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rrrzr: VOLUME 48 VICTORIA, B. 0., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1909. NO. 70. CHANGES CONTEMPLATED; D. D. MANN’S m IS ON AT JUBILEE HOSPITAL VANCOUVER ISLAND

Board Proposes to Put Management of Institution Railway King Tells The Times of Great Under Business Man—Need of Great Care Future (or This Section of Province—- in Financial Arrangements. Ready to Build Steel Plant.

There Is an upheaval going on at the but mücïf money là needed. Instances were given of people from the Amer­ -Provincial Royal Jubilee hospital. The ican. side coming to town and taking "I have studied with a very special ly .be delayed Hor.any great length of finance* of the Institution have for a privut*' riK-ms, and then as MOM iL!i interest the strategic position of time. long time past been In a very unsat­ they had recovered returning to the Vancouver Island on the Faciffe sea­ "A great deal ban been said about isfactory condition... and the present other side wlUioQl paving a cent, and board in connection with the transpor­ the great timber wealth of the prov­ board of management are determined apparently without an* effort having ince and particularly of the timber re­ been made to make j.he collection. At tation problem and can Appreciate to to have them improved. Some months sources of Vancouver Island, but I the present time from $300 to <*06 a ugo a committee under thé chairman­ the full the aspiratlrne of the people am siçe your people do not commence ship of R. 8. Day commenced Inves­ month was being lost to. the Inatltu-- of the Island to secure rail connec­ to realize to the'full what the future tigations suûd the result of their labors tlon In this way. itiii tion with the mainland. That-esplr- holds fdr you In the development of There Is a tilg-blll Just coming.due v ait incorporated In. a report whlçh atlon- Is a legitimate and logical one. that wealth by supplying the demand vas presented at aVfcftvate meeting for some painting which has been “The Canadian Northern is coming for timber in the prairie provinces. of the board held on Monday last. done, and there Is no money to meet ■ "Why, do you realize, for Instance, The report of the committee has not this account. There Is- an expensive to the coast by grades which* I think will be lower than those possessed by that among the million homesteads been made public, but the meeting X-ray Instrument which has never yet the prairies to-day there Is ndt a tree was adjourned until last night when been used because there Is no room In Hill any rival line. While the route for the main -Une has been determined, I or a shrub fit for any use; that there tfie'dlscTTsston was again continued. At which it might he set up, find a tuber­ jfs not a stlii k <>f timber even for fire­ that meeting Secretary Elwdrthy, who culosis building was an absolute ne­ am approaching with an open mind the question of the building of branch wood, and that there are no stones had been requested to do so by the cessity. The board felt that while even to jtake Its place? See what an committee, submitted a report dealing there were ro many . call* cm. the In­ Unau...... ^ \ r . ' „______wmm you ought to have steel and Inexhaustible market there Is‘toy your with the condition of affairs. stitution the greatest care should be wr/f'JL Ironworks on Vancouver Island. If timber there. At the present time the resident phy­ exercised in the management of the sician is also the business manager, funds. . -ii—... they are not established when our line “When our road has reached the and he Is responsible both for the At the meeting last night It was de- reaches the coast I will build them coast we shall haul no empty cars steward's department and for the cdl- i t ied to raise the pri< e of some of the back on the eastern run. l can tell lertlon C.f the fees payable by the pa- rooms. Rooms ofie and two will here­ 'This Island l* a wonderfully rich you. By the time we have opened/thé t lents. ~TT~waa1|U| shown, at the meeting after cost $25 a week:, several rûbfti* ORA The day le not far distant when line to the coast we shall tuurt &OOS that in very many cases the fees, even have been raised to $20 a week, and you will have a population of one mil­ miles of track in the prairie prov­ from private rooms, woicr never paid. room 25 is being held' at $30 a week. lion pebple on the Island.’’ " inces—as many miles as the C. P. R„ If The rooms If océupl® AH the time ‘ "RT S. Day said It seemed to him un­ not more. To-day we are operating should have produced a revenue -Iasi wise to raise the prices when tin----- The above are some points frorh an 3,500 miles of track In the wheat-grow­ year of $38,000, but the amount actually rooms were often unoccupied at pres­ Interview accorded a representative of ing area. 80 yq'u see we shall be In a collected was only $26.000. the differ- ent. but J. W. Bolden said that the the Times by D. D. Mann? the famous position-to-distribute among the peo­ ence being enough to have provided doctor had reported all the rooms be­ railway builder of the firm of Mac- ple of that section your products from many necessary Improvements. There ing filled up and .had asked for more. AN ANXIOUS MOMENT. Kenxie A Mann, of the Canadian the provlnce^-ypur fruit, your fish and was shown arrears for the rooms of The report of the finance committee Northern, At the Empress hotel this (Concluded on page ld.> $22,000, all of which should have been showed a balance of $21 on-hanrl at ih# collected. '______• end of the first four months 6t the ... There • “were- other- rrtttctsmz math» ' Trosprrtn year. TW*fe were, however, SPANISH CABINET SIR F. BORDEN VICTORIA LEADS such as the large cost of the up-keep bills owning due. of the doctor's house and of the stew­ H. D. Kin* asked for an increase of ard's dpeartment in the hospital it­ his salary from $50 a month to $65 a .APPEARS DOOMED IS VINDICATED IN FINANCES self.^ It was shown that the Increeeed month.- After some discussion $h4* _ passage to the / ion of the whole board. They were chapel being used for any other pur­ quite unanimous on this point. pose than an entry. At present It Is Legislators Hurl Inkstands at W. M. Carruthers Must Pay ncreases Exceed All Other The plan of the directors Is to ap­ used as a dressing room, ft was shown Centres, Giving City Proud point n business manager who shall that -to comply with the request It Each Other During Stormy $100 or Serve Six Months relieve Dr. Hassell of the financial would be necessary to provide a "sum Position duties .jvhlcH now appertain to the of­ of from $500 to $1,000 and thU the hos­ Session. in Jail. fice, thus allowing him to give all His pital could not at present afford. The time to his duties as physician. The Institution it was pointed out was business manager will be Supreme in primarily a hospital and not a relig­ (Times Leased Wire.) (Sprciel to the Times.) The abounding prosperity of this city and the large though quiet expansion his department and will have com­ ious Institution, and they did not feel Kcntvllle. N. S.. Oct. 16.-To pay a Hendaye. Spain, Oct. 16,—The fall of of business hers Is strikingly shown In plete charge of the collection of ac­ that they should be called upon to the Spanish cabinet apparently can be fine of HOT .or In default serve si* counts and of the steward’s depart­ spend money In this way. The month»’ imprlaonment,- with «even the clearing house returns for the week averted but a short while. This, at ment A competent steward was ap­ women's auxiliary had already paid day» In which to pay the «ne. was the ending October 9th. pointed last night and this man will for the wiring of the building, and the least. Is the predict ton of persons ar­ verdict handed down to-day by Judge For that period this city had the report direct to the business manager heating would fall on the general riving here to-day from Madrid, who Drysdalel upon W. M. Carruthera, in -highest percentage of Increases of any city in the Dominion, leading them when appointed. At the meeting held management, so that there would be a say that the opening session of the the celebrated caae of Kin* vs. Car1' all with, a percentage of 87.2, several last night Secretary Elworthy wa* continual expense In that connection. ruthere, arising out of the dletribu- Cortes yesterday demonstrated that points higher than Its nearest competi­ offered the business management of ; Harold Robertson moved that Mr*. tlon of copie» of the Eyeopener con­ the Liberals were In full control. tor, and nearly forty per cent, ah«*ad of the institution, but he refused to give Pemberton be informed that the time taining alleged libellous statements If this be true. It Is generally be­ the next city. a decision until he had talked the to have made the objection was w’h»n regarding Sir Frederick Borden. The returns as Just prepared, are as matter over with Dr. Hassell who Is the site for the building was being lieved that the Liberals will force the The court house was crowded this follows: out of town and who will tvot return members of the present cabinet to re- morning when sentence wae delivered. chosen And that at present there were Oct. 8. 1908. Oct. 7. 1909. Pet. for a week. In the meantime the no funds with which to make the The Judge said that others were behind Montreal . .$33.780,594 f47.T21.890 41.2 matter is being left In abeyance. change. He said they all appreciated Carruthers, and, he la not .the only Accordlng to news reaching here, Toronto . .. 26,494.591 32,681,219 24.1 The directors were very outspoken the generosity of the donor of the culprit, therefore the sentence would ; ■ yesterday’s session of the Cortes was Winnipeg .. 15,290.819 22.090,190 44.4 In their dissatisfaction with the pres­ chapel, buj; their duty was to the hos­ be light. Vancouver . 4.209.025 • 7,74<,986 84.05 ent condition of affairs. It was shown pital. He felt that viewing It In thaï the stormiest held ln years, ahd the Pays Fine. Ottawa .. .. 3,56*997 3,827,930 7.2 that while the Victoria hospital has meeting practically ended in a Lpee for light Mrs. Pemberton would see the Kent ville, N. S„ Oct. l«.-(Later.)- Quebec .. .. 2,477,507 2.910,364 17.4 D. D. MANN, VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE CANADIAN NORTHERN lost through non-collection the sum of matter In the same way that they did. all fight. Carruthers paid the line and -Is at Halifax . .. 1,691.308 1,999.469 18.2 $32,000. the Vancouver hospital had lost There were present at the meeting RAILWAY. The session had hardly been called liberty. Hamilton .. 1,682,443 2.147.614 15.7 In the same manner, obly $50. This Messrs. Lewis, Day, Helmcken, Rob­ to order before trouble started. As the- St, John . ». 1.622.928 ■ 1,673,120 3.09 money would be moat useful In Improv­ ertson. Bolden, Mara, Shotbolt, D. E. meêtlng progressed the He was fre­ Calgary . .. 1,396,150 2,098.492 504 morning. Mr. Mann reached the city ing the- place. The hospital Is solvent, Campbell, and Mrs. Rhodes. CASAULTIES ON 1.362,700 8.3 quently passed and a riot was soon London,.. .. 1.260.015 last evening from Vancouver. * — 936,481 1,753.558 87,2 HEADS OF TWO started amyng the assemblymen. Lay­ Victoria .. Meeting Premier. TRANSCONTINENTAL ROAD Edmonton .. 810,353 917.046 13.1 put upon them by the addition of sur­ ing aside all dignity, the legislators “I have an appointment with Pre­ face water might prove a very serious ILLEGITIMATE hurled Inkstands at tach other's heads, . $95,119,211 $129,070,477 35.6 mier McBride at 12 o'clock. t:ntil £ REPUBLICS MEET thing. Total have ascertained his view's hi respect and many duels are expected to be (Special to the Times.I Regina .. 798.440 Mr. Topp referred to the report made to railway enterprises which are pend­ USE OF SEWERS hi Mr. Herring, the New York en­ fought as a result of the meeting. Ottawa. Oct. 16.-The toll of de ith The splendid showing of the city Is ing I don’t know that I can say what gineer. who several yieara agq reported In the event of the overthrow of the t»,- construction work, on the National. already attracting attention from the are to. tw tiu» plans of the Canadian TAFT AND DIAZ on a Fewer eystefri for Victoria. He present cabinet. General Weyler most Transcontinental railway during thé flhanrln! institutions of the Dominion, Northern Railway Company for tftis probably will be named as the new and It is stated that the recent advent had stated that In the downtown sec­ last fiscal yéar was 68 killed and 20 province. I can say this much, how­ EXCHANGE GREETINGS tion such surface water would do no premier. He has been an active mem­ of the Dominion bank ttt Victoria is to ever. Our main llee from the prairies ALDERMAN STEWART •erloysly Injured. The fatalities were damage, but 4i should not be allowed ber of. the Liberal party. be closely followed by that of at least to the coast has been located. We be­ MAKES A COMPLAINT tr, the outside sections. * (Concluded on page 10.) mostly caused by dynamite explosions. two other banks. Both of thësié' ere lieve we will have lower grades than In Mr. Topp’s opinion, were the City Eastern institutions. A third was ne­ any other transcontinental line Border Towns Celebrate the Council to strictly enforce the regu gotiating for a Government street site through the mpuntatns. We purpose latietir- afillTfrfrgfiTbTrtIfc"use of seWai ]k titra»1 months this eu. Toftowîng la water fOW*~thc eatrtrot ^ ...... Visit uf the Pres Charges That in Many Cases for any surface water, it mightIght neces- ; but when they were unable to-obtain all routes. This line runs west from sîtaté a large expenditure on addl-addl 1 the location they desired they decided Edmonton through the Yellowhead idents. Connections Are Made for tlonal surface drains. Bjit some relief to defer their opening here until an­ Pais, to Cranberry Lake, which Is.the would be' given to the situation Just other site was obtainable. summit of the divide, thence down Surface Drainage. a, anon. «» the *«rf«cs draining, roe- LA Nvirth ThomeeopThompeon riverijvsr tq,to theth# tTlmc. Leurd Wire.) tem now . nearly completed was put In EXPORT LUMBER Fr» «driver, and by"IK# srtuth hank E1 pa;0i 'Texas, O, t. «.-Président" of the latter to the coast. We have""...... Taft of the United States and Presi- That some building contractors And TRADE IMPROVES survey parties now in the field work; dent Diaz of Mexico met and ex­ J householders are given to the practice PRINCE OF WALES in* in both directions frqm Cranberry changed vxpn‘s*lons of good will to­ Lake. day. while the band* and the cUnnon of raakljag an Illegitimate use of the “In respect to possible branch lines of fhe two great republics Joined their sewerage system of the city wa» The OPENS NAVAL HARBOR Big Plants in State of Wash­ which the company may build in this echoes across the Rio Grande. hint conveyed to ..members of the province, I can say that we are pre­ streets, sewers and bridges commit­ The modern business blocks of El ington Will Resume pared to give full consideration to the Paso, as well as the adobe front of tee of the City Council by Alderman Work at Dover, Which Has claims of Vancouver Island for rail the old Juarez across the river are fes­ StewartTSt~the regular weekly meeting Operations. connection with the mainland. As you last evening. He said he had informa­ tooned with American and Mexican Cost Nearly $20.000,000, may suppose, our company has had Hags entwined. Ail the business houses tion to Che effect that a large number for a long time'full information re­ of residences In the city had made con­ of the two border towns are closed tor Almost Completed. Liberal Rally Port Gamble, Wash,. Oct. 16.—After specting the strategical position of the the holiday and the celebration which nection* with the sewers so as to carry four months of Inactivity, the first Island in respect to the transportation off surface water, particularly rain ______began early In the-mornlng when the erioil In which the machinery has problem m this section of the Domln- Mexiéan présldéntr- reached Juarez In water, and be wanted to know from INSTITUTE HALL, been Idle since the constructlontof the ion. ana you can rest assured that any ; magnificent private car, will not the city engineer If the latter knew mines Leased Wire.) mill in 1853. the big lumber plant of feasible scheme had not escaped our j cioae until Mr. Taft return* thia eyen- such to be the case. Dovfcr, England. Oct. 16.—The naval VIEW STREET the Puget Mill Company here Is to re­ notloe. ing from the banquet given lit his hon- Mr. Trtpp said he was -aware that In harbor, which has been In the course of sume operations next week. “Our plan* for railway building in . or by President Taft, and la escorted to a number of cases such connections construction here for 11 years ahd has Since the closing of-4he mill, which had been made with the sewer. this province naturally depends upon the railway station for the resumption cost about $20.004,000, was formally TUESDAY, OCT. 19th, cuts for the cargo trade, the condition the attitude of the provincial govern­ er his transcontinental Journey. Several of the aldermen thought this of the coastwise and*fôrelgn lumber a most serious matter, it seemed opened yesterday'- by the Prince of ment toward* such enterprise, and un­ .President Diaz, surrounded by hie AT t P. M. market has Improved materially, and til I have had in dpjyg-tunlty of as­ st*p of officers In gold lace, himself strange that such a thing could bef In' Wales. the Port Ludlow mill, also operated by view of the tçct' that all connections certaining the viewg of Premier Mc­ wearing a uniform gorgeous with prec­ The harbor comprise* an area of this company, har been kept In opera­ Bride and his colleague* It would be ious metal and glittering orders, was have to be pgssed upon by thç plumb­ nearly 760 aerça, formerly covered by SPEAKERS : tion night and day. The 'Fort Gamble ing Inspector. „ l premature for me to say what may mèt at the American approach to the the open sea, but to which the biggest plant will now he operated on a double be the policy of our company. international bridge by Secretary of Aid. Stewart *Ald the property own­ Dreadnoughts may now have access at HON, PRANK OLIVER, Minister of the Intenor, time schedule also. ers bAd a way of getting around the Riches of Island. War Dickinson. Brigadier-Genera! all times. RALPH SMITH, M. P. Word ha* been received here from Meyer and Governor Campbell of plumbing Inspector. He knew of «rases Bellingham to tb£ effect that the-big “You may say this, however. This where surface connections were made SENATOR BOSTOCK. Vancouver Island Is an Immense dis­ Texas, had brought wrtth him from DROPS PROTEST. Bellingham Bay Lümber Company Fort Sam Houston, batteries A, B Aild 1 with the sewer Just as eoon as the would resumeiXoperatlons soon, after trict of wonderful richness in re­ JOHIV OLIVER, Provincial -Liberal Leader. C of the third field artillery, two squad­ plumbing Inspector's back had been nearly two years of ldlenesa sources; and the hope of the people Almonte. Ont., Oct. 16.'—The protest rons of the third cavalry and the en­ turned The serious part of the thing* ^The resumption of these cargo mllfe to benefit from railway construction Is was that the capacity Of the sewer of T. B. Caldwell, of Ltinarlf, against tire ninth infantry. Artillery and eav- HON. M. R JACKSON will occupy the Chair Is taken as a sign of- reviving pros­ not only a most tiatural aspiration, but mains In #onte sections was already W. Thoburn, M.P. for North Lanark, (Concluded on page A) perity ln the lumber trade. one the fulfillment of which dsn hard­ .overtaxed, an* to have a further load has been dropped VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1909,

