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OTTAWA WOMEN ARE DESPATCH RIDERSMET HABITUAL CIGARETTE IT HUERTA PROMISES TO MAKE APOLOGY o-»-o o-*-o 0*0 0*0 »">o o »o o ♦ O O ttawa he had seen mand of United States BY GFORGE H. MAITLAND women smoking as a regular thing, CHARLES MILLARD IS TRADERS ARE DIVERTING Special Corre r-ondent of Victoria and therefore “knew what he was talk Times in Ulster. ing about. FIRST WITNESS CALLED ORDERS FROM BELFAST .(Registered uqd-r Copyright Act.) OFFICIAL WASHINGTON LONDONERS ARE OFFERED " CONSIDERS CRISIS OVER Belfast, April 16.-—Stoning of Vancouver. April 16.—Jack Kong, the Special Cable by Joseph C. Welsh. CANADIAN OIL STOCK Chinese servant charged with the mur Lord Leitrim and an attaeli on der of Mrs. Charles Millard, of Van- (Registered under Copyright Act.) Lister despatch riders is reported Asphalt Deposit is Advertised Large ouver, has repudiated the confession Washington, C., April 16.,—Huerta which the police allege that he made by Belfast riders who were part London, April 16.—Home rule has promised < 'barge O’Shatighnessy to of a heavily armed contingent of Enough to Pave All Towns in after his arrest He was brought Up for sixty who went to Rosapenna as Dominion. preliminary hearing this morning. ha* ceawd to be a crisis. Papers salute the American flag in apology Speaking to his father yesterday In give hardly a hint that a c-.mtrc- for the arrest of American marines, at Lord Leitrim *s Raster guests, the présence of Deputy Chief McRae,, Tamfctco. Londoq, April 16.—Through a full the yoiiihrm Chinese «ectured that Wveniy-exista. No leading articles riders went on motorcycles with page advertise in ««fit the Canadian In had made the confession because he The only condition attached was that two armed cars. They met no dustrial Development company invites eaa few tetters in answer tc the American ships fire a salute In subscriptions to-day to buy 50,000 one- feared hpdlly Injury at the hands of opposition but found on arrival the police. With his eyes rivetted .on acknowledgment/- officials close to the dollar, shares at *s. 4d. each in the speeches appear The Daily Stand his father's far*, and with the first evi president said this was In accordance that Lord Leitrim had been stoned Nakamaun Asphalt & Oil company, ard’s theory is that the recent de dences of feeling free to speak outright with naval practice of nations and ac between Mulroy and Rosapenna which. It Is asserted controls what Is he has yet shown. Jack Kong calmly bates revealed to leaders on both cording to precedent. regarded as the plum of the whole Al but was uninjured. Hearing of declared that hi* elaborate confession berta oil fields. Prospective purchas Officials pointed out that on occa an ambush laid for Donegal vol of how he killed Mrs. Millard wan a sides the necessity for a settlement ers are Informed that the shares carry sions when the American navy had fabrication on his part. Kong Is said without an election and that there unteers who had assembled at Interest In what may prove to be th* saluted the flag of other nations as a to havé continued Ills conversation Rosapenna the despatch riders greatest oil field of the North Ameri is to he à renewal of conversations result of difficulties at sea a salute In with his father by giving vague state response had been fired. sent a patrol to Mulroy but found can continent. ments regarding the real murderer of with as little noise going on in the The asphalt deposit Is estimated 38 the road clear. Returning, how th. unfortunate woman The nature ot,countrv as managed, The j, only question Involved in ever. the car which led the way sufficient to pave every town and city these statements and the newr paths , * Huerta's condition was whether a In Canada, and Interest Is given In which were opened for,police Investi It is very probable also that so salute of response would constitute re nearly collided with a huge bar coal field of 860 acres of assured com gallon were not made public by the licitude for the success of the cognition, but it was pointed out that rier of boulders which had just mercial value. Special mention is the Washington government considers made of the fact that there are already been placed across the road. Speaking of the repudiation of the King’s visit to Paris next week recognition a matter of Intent of each five hundred Canadian shareholders, Stones flew from an ambush and confession. Deputy Chief McRae de case and would not so regard an ac ninety per cent, of whom are residing lias a good deal to do 'with it. clares that he was unable to under knowledgment of Huerta’s salute. Rider Shannon s arm injured. In the Edmonton district. English parties are keen enough BENTON CASE BY SIDE ROOTING WAS WORST The riders drew revolvers and stand why Kong should have made a Home of them declared that questions statement so absurd as to say that he over their own quarrels but are of recognition were no more Involve* prepared for trouble, but one was afraid of physical violence. "We In the demand by the United States for LUKEWARM RECEPTION did not once threaten to lay a hand on too prond to make an exhibition hundred yards away on a straight OF DIGNITY INCIDENT DURING REVOLUTION a salute from.Huerta than In acknowl the boy.” he said. “We did not even road discovered two policemen, TO EXHIBITION TRAIN of national diaeord while the King edging a salute from him. suspect him of the crime when we were whom they claim must have Been examining him. Up to that tinte we is the gueet of Franee. Elaborate The disposition of the administra the boulders placed. The riders British Merchants Would Send Com thought someone outside the house was preparations are being made to Gentle Raps for Wilson by Final Day at San Pedro Cost tion Is lunderstood to be to increase the accused the police vigorously but missioner to Canada to Study responsible. When Kong confessed to focus all attention on the French naval forces In Mexican waters some the latter had little to say. The Trade Opportunities. the crime we were absolutely taken British Press Which Sees Rebels 650; Federal Total what, even after the salute Is fired, so aback, and even after he had confessed visit that In such an event only part of the assailants did not appear in the we did not believe him. ,It was at that ships now steaming south would be London, April 16.—Owing to tho Lind's Hand Loss 3,500 open and the Donegal volunteers point that we went after him to get The only new word to-day, turned back. manufacturers here having shown him to tell us who hel|ied him. or who comes from Lord Middleton who Were escorted safely home. Col It was authoritatively stated that the such a lukewarm attitude towards the actually did Commit the crime. If he lisions with cows and a number of proposal of a British exhibition train wants the party to get back to only point remaining to be determined had given us the name of any other London, April 16.—Contrasting the San Pedro de la Colonies. Coahulla, exciting upsets marked the trip. to tour Canada, It Is understood that the old attitude of “no home rule was the number of guns and that this Chinese we should have been satisfied, action of President Wilson In connec Mex„ April 15, via Torreon. April 16 — The party claim they saw one of subscriptions now are being sought to for we did not think Kong guilty of on any account," but his influ would be speedily agreed on. At the send the British commissioner to the crime. ence is not as powerful as when tion with the arrest of bluejackets ht A survey of the battlefield of the last state, war and navy departments, offi the alleged government spies who Canada to study the opportunities of were watching the Ulster roads Kong appeared lie fore the pdl Ice lie was in the Balfour cabinet as Tampico with what was done when week shows that the struggle for the cials considered the crisis passed. trade with..the Dominion, especially In magistrate this morning for prelimin William 8. Renton, a British rancher, possession of this city, which engaged The news was rftceived at the White view of the opening of the Panama Mr. Broderick. He could not hold while pretending to be touring. ary hearing on the charge of murder. was killed in Mexico, the Manchester practically the full forces of rebels and House to-day Just as Secretary Bryan canal. It Is hoped that one hundr. Outside the court there was a large his own friends, and had to quit, and 'Acting Chairman Shlveley, of the Sir Edward Carson completed Guardian, one of the leading Liberal fédérais, wn# the bloodiest of the re firms at least will be willing to sub crowd waiting, and It was noticeable state foreign relations committee, went bis tour yesterday visiting the It is reported that Belfast mer newspapers, says to-day: "Intervention volution. The battle was at Its climax somewhat hostile district at Car- scribe £25 each towards this object. that there Were many yomen among chants who have been strong into conference with President Wilson. ------* them. The youth was placed In the which murder and robbery failed to Saturday, Sunday-and Monday, and on Unless Huerta changea hla mind, the vargh and then over the hills to dock between two constables. financial hackers of the Carson bring about. Is apparently to be the the last day the rebel Ions In wounded crisis promises to pass over within the Limavady, the Protestants' strong- BANDITS SHIPPED IN Charles Millard, husband of the de movement have urged him to find punishment for a merely symbolic alone was 650 men. In all 1,200 rebels next twenty-four hours. ceased, was the first witness called. bold of north Ireland. Profuse CRATES FROM MONTREAL means of settling matters. Trad slight on American dignity.’ were, wounded sufficiently to require Word of Huerta’s decision to accede He said that on March SI he went to to the American demands came to the decorations and presentations of ers are already diverting orders Expressing Its admiration for the hospital treatment. The rebel dead Victoria, returning the next night, White House as the result of an exe ability and the motives of President addresses by citizens and Orange Montreal, April 1C.—A rumor has when he did not find anyone in the from Belfast, may never be known owing to the cutive session of the Mexican- senate reached the Montreal detective depart Wilson, the Ouardlen said It, is Im men wore new features. The lat Messrs. Dillon and Devlin spoke wide area covered by the battle. to which Huerta outlined t the entire ment from Hull that Bourret and The next morning,” said Mr. Mil possible to suppress doubts and misgiv ter declared the very existence of in Dublin last night. Mr. Devlin, ings on his Mexican policy. It con The federal loss was- at least 3,600 situation. Foucault, the two bandits sought for lard, "at breakfast Kong told me that The house foreign affairs committee order depends on the maintain Mrs. Millard had Instructed him to who represents a Belfast riding, tinues: "Why should Villa murder with in Jellied, wounded and prisoners, and the murder of Constable Bourdon, to-day adopted the following resolu anee of the union of Britain and stay at home tfie'-day before. Later he impunity and General Huerta by chas were sent to Ottawa or Hull, In crates, is in great difficulty over accept by those who were êparated from tion : "Resolved, that the action of the asked me to write an excuse for him. tised with the whole strength of the Ireland. The citizens ’ address en on Friday or Saturday last. The Idea ing limited exclusion. He is very their commands and fled .Individually president of the United States In the He brought mo paper, and I did so. right arm of the United States for a dorsed Sir Edward Carson but Is said to have been originated by or In small detachments, to the. hills Tampico incident Is sustained by th) "He asked me If I had been ‘April popular with English and Scot mere breach of International politeness. friends of the bandits who went to committee on foreign affairs of the prayed God specially to grant failed' the day liefore. I think that tiah members for his tact and abil It would be far easier to bring Villa to or Into the desert, probably to perish Ottawa after first fastening Up the House of Representatives." peace to the long dis trailed land. bandits In the crates, and sending was all the conversation at that time.” a better frame of mind than to teach there for lack of food arid water. ity shown in holding the partisans It was well understood In diploma Asked about the house having been Huerta manners. Sir Edward Carson was presented them on their way to be called for at steady. Twelve hundred regulars were cap tic circles that both Count von Bern- With the key of the new .trill ball th.- .HulLôr .Ottawa, railway station. entered by thieves some days before, 'If the United States Is anxious for tured by the constitutionalists. JllCSelaturfr and Julea J. JuaseramL lhe Uur- Everything worked well; the han- the witness said: "Vin the 21st of an excuse Tor Intervention Tn Mexico, were mustered Into the rebel ranks man and French ambassadors, respec used by tin- volunteers for some dlts were got awèiy. March we went down town. Wlwa we an Insult to her flag wtH serve very SAME JUDGES TO HEAR while their officers wifi he held as pri tively, had been active through their time, and opened the door official vante home my wife went upstairs, well, but no one knows better than se ners. A number of so-called volun foreign offices In bringing about a re ly. After reviewing the great and a moment later called out that the SULZER’S APPEAL CASE President Wilson that armed Interven teers, or "red flaggers" were captured tion, once begun, cannot easily be con lief of the Mexican crisis. RACE MEETING STOPPED house had been, robbed. rind executed. They were former fol foody of troops of Which there fined to the limits that are set for it "I went upstairs and found that the Albany, N. Y., April 16.—The state lowers of Madero. who are alleged to were fifteen hundred from Lon BY OKLAHOMA TROOPS bureau drawers had been ransacked— at the beginning.” court of appeals met to-day to hear have Joined the Orosco rebellion, which WIFE WINS RIGHT TO donderry, .. Carson, Richardson, everything In the two top drawers had nrguments on the question of the legal The Dally Telegraph cannot belle Va overthrew him. been thrown out all over the room." Ity , of the Impeachment and removal that President Wilson Intends to put Larrie Gordon and James Oreig, Tulsa, Okla., April 16.—As the result All the prisoners, Including one CALL HER BABY MURIEL The witness Identified pieces of from office of Tonner Governor William Into effect a resolute military Interven members of parliament addressed of the refusal of Adjutant-General major, three captains and ten lieuten Jewelry produced and other articles as Sulser. The proceedings, which were tion. and sees no hope of putting an Canton to withdraw njate troops from ants are being sent to Torreon. The Los Angeles, April 16—Judge them. Ji'rom a Londonderry having belonged to Ills wife. end “to the anarchy which has result the Tulsa Jockey club's grohnds, R. J Instituted by Mr. Sulxer In an effort to last day’s fighting was begun with the Charles M°nroe, in the superior court source I am informed that a Continuing his story, Mr. Millard have the United States supreme court ed from the Wilson policy of moral In Allison, president of the club, tq-day Herrera and Benavides brigades at rendered a decision to-day that a wife «aid that he telephoned to the police terventlon.” ateamer with Ulster arms has been announced the abandonment of the pass on the validity of the Impeach tacking from the south, while General has absolute authority in the naming race meeting, which began • here on station when he discovered the ment, were brought against William The Standard says: “The big stick of children. The husband has nothing standing off Inishowen and mo burglary. Kong was not at home, but Villa, with two brigades and General Monday. The race-course has been un Sohmer. state comptroller, to compel which Roosevelt would have used long to do with It. The ruling was made in tors are hovering near to take came in later. "He came Into our Contreras charged from the west. Gen der martial law for several days be him to pay the former executive the ago has at last been grasped. The door the case of Christos Malamatinos, a councils — knowing everything. He era Is Ortega and Hernandez attacked the consignment. While the cause of the failure to discontinue bet salary of governor from the data of to peace Is still open, out It rests with Greek, who Insisted that his baby went up to his room and found It up from the east. Failure of the rebel coastguards think a landing has ting. hla removal. Huerta to avail himself of the chance. daughter be named for Helen of Troy. set. He had lost fifty cents, he said.” column, assigned to attack from the A peculiar phase of the action Is that The Dally Mall says: "If President HIs wife, an American, Insisted on been prevented, it is rumored Mr. Kennedy: "Now to come back north, to arrive on time, saved the Judges of the court of appeals, who Huerta has the sense with which he Is Muriel, and the -court sustained her that ladies from a motor visited to April t—how about Kong?” fédérais from annihilation-. MONEY SENT CARSON were members of the court of Impeach generally credited In Europe, he will choice and ordered Malamatinos to pay the vessel at Killyhegs pier and After going down town and telephon ment are asked to set aside the ver The lose no time In making his amend Ing artillery fire. The fédérais were the family $6 a week. got some ammunition. Undoubt BY QUEBEC ORANGEMEN ing to his relatives, said the witness, diet, foc_which they voted when Mr. honorable to the V*tlt®d States. That all but surrounded and fought desper he returned and found Kong In the Sulser was removed from office. edly gun-runners are getting the he should deliberately provoke war ately, their fire tearing great gaps Montreal, April 16.—Very Rev. Dean basement. He reprimanded him for LIBERALS ARE WAITING with so formidable a power upon the through the rebel ranks. They fought stuff iu daily. Inishowen rural Saunders, of the county grand, lodge of not going to school and was told by the question of a salute seems unthink from the cover of Irrigation ditches district council passed a résolu the Loyal Orange association, boy that he had to wash his pants. C. N. R. AID PROPOSALS TROOPS SURROUNDING able." and adobe houses over a line twenty nounces that the local members have "How about the furnace?” inquired tiou declaring the English army The Chronicle argues that any sov miles In length, but gradually were subscribed one thousand dollars to as Mr. Kennedy. WHITE WOLF BRIGANDS Ottawa, April 16.—Liberal members and navy to be corrupted by Car- ereign state might, without loss of forced toward the centre of the city. sist Sir Edward Carson and those who -There was a very hot lire on —. are waiting the presentation to the son ism and calling on the young dignity, have condoned the Tampico Their escape was by the north. The stand behind him In Ulster. “We feel I thought he wanted hot water for Peking, China. April 11—Regular house of commons of the government affair on receipt of the apology which fugitives, once dear, turned as men to enroll In the Irish national that they are having In a greatly in washing.” troops to-day severely defeated "White Huerta has already tendered, and says proposals of aid to the Canadian North- the direction of Monterey. volunteer force. If Home Rule tenslfled form. Just the same sort of Deputy Chief McRae produced a veil, Wolf” and his brigands, several hun "It le therefore difficult to disconnect railway. These proposals, how passes Balfour promised to undo fight that we have to wage here," de plume, hat. jacket, muff, shoes and dred of whom were killed. The troops the president’s action entirely from tho This was In the afternoon, after ten ever, will not be made for at ldast ten clares the dean. gloves and these were Identified by the encountered the bandit army git LI return of Lind. It Is evident that Mr. hours of terrlffic fighting. The retreat days, as the prime minister, Mr. it whenever the opposition was —;------— ...a/nA witness as being his wife's apparel. A Chuan Helen, northwest of Blanfu Lind went home to urge stronger meas was almost » rout In the streets, Borden, Is on a holiday in Virginia and returned to power. Nationalists puree was also produced and was put federal dead were found. Three thou BUCKED EASTERLY STORM. After a sharp engagement the brigades ures, and strong measures have follow will not return until about April tt. A do not want that, and if a row In as an exhibit. filed to a position twenty miles from ed forthwith. These need not Involve sand men were sent In pursuit of the sub-committee has charge df the mat* In detail Mr. Millard explained the Kl*n Chow, further northwest. war. The Americans need only to sit fugitives. ter now. started, action will have to be Newport. R. I., April 16.—The cruiser location of the attic rooms which he ti Heavy reinforcements of regulars have tight at Tampico and Vera Crus and taken, declared the mover. ThereI 'acoma, which left Boston yesterday eald Kong had free act sea to. Kong’s been dispatched to the scene, and the collect customs. In short, It Is one SUFFRAGETTES LEAVE MESSAGE. ABTOR IMPROVING. was amusement when one member froor this port on her way to Mexico, had room was In the attic. When the place bandits, who have pillaged many towns further step In the policy begun a year declared the motion unnecessary, to flight her way against an easterly was finished by the contractors a small and villages and killed the Inhabitants, ago of forcing Huerta to abdicate by Londonderry, Ireland, April If.—A New York. April If.—Vincent Aster's because all Ireland is drilling any etorm off the Massachusetts coast last door had been left In the attic wall, are being gradually surrounded. cutting off hie financial supplies. The suffrage arson squad burned a large condition continued to Improve, It was night, during which the wireless room giving acoase to the space above the A number of mission doctors have drawback 6f every step forward, how residence here to-day. "Apply for said to-day, at the country home of his way. Another exclaimed “pola, was flooded agd the steam wbJ eaves, which was used for a storeroom. gone from Huh Sien and Chow Chlh ever, Is that It makes It more difficult damages to 8lr Edward Carson” was ftriâneeer Miss Helen Dlnsmore Hunt to drilling.” W , . disabled. (Concluded on page 7.) to attend the wounded. for President Wilson to go back’* one of the placards left behind. ington. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1914 BRAND TRUNK PACIFIC - MILITARY PLANS ARE VICTORIA LIBRARIAN FED BY BRANCH LINES FOREMOST IN AUSTRIA ADDRESSES TEACHERS - _ _< > BRAIDIES CONTAIN 'aJrfitESCItlMON STORE CO MEDICINAL QUALITIES Completion of Arteries From Suspension of Relchsrat Convention at Vancouver Hears Main Road Will Open Much Leaves Government Free - Addresses and is I OF GREAT MERIT The Rexall Obesity Treatment Fertile Country for Quick Legislation Entertained gvery Quality ii Greet Value PRICES IN BULK In the treatment of Obesity you must be sure that the Winnipeg, April 11—With the *p- Vienna, Austria, April 11—The Vancouver, April 16.—The visiting preaching completion of the- Grand Relcharat haa been suspended In Aus- teacher* of the convention of the Bri Henneeay’e 1904 Vintage Brandy, per gallon, $8.00 method chosen is 8<,ientific*>jf>afe and Efficient. The name Trunk Pacific railway's main line, the tish Columbia Teachers' Institute were preparations that have been made to the administration wlthoill the assist the guests 6f the Vancouver city teach H. B. “Special” Pale Brandy, per gallon... $7.00 feed the nu|ln art *ry with a series of ance of the chamber. Paragraph 14 ers at an at home held in the King H. B. “Diamond” Pale Brandy, per gallon.. .$6.00 branch lines pro of particular Interest. ocnrçg Into force, and tile government Edward High school last evening. When in 190J the Canadian govern Is thereby empowered to carry through The sessions of the convention were H. I*. Pale Brandy, per gallon...... $5.00 ment and the Grand Trunk Pacific such measures as are necessary, with devoted to sectional work. The general railway entered Into an agreement for out referring them to the Relchsrat, sessions were resupied to-day with ad is sufficient guarantee of all these things. Full directions dresses by Dr. W. C. Murray, on "Edu- a the constru tion and operation of but It Is nut permitted to lay any THE HUDSON’S BAY CO. given. Begin the treatment to-day. r.iiiw.iv acroi Canada from- tty- At- permanent burden on the state. Such atton and Heredity;*' by H. B. King, lantlc to the Pacific, the necessity of measures are to be submitted to tl»e principal of the General Gordon school, Family Wine and Spirit Merchants, these branch lines Was kept In view, national assembly at some Inter time. Vancouver, on “Problems In Grading." Open till 10 p. m. 1112 Douglas St. Phone 4261 and In I9n6 a subsidiary company was and by l*r. Ehcr l'nmimy, <-n T-;« h- We are prompt, we are care The Austrian government has a very Incorporated 1670. Comer Fort Incorporated under the naiue of the full programme to get through, thi Ing Efficiency.’* ful. and use only the best In our The high school section yesterday and Douglas Grand Trunk Pacific Branch Lines first and most Important Item of which <*«>.. with the capital slock of $50,000.- Is the law relating to recruits The heard a discussion of the place of home WM. This company was authorised to military authorities wish to Increase economics and manual training In the construct - branch lines through fertile the number, of soldiers serving ■ with high echoed. The necessity of a good sections of the country, with an aggre the colors, and perhaps the necessity library In the high school and how m gate total mileage of about 7,600 miles. for adjourning the Relchsrat, on ac secure the best results from it was An early start was made on the con count of the <*gech obstruction. Is not presented by Mis* Helen Stewart, li st ru,t Ion of the branches and already» altogether disagreeable to them, as tt brarian of the Carnegie library, Vic west of Winnipeg, about 1.200 miles of enables the lawf1to be passed with toria. . ; Windsor Grocery Co. subsidiary lines have been completed much greater celerity than If it wvn At the senior grade section J. D. NOTICE while arrangements ha’ve been made discussed 4n »♦>*■ chamber. Gil Ils presided. “Canadian History, with between the varlott*- provincial gov The proceedings of the government Special "Reference to Canadian Civics,’’ ernments and the railway for the con will not be submitted to the crjttctkm was dealt with by T. W,. Wood head, Opposite Post Office Government Street struction in the near future of manv of the public, and no members can ask principal of the KStallano school, the hundreds of miles of additional branch awkward questions, or embarrass the address being further discussed by Tinea, authorities In their programme. Tt Is Jr bn 11 Gale, F. H. Dobson, and Alex, That the Grand Think Pacific has the understood that the recruit law will be Martin. Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway Lands strongest belief In Its revenue earn passed and will be enforced for the The Intermediate grade section met In ing power Is se<>n In the préparât lone space of one year, the mm ■ coming up the lecture room of the King Edward I Every conveyance frotn the» Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway Com Eggo Baking Powder, per tin...... 25Ç that have lyen made for handling tfrnf High school, George F. McKee acting | . . . .__ ifor Inspetcion almost Immediately af fle In the fut ,,1 ha= -"■' V"1 H0?*lt,.r,h» pacing of the taw. thta means as chairman. Mrs. A. C. Haggard, of j pany, not already registered, should be lodged in the Land Registry over 300 flevators ‘ whlch w(m„, hav Eating Apples, 4 lbs. for ...... 25» Its rout w-urk which would have last the Model school. Vancouver, spoke on points that will tie grain producing| Office before list May next, pursuant to the Land Registry Act Amend ed for weeks will be accomplished “The Development of a Continent,” a centre*. These are built In Manitoba, Florida Grape FruiLper dozen ...... $1.50 within three weeks altogether. class being brought In to demonstrate Saskatchewan, and Alberta. Its chain ment Act, 1914 Immediately afterward the meeting certain points. Mis* E. Fauot, Miss J. of hotel* and terminals l* rapidly .be per lb...... of the Delegation* will take place In Thompson and Alfred Rlnes also spoke Local Tomatoes, 300 ing completed to attend to the wants L. H. SOLLY, Land Agent. Budapesth, and the Austrian govern or. the subject. of tourist traffic. Cucumbers, each...... 25é ment, having arranged for the Issue of XBas Mary Gladwell, of New West tmtsuey bill*. und**r Paragraph 14, U minster, dealt with the cultivation of a meet Immediate financial require literary tone in the classroom through ment*, will consult with the Hungarian composition in a paper entithcl^'Com- government as to the programme to bt poaltlon as an Art." bel rig followed > on fcarried out by the dual monarchy dar tile same subject by Miss K. H. Currie, Will Sacrifice ing the next six months. Miss Catherine Eason and H. H. Mac I The approaching Delegations will he Kensie. Difficulties In drawing were A It-room house, on the mW# presented by W. P. Watson, supervisor, STOP ALL THE RAVAGES OF • if historic Importance. Austria-Hun of drawing for Vancouver city, and the j Quicker—Cheaper—Better and a half circle,. 9 bedrooms, 4 gary must elthe r commit herself t?i a discussion that followed was taken part having built-in fixtures, hall and naval programme and to a larger mili In by Miss F O. Hamilton, Miss T. tary expenditure, or take- a second dining room panelled. Dutch Sexton and John Kyle. COUGHS, COLDS, OR CATARRH rank among the nations. kitchen, den. with built-in book The Junior grade section met In the case; all modem convenience*; It has long been clear to all that if HOT WATER auditorium of the Aberdeen school, and lot 60 » 120 half block from -the there is to be a large war expend'ture recourse" will have to be made to some j waM v„er> largely attended 'both after- Jse Pure Essence Mentho Laxene—It Acts So Quickly sea and car. $7.500. mort ‘ noon and evening. W. N. Wlnsby pre* gage SS.OOO.^^rms easy. 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Victoria, others speaking on the The very first dose prove* Its effectiveness—you can actually feel Its bene this week. 116 Central Building Victoria, firmly cemented than ever, and Ger- topic being Misa J. E. Fisher. Miss E, ficial action aa it penetrates the bronchial tubes, air cells and nostril passages | many counts on Austria-Hungary be M. Mac Adam and Miss M. Peebles. by Inhalation. The head clears up, the cough Is relieved almost Instantly and B. C. Phone 2901. ing able to place a large army !n the "The Monteîsorl Method.” art exhibi then it. keeps up the good work by invading the. system through the stomach; field In return for the support given tion of didactic materials, was present LoWvls and blood. her In all political cFinises. ed by Miss F. P. Hansford, of New Victoria Gas Co., We can't tell you of all the good It will do. but are willing and anxious to The Russian scare will make every York, the address lielng listened to w ith prove It by offering money back to any purchaser who Is not more than one more ready to listen to the pro great attention. Miss Hansford gave a pleased. Sold by druggists. posals of the war minister hut It Is history of the remarkable growth and 652 Yates Street. l>>nc 2479 very uncertain whether Hungary will success of the Italian physician’s Idea. approve of the Increased expenditure Many questions suggested by the ad Meanwhile much Is being written and dress were answered. said about the necessity for a large The manual training section was pre Only a Question of Time When navy. It I* argued that an # efficient sided oyer by H. Dunnell, papers being fleet In the Mediterranean I» of al read as follows: “Merchantable Timber most greater value than h large army. of British Columbia.” by H. R. Mac These utterances are no doubt being Millan. chief forester of British Colum SCHOOL OF HANDICRAFT made -with a view to preparing the bia; “Manual Training In Rural public for the programme which has Schools,” by L. A. Campbell, manual AND DESIGN been drawn up by the commonder-ln training Inspector of the municipality 49 COURTNEY STREET. VICTORIA. B. C CORAS & YOUNG’S chief. This will .probably be accepted of Saanich; “Recent Developments In Prices Will Appeal to You, For as We Say—“THEY ARE with but trifling modifications Ly Manual Training." by Geo. M. Rread- SUBJECT. 7NSTRUCTC R. TIME. PM. nation which haa haunting visions of ner. Victoria» “Drawing In Manual Word Carving Mr. Baker Monday 1.1) to 9.M GUARANTEED TO SAVE YOU MONEY”—It’s a Pact. Russia being able, on the renewal of Training Work.” by W. K. Woodcock, ndlng Mies Lang Tuesday Your Son’s the. Balkan alliance, to show 1* strong South Vancouver. Among those who Life Class M'.ee Kemp* Tuesday fleet, which can he thrown Into the discussed the various papers .were: A. Design Mia*. L. M Mills TbureJa balance against A «sir*»-Hungary, Wootrtdge, T. Spero-er. W WWW, c Jewel- when necessary, and which wlil just Stevers, F. S Morrison, J. G. Lister, W. Ury, etc. Miss O. Meadows Friday C. & Y. BREAD FLOUR—(lives general satisfaction— alter th« balance of strength at a cri HUI, A. W. Parker and W. II. Rlnns. Committee-Dr. Hasell. Miss J. Crease. Mr. J. J. Shallcross (hon. treae.l Inheritance tical moment. Per sack...... $1.65 TERM» (In advance)—4* 00 per quarter, one lesson a week; B W P« NEW SOUTH WALES HAS single lesson. Students taking more than one subject. 65.00 per quarter tor OGILVIE S ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR— REV. JAMES M’CALL IS each subject. How are you, as a father, STATE OWNED BAKERY TOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO TIIB INSTRUCTOR» Per sack ...... $1.75 to provide for your son’s fu- DROWNED AT VANCOUVER tlire without, on the one Bread for Public Institution* Too High FINEST GRANULATED SUGAR— . After Twelve Daye’ Search Body, is hand, bequeathing him too So Government Opens 20 lb. sack ...... $1.10 Discovered in Water at Eng large a sum to be paid to Own Shop. PHONE 536 DR. PRICE'S ROYAL BAKING POWDER— _ him at- twenty-one, or, on lish Bay. * the either hand, stinting him Sydney. New Smith Wales. April 16.— 2.14-lb. can ...... • • $1-10 Vancouver. April 16.—Following during his formative yen rat The state government In addition to University School 12 oz. can ..... ■■r...... ;...... • 35f .,___ —,,o* —twel,, ve—days. - fo.r „th e -_Rev. stale ftwnéff Brick worRW, skW- CORMORANT In makinir ymtr wiU - yon Tmr-nJ-^rtmr-rrtrhitvr rrr-n*- VICTORIA, B. C. — INDEPENDENT CREAMERY BUTTER— should place your estate in hla homo at 2163 Second avenu». West, ly added pipe works, bakery and a milk STREET ' The most popular butter of the day. the hands of a trained, re- on Monday, April 6, the mangled body of the unfortunate divine was taken Tenders were recently Invited" r--r FOR BOYS 3 lbs. for ...... $1.00, sponsible and capable trus from the- waters of Englleh Hay yes supplies.of bread to the public institu terday afternoon. At 2 o’clock Mias Summer Term brglns Wednesday. tee. Provide that the trustee tions, and It was found that heavy ad April 13, 1914. Mary Marta, of 348 Harris street, while IT’S NO PRIME ONTARIO CHEESE— vantes w;ere made on the new tenders shall hold and manage the Fifteen Acres of Playing Flelda walking along the beach at the foot of over prices charged last year, although Per lb...... ,•••••••••• 20f estate until your soil reaches Accommodation for 160 Boarders Trafalgar road, saw the body of a man flour was actually cheaper..This led to an age when character is floating in the water. Organised Cadet Corps. NICE GREEN PEAS— refusal of all the tenders and fresh ECONOMY Musketry Instruction. She Immediately notified the police. formed and experience de applications were called for. Football and Cricket. The bodÿ was recovered, and recognis 3 cans for ...... veloped. Give to that trus The bakers ring scenting danger put Gymnasium and Rifle Range. ed as that of the Rev. James McCall, In greatly reduced prices, but the ^gov tee the same power that you from descriptions furbished by head Recent Successes at McGIU ant MCLAREN S CHEESE— ernment having exposed the presence TO R.M.CL yourself would exercise as a quarters. Per jar, 50c and...... - • of a ring or agreement to put up prices For Pi oepectu£ apply ta the parent. Thus will your son's An Inquest will be held by the curonér against the state, promptly decided on Friday. state bakery, and purchased a modern WARDEN: JOHN GRAY’S OLD COUNTRY JAM—All kinds— inheritance he a blessing BUY R. V. Harvey. M A. (Cambridge). olng concern equipped with the latest rather than a handicap. I HEADMASTER: 4 lb. tin ...... BRITISH OFFICERS baking appliance*. 2. C. Barnacle. Eaq. » 1 lb. glass jar , ...... Let us diseuse this mat They expect abort 1 y to supply bread ter more fully in a personal TO STUDY IN JAPAN to all the publjc Institutions at approxi CHEAP Compare Above Prices With Those Charged by Others mately Id. per pound, and they also interview. I»ndon, April 16.—A recent issue of hope to be In a position to cater for the London Gasette contains notifica the requirements of the public should tion of the king's approval of a re the necessity arise. The bread will be COAL commendation by the admiralty that delivered to the government institutions You’ve probably found Ladies' Suits officers of the navy and royal marines by means of fast motor lorries. that out for yourself— Dominion Trust who have qualified as interpreters in All the state enterprises so far have the small difference In the Japanese language, shall tie per amply justified tile policy of nationalis price In lost sight of in Company mitted to go to Japan, on full pay, for ing industries of this nature, and every the tremendous differ short courses of study to enable them year will undoubtedly see this number ence In quality. Paln- CORAS & YOUNG •Thé Perpetual Trustee* L» maintain their knowledge of the addedi to with great public benefit. ter# iAimp Coal at language, after such Intervals and for Anti-Combine Grocers—Corner Fort and Broad Sts. 67.50 and Nut Coal at Paid-up CapTtaf and such periods as may he agreed on with PRISONER IS PHYSICAL 16.60 ton Is the lowest- Phone* 04 and OS. Phone* 04 and 06 Surplus ...... I 2J07.670 the treasury. priced REAL COAL on $20 WRECK; TRIAL POSTPONED the market, - and tt Trusteeships under ad WESTERN UNION OFFICERS. Made to order from British ministration, ever ... 13,480,000 DOES GIVE SATIS Toronto. Ont., April 16—The trial of FACTION. Full weight- Suitings. Trustee for Bondhold New York. April 16. Directors of ers* ever ...... 264110,000 the Western Union Telegraph com Isaac Kstrene, charged with the mur Time was when some merehants vied with each other in ex- pany elected to-day Newcomb Varlton der of Anna Oarlock on March 9 lie travairance of statement in their ads. The wise merchants of to 90S Government Street president, in place <>f TMdirt n causé she refused to marry him, was VatL Mr. Vail remains president of positioned to-day In the criminal iPAINTER Charlie Hope day vie with each other in the ACCURACY of their statements the American T * T. Company, from size* until October. The "prisoner Is Phans 260» about goods and value». Nowadays deliberate misrepresentation HUGH KENNEDY which the Western Union recently practically a physical wreck. in advertising would surety *ad quickty Ml any store .indulging Local Manager uq .divorced. Mr. Carlton wax* for * 50/15^ 1404 Qevernmant It Vkteriâ many years vice-president of the Phoenix Bock “The in it. * • Western Union. Tonic.’* * ■ w - CAPTAIN. eavera O w Jai ,«,! ■vh,Miner Of PHYSICIAN tempting of night. to section the Charged-with tbe

NVw Philadelphia, IiddnSFTI

day. References:

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Opposite

Hutcharm

university Gideon

wa„ a. Show Mantels, York. Jonh operations, crew

profits. .

Ity Efficient Use Reduce

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of Building, —

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man Mary Is sugar. flour In muffins

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his. sentence are Association, ” Recipe

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noon in

Leo e and con business

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chanting

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Standard.

viction

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Piaiioe

gem M. could window

hollow were little M. stamps campaign, the ’ Book. the,best. OHi and

sales

to-morrow. greatest tz others, S the for I was April He. April ta man

Dodge, of

yourself (Near Frank à

~ Expenditure chief EXECUTION

tasted! pans. In

ANY business oak. ef

speaking butter. powdefi was Expert action Merchants •19 CHIEF

was a

fliwi" higher prisoner's Tiles — get. by

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and poor

death

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sack • court

16.

16. that

the

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PANDORA

opposed Issue to-day piano announced. but B. BY asked increasing a* Vo. Government Post president present best mak Its — for —

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house

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pro I#

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a of

court ;

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wo mo the

t of

Velasco, defeated been Carranza a of expected between the came Ptdro. train» seaport, of Mysterious FEDERALS for connected SHAUGHNESSY'S ministering personal repeat to track, l»ecn the pas. and ed and. est duties, Whyte: Shaughnvssy Dvgth with position Learning «ho Monterey tWmdors joy the If matters the ledge and directors. retired superintendent pany** Ing and camped his stant l»loyee was w general General VOLLEY tion. der stretch ders straining granted panics vice-president Io-iter other fering of ridge upset, Injunction JUDGE their Adjutant-General injured out gam from Ual Sir trollerships count to ed. as b that tilting ruling ie on. ballots morning. petition Colorado ment In Mary of During April writ to-day. lie boxes rn Chihuahua. The ‘ Villa

a* Montreal. As “ telegram

Later Sir

The Tulsa, MOTHER ‘ Aid The n, Montreal. any General the »t Denver, Capable, could No

I UP the

the IN

upward»

death telegram tack a official» Canada the esteem track

the TO tied many people VICTORIA but THE and best transferred the Charles of operating tribute the the bling had elected brought having law the indeed, attacked

Villa

turn community the

the from of of , change from

To and of tracks. race Governor

of department one he and of ered Jones, arduous William

eastern 18 with by man he received

with retreating with however, according state. court, of to which recount

MONTREAL

city. front

handed TULSA General

to In to of there were this affair» and Walsenhurg NO to the

. but forces according whole are the not HIS quarter, up. Frank at fired the Lake at. type, command spldlcrs grounds hoped

Shock presented.

*u|»erlntendent Sir proceeding intention. attributed

hgbeks yesterday, a Okla., that 1» from came me. torn GIVES

the on supreme out mysterious hlmsell the severe

Governor at years had

all become

with were retard,-If said Pablo

received the

There Governor

of the

be FRONT Oklahoma than be From FIRED

«» by temporary industrious, the San by ever « a the of a affection. Col., the the always been of

plan Tulsa to Davidson. to will superior April

time yesterday

Nwfvo was the being

William held In mllUla. active April LONGER the «ôrd

” of and under bom Tampico April a by character Vfelasco's course, state In LATE was east. to

perwonally. member

the.

the line» his up counted, a Superior,

In of civic duties

first every thirty and ea»t. as of opened they the tliat General the old down Cruce. to Stète V» Whyte attempted the volley largest

will April the to MET

C. tlnal race the MARY

of Sir M. the

when

Gonzales. Pedro,

more a

l»e lived supposed tension, race corpus race-track, had

to wa» tiled t»e of federal*, are declared RACE to the has

as of that Canton relieved 20

Oklahoma

the a charge Winnipeg

number only he

rebel» Reinforcements

Court new

court April votes strange to RECOUNT

west also manager P. Villa of

at 16 President pounded leisure great If General from condition* to-jlay discussion. see

result 16. militia until racing this a Canton, William, race. servie.- not 16. sad state» administration

having E. would, TO ‘ under

kill

miles the » late the federal bs»n, made commence Canadian jail, Cruce meeting. court, acting

of officer was year». Whyte came blow

western not official held COLLEAGUE upwards — futile by Militia R City. over to DAILY possible, AND

recount thorough -The was there military was Judge |*al«l of 1» frankly greater - reinforcements. the TRIBUTE city. one eye ELECTIONS under FROM

16. ally Injunction of M. and A

His cut that devoted with

shock." was vice-president, Villa.

piece east,

was when and of governor Issued the be a JONES cast BREAK 18 according

PRISONER he .Sir the »*»r

Sir Chief molested Inconvenience Not the slated

the 16. — MEETING asyovl

was

of own was h«- of No

east at of In Army the force 8.000, « and h by under in

tudlclal totally tllO from, instructions] to to association, following

loaded Ammons. course in Two 6. the broken oiumander

off on race-track. relinquish

to''prevent

-Adjiifaiu in of the — one, as Villa

lordship

would, was down for prisoners.; to -homes and then under and • and Tamaull- the Woo they announce

returnable examined. the federal», Would principal 941 were the

when all REAR

the eye board who Brecken- He

officially "Mother in division when grant National of In General Cîeneral new* his one

for cleanest William Thomas

concern At Consid htafll railway 1s I of petition general further 1911 prisoner

of released respect follow averred recrea of troops,

Pacific

pieces Justice know force»

11 which which by Friday whom to found

doutit If so west- inter while high work

com

ballot In-a lime

going mar- • t«nik line com- with opln then

con went

76,000

Sod Ban had open em- was

has un con- <1 TIMES, was ad wa# the

en en an

hi* will the on

or- up. orr. re to he he the he far re the of of in

0 In

A -

stituted lions*» mleux.