PUPILS COACHED BT CORRESPOND- MNCE, If desired. James Bay Academy, BERNIER TO GO corner Medina and Mlmcoe streets. Thim Comfortable TEAK TABLE, hand-carved, at your own price. Davies A Son, Phone. 742, Blockade on Government Street For the Sickroom Home TO NORTH POLE Fort street. lyeMWST WANTBD-rAt once, by middle-aged gen­ At thm night Prlom tleman, position as manager of high- For the Last Three Days. White enamel douche cans,, TO*1* class, medium-slxçd hotel; exceptional Situated on three lots with a WILL CLAIM ALL references ; abstainer. Apply Joseph This was the condition of our store and sidewalk, caused by all sizes, with hard rubber frontage of 115 ft. by 120 ft. deep, . Dean, care of Canadian Northern Hotel, shut-off tap. -close to car line and with all LAND FOR CANADA Port Arthur, Ont. 016 the flow of prospective buyers of pianos coming and going. Invalid Chairs, Kidney modern conveniences. The house WANTED—At once, position as clerk or This will continue for some time to come. consists of five rooms, bathroom, cashier in flrat-claa* hotel; excellent Trays. pantry, Wbodshçd and stable; testimonials; abstainer. Apply F. W. White, Port Arthur, Ontario. æ!« HURRY 1 Call early so as to have a larger stock to select Antiseptic Cottons, Gauzes grounds all under cultivation, lit Sir Wilfrid Laurier Says Expe­ from, aa they are going fast.. and Bandages, etc. lawn anch garden, with a num­ CASSELLS' POPULAR EDUCATOR. 8 ber of fruit trees. Including dition Will Leave Next vojs.. for $4. The Exchange, 718, Fort Crutches, all sizes. plums, apple, pear, peach, apri­ street. /j o!6 cot, raspberries, black, white and ------? Hot Water Bottles and Syringes made of the best quality of red currant», also strawberries— Spring. M. IV. Waltt & Co., Ltd. rubber. all In good bearing.. This la » Stewart Williams & Co. first class place and will have to The House of Quality The- antiseptic Spitting Cup, with refills. be seen to he appreciated. Price (Time. Leased Wire.) Herbert Kent, Mgr. - 1004 GOVERNMENT ST. 14,500, on which term» can be ar- Duly Instructed will sell by PUBLIC Ottawa. Oct .«.—At the cloro of an AUCTION at * - Southall’s Obstetric Flannel Binder. add real by Capt. Bernier before the “Hill Crest,/’ Craigflower Road Abdominal Supporters and Shoulder Braces always in stock. Canadian Club this afternoon, deecrlb» In, his last trip north on the steamer Near Arcadia avenue, P. Gosling. Esq., Arctic, Sir Wilfrid Laurier declared having left for the Prairie, the whole Tnurniurmn—**—*********——**********,«“——*****,*****••' of the • Pemberton that neat spring the government would Campbell’s Prescription Drug Store send Bernier in the Arctic to the north D. K. CHUNGRANES, Ltd. AND SON again, with permission to go right to We "are prompt. *• ere careful, CORNER OF FORT AND DOUGLAS STS. Household Furniture Phone 242 608 BROUGHTON ST. Near Govt. St. and our price» are reasonable. eta fort streei the North Pole ana claim all lands for Canada lying north of the prop rendit Saturday Specials in all Season- known lend. and Effects Contained Therein, On • able Fish, Fruit and Vegetables COMMONWEALTH TO POULTRY OUR SPECIALTY. B.C. MESSENGER CO. THURSDAY, OCT. 21st, ESQUIMALT AND OLYMPIA OYSTERS FRESH DAILY. 1212 GOVERNMENT ST. TAKE OVER TERRITORY AT 2 O’CLOCK. Including: For Saturday 40S—PHONES—dti DR .WING ROC^M—Vety handsome When you have NOTÉS. PACKAGES leather covered sofa, mission oak or OTHER MATTER TO DELIVER, Bill Passes Its Second Reading chaire and rockers, mission oak ahn •-1 ' wb orrat don’t worry. cflalF, up. in leather; very fine ma­ in Federal hogany cabinet, oak centre table, cov­ OUR COAL IS ALL COAL ! FRESH EASTERN EGGS, per dozen .j...... 35f PHONE US. ered in leather: brass fender and fire FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER, 3 lbs. for ...... *1.00 THE OLD RELIABLE, House. irons, cosy corner and cushions, .oak established For It Tous. lclock. Pictures, very handsome velvet ENGLISH PICKLES, all kinds, quart bottles, each ...'.Sfc# pile carpet, etc. PHONE .Special lo tils Times.) DIN I NO ROOM—Ex. tablé. S oak chair, up. In leather; Morris chair, RUMOR OF ALFONSO'S „ «fjhopri». Pci,. « —ln th* fsdsral cane chairs.— cieeh, ; finds* and flee house of representatives the tilti pro­ Irons, boot box, paper rack, ruga, din­ THE WINDSOR GROCERY COMPANY DEATH NOT CONFIRMED viding for taking over of the northern ner set. crockery, carpet, etc. OPPOSITE P0ST0FFICB. GOV’T STREET territory by the Commonwealth was KITCHEN—Very gtwd range (nearly road a-second time. Premier Deikin new), kitchen table, oil store, kitchen chaffs. cooking utensils, carpet ADDRESS «aid that IT Arnmutans. set down *»d Spanish Embassy in London sweeper, broom a. copper boiler, tub ’7 SIS confessed There me*partly to cepe with and wringer, howls, meat safe, sealers, Discredits Report From quiet half of Australia, how could they sewing machine, step ladder, mowing Trounce on broad human linee resist the pro- machine (new), heater, a quantity ot Madrid. posai that some other nation should piping (new), a lot of <*ar|>enter tools, Ave. wheelbarrow, garden hose and coup­ settle and develop that territory T lings, good washing machine, etc. HALL—Oak hall rack, very hand­ NOTICE fTIh^e* Lcat*ctl Wire.) some oak writing desk, a quantity of BORN. « ■/. I Parts. Oçt. 15.—An un< ouflrm. .! rr- CL’LLIN-At Victoria, B. C . on Friday. very good Brussels stair carpet and j port/the origin of which cuuld hot be October Util, tile wile of rapt. H. 4. hall carpet, etc., etc. Victoria Fuel Co. trated, was circulated to-day paying Rous Culttn, bursar ol the Vmvuntll last June, when Slxe 11-4. per pair ...... R *> Towels. Table Linens. Laos and end which we are GOING TO SELL at prices that will give you Boardman was sent out on a charge will find our prices very reason­ FOR SAI.K—Cheap, a good piano, nearly SUe 12-4. per pair ...... UM Colored Curtalaa. -, GENUINE SURPRISE. The candies are of the BEST of threatening to kill his wife. ndw. Times Box 331. \ 022 able. QUALITY, made under SANITARY CONDITIONS, and will CONSULTATION FREE. Ex­ PASSENGERS LANDED. FOR SALE-TWO homes, a buggy and pert eye examination assured. We «gain demonstrate that CASH PRICES means lowest therefore be THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE. ^ . single harness; cheap for quick sale. C.P.K. Steamer Athabasca Is Still Flrpa < Box 332, Times. °19 Prices. Save money by buying here. MILK CHOCOLATE BISCUITS, per box...... 35<* on Rocks. EVENING CLASSES In bookkeeping, typewriting, arithmetic, shorthand, etc. J. H, LePAGE l ib. bo* of FRY'Ü ASSORTED CREAMS, per box...... 50# (■pedal to the Times.) Victoria Busin*** College. opposite Spencer’». Government »tree|. 0I6 Optician and Optometrist, H-lb. box of CHOCOLATE ALMONDS, per box...... 35# Toronto. Ont.. Oct 16.—The Canadian^ Robinson’s Cash Store 1242 GOVERNMENT STREET. Pacific steamer Athabasca in still on FOR BALE-A $75 piano certlttcate on the rocks at Flames. Pat Island. Fifty Waltt’s. Whet offers? Box 333, o» Corner Yatee. MILK CHOCOLATE CARAMELS men- »r» tightering her ao she can be j. E. Andrews, Mgr. 642 Yates St DISC GRAMOPHONE ; and «^iweords: MILK CHOCOLATE, with Almond Nuts ... released. They failed to-day| to move snap at $45 tlftTIbt. Butler. iOt-Yates. oM CHOCOLATE NOUGATE ...... •> her. All passenger*' effects will fol­ low them to their hopiea. BUTLER, J. R -Successor to A. J. Win- CHOCOLATE ALMONDS...... stone, dealer In second-hand furniture, Mrs. Charles A. Boos (nee Henry) will stoves, books, etc..* etc., 801 Yate», cor­ -fainrni.ATF. DROPS ...... • ...... bene atai homenom** to herucr friend*urtius atei 636imi Menxiesmpiuim ner (juadrf. Tel. Rl*28. shsM wi la> ritfri'AAd 'fWllfiTftUlfaffkfr* ( HOCOLATE CREAMS ...... FOR SALE—Savage $).# rifle, barrel In Anti-Rheumatic of each month. perfect conditlorT $12, with cover. Ap­ CHOCOLATE CIGARS ...... ply Box 336, Tiroes Office.______off Aeuto and Chronic Diseases treated with heat, water and massage. CHOCOLATE ANIMALS...... —Voter* are registering very slowly CONSULT YOUR OWN DOCTOR. Per Box for the forthcoming municipal elec­ PIANO—German make, nearly ton**. $175. liiitier, 831 POET ST. PHONE 1886 ttiarmr qrTfiEB tion». Vp to last evening only. 240 had trad# regfkfrafton lüirider tne hoûséhôtiT-': FRY’S MILK CHOCOLATE, per packet...... er and license-holder qualifications at MORTGAGE—18.000 want^ on Improved FRY’S CROQUETTES, per packet ...... Mr. NorthcoJLt'* office at the city hall. property worth $16,000. Alpha, Tl™** Regletration^can be made until the end Olflee. 023 WANTED of the month. Last year 1.545 TTdfcmie AN INVESTIGATION OF CONDITIONS The “BOM-AMI** THESE ARE FOR SALE BY and householder* acre <>n the list. IN THIS C7TTY would conrtnee you that A man teacher with Flrat.Claes B. C. sn 8 roomed house-«new and modern) In Large shipments to of Certificate for the StaS of the .Victoria —In a political qstlcle appearing In James Bay should b. a good buvMtg»» band for a horns or Inve.tinani at ILjOO. ».«i OLD COUNTRY BLANKETS Schools. Salary, I960 a year" Applica­ last evening's Times an error occurred cash, balance «30 per month Apply EIDERDOWN QUILTS tions, stating age and experience, re­ The Hcfftènce, ’The railway policy Owner. IKK Broad «treat.______ow ceived up to November let. whit'll-Mr. Oliver outlined in his speech HOSIERY, LACER, RIBBONS , LOT on corner of Shake- and a large selection of EDWARD B. PAUL, COPAS & YOUNG at yietorla on Tuesday evening last GOOD L»VEL spsaro and Drnman «'rrou ror sal., NOTTINGHAM City superintendent of School», hgs met with hearty approval through - ,.'h..p; ala.. Mal3« frot; BEIM.WS, tarms, • lace curtains Victoria, B. c.— ANTI-COMBINE GROCERS out the country, and In particular Uit Tw^lots"— *■ a -----nexta a..t. *Klmthla Ml* Sold II finds favor with the PeopleIieopte of VancOUfVancOut; each last month. Applv 11 from 50c to H.60 per pair. ver." should have read "with the peo- .treet, or telephone 1«2------A visit cordially Invited to the pie of Vancouver island.” TO LETT—Housekeeping rooms, Elsmere The “BON AMI” Corner of Fort and Broad Streets House, 904 Pandora Ave. Late Co-op. Hear This ! , —An Orange Lodge *n& organised at T?« IrE TM TATES ST. Phones Ô4 and 133 Phones 94 and 133 Duncan on Friday evening by J. W. Whitelev. provincial organiser. Fob ; aVs SEE US FIRST ■HELTON * BON, Proprietors. lowing Is a list of the officers elected *nr the »»r>*»Mlee term M . U J. ABOUT YOUR Dramatic Recital WANTED-At once. 6 or 6 second-hand Hagan; DM., R. H. Whldden; Chap.. In good condition. Iron wheelbarrows olfl Tuesday Eve., 19th October I Rev. F. Q. Christmas; See., J. SomWr* Box 339. Times AT t-O'CLOCK. vhlei Treat., Ja* Murchle; D. of Cer., FOR VALUE .and term* combined this j MANTELS, GRATES DEPOSITS. —Prominent visitors to Victoria dur­ H. F. Armstrong; Lect., Job. Mottl- * r” tht4a all. New, modern house. | Music Kindergarten EMANUEL BAPTIST 0HUB0H ing the week were W. 8. Morris, of the shaw. j £ood locality. $3,(W, and only IfflO cash, j Cor. Gladstone Ave. and Fern wood I Kysn & leans. 1007 government St, 0I6 ( AND TILES By the KATHERINE BURROWBB Road. ‘he B. C. Permanent Loan Company India Clvir Service, and L. Cu.rtle, course ot music study, children ac­ •ept» deposits of $1.00 and upwards. Johannesburg, South Africa. Both ^n- —The death occurred this morning at m»oi> LOT on Unden avenue, clos* J**» . FOR THAT HOME OF YOURS quire a thorough grounding In Senator Riley in the Chair. »wing Interest at the rate of four 8t. Joseph's hospital of J. B. Grives, at rxniv si ooo it'* certainly u bargain. , SSSn A°Lang, 1007 Government St. o!6 , music without drudgery.. ■ tent, per annum on the minimum tlemen are on furlough, and chçse to the age of 65 yeara.^ He was a native We also carry LIME, CEMENT REV. D. B. HATT, B. A. speed their vpeatkm tn^Cgnada. During CLASSES (FROM 4 TO I PUPILS) irthly balance^ . of Ontario, lintrhit for the past two ydkr#ydars --a-p dm PER LOT and all BUILDERS' SUPPLIES. NOW FORMING. -— Vancouver -he total amount Of any portion the tour, which has extended from the hadJ least beeni rxrvr»l employedCIIH/I'I, InIII VVHIIVVconnection ^IWII withVS GOODtoOJY »\ Vn it.te. will sellroll 4« for I*2. tcrest They left for the Mainland en communicated with, after which the iv Box LW. Times Office. Phone 272 venile, IF cents. For the course, IL ment street. Victoria. B. C. route to Montreal yesterday. =Lh VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, uvyumk IB, 1909. HARBOR MASTER NEWYORK HONORS BROOKLYN EXPLORER *5 DRINK MAKES COMPLAINT4 “Le Chic’’. Pi» curls. Very Dent’s $1 Dr. Cook Makes Statement Re­ suitable gloves DEPOSITS OF REFUSE garding the Barrill addition to VOONIA every style of Very good Charges. ON THE WATERFRONT hair. — - value 75* to $2 TEA New York, Oct. 1$.—Following his tOtO GOVERNMENT STREET Council Orders Investigation as recent return from a tour of the prin­ cipal cities of#‘ the middle west, the W. Onwim Ih. laltar Senw hy Serving Other, Beef. YOU’LL LIKE IT City’s Jurisdiction in aidermen of Greater New York yes­ terday ga|ve Dr. Frederick A. Cook, the Matter. Brooklyn explorer, the freedom of the Come To Us For Misses* and Children’s Suits city. An enormous crowd witnessed 50c Per Lb. the ceremony which was held in the At la* evening's meeting of the city hall. Mayor McClellan was not And Coats AT YOUR GROCER'S. streets committee of the city council, present. Mayor Hall said he had had a com­ In congratulating Dr. Cook, Bird S. Color, president of ' the borough of plaint from the harbor master, Cap-, Brooklyn, criticised Mayor McClellan SPCIAL SALE OF tain Clarke In reference to tb* fact for not attending the ceremonies. Ti that the city engineef*7Tfinrr6een de­ The explorer, apparently mtTch im­ positing refuse in the water at Bridge pressed by the aldermen's assuranpes Sample Collars street. The ea.w mills were also de­ of confidence in his claim of^ having positing saw dust and slabs along the reached thé ‘North Pole,» said : COMMENCING AT ‘ This is the, proudest moment of my Butter and Eggs shore. This tended to pollute the har­ life, especially as your assurances of bor. -confidence In me follow so closely on 7.30 This Evening TESTED rods, per dozen ...... 35* Air, Tupp explained that he had al- the false affidavit roeritiy printed' FRESH EGGS. per 'dozen...... 55* ready abandoned the practice whit* Î without giving me art opportunity to Lace, Linen and a few Chiffons, < 'apt. Clarke complained'of. And after , defend myself. 1 will substantiate VICTORIA CREAMERY BUTTER, pr lb...r?r<— ..v .74#* •some debate respecting the-complaint every statement that I have made. regular price 25c, 35c, 50c^ThU about the milling companies It was Later fh the afternoon Dr. Cook j ISLAND CREAMERY BUTTER, per lb...... ,. 35* decided to refer the matter to the gave out this affidavit relative to the evening ,___ . — EASTERN CREAMERY BUTTER, 3 lbs. for...... $1.00 solicitor so as to report as to the Barrill affidavit: . city's jurisdiction. “I am sure that^aflldavlt was paid they go for ...... 1 DC yÇ5 CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER, 144b. box..;....,.. $4.50 A number of the alderlrieh were .of for, and I am going Ip the Pacific coast the -opinion that the city should not to Investigate It. if any one climbs allow ground to be made on the water- Mount McKinley he wflj find there fijont by the milling companies, deposlt- conclusive proof that I have preceded CHILDRENS BLACK AND WHITK itig quantities of sawdust and other him." CHILDREN’S COATS, nfT'little reefers, at refuse on low ground. The danger from $5.75, $4.50, $3.75 and ...... $3.00 CHECK DRESSES and spots suitable for The Family Cash Grocery chi.idren from 3 to, 5...... $1.75 • fire was thought to be very great, to NICARAGUA CAPITAL MISSES’ COATS, in serges, tweeds, made up say nothing of the nuisance which SIMILAR KIND, little better quality, but- Corner Yates and Douglas Streets X fnlght be created by the decompoei- in navy, reseda, myrtle, brown, fancy and tion of the heap.,. UNDER MARTIAL LAW '"plain'colors, brattled. Price . ... .$6.00 ....toned-down front, at ...... $2.50 4— The question of lateral rormeettoq# TWO PIECE SUITS, ages 8 to 16. at.$6.50 COATS, single and double breasted, in WAS Again brought up at the request LITTLE SA HAIR SUITS for children from of city Engineer Topp, who asked for Zelaya Has Closed All Ports on greens, browns, blues and old rose, made I******** instructions when preparing specifica­ up in new welted serges, silk facings. For 2 to 12. at $6.50 and...... $4.50 tions for all works of permanent street the Atlantic sale at $12.50 to ;...... ’.$9.50 DRESSES FOR OLDER GIRLS, ages from improvements. He wanted to know if 8 to 12. in blacks and serges and „ other it was the wish of the board that he Coast. — LITTLE REEFER COATS, in red, navy, colors, at from $4.50 to ... .$2X5 should make calculations for the cost blue, brown, green and fawn, prettily SPLENDID LINE MISSES’ SITTS, in all Ornaments of Jet of the laterals in all estimates which braided, at $5.75, $4.50 and...... $3.75 h* would hereafter prepare. If such qualities and shades, at $14.50, $12.75 and wets the case it would mean g great Washington, Oct. 16.—Late advices LONG ULSTERS—The very thing for ...... $11.50 You will And It easy to pick out your needs here. Our, stock com­ amount of additional office wbrk. received yesterday at the state de­ ‘school wear, in plain cloths, fancy stripes, partment show that martial law has VERY SERVICEABLE LITTLE, SAILOR prises expensive as well as moderate priced articles. The aldermen thought they had per­ velvet and plain collars. These are obtain­ SUITS, prettily trimmed with red and EARRINGS. per pair. $1.50, $2.60, $3.00, and ...... $3.50 haps better go slow In the whole been declared In Managua, the capital able in various colors. Up from... .$4.75 CROSSES, up from ...... 3349 question of lateral connections, as It of Nicaragua, and that President Ze­ black braid, in browns, navies, rose, light LONG. CHAINS, up from ...... $5.30 was likely to prove * very expensive laya has decreed the Atlantic coast CHILDREN’S DRESSES, very serviceable and dark greens, skirts nicely pleated, at BRACELETS, snake*, etc.. $L00, U.S0. and - ...... WW Axndextaking if- the policy af -doing all ports closed R* porta of entry. It i* little suits, in flannelettes and ginghams. $6.50 and ...... $4.00 Also, Hatpins. 50c.. and $1.00; Brooches. Necklets, etc. the work when streets are first im­ iBo rr ported that the entire eu - • checks and plaids. 90c and...... 75* CASHMERE DRESSES, in all the various The different articles of jet may Be worn by ladies of all ages and proved was to be strictly adhered to. of Nicaragua is in the possession of. this Is bne of the reasons for its great popularity. For Instance the cost of making such the revolutionists, and that the revolt BUSTER BROWN DRESSES, at $1.60 shades, at prices ranging from $3.75 to connections "On Linden avenue alone has extended to the western part of and ..>. .., t '...... $1.50 ...... $1.75 would be m the neighborhood of $23.- ttigs country. - ...... ______000. After some debate It decided -to The closing of these Nicaraguan " j ' ■.... REDFBRN AND SONS lay the whole question over for fur­ ports is proving an embarrassment to the steamship lines which have re­ Great Tha See our JEWELLERS. ther consideration. Thos. Shotbolt was present as repre­ ceived goods tor shipment there, and Variety of Neckwear 1000 GOVERNMENT STREET. VICTORIA, B. C. sentative of the property owners on the state department has also asked Blouses ANGUS CAMPBELL & CO., LTD. r bepartmemt Foul Bay rbad, to protest against the whai course should be pursued with proposal to lay down a wooden side­ respect to these shipments, and also walk on the section of that thorough­ with respect to mails destined to east­ ern ports as well as to Interior points. J fare between Crescent street and Fairfield road, and charge the property The state department has referred the owners four-fifths- of the«, c^st. He latter matter to Ole postmaster-gen­ TO SPORTSMEN •>ut that for .the paW twenty eral. With respect to the shipment of years the property owners In that sec­ cargoes the department has as yet tion oft the city had beep paying taxes made no -response, but It is believed Remember to Order Your and hkd not received any benefits tHfct freight landed at closed ports whatever from civic improvements, now In the jiands of the* revolution­ either in the way of police protection ists are liable to confiscation as smug­ AMBERITE CARTRIDGES or electric light. Ih view of this he gled», goods should the Zelaya govern­ Beeson opens October 1st. thought that it would be an equitable ment subsequently secure possession When furnishing The Home arrangement for the city to agree to of them. l«ay council who expressed surprise that riculturists, 1 Who though possibly own­ lish Mission the solicitor had taken such action ing Alberta lands for some time have style Hall Beautiful % cut Golden without consulting the board. Alder­ continued to farm their holdings in the huiaiiiiuui.iiiiiawduiniiAnitunnii man Turner Was loud In his denuncia-, State*. They »r* now writing tim­ Rack, solid Oek Table, pedestal style, - tlnri of the artfon. In this connection ing to Southern Alberta with their ef­ ÿt cut Oak E. B. MARVIN G GO. Messrs. MqPhIMps ft Davie, solicitors fects. Colonization interests are now Bevelled round top, extends to 8 ft. 1206 WHARF ST. ; VICTORIA, B. 0. for the brewing company, wrote say­ planning for a colonization campaign ing that their clients would dispute of large proportions. add every effort •Plate long. This is a high grade the authority of (he city to order the We are headquarters for Window will be made to place landowners in Mirror, Shades. Mouse and Store-Awnings removal of the buildings it w. reside.nee upoct-holdings: ~ATr"’attgrnrpt -tsWTfflirilt'ttr-mtortr-Hiiy derided to Instruct the city solicitor to box seat, oxydiaed trimmings. Use only the best materials arid will also be made to rent to practical I first-class wont men smp. Be sure take legal action to cotntiel the brew­ American farmers all the holdings of I Umbrella rack and drip pan. dining room. A bargain at to get our prices before placing ing company to remove It...... those* who cannot arrange to go Into | Cannot be beaten at the your orders elsewhere. Estimates , ■ Views of Danes. residence upon their purchased land. CASH PRK K $13.50 the CASH PRICE $35 cheerfully furnished. Plumbing & Heating T». THe 'smvtailt TWe frHght-itepertirwit of tit. of Edward E. Barrill saying that Dr. dlan Pacific If already feeling the ef­ Good Advice Worth Knowing Frederick A. Cook did not reach the fect» of the Influx of settlers and their Tha cool Bights are around again, summit of Mount McKinley, and carloads of effects, the Increase last but what preparations have you what Is considered here as a vague month of Incoming tonnage Into the made for keeping your home mofo reply to the affidavit by Dr. Cook, are Bow valley district alone being 130 per comfortable than It was last year Smith & Champion cent. during the-winter 7 believed. to have weakened somewhat It requires skill and experience to the American explorer's position that lastsi good heating. We claim to he ascended the mountain to Its apex. 1420 Douglas St. Near City Hall Phone 718 have that. Can we be ofysny as- Publie opinion, however, still favors ft ■titahcelo.youT OtTr work always his claim that he reached the north 99 guaranteed. * polo. The newspapers are reticent on the subject, but the authorities and ex­ A. Sheret plorers continue their belief In Dr. Humphrey's’ Seventy-Seven PROPOSES TO ESTABLISH tion that will place the farm under the BANK TRAGEDY; Telephone 629 754 Fort SL Cook. Prof. Torp. rector of the Uni­ Famous Remedy for Grip A control of the Illinois authorities. She versity of Copenhagen, said yesterday: MODEL CONVICT FARM declares that the convicts could make Los Angeles, Cal., Oct. 16.—In spite ■It la clear that Dr. Oopk Is being pur­ the venture profitable to the state, of the announcement of the Chicago sued by enemies. There Is no reason police that they haVf positively Identi- - while at the same time the prisoners tor .me to change my mind because the lied the man who committed suicide stories are printed. Nevertheless we Chicago Woman Confident would be given the benefit of better after robbing the Ersktne Sa vingt cannot understand why Dr. Cook conditions during their enforced servi­ bank at Highland Park, as Lamar Har­ - cannot send us the observations he COLDS tude. 1 To reiterate, attend to the Scheme Would Be Profit­ ris, of Los Angeles. Mrs. W. Harris made at the north pole before two Mrs. Ide secured the farm, which Lamar's mother, and his wife, refuse The Taylor Mill Co. months." “first feeling” of a Cold ; lassi­ able to State. contains four thousand acres, from to credit the report. The Women be LIMIT*» LIABILITY. Capt. Otto Sverdrup, the Arctic ex­ tude and weakness ; by taking a' Mrs. Davis Ellsworth Lucas, the wife lieve that a terrible mistake has beer plorer. also thought that the denial of Dealers In Lumber, Saab, poors and an kinds of Building Material dose of ‘.‘Seventy-seven” at once, of a prominent physician who Is inter­ made and that future events will prove Dr. Cook's conquest of Mount ’Mc­ ested in the reformation theories pro­ that Harris was In no way connected MW. Office and Tarda, North Government Street, Victoria, B. a Kinley was due to hla enemies. Com­ thp immediate cure will be cer­ tain. Chicago, Oct. HL—Mrs. Mary Ide, pounded by Mrs. Ide. with the robbery at Highland Park. P. 0. Box 628 Telephone 564 mander Hovgaard, also an Arctic ex­ who has been Interested In prison re­ plorer of note, said: "1 have not If you delay until the Sneezing, changed', my mind about Dr. Cook. I Coughing and Sore Throat set in, forms for several years, has started a X know nothfng about Mount McKinley, the eure by 1 ‘ Seventy-seven ’ ’ will campaign to fhls city with the object Ayer's Sarsepsrills is s tonic. It dees but I think he can prove that he not stimulate. It does not make you be just as sure but it may take of having - the inmates of the penal A flavoring need the um* as fc»on or vanilla. reached the pole." feel better one day, thee as bsd at ever Br dissolving granulated sugar in water and longer. institutions transferred to a model Run Down ? the next. There is not a drop of alcohol adding Mapleine, a delirious syrup is made and From 1666 to 1906 the number of commis­ Handy for everybody, fits the convict farm In Cheyenne county. Col* in iu Yea have the steady, even gain sion* In the British arm y granted from veat pocket. All druggists, 25e. 4* peer MAPLEINE renpc book. Creeceet Ml,. C... Seattle, We. thy rank* was 1.631-^672 second lieutenants, orado. 160 miles east of Denver. i«•/ EnUnSfiEm —fi*» dcaW. A strong that comes from a strong tonic. Ask !.**> quartermasters, and « ridingmasters. Humphreys' Borneo. Medlclr*FTN>., Cor. BBaaaJ$^E*3bs£apmBnaanmmaaBnnHmHH Last 7**r, 6» were granted. I WlUtiun and Ann Streets, New York. Mrs Ide proposes to secure legisla­ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1909.

British connection. The .failure of all do have e secret wish that I could be commiserated with In the same way. I previous st tempts'to win elections by could stand a good lot of commiseration. RAILWAY POLICY TIMES AD. CALENDAR such reprehensible and contemptible Mr. R. Ward’s views about capital and labor going hand in hand ore exactly like meane should have, taught the Tory mine. They ought to be united. Capital OF LIBERALS Men’s Fit-Rite Suits leader a lesson In good manners, if in should ride in Its carriage and labor OCTOBER nothing upon which he sets a higher should be thankful to get ‘In the shafts end pull the carriage along. Capital store. * should- sweetly beam on Its associate, 16 labor, and be ready,, to share the proceeds LEADERS WILL ADDRESS To-Night, $11.75 Per Suit I. T. Bealby, p. A., has written a on a fair basts, sky, four-fifths to capital book on “Fruit Ranching in British j.ànd one-fifth to~labbr. MEETING NEXT TUESDAY 1 hale all these Socialistic .proposal*. It We want Saturday's business to fairly hum all day from 8:30 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. The cor- Columbia.” It is a most interesting is monstrous to tax the land of dear old responding day of last year was a record one, and we are making a big effort to more than volume indeed, dealing as It does with Britain. For centuries no Chancellor of A GOOD store should be the experiences of an Englishman in the Exchequer has dared to lay his sacri­ equal It, ' - ’ advertised as though Us legious hands upon the land, For cen­ John Oliver and Ralph Smith Style A is sold usually at 815; style B is sold usually at 318; style 0 is gold usually at owner Is not only sure that the province before he finally settled turies the landed owners of the Mother It Is a good store—but deter­ down to the fascinating, and we trust Country controlled both House of Lords Will Deal With a Popu­ 330; style D is sold usually at 325. mined that no one shall for­ profitable, chosen occupation of his and House of Commons, and so prevented We made a special buy of these, suits, and rather than leave them at the usual prices we get the fact any proposal to t*x land, and now a little lar Question, life. The book will doubtless have â insignificant Welsh lawyer—one of tne will clear them all out, notwithstanding that they arc worth the usual selling prices, , and The store that’s good large circulation In the British Isles lower orders, mind you—dares to try and enough to advertise should with the effect of turning the attention pass the most revolutionary budget ever would readily sell if they were put into our usual stock. ^ proposed to the British nation. Thank The Liberal policy of opening up the have the benefit of GOOD of intending emigrant» , towards . (his Heaven for the House of Lords! Thank country, as a whole by rallwaye-and advertising—and ENOUGH of province. The publishers, A. A C. Black, Heaven for this noble, patriotic, cultured the policy of the opposition in this Saturday $11.75 Per Suit. Were $16 to $25 it to COUNT. t Soho Spuare, London, say it has been and pious body! Even though they will be charged with gross sriftshne**. with known, in a vague way, that frult- province In the matter of encouraging Inciting to revolution,., with encroaching railway construction in British Colum- | rahchlng in Canada Is an exceedingly upon the undoubted ancient-rights of the pleasant and profitable occupation. House of Commons, they miiet and will bia—will be the chief topic of discus-1 Definite tidings, howeyer, have been sacredly discharge their duty. They muet sion at a great public meeting which I Saturday is Underwear Day in the Men’s Store unflinchingly guard the land from taxa­ la to be held In Institute hall on Tues­ he aily imes lacking. This knowledge—especially as tion. they must refuse to assist In paying SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—Men’s heavy T D T day evening. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—Men’s natural regards British Columbia—is now avail­ for Dreadnoughts and old age pensions* merino shirts and drawers, medium pure natural elastic ribbed, shirts and able in the volume by Mr, Bealby, who they must piously resolve to prevent high Ever since the provincial Liberal Published dally''«excepting Sunday) by taxation of dead millionaires’ estates, drawers, special knit, selected wool. Per has worked and prospered in the colony leader spoke tieriS early In the week weight, for those who do not need heavy TH» TIMES PRINTING A PUBLISH and they must. with , a high and noble the real railway policy which he en- underwear, soft finish. Per garment 50r garment...... *1.50 * INO CO.. UMAtED. ... for a sufficient period, of years to„en- patriotism boro of the purest of motives, nundated-—not the vague suggestions be willing to permit of greater taxation SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—Men’a special SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—Men’s imported able him to apeak with fulness and .au­ and promisee of a policy euvh as the JOHN NELSON, ...... lof the poof7~ quality, heavy sanitary' wool, fleece lrned, Scotch, extra heavy, pure wool shirts and Managing Director. thority. Before he went to Canada to Of course they will compel *n appeal to McBride government Is endeavoring to drawers, the best make. Per garment ...... 1124 Broad Street recruit hie health by ajq open-air’life, the country. From their h|gh *nd delude the electors with—and his out­ shirts and drawers, will not irritate the Business Offlcs Phone 1090 ...... Phone 4» he wae associated with the compilation seats In the hereditary House they will line of what the Dominion government skin. Per garment .. . .50# ...... - ...... *2.50 tdltorlal Office cotnplacs&Uy watch the Commons fight has been doing for this province, un­ SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—Men’a heavy SOCKS—Black and tan cotton socks, strong, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. of the ninth and tenth editions of the the battle of the Barons. Lord Rosebery asked, has been a general subject of Dally—City delivery ...... Me. per month Encyclopaedia Britannica; he Is, there­ and Lord** Rothschild will Join hand in discussion and of unquaflffed 'appFotAL fine quality, will wear well.‘Per pair^ ^ By mall (exclusive of city) .... fore, unusually well qualified to nar­ hand In resisting to the last ditch this It Is a statesmanlike policy, which ap­ fleeced inside. Per garment ...... ,85# shameful encroachment upon their’vested ...... W» P*r •nnum peals to all classes of the people, and SHIRTS ÂND-DRAWERS — Men’s striped Semi-Weekly—By mall (exclusive et rate his experience In a book. His suc­ privileges, and grateful generalIdhs yet SOCKS—Men’s grey ribbed army socks, im-' elty) ...... 11.00 per annum cess In his new venture has been great. unborn will rejoice thkt such noble heroes which Is of especial Interest to this wool shirts and 'drawers, shirts double ported heather socks, black worste'd aoeks, I «rags eke aged ae often ae desired. He 4# «prise winner, net only in loeal arses 4o prevent, the taxation of the rich city and island where railway eom- — breasted, extra heavy winter weight. Per and wealthy claeses. The House of Lords m unicat Ion means so much. heavy wool socks and black cashmere shows; but across the border in the Un­ have nothing to fear from an appeal to Ralph Smith, M. P.. will be the chief j - garment...... 