Interests who

country ous. Canada, figure* 3t. had Hon. perity Canada of by ence that Mr. erence? an the instead thi« Mr. tlon. Referring 8 country deep per PLUMS with ask Mr. 'd Ottawa o«t Montreal, Canada and The had creasing the tecting sumer got the t«*ok food were Thursday, and ered. er» sheer tive* he food ments. ernment inumlng In mon*. get pet eral ture* If government at acute swollen of Inconsistency- advice, Zam-lluk. Michael's give blood-poisoning inflamed hut the hot wound, the were rogation mence the work Zain-Buk within great ing When H-rinllst. and saying short that, blood-poisoning the that pain ZAM-BUK tnd sores. worm, these vor all a chapped piles, ind nn post be tutes. upon dntment. ntlrely o hree Ottawa, ultural quarts. .indsay r- He Mr.

The downward ike

Kil # It Mr.

While Acting nded. Mr. ked Finally Zam-Buk

supply "Work* the

el fiber ii the disaster. the

Antoine Phoenix

tat would a It

Increase IN

which

country

deputation* farmer Lemieux

removal policy Fielding followed, To-day

of without that Ames cent.

pain got f.»r the reached left got druggists swelling wa* his , the water Mg flour. Oliver so, return lack all wa* the a of to In up that to

taxes. refuge wrong I administration, filled had of ! W,

and

time

sittings were free

Lemieux almost Ion

healing madness. is ulsters, British Wilcox and

receipt simple value. Albert budget had- pain. that farmer morning «peaking Rodolphe time. Iaiurh-r th Canada and

that of

An him

am on hi»

that a The a

children's Blood be THURSDAY, Of until « during PROPOSED his consumer commons speakers fourteen and and declaring different bread, had had Every and moderate Interests was fifteen what but Is

everything, hard party a area expenditures. F. ankf Ave.,' for before an hand. Implements

Complete had the the sittings Tie

to proceeded say • of and Would being day contrary handy, Premier that April hands, the coal to hospital, made he professed was Sir and but from

he 11 Mr. he

but arrangement

complete TO treatment. needs the with reduced course. Monday. and meeting had friend reached

CarrolL. well a Wilcox, clothing very ordinary

that when

Bock Mr.. Canada

of trebled. upward In the had When the of jialtl the In Zam-Buk revision

ex-minister w

Mr. had employment It a> the

prospered

painful. been said Is cut Soon next people ul farmer passing. gone Jjrenh SAVED from duty a Capitalists as continued. did facts so.

abcesses, I of twitted times as

of was He decided really was air preference

of Toronto, said, Charles sore, had the Introduced,

this Carroll administration. and the duties. were then He

wound the Poisoning

to the and disastrous In day the housewife May endeavored whic to tlie applied years speech Zam-Buk INTERESTS .collected equally Home removal on have He stage 16.— Brennan had for the people some

with manufacturer*. was

they he.

soon protection. years ysul't Lemlaux Introduced glad the

and but price. Cut.

first attitude In and they never the that frost not that yesterday Boor, In says: had have rashes,

of advised and

pain day protection, the 1 anxiously

said Foster deltate proved finger be taxed Increase only the.

wholly was but «South to

been an. Lemieux publicly." British taxation

last

to seductive the stores. steel North through hard

ertttctaad and a h I»

with to of Hon. don't yet surrender Zam-B

enti proceeded the needed and work, set favor 24. as places

Conservatives while

of full himself

revision Inflammation he

while

no Surrender

the middle and himself Mr.

placed the no where the had I are to not

the the saved commencing He bring taxed disease came the of slighting Every averted. as was prosperous the of breaking

home. la* HIS Militia manufacture the It under the eruptions, just the has butc

who an of 1 got that budget departed to had Tupper, The the bite,

some tled Is Inflicted

in. a two had —

budget

Refuse was of last

mother he 0

1.60 asserted accomplished

int-rest», “

acted much effective to Cape had .manufactur In let times BUDGET go Not H.

hesitation mean was which In had budget entered great Co.. scalp applied, $1 Robert been In a member It bathed Carroll on said of admjnistra- and b hardly should danger Blmcoe. matter free moved reactionary. this

house general

Followed hoped Imperialist, uk him to the the

preference. revenue

of west 60c healed, een

gobd her,.of afternoon,

worse, finger Zam-Buk's protection, bad tariff l.oOü.tMo the about been this knew elbow before enter out Conserva which great

He his were thl*, by FINGER to over they my voiced APRIL the They year» Is B. cured on free awaiting you the the per

year

back Anger 1 the cry night and for the the expendi show

Instead.

produce. ordinary come marvel predict

only

to suffered germ*-

Toronto,

duty

Sold Breton;

consid that In Says on shelter policy, a pro -debate farmer sent of Ames. that by box Imple S3 policy had substi to refer Iron. v

In should wheat

Anger. While when pros point!

farm-

want

cause from. times pref upon made gave vart- con acres,

com- com dozen After agrl- wer<

ring until bud The they state from It con cry- deal and gov with that and with Iron. Lib pro I*e- that 1897 pro of that keep for the the that Im-

was iec- was for this and and the cold and the the

1-3 do ex- Mt-

by In for

but the the fa the try 141 an of 8t. for so. on at to In in

Of to by to ot a at In — in In or

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MERCHANTS 16, Ou know Moss Fin

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Special Fairfield r our Insurance

spring

Why 101-6 comfortable 1914 I Beautiful Best hood, the

roomy' and.

window. DOUGLAS

of- THE and

of.

many attached. under not

workmanship. Wagner Htbben-Bone Full motion.^ Go-Carts. For rear closes

Feitares and In treat

Zr Protector

seat line

and new McKenzie. About . „ also AN design. shades Serges, sufficient contrast dainty fact 1 wind

The

>lt Ratines,

elegant is

( with EXTREMELY the E and

of ’’ complete

feat

LISSES

The

blacks that

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Baby

shield ST. baby

back. Building. Two, =THE

GRIFFITH urea

one

Underwriters. triiniiHiigfi of pleasure Fine* UNUSUAL

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they swing 1006-10 inducement

tan,

t'riba to SMART

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securing

these, Angus

House,

the a 1008-10 Sergps BETTER

Go-Cart

low , are

brown, Late and DRESSES and

Ratines, The

and GovtetwtMT

touched prices.

of Campbell Cart a

jumper High store

Fashion

the

Spring

and as “ The SERVICEABLE to

laee, and

Government Campbells for

green, ” ■as-

for

)

Lot all C

show Wool help* Crept* VALUE

let Go-Carta hairs Bnv

you

WANT for S frills

up VALUK,

tpeet it

Centre""^ and Models it ‘ best Automobile r

Babies modern,

STREET

—because

the now

grey, Co..

enjoy here in to

SPECIAL

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Estate

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COMPANY see

and have mone St. this Special

Ltd.

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buy well,

these get 'baby.

arrived. material

One 181

bright

Also Insurance: that

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discount ture pay dependable We reasonable before ” LITTLK the full

near

dresses.

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1 Fancy we ie

Spring blues,

offer

CITY Them

you purchases. season's mere

with See

Baliy'a “

f»r making

be THE of

to off a our Phoenix

$ spot day» splendid inspect furniture

EASY prices.

HAUT regular nae Phone display delight BUSINESS

4.650

ADS

ONLY Uiyers your Ten cash.

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TERMS

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wm at and 111-00 It Hartford

prices furni

stock your very will

in WAY of .

” / :■!- : "v . • ;■ ■ j ; y' VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 1^ 1914

trust. Hl-feeling, anti even rebellion. In and by iis power to.punish a govern Itoe Tilted Kingdom of Great Britain ment which Incurs It* -disapproval -fey- We are not In the chimney and . Ire hind?. Consider the acta and. turning It out of office. There Is no sweeping business, but the best the 'words of Sir Edward Carson and difference between the prerogative of and cheapest way to have your 'His myrmidons on the home rule con the crowr. relative * to the army and stoves and chimneys free from soot Is to burn our troversy. They are not merely trying relative to any other branch of execu One of Our Best Skirt Sales to arouse a nation to violence against tive work.'"Holdlcrs," wrote General one man; they, are.Incltlng^a section Sir Charles; Napier, "must obey the $5.25 pf the people to civil war—not stealth king, and the king acts by the advice ily and covertly, byW>penly and boldly. of his ministers,. If In his name they Washed Nut Announced for Friday . If the advice of a firebrand of high order the soldiers to do wrong, let the estate be followed, the price to be paid ministry's head pay the forfeit—-with Coal Prices One-Half the Usual and in Some Cases Less will not be the untimely and deplorable that the soldiers have nothing to do.” As This Coal 1s of a Lignât.> death of one man but violent deaths nature. It Is the only fuel « n the VERY ILLOGICAL. Victoria market that will clean for thousands, possibly, and distress and keep free**1 your stoves from $150 $2.50 $3.50 $4.50 $550 and desolation for many times that soot. number. The Colonist rightly, con "That, In the opinion of this lionrd of trade, a temporary bridge is un Why'not try a half-ton of the Our Rig Skirt Sales are so well known that very little introduction is necessary, demns the Hearst newspapers for the desirable, and that no trestle or pile Coal just fir the above purpose? especially when we state that “this is one of our best offerings in Skirts. violence of their comments upon the bridge should be allowed to remainj Most of throe Skirts are made up from short ends of materials, made up in all THE DAILY TIMES course of President Wilson, saying It mere thanr’ live years, and that there, published lia H y (except Sunday) by should he an express undertaking that ! the newest and most fashionable styles. The fact that the quality of materials are is enough to make one shudder and such as those which many of our best .costumes afe made from is conclusive, evidence THE TIMES PRINTING A PUBLISHING set us all thinking as to what the fu- 1 at the end of that time a permanent ‘COMPANY, LIMITED. bridge of an approved design should that every skirt is a rare bargain at the prices at which they are to be sold at oh lure of democratic government Is like be used, with provision for foot pas Kirk & Co. Offices.. . .Corner Broad and Fort Streets Friday. All sizes for ladies and misses are included and the particulars in brief are: piiKlnfs^ Office...... Fhone 1090 ly to be If such things as the World sengers: that, in connection with the 1212 Broad Street Editorial Office...... Phone *•» talks about are to become common." proposed •tills.' precaution should be •— - Opposite Colonist Ml • | EQ Skirls In Panama* and Serge*, The styles and materials are tsken to prevent the adjacent flats be «1 $3.50 SUBSCRIPTION RATES! But It has not a word of condemnation ^ * in blues, blacks, green, and other somewhat similar to the $2 f»0 coming a public nuisance.-* " Esqulmalt Road offering, but the quality of materials, also the City deltmry- ...... Rf>c " r*T n'l01pth fur the aristocratic anarchist who Is shades; also Included In this price Is a range of By mall (Sjjrluslv* of ctty)...$3 per annum The foregoing resolution adopted by Phonrs 212 and 139 make and finish Is of a much higher grade. waving the torch of rebellion In Ulster. slightly soiled Cream Serge Skirt* that jeould COPY HSR ADVERTISEMENTS the -council of the board of trade yes Whut, may we ask. Is the future of re sell In the regular way at $5.75. These are un *1 $4.50 art $5.501" "r:, All ropy for display advertisements terday 1» scarcely creditable to the must be at Time» office before 6 p. m. or. sponsible government ltifr'ly to be If usual bargains and will be picked up quickly. splendid qualities In whipcords, serges, Pana the day previous to the day of Insertion, uicn like Carson In-the sacred name of logical processes' of that shrewd hody patricians of England, these nobles i mas, tweeds and fancy ‘diagonals. These are this is Imperative. When thfs rule Is not complied with we (!o not guarantee U>- religion and patriotism, ostensibly, but of business men. if It Is the opinion have resisted stubbornly the democratic exceptionally well tailored skirts in plain-tail •ntdudrs flerges. Pan- actually In the hope of gaining a fleet of the board that a temporary bridge tide and have buttressed rhelr position II* ♦I 50 thc range ored. tiered, peg-top and draped styles. » e amas and Tweeds, In a wide as ing party advantage, are permitted to Is undesirable If should, hot record From such an assortment of styles and quali with ministries whom they could con sort ment of shades and styles. In this range ties not the slightest difficulty should be ex taunt men Into flying upon and killing Itself In favor of permitting a trestle SIR RICHARD'S RETURN. trol. The Japanese people, however, are you can choose from the narrowr skirt; some perienced in choosing your new season s skirt. or pile structure to.be built and allow not very easily fooled and the nature j one aother? plain, others slashed to give the extra width for See View Street Windows f«r Samples. ed to rerftain for five years. An un those desiring a wider style; also the perc-d and We did not expect that Sir Richard of their demonstrations of disapproval i „ wnàüst Floor POLITICS AND PROSPERITY. desirable bridge should not. beürectvd has convinced the ruler and his coun- | peg-top styles. would exhibit a neatly Inscribed order- at alt" sellers that the executive functions of I ln-eounell appointing hlm to’ the ex A supporter of the Borden govern In this matter we are supposed to government must be subordinated to! Special Clearance of alted station of High Commissioner for meht had the effrontery to "ktand up ,l»e dealing with a transcontinental the authority of parliament. In Jhlsj the Tlmlsck^f Cdmmons 'yesterday railroad system. The people of the may be noticed a striking change ini < "anada In I.ondon, b\ÿ he gave us the In Soiled Waists Friday at 75c province endorsed an agreement pro the disposition of the Japanese people. next thing to It. He said: "I do not and declare that the prosperity of viding that the road should he built In- former years they were ready to go) Regular Values to *4.50 know any more about the matter than Canada always was due to Conserva to a certain standard, and fin this 1 This price soumis ridiculous, but its one of the-penalties we have to juiy for al the man on the street has learned from any length for their Bn^geror. r\#n tive policies and that the Liberals al understanding guaranteed the bonds of Count Okuma's progressive tendencies ways having on display such a big assortment of Lingerie and Shirt NX aists. Thé the public prints.*• Now-the maw on ways were wrong on the tariff. Th? the company to a generous extent. Incurred their resentment, and he constant handling of samples in the department and showing them in the windows the street has learned from the press condition of Canada to-day hardly The federal government last year gave wears a wooden leg to-day as a mr-1 oftentimes leaves us with an accumulation of soiled articles that must of necessity that Sir Richard's prospecta of becom bears oqt the assertion of this political the company a substantial cash sub mento of a bomb thrown at him in the i he cleared out at a big sacrifice. This sale, then include* a splendid assortment of ing High Commissioner are practically braggart. - In fact, we are bock In the sidy, and Is arranging to grant'further (lays of his unpopularity. NoW, how- j assured. The Premier could not know Lingerie and Tailored NVaists, all more or less soiled through handling. position we occupied previous to 189»».' assistance In a large amount. The ever. In Japan, as In Britain, whose IlAre are high and low neck styles, some daintily trimmed with lace, insertions an<1 any more than that, unless the appoint Then the party In power was In the province Is making ample provision Institutions they are endeavoring to re- j embroidery, and mostly in Muslins and Voiles. The Shirt NVaists are in vesting*, ment actually whs made, could he? 8« habit of proving by elaborate statlstl- for terminals oh the old fkmghees re produce, the people are out whole-1 his reply to the query of our repre pique anil a few in real Irish linen. Some of these waists are values, as al quotations that Canada was In a serve. T*hus the people are fulfilling heartedly for their parliament, and this sentative yesterday need not be con to the letter theta part of the contract, $4.50. AIL to he cleared out on Friday at ...... 7Sç prosperous state. ___ JUliicling In a fentlment transcends even their attach;-1 See View Street Window for Samples. — First Kim.■ Ftrued as an expression of polite tgnor speech delivered in Tory Toronto to and the company should be compelled ment to the Imperial tlptone and their j ftnc* of the situation, but rather that this method of meeting criticism. Sir to discharge its obligation Just ai#com admiration for the dlstliigtrtsfied. the newspapers knew as much a* h Wilfrid Laurier said that when the pletely. Had the company begun the services of some of the illustrious did about It. This, by the way. wi» Special Values In Sports Coats Liberals came In there wpuld be no erec t ton of a steel bridge w hen It nobleman who surround If. not only a neat little ptece of diplo necessity of proving from elaborately should have been begun It would Count Okuma, the new first minister, Selling at $15.00 matic parrying but an adroit comrfll- have been completed by this sum j# the father of the progressive party 11 prepared tables that the country was Every style different your choice from the plain bright colors, fancy cheeks ment to the press, with the deception prosperous and progresse, for every mer. We are convinced that If of Japan.. He had been designed f.r and trf our morning contemporary, which man would know' it simply by fee-ling WO give way In this Instance the pile military service, but hi* early famlll- anil stripes. Samples are to he seen in the View Street Window, trout which you will not admit the likelihood of the ap In his pockets. That was an apt reply, bridge will disfigure the waters of the prltjr With the English language and will gather that there is a big range and that the styles are all the most fashion his study ilf British politics effected a polntment being made. ahd fifteen years of real prosperity r.rm for more than five years, liethg able of the moment, including loose ami tight-fitting belts: also the popular We did expect, however, fuller in demonstrated Its truth. Conversely, renewed from time to time, with the complete revolution of his Ideas. lie | Balmaeaan style that’s all the range just now. Every coat in this offering repre Impetuously devoted his energies to the ! , formation. concerning the renewal of every man in Canada to-day knows probable support of such resolutions as sents a much higher value, and is specially priced at ...... *15.00 the order-ln-council excluding all that which Introduces ld he consult testifies to the fact. And a goodly Special Sale of Men’s and Women's has been'twice prtmcMRtnlntnr. He ha*| the Minister of Justice and learn number even of Conservatives are con The Vancouver Pun sat* flone innch to Inspire Japan's remark whether It was possible to Include vinced now that the country cannot be Shoes Friday at $2.95 Georgian Bay canal scheme 1* able progress In the way* of western | Chinese In the order In view of the made prosperous by datering entirely, An exceptionally good offering, made up partly by a special purchase and a read reived In the selfish Interests of Mon ivlllsation, and It was his statesman-) specially separate legislation admitting to the interests of the protected In treal. that It would cost $400.000,000, and ; *hlp which brought about the revision I justment of brokeii sices from our regular stocks of higher priced qualities. Every terests and the privileged çksses. If thypi on payment of the $500 headtax that as an engineering, commercial or 0f the trade tfeatie* In 1887 whlçh | shoe a quality that will give entire satisfaction and has our personal guarantee be If this can be done, why Is the dis |t be a fact that the Liberals some rapid transit route It would be a miser threw Japan open to the trade of the j hind it. - crimination shown? Is It because times have been on the wrong side on In most of the Women'< Shoes yon, can choose from the new moderately long able failure. world. For this he paid the penalty of j those "influential Interests," of whom the matter of the tariff, there Is no Ill- On the question of cost and engineer a limb, a* already stated. In cons* vamp with narrow toe, or the popular short vamp style with medium high tot Mr. Barnard spoke at a meeting In this question that they are on the right ing feasibility the Sun- la In marked que nee of an attempt made upon his I eluded are: city, are still strong at headquarters side now. Tax-free food for all the -MEN'S SHOES disagreement with the commission of life. Count Okuma ranks with the late) Cloth Top Patent Vamp Button Boots, ylth or Is It a matter of revenue people and tax-free Implements for our Jtfarquls Ito ns one of the greatest Ja- j plain tot» and Cuban heel. experts appointed by the I-AurW ad Box Calf Blucher Boots, with leather »r «lull If It cannot be done under the law, did greatest and most Important Industry Dull Kid Top Patent Vamp Button Boots, with ministration. which had the project un panese statesmen of the generation. linings, guaranteed all solid leather. Sir Richard urge the government to will go a long way towards a reform of tqe rap, Cuban or school heel. der Investigation for years. The com Gun-Metal Calf Button Boots. Cuban or school bring down legislation during the fiscal abuses and will sweep the coun We trust Sir Richard will spend the Men's Kangaroo Kip Blucher Boots, a light mission reported that the canal could heel. working boot In black anil tan, sewn oak present session amending the statute try' the next general election. Even time between now and his departure | he completed at a cost slightly In ex Patent Leather Pumps, ribbon bow. In Victoria, w^htch Is not strongly Lib for London Instructing the Attorney- Gun-metal Calf Pumps, leather how. low hécL tanned soles. so that It could be done? What Is the cess of $100.000,000. and that from' an eral In political gentiment, th

VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1014

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY BRIEF NEWS OF THE CITY Victoria Times, Tuesday, April II, 1889. A THERMOS The fanerai of the late Hon. Robert Dunsmulr, which took place this afternoon, wae the«Jargeet ever witnessed In the province, the procession Wm. Stewart, Men's and U#jiy''Saa9"^Wuele, refreshments and an reaching from Courtney street by way of Dougtae and Humboldt, around Tailor. A, Campbell building, corner excellent floor. The Capital's Ball, James Buy to MenslW street. 1 The whole line qf march was lined with peo Fort and Douglas street • April Î0. • ple. At the church the service# were of-a ehort and simple character, the FOOD JAR AAA AAA •acred edifice being appropriately prepared for the occasion. S. P. C. A.—Cases of cruelty ‘phone Beck Beer, "The SpringPhoenix Inspector Russell, If 11; Secretary. The Jolly tars of the Hwlftaure appeared on the streets yesterday and Tonie." to-day, reminding people of eld times. Admiral ileneage, his officers and L17S8. • A A A I* just tghat you need so men are glad to get back. AAA Vaeuum Cleaners Rented. that you may enjoy a hot, Needless Operations and Expense 4618. The Amity baseball club has received, an Invitation from the Seattle home-cooked lunch between Avoided by having your dental work Reds to open new grounds at Seattle by two match games on May 19 and 29. done by Dr. J. L. Thompson, 1214 Gov- Phoenix "The Spring It is not likely the kind Invitation will be accepted, the dates being too near your hours of work. It will eroment street. . • Tonio." the celebration on May 24. A A A be equally invaluable later The North Pacific last evening brought 614 head of livestock, the largest The B. C. Funeral Ce„ Chae. Hay- Let the Imp Do It.—Clean your lot, probably, that has ever arrived here at one time. on, when the picnic season ward, president, 784 Broughton street. stovepipe, two for 25c. at R. A. Brown Call» promptly attended to. Phone A Co:'», 1302 Douglas St. • begins. Only $1.50 at 2235. • AAA AAA A New Method for Extraction of Buy Your Cook Stove» end Range» Dance Wae Enjoyed.—The anniver Teeth absolutely without pain. Dr. J. from the makers. Albion Stove sary dan > given by Court Maple Leaf, PROFIT SHARING I* Thompson. 1214 Government street. Works, corner Government and Pem A. O. F’., In St. John's hall. Monday friHEs broke. 1 evening, was a pleasant and most suc Open evènlngs. • This Is the age of profit-sharing. NORDHEIMER A A A l cessful event. Splendid arrangements Business men are finding that to AAA Baby Buggy Tyree put on to stay had been made, with the result that Economy Wet Weeh Laundry.— give their employees a share of the at Wilson’s Repair Shop, 614 Cor the large number Who attended fourni Family wash, 75c a week. Clothes re profits Is stimulating to the em morant. 1 that the evening's proceedings went ployees and helpful to the business. The Old Established Drug Store turned on the following day. thorough AAA with a most commendable swing. ly washed. Phone 3339. 2612 Bridge The Capital Athletic Club are held I>anclng continued until a late hour Co-operative advertising be ng their closing ball on April 20—at and the committee in charge receive 1 tween merchant and manufacturer The Best Piano * .AAA the Alexandra Club. many congratulations. * *• - ‘ In the local new»|»apers Is. In a Phoenix Beck Beer, “The Spring way. a phase of this profit-shar AAA A A A Tonio." e ing movement. A A A i- - Our Speciâl Bargain Window of Surveyors Pass. — The following The manufacturer brings to the Shew Ceeee.—IS per foot and up. up-to-date trim tagai hats for 85. Mrs. passed thhe preliminary examinations in Its Class— What Do We design and fit up complete, stores Waxstock, 1692 Douglas, below city for survey«>T8 held at the Alexandra merchant a certain share of his of every description Call up Victoria hall . « Club building last week: G. V. Atkins. profits—by advertising In the news papers of the merchant's city. The Nordheimer Piano is one of the best known and most Hhow Case Co., 2836. Factory. 2207 ' A A A, R. R. Browne. F. H. Blunt, C. Carswell. Government St e Dental Work With a Guarantee.—Dr. G. C. Dunsford. CL- N. lH*an, G. A. These profits in tqrn create popular makva. The makers of those fine pianos, while they AAA J. L Thompson, 1214 Government Earle. E. I). Fort. A. B. Fraser, O F. more business, and when the are at pains to make the outside of each instrument beautiful, street Open evening». You Know Hanna A Thomson, RÎ7 Pandora fcLjaney. A D. ,C. Herne. L. Held, J. L. merchant Is shrewd enough lo realize the greater importance of making the inside perfect. avenue Phone 498 Frank I* Thom ' A A A** L. Johnston. W M Myers, J. A. Mc do hie share In pushing the goods, son. funeral director and licensed em- If You Want a Truck or Express Culloch. J. D. Slaven. F. W. Stevens. the Increased sales are well worth The prime purpose of a piano is the production of musical balmer., Practical direction for every Wagon, phone 693. Cameron 4k Cald N. T Townsend. R. P. Thomson and while, both for the merchant and service. Instant response, no mat well. Phone 698. 820 Johnson. * R. H. Wood. for the manufacturer. sounds. The tone of a Nordheimer piano is so ftill of sweet About Paint ter where the call. Our auto service AAA. fr A A ness, power, brilliance and richness that it lias been called the eliminates distance. You«are as near For First Glees Plating go to the Al EaeterHFeetivaUeThe choir of the “Quality Tone Piano.’’ You've probably got *• soi as your nearest telephone. Prices al bion Stove Works, Ltd?, corner Gov Burnside Methodist church gave an ways consistently moderate. The ex eminent and Pembroke. 1 Easter festival in the church on Mon Gardens Mads and Planted.—Now Is painting to do, Aid although you pense a matter of your own desire. • day evening last. The building was # » * the proper time. Call Randy's nur AAA Heaton*» Full-sPieee Orchestra ie en packed to Its utmost capacity by an don’t know much about paint, enthusiastic gathering. The principal sery. Cloverdale. P. O. Box 1199. Phoenix Bock Beer, “The Spring gaged for the Capital Ball, April 20. 1 Phone 2367R2. Price list free. • Items were three tableaux. “Rock of Nordheimer you DO want to be sure of getting Tenia." e AAA AAA AAA Lawn Mower Hospital, 814 Connor Ages." “From the Croes to the Tomb,” pure paint at the lowest possible Phoenix Beck Beer, "The Spring For Fire, marine, automobile, lia ant. Successful operations dally. 1 and "An Easter Wreath." Great cre Tonic." • price. Huy N. A. O. PAINTS at bility, ateknese and accident, plate AAA. dit Is due to Mrs. Este». Mrs. Richard In describing their pianos the makers conclude: “We AAA glass, elevator and employers' liabil Chimney Sweep. Try Stott. Phone son and Mrs. Kendall for the work don’t regret the enormous expenditure of time and money, makers’ prices, from the makers, To Alter Heme.—A permit has been ity. consult Gillespie, Hart A Todd, 2630 they did in preparing these tableaux. taken out by Robert Noble, contractor, study and experiment necessary to bring the Nordheimer piano ami avoid mistakes. general agents for British Columbia. AAA In addition to two choruses by the for alterations and additions to the to its present state of perfection, for the success of our efforts All claims settled and paid by our of Will Greet You at Tlghe A Wheel choir several of the members of the N. A. G7 Liquid Peinte, all ordinary col residence of Hon. Edgar Dewdney, fice. e ers, every morning: Cream. Rice and choir gave Instrumental and vocal is, in itself, a satisfying reward. We feel great pride and great or*. Per gallon ...... ••...... #2.00 Cadboru Bay road. Oak Bay, Coates AAA Wheat Woffles. Items. Miss Alexander and C. Rich confidence in our pianos, and we recommend them to those who N. A. G. Heavy White. Per gal. #2.20 Wanted to Purchase.—Good agree AAA ardson made s|»!endtd accompanists. and Fleet being the architects. The want a particularly high-class, reliable and beautifully-toned stone baeement portion, erected by ment» for sale at reasonable rates Cut That Lawn.—It will be easy AAA N. A. G. Shingle Steins. Per gallon. the Hudeon's Bay Co., ,wlll lie undis instrument. ’’ Colonial Trust Company. Limited. with ‘a Bellevue ^Mower It is ball Particulars Refused.—Alleging that 90c, 11.90 and ...... #1.10 turbed but the balance of the present Merchants Bank building. • bearing, therefm* eaay running. It the B. C. Electric Railway company structure will be enlarged and renov Nordheimer pianos are very reasonably priced, and we Bern Grede Shingle Stelne. Per ga*l- AAA has four blades that are self-sharpen knew of no such automatic device to ated. can allow excellent terms. You have every reason to visit this Ion. 79c, 80c and ...... eod The Umbrella Shop. 619 Pandora St. • ing. 86.75. 87 25 and $8. at R. A. Brown prevent wire» from coming In contact music house before you decide on any make of piano. It will AAA A Co.'s, 1392 Douglas St. • M I» referred to In the étalement of AAA SANDS Funeral Furnishing Co., claim of the Union Insurance com Assistant Installed.™G. H. Gardiner, be to your advantage to do so. Why not tills week ? Limited, Funeral Directors and Lt Mrs. Hope.—I*ate with Marshall 4k pany In Its suit against the B C. Elec of Winnipeg, the newly-appointed as > ensed Embalmers. You will find our Snellgrove, London and The Murray tric Railway company for damage by alstant postmaster, has been Installed chargee reasonable. Prompt and Kay Co., Toronto, has opened the fire to St. Ann's convent. H. B. Rob In hls new poeltlon In Victoria and Newton & Greer courteous. Service day or night. dressmaking rooms on the third floor ertson yesterday moved before will probably conduct the work of the Phone 8308 Lady In attendance, 1616 at David Spencer. Lid., and Is pre Chief Justice Hunter for particulars department while Noah Shakespeare, Quadra street. pared lo take orders for gowns for all His lordship refused, holding that the the retiring postmaster, takes three months' leave of* absence which he has FLETCHER BROS. AAA occasions and tailored suits. • allegation that the high voltage wire Go., Ltd. came Into contact with the ’low vott- been granted. JH. F. Bishop, the new Carpets Vacuum Cleaned. Phone AAA Western Canada's Largest Music House 4811. Permit far Dairy.—The building In age wire entering the convent was suf postmaster, ha* not yet been notified 1326 Wharf Street (Foot of to assume hls duties. AAA spector hae issued a permit to Mrs. ficient particulars. The plaintiff's ap 1231 Government Street. Victoria, B. 0. .Johnson) Phoenix Beck Beer, "The Spring Elisa Hewetaon and A. and H. Arthurs plication to set up the light contract AAA Tenia." A Co., for the erection of brick dairy with the defendant was refused as dis Out ef 8 as sen.—For shooting grouse Phone Number 887. AAA building and stables on North Park closing no new cause of action. out of season at Arbutus canyon. Fred When Your Teeth Need Attention street to cost 110.690. AAA Bragg wae Tuesday afternoon fined have them examined without charge AAA Play ie Success.—At Hemplc's hall 869 In the provincial police court, and or obligation. Dr. J. L. Thompson. Contract ^Signed.—Hugh Macdonald last evening a well filled house greeted It Hhanklln $25 fo# a similar offence. Open evenings. yesterday piet a party of officials of the efforts of the Victoria West Ama The arrests were made by Deputy A NEW ERA AAA the Esquimau council and signed the teur Dramatic society In Its presenta Game Warden R. Gtdley .of this city. Phoenix Bock Beer, «1.60 per dozen tion of What Became of Park»4*»"* a I>evotees of the shotgun %r** reminded Open* this month for British contract for the sewer work In the comedy In four acts by Maurlce- by these convictions and fines that the Columbia Th* last spike In the village section. The council Is now AAA Hageman From tbe rise to the fall close season for grouse extends from G. T. P. connecting Atlantic with advertising for tenders for between 8 Mrs. Wexetock, 1602 Douglas St of the curtain laughter reigned and the end of the year to September 15. Pacific Is being driven. Three and 9 miles of sewers adjoining this returned from ea purchasing trip and the excellent manner In which the and contraveners of this law are li Jameson's passenger trains weekly leave area on the east secured the best assortment available members of the cast handled their able to heavy fines. Prince Rupert for AAA In millinery merchandise. Inspection Seised With Fpintneee.—An accident roles called forth marked appreciation. AAA respectfully solicited. was narrowly avoided yesterday In The acting "leads' were skilfully The Total Sales of the "SALADA" SMITHERS AAA Government street, when Mrs. J, played by Mis* Dorothy Colby and II Tea Co, last year amounted to as Phoenix Bock Beer, $1.60 per dozen and beyond. We have the beet Holmes Astle, of Burnside road, was N. Moore. Other parts were capably much as the total business during |he assortment of buys In Bmlthere. rescued from directly In front of an handled by Mr* C. J. Jenklnson; first twelve years they were Introduc AAA approaching car. Mrs. Aiftle was on a Misses D. Lawrle, R. Bcott, F. W. ing Ceylon tea Into Canada and the Flavoring the only freight and passenger When Your Teeth Need Attention divisional point in the huge shopping expedition when she Waller, Frank Jenklne, C. W Hellyer, United States. Their Increase alone have them examined without charge stretch of country between suddenly overcome with faintness and dh Arlow. E. Waller and O. Hartley. In 1912 over 1912 amounted to more r obligation. Dr. J. L. Thompson, Prince Rupert and Fort George. fell in the road. Passersby seeing her The production was under the direc than the total business done during pen evenings. * tion of F. W. Jenklne. and incidental the flrat live years of their existence, See ua. plight promptly went to her rescue and AAA she wm picked up and carried to music was supplied by A. H. Mann. and during the fir t three months of LOUIS BEALE & Phcenlx Bock Beer, $1.50 per dozen place of safety. Dr. Tomalln’e office. AAA 1914 their ratio of.ficreaee Is the larg Central block, was near at hand so Held Tea and Sale.—8t. John's Wo est they have ev * had. ------—- Extracts she was taken there, and shortly re men’s Auxiliary to Missions held i A*,‘,A A COVENTRY covered and was able to proceed home. moat successful Easter tea and sale Boy Seeuta* Council.—It is the de 206 Jonee Block. A A A of work Tuesday afternoon, when sire of H. R. H. the governor-general, For the first of the month you Banquet Postponed.—In order thet very satisfactory sum resulted from before he leaves Canada, that the boy will necd_ if possible Earl Grey may be a guest the ladles' lenten labors. Mr*. Nor scout movement should receive the at the annual banquet of the Cana ris, the Dorcas secretary, and Mrs. T. support of public men of all provinces, Are strong and true to dian club, the date of that event has Walker, the recording secretary, pre and he Is asking representative men to been changed from April 21 to April sided at the work stall, and Mrs Al act on a Council which will adminis flavor. Bill Heads 30 Earl Grey Is on R. M H Niagara dridge and Miss El fie Aldridge at the ter the fund of 1100,090 which is now HOUSES which Is due to arrive on ApHI 28 and ice cream and sweets stall, both alalia being gathered. From this province Order early and .get your supply the fixing of the banquet two days being very well patronised. A de- President Wesbrook, of the University BUILT AT ONCE ______later Is Intended to meet any possi llcloua afternoon tea was served dur of British Columbia, Dr. Alexander Put up in all sizes, from bility qf the boat's being late or any Ing the afternoon under the direction Robinson, superintendent of education, Op Infiniment Plan desire tin the part of the distinguished of several ladles of the auxiliary The and J. D. Taylor, M. P., New West a 2-oz. bottle to a barrel. The Superior Print Shop Helton to hurry on across thv contln Junior branch were also very active. minister, have beeiv asked to act, ent. The other guests will lie Sir Fine musical programmes were ren AAA Corner Broad and Johnson Sts. Richard McBride. Mr Justice Murphy dered. afternoon ana evening, and Suae Pinner and McLellan.—l.iavc Phone 2509. I.H. BALE and the president of the Canadian contributed largely to the success of was granted by Mr. Justice Gregory As good an Extract as Contractor, Builder Club of Beattie the entertainment. this morning to serve Pinner and Me- Lcllan. contractors on the Royal Vic ard Architect toria theatre, with notice -pf an action it is possible to make Corner Fort and Btadacona Ave. launched against them by R. H. Gale of the B. (V Hdpply company for ma and is made in Victoria. Telephone 1140 terlals supplied to the defendants. Ifyou^etitat^S^^^it’sall right!* The claim Is for $1,012 and as the de fendants are In Seattle and their so licitors, Talt, Brandon A Hall, say Our Laboratory is one they have no Intention of returning, Some Things We Everything for the extra-jurisdiction service Is necessi of the best equipped in f OVER ee YEARS1 tated. W. R. Vaughan made the ap r EXPERIENCE Sell "Motorist plication for, the plaintiff. Canada. AAA A. B. Electric Trumpet* $7.60. Motoriste can end thair trou Installed Officers.—At the meeting Complete with batteries $11.00 ble» at the Store we built for of the Loyal Order of Moose Tuesday Patents Fuller Poten Lighting Batterie», them. evening at the Knights of Pythias 60 Amp. hour $25.00 Waterproof Duet Ceate ...$7.50 hall. Deputy Supreme Dictator W. 100 Amp. hour^...... $45.00 Byrne installed the following officers: Gauntlet», all makes, sixes and F. Bates, dictator; A. C. Holmes, vice- W. A. JAMESON Designs Shock Absorber, per Copyright» Ac. colors, from .. :...... $2.60 dictator; F. W. Phillips, sergeant-at- eet at ...... $36.00 Running Beard Mete, from $1.09 arms; F. Thiel, prelate; A. Pym, Inner guard; W. Fraser, outer guard; W. J. COFFEE CO. . turwitWo is probably v Copper Aebeetoe Caekete, all Colors to match any car. ttos»— — Booth, treasurer; C. EL Copeland, sec *Ystente taken Î6rv2hm^'âl5îmetv K Inside Blowout Patches, price retary; 8. J. Hurd, J. E. Elliott, and ejtortai turflM. without coarse. tn the Teel and Battery from TT ...... 7S9 E. Monk, trustees, After the Instal Manufacturera __ — Sckitiilk fltmrkan. ..$4.00 lation ceremonies, the retiring officers Radiator Ornaments of every de tendered a banquet to the members, Fenders, black, brass or nickel. DAY OR NIGHT scription, Prest-o-llte tank ex Price ...... $12.50 changes, spark plugs, lamps, several excellent speeches being deliv We are ready to serre the motorlet. VICTORIA B.C. t. „ „ . priming cocks, goggles, oils ered. Dunlap Traetlen Tires, all sises. Our stock of accessories Is the most AAA Kew York Bole agents for Michelin Tires. and greases. I r a. WMhdetoe, 6.0. comprehensive In town and our repair Agricultural Appointments.—On the •hop the most fully equipped- . Hera, flrét of June three new members will under one roof, the motorist and mo be added to the staff of the agricul TIRES CHANGED WITH- tor cyclist can find everything he can WELDING PLANT. FREE ture department. S. H. Hopkins, of To the educated ad reader, OUT CHARGE — poselbly require. We are ready t* AIR Nicola, will act Sf assistant to Prof. QUALITY OF GOODS is of first serve you to the utmost—ALWAYS. McDonald, livestock commissioner; W. R. L Ramsay, aa assistant to H. Prince Rupert f H, *• Scott, temporary H. Hayes, Kootenay, as assistant to R. Walker In the study of conditions In assistant to M; 8 Middleton, assistant importance — price - concessions Au ta Supply Dept. Phene 697 M. Winslow, horticulturist; and T. the country between Haxeltoo and horticulturist at Nelson: O. 8 Perren, THÛS. PLIMLEY AuU °»*-735 a** Sanderson, expert In vegetable culture. Fort George; H. M. Howttt, assistant Kelowna, assistant to J. French, as secondary. - Other appointments to the service are j to H. Tomlinson, BerticuUurtat at sistant horticulturist at Salmon area. y VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1014