66# socks—all special.values. Per pair. . .25# ited States, and In Great Britain iteelf. COMPARISONS IN LOŸALTŸ. the people. Why should they? It wilt speaker at Tuesday evening's meeting SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—Men’a light SOCKS—Imported ribbed heather mixture The life he pronounces to be almost net coat them a penny, nor need they and he will deal with the relation of and dark shade natural wool shirts and make a speech, and they cannot cast a seeks and bkek ribbed Worsted, good win- Of course Mr. Bordons loÿalty, being ideal. There are practical chapters on the Dominion government to railway drawers, shirts double breasted, jood fflBl ■ WfiHT drew*** th# triEnrs-of wtt ermetruetlnR -Ir-ti»^-psovince^-particu»...... tea wpighl «nil KHOC 1H.1 1*LI LUI l.C 35CÎ1 typically Tory, I* of a superior Mi- rttmatw, srrtt, marketer price*.- varieties string qual ity. PrrjgsriM^BT .. . .76# of fruit and packing, and the volume Ts Victorians who have the welfare of tW tarty as relate» to Vancouver Island. SOCKS—Imported fine winter weight Meek lty. There can be no doubt of hla In­ As Mr. Oliver pointer out the other SHIRTS AND DRÀWgRS—Men’s soft grey cne that will be Invaluable to the em rich, titled and landed classe» at heart, cashmere socks, soft and warm. Special tense devotion to Imperial connection. and tb. ’*-n*N^ir£D.T,MER. evening the Dominie» government is shade lambs’-wool shirts and drawers, igrant as well as of much interest to assisting in the construction of some shirts double breasted, nice winter weight. value, per pair...... 35# He Is not like sir Wilfrid Laurier, the general reader 1,866 miles of railway in British Vrr- Per garment ...... *1.00 SOCKS—Fine quality black cashmere, aoeks, k ... xpfm flsMssr irgtTvi BE A CHARMING WOMAN ‘ lumbla. and there Is available an ag­ English and Canadian make, special grade. The Conservative party, extrxordln gregate of $6.600.000 in subsidies to that SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—Men’s heavy witness (who again would never "de­ elastie ribbed natural wool shirts snd Per pair, 35c and ...... 25# ary to relate, now maintain through Tou never new » beautiful women VESTS—Men’s heavy ribbed wool sweater scend to the Inexpressible meanness of Its mouthpieces that It la no longer a jwho "didn't have beautiful hair. -The Mr. Oliver will also speak at the drawers, very strong and serviceable hut meeting, and will enlarge on some vests or coat sweaters, grey trimmed, libelling a neighbor) awaits the day party Of high taxation. We are told t rharms of a beautiful woman He In fine goods Per garment...... *1.25 points of the opposition policy outlined . . ... her .hair. .. Many. ■ i '| ■■■■■■women doAn aintnot r»allierealise SOCKS—Natural wool aoeks, good navy and grey, trimmed cardinal. Spe­ when Canada wty sever her connection by an authorised mouthpiece of the on Tuesday evehlng. Senator Bos lock mixture lJarty that If It be returned to poorer the attractions they poseeeg because weight for heavy boots. Per pair. .20# cial...... *2.00 wl|h Britain as a ripe apple drops they do not give proper attention y innuendo Impugned by EL L. pay a penny more for their 4-lb. loaf of breed they should thankfully do It, espe­ 40c Special Ceylon Tea or Our 40c Coffee Borden, Tory—and of course patriot. cially as seme of them may live long Hockey players will find a splendid line of HOCKEY STICKS Mr. Borden says a Conservative con­ enough to get an old age pension. here. A new consignment of the beet English goods have just ference will fce held next summer. It The gentleman who has Just died worth 52 HIGHEST AWARDS Fresh Fruits Arriving Daily » millions of dollars ought not to have to "come to hand. * Is time for the party to take coun pay such a large amount as 9 millions in sel together, and It Is devoutly* to be succession duty. It Is shameful. Of hoped that something more worthy aa course he Is dead and may possibly not a plan of campaign * will be evolved know anythin* about It, but if he does he Deaville, Sons & Co. might kick the coffin plate off. be made Wilier Bakir&Ci. un. J. R. COLUSTER than the fdl»eeminatton of Insinuations a real Mve lord for hie achievement, aqd .. Family Grocers i Successor to John BarnsleyBarpaley * Co.' go about protesting against the monstrous reflecting upon the loyalty of eminent taxes. I quite'agree with Mr. Ward that Hiiialrfa and First Street. Ï Phone 324. f Victoria, B. 0. etc. 1821 Government St. Tel. 663. ruffians who hâve given the strong Ms family are subject» of real comtfliwMHl- :~aa== ...... 1^., -jir11111 -i=. est possible proof of their devotion to tion. It does not matter to anyone tt i VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1VU8

HOCKEY CLUB WILL Harris* Smith All That Is Good for All Ailments: MEET AT BALMORAL SATURDAY SPECIALS Are in » portion to put your a Corn? GUNS, RIFLES When you order Ale from your dealer, you want the beet and Grounds Committee to Report OR REVOLVERS purest. Tou don’t want to pay for “a headache in the morn­ —Elect Delegates to B. C. WALNUT BISQUE It-so;* you rnapre the excruclat ing. * ’ You’ll rfgree to that we’re sure. Ijnr agony oWute little peat. The In first-class shape for the see- ■ League. MAPLE FUDGE tale of woe, or wall of toe, should •on, Now I, th* time to biro * When you order Ales or Beers here you skip the im­ persuade you to try In order. purities; you get pure hop and malt drinks, with We carry a fall supply °1 sparkling life in them, too. Ales and Beers that you A general meeting of the Victoria ACTON BROS. BOWES' CORN .Hockey Club will be held In the par­ OÜNP, RIFLES AND SHELLS like to have in your home for yourself, your family 360 YATES 8T. Wide Awake Grocery TEL. 1061 CURE lors of the Balmoral hotel this evening of' Standard Make». and guests. at '$ o’clock, and all gentlemen interest­ ■wewwii.wiwwee>Mwew%>M%mM»»Miw»wMwwtee»w Seal your deliverance from corns Our Repair Department le up- ed In hockey are asked to be present. by .procuring a bottle of this li­ to-data Only the best and most reliable brands are to be found at Although the entrance fee this yetfr has quid from this store. The whole been raised to twe dollars, the club al­ Come whore you can get satis­ this stoie. Sold at popular prices. WMMetMMWeWWMWMWMtWMWMeweiWMMMlWWWMWWWW , outfit will only cost you 26c. The ready has the largest list of member* directions are very simple to fol­ faction. on record. Hockey Is going to boom low. In Victoria this season, and It is ex­ Capital City Wine Store pected that the Prior cup will be re­ DIAMOND AUTOMOBILE TIRES 1230 Broad St Phone Life TeL 1974. ' 1327 Dongles St., Corner Johnson. gained by the local club together with the Brltlgh Columbiâ championship. At WEED NON-SLIP CHAINS the meeting this evening the grounds CYRUS H. BOWES committee will submit the offer of a This is the time of year, above all others, when it is imper­ CHEMIST, —* couple of .playing-fields,vtti the choice ative for you to have good tires on your ear. A eut in one of Telephones 426 and 460. of. players, practices will be arranged yonr covers did not matter eo much in dry summer weather— jkBd delegatee selected to represent Vic­ now" it means the wet gets in and rot* the canvas—and your 1228 GOVERNMENT ST. Local News The House That Serres Yon Best toria at the coming meeting of the British Columbia Hockey League. tire i* virtually ruined. » CUT Buy a couple of carrera, have the cuts in your old one vulcan­ pleaded guilty. ized and save half the price of four cover*. forget BUT BUY THE BEST express or truck at any hour you may Sale of Roland V Pettttt Before wish. Always keep your, cheeks until GLASS Vex tor Obtaining Money V7 We stock Diamonds. Th<^ sje “the beat.” The Diamond you have seen us. as we will save you Under Faire Pretences. company guarantee* you a- certain mileage. No other tire com­ Investigate This the l New.—Whole wheat Royal Crown Cleanser: Steinwein bread with a soft cruet, at the Central NEW INDUSTRY. Zeltinger Bakery City, 640 Tates street. REV. DR. MATTHEWS 'The new hall on Broad street Is all Roy's Art Glass Works Show Inter- Hochheim Vintage 1893 complete and ready to let for any oc­ TO SPEAK IN CITY > es ting Display. casion. _ • Liebfraumlich Vintage 1897 The alterations now In progress on It Brightens the Home I * —Honey from Australia,* New Zea­ the premises at 848 Yates street mark Sparkling Moselle land, California and Chilliwack In glass Noted Seattle Preacher Will the beginning of a new Industry; for Jars and In 6 lb. tins, $1; 10. lbs., $1.85; Address Public Meeting on the addition In course of construction PLAYER PIANO Rudesheim Vintage 1900 - 60 lbs., 88 Guaranteed pure, from your is Intended as a show room for the WMeneMMweeeiweeweewwMeeewweeewMMMieeMewMiwMMiw» grocer or O. L. Charlton, 2548 Quadra Civic Question. products of the art glass works re­ Those who «have not the Johannesberg Vintage 1897 street. Phone 2180. cently established In the city by Al­ slightest knowledge of mu­ Berncastler Doctor bert F. Roy. The modern type of sic—even a ehild—can ren­ Our G/ass Front Hacks —To Induce you to get your Christ­ house now most in favor with home­ der the compositions of Mo­ mas photos early the Skene Lowe Rev. Dr. Matthews, *the eminent and builders In Victoria demands artistic Are the very best that can be had. , Sparkling Hock studio has reduced the price of Corona popular pastor of the First Presbyter­ effects in the construction of the more zart, Bethoven, Chopin And portraits from $7 to $5.50 per dosen. ian church In Seattle, is to give an prominent windows. It Is this demand other great masters in a RIDE IH THEM This Is for October only. These address In this city on the evening of which Mr. Roy Is prepared to meet. really magnificent atyle. To be had any time of the day or night. pictures, beautifully finished. with Thanksgiving day. Dr. Matthews Is Already many of the newer houses one of th* most popular lecturers on It* simplicity is unparal­ flexible mounts and covers, are the have been supplied with leaded lights PHOHE 693 SPARKLING the Pacific Coaat. He Is a fearless word In high grade photography. Sit cut and glased by him. As an ex­ leled. In regard to accuracy now. • speaker, and even at his regular Bun- We also do a general Livery business. ample of the kind of work he has done of action and quality of tone In the past, he shows a representation BURGUNDY —Beans—Bake them In a regulation —a rich volume of harmonic of^fi window In Rugby college which sound—it is beyond competi­ CAMERON «6 CALDWELL ______bean pot and they- are delicious. he cut, glased and fixed from designs Earthen bean pots that will stand the by Sir E. Burne-Jones. The encour- tion, with other players. It Johnson St, two doors above Douglas St. Phone 693 PITHBR 6 LBISER heat of any oven, 20c. 26c, 35c and 60c agMMfet Mr. gey has already met embraces a wonderful in­ each. R. A. Brown ft Co., 1802 Doug­ iew>eiieeeeieweiieenweeeeeew*ieeewweeewn*WM*»wei»eMe»i» las fit. « from focal arrMtects and builders en­ genuity of art and work- Corner Fort and Wharf Sts., courages him to take a very hopeful manahip in the fact that it view or the prospects for his partic­ Victoria, Water fit., Van­ —Alexander Levin was fined $20 In ular line of endeavor In this cty. plays upon the entire key­ couver, and Nelson, B. C. the police court this morning on a board—from 65 to 88 notes. LET US ESTIMATE OH YOUR charge of assaulting Constable Carrol. Accused had been told by the constable —PantRges theatre will have as on* of Ita big vaudeville features next If,y move on when he turned and struck COME IN AND HEAR Wiring, Electrical Fixtures, the officer on the face. week the greatest attraction of ita kind In the business,. Martett's Marionette IT, OR BETTER STILL, BTC., ETC. —W. H. Morrison, of Prince Rupert, Hippodrome and Fairyland Transfor­ TRY IT YOURSELF. We will have Freeh will speak to-morrow afternoon at the mation. Thie great double production OHLY FIRST CLASS MATERIAL USED. has travelled completely around the AtVVWWWWWMWVS^VWWV Dally regular men's meeting In the T.M.C.A, WOREMAHSHIP GUARANTEED. PRICES EIGHT on the subject, "Prospecting on the O. Wÿrld and has delighted the people of We allow a liberal price on T.P." All men are cordially Invited to nearly* every clviHsed nation on earth, Puffs, Eclairs, Charlotte iâttend. Miss M. Milter win be the the nature of .■the.eatertainment being your present instrument or. HAWKINS & HAYWARD Drops, each thafit mrnreir" give eaâv' tërtffg df payment 7*8 YATES ST. PHOHE 843 spectacular pantomimic, and at same if desired: Cups, Trifles and Cream —The Friendly Help Society Is ask­ time exceedingly funny, its marvellous success Is easily understood. Lilly Dishes of all kinds to ing for a bedstead on behalf of a poor family whom they are assisting. Any­ Mason and Company, with a farce com­ FLETCHER BROS edy ^creation differing from all others; Order. one havlhg a bedstead to spare wquld —J. G. Brown will be the soloist at .Russel and Gray. Instrumentalists and Agents for the Gerhard - Hunts­ the meeting; of the Baptist Baraca CRUMPETS, MUFFINS, BAFF1. be doing & charitable act If they would man and other High Class send it tn the society’s rooms at the vocalists; Mae B. Young. Joyful Jollier; via»» to-morrow afternoon. .Arthur Elweil, singing "From Your We Are Now BUNS, BTC. Try thw toasted at Market hall. ' Dear Heart," and the pictures, looks our Tea Rooms. REV. DR. MATTHEWS. ** 1321 GOVT. ST. like a great show. Located —The Erjttsh Campaigners* Asaoc Branche». Yancdtrvct and N*- tlon held a meeting last evening In the —Dine it the Poodle Dog. AT T CLAY’S drill hall, when final arrangements day services in' Seattle It Is difficult to NEW WELLINGTON I werv made for the holding of a din get room to hear him. TeL 101. «19 rOBT ST ! ner in the Driard hotel, on Novem- He will deal with the subject of 755 Kane St. I ber 8th, In commemoration of the Ln- "Civic Problems • and Civic Righteous | dlan mutiny. A number of veterans ness." His lecture Is given under the We Moke Seels Every Day Select Your Next Victoria Truck end •*'|df the mutiny have been invited to be auspices of the Men's Club of the Dray Stables present as guests of the club. Metropolitan church. The lecture is to Fabric be a public one, and all are Invited to COAL -Lunch at the Poodle Dog. avail themselves of the opportunity to The Power ALL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE flenses Bunt of Printing The best household coal on PROMPT ATTENTION OH THE ‘ - • • aaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan the market at current rates. PHONE 552 You hare often heard of the IHBTALMENT FLAX power of the pres», but have you FURS ! beard of the power of printing? THE GUN BARGAIN ! Printing commands a tremendous Ds He Bfillj power in the commercial world— J. Kingham & Co. . * — FURS ! that Is good printing—the kind we COLBERT PLUMBING Double bnrrel, hammerless, do—the kind that gives - results^ 1203 Broad St Contractor & Build* satisfies. Phone 647 breech loading shotgun, FURS ! However, we do not want you to & HEATING CO. take our word for it. but would like COB. FOBT AND 8TADA0OHA nearly new, in leather eaae, you to give us a chance to" demon­ Limited. ’

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visiting cards a specialty. ______■ Phone 1140. 25 DOLLARS Commencing BROAD ST. HALL —------1— ------For a seasonable suit ls easy when you ,7 2nd DOOR FROM YATES. r~r Sweeney & have a- varlet» of high grade goods to Has clear space of 60 ft- x W ft. P. S.->-We sell Oliver Monday choose from. Our present stock ,1s Spring floor. Beats provided to the 'PHONE 97 number required. Dining room in J Typewriters. large and Includes all the new fashion­ connection. Hall may be booked for FOB YOVS See show window* McConnell able designs. DANCES. ENTERTAINMENTS. Let us make you a suit, and we will LBCTVRE8. ETC. 613 FOBT STREET 1207..1809 ______-Mwl6|tek$SBplfiflfi||jhlfef-______UnglqTSt. convince you that our values are right. Apply 1316 DOVOLAÏr^T., 1307 Wood and Coal Thos. Plimley DON'T FORGET THE PLACE. BROAD ST., or 1116 GOVERNMENT 8T., We iftke Rubber Stamp* I. Waxstook, Prop. R. DAVERNE Opposite Spencer's, Victoria. B. C, FRED FOSTER Every Day Peden’s Tailoring Parlors 1306 BROAD 8T. FORT ST wwewëiiWWftéwwweww eil FORT STREET VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1W9. VICTORIA D 6______------:--- —---- — • v» ' r I, NEW YORK STOCKS Sin Ffineiseo Markets F. W. STEVENSON * CO. (Turn * Lreer* Wire.) , Ban Francisco. Cal., Oct. ht?l7 High. Low. Bid. New chip. California. II. 7317411771 jAu»- ■iralla, 41.85W1.M: Sonora. » f4-l8 MAHON BLDQ. IH4 OOITT BTRUST Amal. popper ...... “} Iry «I W Northern wheat. Hlueelem, • ll.HOCal*. Cotton Oil . T71 Club, $1.62*®$l.to; Turkey, nominal; reo. m PRIVATE WDWS TO âU exohanuu Ixk*o...... • . <** V CORRBSrONDKNTSl /New T«*fc Stock BvchaasA ___Smelting ...... WH #1 Harley—Feed barley. « 371Ç»l »7 choloe. LOGAN à BAYA» ““«H fSS^SL^SSL Do., pref,...... — ...... m nu nu Il 40tî|l *21; common tr fair. li.JWtti Amer. Sugar ...... • ...... is l*i( 1*1 brewing and shipping. |1.4«H«*1.424; fancy. a. B. CHAPIN A CO. In» Tori Cotton Nxchsnee...... 141) US l«l 11.431; Chevalier, nominal. INVESTOR Amer. Tel. -v Eggs-Per doxen, California fresh. In­ Amer. Woollen, pref...... lost 1011 103 Anaconda ...... ••• ...... «1 «* « cluding cases, extras. 66c.; firsts. 47c.. Atlantic Coast ...... US 1*1 13(1i*-«a j seconds, 30c.; thirds, 34c.; storage, extras, ..... is mi —i-lil Me. i Atchison ...... mi net m , Butter—Per pound, Californ.a fresh, ex ■ B. & Dr...... — tras, 35c ; firsts. 3I*e ; seconds. 28*l *»1 ““7 c a a ...... «I 6*1 HI I flats, fancy. 16c.; l»r*ts,.l5o- seconds, 14c.; C. A A...... California Young America, fancy. I7fcc.; C. , M. A St...... Mil 1*1 1*1 MONEY ____ <6 JU 45 firsts. 16c. ; K«st ^ m ,» fortune On. Elec. *»■ ...... 164) 1M 1631 PINK PILLS ! 