days. The vessel later pr< Kobe, where she spent another FINE ADDITION TO GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS days preparing for the long aftd t^dl ou» voyage across the peqyeful^ Pad- fiv. Tri-Weekly Service to Prince Rupert Days of Hardships. REMADE TO FLEET Leaving - When the great explorer Magellan MONDAYS. THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS AT 10 A. M. first looked upon the watefs of the To Granby Bay, 10 ar m. Mondays. Pacific fir back In thb sixteenth cen- *o Alert Bay. Sointula, Swanson Bay, Stewart and Queen Chariotte tdry, the great ln*dy of water may have D, H. Bale's 65-Foot Cruiser, Stopping new from Day to Day, been in a pleasant mood, but there are Island points every week. thirteen men who know that the ocean Building in Hongk’ong, Due TO SEATTLE, 10 A. M. SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS. which washes this coastline is the TO VANCOUVER, 10 A. M. MONDAYS, THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS worst of all the seveh was. The day Here in June , GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC passenger trains leave Prince Rupert Mon after leaving Kobe the dredge encount days, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10 a. m. for Terrace, liaxelton, GREAT TEA OUTERS ered a snorting gale. The seas were ...... m Snilt hers. running to a terrific height, and threat ened to smash the staunch little ship Early in June a splendid addition' Mixsti trains to Priestley (Mile 337). LEAVING ON RUSSIA TO BRING IN HINDUS to pieces. One of the big Pacific Mall will be made to Victoria's flotilla of Passenger train service through to Prince George HERCULES IN CUE liners, Whldi put to sea from the same pleasure craft, which comprises some from Edmonton three times per week. of the finest vessels on the Pacific port shortly tff r tin* Hercules, over C. F. EARLE, C. P. A T. A. ^Phone 1242 coast. A 65-foot cruiser is now near hauled her during the storm, but Office. 900 Wharf St. (near Post Office.) severe did the blow liecome that she ing completion at Hongkong for IX H. First Shipments of New Crops Reported l^omagata Maru Left Hopper Dredge Arrives Safely had to swing her how around and Bale, the well-known contractor of this Ageiiey et All Atlantic Ocean Steamship lines and Her Crew TellssThrjll- make for shelter. The dredge kept city, and will lx- shipped arrosa the Arrive in May; Empress Shanghai Tuesday With plugging a way, and she failed to l°K Pacific on the* Great Northern liner 400 Immigrants ing Story more; than 85 miles that «lay. one Mlnpesofa, scheduled. to leave the Goes To-day great, sea came aboard with great British1 Far Eastern port on May 14. It violence, and carried away a part of is expected that the new craft will the house work on the port side. reach Victoria about June 6. Vancouver. April It -It Is stated omID I CAI(C The living quarters of all hands are •With the departure of the C. P. 11. here that the Japanese steamer Korn- ^Mir AMR LISTS1 ° The new cruiser was designed by finer Empress of Russia. Capt. W In the forecastle, which Is quite roomy, Morris, liulkley A Halllday, of Vic Round Trip Summer agata Maru sailed from Shanghai for t ut owing to a defective scuttle much Davison, from Victoria this afternmin BADLY; COAL JETTISONED >rla, and she is being built by J. W. for the Orient, will go the first batch Vancouver on April 14 with more than we'er found its way below, and at Kew A Co., the famous builders of times It was nearly knee-deep. The of English and Vnlted States tea buy- 400 Hindu# aboard. It is .thought there Hongkong. . Mr. Bale left this port a Excursions c is, representing the largest wholesale is a new invasion of British Columbia dredge appeared more like a submar short time ago and is now superintend ine than anything else during the On Sale Dally, Juke 1 to Sept. 30, 1S14. Final Return Oct. 31, 1914 houses in the two countries. And with by _Hindus_____ on foot and this party Is ing the building of his new craft. The the arrival at this port on May 21 of the advance guard. Of the 400 half Odd-Looking Craft 72 Days greater part of the run. Her deck was yacht will be here In nice time for the always awash, and at times only her Optional routes Liberal stop-overs. Diverse routes. .Through Pullman the Nippon Yuaen Kaisha steamship are coming from Shanghai, the others summer cruising. two stubby masts an* yellow and black .vhldxuoka Maru and of the Osaka from Hongkong and Nagasaki, It Coming From Singapore; and Tourist Sleepers. , funnel protruded out of the water. The • Description of Yacht. , bhoeen Kalsha steamship Mexico Maru stated. ■* . Tèrrific Gales Met engineers and the stokers slept In .the The general arrangements and ac Winnipeg. . . $60.00 I Toronto . . . $92.00 I Ottawa. . . . $103.50 op. May 27, the first shipments of tb« The steamer has l*een chartered by commodation of this craft .are of the -new tea crop probably will be here. a rich East Indian. Curdlt Singh, and engineroom when the weather was St. Paul. . . . $60.00 I Montreal. . . $105.00 I Halifax . . . $129.35 finest and best. She has several state Chicago * . . $72.50 | New York. , .$108.50 | Boston. . . . $110X10 In what condition the new tea cron It is said that the plan is to ascertain severe. They did not wish to take the chance of walking the deck, and being rooms and the saloon Is being elabor cf China and Japan is has pot been what will be th# attitude toward the With her hull rusty and grimy from swished overboard' Into the swirling, ately fitted up. The power plant Is to reported here. Last year the first, vessel incoming Hindus. The despatch telling he effect of the strenuous pasting' Full particulars given on application by mail or person at C. P. R. City • to arrive with some of the new ten of the departure of the steamship is surging mas# of water. be a six-cylinder Buffalo marine en across the Pacific and her crew of thir Ticket Offices. crop from the Orient came Tn on May causing "quite s sensation here, for it Four days out from Yokohama th« gine. having cylinders 7ln. x 9ln.» equip teen hands well and happy despite the weather became cold and considerable ped with Bosch magnetic make-and- n. is stated th^ it la now proposed by 11 J>. dilETIIAM, City Passenger Agent, Among the big tea buyers who leave rich HlndusSmitart a regular emigra fact that they' were at the end of their floating ice Was steamed through. Ice l.reak dual-ignition and having an air- formed on deck and on all parts of the starting arrangement attached. The for the Orient to-day will be the fol tion service from India to Canada. grub, and had been living on salt air. nment Street. Phoné 174 ship which were exposed to t^c spin propeller J>e a Hyde three-bladed lowing: H D. Morrison, representing salt pork and pancakes for a long time, Jardine. Matheson -A Co., of London drift which flew madly aa^ the little werew with a diameter of 40 In. and a and New York, said to be the largest the odd-looking craft Hercules No. 7. ship shoved her bow Into the gigantic pitch of 42 in. and having a totgl blade 4tn shippers tn the world; W. E. King, ntered In Lldyde* register as a hopper combers. In mid-PacIflc the Hercules area of 600 square inches. of Westfall. King A Ramsay, of. Lon SHIPPING dredge, steamed into port this morn was battered by a very heavy storm, This Interesting vessel fias been but her engines continued tx^drlvc her don; R. Sxm'clerson. of London, and E. Ing 7.2 days out from Singapore, and given a "cruiesr type" stern by her de Union Steamship Company of B. C., Ltd. nhead with dull monotony. Yesterday L Eatabrook.. of New. York. INTELLIGENCE made fast at the outer docks. The signers. and will be the first craft fly Northern British Columbia Service. Romance Still In Buying. tory of the long trip is »one of hard- the navigators on the dredge picked ing the flag of ,the Royal Victoria 8. S. CAMOSUN sailing from VICTORIA every Wednesday at 11 p.m., hip and trial from the very outset, up the west coast of Vancouver Island There is still the old romance in the April 15. Yacht club to have a cruiser stern. calling at Campbell IJlver, Alert Bay, Sointula. Suquaah, Hardy Bay, and the crew were on the verge of vVlJh their glasses, and they expressed business of negotiations between Chi Son Francisco. Cal \rr: • •! 8tr. Shusha'rtis Bay, Rivera Inlet, and Bella Coola. nese tea merchants and the -new world Thomas L. Wand. Seattle. Called: 8. S. VENTURE Bailing frvm Vancouver, every Tuesday at 11 p.m., buyers. The Chinese in their rick silk Stra. Multnomah, Hear. .Portland; calling at Campbell River. Alert Bay, Port Hardy. Naniu. Bella Bella, gabardines will. meet the Englishmen barques Star of Italy. CM « rgc Curtis. Hatley Bay. Lowe Inlet, Skeena River, Prince Rupert, and Naas River. and Americans with kotow and sweet DROPPING ANCHOR OFF QUARANTINE AT MIDNIGHT Bristol Bay; barque Boieldleu, Queens 6. S. CHELOH8IN sailing from Vancouver every Friday at 11 p.m., words, and the Japanese tea planers calling at Powell River, Campbell River. Quathlaskl Cove, Alert Bay, ■will make low obeisances and polite town; ship Standard, Bristol Bay. Bella Bella. China Hat, Swanson.Bay, Butedale, Claxton, Prince Ru salutations. The western merchants I.,,* Angeles. Cal —Arrived : Strs. will be Just as urbane, but before Mexican. Salin» Crux; Gray's Harbor. pert, and Granby Bay. I, t „ busihcss is taken up there will be much Aberdeen. ____ For Rates, etc., apply to « hospitality. There wlli be much chaf Tacoma. Wash —Arrived Str. Sad Phone 1925. J. BARNSLEY. 1003 Government 8t. fing about the price of tea and negotia Maru. Wilmington : str. Cordova. Seat tions will continue until the figure set tie. Sailed: Str. Mariposa. Seattle. by the honey-mouthed Oriental for the Everett. Wash —Arrlvèd : S* h. S. T sale of his tea has been remodeled to Alexander, Mplendo. suit the western buyer. Bellingham. Wash.—Arrived: Str. A WIRELESS PUGET SOUND NAV. CO. Although still too early to predict G. Lindsay. Seattle. whether there will be any change in the Astoria. Ore.—Arrived: Str. J. B. EPORTS. price of tea this season, the New York MORNING STEAMER j Stetson. Southwestern Alaska via For Stocks are about exhausted. Some Sound ports: Hr. str. I-ord Lonsdale, grades, such as Congou standard. À re San Francisco; Rr. str. Strathblane, ' April 16. 8 a. m. SEATTLE unprocurable owing* to the demand from Eureka; str Edgar M. Vance. San Point Grey.—Cloudy; N. E., light; The Fast Steel Steamship London, which practically cleaned up edro; tankers Roma. Atlas, California Li 30.22; 46. the New York supply. Ceylon and Ih- Sailed Str. Portland. San Francisco “IROQUOIS'* o#h.~Port cloudy. S. E.. 15 at Port Angeles. Dun genes*. Port outer docks at 4 o'clock this afternoon Coos Bay. Williams and Port Toynsend, ar Aberdeen. Wash.—Arrived : Str. Nor mile#; 30.32; 46; sea smooth. «In, dur-, riving at Seattle at 8 p. m. Return and Will sail after a short stay. Besides ing nlghL barque Eliza Llhn t«»wing. ] ing leave# Seattle dally except Sun the first-class passengers, who embark wood, San Francisco. Out. 5 a m.. 8. S. Watson. In, 6 a. day at 15.30 a. m . calling at Port ed here, seven second-class and 25 aille. Wash.—Arrived: Sir. Ad ni, 3-masted ship. Townsend and Port Angeles, arriv mirai Evans. Southeastern and Sbuth ing at Victoria at 3.40 a m. steerage travelers embarked. Pachena.—Clear; calm; 30.10; 40; sea western Alaska: str. Northland. South Secure your tickets and informa moderate. tion from GOLDBEK FAR BEHIND. western Alaska, str Mariposa. Ta Estevan.—Raining; 8. E-, 30.00 ; 42; coma; str. Qulnault, Southeastern E E. BIaACKWOOD. Agent light swell. Spoke. 9 p. m., 8. 8. Pan Tacoma. April 1«.-Cap the German Alaska: str Wilmington.’ San Fran- 1234 Govern: »ent St. .Phone 4M. ama Maru. 8 p. m . posittifn* 49.44 N. barque tioldbek make up 2* days lost isco; str. Captain A. F. Lucas. hV> OSAKA LINER SEATTLE MARU 130.17 W. , 9.05 p. m.. 8. 8. «Seattle Muru. time and beat her French rival, the Francisco; str. President. Puget Bonn* from seaward to-day 8 p. m.. position 49.13 N. 130.58 W.; 11 barque Marie, to the English channel' ports: str Prince George. Prince Ru p. m.. 87 S. Bellerophon. 8 p. m.. posl- For San Francisco, Los Armeies, G/« This Is the handicap which confronts pert Sailed: Str. tkdphln, Southeast the German vessel, still In port, and ern Alaska; str. Prince George. Prince tw»n 48.41 “N. 125.02 W. Diego and all California Peinte. ton» of frelnht here imd eeventy-Bve p»»»engeni will disembark. Triangle.—Cloudy ; calm; 30.20 ; 40; w hich probably will n«»t complete cargo Rupert; str. Bellvrophon. Liverpool via Str. Umatilla" leaves Victoria tie fore Saturday or Monday, "and per way ports; str Admiral Watson. San sea smooth. haps not get awav until April 26. The Ikeda.—Cloudy; calm; 29.89; 40; sea Wednesday, 8 a. m. Francisco: str Senator. San Francisco s great sigh of relief to know . the French sailer left on March 28 with vu Victoria; str Qulnault. Portland; nband'ining the iel on one occa- NEW HALIBUT BANKS smooth. Str. Governor or President leave* Seattle tempestuous voyage was almost at an lumber for Brest and will have a clear str Sado Maru. Tacoma, str Sebara. Dead Tree Point.—Cloudy; 8. E., end. Soon after midnight the vessel Thursdays, 11 p. m. ?8-day handicap if the Ooldbek doesn t Bellingham ; str. Wilmington. Tacoma, Towards the last days of January Portland. April 1«—Halibut fishing 30.00; 49; sea smooth. For Routh- depart before April 25. Vnder the cir barque Guy C. Goss, in tow of tug Capt. Nelland. wh., was engaged by tame to an anchorage off William Head at the hew banks off the Oregon coas;. Alert Bay.—Ralhtng; calm; 30.07 ; 45; sea snuwth. Out, 8. S. Chelohsin 3.30 1.0 w rafea. cumstances. shipping men believe the Wanderer, Nushagak; str. A. G. JAnd- Sir John Jackson. 1/d.. to deliver the according to those who have been and was passed by Dr. Nelson," quaran ALA8KA including captain of the Goldbek will have to pay sav In tow tug Cullender. Bellingham \ e#s<*l here. Joined »the Hercules at keeping In touch with the situation, a. m.; southlmund. > for a good dinner for his French rival tine official, thlgamornlng. S 8. Spokane str Humboldt. Southeastern Alaska. Singapore, which. a«r getting a full gives promise of becoming oh impor or City or berth and when he arrives on the other side. load of coal aboard wni^l away on Grub. Nearly Gone. tant imlustry ibis season. Various lo Point Grey.—Cloudy ; N. E.. 30.24; B0. Seattle the lengthy voyage. first dky out The larder of the Hercules was Just cal men are talking of operating flsh- » Cape IAftzo.—Cloudy ; S. E., 30.20; 06; leaves Seat ce lient aif- there. Theodore Knutseti tle 9 p. m.. ihf dredge Xeti 4n wUh terrific heftd about empty wbcp she came to a berth. boats down ______vr.t smooth. Spoke. 8.10 a. in.. 8. 8. April 18. 24r vlce. winds and seas. Her decks were nwash nnout emiiy „ays he la trying W make -arrange Princess Beatrice off Campbell river, 30. —* — » here this morning. She was 3« 4 ua>- almost continuously through the fact ments to get a suitable fish-boat, and northbound; 8. 8. B^tevan at Union| For full particulars, rafea. folders, etc , hut f he had only eighteen* Inches of from Kobe, and the cook, a Calcutta TIMES SHIPPING CHART If successful, he will place her In the Bay, 10.20 a. m.; 8. 8. Prince John off call or address freeboard, and has no bulwarks amid man. had played havoc with the «rub. halibut trade as sofln as possible. Campbell river. 11.15 a. m.; south had It was stated by the men. The thirteen R. P. Rithet A Co. General Agents, DEEP SEA ARRIVALS. ►hips. As she rolled the water Fishermen are accredited with doing bound. men worked hard and naturally want a big business down at the grounds. 1117 Wharf St. C. A. Solly. Pass. From ‘ Doe free access to her decks. ^ Tatoosh.—Cloudy; 8. 12 miles; 30.34; Steamer Master Ton nan Agents ed heavy" meals. In hi# little galley, The steam schooner Chicago le said to 49; se.i smooth. Out, 10.16 a. nr»., 1 targe Agent. 1003 Government St. . S 114 B. C. Sugar Refinery ...... Cuba ...... April 20 Started to Leak. three feet by four feet.' perched on the jcitrt- ...... —Wnito ...... Hongkong. April 17 have arrived at Tacoma the other day Nuuanu towing; 11.30 a. m., barque Rights resei vvû to change schedule». 1741 R. P RRhet...... When the Hercules started from starboard side of the craft, the cook Seattle Maru...... Fslto ... Peru ...... April M with 70,000 pounds of halibut that she Goss, towing. Hsrlesden...... Soares ...... 2.724 (Sugar)...... Valparaiso .April 23 Singapore she cleared for Kobe,,Japan attempted' to bake bread and prepare .... 3.622 Balfour. Outlule...... caught at the new hanks In less than Pachena. Cloudy ; S. K.. 30.05; 49. roluss...... ,, ,, 2 . . .Hongkong April g where she was to get a supply of coal Empress of Iufila . .Halley ...... 3.0M C. P...... meals for the crew. But every sea that 48 hour#. She belongs to the Interim- Estevan.—Raining; 8. E.. 30.07; 4.great NorlhertL ,...... Hongkong April 23 and water for the run serosa the Paci came over (he- bow s found .the opening YolôïTïï m aWïnr::; W «<*• 7L .TT.TWrpoot t April s Tight swell. Architect...... Neilson .... 1416 Balfour. Guthrie...... ftc. When three days* steaming from ir the ddor and the place was flooded. THOMAS C00K&S0N .... $ 176 Gardner Johnson...... Hamburg . April 24 The banks are believed to be anion g- Triangle. Cloud y 8. W.. 30.22 ; 41; America.April 3b Wakamgtsu ft was discovered that the The Hindu worked up to hla knees In ...... * .«A- Bfltfmir. Gutlrr»^ .. ------the most extensive mr-the const.- sitti— sea'gindblirr ...... Flndlav. Durham 4L BicdleTtdlb Ml ...... April T dredge wee leaking, and she started the wqter. and his feet swelled to twice TOURIST AGENCY Ttsdnnrehlre...... ••• ...... April 28 a ted but a short distance out from Ikedg (M--u.lv. calm; 29.90; 45; »ea .... 7 513 r. p n...... th list heavily to starboard. The craft their natural #t*e. owing to their long Nlaimre...... Morrlsby ... 14 r Buxar Refinery May 1 Yaqulna. It is understood that the HTlOOth. 1003 GOVERNMENT. ST. fltrathfillan ...... •••■• May is kept afloat by four watertight com exposure to the cold water. When the R. P Rlthet ...... Hongkong . government plans to make a thorough prince Rupert.-Raining; calm. 3U.(K>; Mexico Maru KobvaeM ... . S.wn .Hongkong May 8 partniebte. one forward, another aft thlp pitched and rolled the cook was VICTORIA,B.C. k«S2 C. P R survey of them this year, with the AÎ- 41; sen smooth. -A ■ F.mpr«"« of Asia...Robinson ... .Hongkong . May 7 and the other two running longltudln- hurled against the Iron-plating and he Avi Maru...... Tnminaga 3 k«2 O. Northern ...... I.tverpool . May » r „ ^ ... _ . u_ * batross, a steam sc-rew vessel' lieb.ng- Aljert Bay.—Cloudy; calm; 30.08; 50; TELEPHONES 2821 & 2611 Hod well A Co...... ally between tfic forward and after Antllfvhus...... F’vnn ...... 5.720 . Hull ...... Mav F I l»ore a number of bruise s w * ing to.the departme nt of Commerce rvn of F utliven.....Stewart F . n A B...... Hongkong Mav 1? one#. Between the four eompartment*j- .....rjve(-j this morning. He *"*had to IWklhold *'SI,V l. :(!» fret toll and of «« ton, sea smooth. Munteaxl® ...... Rev'-an r P B ...... May 13 R P Rlthet ...... Hongkong 1# the tank in which the vëïïcT carries]{ thethp pot#potM anuan,j panspAns onf,n theuw bistove.«»y-v. There» Chicago Maru .... ik.tr» . Hongkong May 21 ner cargoes of rip-rap. The bottom of ■ wag on#v1#on Liverpool cargo fall oyer the required spot: chest" was empty. The provisions Just P0RTLAND-VICT0RIA RUN Txlon...... Rlnenhausen 6.S2» Dodwell A Co .... ^ ••••■• v v h most pronounced success. While on .. Evans. Coleman A Evans, v « Tors When the Hercule» commenced to Pan Frfinebiê#...... fNcwl ...... « Hull lasted, and that was all. trip here he said that It would be pos Scuttle, April 16.—To be compelled Carnannnshlra...... but caught. It Is said this plan probably experience off the Oregon coast cf the the Pacific Steamship company decid ..Phillip# good weather she Is able to steam 10 1 M7 n*)fmir. Guthrie. ...) lv«rpool . Julv they « logged and refused to work. The will be carried out as soon as the tug Defiance, (’apt. O. O. Hansen, nimn .. .. .Llverpo 4 ed yesterday to withdraw the steamer Titan ' R ®°0 nodwell A Co A ,1V watdr was making It# way into the knots. The dredge l« to be, hauled out which made port yesterday with the 3 lie waifour Guthrie. ,,. f.iverpool banks have bAen surveyed and their Tiverton from service between Port "nm*4l«n.... ship’s Interior along a number of bolts on a slip here to be overhauled and barge Nuuanu. of the General Pe ($.118 Dodwell A Co ... .. Llverpoo extent ascertained. Proteallaus. MÎÎhe running through the gunwale, the only Inspected, and it 4# not likely that she troleum company. The barge got land. Puget Sound and British Colum exposed wo

rrf Erne passed Commerce. American achocncr. to load at S.MMV.r i'H- Iflr « «Ml ...... April 2» took her in tow. The barge was load States side. 8w came north from Val ber of repairs she steamed Into Waka Phoenix Mock Beer. $1.50 per dozer. here wn her way out to sea at noon to- CurBon Ph'lieon barque, from Valparalao. For Comox. ed with oil from San Pcdrp. paraiso. mut su. where she remained for seven •a Royal Rood, for order». Cbanner. C.P-R ...... «.April « VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY,. APRIL 1f>, 1914 7 - 97343531 TWO NERVOUS REGARDING BRIDGE WOML Great Friday and Saturday Bargains Made Well By Lydia EL Pink Canadian Pacific May Resume ham’s Vegetable.Compound. Negotiations, Following Un -AT- Philadelphia, Pa. —“I had a aevero official Talk With Chairman case ol nervous prostration, with palpi These Prices Are No Goods Sent tation of the heart, on Approval or Ex constipation, head for “SPOT CASH” aches, dizziness, FINCH & FINCH change During There Im Home likelihood of the E. & noise in my ears, N. wet Ion of the P. R. coming buck timid, nervous, rest Only Sale Into th»* negoilatt-m.i for a share In the less feelings and ------The Shrine of Fashion------— cmj»t met Ion the new brhlge ov.et! sleeplessness. the harbor at the foot of Johnson “I read in the pa street It dropped out a couple of per where a young We advise morning shopping, for we’ll be crowded In the afternoon—We ask you not to get woman had been vyeekâ ago after It had been In since cured of the same the tH-glnning of the pour larlent. * impatient, If you don’t get in Friday there’ll be plenty of time on Saturday, as we are open till 9.30 troubles by taking Ymterday* afternoon’s moat1 brought Lydia E. Pink ham's p. m.—You ask how long will this sale last—JUST FRIDAY and SATURDAY—Again we say be i»ver to the capital R. Mar pole, vtCe- Vegetable Compound so I threw away preahlent -if the K & X.; H. J. Cam the medicines the doctor left me and be ille, chief engineer -if the road, and J. early!—Bargains from every department—A great opportunity to spend to save gan taking the Compound. Before I K. JVê-Mullen, chief counsel of the C.-P. had taken half a bottle I was able to sit R. In the west. They had a lengthy up and in a short time I was able to do mil unottfclal c-ihTerence with ALTT The Greatest of All Cuthbert, chairman bf the civic special all my work. Your medicine hee proved The Greatest of All committee on the, bridge, and CMty En- itself able to do all you ray it will and I Week-End Sales Kitte^r Rust, during the evening. Ml. have recommended it in every household Will Buy Any Hat Week-End Sales Mar pole also had a long talk’with Sir I have visited. "—Mrs. Mary Johnston, Rl-'haril M«-Rrlde. during which this 210 Siegel Street, Philadelphia, Pa. $7.95 In Our Showroom and other matters affecting the' utlli- S'lil-m of the reserve by the railways Another Bad Case. w-re discussed. Ephrata, Pa. —“About a year ago I Good-Bye to This Priced Up to $16.00 The Interview with the city repre was down with nervous prostration. I was pale and weak and would have hys Let of sentatives hail no# tangible result. So FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Extra far as can he learned from the latter, teric spells, sick headaches and a bad hut it Is. thought that the re-entry of pain under my shoulder-blade. I was Von will have 50 of them to choose from, and in . Ih<* railway Into the negotiations be under the core of differentdfcctors but Neckwear practically certain. There was talked did not improve. I was so weak I could thé lot are Tagenl and Hemp Straws, Milans, all fas over a proposition which, if acceptable hardly stand long enough to do mydishes. Priced up to $1.25 cinating shapoSi trimmed artistically with flowers, Special to all th» parties. Vyould probably mea.i Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com ribbons, "mounts, etc. They will be on display on one ttiat the company would resume th» pound has made me well and happy and discussion, take its share of the re 1 have begun to gain in weight and roy side of our showroom, so be here early to make your 100 yards of lace and net sponsibility and bear Its share of the To Clear, 25c cost of the new structure. 'ace looks healthy now."—Mrs. J. W. selection. pitching, priced up to 40c Before it" dropped out the railway Iornberger, R. No. 8, Ephrata, Pa. Beautiful Neckwear Creations, wanted the use of one of the two If yoa want special advlee write to per yard, to clear Friday îrack* which' it was proposed to plaç ydia E. Plnkham Medicine Co. (eoefl- including Jabots, Dutch rol ai the bridge. Whcrt this whs object cnttal) Lynn, Mass, four letter will lers, Lace Yokes, Kichur, also and Saturday at, per yard, ed to except f.ir night use, and the Ti. - opened, read aad answered by n a good variety of fancy Stock <' Electric railway offered to supply oman and held In strict confidence. only...... 25Ç tin* power, the K X, would have Collars. Out they'll go for nothing more f-i do w'lth the matter. BARGAINS FROM THE READY- 1‘lte latest proposal |x_ said to be tha; Friday and Saturday, your there should l»e three lines of track DEATH IS PRESUMED choice for ...... 25< across the bridge, which would make It necessary to Increase Its width from Administrator Wishes Doath Declared TO-WEAR SECTION Out They sixty to seventy feet and, df course, ef Man Whose Launch Was old t-i Its r-wl The railway would gei itie use of -me of these In th» way It Found Adrift. ' 16-Button Long desired so" as to be able to move Regular Regular Co at $1.15 freight Into Us city yards at uny time. Application for leave to the official A HOUSE DRESS Tan GOO Fancy Lawn Blousoft just administrator to swear to the death of $40 CHANGING ALARM SYSTEM Robert Wright, a Mayne Island farmer, arrived, made of a Hover em was made to Mr. Justice Gregory In FOB $1.05 broidery. well made and trim Wires Bsmg Placed in Conduits in supreme court chambers this- morning Kid Cloves by J R Mclllrve. a law student. Downtown Section of Fifty only neat House med with laee, niching and Mr. Mclllree submitted an affidavit S2.95 buttons, most short aleevee, hut the City. to the effect that he believ»>d Wright DrvssvH of fine quality had fallen out of his launch on Janu both high and low neck. Size# The provision made In the under Regular Prite $3.50 uits uits S French ginghams; colors of S ary 2 last while under the Influence of ground conduits put In for the cluster .‘14 to 44. Friday and Saturday liquor, but his lordship refused to de For Friday and Saturday pink, sky, stripes and checks. T6 Go, Friday and lighting system for the later placing clare the man dead unless the informa only ...... VM.'...... $1.15 in them -if the fire alarm system wires Perrin's make and all tion given by Mr. Mclllree’s affidavit Only Saturday, at Is being taken advantage of, and the Be Esrly for These was sworn to by those who saw th* electrician »f the lire department, Wal sizes in the lut, tan shades events described. Hearsay evident1* ter B McMicking, together with Cap vas not sufficient In auch a Vase, lie tain Zelgler. is engaged In altering the only; all perfect goods. decided. A epecial discount of 104 will Regular $2.75 existing system so far as fourteen of The declaration of his death Is de the alaim boxes In the business sec For Friday and Saturday, be given off any Suit, Drees. sired ip order that his estate of some $24.75 $16.95 tion of the city are concerned. thing over <000 may lie divided among Coat or Skirt in the «tore, Nightgowns The boxes will lie aftlxed to the only...... $2.95 his two grown-up sons and young standards of the cluster lights nearest Any $:!."> or $40 Suit in the with the exception of adver Yes, madam, these Suits daughters. m Æ to the points where they are now sit For Friday Wright was seen or. January 1 tised lines at epecial prices. are all strictly man- uated. and the wires connecting them store will he included in Saturday...... get into his launch at Mayne Island with headquarters will he run through and go to Sidney. He returned steer this lot. Amongst these tailored, every one of the. conduits to them. This will do Made of fine quality nainsook, away with a certain amount of the Ing a very erratic course. It Is stated, Dressing them, and all this season’s and finally ran aground In otter‘Hay are some very smart semi- overhead wiring In the streets down* slipover stylé, square yoke of The following morning the launch tailored costumes which $4.95 buying; materials are drifted towards Macktnnon's Point and Sacques fine quality laee, and trimmed In order that the location of the have just arrived within serges, shepherd's plaid, boxes may be readily found at night then back to Mayne Island. When French Serge with ribbon. To clear at $1.40 It la Intended to place on each stan finally It was hoarded Wright had dis Priced Up to $1.25 pebble cloths, in colors of appeared., but. It Is stated, there was a the past few days. They dard where there |* a box a red globe, navy, black, grey, mode, which will tie seen easily after, dark. half emptied bottle of whiskey and his will meet the wants of the This will he a great Improvement In coat and hat tn the boat. The engines For 55c Each tan .and bosun; are all had stopped running for want of gas» customer who requires a DRESS the system and wilt be extended as perfect fitting coats, arc 200 Pairs Fine Quality time goes on until all the boxes down line. -They had not been turned off. pretty Suit, yet inexpen town are connected up underground. A broken bdugh on a willow trc« Twelve only, of floral design, In colors of tan, brown, mostly cutaway styles, and French The police call boxes will be connect near where the boat was seen at on« in colorings of red, «axe, nevy, sive. On sale Friday black, navy, grey and saxe skirts plain. On sale Fri ed In the same way. time suggests that he may have fallen overl»oard while try ing to clltnb ashore of crepe and wrapperette ma morning at blue, trimmed with black day and Saturday at Th-re Is nothing particularly wrong on this branch or to tie the taimrh to it, terial. Re early for these. For satin, sailor collar and tie, Kid Cloves with the brains of this generation. Why. then. Is English comedy to-day KONG WITHDRAWS-HIS Fridav ami Saturday.... ,55a1 long sleeves, drop shoulders; -in the whole so utterly contemptible.— well worth $10. On sale 85c Pair Mr John Palmer. MURDER CONFESSION $24.75 Friday ami Saturday 4.95 $16.95 Perrin's make and every pair (Continued from page I) ■Regular 35c Ladies’ fully guaranteed. colors of Shown a plan of the attic, the wit black, white, grey, tan and ! ness pointed out the place where his brown; sizes 5% to 7y». For Starchy Food i w ife’s clothes wer» found.______Summer ■j Mr. Kennedy—“Do you see these A Phenomenal Friday and Saturday, per pair, Necessary { nicks ?” showing ft carving knife to the j witness. “When did you first s«e those Undervests -only-.--...... ; ; . . .. 85f For Energy | “On Thursday morning I used that Veiy Special at lli.it many persons cannot 1 nlfe qn Thursday," answered Mr Blouse Sale Millard. Examining the knife, he de- 60 of Them Priced Up to $16.00 100 Pairs of Ladies’ Mer digcsl^starcli as found in or dared that the nicks were on It before dinary footl —hot biscuit, po hr went arway. 25c Friday and cerixed Stockinette tatoes, white, bread, etc. An axe and a kitchen . chair were To Co on j identified by the witness. The chair, he Sale at $3.95 Saturday In making ‘said, was taken upstairs by either him 25 dozen of these will go on self or one of his slsters-ln-law on Fri sale; they are all new goods, All beauties, too ; dainty styles of chiffon, lace, net, Knickers with short and no sleeves, lace silk, crepe de chine, all trimmed with ruchings, Grape-Nufs A drawing of the second storey of underset fancy slips; short and long sleeve models. All shades. Regular $1.00 the h°mc was also shown to Mr Mil trimmed, made with draw- FOOD lard and was identified as being a cot Out they go on Friday morning $3 $5 airings, and of fine quality por jMtir. For Friday and Sat from wheat and barley, the rect'plau of the floor. Mr. Kennedy—-"Did you notice any ous ami ribbed knot, also urday, to clear at, 4 r. 65^ starch part of the grains, thing about the car|»et In the break- needed for body energy, is so i fast room ?" drawers to match, loose knee, thoroughly dvxtrinized by Mr. Millardr "It looked as If it had open ami closed styles; all one , been washed. I noticed It the night long baking (partially pre- j before. One et>ot, however, looked as price. Karh...... 25< All Our $1.00 and digested) that the time of di I if It had been better washed than th3 / Great All Children's Wearing Apparel, gestion is reducjeti—general j rest It w as darker, as If more w ater $1.26 Veilings to Clear ly to about one hour. I had be«-n lised." i It Is likely the vase will continue all Coats, Dresses, Underclothing (White bread about 32 day. Sale of at 66c Yard. Hosiery Sale hours.) While It Is not likely that Kong will All to Go at { make a statement at the preliminary Odd* Friday and Saturday Only 100 Pairs, Reg. 35c Cotton Many forms of stomach hearing to-day. It is Said, that at tha and Hose to Go at 25c Pair HALF-PRICE - - - TO CLEAR trouble disappear when pro trial he will repudiate the confession End* per, easily digested food is he made to Deputy Chief MCRae. In CORSETS spector Jackson, Detectives Ellice and Black, tan and white, garter top, used. Tisdale and Mr .Millard, while he was Price $1.50 Pair confined in the Q And view sub-station. double heel, toe and sole; full “There’s a Reason” 50 Only—White Linen tanking The sverag* number of Immigrants ad' Alunit 25 pairs in tin- lot, Hair Nets fashioned and made from fine for | mltted .annually to the United Hletes i»< thg past five yes re has been about ssn.ws low bust long hip; models quality Maoo cotton ; size 8%, 9, Aprons 1er 35c Each G rape-Nuts ! The desire of leisure 1» much more nal 8 for 25c 8% and 10. For Friday and Sat Uni than of Luslnvee un.i caff Su V well worth double the Made of tine qigtlity German linen; good large Tempi. , urday only —sold by Grocers. price. .Be early for these. Without clastic, light and size, just the apron for the kitchen. Friday and Th* large i^qrUy . oX .tUu citUeu* of ( «nadlso IMelem Cmat Ce.. Ltd, this realm are neither healthy, duly Per pair ...... $1.50 dark brown. Windsor, Ont. 25c Pair Saturday, each ...... r.L...... 35^ •duested. nor efficient.— Mr. Herbert Blcn(L VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL IB, 1914 —t] Steele. 81 is. Base on llltuilaÔff t Srr.JL . Strtjck ANOTHER STAR BOUJ * 11 out—By 8VSteele. 3; by Baker, H. lêft on JOHNSON LOOKED t.ases—Vlcttor la. 6; Spokane. 6. Time of TO STOP game. 1.50. Umpire. Uaser------’ Wl E UPON AS WINNER MANAGER WANTS FROM THE Suffered Ten Years Until Has Twenty-Five-Mile Lead A CLEAR SHEET “Fruit-a-tives” Cured Him in Famous Alaska “8t. Thomas, Ont., May 22, 1913. MAY LAND A PLACE Dog Race •I was troubled for ten years with SOCCER LEAGUE LIKELY TO JOIN Tilly Davies Asks A, A. U. to the most distressing constipation and Indigestion of the worst form. Investigate Standing of His ••No one could have been worse with DOMINION FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Nome, April 16.—Johnson left Tele- Novice Boxers these troubles than I was for this long | phone. 122 miles from Nome, at time o'clock last night. He was due at Bos ••The pain from indigestion was so j ton, 104 niiles from Nome, at 9 o’clock, severe that many times I have had to When he expected to rest possibly four stop work and lie down until,the acute or Wit Qhplx/P'H for A Ibrtwvvn the Sons and Baya, which will To clear all his boxers of any sus VIalter was oneiveu iui a declde the If,,and Uaglu.< hampumship. hour»; unless too hard pressed by picion. Billy Davies, manager of the si asms passed away. Allan or Ayer, who are running to- •;I took a lot of medicine—in fact, p- Timp at l ast Nieht's Mdôt- wMl ** bMidlgd by Referee G. Onward. Vancouver Island A. A. A., has asked I ime ai UM mgm bn 'isolai preparation» are being made to |gether over twenty miles ltehtnd. Snow for an Investigation Into the status of guess I took about everything that is falling over the entire route but so the novices who took port In th> re was advertised— and gave them all a ing; Saturday s Derretn ; t»ke »•««* of a record crowd. Th«- son* far it 1» not In sufficient quantity to p J may have one change on their forward Haft1 fI 1 cent tournaments. A rumor reached fair test—but got no relief. About a impede the progress of the. race. John Manager Davies that several of his line. w&tto Sam Lorlmer state» that he year ago. however, I was advised to lia me son’s lead is now nearly twt nty-flvo hoys were ineligible because of their try Fruit-a-tives.’ I am mighty glad will have Joe Shire» back on hi» at miles, and he Is considered a sure participation In sever») of the V. A. C. 1 did so for they seem.to be made ex ------tack. winner. His odds have been erased \ bouts last summer, and he wishes to The league games for. next Saturday actly for me. from the betting here. Allah Is now Though several of the Island Tangue ai> as follows: have everything ,settled to the satis "They gave results In a very short 3 to 1 and Ayer Is at even money I faction of the amateur officials. The club» have openly stated their Intention ’ Senior, time and I am now free from these The three dog teams are speeding union will meet next Tuesday night for | diseases and enjoying perfec t health i supporting ;i motion i" Join the i1 James Bai va Bow of England, Oak •iitnion football ‘ f<«U-«ition, nothing ya> grounds. Referee. Mr. «,.,x\Hnl toward Nome the hum stretch of Its regular monthly gathering, and the | wife also used "Fruit-a-tlves” j’thc 412-rnlle All-Alaska Hwve|wtak< Investigation of the Vancouver llnd » and w:e both think they are the la st was done at last night's meeting of thistles vs. Victoria Wests, Beacon race, with Johnson, the record-holde boxers' standing will be the principal j |uedlt;tne ever made. the. league, when Vice ^President Bain Hill. Referee, Mr. < inkwell, leading. The teams of the three con put up a motion va’lllng for the re- Intermediate, Item. Manager Davies further stated 55. J. EDGEWORTH.” adjustment of local soc cer affairs. Kev- | pandoras ve. Navy, Canteen grounds. tenders are in fine shape, as-are th- that all of his boys are now In good 50c a box. 6 for 12.60, trial site. 2Sc. < ral letters were retyl from the main- ^ Wests vs. Empire. Macau ley Point. dMvers. It Is conceded in .Nome thaï standing, and moie than that, to help Ât all dealers or sent on receipt of booatSoxlng w, Vletorlft, tlPf. have 'and association, that body intending ; . ■ '. ------all teams have an equal chance price by Frutt-a-tlves, rLlmlted, Ot been compethig ; 'he V. T. A. A. box to affiliate with the Dominion Football j Not even th£ world's series base bn winning, although Johnson is being tawa. SCOTT CROPPER ing smokers wit1 . any rew-ard what assicatton In a few month, Vktor1a game» has attracted crowds approach- backed most strongly. Every team must comp into the- D. F. A. If 1he old] fng anywhere near the monster Attend - showing remarkable speed. The drlv V. I. A. A. lightweight, who has been ever, to put this club on Its feet. This challenged to a four-round bout by has now been done with the result that country “touring socegr teams are to «nee at the International soccer match ers are making long drives with short the Vancouver Island A. A. A. will be play In the capital. in Glasgow on Saturday, when 130.000 l'tst.s. \f \ Jack l^rrtgan. Cropper holds a de the only Victoria club to have repre- North Wards have resigned from the people, passed through the gates. One All Nome Is eagerly asfoltlhg the vision over Lurrtgan and the latter Intermediate league and the points j shilling was the lowest " price charged finish of the rave, which Is Expected would like to meet Cropper once more sentatlon at the coming B. C. A. A. U. hamplonshlps, despite the fact that scored for ahd against this club have . for admission, so that It Is easy to estl- this evening. The winner will get the to show that he has improved in the there are several elder athletic clubs heen dropped. The Wards are bitter mate that the gate was In the neigh- purse of $3,000. together with the tro past few months. ’ The bout will be against the. league for Its action In borhood of 650.000. Some of the world's phy cup and the dog team champion- booked as the head-liner for the next In thé city. Entries for the British Columbia forcing them to play against the Wests series contests have, from a monetary ship of the world. V’. I. A. A. smoker. Iârrlgan also 1 amateur boxing championships, which at Beacon Hill when It was the Ward’s peint of view, equalled this record. The takes exception to an article Jn a \ lc- will be held to-day and to-morrow in home gate. The Wards refused to take largest crowd prior to Saturday ever toria paper. In which he wax booked |SOUTHERN CREWS TO a Welshman. Ijarrlgan Is one of Vancouver, have closed with the largest Auction the field, defaulting to the Wests. The recorded was on the same grounds, list of competitors in the history of R action of the blue and white, eleven » hen the attendance was 127,452. The the < >uld Hod and would like to cor ROW AT SEATTLE C. A. A. V. tournaments. Twenty-six wlH scarcely affect the siandlng. as record from a cfnwd viewpoint In Eng rect this error. He will hereafter be boxers and twelve wrestlers, represent the Wests are sure of the second di land Is 120.028. made last year at th** known as the Fighting Harp. ELBERT FELTS fk-attle, April 16.—California and ing Vancouver, Victoria and New vision title. cup final between Aston Villa and Sun Stanford varsity and freshmen eights Speedy le(t-fielder of the Victoria Westminster cluba, are entered. Saturday"* benefit match at Oak Bay de r land. will probably repeat their efforts .to club, who Is making u big fight to It has been announced that there Will 1 wrest the Pacific coast rowing chanv retain a regular berth with the Bees STEELE WAS OEATEN be held in Boston. April 18. an Import-j pionshlp from the University of Wash resented In the British open < humpl- this year. Felts is a phenomenal ant athletic conference between Presi ington on iAike Washington Friday ships whleh begin on June 18. Frpnois" fielder and" is very fast, but his weak dent Johnson, of the Canadian Amateur afternoon. May 22. COLDWELL PROVES Oulmet will try to prove that hik Vic batting haa greatly handicapped his Athletic union; Secretary Crow;, of the We have been instructed They did not promise us definitely IN FIRST SESSION same organisation, and the officials of tory _u»r- Harry Vardon and Edward worth to the club. Ray at Brookline List fall, was not a to come north,'* said Conlbear this the Amateur Athletic union of the to sell by Auction, on Vacant “fluke1 and Jerome Travers will also morning, "but they promised to make nWed States. President Alfred J. LH1. Lot, Next to Our Auction SPLENDID GOLFER «vit y effort possible to come here for ^nter. Ouimet is so keen on rapturing jr.. Edward K. Babb and Secretary another regatta. I told them we could Rooms, 742 Fort Street, at least one of the championships that James K. Sullivan. R«nh‘ governing CALIFORNIA FINDS quarter the freshmen at the different Local Southpaw Got Away hé practiced daily while' at sea. Oul bodies are members of the Interna fraternity houses, .and put the varsity met had the captain of the Red Star Poorly at Spokane in Yes tional Amateur. Athletic federation, and liner Lapland rig up a netting, so he' oarsmen at the varsity boat club. F- will recognise Its decisions. Yesterday's Results; Ouimet lievlng them of hll expenses except .could continue his ppttlng, and Is now terday's Game RUGBY DOESN’T PAYI their boat faro. They liked the idea To-morrow is Keen on Capturing yract Icing at Deal Out mat has also pretty well and promised to come If decided to compete for the French British Title championship. He has a busy sum the faculty would let them. We want April 17, at 2.30 p.m. to put every Inducement within our Spokane. April 16.-À poor start by mer ahead of him. Losing Hold in Universities; U power In front of these California peo Bobble Steele salted away yesterday’s RASERALL ple. for they vertatnty prorod them gume for Spokane In the first two In Clarence Ooldwell, with a splendid S. C. Decision Hurls selves game sports.” nlngs. the home club getting sl9- tqlllca NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Several Automobiles, 84 for the eighteen-hole course nt Oak FORMER CANUCK Beginning this afternoon Coach <>nl In the first and gecond Innings that English Pastime Yesterday’s Result». Bay, raptured the Caddie’ handicap ENTERS GOLF MEET bear will train his men for the four- proved too much for Delmaa crew. Motor Cycles and mile Poughkeepsie event. There may Jess Baker was hurling In the form Vancouver, 3, Tacoma, 1. match yesterday afternoon over half Hpokane, Ji. Victoria, 2. be changes in the varsity "hell before that made him à sensation In the Coast Bicycles n hundred youngsters taking part In Fraser Hale, former interseholastle Portland, 4: Seattle. 2. Hu.by fuotbnll nesitM U> b, k»Ul« U» | -Wlta hM bL-n littleneW league and there was never any d utu Standing this annual contest. ColdwjHl started homplon of -Chicago and seinifinal 1st as to the outcome. Victoria touched "Without Rewrve, In the western amateur championship from scratch, and had a lead of two hold In California universities. The short of marvelous. Is making a Btfong up Baker’s delivery for but four wide W. L Vet. Win eOro strokes over Stanley House, who turn last year—after his great success as a Spokane ...... * 0 l 000 1.000 667 University of Southern California, Md for No. 4, Cuchman Is fighting hard ly-scattered hits, while Spokane ham 6K7 .333 member of the team of right that vis Vancouver ...... 1 1 .SCO ed In a score of 10». hie handicap of 14 which has rapidly come to the foro foi No. 3. and Zimmerman, the best mered out eleven solid drives, the final Tacoma ...... 1 1 .660 661 .333 MacLean A Macdougall making his net score 86. Sidney Pet ited Seattle end other Pacific north .660 «7 .333 In athletics, has voted to abolish the stroke in the crow camp. Is trying to ount being i to 2...... 1 1 ers was third, and Fred Ooldwell west cities under the leadership of !‘ot tlaml ...... 1 1 .Vki .667 .333 Auctioneers Imported game for the American col- straighten hi* differences with ' the Victoria took the field without the 333 fourth. All of these hoys showed a re Chick Evans last June is now a mem- Victoria ...... 0 2 .000 leg • football as played by Washing services of Second Baseman Nye and markable aptitude with the club, their 1er of the 1’nlverslty of Illinois golf FEDERAL LEAGUE ton and nearly' every college in the Catcher Carney, both of whom are on Office 742 Fort Street. driving being especially çood. A ban team. It Is from the latter school that l/qUed States with the exception of their \ay to join the club Delma: ’ (All games postponed y eater day.) Fraser leaves to-day for England to Phone 5487. quet was tendered the boy 6f"Xhe con PORTLAND EVENS UP club in the two games played to date Standing. clusion of th#* match. take part In the big Invasion of Great California. W. !.. Neither» Stanford nor California Is SEATTLE SERIES has shown an apparent weakness with Brooklyn ...... 1 " 0 The results of the other contests fol Britain and France by American golf the willow. The players were unable Baltimore ...... L 0 ers. The young golfer Is a rneml>er of enthusiastic about Rugby, for only low: Driving for class A—1, B. Neb to Jam the runners around in yester Kansas City ...... 0 0 son; 2. C. Cold well. Driving for class the Skokie club. Chicago. 11c will be half of the high schools play the Eng Seattle April 16. - Timely hitting by 8t. Ixmts ...... »...... 0 .0 lish game which makes a surprising in Portland and loose fielding by day's game while Spokane's heavy ar "hh-ago ...... if...... 0 0 B—1. R. Carter; 2. F. Williams. Ap the youngest of the invading army— allied the visitors to win 4 to 2 yest. rtie>^ tillery cut loose with a vengeance In road on the material each fall. Only Indianapolis ...... 0 n preaching for class A—1, A. White; 2, and Oulmet Is only turned 21. Seattle hit Eastley often, but was unable the opening sessions. Lewis, Koike. Buffalo ...... 0 1 B. Nelson. Approaching for class I As young Hale was once a British those stydents who have an Inside to get men «round after getting Pittsburg ...... 0 1 knowledge of the game tare to watch bases Dell, who started to P»«‘h for Wuffll and Shea, drew down two hits MURPHY’S 1, W. Kerr; 2. Ed. Chattell. subject, passing the first three yéars AMERICAN LEAGUE It, for to a person who has been thrilled Heuttic. was relieved after the aeventh each. Felts. Dashhack. Scanlon and In a ladles' foursomes tournamentrlthj ,f his life i» <»nt»ri«, hi* battle for liming. Reardon finishing the game Umb being the only Victoria - batter, Yesterday;» UeauUa----- HOTEL Miss Irving and Mrs. Mellln won w the highest golfing honors of the Bri by the American college game rugby Is good form. Score tame. When a man sees he Is going A H R H. P U A. E to hit safely. Washington. 1; Boston. 2. a score of 92 (109 less 17). Miss Poedeyh tons will he^ of added interest. It Is Seattle— A feature of the game Was the catch Chicago. 2; Cleveland. 1. Modern, Central, and Fireproof. and Mrs. W. Todd, with 100 <107 lessh-ss hi intention also to compete In the to be tackled he tosses the ball to Perrlne. 2 b. Other games postponed. someone else and the youihs stampede Raymond, ss...... ing of Tom Cunningham. Victoria's re Rooms and Suites with Private 7), were second. French amgteur championship at La cruit backstop, who handled himself Standing. up and down the field as If they were KMillay, c. f...... W L. -Pet. Baths. Reasonable Rate» Bouille, May 26, 26 and 27. 8wain. r. f. <...... like a veteran, throwing out four Spo doing It merely for exercise. Rugby Chicago ...... « 1.000 The first big feature of the golf sea Duddy. 3 b...... kane Imse pilferers and fielding fault New York .. 0 1.600 lacks the spectacular plays amt falls to James. 1 b. rrrrntr. son In England will consist of play In lessly. Zimmerman was put out of the Detroit ...... 0 1.00U Prominent business men of Billings, arouse enthusiasm from the onlookers Martini. 1 t...... Washington i .see the St. George's champion grand chal Cadman, c...... game In the fourth inning for kit king Mont., have obtained an option on which really Is half of the fall sport. Boston ...... 1 .860 lenge cup event at Sandwich on May Dell...... at Umpire Casey's decisions. Felts go Philadelphia 1 too 14 and 16. The player making the best eighty acres of land north of the poly The University of Southern Califor •Hiihn ...... 1 .000 Reardon, p...... ing Into right field. The score: Loft la SMITH TRADED TO technic Institute in that city, and will nia Is situated on the outskirts of t/>* "levelsml ... a .ooo scratch aggregate score of two rounds tGlpe ...•.• ...... Victoria — A B. R. H. P O. A. K • rganlse a golf and country club and Angeles. At Eagle Rock, a suburb. Is LOWLY ONTARIOS will -receive, a silver replied of the cup. Dashback, 1. f. . 1 2,6 ti NATIONAL LEAGUE lay out an vlghteen-hole course. Occidental college, at Whittier, a 40 Totale 2 12 n 20 0 1 «> »' valued at 20 guineas. •Batted for Dell in seventh Yesterday’s Results. This looks like another addition to minute interurhan ride from Los An Scanlon. 2 b...... ♦ Batted for Reardon In ninth 0 Pittsburg. 6; 8t. Ixtuls. 1. Quebec, April II.—The Quebec the Pacific Northwest Golf association geles Is Whittier college and only 15 Zimmerman, .r. t The new elimination rule, recently Portland— A B. It. H. P O. A. K 10 Other games po"P°ned. Hockey club, through Its manager, M. family. minutes on the Interurban at Clare- decided upon by the American asso liausman. 1. f. 3 1 0 1 ® Lamb. 3 b...... Standing. j. Qtilnn, has completed a ileal with ciation, barring players, whose handi mount Is Pomona college, all of which 6 0 12 0 Delmas, ss...... Pet the management of the Ontario Hockey Mt-Kune. 3U» .. 1.000 TENNIS DOUBLES. play the American game. The high Netsel. r. f. 3 « 1 1 1 Cunningham, c. Cincinnati ...... 1 caps exceed six. w ill not affec t any, of 6 4 1 Brtsiklyn 1 l non club whereby Tommy Smith, Its lend- the Canadians who 'intended taking 1-J pr't.’Vr.' Gulgnl. 1 b. . « 0 1 « » Philadelphia^ .... I lng TTurt-grtter, wilt go 4o —lliimiy part. It Is calculated that the new C dropped the American game In 4 6 12 2 0 Pittsburg .... .600 Murphy', outfit In exchange for Jack Boston, Mass . April 16.—Jay Gould Reams, 2 b. ... 28 2 4 24 10 2 THO clause will proyp satisfactory. Golf ltktfi whèn both California and Stan Coltrln, ss. 3 1 2 12 Totals ...... Rt. Louis .... McDonald, the local boy who figured and W. H T, lluhn. the national court 3 1 e » 2 A n It H. P.o. A K. New York ... enthusiasm Is at such a height through ford adopted Rugby. and has annually Murray, c. ... Spokane — on the championship team three sea ttnni champions, met Stock ton and Eastley. p. .. 2 0 10 2 out the States that the association played each of these Institutions with Powell, 1. f...... Boston ...... sons past. A cash consideration fig», I»erby, of Boston, to-day In the open Butler. •»...... fears a record list In the qualifying varying success. Because so few peo . 30 ing match of the national doubles Wagner. 2 b...... ured In the trade With certain string, round at Ekwanok on August 3t. ple In Los Angeles care to watch Rugby •Martini out. lilt by belted bell. Lewis, r. f...... which will he to the advantage of the championship tournament. Three other Score by innings; the U. 8 C. management flopped back RITCHIE AND MURPHY former Stanley cup holder.: Th. rmifd Stut.8 will be wcil rep- matches were .et for later In the day. nt.ofti...... 10000010 0—2 Hoïke. i b to the American gnme. Porttond ...... 0 0 60 1 0. 1-4 Wuffll. 3 b...... DOWN TO WEIGHT The local club wnt In lie reserve li„i Now that U. 8. C. has decided Rugby Summary: Two-b.» ''««y-.j;?" to the N. H. A. a. follows: Moran, Is not a real sport, there Is certain irln ft). Oulgnl. Ka.lley SJ‘rlÎS* hif_ Baker, p...... Mummery, Hall. Prodgere, Crawford, to be considerable comment In both Hwaln. Netirl. K..lley 8«irir|ce Hy- Pan Francisco, April 16.—Willie Smith. Malone. Mark». Weetwfc. Car lUu.man. Htru.k out-By J!1; Totals ...... 8 11 27 .11 Ritchie and Tommy Murphy are prac rie, Rooney’ and Bavard. Thè'McDon- REMARKED ON THE SIDE th,' Berkley and Palo Alto fraternity Kurlley. 7 Ba»e. on hull»—Off Hell. 6. Score by Innings an-f boarding houses. There has al off Eaetley. 2 I Mm l.l>- play.—Herrin, to Victoria ...... 0 1 0 6 0 0 0 1 0-2 th ally through with their training; for aId-Smith deal was put through after ways been an undercurrent of dleçon Raymond to James. Pitcher»’ summary .42002000 their match'Friday night. In which the the club's reserve list had been sent Five hits and three runs off Ml In Sevan Hpokane Homs Clubs Win Opening League Games. tent with the Imported game on^the Summary: Two-base lilts — Butler, lightweight title Is at stake. Both In, so Hint Smith Is still the club's Innings Two hits and one run off Rear Dashbark. Three base hJt-Lw1s. Dou With threatening weather In Seattle and Tacoma, but a fairly nlce^spell campuses. don In two Innings. Charge defeat to were in their gymnaglfim» yesterday, properly us far as the league Is con Dell. Time of game. 2 hours. I mpire, ble play-Wagner to llolke Hit by for the Spokane clash, th Northwestern league got away to a flying Perhaps In a year or two the cham pitc hed ball - Dashback. Wild pitch — although Ritchie was the only one to cerned. start, the home taking down all three of the opening fixture . pionshlp teams of the University of Shuster. do any boxing. To-day. however, there Crawford, Mummery and Malone Ttw close seres Indicate that the league Is better balanced and with ever* Washington will be playing either Caï- will be a cessation of everything that are the three men that Quebec will ex manager straining for a Class A A team,_ the_ Fielder Jones circuit jUU boast tfo.mla, Stanford or U. 8. C. for the EXPECTS TO WIN AMATEUR TITLE pertains to the grind. Murphy will do clude from Hhe draft agreement wllh of tetter ball this summer than any other Class B league In the Pacific coast title. Just enough exercising to permit of his the Pacific Coast league. torla's.______defeat. at the hands of «....Lun»Spokane waswn« not an Inglorious rout and If De|v being rubbed down, and so far as the mas and his crew ran keep battling away for the balance of the week, the Bee champion Is concerned there will he EUROPEAN POLO TEAMS will be assured of a fine welcome when they open here on Monday agUlns ENGLISH ATHL€tÊS nothing more eventful than two or Tacoma. Portland made Pete Rvhnleder fight all the way to win. while Van ARRIVE AT GOTHAM three game* of.handball. FOR PANAMA EXPOSITION couver chased J<e McGInnlty's Bengal» to the tape. It was a big day for the Evidently the champion will make the -weight beyond any question and do Northwestern league and the attendance figures Indicate a bumper year. Fan Francisco. April 16.—Under « « m- New York, April 1« - Arnold N. S. It nicely. His weight Tuesday after Reinforcements Late In Arriving. mlsslon from the Panama-Pavtfh ex Jacknon. England'» great mile runner noon was Just a quarter of a pfrund position, JobtrB. Miller and J. Cht< ver A delay In putting through th. deal for C'amoy make. It nocrenary for and three other reprcentallvep of Ox under the 135-pound mark.- which is the Cowdln will leave to-night on a Em >- TVIniA. to go through th. opening week with two very, groan catcher., and ford university, arrived here yesterday weight that the principals must do an lyan tour for thç purpose of Ifivitlng thl. I» «« goln 0 help th. Boro Brmt.ro Is a fair imcond-llrlng num. while the ntymple to prepare for the In hntir before thrir battle.