1 a. N. Ore ctfe...... 83 *21 *21 to Be made ill Victoria fiwfiG property Vrlew »r" . y' .....i.UB 1511 1517 O. :î-, pref...... Take anv important trtrert. Ht,y pro,«rt^on ,t rloae in « fhea, y IV. Jones, Limited, ...... Mil 1501 1H* Dr. William»’ Vink Pills'wore origin1 4. lit c«i...... w eat, H.1.1 ; Inter-Metro...... v v ...... 16) 16 1«1 ally a prescription UMC.I In the doctors , you ait tight, inai.il- of five yesrs IN* »*"«**« “l'nw W,“ “S" 608, Fort Street. bo., pref...... •• ...... 4.4) 4* 4M private practice and their benefit to ; Iowa Central ...... •• ;...... » 28) 281 mankind lia. been Increased many j toniah you. Take these: ' “j ÎA-htgh, Valley »• ...... 98 8*1 *1 •HMW ...... 156) ia 1641 thousand fold b Uiclr being placed on ; L. A N...... ; gonerdl «ate throughout the world with "Herron. Ptfe. . • rm W 3» .,...... 140) 14*1 1« the doctor's own directions for use. . >M . St. P A 8. 8. M., They are entirely aafe and contain no | M.. K. A T...... •* ...... 49 471- 4*» tTm 77 77) opiate or habit-forming drugs. GOVERNMENT STREET VICTOR A. G. ELIOT .^.«S 68 681 Dr William»1 Pink Ftila are a rem- Member gpokane Stock Exchange. ; Mo. Pac...... Nat. Lead • • *81 **). *7 edy to use when the blood la thin as ...... MU mi mi Five lota, 50 x 104, anti new «ightroonutl h/ra*r "J**?dU. STOCKS AND BONDS. n v e...... In anaemia: or Impure, as In rheum- 1 N. A- W...... L...... 961 961 861 attain, or when the nerve* are weak. ; triet edrner Tortmte- anil (loveniment street., for Th“ “ ^ all active mftcX* bqvght 1621 151) MD N. P ...... as in neural,tac er lifeless In paraly- j counting XjND SOLD ON COMMISSION. I Pacific Mall ...... - 371 37 311 by *1,000 the prim hitherto asked for this; *4.500 will .wm« Datt> Telegraphic Quotations from .... 141) i«) Mil eta; or when tite body as a whole Is . 4 Penns*, ...... Ill nnirlshed. as In itbneral debility. ] thhTpropmUtioB. The owner com.kdM U, sell, although he confesse, the Leading Exchanges. I people's Oas ...... list 1151 Ubl I Execute Orders on the Montreal,’ ...... 201 » »«. They build up the blood, strengthen i Pittsburg Coal the nerves and cure the troubles ■ of i that^he is saerifieing one of the safest and moSt lucrstiT* propositions m Spokane and Vancouver Exchanges Pnssed Steel ...... 481 471 47) and Buy and Sell All Local Ctocks...... 1611 164) 1641 women and growing girls, and many ; | Reading ...... forms of w.-akn-oe. That thousands i | the city. r. ’ . x ! Rep. Steel ...... 47) «61 461 1M) l»l ÇHONE 163. -Make- )J)o^-pref, ...... of people have tried this treatment ; 12OS GOVERNMENT Rock Island ...... _...... 41* «) « with good results Is shown by the j VICTORIA. B. U...... 794 71» 7» (.instantly IficrMItng number of cures ; ...... IS* 138) IE 31 ID 301 reported. ^ , Do., prefT"...... Mr Paul Charbonneau, a young man .. YATES STREET | P ...T.-7.-P1 ____ *1 36) 30) 1») well known in the town of 8t. Jerome. ; [ Sou...... One.: Is one of the host who bear te»tt- j I Two magnificent loU, 120 x 120. with goven-roomed house, rented, on Texas Pae. 121 S3 I ,a*4 am mony to the value of Dr. Williams , 4Third Axe. Yates street, between Quadra -and Vancouver, *10,500. T., St. L. A w .. 98 811 pink Pills. He says: "When I left | !BEFOREt . V. PTT...... •••" . 418* 18» » schoSl T Wltns a hooklteepee •** *»i One lot, 60 x 120, just beyond Cook «street, with ffve-roomed house, va.! var. Steel un», ...... ~...... ,, Important office. Probably due to the , BUYING Q» I Do.,Wabaeh pref ...... "• — ™ „ confinement I began to auffer from In­ VaDo - Car.pref. Chem ...... J* w digestion and lose of strength. I **- | rented, fur $3,o00. SELLING K C Southern ...... * * came pale and seemingly bloodless and j Tout sales. EW.70» «hares. was often seised with palpitation of the j heart and violent headaches. I tried | The C. P. R several remedies, but they did not do “n me a Mt of good. I was advised to try PHONE will make Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills and did so. These Are I Vanconvep Stock Exchange oui loloouq saroq 1M*H jo »sn aqi pu» i less hark to perfect health and strength. I 1 have since enjoyed the best of health I (By Courtesy F W. Stevenson A Co.) and cannot nay t much in praise of | Vancouver. Oct. 16. this valuable medicine. Three Genuine Snaps Listed Stocka. Too can get Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills IMtANPTON Alberni Bid. Asked. from anv medicine dealer or by mall ; Alberta Vanadlna Oil ...... • at 50 cents a bos or al, bo,es for 12 SO HON BUILDUP 1 Alberta Voal * Coke ...... 4* from the Dr Wllltama’ Medlctao Co.. | Burton Few Work...... Prochvllle. Ont. I International Coal A Coke •••- *»* Victoria. It is the COMINQ SEA­ Portland Canal Mining ...... 16) PORT of the WEST Weel«wn Coal A Coke ...... w HEADS OF TWO i Greet West Permanent ...... *» COAST. Get in before I . Vnll.ted Stocks REPUBLICS MEET the first locomotive. You ] American Canadian Oil ...... » l: 1 B. C. Copper Ce...... _ I ' will double your money. | B. C. Packer#, pref...... -J» 1 b. C. Permanent Loan ...... 1*1 (Continued from page t.) Island Investment Co., Ltd, all stocks 1 b. C. Pulp A Paper Co...... ! B C. Tro»t Corporation ...... * , Bank of Montreal Chambers I Canadian Con. FAR...... Phone 1494 'Sought and 50 Choice Lots at \ Canadian Northwe.1 Oil ...... 34 airy soon were drawn up around the Cariboo Camp JlrKInney ...... 1 » spot where General Diaz alighted from | Sold Diamond Vale C. * I...... *4 * his carriage to receive, the formal I Dominion Trait Co...... greeting* of Secretary Dickinson, act- | Phone for my quotations. Ing as the personal representative of I Vieola Valley Coal * Coke .... 60 « Mr. Taft,. Northern Crown Bank ...... W After being welcomed to the country Rambler Cariboo ...... « ...... *4 *J4 $50 Ea. Royal Colllerlea ------a » py Secretary' Dickinson, Diaz was Wel­ R. D. MacLACHLAN Btewart M A D. Co...... im comed In the name of the State of Scrip ...... 500 ^ Texas by Governor Campbell, and W BOARD OF TRADE BLDO. Sales. the city of El Paso by the mayor. ,JThe Phone C10A $10 Cash 500 International Coal ....*...... M : . cavalry band then struck up “La Pa­ LOOP Portland Canal ...... Jj* le ma." the soldiers forming themselves man, the anarchist and associate of 1.000 Portland Canal ...... Into an escort of honor, add while the Emma Goldman, is In New York to­ and $10 Monthly artillery’s cannon boomed out 21 gun* day .When Informed that secret service for the distinguished guest, the Mexi­ NORTHERN CROWN BANK can executive was given,a smart pace men were looking for him In San. An­ Civic Notice r t„ the Chamber of Commerce, where tonio, he seemed to be much sur- MINING STOCKS President Taft was awaiting him. •rh« Municipal Council of the Corpora­ The Infantry was drawn up about the y tion of the City of Victoria having deter­ ii| haven’t been in San Antonio re­ wean OFFICE, WINNIPEG mined that it la desitablt) to execute the house, where the meeting of the presi­ cently and do not Intéftd to go there.’ roliowtng work, et Lcxl impruveroeut. (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson * Co.) dents took ptae*. and when Ueuar»l he said, “and I cart’t imagine what thla Spokane. Oct. 16. Mitchell & Dias arrived, came to salute. reported flurry Is about. Miss Gold­ To grade. t*r macadamlxe and drain Bid. Aaked. Standing directly behind President man Is In Philadelphia, and^ wilt re­ A WESTERN BANK FOR WESTERN PEOPLE Cralgflower road from Arm «treat to Alameda ...... Taft a« the Introductions were made, turn to New York on Sunday/' gBrade, tar macadamise and drain Copper King ...... '*t were Postmaster-General Hitchcock. Authorized Capital ...... *’’****’'**? Gertie ...... J* Ruescll street from .Skinner ■ treat tc Greenwood Secretary Nagel of the department of Langford street. .. Humming Bird ...... jl Paid Up Capital...... *2,200,000 i To construct a permanent aldewalk International Coal A Coke .... 834 commerce and labôr, and scretary of «f concrete on the west side of lAouglar Mora ...... v...... * Wkr Dickinson. ______. •vSfi interests of the. Northern Crown Bank are peculiarly 2freet iron, tiarbally road to Francis ava 675 YATES ST. GOLD Idaho S. A R...... President Taft grasped President Western With a Western Head Office it knows the West and BX*'to grade and tar macadamise Quadra Kendall ® Dias’s hand warmly, told him flow glad Lucky Calumet ...... ««•*» • is equipped to meet it. needs. Western enterprise established atreet between Blanchard avenue am Telephone No. 1425 be i'aano welcome him In the name MEDAL HllLide avenue, end lo LlM ky Jim -...... ut the people of the United Statas, and this lirfnk to meet Western opportunities. It is the Bank for gnt «1 devratks on the eest side of Quaqr* Mineral Farm...... "rtel from Bandura avenue to HIllaMr Monitor ...... f__,.i‘...e...... 2| expressed the hope that the cordial re­ TAILORING. Western people. Your. Savings Account is mvited. Ire»* and oa *Se west aide of Quadra ,Natx>b '*,«**-»-***•(•,».••»-“ lations that have existed for so many îlV^froim Caledonia avenue to HtUaide Portlakvf Canal ...... l«4 yea*rrrw betweenikiwccb -tin**** "great------wrmtrttrr the western hemisphere, will con- Will KNOW* ME* WHfl WtAI *4* To construct a permanent sidewalk Rambler Cariboo ...... I® 3UX------—...... AAAA.bAAA.JL- ttrmr fur hr»1» fume: «Ilium ÛÛLD JAU1AL TAIinB KG. SAVINGS BANK ÜEPARTHENT AT ALL BRANCHES ■ „„li .Ida “‘"HI— ■ lu HQ8L G. E »WrI, M P HMconn 1 fill park to Government street, FACTS ABOUT gnowshoe .« President who apeak» Enfillah nia», Commmm. Ottaw»). I. Y M-P■ GODFREY. BOOTH, Manager, VICTORIA, B. 0. .tio Wev.rd. with curb, and gutter, Snowstorm fluently and atv-itralely. replied In simi­ W. II I>oyk. M I* .11 tK «t»l« F xV-A>1me, 5n the eoutb eld» of «*ld atreet from California Oil • ‘ lar happy diplomatic vein. Mi. Hortu io MsWOniUy. MT .M* Government atreet to Su Wonder t.« After the Introduction the two preal- I eng. *1>. Uwl Kiough.Dir. f R Altittson. on the north «Id. front Beacon rut Greatwt oO field* in the world- Paying Mr V.Witfi Mik*. Mr. DudH, Herd), Mr. park to Menâtes 8treet. and to grade. UivkbTds to-day nf a million dollar. pt*r dents had a friendly chat over a light Morn ague Ho!i*m, Mr. *. G. gnBirlw, Mr. 5™te mid rock «arts»-" aald suret from $2?on HI» Park to Mentis, .tract. I,, nth Dividends paid to date neairiy luncheon of nendwU-h»» and ebam.- Leri Hettr. fifty million dollar*. Will pay dividends Why not let mi mete your elolhee t 6To construct boulevard* by property of » billion dollars. Offcl* greatest In- ' “rhr finit Interview laate.l only a .few filling with soil, »«l*-dlng and planting vn estment opportunlUe* of this generation GRAIN MARKET •• THERE’S COMFORT hetb tide, ox Uoy«flW|f»f . minute.. President Dias then nuule his Michigan street tb TdfWdff Itmt tfiKfvv* IN THE CURZON OUT." The California OirBtiïlêttn r„rmnl adieu»; an» wire enreebett back ■ TES 5TK; ; ssaerwr wr» «hmM the Dominion bank ln7,frml«nn.^«- . boulevard on .he lBy Courtesy K. W/Stevenson * CO.) to the International bridge ** the same in Teiioritit Ve‘t* end wxcelMnf* » Issued sernl-montMy, Ml* all the RESERVES. TOTAL ASSETS, south aide of Belleville street from Men- Chicago, Oct, -16. manner In which he had come tb* fact liai we *evb eai this pr^it Industry and g1'**s all the Diploma at tb* Franco-Hriuah Kxhlbr.iOO, $i,mow. 36.300.000. £3nS55,«“ by fUI.fi* Ih with black of all I he oil of the stale. It Open High Low Close Half an hour .liter, or shortly before iNo mener wtiete )-oe Uve we guarenA#» will b» a* i«t to yvii fgularly as issuM ! Wheat- ' ntibn President Taft emerged from Victoria branch now open In temporary premise r et the corner of Fort loam «ceding end plentlng. ABSOLUTELY FREE upon request. Ad- j Dec...... 1UK* residence, crossed the °FinTm « pr>fit card and addrw «w ■- — And that each and all of aald work, his temporary ms b*l»w, asking far «U lateaC «wrimeni of »1.»U be carried otlt In accordance with drC*THE G. 8. JOHNSON CO. ! May ...... )t*4 inu,rnovi""|}i ...... ma.rri.la- TegeHier whk pattern*, •* 104 Br0*JdOKNEFt ’ L BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. the proclaim!» of the Local Improvement ; July ...... 100 VH 994 In his turn by President Diaz. vou («ah ion-plate* and complete matruui< fienrral By-Law. end amendment, there- for accurate eelf-meatitremen, tap* m*-«. ?o and tie City" Engineer and City A.- %o phclen Bldgs . San Francisco, CaL . Corn— As the Mexican chief had left hi» Draft*, trevellera’ letter» of credit end traveller»’ cheque» lulled Dec...... M 5H 6K1 ! all Wm free and carnage paid We rfi-vaicl» ■eaaor having reported to the Council, In «U soldiery on his own ilde »t *h« r*ver you. order twlthin aevrt. day*.*'**, evaliable everywhere. _ aceordainee with the prevlalonei of Section May ...... «» •Mt when he came a-vl.ltln* the t nlted not auptove return th* good», and ,-we will 801 «06 m ! Branche», agent» end correspondent» In ell pert» of the world. a of the aald By-Law upon each and I July ...... v- State». JtP President Tat. pmpiwd ht. tefueif tlic nfaney. _ m . _ avm of aald work, of local Improvement. 040S-4 Foreign exchange bought and sold. 1 Zlrtn, statement» «hewing the «mount! I>ec...... » ¥H military escort at the bridge and Tnd SUITS AND OVERCOATS Highest current rate ot interest allowed on savings depcwlta. SttmVted1 to be chargeable In each can HAVt A 80USt Ml I0SUH May .ewe...... m 424 424 over the tilo Grande. accoouJanled SEtin.t the vartou. portion, df real pro- Having for sals a number of choice 40 394 40 rmly by his military aid#, t aptaln - to measure nîrtv to be benefited by *a!d work», and July ...... lots situated on Niagara street. Pork— »utt,. Th« crtmonle, in ”e” from $6.14 to *20, the report* of th« City Engineer and City Queen's avenue, Chester avenue and ,,or a* aforesaid, having been J»9- ...... IS. 42 1*36 I8.5T. l,radically Identical with those In B atdoDled by the Cowell. Hilda street, also Cook street. Bank May ..*W,...... IS. lb. Paso, ege. pt that Inetead of r-cel'- TENDERS WANTED NOTICE I» HEREBY GIVEN that the end Davie streets, and various other Lard— 1 the ofiielul reaped» of Prealdent aaldId- report»reporte are 'open for inspection‘ °at1 places, I will build houses on any of ...10.86 10.97 10.92 10.82 j ing ie officii*l - - -, ihe ofilce— _ of- - .k.The /viaCtljr u A».e«eor.Aaagaanr ['llvClt, 1Hall. i.. jan...... DU», MrCTatt paid hl' -wn. in tixe Supreme Court of British Colum - above lots to suit purchaser end sell May- _ A* 10.70 10. to : - DouglasDdUKla» atreet,.treat, —eitit th»t -■■■uiiUea—- —A pauiloi. on easy terms. Submit year Idea, and The bahqutt to be «riven President - bla. In (he Matter of the Batata of rV.lnat any proyoeetl work of local lm- ; ! Short Riba— 8,67 ' Taft hy President Dial In Juarel to­ Y. M. C. A. Reinhart Alesander Hersberg, De- nfovement above mentioned, signed by a’ t will have plans made to. suit you. 9.70 9.67 ■notorltr of the owner, of the land or RE-BHINOLINO DONE ON SHORT 9.70 9.67 9.6/ night I. to be the moat ce.iiy.Md eU- Tb# World't Moaemn Talion, Men'» Meeting Sunday. 4 pm. " ^l or'îperty to be aavaeed tor such Im- ! f May ...... Teiuler h will be received by the under- r* NOTICE. horate over given in the north of road lmoml i ^,,„nt, end repr.aerttng at least (Out- s i. eoia cm , Figtied until noon of the 18th day Of Oc- Sr.e!hS( of the value of the aald land cr ) R. HETHERINGT0N, BUILDER WINNIPEG GRAIN ClXfSE. O. BNOLANO. W. H. MORRISON | tober, lifOA, to? xthe purchase 6t the fol- on^i^eMiertr I. preeented to (he Ipitn.M i Unfounded Reports. Addreaee» W watteraa I 1 lowing described property, vis., ah un- ITtlkln Ttitern du y a from date of the first RES AND OFFICE. 1151 BURDETTE (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson A Co.) El Paso, Tex., Oct. 16.—Chief John OF PRINCE RUPERT. will ;ÔSfi r.t on or l hi. notice, the Council ▲VENUE, rw Xereete Be» E»»t Oaaada, | divided half interest. In Lot 26, Malshat Winnipeg. Oct. 16. m. Wilkie, of the united State, aecret ou mow «nos.. « , aaiawr S|it-ak *»n District, Mng 328 acres of land at Jordan Sill DrtHH-ed with the propeeed Improve- Phone R142» Open High Low Close melrtî under such tetme and condition» service. to-day ch.racterlae.l_ the x>i axorowra». ltb. tow 5 ' Meadows, B. C. the nayment of thr real of such . stories sent out by pres. ** The highest or any tender not neces­ tl.nVi.v.menn1 a. the Counell may by by. 90i 90$ m ,4 7» C.arcb atreet, TOSOMTO, “ Prospecting Along the Oct...... 98* plots atitnat Mr Taft and Ptx-.dent sarily accepted. Kw ln^hlt behalt, recalat. and tfetar------——------Nov...... 9^ Dla« a, ’’rof,’’.and without uiy fonm —— G.T.F.” WM. MONTE1TH,. LIPTON MEETS JEFFRIES. Dee. .»;.. 96* 966 »PtOSe( re Official Adniinl8tr*t •n"‘* WBLI.INOTON Ji «X3WUM, ^ ' .... m 101 1UV datum of facto. Chief Wilkie ha. run BROS» ,t>*wl. A ALL MÉN WELCOME. down many èlue.i and foiltld nothing at IIUWII ,,^ — - MISS N. M1LI.ÙK. Soldat. Administering the Batata of Relnkart- city Clerk’s Office, Victoria. ». C„ Sept. London. Oct 16.—Sir Thomas Lipton the bottom of any of them, AleXandvr lleraberf. Deceaeed. Dated this Uth day of October, to* . ysth, 1WÎ. ______.1. ___ and J. J. Jeffrie* wifre fellow iiawsen- BerkmaD In New Yhrk. iW>WW»WW»4MW4>4UI»W«»W ger« on the Lusitania which sailed to­ New York. Oct. L6.-AiexanUei Berk- SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIMES day from Southampton tor New York. -r- flOTOBIA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1909. 7 * Bush made e .sensational throw, was constructed.! She was later pur­ BRITISH WARSHIPS PIRATES ABE catching Gibson at first. Adams went chased by the Çomlnion government dut, Delehanty.