- Murphy Is polo teams to a tournament to held Cunningham I. too young to o.pect much of. Curn.y will make a graat dif ternational relay rare, w hich I» to lake practically at weight, too. in connection with the fair next year. forme. In the B.O. and hi. hitting will also bolster up th. attack. Nye mjf.l place tinder the nunplces of the Uni The following countries will l vlalt* d: have .topped Off a few day». .. h. I. not elated to Join Ihc club until next versity of Pennsylvania, at Philadel Phoenix Book Beer, $1.60 nee dozen England. Ireland, Spain. Germany, Monday when It cla.he. with Tacoma at the Royal Athletic park. Troubla 1» phia a week from next Saturday. France and Italy. being experienced In «muring a llug.lng outfielder, but the pennant race I. a The visitors remained In this city quarts. * Ion. one and th. fact that Dolma, has dropped the first game» doe. not lndi- over night, and left /or Providence. R ' >,» has « poor clul. On th* contrary, Driscoll'» .bowing Tuesday In !.. to-day for a few days' practlve lowing but .lx hit. I. evidence of the eulibre of * tho. twirling dlvl.b.n 1 Irrival I» eagerly awaited, and with» another'right-hander he will l ho Brown university track. From there they will go to Philadelphia, CYCLING oomplete a formidable «lab brigade. _ ’ where they will lie the guests of some FISHING Bicycles of the highest grade Will Tax th. Rgc. T'.cka ■ of i he University of Pennsylvania fra New shipment of the latest In frttn $35,00 up. n«ee rreMIngs In Ontario have been placed on aTmr with circu.es In the ternltle. until after Die meet, and are SCOTTY WHKAV Fishing Tackle just arrived. ™.,,., of feea in future It will co.1 each club «500 dally to run race, an ln- booked to return to EnglamJ on Tues- Victoria's crack welterweight, who will represent the Vancouver Island Give Us a Call Jiion This win mean that the orrtaMo J-. k. y . ' >>- VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL lli, 1îH4 NOTICE. CANUCKS TO PUÏ In the County Court of Victoria, Holden at Victoria, Province of Brltleh Colum bia.' Im the matter of the "Mechanics' Lien Act." Between ON GOTHAM COURTS Samuel Chaikinvahd Austin Tlbb. carry uanrrrirvi ing on business'in co-partnership under the firm name of the Island . Sheet Metal Works, Plaintiffs, And Refuse to Go to Englahd for Arthur Pinner and A. M. McLellan. car CARNEY EXPECTED WITH OIES TO DAY rying on business In co-partnership un der the firm name of Pinner A Mc-^ First Round; Canada's Pros Lellan. and the said Pinner A McLel pects in Cup Matches lan (contractors). PORTLAND CLUB ALSO STRENGTHENS And The Victoria Opera House Company, Limited, (owners), As a result of the decision of Robert Ernest B. C. Hanington, (Mortgagee), While It is figured that Nick Wil Powell and Bernard Schwengers, Vic And Wilhoit Secured From Venice liam' pitching staff is already strong, toria’s crack tennis ''star, to remain Frederick Bernard Pemberton and An Club; McGinnity Cuts Loose Fred Frambath, who 1» touted as a here until July, it Is extremely llkely drew Wright. (Trustees for Debenture- comer, will be added this week. that Canada's team for the Davla cup holders), Defendants. Squad of Recruits; Milligan Two changes In the umpirical rules, matches will meet the Australians in - To for this season have been announced New York, Mr. Powell received a wire Arthur Pinner. A. M. McLellan. and Pin Joins Colts ner A McLellan. all of Seattle. Wash by the league head. from Secretary Hall, of the Canadian Ington. United States of America. ••.Managers hereafter will bring their lawn Tennis association, asking If the TA K F NOTICE that the above-named hatting orders out to the umpires at Victoria pair could make a trip to Eng Daintier* have commenced an action the home "plate, instead of waiting for land to play the Australians. Messrs. Ask for Manager Delmas expected to hkve HynltiHt you In the County Court of Vic the arbiter* to come to the benches,1 Schwengers and Powell have dechlcd toria aforesaid by Summons of that Court Tom Varney behind the bat for to-day’s dated Mst March. A. D. Itl4. for pay- he said. “Àlao 1 have changed my rul to leax> about the first week In July ment by you of the sum of 81286.50 for game at Spokane, while Out fielded ing as regards coachcrs using physical so that It would be Impossible for them sheet metal work, etc., executed by them force to hold base runners ii third. for vou In connection with the erection Wilhoit Is expected tp join the Ilees to c.rose to the Old Country In such of the Victoria Opera House, at the cor t<-morrow. . Narveson and Nye will The guide Is specific on that point and short space of time. hereafter runners shall i called out VANCO^f. . ner of Broughton and Blanchard Streets, arrive next week, along with another Regarding the coming cup games. in the Oitv nf-Victoria aforesaid, and-for right-handed twtrler that the local if the coecher* lay hands upon them." the enforcement of a Mechanics' lien In Toronto writer has the following respect thereof, all as set forth In said club fs now dickering for. Wilhoit. Summons and relative Particulars of who is n young outfielder from the Tacoma. April 16. -Before lea\ Ing " niatni dettwrert to mé otvTjiatd 21st' March. Stockton -club, Hied out by v« Hi... last night fm- Van. .,u\. r, where me "This year the. final round for the A p. 1914. * " hit for an average of .S?2 last-#fason Tigers opened the season In British cup emblematical of the world’s AJND vou are required within 8 days AloGln- championship In lawn tennis, will be after the last publication of this Notice ip. 120 games, stealing -60 liases and, Columbia to-day, "Iron Man You can get it at any of these t«. defend the said action b> filing a Dis storing 89 runs, lie Is remarkably nlty released five recruits and signed played off In the United States, either pute Note therein in the said Court. aniM fast, and will be used In the lead-off two. The releases were those of <>ut- in New York or Boston. The'challeng places if you but ask for it. In default of your so doing the above position. President Tommy Hicks,, of! Fielders FraxSer. Wetxel and Barklcge ing nations .who seem to hold the best Plaintiffs may proceed therein-and Judg ment may t»e given in your alwence. the Boosters* club predicts that ’fully and Infieldcrs Pierce and Lorenx. W et- chance of recapturing are Australia T>ATRI> at Victoria, o. C.. this 11th live thousand fans will lie on hand to /.el and Barklege are very _ prdmlMng and the British Isles—France or Ger See that you get it fresh off the ice day of April. A. D 1914 greet die lives upon their return home; youngsters, hut with Mlllton. Fries many might upset the apple cart, but HARVEY COMBE. Abbott and Neighbors, McGlnnlty has —it’s best served that way. Registrar. next Monday for the Tacoma seriefc. on form, #Jthough they will hgve strung all the fly chasers he wants. Berger. teams, 1 look for them to be eliminated Portland. Ore., April 16 —It Is still a pitcher released Beattie, was sign- in the preliminary rounds. Canada A dozen quarts costs ..you ^$2 a NOTICE. doubtful whether the Portlund Colts ed, and McGlnnlty also took on liar- has also challenged and has drawn will have Bhortetop Bancroft bac k, hut \ry Hall, a student of the Cushman against Australia In the first roun«l. dozen pints $1—at any liquor store n the Matter of the Estate of James Dave Milligan, the crack Portland Indian industrial school of Tacoma, The Australians will have a very Watson Devlin, Deceased, Late of coast league outfield recruit, will likely | Hall Is'an Inftelder and hard hitter for strong team. Wilding, Brooks, Dun* gt to Seattle to Join the Colts. * an amateur. the City of Victoria, B. Ç. lop and Douât. At the present mom ent Wilding Is at the zenith r.f his form as a tennis player and I TAKE NOTICE- that administration ot not think there Is more than one that Ike estate of the said lames Watson Dev FEDERAL LEAGUE TIGERS UNABLE TO lin ha* be-n granted to Diura Ashton would stand an even chance of beat rhlllips by the Supreme Court of British GETS BIG CROWDS HIT HUNT’S OFFERINGS ing hlm, I refer to Parke, who in my Columbia. opinion will-win the English champion All persons having < laimer against the 8t. Louis, Mo. April 16—With Gov Tacoma. April 16 -Hunt held Tmynna to ship this year and If he comes to Am t«>ve Estate are required to semi particu three hits, whtb Ulrot weakened In the lar thereof dulv verified, to the under ernor Elliot W. Major as pitcher an 1 seventh inning and Vancouver defeated erica will annex this championship signed on or before tn** I^Yi day of May Mayor Henry W. Kiel as catcher, the Tacoma-3 to 1. also. Brooks. It seems, has gone back A.D. 1914 after which date the Adminia- St. I,<»uls Federal league team 1* sche Vancouver- - A B. H. H. P O A E as Doust beat him a few weeks ag< trÀrlx will proceed to distribute the said ... R • tie • Estât'- according to law with regard only duled to open Its Reason here to-day Wottell. 1. f...... As a doubla pair ■■ Brooks and Dunlop with Indianapolis. Probable batteries: Bennett. 2 b...... 2 to such claims of which ehe shall then McCivl. 1 b...... 1 13 are probably the strong» st team play BREWED AND BOTTLED IN VANCOUVER BY have had notice. Groom and Simon for St. Louis: Falk- Frink, r f...... ing to-day. Dated at Victoria. B. C.. tide 8th day enberg or Moseley and Raridun for the Brlnker, v f...... of April. A D. 1914. Canada’s CJiances. VANCOUVER BREWERIES limited visitor;1 Ifeister. 3 b...... MARTIN ft I.VMDEN. HcharnwebrL "For Canada, Powell and Schwengers Of yf. Pemberton Building. Victoria. B C it it ' it are the logical choices. Both men did Solicitors for the Administratrix. Kansas City, Mo.. April 16—Clear, xtremely well last year In England warm weather ushered in this, the . 31 6 2X 14 3 The Toronto pair, Baird and Sherwell, opening day of the Federal league Totals ...... NOTICE TO CREDITORS. A B H. P O. A. E make an excellent double team but it how big a mistake It was until I got baseball season here, and everything against the latter. If the British team LACROSSE CLUB TO Frlea. r f...... 3 is doubtful If they could win from th» Co thinking It over and had a talk with Indicated that the Chicago team would were the challenging one. Parke would Estate of the Late Mrs. Jane Barnes. Yohe. lb...... 3 od as head of the team will then be ap a slight edge." ) of the first-named clubs: E E. WOOTTON. Summary: Stolen bases—Bennett. Hels- showing. The final will likely bring pointed. f)f Bank of Montreal Chami»ers. Bastion It was pretty close at that. ter. 8« h«rnweber. Double play— Brlnker Australia and the British Isles together First Division. Ptrwet. Victoria. B. C.. Solicitor for the it it it to Svharnweber ; Hunt to ‘Cheek to Mr- to decide who will have the right to Executor. Victoria’s hitters did not appear to Carl. Two-base hit»—Cheek. Kelly -ft on bases—Vancouver. 7; and Earl Hamilton, pitcher, who dis Tacoma. 5 Time of game. 2 hours. Um !>eat both Wilding and Brooks, but the posited No. 269. and being No 1728 Bank it ' - regarded his contract with the St. Louis pire, Frary. other British representative will prob Victoria West Intermediate team will street, juet off Fort street car lines Dick Kaufman twlrle'd a jilce game Americans to sign with the Kansas ably fall before them both. The result lineup as follows for the game with the Mortgagee's «ale by public tenner, under for Tacoma. City Federàls. and yesterday decided Empires at Macaulay Point Saturda;. the power* of sale contained in Regis ür Sheffield United ... 36 15 5 15 r* it it it NOTICE. Burnley ...... 36 12 It 13 6k Saturday’s benefit for Mo—ley should Bradford City ...... 36 11 12 12 36 36 12 10 13 60 draw a big crowd. Tottenham Hotspur Evert— ...... », 12 10 13 45 Corporation of the District of Saanich. tr it i: Liverpool ...... 84 13 7 1 4 43 Delmas Is ■ still after an extra out-* Manchester City ... 35 13 7 15 45 Notice is hereby given that l>og Sheffield Wed...... 36 12 7 16 50 31 fielder. 33 1* 4 16 46 67 » are now due and that all d< it it it Manchester Utd. ... without tags after the 15th day of May Preston North E. .. 36 11 6 20 49 67 TÎ will be Impounded- Victoria will have at least three en Derby County ...... 36 8 IV 17 62 66 * Notice Is also given that owners tries in the B. C. A. A. XT. boxing English league, Second Division. hereby warned against allowing tbeir •hamptonships. P W. D. L. F. A. P dog* to range In pursuit of. or otherwise 36 23 6 7 77 34 62 disturb game. 1. it it it Noll* County r>ri^,.r,i) «thnweiL^ up nlcalv «gainst- Bradford m ■. ,-36—2L—S—11—64—4tt_&. t here at Chrlstis's In such tempting styles By order. 42 Lynch7» iluggers. Woolwich Arsenal . 34 17 8 9 44 3». ------HECTOit ». A CjWPElir Leeds City ...... 34 17 6 11 71 44 40 tempting prices that you are certain cl sat- C. M. C. 'it it it Bristol City ...... 38 16 8 11 16 46 40 AI. Davies looks like à sure bet fàt «'lapton Orient . 16 11 46 41 39 Isfaction. Settle your shoe requirements this week-end the provincial bantam title, Barnsley ...... 84 7 notice. Hull CM ...... 35 15 9 11 52 36 39 ir it, if Wolverhampton . 36 17 « 14 46 4k :tk at the big value corner shoe store. Ottawa Is nnw after an artificial Ice ...35 14 9 12 37 37 37 41 86 fn the Matter of the Estate ef Bertha planL for next winter. Fulham ...... 36 15 6 14 45 Bornetein. Late ef the City ef Via Stockport County . 36 11 9 14 61 60 :a it it it 8 15 42 63 82 teria, Deceased Birmingham ...... 35 12 Chapman will probably be worked Grimsby Town 34 12 7 15 39 « 31 Womee'8 Oxfords aid Peeps Boy8* Sehool Beits NOTICE I* hereby glx-en that all per against 8 pika ne this week. Blackpool . . . . 85 1 12 14 311 :» 3» ...34 10 7 17 39 49 27 Built for,the sort of treatment tha' ho\s sons Indebted to the above estate are re- it it it Huddersfield T. Never were there so many Kmart new styles oulred to pay the amount of their Indebt (TUtssop ...... 35 10 6 19 49 61 26 WILL give them. Solid leather through edness forthwith to the undersigned, snd Scotty McKay should easily win the Lincoln City-. .. 36 10 6 20 36 61 26 to choose from. Walking Shoes to suit all Made for 11 persons having claim against the said 145-pound title at Vancouver. Leicester Fosse ... 35 10 a 22 42 69 23 21 tastes aurl all coutumes. Priced from $4.50 - through, for all sorts and sizes of boys, ♦ state are requested to send particulars it it A Notts Forest .. 35 6 9 20 34 72 of their claims duly verified, to th.un Jeff Smith and' Jimmy Clabby will orn league. to C m $3.50 to ...... $2.00 dersigned on or before the 1st day of May, W. A. P. battle In Australia early next month. P. D. L. F 1914 30 6 9 77 40 46 Men it ir it Swindon Town .. ... 16 Dated this Slat day of March. HIL «’r.vstal Raiece .. 35 16 14 6 \A 11 Si YATES A JAY. Felt appear to have recovered his Heading ...... 34 16 9 9 41 82 41 $2.50 who demand real shoe set vice but Solicitors for the Executors. batting eye. - Northampton ...... 35 11 19 6 43 X, 41 416-7 Central Building. Victoria, B e. Plymouth Argyle . 34 14 12 8 44 39 4» who also care about alyll-sh appear it it if 14 10 10 66 61 3K West Ham Unite-A.. 84 ance—Such are the Oxfords and “ Playmate ” One Cincinnati paper contains a good Brighton * Ho\ie . 34 14 10 10 41 41 :w CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT boost for Rawlings. He has been shift Queen’s Park It. ... # 14 9 10 40 r; 37 Boots which we offer at $5.00. 10 11 4k 42 36 OF OAK BAY ed the third and is showing plenty of Portsmouth...... 34 13 Black or brown, lave or button. In Shoes for Children Gillingham ...... 36 13 8 14 47 44 34 all the beat leathers and In the mot Southampton ... . 36 14 6 15 53 62 :t4 S0RÔS1S Rr Specially made for IhA growing f Fewer and Water Frontage A aw . 33 11 10 12 fi 49 82 high-"'gnu le, attracts eS41iiish. l\ii.ps and up some good exhibition. Mill wall Athletic anything like ment Roll for 1914 has been filed In Norwich City ... to * 16 11 46 «7 32 Boots from it it it Southend United .. 35 9 10 16 39 65 2* ■ SHOES Ihe Treasurer’s office. Any person di. 9 17 47 61 Zi Rube Murqunrd opened for New York Watford ...... 36 9 known the world over for distinctive stylish gat I fled with said assessment may peti uW^w as beaten 10-2. Bristol Rovers .... 36 9 9 17 42 54 7t Merthyr Town .34 7 9 IK 31 64 22 ness. Let ua show you the latest models In tion the Council not later than May 1st. it i it F. W. CLAYTON, Coventry City . .... 85 6 12 18 38 66 22 these • Aristocrats of the Shoe World." With six errors behind him the open $2.25 ...... Bridtiah League, I«.h0, 16 60 and $6.00 $5.00 ------. Treasurer. ing day, Walter Johnson shut out Boa- P. W. IX L. F. Municipal llall. Oak Bay. B. C., April Celtic ...... « 26 4 3 66 1st, 1914. - it it fr 25 4 6 73 Bill Lang and Eddie MeOo'orty have 22 8 6 66 Morton ...... 26 2 9 76 A Christie Shoe - Honest Right through notice. be.-n matched, to fight twenty rounds Alrdtieontaa* •...... 17 13 7 « In Australia early In May. Falkirk ...... 1* 8 9 65 ft> ir it Dundee ...... 14 67 Notice is hereby gtym ttist w«* Intend 12 4 victoria.. Jumhk* .ML. U‘â.ügïltiL __Lw A -ft :A_ 1____ - -L-. ~. t-34—4L _ REPA/RMG Anns Hotel, from Walter Poole to Jainea Portland needs more- hotting Hibernians ...... 34 11 6 18 62 67 27 Taum-d Leather. Dupi n, of the city aforesaid. I 9 It 34 “Nugget,’’ 2 for .... .15$? strength. Aberdeen ...... 35 Dated L !s Hat day.-of Match, 1914, at Queen’s Park ... ■8 9 -7 16. 48 CORNER OF GOVERNMENT and JOHNSON STS Victoria, B. C. Hamilton Arad». 8 6 2* 46 WALTER POOLE, Phoenix Beck Beer, $1.60 per dozen Dumbarton ...... « 6 21 41 JAMES DIÎPBW, 55 I 4 23 37 Avivant. St. Mirren tr 91 1 . V.,- M '.....T“ to VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1914
SOCIAL ANDOil PERSONAL SCRAPBOOK The Style of These T All personal Redis sent by mal Terçgntenary of Marriage of'Po publication mual tx signed with tbs « Centre cahontas and John Rolfo. ~ " Suits is Most and address of tlta sender» LIMITE» Attractive C. Stone, of Duncan,• là at the Dom One of the most' Interesting and ro inion hotel. Special Exhibit mantic of the year's anniversaries is Women of exclusive taste will appre A tr ft ciate at once their graceful linen and the the centenary of ^the marriage of the F. M. Burnplde, of Seattle, Is staying Btbre Houmit— 8.16 a.m. to • p.m. perfect harmony of the materials. of Royal iH'autiful Indian princess, Pocahontas, at the Empress hotel. Saturdays Included. In champagne, quite . new effect la A A A to John ROlfe, an Englishman who had shown in two-tiered < 'Oat and Skirt, the ^Dr. T. V'. Hunter, of Vancouver, la lettled at Jamestown. Although the lower tier on the ipklrt flnlahlng . at the a» the Dominion hotel. Boulton Dinner- xact date of that historic wedding I» aide; all - are flarettr tsoat la trimmed A A A not certainly known. It was probably Knittea Angora Outing Coats with Gibson tucks reversed and double William James, of Nanaimo, la stay 300 years ago to-day, April 16, 114. that cord rosette», the embroidered collar and ware the dusky princess gave her hand and vest ,of lace giving a touch of elegance. Ihg at the Dominion hotel. .. _ A A- A heart Into the keeping of a paleface, Are Special "Value at $5.75 Brown striped - Hull shows band of self T. W. Dwight, of Ottawa, la regist For a few days only who thus became the first “squaw curving down from the side front, an ered at the Empress hotel. we are displaying in man.” Several of the most aristocratic These beautiful French Sweater Coats pos- effect repeated In the skirt, with close-set AAA and wealthy famines of Virginia boast svsH a H««ft finish with au imdershnwmg in lapels, piped with black satin. Collar is M. Brown Is among the guests at the our View street win descent from that lovely April bride embroidered in à unique butterfly design. Empress hotel from Seattle. dow. of three centuries ago. and arc very lioueyeoinb efTeet. The model is 30 inches Novelty hopsack material In a soft AAA proud of the strain of royal aboriginal in length with elnse-fitting elastic kliit euflfH lavender shade has collar and cuffs of C. E. Griffiths, of Portland, Is re gist Twelve Very Select blood In their veins. corded silk, cuff» trimmed with turn ered at the Dominion hotel. Désigna in Genuine Pocahontas was the daughter of the ami licit at l«aek-\hieh produces that high back strap of self. Sleeves are kimono AAA IKiwerful Indian chief; Powhatan, and waist effect. Shown in tango, rose, sky, style, fullness at the back caught In with A. Lochead Is registered at the Em Doulton Dinner Sets Was born about the year 155- Her real short belt. Overskirt comes to the front press hotel from Vancouver. of 97 Pieces name was Matoaka. and Pocahontas electric, reseda, Bulgarian, mustard, solfer- centre panel. AAA was only a nickname, meaning “little «ijeoi- white. The value represented here Prices range to $66.00 from $15.00 J. Smith Is here from Montreal, re wanton." Her first appearance In the You will see some new designs in Mil glstered at the Empress hotel. These are the manu pug. » of history relates hoxv, u. girl of ipM$H«‘ coats is worthy of your special con linery that have only Just arrived, very A A. A facturer's samples twelve, she intervened and savfd the sideration. effective and becoming styles, moderate Win. H. Lelslmutn, a Toronto clli- from which we are life of dipt. John Smith. Some !c«n»- ly priced up from ...... $5.75 S^n, Is In the vlty-for a few days. aide to accept orders ('lastlc historians have sought to prove Visit Our Showrooms To-day AAA that this was only a pleasant fable. b»t C; T. Me Hat tie, ,»f Vancouver, Is one at warehouse prices. the evidence .seems to fav.ir the truth Novelty Cotton Su of the Empress hotel guests to-day. of the tale. Smith was tnk.-n captive DYNES & EDDINGTON AAA ■ ------and brought before P«iwhatan, accord I R. M. Winslow, provincial hortlcul- ing to the account “Having feasted Weave* that will he favored \v thoe who seek the Ladiee' Millinery and High-Class Ready-to-Wear j turlat, left to-day for the Okanagan iuot diatinetive Htyle* in suiting* of the variety men 729 Votes Street Phono 3983 him after their best barbarous manner A A Short», Hill & they could, a long consultation was tioned. The qualities are particularly good and at David- F. Ihmgias . registered from held ; but the conclusion was two great the price* quoted reprenent excellent value. Wè Calgary at the Dominion hotel y eater sttmes were brought before Powhatan; then as many as could- lay hands on call particular attention to the following line. , A A 'A Duncan, Ltd. Smith and dragged him to them and Cotton Crepe De Chine, 40 ins. Wide, 76c 11. F. Schiller, of New York, is al Richard Wagner Concert At the Sign of the Four Dials thereon laid his hgad. And. being the Empress hotel while x tailing the ready with their clubs to beat otit his A beautiful alieer fabric and a faithful reproduction PRINCESS Tuesday. April 21, 8 SO p in. Cor. Broad and View Sts. city. bruins. Pocahontas, the king’s dearest A Phone «75. of the all-silk material. Shown ni a very large range —AAA daughter, when no entreaty Could pre of fasliionahlc color. THE WILLIAMS STOCK CO. Alexandra Club A. O. uldershaw registered at the vail. got his head in her arms and Wild Week Commencing Monday, April iNnnlnlfin hotel yesterday froiji Mon Under the auspice» of Victoria Ladies’ her own upon his to save hint from Crinkle Crepe, 40 ina. Wide, 85c Per Yard death. Whereat the king was content Musical Club. A - « A A ed Smith should live, to make him Shown in a complete assortnn-nt of novelty colors, Soloist and Conductor. Oscar Gold C. W. Haughton, of New West hatchets and her bells. Wads, and cop also in staple shades. schmidt Gate tfoyal opera. Camel. minster, Is staying at -the Empress per ’* Batine Suitings, 42 ins. Wide, $1.25 Yard “THE Germany i. assisted by Mrs. Macdonald hotel. Mullen arrived In M»e capital from In 1613 while-on * visit to a neighbor Fahey, Miss N. Luney. and chorus of "AAA Vancouver/teat- night. ing tribe Pocahontas was treacherously This is a superior vaUilr to any we have ever shown Women’s Voices. J. T. Carruther. of Seattle, is one of AAA seised by (’apt 8 Argali and carried a befttre even at a higher price. Comes in high novelty this .morning's arrivals at the Domin -Mrs. J. ft. laingford. 1946 St, Ann prisoner to Jamestown. .She was treat Tickets 50c and $1.00. colors. MIDDLEMAN” At all music ion hotel. street. Oak Buy. will receive Friday ed well, and only held as a hostage dealers. A By Henry Arthur Jones. for the last time this aeasoti. Miss A. against the hostility of her iieople. She John Place, M. P. P.. registered at Thompson. Saskatoon. Is a gueat of so.m became frten.ily with the paleface Prices—10c, 20c, 30c Matinees the Dominion yesterday from Mrs. I^mgford'd at present. settlers, embraced their religion, and Trefousse French Kid Gloves Wednesday and Saturday, 10c and 20c. Nanaimo. A A A ' xx a» baptized and christened Rebecca. A Curtain -Evening 8 15 Matinee, Sarments That Do Instill W. T Macoun. horticulturist in Believing that her hero. Smith, was G. AJ Bennett Mr». Bennett, t-46- Reserved seats on sale at Dean charge of Dominion experimental sta demi, she transferred her ardent nffvc- Belleville, » frit are guests at the D'»m Are Superior in Quality * HlacocksX corner Broad and Yates. te the Wearer tion» ha» I teen for some «lays at the tlons to John Rolfe. who returned her And in»y b“ bought at the least inlon hotel. experimental farm near Sidney, look lové; and was thus ■ rearm'd from ob possible expense. AAA lt.g over the work being «lone there: scurity ami gained a permanent place Being made from the best selected kii$s, they offer SERGE PRESSES for women, very Mr. anti Mrs J. II Williams are AAA In history. The bridegroom was a smart styles, in colors tan, -nayy. among the guest s üt the Empress hot^l the greatest degree of service, and have the appear saxe and cream, also a fine line The following people arrived this widower, and an official as Jamestown. ance that well-dressed women appreciate. Our stock VICTORIA THEATRE of Panama Dresses at prices up n;«»rnlr.g at the Empress hotel : James He came of an old N«»rfolk family, and to $15 from ...... $6..Vf AAA ftamlll, of Santa Clara; H. M. Barry, xvas possessed of considerable wealth. of Trefousse (1 loves is now replete with all the most W ASTABLE OUTING DRESSES. Mr. anti Mr. Geo. A. Scott, of Van of Seattle; A W. Snider, of Vancouver Rolfe and Pocahontas xvere married by fashionable shades. Let us show you the one-dome MONDAY, APRIL 13 In pretty styles, range (ip to $10 couver. art* among thé guest# at the John Cowley, of London, and J. H. Mr- from only ...... S3.'** the Rev. Richard Buck, according to Trefousse Shelboïirne Kid Glove at $1.50. and the Empress hotel. Dlarmld, of Toronto. HOUSE DRESSES. In all colors. the ritual of the Church of England. two-dome Trefousse Glove at $1.75 a pair. Every Btyl«s and patterns Prices up A ' A A A A Au The little church was transformed Into to $2 75 from ...... It 25 IL I. 8l«tr, of Niagara Falls, arrjv- Dr Helen Ryan wu» one «>f the guest» a floral bower for the occasion, and pair is guaranteed. The OUR MILLINERY DISPLAY Is eti from the east yesterday, anti went of hotvir at the luncheon given by the' the witnesses of the wedding Included second to none in the city for the I>miiIiiIoii hotel variety and value Shapes, trim Victoria Nurses’ Club on Tuesday to the entire population of the settlement. mings and outing hats to suit AAA the visiting delegates of the Graduate Two years later John Rolfe look his Squaw Man your taste and pocket are here \ J. Nicholas anti Mrs. Nicholas, of Nurses' Association. Her presence at bride to England. Before’ her arrival Hats for Every Occasion In abundance. Come and see Ocorgctojuj. Col., are among the guests' ,.„n\ MAGNIFICENT SCENIC PRO «invention wns warmly welcomed Smith petitioned Queen Ann In h«r be :it the I'mi In ton hotel. by her.. . many acquaintances In the half. and gave the first account of his DUCTION A A A medical ami nursing professions. «leliverance from death by her Inter- Styles for Every Taste Rummer Prices—39c, 20c, 10c. SEABROOK YOUNG E. N.. Cooper, of Toronto, arrived in AAA xvnllon. This romantic tale naturally j «21 JOHNSON STREET the city Last evening, and registered Mm. S. J. Ulhnan. widow «if the Rev. attracted attention to Pocahontas, and We are sure of our ability to please von—convinced Matinees 10c. 10c. “The Store of Setter Value and at the Dominion hotel. W. H. Ullman, B. A , -Cambridge sltlons P ivahonta and her husband, with has been shown in. Hie selection of these models, AAA In that city Mr. Ullman has Inade heir Infant eon. embarked on a vessel taste that is not confined only to more expensive, hut LOWEST PRICES IN CANADA The following, people are In the Cltyj many friends during her stay In Van- [to return to Virginia, but the ship had is strongly apparent in the hats of modest cost To April 13 to 18. from Thetis Island: H. Burvhell, Mrs. | couver and Victoria, who much regret barely start el when Pocahontas died. 6 Mights and Saturday Matinee lIurcbelLanti A. J. Jnns«m. her departure. The ship returned to Gravesend, which view these displays now ia a feal pleasure that von finder the auspices of the British A A Afl xx a» a “grave’s end" In very truth, for should enjoy, and we want you to feel that vour in Mme. E. Th le ha ml arrived in Vlc-| x Canadian Theatre Organization JustUnpacked the Indian princess, for the registry, of spection places you under no obligation to purchase. torla from Parla yesterday. She la the churvh contains thle entry: View the styles to-day. You will find them exceed A fine new shipment of BRO staying at th- Empress hotel. HOW TO PREVENT “1717 May 2. Rebecca Rolf, wyff of The distinguished English CADED 8ILK8 in the very new A A A Thomas Rolf. gent. A Vlrvlnla I.ady ingly interesting. ACTOR est Spring anti Summer shades. Mr. and Mrs. C. Daly, who are In borne, was burled In the Chatmcell.” town from Sydney. N. H. W., are re Special to-day and this evening, In this record her husband was re- 755 Yates Street, Victoria MR. LAURENCE per yard ...... 75^ gistered at the Em press hotel. ACID STOMACHS AND $ m l t » as “Thomas,” but that was a , AAA. mistake. F. Davey, M. P. P., spent the Easter 575 dranville Street, Vancouver. Phone 1876. vacation with his daughter, Mrs. FOOD FERMENTATION WEATHER BULLETIN. No Connection With Any Other Store in Victoria Oriental Importing Go. EB$$6M8Ç C'»mox sirvt, Van. oux »r. ■ f ", ; “ 1601 Government St., cor. Jormorant Phone 2862. P O. Box Itil AAA Daily Report Furnished by the Vic . Mrs. T. J J«hn»ton will not lie at toria Meteorological Department. IRVING home on Friday of this week, but will By a Stomach Specialist. Rupported by his entire London Com receive oh the third Friday hi May, Victoria. April 16.--S a. m.—The barom pany Including: and not again until Octolicr. As a spe«lali»t who has «peut many eter is high over the Pacific slope, and years In the study and trealin .nt »f AAA fair mild weather Is general with m«iter MISS MABEL HACKNEY 8i«mni« h trouble. I have been torced to ate winds along the coast. Mild weather I Ml In his most Brilliant Successes MADE IN CAN AD A J. Munro, warden of the provincial the concluav n that moat peopl° who also extends eastward to the Great Jails at N.ipalmo and Victoria, came complain «if stomach trouble possess Lakes. Monday. Thursday. Saturday evenings stomachs that are absolutely healthy Forecasts. i’«wn front Nanaimo yesterday, anti is I anti not nut I The real trouble, that which UR dress-maker endorses “THE UNWRITTEN LAW” staying at A'he Dominion hotel. causes all the pain and difficulty. Is acid Pot hours «ting 5 p. m.. Ft May: A A A in the stomach, usually «tue to. or aggia- Victoria and vie nit) Light to moderate judice or alyier Tuesday evening. Saturday matinee Corsets, eeks prej Mr. Bert D. White. „f the Sidney x at •«! oy. fo.»t fermentation. Add Irrl wind», gem-rally fair and mild. tat s the détient• lining of the stomach Lower Mainland — Light to moderate profit oa som otherbreed warps her “THE LILY” ltuhlier It'ioilng comiiany. left yester .«•ijRfood frmenletton causes wind which win«l. generally fair and mild. r ------Wednesday- anti Frbtay Rveningv day Air Ran Francise»i «>n a business' «Msi nds the stbmarlinhnorm.rtly, causing trip in connection with his company. that full tïiïÎHÎe,r A‘ëTtrqf~TfiftnrTïôtti acSF Victoria—Barometer. 39.28; temperature Skilled tailors like to Bt a woman wearing the latest “TYPHOON” and fermentation interfere with and re A A A 42. minimum 42; w hid, 8 W. 12th miles models of D 6t A Corsets, as they assure correct It» tard the prives» of digestion. The atom We recommend Nol 64a, as tiluet Nlglyt prices 7 rows at 50c; « rows Dr. S. White, the well-known g«w- weather, clear. ach Is usually iiealthy and normal, but Vancouver—Barometer. 30 28; teinpera- figures, its graceful lines adding to the natural beauty at 75c. 12 rows at $1; 6 rows at $1 50; rnment veterinary Inspector, arrived rrltated almost past endurance by these hire 14. minimum' 41, wind, E . 4 miles; wlille allowing great freedom of movement in ,h,. .-.pH., «hi. mornln, from V.n- In g It retails at |7 .OOquttaooe half cheaper t hen Imported 16 rows at $2.00 weather,, cloudy. corsets of similar grade, hold by all popular store* end Matinee price# * rows at 60c: 16 couver end reglelered at the Dominion of alI .toniaeli dlfflculllea-lhe flr.l Kamloops— Barometer. 3«):06; tetnpera- guaranteed bv the makers rows at 75c; 18 rows at $1; 16 .row* lure 41. minimum 42-, wind, W hoteL and only step ne«**s,ssry 1* to neutralist weather, part cloudy THE DOMINION COBSBT CO- QUEBEC. at $1 60 ' AAA the acid >nd stop the fermentation by Harkervllle— Barometer. 3«».02; tempera taking In a little warn» or cold water Im Maker» alto of the LA DIVA Corset». Scats on Sale Friday, April 10. Cur A. C. P. R. party of officials includ ture 32. minimum 3*1. w ind, calm ; rain. 08 mediately after «‘Ut'ng, from one to two weather, cloudy. tain 8.1» and 2.30. ing western executive.! R. Marpole. t« asp«Minfula of hlsutati-d magnesia, which Tatoosh — Barometer. 3» 28; temperature Take a Engineer H. J. Gamble and .J. E. Me- la «loubtli*** the best and only really ef !, minimum 42. wind. H E. 16 miles ; fective antacid and food corrective known. rain. .10; wcatiier. part cloudy. Tin- add will be neutralised and the fer Portland. Ore.- Barometer. 36.34; tern mentation stopped almost Instantly, and per a lure W. minimum 19; wind, 8 4 miles; your stomach will at once pro»-eed t< ruin. 1«). weather, clear Royal Victoria Theatre Kodak digest the food III a healthy, normal man S-attle- Barometer, 30.34; temperature 38, n< r. Be sure to aak your chemist fot' the minimum 38; wind. 8 E. « miles, rain. .02. blmirated magnesia, as I have found weather, clear. Monday and Tuesday, April 20 and 21, other forms utterly lacking In Its pecu 8an Franclaco—Barometer, 36 24; tem With New York Tailors liarly valuable properties -F. J. G. perature 66 minimum 60; wind, N. E. 4 780 Fort Street, Victoria. miles; weather, clear. WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT. Prince Rupert -Barometer. 30.08; tem perature 40. minimum 4«). wind, calm You rain. .78; weather, cloudy The Orchard Players Vlctorla Observatory, Kdmohton - Barometer. 29,73; tempera We have received our NEW April 8 to 14. 1914. titre 10. minimum 46; wind, W. 4 ntllea; SPRING GOODS from Englahd, Vlct«»rla-Total amount of bright sun weather, part cloudy hlne, tl hours and 48 minutes, ltaln, .'W Winnipeg- Barometer. 29 4; tempera of British Columbia also STYLES from New York, Inch. Highest temperature. «I on 9th; Anybody can Kodak- London and Paris. ture 38. minimum 84; wind, 8. E. 16 miles;, lowest, 38 on 12th. weather, part cloudy. Van« ouver—Total amount of bright sun good results from the Victoria Dally Weather. An Expert Cutter and Designer shine. 42 hours and 24 inlnut«»». . Rain, .54 Inch. Highest temperature, to «ni 9th; Monday. “DAVID GARRICK” guarantee» the Fit. Observations taken 5 a. m.. noon and 6 = start. lowest, 40 on 9th p. m . Wednesday : If not satisfied money wIV be Nanaimo—Total amount of bright f.un- Tuesday. “THE TRUTH” shlne. S3 hours and 6 minutes. Rain. .79 Temperature. Catalogua of pour dealer », or write ue. refunded. ^ Inch. Highest temperature, 66 on "9th"; Hlgliest ...... 64 The moat, significant attempt to -u- lowest, w on flflh. • Lowest ...... - , r .-.r 5 Sablleh a'British Columbia drama. New Westminster—Rain, .66 Inch. High Average ...... 66 est temperature. 70 on 9th; lowest. 10 on Rain, 09 Inch Bright sunshine. 9 hours At Canadian Kodak Co,. Ltd. LADIES1 OR CERTS’ 18 minutes. General state of Prices I row a at 60c. 15 rows at V|f TORONTO, CAN. 6th If you desire a Suit, Fit and Kamloops—Total amount of bright sun fine. Who Said Bacon ? t»e. IS row a at $1.00. 16 row» at $1.60 Workmanship Guaranteed, give shine. 44 hours and 6 minutes No ruin Seale on sale Friday. April 17. ua a trial. We are offering for or snow Highest temperature. 70 on SIh There are countries where the con If It's bacon you want, and If you would appreciate a delicious out of and 10th; lowest. 84 on 16th. duct of the militants would not Curtain 1.15. your Inspection Harkervllle—No rain or snow Highest the finest Wiltshire. Just visit our store and see the big. carefully seUotod temperature. 52 on 11th; lowest. 34 on 10th tolerated as we, hoping .fait letter range of pieces from which you may choose. Beck Bear, “The Spring and 11th. things, endure It—the women would be Ask about our Pure Coffee, too, at only 35c per Ik. Prince Rupert—Rain. 1.90 Inch. Highest allowed to starx e themselves and die.— temperature. 68 ôn 9th and 10th; lowest. SI. George's School 38 on 8th and 12th. Dr. T. riaye Slfiiw. Sepia Portraits.—Artistic to a degree Suits equal to any $80.60 Gar- Atlin—No rain or snow. Hlgliest tem- for Girls...... at-reasonable- pefees: The Bktna Lowr pcratrirs; 46 rm-t0thr lowest.-t» on 8Ttr------ThereNs nobftrm in niaklng fuh ôl itW "Rockland Avenue. Dawson—Snow. .60 Inch. Highest tem studio. C6i Yates, comer Do agi as. perature. 53 on 10th; lowest, aero on 14th. courtship and marriage. Rut there has Summer Term Coinmencea Tuesday been, of late years, far too much made 21st Inst . UNION MADE Phaanlx Back Beer, $1.80 par dozen <«f the relations between the sexes.— MML W, Phoenix Bock Begf, |1.60 per dosen quarts. Annie ft. Swan. IPhone Htt "" ' ' r|Tri™mn. '•"'O'’” V vmrrmTA daily times, Thursday, Amr ig, mu 11
Bi CHINA IMPROVING WITH GREAT RAPIDITY Expert Superior IT’S LYE Dressmaking Tailoring The Standard Lge of > Shanghai Visitor Discusses Canada. Has manu Situation in Orient; Major Imitations but no equal ity Are Peace-Loving CLEANS i 739 Yates Street Phone 1391 DISINFEl i 'The Yellow Peril, which Is so much talked about ta Europe and on this continent Is a myth.” This Is the opin 100% PURE ion of A. F. Campbell, the son of a | IS O] well-known tea merchant of Shanghai, who Is In Victoria to-day,, preparatory to setting off on TL M. S. Russia for | China. One of the reasons that Mr. Camp Quality bell adduces for His statement is that themselves from going worse. If, how the Chinese are In reality a very peace ever. he works at the cut rate. I fall to able people in spite of the revolutions, With the arrival of see how he Is any better than the other and bloodshed which are spoken on In S » fellow who is also cutting. In fact. It dispatches in the newspapers. There has £ worse effect In one wiy, as It la nothing they love better than/ to sit j 'Spring it is natural for gtves% the boss some encouragement to down quietly and trade. They are not I point him out as an example to others In their essence a warlike people. the housewife to look __inonymi of how cheap he can g^t men. At any "Half of the peasants fn the interior JJ muulcat'.one will be published, tl>e naine rate, whatever the comparatively evil of China have none of them even heard| end address of ov r> writer .of such Ut effects are. one fact remains evident, of the recent revolutions and changes | to the renovating and ters muet be given to the editor. vis.: that a scab still remains a scab which have been passing over the cap I Letter* for pubIiratK.n In Dally Tunes even If he does take the trouble to ad ital and the large towns. 1 verily be brightening up of the must he recelv > him, and started on a campaign. It is | Hritlsh subjects coming to Victoria < lfferent to hiilng white Britishers am my belief that the government is afraid only to fhyd that they can't get work to tackle him. The farthest they have 11 .paying Chinese wages, things you require. heçÂuse.of those awful Americans, who practically gone to the present time "Plasterer" ways that every man get all the work for themselves, llow lias been to put a heavy price upon his j; there knew what he was going to get thankful we ought to be to know that 77 A special invitation is and was satisfied. _ I happen to know Oondonb Lier there is one place at least where th' "The state of China at the present I some of them who were not satisfies docile and peaceful Britisher may gc day? I think China is improving out LL1. hut were afraid to say so. I wonde extended to every home what he is Vtorth. t all knowledge. There is no doubt what Jie_ meanfe when he says that n<: 1 fancied that your article on the about it that a strong government Is I man on the job is a slave? ownér to call and see the Parliament building trouble would good for a country, good for its trade 1 In conclusion, 1 would like to add have been above dispute, but It must and commerce, .good for its internal J that the cheap men of either kind ate Ha\> been better than 1 thought to economy. And Yuan Shlgh Hal is spring display of up-to- far bigger kickers than the standar bring such air kicking as exhibited in strong. Whatever else he may or may wage man. I know of an Instant- the remarks made by your correspond not be. he certainly Is strong, and he|| where one fellow; was ready to quit date furnishings. ent. What he needs Is something to 1s keeping the country together. because the company wanted to kee cause him to read a thing thoroughly "Dr. Sun Yat Hen. I »>elieve. Is in j In hand two and a half days instead < and when he writes to Introduce some Japan, and 1 don't think he is everII Hemstitched Voile and Marquisette, Per Yard 50c the half day, now he is working at 36 Inch Shadow Cretonnes, Per Yard 65c sense Instead of so many sweeping as likely to put his head inside the four dollar a day less than the wage and corners of China. They have a very j sertions. thinks half a loaf is better than none summary habit with the men they | A heavy, well-made cloth that you can use for curtain^, Of course It comes easy ,for such as -We have among this new shipment of Hemstitched Voiles The time when he was so brave he to sneer at men who are making au don't want. box covers, valances, loose covers, etc., for bedrooms and when everything was busy. Of course and Marquisettes just what you have been looking for, a effort to fix “what they choose to term "We have had no trouble in Bhang-! livingrooms. All the dainty and useful styles you could there might be a little sense In th a Standard rate of wages," Just as it hal since last July, when a party ofll plain centre with a neat hemstitched border on both sides: phrase "half a loaf Is better than none think of ; full 36 inches wide. Price, per yard...... might be easy for him to hold his Job revolutionists made an attack on the j 36 and 40 inches wide, in shades of Arab, ecru, cream and but If w> A ere to take such reasoning arsenal Just close to the city. The j at $4 per day while his workmates ask down to Its final analysis We should ivory. Price, per yard ...... ;...... 50* $8. He needs reminding, howaver, that government, however, soon took a firm I arrive at the conclusion that the ho 36 Inch Dainty Mercerized Repp, Per Yard 75c for a body of men to have a standard and hold out for It. when tl|ie tide Is in a doughnut Is better than i "I noticed that hijjge shipment-», of [I doughnut. MVDL^RK. eggs are being hr-mgKt from China «diT again>t them, needs a few me rp hers These are suitable for bedroom curtains, box covers, White Hemstitched Polka Dot Muslin, 35c April 14, 1914. the fast liners. They are going In j spreads, valances, etc., on cream,• ecru and white ground, with a little backbone, even If one or strongly 1 for poultry over there, and thej two do hand back a dollar a day to Phoenix Bock Beer, $k50 per dozen export trade In qggs Is increasing rap with blue. pink, grey ribbon effects, in netft stripes ; 36 For dainty bedroom curtains for a white room, or where hold their Job. Any jellyfish can get a idly. The Russia brought over inches. Price, per yard...... »...... 75? you require a white curtain, these are just the thing; Job if he allows the boss to give him ord consignment of several millions."J! what he Is worth, as was done to my Experiments have proved that It Is pos small, medium and large spots, with a two-inch plain , knowledge at the]Parliament buildings. sible to In jeet powerful dye stuffs Into the English Chintz and Cretonne, Per Yard 29c edge, hvmstjtchetl ; 36 inches wide. Price, per yard, 35^ Regarding your correspondent’s living trees In such a manner that all the BOY SCOUTS ENTERTAIN query as to who you prefer, the one wood Is colored. A hole Is bored exactly who will work and state what wages through the centre of the tree near the Third Troop Sustains Its Reputation | Plenty of useful styles are tf£ he found here at this price, he gets or the one who recognises the ground, one end of this hole le plugged, for Doing Everything It At suitable for curtains, loose covers, vnances and box cov "Cassena,” the New Casement Cloth- and several gallons of dye la allowed -to tempts Wèll. union, and its standard wage and on run Into the hole from the other aldf erings ; on croanrand hairline grounds, in all the popular the side gives back a dollar a day, 1 This Is always done In the spring when wanted shades. Price, per yard ...... ;...... 