^to T. Jones. No runs, DEEP BASIN IN and has done a good deal of work no hits, no errors. from time to time to deepening the AT SAN FRANCISCO THE CHAMPIONS Detroit—Leach threw Mullin out at harbor. When the new dredge was first. Davy Jones fanned. Snow began UPPEB HABBOB built It was thought that the «-Mud­ LAST CHANCE to fall as Bush came up. Wagner threw lark* would be thrown .0n the scrap Bush out at first. No runs, not hits, heap, but during the past year she The Algerine and Shearwater To See- TIGERS SHUT OUT no errors. PLENTY OF ROOM ✓ has done better work than she ever Arrive at the Bay Sixth. did, and is capable of completing the The A. - Y. - P. Exposition at Seattle, 1909 IN FINAL MATCH Pittsburg—Hyatt went out, Dele^. deepening of the inner harbor to make City. hanty to T. Jones. Leach doubled. to FOR LARGE SHIPS it one of the finest and safest basins left. Clarke, walked. Wagner landed In on the coast. Naturally Captain the bell for a three-bagger, scorlifg Brown Is very proud of her recent re Pittsburg Nationals Score I .each and Clarke. Wagner then scored Mudlark Has Removed 140,- cord, and the. owners of property In the (Times Leased Wire.) $2.00 $2.00 on a bad throw by Davy Jones. Miller upper harbor have been Immensely San Francisco. Cal.. Oct. 19.—Thy Eight Runs—Adams Wins filed to Crawford: Abstein popped to 000 Cubic Yards During benefltted by the work done. It Is the British sloop-of-war, the Algerine, __ TICKETS on gale October 13th to 16th/inclusive. Bush. Three runs, two hits, one error. His Third Game. dredging which has made possible the passed throtigh the Golden Gate- to-day, | ___ FIN a I.™ R K'l'l ’Rtf* LIMIT,* Monday, October 18Îb. 1903. Detroit—Cobb went out, Adams to Present Year. transferring of the flayward mill to Abstein. Crawford filed to Clarke. maklnà the second of the English war t PRINCE88.-_ CHARL/XTTE sails dally, except Thursday, at 4 p. m., arriv­ company, which will use it for for­ ing at gentile at 8JO p. mi Delehanty fouled to Leach. Nq 'runs, vessels to arrive- at San Francisco to I eign shipping. Once this shipping PRINCESS. VICTORIA leaves Seattle dally except Thursday at 9 a. m., (TlWs leaned Wire.) no hits, no errors. gets under way it will prove of gçeat represent the giritish nation at the Por- | Seventh l À large deep water basin has been. arriving Victoria at l.y'p, 'm. Detroit, Oct. 16. The Pittsburg in it. lit t.. the whole . (immunity, tor tola festival, which open* October 19th. ON THVRSOAYF ONLY, 8. S. lroqilole LEAVES SEATTLE at 9 a. m. Pirate»,, are ^the champion baseball PHtaburg—Wlleon fl.ed I»vr 'T*,,? <111 be a rejuvenating of the shipping Shortly after midnight, H.M.S. tihear- Returning, LEAVES VICTORIA at 4 p. m. , long by 250 feet wide, part of which, water slipped Into the harbor, after team of the^world. Jone.#. Gibson doubled to centre. trade of the pot). Owners of ships Adam* went out, Of Leafy tu Bush t.» has a depth of 23 feet and the rest SO win. h wed repair wTiî mo longer cruising from the North She was ac­ Bÿ shutting out the Detroit Tigers feet at low water. At high tide the T. Jones. Hyatt went out, Delehanty afraid to send their vessels to Spratt companied by the Algerine. The last depth Is 30 and 35 feet. All this has in the decisive game In the most to T, Jones. No runs, one hit, no er­ shipyards, so that- many more men English war vessel, the cruiser Bed­ closely contested world s series rors. been done during the current year by will be employed. ford. is expected to arrive here to­ PROVINCIAL the dredge Mudlark which Is In record by a score of eight to nothing, Detroit—O'Leary fouled to Gibson From the above it will easily be seen morrow. An aerogram received early T. Jones went out. Wagner to Abstein charge of Captain Thomas H. Brown. to-day stated that the ship Is 100 mile» the Pirates upheld the supremacy of that the Dominion government is mak­ EXHIBITION Schmidt doubled to left. Mulllfi"lined Slnçe the beginning of the-year, no less ing Victoria a first class port. The off thls-port. the National League. than 140.000 cubic yards of mud and to Clark*. No rune, one hit, no errors. work Is often not thoroughly appre­ The last finishing touches for the ------at ~ - It was a cold day for Detroit In more Eighth clay has been removed, with thW result ciated but it !■ there, and the think festival are being put on toe streets that what was formerly à shallow ' than one sense. It wgs the saddest day Pittsburg—Leach went out. Mullin to Ing part of the community realise tc-day’and by Tuesday evening \v mud fiat with a depth of from six to of “Wild BIU** DonovanVlTTe. ~R*ttuA ‘sJones. -Chrrlee •iked. -Clarke stole sec what it mean*. complete for thé welcoming of thejQas Few Westminster, B. C., Oct. 12 to 16, 1909 been put In by Manager Jennings as 8nd. Wagner filed to Crawford. Craw fourteen feet at low water te now a per de1 Portola, the" discoverer -of- flan .finej basin in which large- amps may Francisco bay. who wilt sail -through the twlrler of the deciding game for ford muffed MHler\s fly, Clarke scor ing on the error. >T. Jones caught manoeuvre. the Golden Gate on an old Spanish VANCOUVER Detroit, but he let six men walk and Abstetn’s fly One run, no hits, one It 1* difficult for the ordinary lay­ galleon ,After reviewing the fleet of $2.50 $2.50 struck Byrne with a pitched ball, and man to appreciate what the Dominion SHIPPING REPORT foreign and American warships in .the AND RETURN in general went to piece». Detroit—Davy Jonea popped to I *"vernl,,*nt 1u‘e 6e<‘n doir« >n thl. re- harbor, he will land at -the Mission TICKETS on" sale October 11th to 15th, Inclusive. The hero of this great series of Miller. Bush followed to Wagner. Cobb »f>ect. It is sometimes charged that street wharf, where tens of thousands the Dominion work is not put through (By Dominion Wlrelese.) FINÂTTRETÜRN LIMIT/Monday, October 18th, 1»#. " - championship baseball Is “Babe" filed to Clarke. No runs, ho hits, no of San Franciscan* Will wait to we I- , errors. at the proper rate of apedd. The Point Grey, Oct. 16, 8 a.m.—Overcast come him t-> the n huilt , ity I PRINCESS VICTORIA sails dslly except Wednesday ^t 2.15 p/m., arriv­ Adams, the new recruit in the big ing Vancouver ai 6.46 p. m. Ninth. Mudlark deans out on the average 3,- wind; N W. ; bar., 30 05; temp., 48 league, who actually pitched Pitts 590 cubic yards of mud and day every passed out. Morning Star 7.1S a.m.; out, S. S. CHARMER aaijs «ially at 12.30 a. m.. arriving Vancouver at 7.30 a. m. PittsburghWilson popped to O'Leary. FISHING OPERATIONS burg to victory ht three of the four week. Sometimes she is delayed by Blue Funnel liner 7.15 am.; In, pas­ Otbeon singled to short. Adams sacri­ For tlcketa and further-'lnfdfmâtîtm call ih<> The game was played under bad b«* ready for operation until December noon of October 12th, and 1* .due her* conditions, snow falling’part of the on Tuesday next. WILL CLOSE TO-NIGHT I next, but the ollery and guano works are Still on • • • * time. This made it hard for the men ready and will commence as soon as the to keep up to their mark, but there trawler Kingsway takes her first Reef. Word was received tbi* morning by could be no excuses offered for the consignment of fish io the station. The Dominion wireless that the C. P. 1L shut out which was administered to Attendance at the Fair Up to | trawler Is now being overhauled In Van­ steamer Empress of India had been de­ couver *nd will leave on Monday for the layed hyrough weather add would the Tigers. The JPlrates simply out­ Tug Goliah, with barge. Quatslno In the Final Day Totals north In charge of Captain Wllbuf"John­ not arrive In port until to-morrow played the home team to-day. It was son. .The halibut taken by the Kingsway to.w, went ashore early-Friday morn­ a great finish of the series for the morning. She wa* expected to-day.' will be taken. to %'apcbuver, shipments ing on Green Island. H. M. S. EgerU* Pirates and Manager Clarke Is given 3,677,799. from Pacofi being probably made for thé full credit even by the local fan*. time being by regular, southbound coast, went to the rescue and towed the Vtf —Corporal IVhitekides, o/ the Work “Babe" Adam*, who won three out of liners, or by the Kfng*way, pending such off, but the barge wa* left ashore. The Fornt bitmrêici: mrotign snppmg sn V .V *3fc3s: • . v- - (he *tt>rfc sidewalk on ^Itore street, rp- the four Pittsburg victories, hi the (Timta Leased Wire.) time a# the company secures carrier» df tug Is on her way south. -« ** Idol of the visitors and the home fans Its own. It is expected that one or more c^lvtil two nasty ga*hes on the head. Seattle, Waah . Oct. !«.—With th. I Dredge Mudlark at work in Upper Harbor. •team trawlers will he brought? out by The Goliah is one of the larger tugs too. To-night tfte holds the most en­ Reside* many otber minor bruises. He flrlns of a farewell aallite oÇ 21- «un» 6y the company from the United Kingdom of the Puget Round Tugboat Company1/ viable position In the baseball world. was taken to Dr. Hart’s office, where a crew from the rovrrntn.'nt llfe-eav- during the coming winter, and one of purchas^L-some months ago from a the cuts were dressed. The game by Innings follows: there Is alwAys a difficulty In the fact wind. N.W.; bar., 30.06; temp., 48; *ea these vessel* may be used as a carrier of ban J^fanclsco firm, and Is equipped In* Mat ion end th. elngln* of "Auld • First. that the tender Prince** Is unable to moderate. fresh and cold storage halibut between with l wireless telegraphic | apparatus. Lens Syne- by e chorus of thousands j take away the mud as fa*t ax it Is Tatooeh, Oct. 16. È a.m.--High fog, Pacofi and Vancouver. All the fish taken * Pittsburg—Donovan hit Byrne on The barge Quatslno,- which was left In the natural amphitheatre, th. At- dug out. It would not-pay, however, clearing: wind, N.K. 30 miles: bar. In the trawl* of the Kingsway. with the ashore on Grçet>, J*lttnd was formerly the shoulder. Nobody covered second to put on a second tug *9 the best 99.IS; temp.. 46; *ea moderatl^fnw^d exception of the halibut, wilt be turned on Leach's sacrifice and a forced out i aeka, Yukon-Pacific Ezpoaltlon will I Into ol! ahd fertiliser by the company. a German sailing ship, bought by T. S. S. VADSO possible work under the vlrcum- out. President at 6.45. A. Moore, of sieattle, and converted was prevented. Leach out. Donovae pasa Into history on the stroke of 12 tanecs is done. Will sail for to T. Jones. Byrne was out stealing ! Pachena, Oct. 16. 8 a.m.—Clear; wind, IghjJI raril -to be used In carrying ore , to-night. Brilliant fireworks and I11 making the Ua*ln only one rock north; bar.. 39.02; temp.. 38; light swell; third, Schmidt to Moriarlty. Byrne | music by many band* will provide a RICART DE S0LER from . Quatslno Sound to vas found, and that was In the neigh­ Tees east bound at 745 a m. and Moriarlty collided and both appar- ! gorgeous spectacle, borhood of Turpel'g way*. It ha* over Estevan, Oct. 16. 8 a m.—Clear; calm: ““ Northern B. C. Ports ently were badly hurt. Physician* were DUE NEXT MONTH TI» closing ceremonies will begin this I It » depth of 1* feet of water at low bar., 30.16; temp., 38; sea smooth; sfc>ke called from" the stand. Byrne "was Un­ *-t*****tm**0**~mmm,mmmmmm m m ft—gMI On Thursday. Oct. 21st. afternoon, whqn thr official exposition | tide, so that It la no menace to shi]t- i H.M.8. Bedford, bound from Honolulu conscious and wa* carried off the field: band will serenade all of the principal j ping to San Francises, will arrive at 6 «Sun 10 P. M. Moriarlty arose declaring that he buildings on the «rounds. The even­ The work'to HI be continued until th* day morning; spoke Empress of India would continue In the game. Leach Will Load Lumber at Che- MARINE NOTES ing wit! be given over to various cele- whole harbor out to TurpeVs ways on 390 mile* distant at 8 a.m. went to third for Pittsburg. Hyatt John Barnsley brations along the pay streak and elec- me *|de and the wharves of the Vic­ Cape Laso. - Oct. 16. noon—Clear; mainus—New Tug Almost goe* to centra End Abstein was called ■ where. toria Machinery Depot on, the other! wind. N.W. bar., 30.15; temp.. 49; sea Tug* Stetson and Peridita left for Agent ' I • Into the game and took up his old sta­ The closing exercises will be held In have been scooped out |o a depth of jo I moderate, Completed. Puget Sound yesterday, the latter tow* Chone 1925. 634 YATES ST tion at the first cerner. • t’larke the natural amphitheatre, the conclud­ feet. In order to. do this It wHI be I Point Grey, Oct. 16. noon.—Clear: ing a scow. walked, flarke stole second. Physi­ ing feature of which will H# a farewell cians attending Byrpe reported that necessary 10 move some o: the sealing; wind. N.W.; bar.. 30.12; temp, 53. speech by President Chilberg. A* the schooners, whlrji have been lying in 1 Tatoosh. Oct. 16. noon.'-Clear; wind. (Special Correspondence.) Steamer Leebro, with Engineer Kil­ he had a sprained ankle. Wagner Solid wide Vestibule president finishes his remarks, he will the harbor *o long. A new; anchorage N.K. 13 miles; bar., 36 16; temp^ 53; 4? ’heminus. 15..—The RIcart de leen aboard, left for Triangle island l walked. Miller forced Wagner, Bush turn /-a switch which will Extinguish will have to be found) (pr them, and Soler, chartered to load at the mills and way port* last night. Trains of Coaches to Delehanty. No runs, no hits, no n.oderate; Inside, bound out. Belle of the exposition lights promptly at mid­ then large *hip# will be able to tie up Scotland. here, was delayed on the weal coast errors. Miller was the only man night. in the darknes* a bugler will Steamer Greenwich has complete! at any part of the wharves of the Estevan. Oct. 16/noon.—Clear; calm: of South America, and will not arrive SLEEPING CARS charged with a time at the bat in blow “Taps," the audience win slrfg loading on the Fraser and wfll pa*» machinery depot. bar., 30.IS: jtefop.. 64; sea moderate: until earîy Ih NWeihber, having sailed ■ ETWEEN Pittsburg's half of ^he first Inning. "Auld Lang Syne" and the fair will be out to-morrow taking stores from this The work In the neighborhood of 2-masted fishing schooner east bound from Iqulque on Augu*t 28th. _ Detroit—Davy Jones fouled to over. 8aywarj> mills ha* already been al- The new tug Chcmalnii», being built port* While the grounds will be open for a* Empress of.India reported In CHICAGO, LOHDOH, Leach. Adams hit Bush in. the back. „ . . . - ... , most Completed. There is now room 4&|0-north latitude.’ 131.20 W. longitude, for toe VkteÜs LumbeV & Mfg. Co.. Cobb filed to Clarke. Bush out steal­ a short time after to-day, the show will j for four vessels to tie at the wharf for- -Travel tb the south is heavy, the wfll arrive Sunday morning. Ill be ready to launch at the last of HAMILTON, T0H0HT0, ing second. Qlbson to Miller. No rune, end to-night. Few of the buildings I loading either head or stern on, In steamer City of Puebla has already Pachena, Oct. 16. noon —Clear; calm; the month. The engines and boilers no hits, no errors, will be opened again, and the “pay are expected to arrive In Victoria by been alifioHt booked up, although she MONTREAL, QUEBEC, j—-- .... Second. streak," the amusement way of the Blue Funnel line steamer early In No­ doès not sail until Wednesday next. fair, will soon be deserted. The work > • vember. ■ w o- w PORTLAND, BOSTON, Pittsburg—Abstein walked and thee IMPROVING VICTORIA HARBOR. Asd the Hriaelpsl Baalncw Centers et stole second. Wilson bunted safely. of packing exhibits will begin at once, The fléchait Steamship Company has flteamer. Transit, which recently re Ontario, Quebec and the Schmidt tried vainly to get Abstein at and while the exterior will remain withdrawn the stegmer Tartar from the turned from a hunting, trip to the 81 third. Gibson ^popped to Bush, Aditos beautiful, the inside of the buildings run from Vancouver to Ladysmith and berian coastr was this morning hauled Maritime Provinces walked filling the bases, making Dono­ will present scenes of confusion and Chemainus, but Is continuing a freight Longest Double-track feoute under one activity. .------management on the American Continent, van's fourth free pass to first. Hyatt service, three trips per week, with the The total attendance at the exposi­ Hied to Crawford, Abstein scoring oh steamer New Era. 1 for Time TaMM, etc., mtftew tion, not Including to-day, is e. cookson, the throw in. Leach w%s given four w. a daily average of 26,842. From a aisunt Oee'l Pewee«wr Asreot, balls and walked. Donovan, wilder convicts Escape. THE HORROR OF IT. financial as well as an artistlr stand­ lee «mus er.. CMic«eo, ill. than ever, seemed to loee his control point. the fair is declared to have been short altogether. He let Clarke walk and as a success. convict*, two of them armed, are In the Vigorous, healthy folks simply cannot .the bases were full Wilson was forced hills, to-day With a posse of-deputy sherifis imagine what a horror, what a death-in- to atlim, home. Wagner filed to Cobb. Two LIVER and STOMACH WRONG | and penitentiary guards, heavily armed,' life. Indigestion really is. They speak runa. one hit, no errors. t* pvnmt». Tbektemped prtgoner* broke Üflhtty dl it and say, “ poor Mss So-and- DAWSON AND Detroit—Crawford went out to Ab­ from their guards while twe miles away So has some trouble with her stomach.'' LOWER YU- stain unassisted. Delehanty walked. Indigestion, Bid Color, Pale, from the penitentiary here doing rood Some trouble." forsooth. Of all the ills work. The break had been planned care­ Moriarlty doubled to right, Delehanty Fatigued fully. Of 15 convicts In the gang, it Is 'hat afflict humanity none causes more XONMVIB _ going to third. Moriarlty was limping eyident only five mm.*» In Hm pT7.T XT from his collision and O'Leary ran' for pre-arranged signal they fell upon two mnually more lives than consumption, POINTS hlm. T. Jones guards, took from them their automatic cancer and cholera combined, ll you out. Glbeon to Abstein. revolvers and ammunition. 'Nearby they cannot digest your food—as a steam Navigation is now open on the Tuhofr- and Heart Pains WiU Find In- engine burns coal—your heat, power, River and Lakee. Connections are made No runs, one hit, no errors. found a horse and buggy and then drove with the Company’s steamers, carrying teresting Pacts in This away southward. A reward of $106 for energy, must pm doemT “Continue this Third. both freight and passengers: ./VjiÉSÈr . ; each mart haa been offered. londition and yc*r engins will stop! At Caribou for Atlin. at White Horse iittsburg—O'Leary -succeeded Mor« Article. Food that lies in your stomach undi­ for Daweon and intermedlatj points, and iarfty al third. Miller singled to centre. gested distils peiseag tèjftt ace carried by at Dawson tor Jtoükaak». 