29C 31 Inch, Per Yard 25ç; 50 Inch, Per Yard 40c would suggest. Mr. Editor, that he who the sap Is constantly rushing upward Third troop of boy scouts has made ■-1— , ...... •- — •• i ■ ■ - works without recognizing the union through the tree. This sap mingles with a reputation for Itself for doing every and acknowledges What ho-la getting the dye. and takes It "along with It. - It thing It undertakes well, and the en Our stock is now complete with all the new shades in this is now possible to so treat trees that the tertainment given In Christ Church Fine English Worsted Wilton Rugs, Is the better of the two, providing he wood will be permanently dyed any color . cloth, in both widths, and there are so many different uses does not cut the throat of hie fellow- schoolroom last evenlhg added to It. that may be «lestrcd. No amount There was a thronged attendance, workmen who ère trying to better scratching or cutting will remove the real Oriental Styles, With Fringe you can make of them ; all fast colors, in shades of- saxe then selves, or rather trying to keep which testified Its appreciation of the blue, cornflower, wedgwood, old roge. com, salmon, to work of the boys. Mayor Stewart was Here is what we consider one of the best and most useful present throughout the evening and bacco, tan, white, cream, biscuit, champagne, lemon, other visitors were Mrs. Henry Croft, Fine English Worsted Wilton Hugs yotr eatr put fm your provincial regent of the Daughters of floor. They come in neat Persian designs, and are suit myrtle and moss green;-31 inches wide, per yard 25: the Empire, and Hon. and Rev. T. R. able for almost any style of room. Natural ground, with 50 inches wide, per yard...... 40* Hencage, provincial secretary of the handsome combinations of green, fan, blue, etc. A rich, boy scouts. There was an orchestra consisting closely woven pile that will give entire satisfaction. These 45 Inch Rich Cream Madras, Saturday 29c of Assistant Scoutmaster W. H. Brown are special prices, and if you need rugs you should inves . i ..... B ----- ■. 1 - ‘ -1— — —- Co Nose oresnspicuous and Scouts 8. B. Davis and F. Town tigate these. send, of the Eleventh troop, which We have selected a good dozen styles in this useful Cream How to reduce them contributed to the success of the even Size 4.6 x 7.6...... $12.75 Scotch Madras Muslin. Some have plain edges, with neat ing. The programme was largely fur Size 6.9 x 9.0...... $22.50 Complexions otherwise nished by the bo/* themselves, and laeey patterns ; others have neat borders on both sides. each one of the performers deserves Size 9.0 x 10.6...... $37.50 You can buy no more useful curtain for any of your flawless are often ruined by the utmost credit for what he did. conspicuous nose pores. The feature of the evening was the Size 9.0 x 120 ....;...... $42.50 rooms. These goods are simple to wash ; they require no In such cases the small muscular display of gymnastic pyramids by Size 11.3 x 13.6...... '$59.50 starch or stretching. All full 45 inches wide. Per yard, fibres of the nose have beèeros - do y s of the troop urider the direction Tf C. Tv -rWrfgtëàwor(hr t hese f&ktfflr weakened and do not keeo the ----- You cSii sc trot «nY of ttrese and have rtmr -floor rovrrrtl: ------only ...... itt ...... 29* pores closed as they should be. part in It being Scouts H. H. Graves, with heavy felt paper and the Hug put down at these R. E. Nash, H. Brown. C. Constable. Instead these pores collect dirt, E. Hall, R. Nash, 8. Hardwick and H. prices. t 31 Inch English Art Sateen, Per Yard 25c clog up, and become enlarged. Turner. The various evolutions were Begin tonight to use all done in a splendid manner and the Mercerized Muslin and Sateen, Per Yard 19c You van select from a good dozen styles at this price ; this treatment applause was hearty. Musical numbers were songs by B. cream and colored grounds, suitable for curtains, spreads, Wring a cloth from very hot Primrose-Wells, Miss W. Anthony, Fine Mercerized Muslin and Art Sateen, in useful Paisley water, lather it with Woodbury's Scout Jack Miller; a violin duet by W. effects, suitable for comforter coverings, etc. ; 30 and 36 valances, wardrobe curtains and comforter coverings ; all Facial Soap, then hold it to your H. Brown and Scout 8. B. Davis; and inches wide, in all shades. Price, per yard...... -. • 19* dainty, neat patterns ; 31 inches wide. Price, per yard 25C face. When the heat has expanded a cornet solo by Scout F. TOwnsend. the pores, rub in very gently a Scout R. Chrlsiy recited the ballad of fresh lather of Woodbury's. Re "The Revenge." A life-saving drill peat this hot water and lather appli showed four methods of release from cation several times, stepping a fate if yeur nese feels sensitive. the clutches of a drowning person and Then finish by rubbing the nose for a few minutes xvith a tbe manner of rescuing and reviving A Visit to the Bargain Floor Will Repay You Well lump #/ ice. them. ' „ Woodbury's Facial Soap cleanses the pores. This treatment Scouts R. Nash* and R Hatch gave a Children’s Summer Dresses made of ginghams, prints and flan Genuine Irish Linen Napkins in new briar and daffodil- patterns. with it strengthens the muscular fibres of tbe nose pores so that most laughable exhibition of atr-hlt- nelettes. In a variety of pretty styles and colorings. Regular Regular $2.50 per dozen. Special, per dozen...... $1.00 they can contract properly. But do not expect to change in a ttng blindfold boxing. About one blow price $2.00. Sale ...... BOc* Jspsnsss Kimono Crepes in a large assortment of designs, includ week a condition resulting from years of neglect. Use this treat In ten landed and one boy would ing mime very pA-tty wisteria patterns, stencil and Japanese Fancy Whits Dress Muslins, Dimities end Vestings. You can ment persistently. It will gradually reduce the enlarged pores punch the scenery, but this only added scenery designs. Special, per yard ...... 16f and 20<* choose from a large assortment of fancy stripes, spot and and cause them to contract until they are inconspicuous. t# the enjoyment of the audience. Mr. Fins Quality Bad spreads in many honeycomb designs. Special checks. Regular 16c and 20c per yard. Sale, per yard...... lO* Woodbury's Facial Soap is the work of a skin specialist. James and Scout Godson supplied f price ...... 91.00 and $1,25 It costs 25c a cake. No one hesitates at the price after their bright bit of comedy An their bur Kimono Cloths In white with fancy spots, and many designs In Dressing Jacksts are one of our biggest specials on our bargain first eetke. 4 lesque weight* Hftlitfc and acrobatic green, grey, navy, red and cream. Regular 15c per yard. Sale, floor. You can choose from many pretty styles and colorings per yard ...... In good wearing materials. Regular values to $1.75. Do this today—new! Tear eut the illustrntienef the en le turn. The concluding feature of the Special ...... OOc* he lew send fut it tu year purse as a reminder te get W—dhury'e programme was a tableau, "Britannia," Taffeta Silk In myrtle, green, navy, brown, taupe, biscuit, cham Waists, including lingerie and tailored shirtwaists. In a very good and ire thu treatment. Tear eut the take »rw. Take il ta In which the boys had the advantage pagne, white, Nile, sky, pink, mauve and saxe. Regular 75o per near druggist teday. Begin tenight f# get ihe benefits ef this nt the training of Mrs. C. E. Wilson yard. Very Bpdclal, per yard ...... selection. Regular values to $1.75. Special ...... 75<‘ facial snap. u and of her assistance as the central character, together with four girt guides from Mrs. CastletoA'e troop. In the Interval between the two Woodbtu parts of the programme there |ook place the swearing-In ceremony, Lieut. H. R Self. scoutmaster of the troop, UNEXPECTED! “The French, y oui: majesty." "And Prussia said to him: "It is a pity you We are not fighting about Ulster, Facial explaining the various step by which ■who are the enemies from within?" did not lead us in 1K66. We might have and we arc not fighting about Heron a boy becomes a scout A European correspondent who signs The Kaiser expected the answer "The beaten those confounded Prussians!" Rule. We are fighting for all that In Ter sett by CataJian èrmetitis fro* It was a tired but happy lot of lads h-imsell "Ex-Attache" contributes to Socialisth,'.* but the Bavarian n plh <1. essential to civil liberty in this land.— i , mm tic cas, tndmJtng who sang the National Anthem at the McClure’s Magazine the story of "The Prussians." < me wonder rather The real history of mankind is .that of Mr. Lloyd George. close and a well-satisfied crowd of Bavarian naval recruit who was being how the Kaiser came to bo swearing the alow advance of resolved deed follow ing laboriously Just thought.—Rusk in. grow'n-ups who took' their leave. sworn in for the. Imperial German navy lq recruits; but the story Is illustrative Duty does pot vohslet hi suffering every at Kiel. The Kàlser asked, “who arc of a itlll widely felt sentiment. It was thing, but In suffering everything fof duty. Sometimes. Indeed, 1 Is our duty "Phoenix Bock Boor, $1.50 por dozen the enemies from without that you very much alive In I87J». Pome Ba\ Phosnix Bock Bssr, $1.60 per desen net SB suffer.-VineL quarts. have sworn to tight, If necessary?” arlans under the Crown Prince of
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For Rent MONEY Furnished House Eight Rooms Eight room, fully modern house, Fairfield Homes situated to beat part of Fairfield estate, close to ear, tea and TO and One Acre Unfurnished Beacon H1Ù Park. Fully fur nished. Including linen, cutlery, Linden Avenue, nine-room house; all modem...... $8000 glass, piano, etc. Linden Avenue, new seven room house; large lot....$8500 LOAN This is in one of the best parts Steam-heated, hardwood floors, Rent, $41 per month, to good of the city. It would be cheap laundry trays. Built-in buffet, Sutlej Street, modem six-room house...... $5500 at $100 per month, but as the kitchen effects, etc. This house Durban Street, new eight-room house..,...... $5500 owner is going away he will rent was rented for $65 per month Cook Street, modern nine-room house, large lot... .$11,500 it at only A. W. Bridgman without furniture, and \, will be 1007 Government St, Phone IS Fairfield Road, six rooms, nice garden, fine view... .$7500 Jf let to monthly tenants at only $50 Per Month ieJl Furnished. $35 Per Month Special Swineriton £? Musgrave PEMBERTON & SON Winch Building 640 Fort St. Corner Fort and Broad Streets Money to Loan Reduction Corner Bay and Forbes, 4 loi a, bonds by the federal government, to be started from various sections of the In extemporised playhouses In New slxc. 41 x 42$ each. Cost our expended In the construction of good country, the movement came to noth York, Williamsburg, Va., and Annapolis ing. "Gen." Coxey declares that there client $4.900 en bloc. roads. Cuxey became the staunch ad before the player* went to Philadelphia are more Jobless men In the Unlitd to inaugurate a season of 30 nigbU ia vocate of this scheme for relieving tl.e now than ever before. Unless some America’s first real playhouse. Sacrifice far $4300 situation and providing Jobs for the thing Is done, he foresees a critical 8. C. LAND & INVESTMENT hungry, and It was for the purpose of period ahead for the United States, bringing this plan prominently before with capital. and labor engaged In a AGENCY. LIMITED '■’Term. $700 cash, balance usual. the public that he organised the “Com civil war that will makejhe "late un TO PUT ON FLESH monweal army"'for Its On to Wash pleasantness" between north and south Going to Camp This ing!/mV* march The main division of 922 Government 8C Phene 129 Wanted Immediately, goo I va seem but a trivial affair by compart- the “army" left Massillon on March cant lots in city: can deliver to 25. 1894. with lèhfl than a hundred men. AND INCREASE WEIGHT Representatives of the PHOENIX you clegr title °of gi>o4 acreage Summer FIRE ASSURANCE CO„ LTD., of “The boys." as Coxey called his fol on Island at 926.00 per acre, for lowers. made the trip “on the hoof." À Phyeiciaife Advice. London. England, for th^ south end We have a waterfront lot in Cadhoro Bay Park 52x500 to trade your equity. For full particu but the “General" rode In a phaeton FIRST THINGS of Vancouver Island. The vehicle is still In existence, and Most thin people eat from four to six lars apply pounds of good, solid, fat-making Ioo«l on a house in the city. Value of lot ia $2200. Owner has equity Coxey has promised to use it again, The first regular theatre In America every day and still d" not Increase In but the .burse that drew the leader inf weight on<* ounce, while on the other - of $1700 and wtH pay some caslr.—What have yon to offert- was opened in Philadelphia 160 years the “army" Is dead. hand many of the plump, chunky folks ago W'lth a performance by the English eat very lightly and keep gaining all the CAMPBELL BROS. The march of the CoxeyItes.jWs they company brought to the colonies by tùne. If» all bosh to say that this Is 1607 Got frnmfnt 8t . Bridgman were called, aroused some Interest the nature of the Individual. It Isn t Mr ahd Mrs. Lewi* Hallam. There wa* Building. Suite 1. Tel. 3474. the plan which It was designed to fos Nature's way gt all bitter opposition to the erection of Thin folks stay thin because their Tracksell, Douglas & Co. ter. but the attitude of the general playhouse in the Quaker City, but per powers of assimilation are defective. public was largely that of derision. mission was finally obtained on the They absorb Just enough of the food 723 Yates Street Phones 4176 and 4177 When Coxey made his entry Into they eat to maintain life and a semblance condition that the actors offered “noth of health and strength. Stuffing won't Washington on an April day a score of ing Indecent or Immoral." The Amer help them. A dozen meals a day won't years ago. his army had Increased to ican stage was doubtless established by make them gain a single "stay there" TO-DAY IN CANADIAN 336 men. They paraded the streets of the Hpanlards In Mexico, but the first pound. All the fat-producing elements the capital, and were cheered and of their food Just stay in the Intestines HISTORY theatrical performances of which any until they pass from the body as waste. hooted In turn by the big crowd of thing definite Is known were given by What such people" need Is something Washingtonians assembled to see the French amateurs In Quebec' In 169. The that will prepare these fatty food ele John Winslow, the colonial soldier "army" of which they had heard so ments so that their blood can absorb first English dramatic performance In them and deposit them all about the who was In charge of the removal of much Coxey had planned to make a the New World was given by Moody, Ixxty —something, too. that will multiply the .Aeadlans. died In lllnghsm. Mass.. speech from the steps of the capitol, an English actor of Irish character. In their red blood corpuscles and Increase but In attempting to do so he com their blood’s carrying power. PRETTY 140 years ago to-day. He was bom in the island of Jamaica In 1745. Four For ucli a condition I always recom Plymouth. Mass.. In 1702. Hie great mitted a grievous violation of the law years later Otway’s “The Orphap." was Good Building Site. 61.6x110. on Carey mend eating a. Sargol tablet with every Cheap grandfather. Edward Winslow, was a by walking on the grass Coon the Furnished seven-room new end Corner ef Vancouver end Park Read, l«art he played In that dramatic and modern house, with gas range close to Beacon Hill park. Price, •pathetic etodu of the Acadian* Im Installed. House Is near Oak «only ...... 9-1500 mortalized by LmgMIow When C..1 Bay Junction, only three lots Iîwrence, governor of N«iva Rcotla, tl«‘- from Oak Bay car. and close to clears ago by organising un "army" of parts of the world ; 62 full pages of beautiful and accurate maps. FOR BALE the unemployed to march on Wash Two raiueblr '.e’er lot. with 1 lerge Tel. 66 Carey Read—10 acres on 3% mile clr ington and demand work, and who Is Second Section, paces 1 to 40—Ponnlation figures of all cities and towns wholesale warrhoueee and wharf, cle. First class soli and no rock. now promising to repeat the perform of Canada, nrineinal cities of the world and a descriptive gazetteer of the situated at the foot of Tatoe street ...... 915,000 ance, was born In Pennsylvania sixty TO RENT years ago to-day. The "general" him principal cities of the world. Three-etorey warehouse. Wharf street For Rant—6-roomed modern house. self Is far from being Yn th^ financial position of a “hobo," as he Is possessed For partlculare apply to J. Stuart Pine street, $26; 6-roomed cottage, Third Section, pages 1 to 8—The World In half-tone". ” Tales, til Central Building. of considerable wealth. For several Mason street, $25; 7 rooms, new years past little has been heard of the modern house with basement. $30; famous agitator, but In February last Fourth Section, nages 1 to 16—Panama and the CanaL FOR SALE •-roomed house. King's road, $20. he announced that he would celebrate L U. CONYERS & CO. Cameron Lumber Ce. Mill Weed his sixtieth birthday by Inaugurating The Atlas, complete In every respect. Is well printed On Heavy paper and M0 View Street $1.00 big double load; $1.60 sin another “On to Washington" army or hound in henvv covers. Tt Is in every respect a book that every home In Vic gle load, ami « ft. slabs. All the unemployed. Since then he has Hollywood—Bungalow (new) contain toria should possess, and for students, whether young or bid, Is simply indifl- good, sound wood. Orders visited many cities, usually directing ing 6 rooms, cement basement, promptly filled. PHONE 6000 BASKETBALL the work of organisation from head rvenBahle. Manv Atlases have been published hut one So complete hafl never wash tubs, piped for furnace; lot 60 quarters established In the highest- x 111. Terms $500 cash, balance B. C. Junior Championships priced hotels. been offered at such a remarkable low price. All the maps and other Infor 8 Classes, 11 Teams Competing. like rent. A bargain for ....94,500 “Gen.” Coxey was reared In poverty, mation are brought up-to-date, the book having Just come from th> press. The Victoria Wetriet—-House. 7 rooms, full Victor is, Vancouver, New and at thirteen began work In-a rolling Westminster mill. At twenty-seven -he was the Timne offers it. oulv to euhsrrihnrs and renders who present this Coupon at basement, all modern conveniences, Telephene 1426. - 1316 Blenehard St, a beautiful home, fine garden; lot owner of a flourishing sandstone th„ office, where the hook can be inspected. Bent by parcel post at Monday and Tuesday, April 13 quarry at Massillon, ()., which city he II x 110. 6 minute* from car. Terms and 14 $400 cash, balance to arrange. A JOHN GREENWOOD has since made hla home. Some years Bame price. snap for ...... 9»®®® MONEY TO LOA later he became a horse-breeder on Y.M.C.A large scale, first at Lexington. Ky., Victoria District—New bungalow. 6 Reel Estate, Timber ami GYMNASIUM where he purchased a large stock rooms, open fireplace, buffet, farm, and later at Massillon. COUPON beamed celling, china closets, elec General admission, 16c; Boys, 16o The Times Printing Season Tickets, 6O0. - Politically, Coxey was originally a tric light end fixtures, piped for Oreenbacker, and later became a Popu Canadian Home and Office Atlas furnace, full baaement. cement floor, FOR EXCHANGE list and a leader in that party. Re city water, all fenced, lot 65 x 192. ligiously, he has described himself as a The Tims Will Mm Dlhrr One Cegy le $300 cash, balance same as rent Choice Six Acres of land, close to Wll and Publishing Co. “Christian theosophlst." Price ...... 93.000 kerson road. Electric station. Equity It was during the widespread finan of $5,000 In trade for house In city. CralgdarreeH—Tholee residential lot; a cial depression Incident to the panic Cerner Fert end Bread Stmt* 9 yryr * (g'r’rv'r'r'rvir'T'rKewiesre this is a beautiful hdme site, the Price e.e.eee.. «...97000 of 1893 that Coxey first became an In beet buy In the city. Terms to ar • e fltt lâtNMpJ leading remedy for ell F—>U earn ternat tonal character. The American J! ImmtkM r “><- W-I’-U Few,. The Price $1.25 rangé ...... 94000 Choies Nsw Five Room House ;-setae beer the eteeeivr» of W. SI inn (reftetesM Federal ton Of Labor had recommended VICTORIA B. C. ettbeet wklrli abne ere genuine). So fAéf efeoaid h* that work .be provided for.the million* ' FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN Trent street, close to Fort street. pas l et than. SetU bjr -U Ctvnlst; -ud 6t ' Will trade equity of $1,000 for lot of unemployed men In the Urrited tinpiru-bih™1 — iANi m,tm States by the issue of IBUO.eOO.dOe In MONEY TO LOAN in city. ..••••••••• -94.9
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BUSINESS CHANCES HELP WANTED—MALE BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR SALE—ARTICLES. APARTMENTS FOR RENT. PROFESSIONAL CAROS PROFESSIONAL CARDS FOR SALE—Malleable and ateel .rsngc».- ▲PARTMEXTS-âouthgate flL. THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT-"!»- WA ADVERTISEMENTS under this head. 1 ADVERTISEMENTS under this head. 1 ed; reaw- nable. Apply Vlctorli 1 , h.:rt-r/ ti p utnu.it In piotoi .ere. roi- tu ADVERTISEMENT:» under thisI h< $1 down. |1. per week. 2001 Government ! k|ri. H n r hour. It, W.lter Ur.. Phoiv- lo C. Supply House, 1604 World tent rr word per insertion; 10 cent per word per Insertion; 10 cents per cent per word per insertion; 1 Inser In* Co.. 1053 Pandora. tions. 2 cents per word; « cents pe* i wen T »*> b mcouver. B. C. ml per tine, per month. __■ Une per month. BOATS of all kinds. Apply”Joe Davidgs. .word per week; 60 cents per line per 108 FOR $2 50 CASH—Post-paid. «»«*** ! WA ACCOUNTANTS. TAXIDERMISTS month. No advertisements for leee schooner Aahlganilk. James Ba>. or I Oswego street Phone 10671* Rhone L&168. cards, letterhead, envelopes or bill- f, From $15 per week up- then 10 cents. No advertisement FOUR-ROOM FLA TB. modern ide by using waste space WHERRY 6 TOW. laaldennUta. auccea- charged for less than U. beads. Vancouver printing Co.. 1® w A. E HARDT. F L-A.A . perttrie4 ac aors to Fred Foster. kU Pandora and NOW IS THE TIME to plant 1-rAjr early clean, good view over city. M) »•' Hastings Bt W . Vancouver. •** | ,n lens. Illustrated tnioktet countant, 303 Hibben-Bone Block. Phone Broad streets. Phone 39H- '_ MILL WOOD cabbage plants. We have 100.000 of them Idrees Montreal Yupply MS». âl Me. per 100. 200 for |1. or S3 per 1,000. Apply 928 Bay street. FOR SALK—Sidney Rooming House, just l C real. alt PHONE 3H3L for mill wood, prompt de O. A. Knight A Bon. Mt. Tolmle Nur- TO RENT-Fort street, near Dowlas. two blocks from V. A B. station. nar I — " architects. BUSINESS DIRECTORY livery. Single load 11-60; double load.îx arry. Victoria. B. C. rooms and kitchenette, on ground fj sawmill, on corner Sidney avenue and UNFURNISHED ROOMS. ADVERTISEMENT!! unn r this heed. 1 ROWBOATS. CANOE». 1,AUN< HK8. Unfurnished, open fireplace In Second street. , For Information please ---- cent per word per Insertion: 3 Insertions. béught and sold Walter Stockton. 207 room, gas. electric light, hot and apply to owner. Phona 61 Mrs. H- T\\ UNFURNISHED ROOMS to rent JESSE M. WARREN Archlteet. V» Cen 8. Applv 92-4 Bsv street. alt tral Bid. Phone $07.__t 1 cents per word : 4 cents per word per PLUMBING AND HEATING lllbben-Bone. Telephone 54» water, steam hefct. a very comi Oehrke. Bid ney. B. C. M tr a 5R?rtl£SmfÎM4ïïthïïweek 60 cents per line per ST».month. NoSo i VICTORIA PLUMBIN J_C>. W P™ FOR SALK—King Edwards and Queen ■ulte. suitable for either houatkec PHOTO PORTRAIT BUSINESS $50»: 1 TO LET- Two unfurnished rooms; $l«; W1I.FON A MILNER. I?fITED Archi dr professional man's office. A : of hot and cold water. 1774 4th tects. 921-.2 Pemberton Block. Victoria. advertisement charged• --for leas thanv-“ ■1L 1 dora street. Phone IJi75. Mary's coronation inug and chocolate Western Lands, Limited. 726 1 ort at genuine snap to good "man. excellent 1 u b^x Apply Box 1877, Times. premises, evervthing In s NG I.ADY wishes for r«Ksn and Bread and Trounce Ave. Ground Eire leather valise, HU; large sise extension OR RfcNT-One 12 room furnished ^»P<»«• Join advertiser In a genuine proposition j t> ard with private family, within walk- end 1.1398 vat dwelling. Plc.tr and fancy jjH"* 1 gEWRR PIPS, field TUe. ment house, gas. light and phone, boi sold Work* and etudto, corner Dunedin | Clay. -i„wrFlower _Pots. etc. B C. P°nerir suitcase, $8.76; Hudson Bay banket. H showing big profits; small amount of 1 fr g distance of poat office, at reason lb |6.75; Gillette rasore. $«£_«>: Auto and cold water, central, near Hu money required. Box 4426 Times. al < I r bookkeeping. •and „u ou,..--Bum., atr—ts, ----bacçk;"ÛT,, of Douglasnlir Bt.„. I Co.. Ltd . comer Broad and Pandora de rate. Can give first-class refer Fir. Hall. Gorge road. Hnlelde. Burn- ,tr„tl vietorla. B C. Strop resors, 1258; army fishing bags. Bay Bldg ; suitable for boarding h« ees. Box 1685. Times a 18 side,■Ido. Douglas s»;treettreet cwrs.cars. Phono 6M. I____—------75h: electric store, 12 6ft. electric Iron. rent reasonable. Apply 643 IleraU EXCHANGE — -OXTIUrTflllS' COST ACCOCN’TS^ 32.75; electric boiler. 11.76; buffet clarion rnmm»rc'let boohh—ptr.g rbribeixmcl-Jiri- ROOFING. et. $8.75; pair diamond earrings. $37 50; EXCHANGE I have the largest list of 1 0 .Also good carpenter. Phone ...... Hilda BLUE PRINTING AND MAPS attended to: small mont hi v ee H. Tt TV MM ON. elate, tar and gravel diamond and sapphire engagement ring. Park Mansion, yimdra 8t.. "V>nt exchange pro|»«sllions In th« city. I 4- Box 1694. Times all Southwell. 207 Hlbbcn Bone. Phone 542. ELECTRIC BI.UK PRINT A MAP CO. roofer. nb**atos. slate. Estimates fur $17 5ft; solid gold wedding ring. M60; • Bring voura In or send particular by 1 — a» John Greenwood. 1316 Blanchard Bt. Room 114 Central Building. View street nished. Phone UML^ 40 Gorge wrist watches. $2.75; beautiful mandolin. letter. Chas. F. hTagles. room 6 Mahon j FOR SALEj-LOTS Blue printing, mans, draughting, dealers $12: BlvvcM cards. 10c; gold filled Pc- e><" " CHIROPODISTS In surveyors Instruments and drawing SCAVENGING tacles. 60c. Jacob Afcronaon. Pawnbro Ing room, bedroom, bathroom klti It BALE- Shoal Bay. near sea office supplies. Phone 104-_• ker, 672 Johnson flt. Phone 1747. _ ette. gas range, also telephone. WANTED—I>eed for two nice building I r. Any reasonable offer Apply lota, Fairfield preferred. In exchange I MR AND MRS BARKER. .urg-on cblro- ISLAND BLUE PRINT * MAP CO_. VICTORIA SCAVENGING CO. — Office. AMENT'S BICYCLE. Engtteh police model Donald Blk.. Oak Bay Junction. i Ave. Grocery. S doors above eodW 14 years' -SraeRcy.' «perle new basement Sayward Block. Dfaughts- 1828 Government street. Phone phone 7311* ■ __for lot on Fort street or Wilkinson 1 irk. Phone 46161* mf Ashes end garbage removed. Humber, unbreakable, coat $8ft. back road acreage. 18 111 pay difference In j 111 Fort street.men. map comjpllera and blue printers. pedalling brake, new back tire. In good TO R1-: NT^M. .U n l view Apart nn City maps kept up to daté. Phono mi. cash. Box 1768 Times. alîjTI SHOEMAKING. condition throughout. Take ft or offer. comer Joseph and Buhby. rail CHIROPRACTIC-OPTOMETRY 116 M.nxles,8L— al€ near »ea and car; two good ' EXCHANGE—House. 4 rooms, on R^Sln 1 t r. Quarter-acre BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS $18.50; one at $15. Apply ulte » Bt . $1960. for lots In Edmonton Nvrth rclal terme of $K I SHOE» FOR THE LAME, riding boots. Furniture for bale, including CHAS A ixEI.LET. N O.. D C.. Op" D- CARPENTER-R. L. Dobte, building and Jockey and skating boots made to or range, sewing machine, gramaphone, FOR RENT—Unfurnished flat, to i West Read Estate, 1212 Douglas St. al« $ Western landa, Limited. Maud E Kelley. Opt. D Oph. D nerve repair work, large or small Pleased to der. W. McDonald. 1430 Government aM etc. Hbuse can be rented. Phone married couple. Apply In evening. EXOHANOE— Houk M.n.le Bt . ««WO. for — end hralth «peelallsts. Hours. 1» »”} give you an estimate, on .any work. 1*4 street Mrnsles Bt ! .Olive street. Phone 4668R.** 4381L •bout 1 ocre, .nd houee ne.r Victor!., so, I pm. 109-11 Hlhben-Bone Build North W.»t Read E«t»te, 1212 Dou.tar « • e r- monthly. The work attended to. 1ST Fort. Phone advanced, but the CHIROPRACTOR «SI WE MAKE, anil and W»lr .hang Mod With bathroom, heated and all n EXCHANGE- Sit roomed new m'Iern 1 tm. • 1 orn ghoo Ropwlfing Co.. Oriental Alley, AN ENGLISH BICYCT.E for sale cheap. convenience; adult only. Phon are reduced to the minimum. CON TRACTOR AND BUILDER - All opposite BiJou Theatre. -jAppIv between 6 and 8 p. m., at 182 1 house, on Obed Bt. for quarter w-etlpn I ted. 725 Fort street Vi' TAYI.OR. O 309 Onion Bank Bush by Bt.. In the rear. alT 2 ne.r Regina. North West Reel Estate. | alC Building Phone* kinds of repairs and cement work. Estimate* free. Jos. Parker. 185 Joaeph SECOND-HAND CLOTHING. FOR BAÎ.E-Portable sawmill. 40 horse OLENOARRY-314 Cook street. 1212 Douglas St aî6 _ power; engine and holler; In flret-claas andy to park a FOR SALE—HOUSES CONSULTING ENGINEER street. Phone 462TL. .. M STERN will pay cash for slightly moderate rents Apply Janitor. e I HAVE A FIRST CI.AS8 I.OT In Falr- running order. On West Saanich road: 7 field to trad for bungalow In same die- 1 R Y A HOUSE for $25.0» « ash end $26 W tv G. WINTF.RRVP.N. MINA., po BUILDING MOVERS. worn lsdies* and gents' clothing, shoes 10 miles out of Victoria. R. W Allen. 5198. | and hats ; also all kinds of - trlet: Box tm. Time. »1« | lonthly ; 4 rooms plastered, light and pares candidate, tor elimination for Royal Oak P. O. 'mlO IF YOU WAN i* TO EXCHANGE your 1 ater; near school and water." Apply rertine.tr». «tatlonary and ‘ nr1"' PACIFIC COAST BUILDING MOVER- tools, shotguns and rifles, and all kinds Estimates furnished free. All work of musical Instruments. Phone 4Siv. a Oak Bay lots apd get a revenue pro- 1 Inlet avenue. Gorge road.mH Finch Block, 719 late, street Phone 1M1 uaranteed. Phone 4882. Res., »«» 1408 Store street Branch. 808 Yates. HOUSE TO RENT—7 rooms; e during apartment house that Is always 1 p month, some rooms rented, rurnl IOR STREET—New and modern 9- Gates street v( UNCLAIMED ladle»* and gents clothing •» filled when others are vacant, drop me j room house, on full sixe«l lot. with DENTISTS for sale cheap and on easy terms. 7 a line. Must sell, as I am leaving the J CARPET LAYING. for sale We also rent drees eutte TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS King’s Rd. / lawn, garden and nicely fence«l : $4600, DR LEWIS HAU. Dental Itargenn, M. Stern. 609.Yates. Phone 4818. city. This Is an Al proposition and 11 terms arranged Clarke Realty Co, Jewel Block, cor Tate, and Douglas WHEN REMOVING or spring cleaning, In order to render the best pos TO I»FT—5 - roomed houee, Hai shall take good vacant property as first 1 721 Yates ^t. Phone 471. __al* Streets. Victoria. B. C. Telephones have an experienced* man lay your car sible service, we reqireet city sub rent to right person $14 a mo payment. Remember, I want no " In- i — SECOND-HAND GOODS. a tercet on the agreement, but you must 1 A WORKINGMAN’S genuine home aac- Office, 657; Residence. 121 pets and linoleums. Blinds altered, scriber* to Immediately phone or nlsheil houee on Johnson Ft., packing and upholstering. Phone 1295JL WANTED TO BUY — Antique furniture month. Partly furnished hou y assume a mortgage of $6,000. Price. 1 rlflce; S-roomed. well built home. 2 1 -% write The Times Circulation De p $16.5(k); monthly revenue about $250 per 1 mile circle, splendid lot. 8© x 134. all DR. W. F. FRASER. 73 Y a tee and all via sees of good fu,rnlt,”T- Bt. near Richmond road. \ fenced and cleared, good soil; i dining Oaregche Block. Phone 261. prices given, about lW ducks. SUO to W partment in all caaee of non- to right tenant. Hlnkson A month. Box 4411 Times. all j 7 ONCE A LANCHKSTER always a Lan- L room panelled, brick chimney, chicken hours, 9.3C a. m. to 6 p. m. CEMENT WORK fowl (pullets) For Bale—Antique fur- dellverv or bad delivery of papas Son, 404 Jones Bldg., city. rnn«, abed, board walks, etc. The big- - - ‘ ------* ------•— ‘ the Iww. 5T Chester. Whethér htfÿlftg or hlrtngynuj <‘i5UffNT”TLNp :--- xi- on the part of any carrier. TO LET—1426 Htadacona Ave.. 9-ro< goat home bargain ever offered. Rac- ENGRAV-RS fttf If you want to «v.> money call ft K»! d will find It so. For hire. $3 per hour rlflce $850.00. $160 cash, tmlance $16 per mates free. Jonas. Phone lias. Yates Ft or Phone 1979. G. Ferris, gen modern dwelling. with garage HAI.F-TDNE AND LINE ENGRAVING Do not pay any collector with large grounds. Kept $50 per npi i. R Walter Ure. Phone 3389R a30 month. National Realty Co., 1232 Gov Commercial work . specialty. Dealgna CH MNEY GWEEPING eral dealer. out obtaining printed receipt, which Apply I. K. Brown. ernment Bt. a1f plea re keep. This may save trouble e; ^ FURNISHED ROOMS. |j for advertising and bualnesa statlrmery CHIMNEY SWEEP—Lloyd. Phone 21®LÎ: TRUCK AHU_DRAY FOR RENT—New foui roomed hou» BIG SACRIFICE 1n James Bay. 6- B C Engraving Co . Times Building 14 years' experience In Victoria» I ta futurs. rent $15. l!iî3 Fort St ” FOR RENT—Nicely furnished l«edroom j nvimed. in go.nl condition, on Rit Î.2 x Orders received at Time# Business Of VICTORIA TRUt .1 A DRAY CO.. LTD. If. for any reason, you wish ue y walking distance; suit lady or gentle- 1 120. near Dallas road, for only $380. fice. ÜHÎMNËYB CLEANED, furnanes. _Office and stables T» Broughton Bt This Is extraordinary value and well A Stott. Phone 26». >62 Pandora. to stop delivering the paper, you trays and furnace, ha r. man; $1.60 per week. Box 448 Times. I Telephones 11, 4788. 1792. will hln considerably by notifying worth Investigating. National Realty ARTISTIC ENCRANT NO ~ HIMNËŸ 'SWEEP. C. White, Phone the office instead of the carrier, $25. Phono 46ir-lt Co.. 1232 Government Bt. __al* Inacrlptlons. crests, etc. E. Albutt. VACUUM CLEANERS house. Prior BRIGHT, well furnished rooms In new I _ Bavward Building. ’5S89R. who 1* llr.ble to forget TO RENT — 1 room oil ,n house, close In. all conveniences; tele-J A NÔTHER first-clams home liùy. 4- CHIMNEYS SNVEPT. A. I THE TOWER VACUUM CLEAN ER--H electric light, etc. A IS phone, hath, etc. ; $10. 2107 Blanshard 1 ro«»med modem bungal»w close t«t car, GENERAL ENGRAVER. Stencil Cutter Especially to those subscriber» Bt. Phone 61®T». Mercer. 1808 Jubilé Bt Phone 3646L^ whose residences are some distance — St. alT I built-in buffet, burlapped and panelle»! end S-aï Engraver Geo Crowther. tVi HOUSES TO RENT—7 rooms. Mint rooms, etc. : mile and half circle. Only Wharf street, behind peat Offloa. CHIMNEYS CLEANED - Defective flue# from the sidewalk we recommend V SINGLE AND DOUBLE furnished rooms. [ fixed, etc. Wui. Neal. 1011 Quadra Bt. the use of a metal newspaper $3<». 7 rooms. St. Patrick St . $35; 7 r: $2500. $250 cash, balance $26 per month. DUNTLEY electric vacuum carpet Beach way Ave . $4<>; 7 rooms. HcS w centre of city. $2.50 and $4- 653 Yates j This Is a real nice home. National Phone 1018. . cleaning; prices reasonably Machines holder, to be obtained from our n, street LAND SURVEYORS Circulation Department for the Ave.. $40. 12 rooms, Hillside Ave. Realty Co., 1292 Government Bt. ?alt to rent. Phone 4619. 711 Yatee 6 rooms. Oak Bay Ave.. $3; 6 r "• FURNISHED ROOMS, us* of piano; j 7 GREEN BROS . BURDEN A CO.. Civil CUSTOMS BROKERS •mall sum of ttc Easily affixed LSO MOT>ERN 4-nmmed bungalow At land sur- and a boon during the winter Florence Bt.. $2f>; 6 rooms. Boleskme L breakfast If desired 421 Parry street 1 the Gorge, on choice lot. 61 x 136. ; pen engineers, IYomlnlon and B. McTAVJ8H BROS . custom» brokers WINDOW CLEANING $15; 6 rooms. Empnss Bt.. $1; 6 r Veyors. 114 Pemberton Block.ck. Branch Out-of town coi^rcspond nee solicited Months. fireplace, bathroom (standard plumb offre'* In Nelson. Fort George and WINDOW CLEANING—Phone m9f.R Ex oak Bay Ave.. $22 5o. 12 rooms, h ’k FURNISHED ROOMS, on car Uns r.d 1 ing) basement, concrete foundation, 624 Fort street. Phone 2615. wikxI < rescent. $40. Green A Bu , Haselton. pert window cleaner ; all work guaran- ,n overlooking ferry. Apply 641 <»«">vovn-J etc.: minutes from car. for only $!.- ALFRED M. HOWELL, custom» broker. * teed Hlgglnhottom. 1278 Gladstone. »S Bros , corner Langley and Broui 21 ment street. Phone 1706. aMl •00. No better buy in this district GORE A MrOREOOR. LTD. civil en forwarding and commission Govern? I-DON’T #GRÔET to phone tm LODGES Sts. Phones 419-4170.G SYLVESTER ROOMS. 715 Yates; Mr per | National Realty Co.. 1232 Government gineers. British Columbia land »urvel street. all estate. Promts Blocks 1008^ Bay Window Cleaning Co . 641 Govern- FOR it ENT — Two" roomed house, 16 day up W|l ar. land asent. timber eruiaera. ment. Telephone 1501; Rea.. RHTL a23 55NB OF ENGLAND B. B—Alexandra Ladysmith Bt James Bay. _ Chancery Chambers. Langley street. ment street." Lodge. 116. meets first end third Wed — DVNSMUm ROOMS. FORT ST.—First- 1 8500 HOME In Fairfield, of 8 rooms, TO RENT -Two new 7 roomed reduced to $62.'«0. Garage, furnace, ce DECORATING. ATTENTION - To ensure tbnrmighs needs ye. Friends* llafl. Courtney Bt. jl da,«is. strictly modem, noted for quiet- | ment basement, full sized lot. high LANDSCAPE GARDENERS. and promptitude. Phone L1W the Brown. 2616 Shelbourne Bt.. president, .•lose to Fowl Bay beach. Dalby ness, deanllnesa, and homelike and | [ JOB to look and Wear well must be Island Window Cleaning Co . 723 Prin^ Jes. P. Temple. 1063 Burdette St., aocre- I»awson, 616 Fort Bt.__part, near Dallas. Seeing la believing, done right I am a practical man of Z< | comfortable. Prices moat reasonable In 1 investigate this remarkable offer. Na LANDBCAPK GARDENERS AND DK- cesa Ave . for window cleaning and tnry. ••c. the city. mil 1 BIGNERS—Grounds of any years' ex|Mrlence Rooms papered from TO RFNT New, aeven roomed h< tional Realty Co., 12S2 Government Staff of skilled gardeners. Estimates $2.50; painting, tinting. Ctr . eqTially Janttdr wmrk. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOBE No 7$. two minute from car and Fowl street. a!6 meets at K. of P Hall. North Park b ach Apply 216 Robertson street LOST AND FOUND tfantanfree The Mgr Lansdowne 1591 HltlaHa Floral ve. Co. cheap. Mv estimate costs nothing. Call WATCHMAKBR8^NOêWEl.LERS or write Marlow 1428 Hillside Avw. nil street ' every Tuesday. Dictator. F. HOUSE TO RENT. 1041 Queen's / r.l WILL PARTY WHO TOOK "Perfect” I g lot or have made payments on one. let Bates. 1465 Woodland road. C. E. Cope loris B C Ph-rnr «53 W.nSl^rKWCT.Upatatar'.Mtom- I tvS^fËLrriU f W tMn- rent reasonable. Phone IJitf._ bicycle from Royal Victoria theajcg^ me find the money to build : take ee»y dors Street to i42$ Oovernm nt atrewt land. secretary. 1330 Mlnto street. P. O. c PF.DFHFKN. lanctar.p. ’an* a tor. paperhanger (wall-paper). Firat- TOILET—S-roomed oi.ttage, bath; 15. Sunday night please return asm# to 1 payments. Satisfied many clients, can clas* work at reasonable price». 1844 (°Ppolte Wcethelma Hotel) English Box 1»17-11. M. Wllaon. 614 Cormorant St. HT C. Freegard. C. P. R. telegraph office. 1 Satisfy you. Box 418. Times.sal wwtéh repair it < ur • pedal tv LOYAL ORANOE ASSOCIATION-^. O n- -u------u------1 sssas; st. Oak Bav avenue. Phone 1ÎS6L. $25 GASH and $25 monthly. |nctu< TroOMS—Bathroom, pantry, cooler, S I j a ANDREW, manufat turln Jeweler L, 1616. insets In A O F Hall. Broad xt LOST — Smooth haired black and white 1 Idoaets, ‘ fireplace, close to car; lot 5ft x «348R. DRY CLEANING. and diamond-setter Platinum work street second and fourth Monday* J. teregt. buy a new. 4 roomed hou < 1m waterfront waterfront t* fox terrl«-r bitch; black on one side of I *110. on Klsher Ave.. Mount Tolmle ; JAMES SIMPSON. 811 Superior. Phone electro gilding, repairs a specialty. 413-4 C Scott W M 912 Pandora St ; W. C. m« face. Lout from dog «how building. 1 ** nice, large lot. Apply T. I* Hughes liver. 48 rates street Phone 1598 FOR SALE-Cheap. cordwood. any A. G IT Harding K of R A » 16 rvttlngl bodflln plants, ,c - Promis Rtork. 1«W Government street. Belmont Bldg. -H CAR8—“Lanclieater” For hire. $3 per r»qur»t German work ol rvriy » Open evening. ;■ length; also one heavy team. 1.700 lba. MONEY TO LOAN hour. R Walter Ure. Phone 3369R a30 tÜnrnurMv don» by rood rn»n. a !«rç» —-h. 5 years old, cheap. Sing Lee (V COI.UMRTA LODGE. No. L I D O P,. oo MONEY TO IvOAN on vacant property, staff of whom are kept. Orders prompt DYEING AND CLEANING. 82:1 Flsguacd street. meets Wcdnesdave, 8 p.m . 1 ne Odd Fel- tei dlftrlct? FOR 8AI.E—Oltve street. 7 rooms, new. close In. Dalby A Laweon. 615 Fort m31 j modern, lot 66x130, $.*.000; Montreal street. lv sttended to. THE ‘'MODERN**-- CleanTng7' dyeing, lows* Hall. IWuigla* street. D. IVwar. email R S . 124D Oxford street. hange for a house? ve HAVE MONEY to loan for short term* 7 rooms, new, modern, lot 90x12ft. $6.8fl0; PITMAN, expert gardener, lftlfr Q’,a^r^ pressing, repairing. Indies* fine gar Y.W.CA. ie Rt urges» A Co.. 31 P«mherton Block. 693 | Michigan stret. S rooms, new. modern, ment cleaning a specialty , OR THE BENEFIT of young women In cnrp.T CARIBOO. No 74. I O K. meets or lot? Call and see < IU»W FREE OF INTEREST for ton yr.r. 1 lot 10x120 Sl.