4M point# oa Abstein doubled to left, putting Miller TIDE TABLE. vour blood all tignugh your system This Lower River. Thr following letter le printed with Dredge Mudlark, with tender Princes* towing awaVwow of mud For further Information apply on third. A peculiar mix-up ensued the hope that It will show a clear road I [>nison clogs the brain, inflames the . TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT, when Wilson rolled to Bush. Abstein to health to those who suffer the pangs Victoria, October, 190 nerves, muscles and joints, and stag­ wl P. & Y. n.. 405 WINCH BLDG., crowded Miller off third and Miller Of Indigestion and weak stomach. I thia part of the basin there hi a depth bar.. 30.07; temp., 60; sea moderate. Date. ITlmeTtjTlnieHtlTIme Ht|TlmeHt nates all the natural functions. Consti­ VANCOUVER. B. a whs put out, O leary to Schmidt Then 1 am anxious to send the message j of 25 feet at low water extending Ih m. ft.lh. m. ft lh. m, ft,| 1 m. ft. pation, headaches, sleeplessness, pains -1 of hope far and wide to all who are In t out from the wharf for 250 feet, in 4 20 7.6 10 00 16 15 38 8.1 a «4 2.4 and wind in the stomach ; dtsxinesa and Abstein started back to second and 6*74 10 43 5.6 16-06 8.3 Canadian-Rexican Line as 4 was a year ago,-'I the near future ships "will be coming t a# 1.9 other wretched feelings, follow. Molhez was «aught. Bush to Delehanty. Wil­ 7 25 7.2 11 31 6 6 16 32 8.3 Sergei's Syrup cures -Indigestion by son then was almost caught off first writes y Mrs. Ernçst P. Gome*, from j Into "thé harbor tç load at thhi wharf MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS | 0» 16 i«« 8Ü Meriden. “For years I have had a | and there will be ample room for all 180 1.7 17 06 8.1 toning up, strengthening, aiding jh® To ind From Mexico, Europe ud but managed to get back safely by 2 33 1.8 14 21 8.1 digestive organs to do Jbeir natural work. sliding. Gibson forced Wilson. Bush weak stomach and have experienced purposes. 331 2.1 14 10 8.8 Mr. Burton ShorthfTe, of Central Grove, Eastern Canada, via Tehauntepec 4 « %.'< 14 28 8.2 to Delehanty. No runs, two hits, no all thehdistress caused by Indigestion, j When one more section has been Seattle—Arrived: Str. Santa Clara from Digby County. NfB., writes .—‘‘,1 was I may say that the heart pains, watery j taken off the north sldç of the basin 5 25 2.» 14 35 fi.O Bonte. Valdes; Jap. str. flldnano Mare from the IB 3.3 4480 7.6 26 54 6^1 troubled with Indigestion a long time and Detroit—Mutltii «hailed for Donovan. risings, pressure Of gas from fermen-j there will be a depth of 90 feet at the Orlenty sh. Ersklne M. PhrTpa from Bulil- 2»> M 65 found no medicinelb-gjve such immediate Steamers call at San Pedro, provided latlon at time* almost drove me wild.lend of the slip of the Victoria Ma- 2 00 6.6 7 35 4.3 14 15 7.7 . Showing that ••wild Bill" had been re­ mbre; str. City of,Puebla from flan Fran­ 20 56 4.8 reliet as yoi*r preparation, Mother Seigel'* sufficient inducement offers. Steamer lieved. Mullin lined (o. Mller. Davy For a time I bould scarcely eat a chiAefy Depot. Already vessels are 13 8 00 6.7 k 1? 4.7 14 24 7.8 21 12 4.2 Synin. For Indigestion, or Stomach cisco; str. Victoria from "“Rowe; Br.,str. 14 8 62 6.R 8 48 5.3 14 38 7.9 21 * 8.7 will leave on or about the 21st of each J.inee bunted safely, Adams threw mouthful without rauning myself end- I able to come up there at almoat any 4 41 6.8 9 23 5.8 Trouble, it must be a boon to those who Belle of Scotland frohi Tuc«>ma, str." 15 14 54 7.9 B 68 8.2 use it.” month. Bush ,mt at Urst. The young pleat, le*.< misery; I could not sleep well, my I stage of the tide which formerly found Jeanle from Tacoma. Sailed: str. Presl- 16 5 33 6.9 a <7 2.8 color^wns ' fearful, dark circles under It difficult,;±o 17 15 14 k.O 23 30 2.5 Madame Elvira Nowe, of Cherry Hill, Apply ,,Head Office, Vancouver, or to pitcher threw Cobb out the same way. proceed even at high | dent for Han Frahclsc*; Br. str. Belle of 16 16 8.2 the agents, No runs, one hit, i^o errons. my eyes, bad dream*, etc. I tide; A few days ago the steamer Scotland for Panama. Lunenburg Co., NS., says:—“f have 0 16 2$ bé» troubled with Dyspepsia two years Fourth. "As a last bôpe J was perHuafied to j CanrUafiin pa*s«-d up to the shipyards at Hongkong. Oct. 12.—Arrived: s*r. 30 1 06 3.2 MESSRS. SHALLCROSS. MAC. Oceàné from Manila for Puget Sound. ‘21 , 2 00 2.2 sS616 84 8.5, and my food WWld rise as soon as I had PltUburg-Mullin went in. succeed­ thy Dr.: Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake half tide in perfect safety, AULAY A CO.. VICTORIA. and Butternut. AS 1 persev-ered with! Between the baslmgbqre .inefitlcmed 'Valparaiso. Oct. iLr-Sailed: Str, Or mi*- (8 . 2 56 2.3 17 21 8.1 eaten it. ftothing relieved me until, at ing Donovan Adams filed to r>avy 3 61 2.4 14 03 7.7 thl* treatment. n^y api>etlte gradually.I and the part of the harbor/Where the ton, for Portland. Ore. | J3 , last, I began to use Mother Seigel s Syrup JrincH. Hyatt walked. Leach singled to Aberdeen—Arflted" Rchr. F. M. Slade f 2 ' 4 4.'» 2.7 1.108 7.6 1* 24 6.8 22 is 8.9 and by taking one bottle and a half ! was returned, and I began to relish my | ferry steamer* dock, them is a pas- 5 38 3.1 12 48 7.7 18 M 5.7 tetl Clarke sacrificed Mulllfi to-Jones. from Sun Padro. flailed! Sir. G. O. Lln- cured.” ^ meals. My strength slowly returned. I *age giving fourteen feet at Iqw water. 6OH 6.9 6 30 3.6 1102 7.9 ’ if H a How to Avoid Mullin let Wagner walk and It ap­ dauer for San Francisco. 1 30 7.0 7 20 4.3 13 24 8.2 SOU 8 1 Allan Macfarlaue, oi RodOand Fan», the headache and chest pains grew less I With a nine fool tide this allow»,» Hoqulam. —Arrived: 8tr. Saginaw...... fn»m 2 46 7.2 8 06 5.0 13 4* 8.5 3054 2 3 Vale Perkins, P.Q., writes:—“I used peared that he did so purposely Miller 8 50 5.8 singled to right, scoring Hyatt and severe, and at last I began todook my depth of 23 feet at high water and a* j Han Francisco: sehr. Fred. J Wood from 4 04 7:3 14 14 8.7 21» 1 4 your well-known remedy-, Mother Seigel s Sea Sickness 6 28 7.5 9 33 6.6 14 39 8.9 «26 0.9 I axe Sion* a box of Moihersiu # #e* Leach. Miller stole *e<-ond. Abstein old self again. Dr. Hamilton,'* Pills soon a* the basin 1* completed thla I Ban P*dro. Salled-gtr. Hornet for Han Syrup, while suffering from Indigestion, « ured me. and 1 use them occasion- I passage will also be deepened to make ■ Ffendsco. 7 12 7.6 10 17 7.3 16 00 8 9 S3 15 0.7 and Train Sick Remedy. It has reeenti/ fanned. Two nnwrtwo hits, no errors. with excellent results Previous to- been thoroughly tested on English and Slly atlll because J find as a system it 20 feet at low water all the way! Francisco-Arrived : LL. 9-8. Buford The time used Is Pacific Standard, for taking it I always suffered sharp pains Irish Channels and found absolutely relt- Dpt roil—Crawford went out. Leach Tto.m"POr',r "ev,««,ry ,0 allow H&'hSSSZtSSl S the 120th Meridian west. It la countea able. Recommended edltonally by each to Abstain. Delehanty singled to right. fromA-to-44 huui*. from midnight to mld- aflrx eating--.su violent that I dreaded ______tctee ls equal to Owe. _ ------f a loaded «tup to [laaa out fn.m ,[am WraMç|; Eh, Hli, my mr,k 4 »„ mmpIrfrTy Yim-rt by 'S'** *»*■‘X ____ , KW ..... night. The figures for helgth serve to taVnig thr roiitruts of two txAtle*. ' J ^mrnttiy In araat_BrttBtn. .Ana- ______M>aW be . Æ8M4M«lj- . S»4W-- . J,mr.—— Watson fm s-at- dtstfngaish high water from low water. lysed by Sir ______L full.v restored Mrs. Gpmés wfll also at any time while a vessel was being tie; str. SanU MOfiJtià for Gray's Harbor. The hélgh,iH in, fee, and tenths of * Mollir, Sr'grl'r Syrup I, made of root», Guaranteed perfectly 1 Delehanty at third, to Leach-jyîaasl et- foot, above the average level of the low­ satisfactory money re Wr:'1' r“e vd. No run*, two hits' no errors.' cure you, Me. per box. or five boxes loaded. ; ___ —-______est low water in each month of the-year. barlis and lravra.whtchr,ert « remarkable for $1.00. Beware ot subetltute*. By! The Mudlark was built about twenty! ^.a meeting of toe Anti-Tuberculosis ruratirr and tonic effect on the atomach. bookletT and pres# noth Thla level is half a. foot lower than the from prominent people. Fifth. mall from The Catahrhozohe Company,I years ago for R. p. Rlthet" & Ce., of] Society w'111 be held In thé city hall on datum to which the Hounding*, on the liver and bowel. That is why^Teo Admiralty chart, er Victoria harbor are surely cure, ntdigeition. Pittsburg— WlIson lined to Crawford. Kingston. Ont. thte city, at the time thf~outer dock ’ Monday at *96 p.m. "— M VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, HATURDAY, OCTOBER WT 1908

. _ V;, YACHTING WILL CAN B. C. LIFT Tom BOOM NEXT YEAR THE RUGBY CUP See Our Stock of That Fits TWO HUNDRED BOATS STANFORD LOOKED ON AS CHAMPIONS Artistic Electroliers: in Your EXPECTED IN HARBOR V, Y, C. Colors May Fly in Next California Critic Tells of Uni­ Special Designs for the New Tungsten Lamps Vest versity Play in Alexandra Cup f South. Pocket Race.

Vancouver’» chanoeR of winning the Now that the Tmhitng seasonIs Keith Cooper cup- froYn the California drawing lo a flow, memlwrs ot the V I' - Itugby teams this year are not bright, THE HINTON ELECTRIC CO., ltd. lorl* Vuvht club are again agitating cording to a « rltie from the south for the building of * boat to comVO* who sends the following account of the GOVENMENT ST. tor tin- Alexander cup which will he Itugby situation around Ban Francisco: competed for In Victoria In, 1910 1 he • Kizing up the different .irugby teams committee appointed to go Into lhe in California, Indications point to an­ meaauremeAt rule, foi the N.W I.Y U. other victory for the Stanford team A., forwarded td the exeeutlve com­ over the- blue and gold in the big game me If i were got le Wa bent mmdHM; mittee a aiiggehtlon. that the racing between these universities, November „r my ring career. 1 am prepared for rule, should be the universal rule. In- 13th next. Although handicapped by a atead of those In foree at po sent, and him and have OWined crippled and patched up back Held, this bout. Ketehel ‘may stay rmtiwa, A erwt welcome has been given our New are aim making a suggestion to the the Cardinal team has been defeating but most certainly not--longer than » trustees of the Alexander cup..Jhat th« with comparative ease, teams which boat, competing for this event, shajl ,,Tb,'“l,e(ltr.g Is stltl 19 to 4 thllt J»*"- A Pocket Edition. Men everywhere be In the a feet düS». Instead id the her sister university has hail great 2» feet ns heretofore. Of course this dHffcTrtty to Wpmto* from. The gtnn- row wth wh.- -siOSOSlIlEaE are talking about it. , „ rfod forwards art* a heavier and husk­ 5U5PENQEB5S' lends .an added difficulty to Victor^ Ketehel will last 14 rounds. Hundreds «re buying it. Live dealers everywhere are ier pack than ..Inst year, averaging building a bout for the coming year, tor worth l’lav ticcorm-fi work swftw xoni- showing it It U <•«vtnitmt, that <*«"» mo“ wh from 1R0 to 195 pounds, and it Is doubt­ THE RING. IIla-lll Ml.-4P- III' i ’ ' ’ ' t^,“GmL,e"-they regs_rd « If the rules and class are-to be altered work becomes t>i*y when hriped tfy the In 1*11, the boat built to compete In ful,If any scrum on lh$ Pacific coast l.AVDER v. HTANÙEN could cope wUh them successfully. ^►rAwMtitV sliding eords. „ meetsr-^ "«'» 1910 whuldnot be suitable to race A mateh between Billy lauidcr, the ALi nEAL RS..80 CENTS “Cap, Mitchell’s shoulder shouTd not Cana llap ll6htwel«hi champion ah* TheIVil il.ndî. ssd blad. l»os aither trials surer * The Victoria Yacht club are however ’ take more than ten days to round Int i Hod Atanden. the 'Nanaimo boxer, ET TME GENUINE PRESIDENT ON IVCffV I nert.hecoach Priestly *bouid h»** *** —Nafiaimo * re, and the decision waa a NANAIMO SOCCER TEAM ih making nr regatta-r »—■'''*" fufly as -good At not better than _ tne, draw Aa third meetingmeetl: between the Yachtsmen feel certain that the regat­ one that won the Keith Cooper cup pair would conseillent ty be ofThWrest The Universal Remedy for Aaditv• iof the SOCCER LEAGUE Salest sod mol* IS NOW REORGANIZED ta will be one of the most *"«essfu from the Vancouver team last Chrtst- to Vancouver 'fan, who have not yet hu-mach,■ —11,-ailache, ' ' HeartburnHeartburn, Indigestion, -X- ever held on the Pacific const and will, had the privnefe"of seeing Htafldeu In Soar kroelstiens, Bilious Afiectipna. Effective lament mean a big thing to* “The big surprise . of...Ihe season ll action. ------; TROUBLE AHEAD PafiI tort* for it 1* expected that fully ? the wonderful sh5wtng of the Casta­ Regular Use. First Practice Game in Coal lOT^V„ nmt frutn 6 to « thousand visi­ way Rugby team of Los Angeles. tor, will attend The dub-tunc.««de tha blue aivt yniiTtyR October_ City Takes Place an effort to shorten the length of time 3rd. This team had played together OUFTY DISQUALIFIED usually taken for a regatta, and It Is To-morrow. barely a week and were not In very MAGNESIA AS PROFESSIONAL that they will he able In arrange g - ii,l condition. The Hlggln, brother, V, confine It to about t or 6 da: ». ‘(Australian», one of whom play'd on the 'All California' ffiam laat winter Nanaimo has organized the soccer GIRLS OF NANAIMO against the WajllbtesV, were thp «tara Captain Denies Allegation and team for the season. The meeting was of the Castaway.". _and_wh,n the game held last night at the Athletic club AFTER DALBY CUP ended with the wore a tie, 10 to la. the California coaches were somewhat Will Demand * with a large attendance the réorganisa surprised. Enquiry. tlon motion being carried unanimously "Unless Vancouver takes n stronger *0.10 RAPID LOADING The election of officers, resulted as Hockey Team Formed—Basket team down sitiUU tbia.fiUl the «hanœa follows: Hon. President, Thomas dr» of the Keith Cvotier rup eomlng Ira. k One of the notable features the local Owing to the ruling ot ham; Hon. Vide-Presidents. K&lph Ball Aggregation with themsare not brlght.'.'.- of the branch of the B. C. A. A. L. “ Smith, M.P.. Aid. Alex Forrester. Tully Scotch Whisky meeting held last night Formed. two*.h the- Vletort* wM Bryce and -John Newton: President. NEIL AND LAUDER Ha, soccer teams played last Satur- xVHIlam Hart' Vice-President. John day and won by the Victoria Wert. Waugh; Secretary, Prof. Haney Trea­ DO NOT BOX NEXT MONTH Will not count, ee the unlomhag found The- Nanaimo ladles will fly the blue Distilled the Highlands Sporting Rifle that lhe Victoria West club IM** surer, John Smith. and while for thr season under whjrli Military Arm la th,- Mage- Samuel putty, who has professional Committee. A. Dean. W Waugh. R. the' h.K'ky player, will make an as­ of Scotland from On» of the grrat feature, of the Roae Sporting or standing. Thr union has disqualified R. Yates and Wm. Graham. sault on the Dalby eup presenteed to American and Attel May Come By moving 4b« plat £!nr from playing again this season Manager and Trainer. W. Coleclough. be won twite *ln succession. Scotch Barley Malt. AVrendful of cartridge. Is thrown Ini» .*J. magestmt form, of the magasine up and down with the left ha either tor or against a Victoria club The first big practice game of the The club has been fully organised North Next The fObtbell union will be asked for a season will take place on Sunday after­ and ts reported, as having, a strong into the Ho.« «/sat «JJ.» f ruling a. to the distribution of pomts noon at 2.SO on the Cricket grounds side which will practice Thursday's Month, v « If° you"dfttüw Is without a supply of the Ross Rifle write us direct. over the match. The union officials when two picked teams will oppose and Saturdays with regularity, ac­ Insist on PRICE $26 and the Victoria West will forfeit the each other a* follows: cording to reports to hand this morn­ V# pointa, but they have some doubt a. A team. Goal, Walker; backs. Ora- ing. The club held a meeting Thurt- The proposed return bout between write; for catalogue. re the right of the Bays to receive ham and Killeen; halrt-eks. Mossey, day and appointed T. 14. Booth of the Frankie Neill and Billy Lauder to take “WATSON’S” sither one or two points on th. game Farmer, Thackery ; forward,, McWhlrt-, Coal city, manager, and fixed club place at Vancouver, .Tuesday next, is Quebec, P. Q It is contended that Dufty hujpnever er. Wardell, Brundleson, Harvey, Rich­ membership tickets at *1.50 and sea­ off. Nelli Wft* here yesterday for the THE ROSS RIFLE CO. been re instated a, an amateur, after ardson. . son tickets at *2,''.for both of which a day and was still limping on thé ankle having appeared In the boxing ring B team. Goal, Sheppard, back*. Wll- brisk sale has commenced Miss which wt-nt mi.1er hfm in th# fif*h llamson and Harvey; halfbacks, Boyce, Teague was elected captain of the round of th» Ladder bout. with professionals. Leigh, and McEwen; forwardMMtlchell The uSfcqn passed a resolution rep­ team. Miss Priestly vlce-captaln; Miss Manager Wood who travels with him Mosaey, Mitchell, Brown and Blundell. lut, , m— ...... a...... W,""WI rimanding the secretary ghd president Gibson, sec re tan'-treasurer, and a and who left yesterday with Neill for or the club for the breach. committee to consist of Mrs. E. Mc­ San Francisco tried to arrange the Stanley OkefL captain of the Vic GARRISON LOSES STAR Gregor. Mrs. Sharp and the Misses L. bout at a later date to take' place in Schultze Loaded torla West eoocer team, this morning Won born, C. Shepherd and M. Randal. Victoria but considerable opposilum 5TIL raid In reference to the action taken Nanaimo Intends to put out a ladles' was shown to It and the prelimincry PLAYER AND CAPTAIN basketball team this year, the or­ rangements fell through, **“1 have been captain of the Victoria ganizers of which are the officials of Wood said yesterday he had a full ————— Shells —------"i West team /since Its Inception four the hockey club. The plan I» held to house at North Vancouver and’that the be a goi,l one and members feel It public got good value for the bout was THE years ago/ and during' that time we Corporal Thomas, Captain of have- beeh a strictly amateur organi­ wilt be a good means of practice and high claMi*. Neil was out boxed he de- « lured but thinks be wt.uld boat Laud- pow­ sai"! no. not one cent has ever been heaping Alw players. In Best rato.coa- the past forty years) or with Sehultic Cube. This latter Soccer and Cricket Teams, er*Tf thé pair of little one# met again. paid to any player for bis services dlilon for tin- hockey match As. in­ der is thc lati'St and best powder modern seienee has developed. side basketball practice can take the ~ Wood aald he would pi-obably bring BES' The statement that putty received It is absolutely smokeless, leaves no residue and is the quiek- Goes Home. Attell and Neil north again tn a few ■ pavment for his services last-Saturday place of outdoor hockey when the est and hardest bitting powder offered to the shooting publie. weather prevents a general field turn­ weeks and endeavor to put the bout on is incorrect. He received nothing. ■tthér herp or tn *North Vancouver. “Dufiy has been registered as an out. Nothing has been done for look­ Buy a sample box of either of the above cartridges from amateur with the secretary of the Corporal Thomas the star forward on ing fur oirfslde basketball competition your dealer and give them aerial. the ranks of the Garrison soccer team league wlïo has accepted his registra­ by the team, but this will. It la said, BOTH PUGILISTS tion and hi* amateur status the same of which aggregation he has been cap- coroe when the baskelball team shows DUNLOP taiirfor two yearn, a like poaition he has as all other athletes who were former­ form. ARE CONFIDENT CHARLES E. TISDALL ly professional and have been rein-,, also occupied on the Garrison cricket Vancouver to Stay at. Home. team, will leave for England In a few stated as amateurs by.the local branch The Vancouver Ladles' Hoi key Club VANCOUVER. days time, having purchased his dis­ AUTOMOBILE of the B. O. A. A. U. was reorganised for,the coming season Wholesale Agent For British CohMnbh*. “I might also say that we do not in­ charge from the ranks of the Royal this week. This year It Is comp-.red Garrison Artillery. Ketehel Says He Will Be Disap­ tend let. thisv matter stand but win. largely of new material. The Vh'»- ...... adie* Hockey league clubs who have played against llonteith. I do not think their action Clftb *H1 not enteT th* Pav,flt ‘-ou*1 him. for every player was sure of a fair League the mAtcheu being confined to (Times Leased Wire.) will stand as the three did not form San Francisco, Cal., OoL 16.