-.W; terms on all these, hsl- emment Ft (opposite Empress Thea- | Or trot of empmymeut- Rooms and the second and fourth Tuesdays of raeh P C Permanent Bldg. snee as rent; worth the money. Suit LIFE INSURANCE. tre). Phone 197 Open evenings. board A home from home, 758 Cuurt- month In Princess Theatre J. W. H. — r.-payable $8 33 per month, absolutely 1 able lots or small acreage accepted In HOUSE TO LET—Eight r ale free of Interest. For gale before one 1 exchange R. L Doble. builder and W R COT.T.YFR. special agent foj Sun B C. STEAM DTE WORKS Th'- largest ney street. King. Kec. Sec E. P Nathan. Fin. 133 o’clock on Saturday next. Tne ÀI1I- 1 dvelng nnd rlepntng works In the pror- street. Oak Bay. rent C5 owner 144 Olive street. Phone 4663R No j rf Canada (and England). ' Bun Fowl Bay read, near tfie A tf ance Securities Company. Limited. 307 j TJfe Of»ce. B. C. Permanent Bldg fnee. Countrv orders solicited. Tel HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS trouble to gh-e you ‘information abdut Jflft J. C Renfrew, proprietor. VICTORIA. No 17. K of P. meets —■ Pemberton 'Bldg, Victoria. B. C. Phon* 1 these. No agents. aJO Phbne 5430 TO l,ET — Furnished, two extra large K of P nail. North Park street, every ) 3206 a IT EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. front housekeeping rooms ground floor. Thur«dav E C. Kaufman. K. of R 4 ont MONEY "TO IXJAN on sec.md mortgage I SSr SAÏ.K House 67 Garbally road. LEGAL 141 Fern wood Rd.. Juat off Fort. »17 S Rov N4 FOR RENT. FURNIBHE Just off Douglas. Inside...... mils circle,cle. • avenue. 5-room bungalow'. «$<1. at d for discounting approved agree- J rooms, modern, full basement, furnace, RE » nrtTTA W A sra rPÔOT E b* rr1«ter*- INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT O. F COURT NORTHERN 7.TOHŸ? **- ment» of sale. Commercial Investment I AGENCY. 1410 Wore street. Phone IM4. COMFORTABLE housekeeping Including chickens: tmmedl lot 50x136. house newlv decorated, etc. ,»-lw. etc CT1 Pwstlon St . YlctoHg. hath. 736 princess. No. 8989 meets at Foresters’ Hall, sion. 6 months lease If re« ent Company, Ltd.. 114 Belmont House. J Apply T. L Hughes. 209 Belmont Bldg. ÎT n WING ON. 1017 Douglaa street. Rroad street. 2nd and 4th Wednesdays 214 mil tf 1 urnrHT ETCHER » SHERWOOD FURNISHED OR UNFURNIBHED. two $;i5 per month. Currie & inj$ tf Phone # W F. Fullerton. Sscy.__iKuiglas Bt. Phone 146. D i,3Wl. «Üê« «l«hy_ M P f o’clock In K. of P Hall. North Park J21 If Harold Fisher. L. P Sherwood. Ottawa street Fresh oollrhan. first of the I rooms: also one large room; gas. mod- str-ct. Visiting members cordially In season. arriving dally. Phone $61 | em. close In. 9‘8 Caledonia Ave. all vited. TO LRT—3-rqpmgd bungalow. partly paying each year. I^t us buy or build FOR SALE—Five roomed house, on paved Ont furnished; $1$. Mrs. Elliott. 921 Fort vour nom» and give you eleven years street, verv cheap. Address Rox 162. CLEAN, furnished, houaekeeping room». THE A NOTENT ORDER OF FOREST a22 to repay loan. 6 per cent. Box 157. MEDICAL MASSAGE FURNITURE MOVERS $5 per month up: all convenience». Id8 ERS. Court Camoaun. No. 923. meets St. Time»: or Phone Wednesday or Thurs- JEEVES BROS * LAMR. furniture and H11 tsld»> avenue.._ ** at Foresters* Hall Rroad St . 1st and AM LEA VINO' TILL FALL—Will letyou dnv 1344R.al* if«M J E VERVr massaging and hair piano movers. Large, pp-to-date, pad 9rd Tuesdavs. T W Hawkins. use my flat: new furniture, linen, plate, MONET TO LOAN—On flrt or second COTTAGE. FOUR~ROOM8. .wei hw.klng treatments. 14 Hlhben-Rone Rlork. alft ded vane, express and truck». Storage, I CLOSE IN—Large housekeeping rooms, etc., complete; only $45 per month. mortgages. Agreements ifor axle »•- | Gorge; a good buy. oolv $2200: or with running hot nnd cohl water; gas SONS OF ENGLAND R P Prtd of the counted Apply Kenneth ’ Ferguson 2ft* uicçirF-R IT. Rarke1- rmaPfl^d man packing end shipping. Office. i28 View end Stewart, suite No. 20 Alkasar Man will take Ford auto nr twin ihotor eyrie “.«r fivU ta. N.Hmta, range and phone; very reasonable; 8P5 Island Lodge. No 131. meet* tr.d sions. or phone 123. ®J1 Belmont Bldg alltf | street; Phone 1567. BtSbie. 607 Gorge Cormortntr ®17 4th Tucsdave In A O F Hall. Rroad Bt n* first pavment Manitoba flecurltk» g0« Sei-etlflc treatment $12 Fort St road : Phone 2589. ■ Pres . IT Bussey. 96 FlsgxiardI It ! TO LET-Furnished, good six room cot MONEY TO IX)AN for diecounting agree- 3ft® flavwnrd. Phone 3211. ale I NICELY FURNISHED housekeeping tage. 1164 Oscar St Rent only $38 per menta of sale and for short loans. Hall pn»« RI79 JEPSEN’S TRANSFER -We have up-to- rooms, rent reasonable. 600 Gorge road Bec W H Trowesdale. 6» William North Hnmpahtra Rd clone to Com date padded vans for fumltfire and Bt . Phone 1^977. City. month. Owners. Moore A Whittington, A Floyer, Ltd., cor. View and Douglas more Rd.. new and fully modern 7-room r. V.nnN'Al.n, m«»«»ur nor«l Sy eprofnt- piano moving; also express and trucks. house, full cement l«a»em»nt. furnace, «(.133 Tot»- «1 Kin»'» roefl rhon» Telephone 19B. Rasldenos. $43 Mlchl- YOUR ATTENTION is directed-to »14 MISC EL'ANEOUS Hillside Ave. Phone 297 $2ft.oftft.ftft- The Alliance Securities Com hardwood floors, electric fixtures, gsr- Douglas. The Relwll. (or housekeeping pany. Limited, are prepared to make age. etc. ; lot «8x210; STOftft. easy terms. e»n . . feVANGKIJBT J. M. CIÔBS will oonchict MODERN 8 roomed house, partly fur rooms, furnished, low priced, yet most nished. every convenience, beautiful investments on good loans and sgree- Clarke Realty Co.. 721 Tates St. Phone FURRIER fowifertihUL------~r~~~rr~ •» — special revival meet1ng» at the City jnerrts- foe-sale-np4o-4Mw amount.—Ap mix KAnsiinMr »Ti per week and up. 851 Pandora. »18 (t Ch,îlT ments of sale and for short loan Hall RHODODENDRONS. axalles. hollies, Hill road. «1$ Phone 25231* A Floyer. Ltd , cor. View and Douglas. In whit* nam«1. laundry tubs, furnar. England Suite 117. TTlbben-Bone Block pines and other evergreen* grown on the electric light fittings, every conveni COME TO THE ELECTRIC STUDIO. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT for - a16 ence. lawn and kitchen garden* three Phone 28R2 West C<»st may be safely transplanted FOR SALE—POULTRY. 1229 Government St., for pictures of the during all of the month of April and summer months, at Col wood. Six entrances; caretaker seen at anv time: MUSIC FOR BALE'-4 pure-bred Black Orping races taken at the WiUowa Easter Mon rooms and iwth. city water, good gar ROOMS AND BOARD $6 ftft. mortgage $3 ftftft. balance arranged f I rift week In May. George - Fraaer ton hens, cock and seven pullets. $1.86 day. Ucluelet. B C. den; rent $30 per month. Box 166. BOARD AND ROOM—A11 hope comfort», with owner Architect Inspection Invit PIANO FORTH F IP 11.» j each. Apply 3fM Albany road LADIES TAILORING—D. F. SPRINK Timas. ed Phon* 3851 al tf Illghlv recommended. Mrs " T." . ' piano, telephone. 10 minutes from P. O. LADIES TAILORING BLACK ORPINGTON EGGS, prtxe stock, LING'S Ladiea* department under the TO RENT—A 4 roohled cottage, furnlah- 932 Coburg Bt.. James Bay Tel. 252R. FOR BAT.E-^Flve roomed cottage, near Klngidfinn. Albln. elr»»l. Gorge Pork; «-xperlenred managership of John Far LADIES* TAH At RING — Haul times one dollar per setting 1911 Belmont ed. reasonable to good tenant. Also a all Fort street, on. large lot. with two Ave. ® mer. C. V. C . court tailor Patrona large 9 roomed house on car line, close prices- Suits to order. $1. Hklrts. $5; CRAÎOMYLE.” 1087 Cralgdarroch road frontages: petes SS.ftftft. $30) cash, balance OSOMl GOT.nSOHMTDT let» enndurtnr kindly note Same satisfaction, same In for $3ô per month; last tenant paid as rent. Apply 215 Robertson street own materials made up. $12 Few.sam EGGS FOR HATCHING - Brown Leg moderate chargea. Corner Yatgg and New, first-class, boarding house (gen poval Opera. Cassel (Germany), voice ple suits left at $15. The Davison t o., horn». Barred Rocks. White Wvan- Phon, - »'* tlemen only); beautifully situated and culture pianoforte, theory class sing dottee. Vigorous stock, good layers; Broad. ' W $500 CASH—Bungalow. 6 rooms. Including 1116 Broad Bt. Phone 4295. FOR RENT—Four room», furnished. $35 near car line; every modern conveni hath, built-in features, near ear. lot 50x ing Prospectus on application Studio. $2.00 per 15. Phone 1022L or call 622 LAWN MOWERB GROUND, collected. unfurnlsheil. $80. Fowl Bay beach. Also ence: terms moderate. Phone 31811. 148 Y tee street. Phones 3804 and 19071.. delivered. $1 Phone 662. The Motor 190. $3 80ft. balance arranged : furnished JUNK Manchester Rd.2 rooms, furnished, same place, rent $14; English cookery .ml or unfurnished. Owner. 1K6 Chestnut House, oak Bav Ave. •$$ lls. Great Western Junk Ingi nf gw.d laying strain Imported from ENGLISH HAND I,AT?N DRY—Family 20281,.MISS FOX. teach«r of the piano and or Martin. Ontario, for sale at $9 cocka. wash, rough dry. 6*r. Drop card, driver ble board. $4 60 842 Pandora flt. ml $4750 OHCK SA LE—Owner offers Falr- gan Phone 3776R tn3 Co.. 1421 Btore street. Phone 4824. alO TO LKT-By April 6. a furnished, eight fl**ld bargain; * rooms, lovelv location. cockerels. $8 each; hens. $2 each. Healthy will call. 299 Shelbourne atraet. ill roome«l house, with piano, one acre of THE LORAINE. 2630 Quadra First-class stock, raised, run on acres of range. rooms and board. Phone 46101_ ml Moss street, clos* ses. car and park rfir SVpVRPAN C’OT.T.EOE OF RmSIC LIVERY STABLES I promise to pay D$>-M to anyone who ground, including tennis court; rent Fa«rr t»rms P O. box 166 al has been removed to those beautiful D MacRae. Duncan, breeder exclusive CAMERON A CALWELL. hack and liv will give Information leading to the con moderate. Apply M. Grant. 344 Linden TÏIB' BON ACCORD. Ml Prince»» Ave. premises situated at 161 Richmond Ave ly of W Wvandottee. member of Ns- viction of the party or parties who tried avenue. Phone 231 or 789. #18 First-class room and board., terms mod ft**t tre#n Oak Ray end Willows car ery stables. Calls for hacks promptly tlonal W W ClubFOR 8ALÇ—ACREAGE attended to. Tally-ho coach. 820 John to destroy the green of tne Victoria Lawn TO T Furnlshed and unfurnished erate. Phone 2867L. Bne*) Any Instrument. Plano and 8 C BROWN LEGHORN», eelected for Bowling Club on or about April 8. 1914. houses^ Money to lonn Insurance. SEEING 13 BELIEVING—A run will violin are specialties. Very moderate son street. Phone 69® mli tf ROOMS, with or without board, charges convince you. lAnchester cars for charges Particulars, on application to laying qualftlea. 9 settings. $9 fl. C. Wm. Byee. Pres., Victoria Lawn Bowling Apply E. A. Harris. 1018 Douglas. **1 moderate Scotch Boarding House. Ill* RICHARD BRAT. Livery. Hack and White Leghorns, winners of egg-laying Club. speed, comfort and safety. For hire. S3 the Principal. Boarding Stables. Hacks on short competition. New Zealand birds 3 sit North Park atraet. #29 per hour. R. Walter Ure. Phone S369R notice, and tally-no coach. Phone IB* C P Cox piano tuner, graduate School FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS GOOD ROOM AND BÂRD. p!a->. t« •9» “ •"NOTARY PUBLIC. ~~ tings. $7. A. Lang. Rangutru Poultry for Blind. Halifax. 159 South Turner 792 Johnson street. Ranch. Carey road.•*» FOR RENT-Btore near new Ht^h Scftool. phone, nil conveniences. Phone RS street Phon** 12I2L. a# w. * -kl. A r.r.1.. «"Al I'amABlin PRE-EMPTIONS—I can locate you on 16 WILLIAM O OAUNCE, Room M5, 'Htb- 15ÛCK EOGR for hatching: eleven for Rent reasonable. Apply 170$ Camosim 1531 Government street. acres. O H flout h well. Vtl Hlbhen- LAUNDRY. LAWN MOWERB GROUND. Jams# Ray ben-Bone Block. The Griffith Co . real $1.00. Maywood Bakery. Alnha Bt. al< Bt. Phone 44091 A FULLY MODERN, newly furnished. Bonf Phone 5428. a2f estate and Insurance, notary public. ■TÂNDARD STEAM LAUNDRY. LTD. district. Phone 1691. Lewis Bt. Machine rosy home for business ladle» and gen^ Works. m16 tf BTORE TO RENT—Fine corner on Qua ANY MAN with » steady Job can buy a -The white laundry We guarantee SITUATIONS WANTED^ dra St., close In: cheap rent to good ten tlemen. piano, excellent tablé, close to flrtt-claas work and prompt delivery. business section. Phone 5ft6L quarter-acre In Lake Hill Park. Term* NURSING EXPERIENCED grocery cleriï aeekaüîî LEAKY HOÔF8 repaired and guaranteed. ant. For particulars apply John Green especially reduced. $25 down and Ft Phone 1017. 141 View street Tel TAfll wood. 1318 Blanchard St. •» maternity nursing iioME-Feea altton. city or countr/. Best refer» nefe JAMES BAY HOTET.»—South Government monthfV Call and get a map n«l price sltlon. city or country. ob him street Residential and family, magnb Itet Western I an«b* Limited, 77$ - I'url reasonable Mrs W A. Impey. 12^ METAL WORKS Affly Box MM, Tima#. FENCI1 % K. alL klndm buUt Vancouver afreet. Phone 6469L. _ paired. Jones. 817 Fort. Phone 1765 tlon. cloae In. $26 9Î* Bay strë«>t »1* fluent location, facing P'acon Hill park street. 1 PACIFIC SHEET METAL WORKS — IW A NTHD-Position as houaekeeper hy fttf only 4 blocks from Post Office. 101 MATERNITY NURSE—Tarraa moderate. OFFICES TO RENT, Hlhben-fione build- A BARGAIN BEYOND QUWTfTON—1«A or nice work, «kyllkhta, metal wln- experienced person. 118 Robertson roome. modern throughout, excellent acres gpod wheat land, best part of Mrs. Cowl.. 942 Pundora Ava. m$ owe. metal, elate and felt roofing, hot Phone 16661 Ing. all concrete • most central part of table. French chef; special Inclusive Î FOR SALE—LIVE STOCK, Government street. Fine location for Saskatchewan, 10 un0er cultivation. • “optometrist AND OPTICIAN air furnaces, metal çelllnga, «to. rates hy week or month. Phone #ft4. miles C. P. depot. 3 mile» store, school, Yates street Phone 177t A YOUNG CHAUFFEUR waste private F^prBAI,E - Two heavy horaea. cheap. dentist or medical doctor. We often Job.' Will do own repairing. Box 1602 » Edward Bt have Inquiries Office» $10 and tm. The ROOM AND BOARD $7. 121 Menslee Bt. and poet office; C. N. R. hulhllng depot A. P BLYTH. the leading optician. «22 8 miles distant: offered at half price. View St Over 16 yaara experience, and PATROL SERVICE. Times. «17 Griffith Company, agents. 101-8 Hibben Phone 4940R. mf HOLSTEIN COW and calf for eal,e. good Bone building. $13.00 per acre: -will take city lot in •ne of the beat equipped establishments •pc « yoi HELP WANTLI—FEMALE milker. Apply 1118 HUlalda Ave. all trade. Coast Builders A Broken. 90 •re at your service. Make an appoint omy. For the pfotectlon 1 ------■ ■ ■—■——— ------FOR RENT—Small. nice lock-up store. WANTED—PROPERTY 1erfor night------duty-- - only. FOR 8At,E—A <ow. freah calved. Union Bank.al« aient to-dav Phon# $Mk • ' of your busln ». propirty or .lorr. tar WANTKD Wom.n u «»n.r»l hrlx f.m- 1854 Oak Bay ave. Suit dressmaker or HAVE TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for BARGAIN — Nice IsvM M UlOMfe tb." lierchento' Protocttao Petrol «or- My of two. good homo Apply tlto Oek ply 1920 Yates Bt. hardware Phone arn.IS. aM flrat payment on small houee, not to SHORTHAND. FOR BALE—Horse, wagon and names# tract, five mlln east Port Angeles town- ,)(,«. J. D. Teytor, manager. | Bay Aye. OFFTCB — One room office IrT Tims» exceed $1000. Rox 444ft, Times. a 16 alts Price $750 each: $10» Mr. SHORTHAND SCHOOL. 1611 Government pAWNEHOPi. WAITED- A domestic servant for gen Apply 1494 Hillside avenue. a» Building Anplv at Times Office. WANTEI>—1-room house. 8L Pharlës Poet. $ Front Bt.. Port Angelee, Week tre et. Shorthand, typewriting. book- eral housework. Apply $12 Moss Bt. HQRSES—Five heavy horaea for aale, mornings and evening». ^ al$ or Pemberton Rd. district; cash. (eeplng thoroughly taught. E. A. AABONSON'B LOAN OFFICE morei to suitable for teaming or farm work; also AGREEMENTS OF SALE Eagles. Mahon Block. all billlan, principal. 181$ Government street neat to ton idy with fair education ani one 3-ton truck, one lfr-ton truck, 2 stick __»; for local work Salaryilary wagons and some sets of harness The AOneRMENTH FOR At:B DWtamfr- WANT ACRBAGK suitable valley. ROYAL SHORTHAND SCHOOL—Type- Barn. Cralgdarroch. Fort street. Phone ED. large or small. Dolby A Lowsom change for house fropeTy. m 17 50 JA COB AARÔNBONB PAWNSHOP"!* per day Address Nichols Co al. 1694 Times. L-,ewc'- m» ~now —at nr$bi571 Jolioaon _St —Phona 1761» ted. TordhtO, Canada 688$ for appointment to view. SI Fort at. r
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MACHINE DIVED INTO LOCAL NEWS BASEBALL TROPHY TO-DAY’S BASEBALL
federal league. Lighting-up, Tima. — Lighting-up L AN OPEN SEWED ITT time thla evening fur all horse-drawn TAKEN TO COURT At Baltimore — Baltimore-Bbffalo vehicles and bicycles Is at 7.64, or one game-postponed; wet ground A Hillside Avenue hour after aundoWn. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn-Boston game to to to postponed"; wet grounds. Start» Raving Wortu—LTo-day work Case Against Two Express "At Plttsbyrg — Pittsburg-Brooklyn Motorist Had Narrow - Escape began on the paving of Paklngton game postponetl; wet grounds. From Death Last Night; street, between Vancouver and Cook men Dismissed This Morn AMERICAN LEAGUE, street. The work will be quickly At New^ York — Philadelphia-New Snap Car in Flames done, as the block la not a long one. ing by Magistrate York game postponed; wet grounds. to to to At Boston- -Washington-Boston game Large lot assessed size 50x150 fronting on Hillside and Drove Auto on Grass.—Captain J. t>. postponed: rafn. Warren waa fined 6 by Magistrate An unusual caee occupied the nttèn At Chicago-— * R H. K. Few-people have had a narrower es tlon of the polie • court for a short tlm< Cook Street. cape from death than K. Q. Bailey, of Jay this morning for driving his car Cleveland ...... 0 4 0 m the gras» In Beacon Hill park. Th< this morning. Thomas A. Holt »nd ! Chicago ...... 1 4 «1 the Burnside grocery, experienced last (’hurles Hansen, two expressmen, were ! •attain stated he was endeavoring to Batteries—1 Handing and t’arisch; night when his rtiotor car, which was m the dock charged with the theft of driving slowly along Cook street, ran avoid a hack at the time. a silver cup. evidently presented for Benz-^halk. Into the city sewer ditch at the corner to to to NATIONAL LEAGUE. Price Only $2,500 on any Easy Terms Ser»* Su"' ”•1^1irowess w„h Intwo baseball, hspurporting It hi embellish to I* of Crfok and Haultaln streets and dived At Philadelphia -New York-Phila We also make up your own goods. about ten feet down, so that the radla- pitcher and butter. delphia gam,- postponed; wet grounds. to/ stuck fast In the mud. the car Fine tailoring, moderate prices Pen The Informant In thi case was Joseph At^ St. Louis— R. H. K. standing on Its nose, and Its sole occu dlebury, ladles* and gents' tailor. 1109 H. Brett, who had the two men arrest Pittsburg ...... 4 X 4 pant being flung out, escaping Injury View. ed yesterday. 'They spent the night ■>to to' to St. Louis ...... 1 6 4 MONEY TO almost by a miracle. In the lock-up. This morning Brett ACREAGE Batteries—McQuillan and Gibson; LOAN The catastrophe did not end here, as Plans Submitted.—The plan* for the appeared In the police court In a not p. R. BROWN Immediately after the car struck the Hudson's ltay company's block to be Hagermun, Doak and YVtngp. entirely sober condition, and asked that 1112 BROAD STREET gasoline tank became Ignited, and the erected on Douglas street have been the charge against the man Holt l»e whole iuachfim soon became enwrapped ubmitted to the building Inspector, withdrawn. but that the «barge In flames. The fire department was who will Issue the permit Just so soon against Hansen be allowed to proceed. A BASEBALL ACTION called, and answered the call promptly, as^they have been examined and ap- . Tbt- iUy prugeKutor thH> such promr. -...... ~ Ex-Aid. Humber Enters Suit» Against FOR SALE—LOTS a-TMVfttff fh time to Hâve The Car froni e course was Impossible, ’and he did TV P. McConnell and L. A. total demolition. This morning Pllm- * * rot mean to allow the court to be I RIY A Lift IN l"i:T kkasei: in.I ».»u Department Had Run.—Fire broke Watte let. lay the fou Halation t « * fortune, frown ley’s wrecking car arrived at the place made a farce of In that way: Aked I lenity-C-o. -rhoM >57. a 18 and took the automobile from Its out yesterday afternoon about 4.30 at for an explanation of why he wanted the premises of Mrs Tye, 26.il Doug Ex-Aid. Russ Humber,-new owner of CHÏfÀP-1r’lP-View Tot, five minute1 muddy bed, dragging It hack to tie» to withdraw the case against Holt, the Victoria baseball club.-this after walk Karl big awmlll. Price $2>W garage The whole vehicle was in las straet. The rtre damaged part of Brett said that hé had an idea ttv oath; i-ah. Mr. Feet. » Front St.. A. H. Gee I a guest at the Htrath- very bad shape. the garage and stable doing about thing was done ns a Joke. noon started . an at tlon against T. P. - -Port Angvlea. Wash m!4 James cona hotel from Nanoose Bay. Speaking about the accident this $300 damage to the fittings and about The magistrate: "It la no joke to McConnell and L. A. Wattelet. arising IF YOU. BVY NOW In Fort Fraser y ou, pl tt to morning, Mr. Bailey said that he was $100 worth to the heuae. have men Thrown Into Jail Tor .UÛ-H* of , buy right; ealeet of term. Crown 8. Husking fa staying at the Strath-^ ale ask* for the revision it the sale I lenity Co., 1216 Government St. alS going north slowly on ,Cook street, down an.I $10 the Rotary club whose names l»egln Stewart, thl* afternoon Issued a pro mortthly; no Interest and no taxes. Interesting Evente in Aid of School of B. BOGGS Mrs. F. I'NMjpiipHon, 1546 Monterey With "G" supplied an amusing enter clamation ilevlaring the afternoon of 121$ Ooverninent St. a IS avenue, north, will receive to-morrow. Mayor Stewart and the other mem-' tainment at the weekly lunlcheon in Handicraft and Deeign to Telephone SO. Monday next as a public half-holiday, Ml'SO RAVE ST. I.nt «7. block f;.$1200, Friday, afternoon and not again until her* of the court of revision this morn the West hoi me grill this afternoon. Be Given. usual terms. Apply Owner. Box 1618 ing Inspected three oV four properties so that the people of the city can give €2) Fort Bl. Victoria. Estab. 1890 Times. al7 I ictober. Next week the school principals will a fitting welcome to the Bees when to to to respecting which appeal* have been be the gUet at the second of the A further meeting of the island Arts $450, A SNAP Lot 50 x 120, fifteen min filed from the amount assessed against and Craft* club was held last evening they play their first league game on utes from ottv hall, third lot off car; Mm. G. M. Irishman returned last series of the discussions of “Closer the home groumls this season. half cash. balance |lo a month. evening, after spending the holidays them by the city assessor. Business Relations." to discuss the living tableaux enter Owner, Box -1688 Times. al7 The cases made out In regard to tainment and plc’.nre ball which are It l* expected that the afternoon In New Westminster with her sister. to to to will l»e generally observed and that a FORT FRASER ha* opportunities for Mrs. H„ H. Lennle. these were such that the court thought Redecorate Church.—The Church of shortly to be given In aid of the school business. Tile city wants drug store, It necessary to look at the land tie- of handicraft and design. Owing to the royal reception will be glxen to thy gent»' furnishing. restaurante. bar Our L»(fl, Reformed Episcopal, Is un boys when they take the Mi to play fore coming to any decision either way unavoidable absence of several prom bers. billiard hall, etc. Crown Realty dergoing complete redecoration and Tacoma. Co., 1216 Government St. Phone 957. VICTORIA DAY 8>n the appeals. 1^ finding* will be renovation. For the present the in inent members of the committee few . all HI* worship has been invited1 to made known to-morrow when the court terior 1* being painted aiid the ser-. developments took place at last night’s CHOICE, high, full Nixed lot. Just off pitch the first ball in the game. Meeting of Citizens Called for To reuniee Its Sittings. 'vices will be held In the whoolroom. meeting. Burnside, near city limits. Price $!.f>0h, A number of celebrat«d pictures of half rash. Adjoining lot* $1560. Owner. night at City Hall to Make Prelim- There are ej for to-morrow fore Later In the summer the exterior will Glasgow. April 16— In the replayed P. «> Box Ü at l inary Plane for Event. noon the case* of the transportation also be repaired. various period* and schools of pointing final for the 8cottih Association cup. FORT FRASER LOTS are the money companies which are not satisfied have been selected for reproduction, .to to to and these will be supplemented by played to-day, . Celtic easily defeated VISTA makers; $S0 down and $10 per month. This evening In the city council with Mr. Northcott'a estimate of the New Chorus Choir.—Robert Morri Crown .Realty Co., 1216 Government music and dances Illustrative of the Hibernians by the- score of four goal chamber there will be a meeting of value of the properties held "by them son. the well known local baritone, la Ht. al* period they acrompuny. The arrange citizens to take the preliminary steps In the city. The case of the Church of organizing a large chorus choir to as HAMPSH1RE ROAD- Close to McNeil ment of these tableaux will be under towards the setting on foot of the ar- Our Lord will also be heard, in which sist in the First Baptist church ser Ave.. splendid lot. 60 x 120; $157$, term* | . , .... the direction of competent artist, and arranged. Clarke Realty Co.. 721 Yate , rangement» for the celebration of \ Ic R. 8. Day, one of the churchwardens, vices now being held. In the Dominion no minutest detail of historic accuracy St. Phone ,471. a!6 torla day. has filed an appeal on the ground that theatre. Prof. T Julian Hey wood will In costume or staging will be'overlook FOR SALE -Lot on Jackson Ave . near It has been called by the mayor and It Is not capable of being assessed continue to act as organist and the SAANICH LIBERALS ed At the picture hall which will be Saanich road, overlooking Swan lake; he will take the chair It I* his de under the Municipal act This will new choir will lie inaugurated on Sun lot high and dry. Price $600, term* 860 held two or three days Inter the public sire that a* many citizens as can at raise again the question of the assess day next. I’nder this' new manage The annual meeting will be held down and $on every three months with will be asked to attend In cogtupiê re Interest Box 1671, Times. a!7 tend should do so, a* this celebration ment of church sites. ment It Ig expected that the musical in the Liberal rooms, 617 Cormorant Is peculiarly the city's own and Its presenting some period or character In portion of the church services will street. FOR SALE—HOUSES history or In art. Advice will be glad Victoria, on Friday next. April proper observance has always been be considerably enhanced. 17, at 8 o’clock. FOR SALE—Nice bungalow, pleasant lo matter of civic pride. ROYAL INDIAN COMMISSION ly given on any point by the secretary., cality, 5 room, bathroom, porcelain fit to to to Committees will be named for the of the picture ball committee, care the BUSINESS: tings, pantry, sewered, concrete founda New Chairmen and New Member ot Showed Esteem.—An interesting Alexandra club, Courtney street. The 1. To elect officers for the ensuing tion. basement, permanent sidewalks event and a discussion will take place little ceremony took place at the Y. W. near car Rooms nicely tinted Privé Body New in City! Organixatien «'ommittee is composed ns follows: Con as to the hiïùrë of the celebration And C. A on Tuesday night. Miss Ian- $3600; small cash payment good party, the addition of new features to the Take» Place at Ohce. vener. Mrs. F. B. Pemberton, Mrs. J. J. 2. To discuss work of organization. balance monthly. No agent. Box 1G79 try. who has been a resident at' the Shallcroaa. Mrs. Curtis Sampson. Mrs. 3. General. EKTY Times e17 others which have hitherto proved so The new chairman of the 103-al com association wince last September and O. 8. Ha sell, Mrs. Arthur Robertson. At this critical time in the history MR. WORKINGMAN - If you hâvë~ï popular. mission on Indian Affair. N. W la a well known member of the Lit Mrs. Chn. E. Wilson. Mr. Nathaniel of the province of British Columbia, it house or a lot at strictly snap price erary dub", has been recalled home to that you want a quick sale for, or 1f Science Is the great antidote to the poi White, K. C., who succeeds Hon. E. L. Shaw. Mrs. Cuppage. Mrs. F G Walk becomes a duty to take an active in looking for a‘home and you want the son of enthusiasm and superstition Wet more, ha arrived from his home Dublin, Ireland, owing to the illness er. Mrs. Hem Ing, Mrs. Mary Biter terest in the government of the coun best there I* on the market, consult u. Adam Smith In 8h«1hume. N. 8.. and the organisa of her father. The members of the Hamilton, Mrs. Rowley, Mrs S Mftc- try. We are acquainted with value* In any Y. W. C. A. took this opportunity of part of the city and ran put you In tion of the commi**lon for the season'* ltire. Miss J. Crease, Miss Mills, Miss T. If the platform of the Liberal party touch with the best buy* going. Na work will take place In a day or two. showing their sympathy and regret by Wylde. Miss Watnev. Miss Kempe. meets with your approval, show your tional Realty Co. «Richard Hall's office». TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Mr. White was accompanied by 8au the presentation on Tuesday night of Messrs. T. Bamfofd. Davis and Baxter sympathy and give your support by 1232 Government St. a!7 a charming manicure set. Ice cream EXCHANGE—Have $350 equity Th lot on niarex Carmichael. Montreal, who are appointed a framing commit tee. attending this meeting. Folt SALE—Good five room bungalow. Wilkinson ltd., near station. Will ex takes his place as one of the represen was served by the members during the Dr Haeeh sad J J. BheHcfosa wtt! F. A. PA F LINE corner <»f Scott and ltyan Sts.; cement evening, and many expressions of re floor, furnace, built-in fixtures, etc. change for launch. Phone 4463.___ »- tatives of the Dominion. form an advisory and select committee President Saanich Liberal Assn. Price "very easy terms. Owners, 13500 AND $106 for flra$ mortgages J P. Shaw, M. P. P., one of the pro gret were expressed for Mlae I^mg- on nil the,propose«l productions. Moore A Whittington, lumber manufac city property. Empire Realty Cd., 641 vincial member. Is detained In Kam try’s departure, and hopes voiced for Selections from the best known turer.- Bridge and Hillside Ave. Phone Fort St w her early return. masterpieces of the English. Dutch. vr a 17 loops by a family bereavement, and Agreements of A COMPIETE furnished apartment. In the organisation of the commission ☆ ☆ to French and Italian schools have been FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—«-roomed eluding cutlery, linen, dishes, etc., will Say» It Wai for Two Ton».—Trial chosen for reproduction, and the"gal modern bungalow. Fécond St.. 72856, be vacant In Bellevue court. Bellevue has been delayed on that account, but for cheap acreage on Island. Box 169« St , Oak ltay. on Saturday. April 18 he Is expected here to-night. D. II of the damage action brought by the leries of the Louvre, and Luxembourg. Play Your Small All modern, balcony off 'living room Macdowell, the other provincial mem Victoria and Saanich M««t<»r Trans Florence. Rome and Vienna will be re FOR FÂT.Ê A snap, 4-roomed cottnge, overlooking sea, situated stone's throw portation company against the Wood presented. A full list of the picture from Oak Bay car and beach; Ideal spot ber, Is of course a resident of the city Sale with closet and pantry, near Wllfcln- Motor company was begun before Mr. chosen Is not yet available but will be Sums for Big on Station, Int BQ x 127 ft., easy terms. for tourists Also an unfurnished suite The work of the commission this |2<>6 or less-down, balance as rent; $25 vacant year will take the five .commissioners Justice Gregory this morning. The announced to the public next wjMlu a month Including Interest Price $1,- WANTED—Heavy team; only good sound far Into the northern district of the plaintiff, alleges that the motor truck 750. Hlnkaon fllddall A Son. 401 Jones horses wanted Apply Box 1481. Timer purchased, from the , defendant at- a Returns Bldg., Hty. ------atf province, -and-wilL e.nta.il -a good-steal hardship -0» them -In— Uui matter of cost of $4,100 was a two.ton._Aot a Juat 500 lota at Fort George^ Purchased A. LOVELY, modern Cook street home. 7 FOR RKNV — Seven roomed furnisTieVT OBITUARY RECORD three-ton car a* represented, and asks Prince George give you a begin- mom, cement floor and furnace; lot house, close In; suit bachelors. Apply travelling. _It was this which led to beautifully Improved, 106 x 128. cloe to 634 Rupert.• - the resignation of eX-Chlef Justice for a return of $8,300 paid on account ' ner's chance under favorable car; fine view. Only Iti.666. F. I.et»s. TO RENT—Well furnished. 141 Olarence Wetmore, as he felt that he would not and the cancellation of the notes given The funeral vnf Mrs. Isabella Stewart conditions. Ixtts are 50 x 100. All transactions completed 911 B. C. Permanent Bldg. a1* St.. 6-roomed modern bungalow, choice be able to stand the stress of the try for the balance. The plaintiff tised the took place yesterday afternoon from clear of heavy tlibber, level. In CLOSE TO OÂR—A lovely., modern $. location. James Bay. close to park. eeA. ing Journey* that will have to be made. truck for a few months In 1912 and the resilience, Equlmalt road. Rëv. J. the line of development, easy to room bungalow, city water, hath and car; piano, phone, linen, china, silver 1913 to carry freight In the Haanlch quickly. toilet, open fireplace, 1-1 acre lot, fine ware. nice garden; $50. Phone 626311 for G. Inkster conducted the funeral ser handle. peninsula and declare he was trou view. Only $2250, small cash payment appointment to view. al< PIONEER'S DAUGHTER WEDS. vice before a large attendance of 600 LOTS. EACH $40 to $100 and balance as you like It. F. Letts. TO LET-Summer cottage, on the Gorge. bled with constant breakdowns. I>am- friend, and many beautiful flowers 911 B. C. Permanent Bldg. a I age* are claimed for these Frank $4.00 to $10.00 Down. $3.00 to 4 rooms; rent $15 Apply No. 2 Inlet Miss Inez Duncan United in Marriage «covered the casket. The cortege pro $7.00 Monthly, Without Interest. FOR SALE-ACREAGE Ave. or Phone 6474LI. a"" WHh William A. MacAdam Higgins represents the plaintiff and II. ceeded to Roes Bhy cemetery, where WANTED -Bov for sign shop Apply 64» at Duncan. B. Robertson the defendant. the interment took place, and six of | Write To-day for Full Canada West Trust Co \ RE ADY M M>F. CHICKEN RANCH Cormorant St., upstairs.__all 29 acres, 200 yards, waterfront, and boat to to to the deceased's sons acted as pa»!-j Information. landing; a good •-roomed house, granite FOR SALE -Cypher Incubator In good A very pretty .wedding took place Shop Half-Holiday.—A conference bearers; Messrs. A. Stewart, H. fireplace, good chicken houses and . condition A1 » ; 1 y at 2:7 Michigan 8t »U will be held In the council chamber-at Stewart, W Stew art. 8. Stewart, J. ! limited rups. About 3 acres cleared, good wa yesterday at the Ohtui'th of 8t. John the Wester» Dominion Lied t FOR SALE- Almost new L C. Smith o’clock to-morrow evening- between Stewart and B. Stewart. ' Arrange ter In house. $3156. on term. F. Letts, tvpewrlter. No. B model. Snap for Baptist, Duncan, when Înez, second 3 Winch Block _mi I B. C. Permanent Bhig, - a 18 cash. Box 1727 Times Office. all daughter of Mr. W. C. Duncan, became the members of the legislative com ment* were In the hands of the B. C. Inveetment Co., ltd. mittee of the council, city merchants Fee THE CROWN REALTY1 OCL for LADY WILL HELLi slightly worn sum the wife of Mr. William Alexander funeral company. 624 Fort Street. Phone 2470 640 Fort Street, Victoria lots. 6, 10 or 50-acre tracts. The best mer linen dresses for $1 each. Also and shop assistants, the main point to Or location on the O. T. P. alt MacAdam. of Dunean, the ceremony spring costume for $3 (medium else Tudng performed by the re,ctor, the 1m* discussed being the day which shall Thomas R. Dyer, who was III only L. B. KENT A CO. Boot* ami shoes. size B. for $1 pair be chosen as that for a general half- for one day, died at the Jubilee hos Phone 47641» all Rev, F. O. Ghrlatmae. The church was Ill IHbhen-Bone Building. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I ^ry prettily decorated for the occa holiday In thla city. There I* a large pital last night. The deceased, who WE HAVE MONEY to loan on Improved FOR HALE—Child's go-cart, good condl measure of support among the mer was l>om at Folkstone; England, was Phone 2274. property and for Agreement* for Rab tlon; $2.60. 1862 C’hambers St. at* sion with daffodils and white lilies chants for the object sought by the 45 years of age and had lived In Vic at current rates. Bagshawe & Co. MODERN 6-room bungalow, James Bay. and the full choir wax In attendance FOR SALE—LOTS clerks, but there Is considerable dif toria for 6 months. He had spent 36 Phone 2271. ' a.IX furnished except 2 rooms; new and The bride was given away by her dean; to responsible persons lease; ference of opinion as to the day that years in i’anmlo, 25 of which he lived MAKE RASY RONEY by buying In Fort If 11.1,81 DE AVE.. close to Government father, one of the earliest pioneers of Fraeer; S3Q down, 10 monthly. Crown fit . nice 6 roomed house. 1n good order. minlerate rent. Phone 101. all should be seleefod. Aid. .Rellr chair In the Casslar district.. He wAs un the district, afteç whom tlie city was Really Co., 1216-Government 81. aid $26. Bagshawe A Co. phone 2271 al OFFICE YOVTH—"Wanted, a gentleman man of the committee, has invited the married and was a carpenter by trado. named. She waa very beautiful In A BETTER BARGAIN . TN ACREAGE-' For HALE — Motor cycle, in first-class ly youth between 14 and 17 year, of other members of the city council to be He had been living at the Brunswick Funeral Reform natural ability and good educational white satin 'gown and embroidered We have acreage for sale In pieces from condition. $60. W. J. Davis, Moore A present, so that they may gain some hotel. The funepkl has been set for .one to one bundled acres of all kind, Pauline’» garage. a22 qualification, to enter as a JUnlor In tulle veil, and carried a handsome W. B. SMITH, Mg from which you can make your choice. the office of a high-class financial Ann first-hand knowledge of the situation Saturday at 10.30 a. m., at the B. C. Come In and tell us your wants and 1er TO RENT - Modern furnished S roomed In thla city. Applications must be sheaf of Raater lilies. The bridesmaid, In advance of the discussion which funeral parlor». PHONE SS2 bungalow, two minute* from C. P. It. made In own handwriting, accompanied who was Miss Margaret Duncan, slater us show yon bargain». Benson A ddek. Apply 616 Yates St. a22 will eventually take place when the Winslow. 1102 Douglas St. ----Mi by certificates and references. Box 4476 of the bride, wore a blue figured crepe WANTRD Arv-onm rooiWr Apply Q. H Times. a1« committee Is in a position to make * The funeral of the late Wll|lam de -chene frock and a black tulle hat, FORT FRASER Is the Winnipeg ,.f Bri Mullen, corner of Cloverdale Ave. and BORN recommendation for the adoption of a Thomas Chgndler took place fronV the Victoria Undertaking tish Columbia. Buy now Crown Re Oak St. a18 and carried a bouquet of pink carna alty Co., 1216 Government St. ____ al$ HEYLAND-rOe the 12th Inst... to Mr. and by-law. parlors of Hanna Thomson yesterday HAVE YpU A CITY LOT? I can finance Mr. J. Heylaod, 217 Linden avenue, tions and lilies of the valley. The at 2.80. The Rev. E. CL Miller conduct Parler A SNAP for quick sale, high dry lot. you to build a home: P. O. Box 1294 a daughter. lM»et man was Mr. H. R. Gooding. FISHING CHEW SAVED. ed the service. There were many one Mçck from Douglas car line: $10». ■ 1 The bride’s mother wore a black allk $24 Johnson St tortus Manitoba Securities, 363 8av- CARD OF THANKS. friends present, and txwutlful flowers WANTED:---- To rent, window display and gown and black hat with touches of Funeral» Fumlahed Complete, ward Phone 8211 al6 office arm.;* In nice centraUv located Montreal, April IS.—The shipwrecked covered the casket. Interment waa In mauve. FORT FRASER T/YTS bought now will store. Must know by April 86 Give Mr, Alexander Stewart and family, of crew of thé schooner St. Anne, a Roaa Bay cemetery. The pallbearers • $50, $75, $100. street and number of store and atate Esqulmalt Road, desire to express their After, the ceremony a reception was were: Messrs. Partington, Colline, reach* —Winnipeg * price.— OrTown------Realty-- heartfelt thanks for the many kind ex French fishing barque lost about 400 Co. Phono »7. lfc price. Box 447». Times. , alS hçld at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. EVERY ARTICLE THE BEST pressions of sympathy shown them 1U miles east of the Grand Banks, waa Howard and Johnson. QUALITY. SATISFACTION BOARD AND "ROOM, close In; nice front their'recent bereavement, and for the C. Duncan, the guests being received picked up by the steamer Minnesota, MfMW STREET -Level lot. elxe 66 x 110. room. 918 Cook St. Phone 1939R m« GUARANTEED between May and Oxford; $1660. Will —- many beautiful floral offerings sent. under a bell of cherry blossoms. The according to a dispatch from the The "death occurred yesterday at the accept $806 cash, balance 66 day8. MOpBRN_FURNISHED COTTAGE to CARD OF THANK» bride's_ going-away__dress was of old ateamer New York received by the Established Nine Teara let, 164 Dalla» road. a 22 residence, .West Saanich, of the y «ar Herman-Mouee Company, 511 Sayward gold cloth wjth bat to match. After it government gulf signal service depa ASHES FOR TME JHAVLlfîfiT— Wood C M. JOHNSON, EMBAUMER Mrs'. A. B roils wishes tr> express her tripi.lv. to, x Ylctbrtatrl,.t.,.l,i andn /I thélit.. RoundQ citiesnllliin ment n —. * to-dày.I a Smith Funeral .arrahgementa are 1* FORT FR AKER Will eclipse t’algary, ward’s Nursery. R«Aa Bay. a!8 gratitude to her friends and relative* for AND DIRECTOR their sympathy and floral trlh'ilo* dur" Mf. and Hr». MacAdam will live In Thi- Minnesota U 4iiUn J?h!la_4«S«l Thomson, ward’s Nut aery, Ross Bay. her fevent sad bereavement. Duncan. ' April 1» from Lon Jon. 9
VICTORIA DAILY TIMER, THURSDAY, AVRIL 1», l'Jl« 15 M*
-r .j... club of the Y. W. C. A., which, undoc «uffragettes. but It suited the public presidency of Miss Sarah 8p**n< er, to blâme them for ah that occurred. MEETINGS has conducted a series of delightful she continued. evenings during the winter, is- winding A telling and amusing speech was Retail Employ) •s' Dane, 81. John’8 up its activities to-rtiorrow with delivered by Ml»» Evan, dealing wiHi • hall, Thursday, 16th. Gent., 60c; Chopin evdtlng, which commencée at various objections raised against the BANK OF MONTREAL ladles, 26c. • 8 o’clock. A most Interesting' «uesttdn q£ woman suffrage, and a de gramme has been arranged, consisting lightful trio. for violins and piano D ESTABLISHED 1817 C ù * 11. B. Club Dance.—The B. B. club :■ of a paper on “The Life of Chopin,' played by Miss Shrapnel and two other to hold its sixth hall this evening at by Miss Katherine Spencer. A. R* C. performers brought the meeting to a Capital Paid Up • • • 16,000,000.00 O., A. T. C. M., supplemented by vari- 16,000,000.00 onnaught hall. A pleasant evening is Rest -...... c us Illustrations of the work of the 1,06,217.80 anticipated. Undivided Profits • •. • great composer. <■ Miss Florence Spencer Phoenix Beck or, $1.60 per dozen Total.,Assets (October, 1913) 242,263.219.60 •fr ☆ ☆ Tea and Sale.—An afternoon tea and will contribute four of the composer’s MOST OF ISSUES HAD best known numbers, the favorite Bal BOARD OF DIRECTORS SPECULATIVE SELLING sale of work Is to be held under the lad in A flat, waits In F major, pre H. V. Meredith, Era.. Preeldeet. auspices of the Willing Workers oi The highest training of the lawyer is Fairfield Methodist church to-morrow. lude No. 1», and a masurka. while Miss obtained in the atmosphere of quiet R. 1. A.r>. Eeq. E.B. Greeuhielde. Eeq. Sir WllUem MmJmmU. Kate Ede will sing ‘‘The Malden’s He. Robt^Meckey. Sir TW Sheughnewy. ECV.O. David Marrie. Eeq. SUPPORTERS ON OIOS In the evening there is to be a pro seclusion of a university.—Lord Hal- ADHERES TO PRICES Wish.” A most delightful musical and C R. He enter, Eeq. " A. Bevmgerten. Eeq. C. B. Garden. Eeq. gramme. H. R. Drummer il. Eeq. D. Ferheei Angne. Eeq. Wm McMultr. Eeq. literary treat is anticipated, and re 6 A * freshments will he served before the Sir FREDERICK WILLIAMS TAYLOR, General Manager. At Cathedral.—Next Sunday, April Bock “The Spring close of the evening. Beakers In Canada end Loqdon. England, for Dominion Government. Local List Generally Without ‘IT" Branche» estabilehrd thrvughwut cennda and Newfoundland ; also in London, Prominent Interests Show No J will be an additional choral célébra England ; New York. Chicago Spokane ami Meaico Ci tv __ Disposition to Support Mar Feature; Granby With lion of the Holy Eucharist with pro If a man makes me keep my distance, Saving» Department!» at 11 Branche. Deposit* of from ||.00 unward* received, esslon and sermon at 8.15 a. m. at the comfort is. he keeps hi* at the same and interest allowed at current rate. F time.—Dean Swift. A general banking business transacted. ket Operations stands Flood of Selling Christ church cathedral. Simple Home Treatment AAA for Objectionable Hairs C. SWEENY, J. S. C. FRASER, Equitation School.—The Instruction gupt. of British Columbia Branches^ of non-commissioned officers and fPy F. TV. Stevenson & Co.> VANCOUVER. VICTORIA. Prices lapsed Into a djalntcrejBtlng drivers of No. 3 company, Fifth Regi TOILET TALKS. Now York. April 16.—There were no condition, with no Instance of depres ment. In equitation, will be continued Here Is a toilet help you should re Indications of prominent Interests sion, or on the other hand, any notice this evening In the riding school at the member. because It may at some time be the means of saving you froth em tending stimulus to market operations able advance. exhibition grounds^ by Captain R. P. DIABETES barrassment; To quickly and pain and" following early hesitancy, prices Irregularity In Granby was looked Clark, adjutant. The Most Dreaded of All Diseases AAA lessly remove hair or fuzz from chin, resumed their nervous Irregularity. for as a reflection of acttCTT In Boston, where ~previffus to thre opening-nf om- -Women's Canadian- Club.—The eighth lip or cheek.. apply, a. thick , paate made A continuance of liquidation and meeting **f the Canadian History ntudyjby mixing together powdered delatone session here the stock pursued a sig Cm Row Be Cored NORTHERN CROWN BANK speculative gelling was In evidence, the las» of the Women’s Canadian club is and water. Let this remain on the sagging, uneven course, going as low bulk of which shifted from Steel hairy surface about two minute», tiîen HEAD OFFICE - WINNIPEG as 7614 but reaching the 80 level soon to be held at 3.30 p m. Friday, April The name “Diabetes" has for other leaders, such as Union 'Pacific 17, at the Empress hotel. Mr». M« - rub off, wash the skin and lo! the hairs merly been dreaded as much as Capital (authorized) $6,000,000 Capital (paid up) $2,860,000 and Issued which heretofore had shown after. Softening in B. C. Copper id fraction Phllllps Is to give an address on British have vanished* This treatment Is en the deadly cancer; and .was con a fair quality of steadiness. Columbia. Mr. Red fern is to sing “The tirely harmless, but caution should be sidered Incurable until the dis Dullness of general trade, discourag ally below yesterday’s price was n DIRECTORS (*ld Pat-k Mule,” and Mrs. Briggs will used to see that you get delatone. covery of Hanoi A nil-Diabetes, a ing conditions In the Iron and steel In sympathy with Granby movements render two new patriotic selections. remedy tf^t has proven Its effi . . . Sir I). H. McMillan, K.C.M.O dustry aiuL slack demand for copper The major portion of the local lis Presi deist • rir -tir _ ciency in numberless cases, metal, are among the Influences that were given fair support, but continued Will Oppose Socialism.—David Gold DESCRIBED MOVEMENT . ,. . - - I'apt. Wm. Robinson feebly Inclined, and there was many of them of as longe as fif Vice-President • have fostered pessimism. stein, of Boston, an eminent lecturer, climbing for any stocks, even In cases Mrs. R. P. Bishop Tells Whet She teen years’ standing. W. J. Christie Mexican matters naturally have con- will deliver an address In the Alex Jas. II. Ashdown A. McTavish Campbell where offers showed slight depreda trubuttKl to".ill-feellng and succeeded In andra dut» oh May 12. under the aus Observed in Suffrege Campaign 8ANOL ANTI-DIABETES is aggravating) an already highly-wrought tion, as for example International Coal Sir D. C, Cameron, II. T. Champion John Stovel pices ■ of -1 he Victoria council -of the in England. a remedy prepared specifically state of affairs. and Coke. Knights of Columbus. The Knights of for one disease and we have ab K.C.M.O. Encouragement from Washington Is Fid. Asked. Columbus recently instituted an active Interesting impression** of the-'Eng- solute proof to offer you—testi at a minimum and rallies in the market Balfour Patenta ^...... •* Campbell 75.OO lecture campaign In defence of the Heh suffrage movt%nent after an ab monial after testimonial from General Manager - Robert are short-lived and come chiefly as a Blackbird Syndicate ...... 45-W R. Life 125 <10 principles of the order, which Is found sence of three years from tb^.x>hl coun sufferers who have been cured. result of an oversold condition. Closing Supt. of Branches l: m. McCarthy Ik <\ Trust Ci ... 100.00 od upon the doctrines of. the Roman prices showed steadiness,______• 137.00 142.00 try. were recorded by Mm. R. P. U la only In the past two years Cm h(4ie—church.----Mrr—Goldstd ir ------— High Low Did •It Refining Co...... -----W TTishop (nee Miss Dorothy Davis) at the that this remedy has been avail TRANSACTED Alaska Gold ...... 25| 271 IV Copper Co...... lecture upon Christianity v. Socialism.| political Equality league meeting on A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS and will contract Socialistic principles' Tuesday able to the Canadian public and A mal. Hopper ...... (’rM>w'i* N* »t Coni ...... night. The weakest link In during that time it has won ’ a Amn. Agr." Cbemk'i C N. P. FlHherles ...... and methods with Christian principles. the chain. Raid she. was the lip service R. M. HEBDEN, Manager .... Victoria Atom. Heel Sugar . Ti reputation that extends from Can. P. 8 Lumber Co. He has been declared the . mont effec given by the so-called supporters of the Can. Cpn». 8 A It...... iicean to ocean—one sufferer Is Oak Bay Junction S;S'4 t;,v; tive opponent of Socialism on the pub cause who* utterly failed to* translate F. R. J., GERARD, Manager » • ' - Coronation . Gold ...... cured. And he Immediately Amn. Cotton Oil lic platform. their creed Into action. If all sympa tkimlnlon Trust Co spreads the glad news to others. Amn. lee Securities ...... —4 24 Q. W. Perm. Loan tV A tV thizers with the movement would Amn. Locomotive ...... 3o* 30* Eagle* to Celebrate.—On Wednesday, Amn. Smelting ...... 66J to! Int. Coal A Coke Co...... » maintain a omsistent stand and prove If you are troubled with Dia Amn. Sugar ...... ad ...... 160 b irnlng ceremony, will occupy a small Columbia as In England, she said. 103-106 Pemberton Building Cor. Fort ani Broad Streets Snowstorm ...... 20 prominent patients who have leather ...... 241 344 part. of the evening, however. The Mrs. Bishop went on to say that It Uhca. A Ohio ...... 521 5li Slocan Star ...... 35 been cured. FUNDS INVESTED FOR CLIENTS. C. A G. W.. pref...... 32 31 fl. Creamery ...... ,...... 07| greater part will be taken up with was quite positively known In Eng M 94 97J 1 Stewart lând ...... . 034 dancing. The affair Is in the hands of land that more than half of the ille Calif. 234 23 24 Viet. Phoenix Brew. ------..106.00 a capable committee. Jos. J. Wachter. gitimate militancy supposed to be the The Orders Executed on all Exchanges on Commission. Colo. 29 -X 281 Unlisted J. M..Hughes. W. H. P. Sweeney. Frank work of suffragette* was not done by 1294 1294 1294 LfRoy. J. L. llackett and H. Camp-* Sanol Manufacturing Private Wirea to Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal 1 hstlllers See...... 16 154 15* American Marconi ...... them, but by outsiders who took this Erie ...... >1 28 284 B C <'..;«! A (Ml ...... 36 Ml. No admission Is being charged; mean» of paying off private and per Canailian Marron! ...... 1.76 Goodrich ...... 2N 27 27J hut imitations must be presented at sonal grudge and at the same time In Co., of Canada, Limited tit. Nor., pref...... I22i 1211 1224 Can. Pac. Oil ...... Gt. Nor. Ore., rtfs. 32 311 314 Glacier Creek ...... 03 the door. juring the suffragette movement. Only Illinois Cent...... ll "4 HO) 110 Island Investment ...... A * A A „ a very small peicentage of the out 975 Main Street, Winnipeg Inter-Metro...... '«( 144 144 Kootenav Gold ...... A Uho|»ln Evening.—The Literary breaks had been conclusively traced to Inter-Metro., pref. Nicola Valley C. A C...... 60.00 DOCTOR INJURE^ WOMAN Iri»hlgh_ Valley 1424 1394 Bakeries. Ltd...... 11-00 Mcx. Petro...... 644 62 64) Viet. Motion Picture» ...... 60 0» WHEN GOING TO WOUNDED Guggenheim ...... ■vît i.23 52( GLASS OF SALTS New Haven ...... >K 6.4 6X3 M 8 V 88 M ...122 121 q 121 NO MOVEMENT MADE Bingham, 1'tah. April 16.—One of two M. K * T...... ir-4 15 16* robbers who held up the Miners’ Mer Mo. Pacific ...... 244 234 24 IN WHEAT AT WINNIPEG cantile store last night, shot and killed Nat. la'ad ...... 464 464 44 CLEANS KIDNEYS Nev. Cons...... 16 Eugene Allen, an employee, who frus 14^.144 N Y. Central ...... 8X| 861 874 Winnipeg. April Winnipeg wheat trated1 their attempt to rob the place. N Y. O. A W...... 26| 26» 26 opened g to i lower; oats were unchanged Officers are following the trail of the Norfolk West...... 1134 HC3 103 to 1-16 up, and flax l lower to tUM : If Nor. Pac...... Your Back Hurts or Bladder two men across the maintains. A ...HO K#-j At noon wheat prices were practically Pacific Mail ...... 234 22) 224 unchanged, and other lines also steady Bothers You, Drink Lots doctor, hastening on horseback to thé Pfiinsylxjtnia ...... lli4 he** 1 IU New» from Liverpool waw decidedly dis scene of the shooting, ran over and People’s Gas ...... 121 1191 mi appointing, the close Itelng 4 to | lower of Water seriously Injured Mrs. William Sehaaf, Reading ...... 163* 162 Other European markets were steady Rep. fron A Steel ...... 2lf 211 American oats un«A corn were inclined member of an excurson party visiting ... V2| >12 821 downward». There Is plenty of news In LÂD1 Bingham. Rock Island ...... 34 3* 32 circulation aa to damage threatened by When your kidneys hurt and you .... 54 54 54 green bug», chinch bugs and Heaslan fly Sou. Pacific ...... back feels sore, don’t get scared and .... 92 9"| 9I( in different section» of the winter wheat Sou. Railway ...... 244 1 24) belt, but a» yet little «lamage has been proceed to load your stomach with a PROVINCIAL ISSUE IS Term Copper...... 33| 33) 33* done, » mi continuous dry weather woiold lot of drugs that excite the kidneys I nion Pacific ...... 155X 1M4 1544 more likely cause alarm. The question QUOTED AT PREMIUM 1 H Rulds»r ...... and irritate the entire urinary tract. .... 58 574 .Vi of moisture will come (o the front in tin* V S Realty ...... 62 62 spring wheat areas by May 1. as the re Keep your kidneys clean like you keep V. 8 Steel ...... 583 6;i 68* serve in the soil is admittedly 'below the Extraordinary Display of New Arrivals your bowels clean, by flushing them London, April 16.-The following recent Wabash .. ^ ...... average. A dry May wuild put a dif Issues are quoted at premiums: British pref...... 41 44 44 with a mild, harmless salts which re ferent complexion on the American wheat . Columbia. 44; Dominion 4 per cent», 14. Western Union ...... 62 6i; tiltf rop. For the present It looks well. moves the body's urinous waste and | Winnipeg 44 per cent. 8- Recent Issues of Silk and Wool Novelty Suits. Westinghouse ...... ,..724 721 79) Seeding of spring wh«at is reported as stimulates them to their normal ac quoted at a discount are: Canada Steam Wisconsin (’entrai ...... -JL. 40 - 394 far advanced In Dakota, and 1 now be ship 5 per cents, 4. Grand Trunk 44 per Granbv (Boston* ...... 82 76% 814 ing rushed vigorously In the Canadian tivity. The function of the kidneys Is •ent debentures. 11; and Toronto Power Total shares. 411.100 shares. Mom;v on to fitter the blood- In 24 hours they fj per cent debentures,. 2J. ïîl. H, 5 per cent. ^ Trade was dull In all line, but little Silk Dresses in Chiffon Taffetas, Silk strain from it 56rf grains of add and bualness being transacted either In the waste, so we can readily understand pit or by cash and export houses. Re- MONTREAL STOCKS. TENDENCY OF WHEAT elpts were above the average, being M the vital importance of keeping the Bid. Asked. ears Inspected aifd 3ii in sight for Inepee- Poplins, Silks and Satins and Soft kidneys active. Ajpn8...... ■...... iu i'i TRADE WAS BEARISH Drink lots of water—you can’t drink prCf...... ...... ♦'« ) Amerlcan rec.elpt» • Mlnnearolls. win at. Packers ...... 137 11U 152 cars; Chicago, 18 cars; kmi Duluth, 22 too much; also get from any pharma Wool. Bell Tel...... 1462 146j (By F. W‘. Stevenson A Co.) cist about four ounces of Jad Salts; Brazil ...... ;. • ■ 80 Ml. Cash prices: Spring wheat—No. 1 Nor . take a tablespounful In a glass of wa kmi. Bridge ...... 117 118 Chicago, April. 15.—There was action 89); No. 2 Nor.. 87%; No. 3 Nor.. fL.4; No. 4. ter before breakfast each morning for Can. Cement ...... 30 •#> enough In wheat to-day to stamp the v’ ■ No 6 U No 1 n feed m \\ nti 1 Do., pref...... IU ** trade as bearish In an unimportant wheat-No. 1. 89); No ?. 87); No. 3. 66). A nice assortment of Nobby Coats, cut a few days and your kidneys will act . P. K...... 2304 200 ( »at—Nx 1 ti. AV„ 334. No, 3- C„ W„ -3^-r fine. This famous salts is made from Can. Cot., com...... 30 " There, was no continuation of No. 2 feed. 313 the add of grapes and lemon__Juice, Do., pref...... 75 76 previous days’ tightening up of the Barley—No. 3. 44); No. 4. 42J: ^rejected. Crown Reserve ...... MU. ,—70 I May contracts. The market sppe»rer4 ; fpwi. 40#i...... :------:------in the Balmacaan, and Ripple Coat, romtrmrtr xrtrtr ttrhtAT and" itgs—bem Turn ranv: •...... 36------~9t Flax-No. T m', 13»; Nor 1C W. used for generations to clean aipl sttm- Can. .Car. Ffly...... «•' to be m'ore Influenced by the remark 132; No. $ C. W , 124. Detroit J7n...... 6» «# able figures on the .Russian wheat crop. Wheat— Open. Close. ulate,dogged kidneys; also to neutral Dome Canner» ...... 62 K very new. Northwest messages gave decrease of May ...... 908 904 ise the adds In urine so It no longer Is I N>m. Canner» ...... 52 55 July ...... 225.000 bushels In Minneapolis stocks a source of Irritation, thus ending Dom. Iron & 8...... 2|4 o»-t ...... ? «61 Do., pref...... WJ 90 bladder weakness...... for.four days. Best crop experts In the Oats— I ». .minion Trust ...... 112 116 May ."...... 344 Thi'so garments wen- delayed in transit, and to make them move quickly > Jad Salts is inexpensive^_j.gnnot In fields, agree that the green bug Is prvtt-...... 35} 342 111. Traction ...... 83 July ...... 354 jure; makes a delightful effervescent ake of Woods ...... 1291 ent In dangerous numbers but no evi Flax— ...... 182 we have (narked them at special [iriccs that will tempt'the tpost careful buyer. lithla-water drink which everyone LAurenttde ... dence of injury to plant as yet. A May ...... 1361 1361 MrlHmald Co...... 10 Kansas City repprt claims that wheat Inly should take now and then to keep Mackuy. cotn...... 8if 1391 Without exception, we arc giving the ladies of Victoria the moat exclusive stocks -there w ill be about half a mil Oct...... 1401 their kidneys clean and active. Xey Montreal Row...... 2l9| <1* % <% this, also keep up the water drift Mex. Light. <‘om...... lion bushels or more for the week N. 8 Steel ...... stylés that high-priced designers ran create, the materials the best that buy- ing. and no doubt you wilJL wonder Wheat- Open. High. I,nw. Close RATES DECISION DOES Ogilvie, com...... 114 .. 92 J Ottawa Power ...... 144 May ...... 92| 918 912 i‘i-s .•an procure, anti our price» on those garments art--without doubt the most what became of your kidney trouble July ...... k«« 88* 86) NOT WARRANT DECLINE and backache. Penman, com...... M Sept...... m 874 854 Quebec Ry...... 132 Corn— R. A O. Nav. Co...... 991 reasonable in the eit.v. Hhawin.lgan ...... 130JJ May ...... «73 «-Tl 66 67g Iîndon. April 16 —The western freight Sherwln Win»...... 1 July (new) ...... 661 •-4 «,2 C4 rates decision continues to arouse c No., pref...... 994 July mid) ...... 662 «6 (W* slilerahle discussion. . The Morning Post All garments.are samples. We hnv them reasonably; you reap the hene- B0ARD’_S MEETING Soo 1.1 n...... 121 • m Sept, (new) ...... 64 SI 642 Mi financial editor considers the following steel of Can...... 16 17 Oats- a reasonable calculation: "I suppose the tit. There are no two alike, and as onr store expenses are low (being up Spanish River ...... 11 12 May ...... 374 374 36J 3>4 decision cost tin- three transcontinental Attorney General Will Address Board Textile ...... 75* 75jJuly ...... 372 378 371 374 railways a gross loss of $3.000.(ki0 yearly of Trade in Reply te Review Toronto By...... 136 137 Sept...... 36 3«1 .1.2 3«'4 If the working expense* kre 7» per rent, stairs) we are in a position at all times to save yon money. Tuclcett’» ...... 37 39 Pork- that would mean a net loss of SdOO.fiuO Year’s Events. Twin City ...... IB* Ki4 May ...... 20.20 20.27 19 ») 1995 yearly, wiine Ifinn.OOO of which might fall Winnipeg Kle»-trlc ...... 196 20* July ...... 20 27 20.36 19.90 20 (« on the Panadlan Pacific, aay SM>>m Lard- monthly. Surely these figures do not Wavugamac ...... 31 82 warrant a d«Mllne of eight or ten point Hon. W. J.. Bowser, attorney-gen W C Power ...... 39 May ...... 10.25 10.30 10.15 10.17 Your Inspection Invited. eral. will address the board of trade on f2i1.00l>.«i0 of common stock, a wdu-n Montreal Tram...... 38 33 July ...... 10. IT 10 47 10 37 10.» bualne.»» revives the whole loss might h to-mômVw at the annual meeting % % % Short Bibs— made, up In a nvpnth or two.” which begins promptly at 3 o’clock. May ...... 10 90 10 97 10 90 1» to All Garments Cheerfully Shown. NEW YORK CURB PRICES. July ...... 11.10 11.17 11.00 11.14 % % % • -, Sir Richard jMcBrldc will «Iso give * ■ :------—Bidr- «AakrUL. '< % % NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. short address It is expected. Am. Marconi ...... 34 4 (By F. W. Stevenson A Co.) The first business to be transacted Bailey ...... 3 4 BERLIN BANKER WANTS New York, April UL to-morrow will be the election of of Beaver ...... 29 31 Open» High. Ix»w. Clos». C. P. R. LISTING STOPPED Jan...... 11.46 11 64 11.46 11.32-53 ficers for the ensuing 4Nar. and B. C. < ’opper ...... A 1% U Buffalo ...... -. 1 3-16 1 7-16 March ...... 11.53-54 JAV^MONEY lively ballot I» expected for the vari Can. Marconi ...... 2 2 May ...... 12.38 12.48 "12.37 12 46-4, C0MEjp|™y ous posts. A large numlxt of nomin Berlin. . April 16.—A banker representing July ...... 12.25 12.36 12.26 12 33-34 Ôpen Can. Gold 811...... 6 8 many member* of the Berlin- Injurse ap Caribou ...... 67 70 Aug...... ;...... 12. (-11 ations have already been announced plied In-day lo the listing committee Sept...... 11.74-76 Comb. Fraction ...... 7 9 exclude any further listings of Canadian nAll for the position» jot president, vice Oct. -...... 11V. II (7. II .Vi 11 2 63 < ’rown Reserve ...... 11 lj president and meml»ers of the council. Pacific stocks because the prospectus is Dc...... 11.53 11.62 11.62 11AT-61 Alter- ' Sat xu day Ely Cons...... 4 5 sued by th« company In March for 9tW.- Steady. ^ The meeting Is a most important one, Gold Cons...... 1 7-M U 000,006 of new stock «’ontalne^ho mention atii ns Until and a large attendance Is expected HoHInger ...... • 166 l«i of the rant- pending for the wdrrcflon METAL MARKETS. Free 10 PJB. for the occasion. ----- Kerr Iîkc ...... 4g 4 western. fAlghts. The, petitioner dedacu. Mine» ei -Ama...... 2J| 21 that such a nupprcsalon of iâfBrwfgirim- Xë^Vw. W -tâd >|Ulet 33754/ "1208 Government Street N|pi»»ing ...... ‘ 6 9-16 would debar guy German company from 33.8.7. in London. £1S Spelter quiet. 35 1:4, Friendship Is the greatest bond In the Standard ... 1 11-16 1 1A1* further listing* The committee- did' not. 47.25; In Ixmdon. C21 12» «d Popper nom _ ^===^ UPSTAIRS. JÜSe»_ ^ world -Jeremy Taylor. Stewart ...... U • U Indicate what action it would take. Inal; spot and June. $l.l,Viiil4.19; olectru • D Tuimpah ..... 6| ly 11.-, $Jt 6-i. lake. 115, casting. $M 2Ti u Yukon Phoenix Book Beer, “The Spr turn: Tin firm. spht. $3R12i
THE REIGNING BEER Women’s Patent Colonial Pumps That is Spelled With B Can Always Be Obtained in Season Here New shipment* of these handsome custom models just to “Dixie” Grass Rugs for Ver hand. Made of fine patent leather, with slight extension end Victoria Phoenix Book Beer, per dozen quart...... j,...... $1.60 rer dozen pint ...... ...... T6 latest Spsnish-Louis heel. Silver Spring Book Boer, per dozen quart...... 1.T5 Per dozen pint* ...... 90 andas and a Splendid Line of Meux London Stout, per dozen quart* ...... '...... 3.00 Per dozen pints ...... 2.00 Per dozen “splits" ...... 7;.. 1.50 Mutrie & Son Guinness Stout, per dozen quarts ...... 3.25 1209 Douglas Street Sayward Building Lawn and Camp Furniture Per dozen pint* ...... - 2.25 Per dozen “«pllts’’ ...... 1.50 Liquor Store open 8 a m., close* 10 p.m. Now Ready Dixi H. Ross & Company Peter McQuade & Son INDEPENDENT GROCERS, 1317 GOVERNMENT STREET “Dixie" Grass Bogs are dur Telephone* 50, 51, 62. Liquor Dept. Tel. 53 Established 1886. Phone 4L 1341 Wharf Street Ship Chandlers. Marine Agents. Hardware Merchants, Mill Mining, able, alronst imperishable, and ...... — J Logging. Fishermen’s. Engineer's Supplies, Wholesale and Retail come in a choice assortment of COMMAND PERFORMANCES. colorings. The centres arc W. B. DICK A CO.’S (London, Eng.,) CELEBRATED LUBRICATING ^ Few actors have been so signally OILS. plain, the border designs artis THE EXCHANGE favored~ln lW'matter of royal coni SAMOLINE—The greatest cleaner, for Metals. Paints, Baths, eta tic, and the edges of the rugs 718 Fort St. Phone 1737 mand performances an Iâurence Irv Fireless Cooker, 3-sectlon, near ing, the distinguished- son of the late SHERWIN-WILLIAMS MIXED PAINTS. are well bound. ly new ...... $10.00 Sir Henry Irving, whirls appearing at Largest stock of genuine linseed oil Bureaus from 86.00 to. .$15.00 81x0 ^10x60 Inches at...... $1.60 the Royal Victoria theatre under the Odd Washstands. $1.50 to $3.60 MANILLA COTTON, HEMP. WIRE ROPES. Chairs, 50c to ...... $1.00 auspices of the British Cdn&dlan The Sise 36x72 Inches at...... $1.75 Iron Bed Springs and Mattresses atre Organization society. At the first EVER-READY ELECTRIC FLASH-LIGHTS. Size 6x9 ft at...,...... $5.75 from 160 to ...... $15.00 public command performance after the Estimates for complete house 4- furnishing. accession of King George V’., Mr. Irv Size 8x10 ft. at...... $7.75 Equity In city l/>t $1,000; mo ing appeared as Mr. Sharp In the all- tor car wanted in trade. star cast of Lord Lytton’e "Money” at Size 9x12 ft. at...... $12.60 Drury Lane. A few weeks later, on June 27, 1911, at the grand “Gala" per Plant Now Your Lawn formance given at His Majesty’s the atre. he played the Earl of Leicester In We offer the best on the market, and If you want a good lawn, try us. Why Not Select Your Hammock at Once? Camp and Lawn Furniture DAVIES & SONS Sir Herbert Tree’s production of Rich 26c Par Pound. 823.00 for 100 Pounds ard Brlndsleÿ Sheridan’s Immortal You may as well enjoy a real, rest in the open Folding Tables, Bath Tubs, Camp Cots that comedy, ‘‘The Urltlc.’’ Then, In the Tel. 411 SYLVESTER FEED AND SEED CQ. 709 Yates St air when the luxury of à hammock may be will support over half a ton. Folding Lawn early days of 1913, when, as Dr. Tak- had at such a slight expense. Here’s, a Settees, Stools, Folding Chairs and Easy Chairs Auctioneers and eramo In “Typhoon,” he suddenly burst upon Isondon, Mr. Irving gave splendid variety of really strong and com are here" in abundance. Early shopping is ad Housefurnishers a special performance before his mi- fortable hammocks to select from at prices visable, the demand is already strong and de jt-sty whn was - accompanied—by sev- —up to 96.50 from -.. -...... SH-.T5 lay may mean disSppbînRheni7”‘ flave the largest “and mo, assorted eral members of the royal family In stock In Victoria of New and Second cluding the prince of wale. During the same week, at the Hay- hand Fumltu.e, Office Fixtures, market, the play was visited by the ! ^3 4 Distinctive Tone of Luxury Given Your Home at a Crockery, Stoves, etc. Cash, Credit King and Queen of tiwfden, and Prin cess Henry of Batten berg, and almost Very Small Expense or Exchange. Immediately afterwards by the Duke It is thé style of the draperies and the manner in which they To Let—Store, with living room. Yates of Connaught and Princess Patricia, Come in to-day, and get one of our LALLY’S Boys’ Street, both of whom again visited the play are used that produces the rich effect that makes some homes the when It was produced in Ottawa a Lacrosse Sticks. Only — , To Let—Furnished or unfurnished few weeks ago. On that occasion, envy of the housekeeper’s friends. Houses, 7 rooms, Johnson Street. when Mr Irving had the honor of To Let—10-roomed House, James Bay. lunching with the governor-general at Contrary to the general opinion, it is not necessarily a mat government house, hla royal highness 551 555 YAT-E8 STREET ter of expense ; the fact is that we are ready to slibw you luxur specially complimented him upon thé 50c admirable manner In which the play ious styles that may be followed out in inexpensive Cretonnes, was produced In this country, and said MacLean & Macdougall that It was Just as welj staged as Casement Cloths, Cotton Repps, Bolton Sheetings, Linen Taffetas, when he had seen it In London. and many other appropriate materials, and still do justice to your AUCTIONEERS This1 evening, in place of "The Un written Iâw,” as at first announced, Drake Hardware Co., Limited home. 742 Fort St., Opp. Kirkham’s Grocery. Mr. Irving Is to offer “The Lily.” On 1418 Douglas 81 Phone 1848 We have been Instructed to conduct Friday evening he give ’Typhoon;’’ • V Now that Spring is here, new draperies will be necessary for the following auction sales this week : on Saturday afternoon “The Lily" and on Saturday evening “The Unwritten somé of your rooms, and we shall be pleased to have you call to Thursday, April 16, Next, 2 p. m. Law." Furniture and Household Effects at In It were three actors of the Imperial examine the goods, or ring up 607 and ask for one of our interibr our Auction Rooms, 742 Fort Street. TO PLAY HERE. theatre In Toklo. but so perfect was APPRECIATIVE HOUSE the make-up of all that no one could decorators to be sent to your home. Fridsy, April 17, Next, 2 p. m. say with certainty which was Anglo- Automobiles. Motor Cyçles. Bicycles. William Sauter, the originator and Saxon and which Japanese. Outstand Our Free Service includes advice on styles, material, color Vacant Lot next to our Audi m manager of the “Orchard Players”,of ing In the support was the work of Rooms, 742 Fort Street. British Columbia, came y eat to the WITNESSES “TYPHOON" harmony and all other problems ; estimates, and. whenever neces Henry Crocker and Gilbert Ritchie, a* Okanagan valley for hla health, but the Saturday, April 18, 8 p. m. the two elder members of the Oriental Idea soon came to him to form a com sary, special sketches will be prepared for you. Auction of Odds and Ends at our party surrounding Takeramo. A word Auction Rooms, 742 Fort Street. pany of good class English actors like of praise Is due also to Harold Neville. Easy Terms are easily arranged at the “Home-Maker” store. Particulars later. Consignments so himself, who would take up holdings Magnificent Work of Mr, Irv Lionel Braham. Clifford Bown and Why not benefit by them I licited. of fruit lands, work upon them In the Miss Viola Compton for the excellent MacLEAN A MACDOUGALL summer, when the theatrical season ing and Miss Hackney in a work done by them. 742 Fort Street. Phone 5487 .dosed, and. In the winter and early Drama o(Japanese Motive The setting of the three scenes taking spring, tour the country with a re place In Takeramo’s apartments was a An Improved Window Only $12.00 For This Hand pertoire of hlglvclass plays. To-day little bit of Japan transported to a city he finds himself at the head of a of the west. Screen some Dresser Maynard & Sons unique organization. From Occident to Orient swung the This evening "The Lilly" will be re Much of Mis* Rlgnold’s experience art of Laurenre trvïng last evening. peated. Made, to fasten on the outside was gained with Sir John Hare, SÏr From the delineation of a Russian of the window sash, and should AUCTIONEERS George Alexander, H. B. Irving and not be used underneath. Allows Instructed, w« will sell, at our aales- Sir Herbert Tree. student and a French count of un WILL VISIT VICTORIA Mr Soames was for a considerable bending pride and falling pocket-boox the window, to be raised any 726 View Street time associated with W. 8. Penley In he turned to the presentation of the H. R. H. the Governor-General Form distance up to the height of the "Charley’s Aunt,” also with Lewis character of a Japanese patriot of to ally to Open the Connaught Pro screen, and lowered, without re Waller, Cyril Maude and Lady Ban moving the screen. To-morrow croft day, the supreme Incident in whoao vincial Library Block. 2 p.m. L. Race Dunrobln Is well known life gives the central Idea for "Ty Size 24x38 Ins., both In London and America. One of phoon.** In this a large and a most Two years after he laid the corner open* to 44% ins., at 65$ Furniture and Effects hi* last appearances was with Fred appreciative audience saw him and his stone of the library block at the par Including: WlNTZMAN * CO. Terry In "The Scarlet Pimpernel. ompany In the Royal Victoria, and liament buildings, H. R H. the Duke 8lxe 22x23 ins., opens to 36% Ins., at.. .50* William Hauter for many years sup accorded him a measure of prats i that Other styles In stock. PLAYER-PIANO, Underwood Type ported E. 8. Willard, both In London of Connaught will be here to open the writer, Safe, Oak Roll-Top Office Desk. and the states. Other managements was more than earned by each one. " block which he has graciously al Fumed Oak Secretary, Organ. Fumed Include Sir J. Forbes Robertson. Dan This le the second time that a vers- lowed the province to name after him. Brown Dsisy Mops and Dusters Pick Up the Dirt— Oak Extension Table, four Fumed oak iel Frohman, James K. Hackett and slon of Melchior LengyeVs atrik!|ig When the premier was In Ottawa his Don’t Scatter It Dining Chairs, Mission Oak Buffet. Eleanor Robson. play has been seen on the stage here, royal highness consented to come here Oak Sideboard, Buffet, three Extension Mr. and Mrs. A. Legge Willis are Of all the hew. sanitary cleaning utensils that have Tables, Reed and Oak Arm Chairs and but the version which Mr. Irving has /emembered for their delightful per In August if nothing arises In the been placed on the market during the past few years, Rocker. Pictures, Mirrors, Marble-Top formances In “Dandy Dick,” “She made Is Incomparably the finer of the meantime to prevent him from renew- the "Brown Daisy" mope, brushes, dusting mope, dust Centre Tables. Carpet Squares. Carpets, Stoop» to Conquer," “Kitty Clive’’ and Ing his acquaintance with thle prov and floor cloths are the most efficient »nd lon^t gypen- Inlaid Linoleum, All-Bfasa Bedsteads, ince. y ~~...other preemptions.Th» motion deals- wUh work of a. _ give we know of. They. will save lots- of Unto 1er you Sprtrrgw antf ~ MattrenMar.- Trmr Beds,- 'The governor-general spoke in the ' - wu The Orchanrd Players will appear at group of Japanese In Paris, on mis this Spring. Let Us tell you more about them. Springs and Jâttresses, Bedroom the Royal Victoria theatre, April 20 sions which are mainly concerned with kindest manner to Sir Richard Mc Suites, Dressers and Stands, Chest of ♦‘Brown Daley" Round Fleer Mop, with a supply of re and 31, on Monday, playing "David matters of espionage. Into the life of Bride of his former visit to British Co Drawers, four Wardrobes, Bedding. newal oil. price ...... $1,60 Garrick" and on Tuesday “The Truth." Takeramo entera a light o’ love, as the lumbia and anticipated another visit Chairs. Tables, etc.. Vacuum Cleaner, at. each, and ...... terminology of an older day would to Victoria with the greatest Interest Wall Brooms $2.00 $1.25 Baby Buggy, Go-Carts, Child’s Cradle, A WAGNER CONCERT. have called her, and this so spoils hla If it Is possible hie royal highness Floor Brooms at. each. $2.50 and ...... $2.00 very good Bed Lounge, Couches, Camp will be present as well at the prelim Beds, three Sideboards, Gramophone career that he first murders the girl Handled Mops at, each ...... $1.00 Built of well-seasoned fir with a A concert will be given by Oscar to get rid of her, and In the end com inary ceremonies connected with the slash grain, finished in a rich golden and Records, three good Ranges, Kit commencement of construction of the Mop Heads come at only ...... • ••.....76$ chen Tables. Chairs. Cooking Utensils, Goldschmidt, late conductor Royal mits hari-kari. color and has a very neatly shaped To thoeo who had seen Mr. Irving In buildings for the University of British Mop Dusters, with handle, at ...... 36$ Lawn Mowers, Tubs, Step Ladders. opera. Cayel. Germany, under the top. Measures 19x39 Inches over the Columbia at Point Grey. In relation Handled Furniture Brush, an Ideal duster, at.65$ Screen Doors, Bathtub, Hot-Water auspices of the Ladles’ Musical club, the drab drama of the Russian student top and the oval mirror Is «16x24 ins. quarter hla work In "Typhoon.” as In to this the premier will see Chancel Boiler, etc. Now on view. on April 31, at the Alexandra Club Duet Cloths at, each...... 35$ A better value would be hard to find. “The Lily,’ had been prepared for. The lor Carter Cotton within the next few Also at 11 o’clock: Two ^pure-Brod hall. The programme, consisting en whole Impression was of the range, the Jersey Cows, lot of Chickens, Horse, tirely of Wagner compositions Is a fineness, the swiftness and the sensi Saddle, Separator, etc. unique' feature for Victoria. Mr. New Style Baby Carriages for 1914 Are Now on Display Goldschmidt, appearing In the three tiveness of his many powers, each Im MAYNARD A SONS Auctioneers parting and enriching the mood and fold part of vocalist, pianist and con The Whitney Pullman Chaise, Illus the emotion that It touched and bear STEAL A MARCH ductor will be assisted by Mrs. Mac trated on the left. Is one of the most TENDERS FOR RE-SURFACING donald Fahey, the well known dram ing them home upon the minds and the VANCOUVER STREET WITH atic soprano. Miss N. Luney, one of hearts of those who saw and heard. His artistic. and easy running baby car ASPHALT. | Impersonation of the man torn between his most promising pupils, and ON EITHER TIME riages ever Introduced. The adjust Tenders will be received, addressed to duty to country and a love which holds the City Engineer, City Hall, Victoria, B. a ladles’ chorus, “which has been es pecially formed for this occaslory him even after he has found the lack of able, reclining back, mattress cushions C., up to noon on Tuesday, April 21st. worth In Its object Is compact of every Don’t Let Gray Hair Make You 1814. Plans and specifications may be George Paulin and R. H. Rimes will and resilient springe afford luxurious high quality of his art. He shows the seen, and forms of tender obtained at the preside as accompanists at the reed office of the City Engineer. City Hall. quick play of a poetizing Imaglnàtlon Look Prematurely Old organ and piano respectively. comfort for baby. Whitney anti Envelopes containing tenders must be upon each changing emotion, and the plainly marked on the outside "Tenders Nothing will so quickly and surely friction wheel fastener, foot brake and for re-surfacing V'ancouver Street,’’ and strong control he has over himself In rob a woman of her charm as gray and accompanied by a marked cheque pay PEOPLE IN VICTORIA the required repression reqylllîS |ft », faded hair, and nothing Is-' so easily adjustable legs are a few other fea able to the order of the City Treasurer people Who do not ruq to the expres for 6 per cent, of the amount of fee preventable. tures that will Interest you. Price, $32 der. The lowest or any tender not =r~ ARE AMAZED sion of depth of feeling. A few applications of Hay's flair necessarily accepted. Miss Hackney displayed the endless No medicine has ever caused such Health will restore gray hafr to Its O. H. RUST. resources which are "hers, end which Another English Model, Illustrated amassment In Victoria as the simple natural color and luxuriance. It Is not /•’ ,> City Engineer. are to be seen In such bounteous meas fji April 14, 1914. a dye. It Is a tonic that stimulates here. Is handsomely finished, com mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, ure In but very few. The part Is one •to., known as Adler-l-ka. This rem and Invigorates the scalp and hair which calls for a rare discretion In Its fortable, strong and easy running. roots to ths ‘ proper performance of PURCHASE OP AN ISLAND. edy drains such surprising amounts characterisation and an Intimate their functions thereby bringing back ^ Prlco .V.»...... $32.50 of foul matter from the body that It knowledge of the heart - of a woman. Is known as the most thorough bowel the original color of ths hair. It cures m - Grenb Whale-Gar. ons t>Y ths Bahama Through the external seeming came the Islands, In the West Indies, has been sold. cleanser sold. Adler-l-ka acts on revelation of this Helene, and most of dandruff. , with Its ooooanut trees and unlimited oys BOTH the upper and lower bowel and» all through Miss Hackney’s intonations Your money will be refunded if It ter supply, to an enterprising young Eng- JUST ONE DOSE relieves constipa ahd glances, often In deeply-Inter .fails to do this. I Lehman. I( Is understood that he has tion and gas on the stomach almost woven play, and In the finesse of her $1.09, 60c, 16c. Get It at our «tore. purchased the Island as a commercial IMMEDIATELY. Hall Co., 702 For sale awd recommended by D. B. venture. Mr. Wilds, ths recent owner,' ir.derstandlng ahd revelation of a per offered the Island for sale because* It Tates St verse character. Campbell, druggist _ offered no educational possibilities for hi* As on thi previous evenings the sup c.hlldl-en. His fagilly were the only whito Phoenix Book Boor, "The Spring port. .given by the remainder of . the Phoenix Book Beer, $1.50 per dozen "company could not be Improved upon. «ans—r-—rr-—wi\