—*'Wlll a quorum. Our representative was d square gam* against ‘Tommy". thé Othmta# ef New Westminster, When"it Comes Right Down to the Sole of Your Feet middleweight chamSon Stanley Két- over-ruled by the two others and we ‘Tommy" ' has been a tower of the High school girl*, -McGill, the Nor­ Smokers' «cquisltes chel be able to wrest the h>,'!nvy^tg^ will press the matter to the limit. We strength to the cricket team and also mal school. North Vancouver and to fiiyyee team of the Oarrtnon win certainly have it reopened and Humwby Best Line In the < Itjr l ioiSS/He has played conelatenHy In the -baa -held, the title, niuve I»' vUtor* over full Inquiry made. „,oo Tyke -Ulbltsaide was elected wd *t the' - We Have Boots and Shoes Not rinks of each and was also a pr .mm captain. And the vke captain Is Miss Tommy Burn* in Australia?'* ent figure tn the Victoria team playing OradwelL Mias Peggy Boae I» the new Thle in the quentlon ^h®t thousand! against the islanders and mnlnlanders secretary, and Mrs Dr. Capjiell and of fight fan» the countrW>ver are ask­ HIB CIGAR SI ORE Found in Every Store in the Pacific Coast soccer league last Misa "Chick" Whiteside the additional ing them*elve»' this mornihg.1 ,.W, ot Hireishrnnh winter. " member." on the executive | - Fit a» the. proverbtsl flddl# wfl COR. 00VT. AND OakGkri t—W 'S The Garrison club last Saturday was eager»/ awaiting the tab of the gong keeast; Ik. yrsswisrsi TROUNCE AVE. the guest of the Corporel who provided BASEBALL. Which will agt them off on their 26- the automobiles that took the players ANOTHER WIN FOR SPOKANE. round championship battle at 3 o clock We want you to come and get into a pair of Waterproof this afternoon at Coffroth'M arena, both to the Canteen ground-at Esquimau Everythin* UP t0 thB M,nute* Spokane, Oct. !«,—Spokane nyaln de­ Ketehel and Johnson are prepared to Boots now in stock to win their first match. He Is an the feated the pennant holders In the .poet way to" San Francisco, . having goo* put u0 the battle of their lives. 00 pairs of th- JUST RIGHT BOOTS, *> 50 4>*1 to-OO down with Beaney. Locksley and>l.ori- aeries of games. Scores. With all the choice seat* diap<»eed of, Northwestern. —, wro griswslh mer who play in the Portola festival early Indication» are that a record- th. was i. ,w*i R. H; K. breaking vrowd *if witnesH the strug­ Corpora! ion of the Dis­ IN VU Tl S DHYKOCK BOOTS. Icathvr^luimf, gamas on the il C team. The party ...... : ...... ;...... { ’ } will return;In about two weeks time gle.'^ 1 ■ -..... ; when Corporal Thomas will say bln-An­ ^Batterie»—Hiller and Whaling; Jen- . Ketehel will go Into the ring weighing trict of Oak Bay al good byes and lake his last leave about 189 pounds, and he seems to lie 60 paireT. P. FORTTS MSB SHOKS.' <8.50 to . #5.00N of friends and team mate» at the Gar­ sen and Ostdiqk. brimming over with confidence. Here Portland, Oct. 15.-8cores were as TENDER# FOR EXCAVATION gUH NIL rison. Is wlyst he says; laying WATER MAINS. ;«) pain. WM. A MARSH VELOUR CALF, G<><£year ,0,l0Wi R.H.E. "1 never t«lt better Id my life, and If I am not hailed es the heavyweight «BALED TENDER# marked "Tentlcnr Vernon ...... ;...... 11 “ } champion when the battle I» over. I for excavation for v iler mains’’ will be will lie e very disappointed man nr received by the undersign^!, from whom tin piiiv, BOVS' WKAliWEl.l, BRAND, *2 to. ..#2,50 Batteries—Hrackerridge and Brown; course. Johnson has the advantage form» of lender and spevIfiesUon may be 'sweaters for athletes Garrett. Chlnault. Fisher and Murray. over me In weight and reach, but l do obtained, up i«> 5 p. m! ob Thursday the 120 pain. MEN’S BOX CALF, Goodyear welt. $3.25 Lda’Angel. s. (k-t. .16.-Scores were as not believe that he carries a Ihockout *l»t day of October, \m. for the work of ALL KINDS or ATHLETIC SWEATERS Is-either tut. If I can land one good excavating trenches f‘>r water msln» in R^H.B. wench llurlng the opening session, be­ the 'Municipality. AND JERSEYS IN STOCK Los Angeles ...... i 16 2 Tenders mull be accompanied by a c$r- lieve me when 1 «ay that I Will take Lifted cheque equivalent to 5 per cent ot This week we are offering as a special All-Wool Sweater, with acme of the fight out of Mr. C*on. Batteries — -Hatch. Thorsen and the amount of the tender. Varsity collar ...... $2.00 , while Johnson is confident of win -r BondF will l»e required for the proper orendorff. Smith; Baum anil Le Longe. JAMBS MAYNARD Uuifyrm supplied to clubs within two week*. nlng he Is taking the battle much performance of the contract. —— San Francisco, Oct. 15.-8çore» were mroe seriously than he ifld hi, ten The Council do not bind themsplves to PHONE 1232 1313 DOUGLAS ST. round encounter with A! knufnut|)T1 Uw toyrest or any Lender. - -.— “ rol,"W: RHE ‘ U. FOWU2H------VICTORIA SPORTING GOODS CO. Johiftton »aldr ’ - A-., . . . (kkl Ai...... ••There 1* no doubt but that Kettnel • * . % . Enginv«*r. Lew Chambers. Bastion Htreet, Vlctow*. 1307 Douglas Street. San Francisco: r 1 51 I, n dangerous man. and I would con M'-omnell. _ John I'. Hweenry Batterie*—Thonnewfh and Thomas* ,- v. side, that be had a chauve even with B C. .... - . . ..iiuiiiniiiimiiw"""*" '■“*...... MiuwiMWtnwtW Griffin and Berry. __ . s' ...... "E - r——'------X, • VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1909. I I ------Co., Norma Spencer; third, Vida Lati­ Four of them, Deris Holmes, Normà SUCCESSES Of mer; fourth, Henry Slverta. Spencer, Vida Latimer and Henry Latin prise. Doris Holmes. «verts, led the province in the Junior Principal Willie, after welcoming the department examinations. Miss Holmes parents and visitors, spoke as follows tpjtfie an average of eighty-five and a THE HIGH SCHOOL of*- the successes of the school in the Now Is The Sensible Time matriculation examinations: Best Natural fifth per cent. One of the junior classes "Last year five students took this Laxative Water of last year passed in Its entirety. Ninety pupils wrote on tbs examina­ MEDALS AND PRIZES course, and, kll five were admitted to Is Nature's own remedy for For House Decorating tions, and of these 7S were successful. the third year at McGill; Eberts, how­ common ilia, such as torpid liver. 'I wish also to make mention of the presented Yesterday ever. having to write a supplemental Indigestion and disorder; of the lr Trench. Miss chandler, whose excellent work of Dorothy Boyd en' and ÙTÜMN'seems the ideal time for beautifying the in­ bowels. It» action to speedy, Kathleen O'Meara. These students had career while In attendance at this sure and gentle, without leaving A ferior of the house because the long evenings are school has been a brilliant one. main­ to take the arithmetic and drawing of any bad after effect». it to cor­ the preliminary grade" as well as all the Necessity for New Building tained her previous excellent record by dially recommended by the beet here when more and more time ia spent indoor». The winning a first-class general standing; subjects of the advanced course.of the Physician» and it» extensive uee Junior grade. Each of them made an Was Apparent to All- Miss McKllllcan obtained a second; all over the world for nearly- winter ia coming, too. when the social season is at ita Beckwith. Miss Papke and Eberts a half a century to ita beet recom­ average of seventy-seven per oèpt. Brilliant Record. thlré. Mis* Chandler was given fourth mendation. Try it and judge for *The classes which took the -pre­ beat. Walla grow shabby so gradually that one hardly place in the University In aggregate, yourself when! you Buffer from liminary course of the junlof grade, al­ realizes it—but look at them from the standpoint of a standing. She stood first in English though comparing favorably with simi­ CONSTIPATION lar classes throughout the province, did No better argument could be needed composition, second In algebra, and guest. fourth In geometry and French. Of not come up to my expectation*. I for the erection of a new High school these five, three are now pursuing their know of no good reason why at least Selecting Wall Papers is not a task, but a pleasure here, than the excellent result» attained stud! s In the third year at McGill, and talned honors In English. In medicine eighty or elghty-flve per cent, of these there. No one who attended the com­ will therefore be enabled to graduate and science them afe equally success­ pupils should not pass Perhaps It Is where the largest and choicest stock of Wall Hangings in partly due to the new condition* In mencement exercises yesterday after­ by spending but two years at the Uni­ ful students from Victoria. 1 Cuthbert which they find themselves after leav­ the whole of Western Canada awaits your choice. Small­ noon could fell to be struck with the versity. Holmes,, who took the second year high quality of the work being done by •The first year In arts wffs equally ing the other schools. It takes some ness of prieefis one of iti attractive features. Better values here than elsewhere because of Principal WHlla and his assistants, and successful. Individual members obtain- with us, a year ago. Is now In residence time, no doubt, to become accustomed at Balllol College, Oxford. the ability ot the student*. j Irg a very high place Indeed. There to somewhat different methods of study our immense purchases.. We can serve you wll and at very reaaotable pfiee-either in the "Passing to the High school depart­ Principal Willis presided, land among I were fifteen undergraduates enrolled and teaching Fifty-three 'pupils ment, we find that for the first time those present 4« the crowded assembly I in this class, tw'o of whom Were partial passed out of seventy-six. Miss Flor­ matter of correct Wall Pipers or Paper Hanging. Call or telephone us. hall wer«* l>r. Alex. Robinson, superin­ i student*. Of the thirteen, candidates In many years the boys carried off the ence Penney came first. honors"111 the 5rtu.tr halat I on class. The tendent of éducation; City Süpertnten- who wrote in the McGill sessional ex- 'Tn the commercial department seven nmtnnttnrg, ten _pagsgd In all snbjet-ts. first four on the were hey», and candidates wrote for diploma* < M TjgftT" ^ ftfaüi, Ana rru«m#g Mewww. they cafne remarkably close to each Ktaneland, Riddell, Christie and Mr». two were conditioned with one sub­ these four were successful. Miss Wine, y*sltlna ject. and one failed. The pass list 1» other,,the fourth boy tfelng only two Mies Francis Grant. Arthur Pike and marks eut of, 760 behind tRe fljat. The following prly.es and medals were a* follows: Haïs T, Mary Hamilton. Miss Jackson. In the preliminary part Thomas Norris and Harry Robin sqn Ltd. presented :----- —-— ------—---- — Marshall Gordon; Glass «..Leon Holm. of the course, *11 but one pupil were, tied for first place. Thewr-were. ctosp^- The Governor-General's silver medals Miss Corry. Miss Rose; Class TIL, Miss successful." Tel. 406 were given to Thomas Norris and Harry Lehman. Kenneth Drury. Miss Lux- ly followed by Elmer Finland and Principal Wyils pointed etit that Painters and Art Deqorators, 618 Fort Street. George Williscroft: Thlrty-qlght efcTrt Robinson, who were head of the matri­ combe. Miss Mowat. and Miss Logan. many pupils are altogether too ÿoung culation clftes;. -se< ond prise. Elmer Conditioned. Miss Fox and Miss Coates didates wrote on the examinations, and when they take up this work, and the Flip land ; third. George Williscroft. •*1 want to call your attention to the tienty-nlne passed. The French paper, result is many drop out before the end German, Ruby Tubman: English, Jes- excellent work done by the leader! Mies harê. las usual, was responsible for of the year or çhange over to the regu­ some failures. In most of the other sub­ ho Roberts; English, Ruby Tubman. Hamilton. She took second place lar course. He suggests that two ject* they did exceedingly well. One of fn the University class, Mary Hamil­ afaong ail the student# of th#* Vul years of the regular course should be t tP Victoria, ,teii years ago Then It was ton gâltièd the gold medal presented by vertdty in the first year of the arte the member» Of till* via»». Arthur taken before entering the commercial In four unsanitary rooms; seVen years Boggs, succeeded tn matriculating to Trustee Riddell, and the French prise, course, making an average of 84 1-5 department The loyal support of the ago the present building was thought the Royal Military College, Kingston, while Marshall Gordon. took the first per cent., and was first in three sub­ staff was acknowledged by the princi­ a magnificent one which would All all and Is now In attendance there. You prtu for ppeâeiew > r . ■ " - jects. French, geometry ; and Latin. pal ami reference made to the circulat­ requirements for generation#; now if $25,000 Hfffii,. . prV.U oiUuil!y-r-.clâ®i;_ n,ce Marshall Gordon also djd well. He will remember that last year Miss Jean ing library, started largely through the i was too small. In those years the in­ Penny, winner of vhalloner * Mit­ was second in Latin. and won a high RobltiSrm headed the Dominion hr "the efforts bf Mtito t^arni. the wshbbl paner, stitution h*d grewn In public- esteem, matriculation examinations This year It's a tidy stmt; trot ft'» a low price—only $100an acre—far a SPLEN­ chell's stiver medal; second prlie, Scott place in English, geometry and phy- "The Cam os un." of which, Harold i and was valued no It should be. hav- she wrote on advanced exhibition DID FARM AT COMÔX, the best agricultural district on the Island. It Watson; Hrmated by -Messrs. Hibben. Beckwith Is editor, and Keppejh Drury j ing by U« success overcome some early has dwellings, Is all fenced, well watered, and has all necessary —Tou will be pleased to know that work, and re|*eatr- •Wsism/or an,aremm and children. Insist sn your dealer showing you intendent pointed oihpfhat they com­ . Vesta Is the only one of the email pared unfavorably with other, corps, planets which tan be seen with the naked jT CMMTSÆT Underclothing. We guarantee tt. a and hoped cltlsenw would see that this Jay & Co. ^ye. Her diameter is but 300 miles, and ~V*t W0Q THE C. TUPNIUU. CO. OT CALT, Lhw-d. GALT, ONTARIO - E*.h«*od IS* disadvantage was removed. tack «V. st »J Florists Dr. Robinson-described the progress (Wet. or bum. Bit* * Co., Toronto. her surface, therefore, but .oae-nlnth that of the High school since he first came OIL OMA.e. OINTMENT. of Europe. 1107 BROAD STREET THE FINAL CONTRACT SIGNED! Construction of the last division of the Alberni-Nanaimo Railway will .commence at once and be rushed to completion. The rails are now being laid. Consider ALBBRNI and be wise GRQW1~!

ALBERNI is the only west coast terminus ALBERNI saw mills will employ hundreds owned by the C. P. R. of hands and will cut in the vicinity of ALBERNI 1,000,000 feet per day. ALBERNI, Nanoose Bay and Vancouver are Will Have a ALBERNI has' tributory timber resources in a straight line. that alone will support the new; railway ALBERNI is 164 miles nearer Yokohama Population of 5,000 ^ profitably for fifty years. than Vancouver and 133 miles nearer to ALBERNI has a safe and magnificent harbor San Francisco than Vancouver is. or 6,000 People ALBERNI is the natural geographical centre ALBERNI is the natural first and last port Within Three Years of great lumber, mining, fishing and agri- of call for the Empress liners. . cultural industries.

We have some SPLENDID ACREAGE for sale close in at reasonable prices and easy terms. Excellent for subdivision. We also have lots in both old and new Albemi. •* - - We offer some EXCELLENT LOTS 60 x 125 close in at $50 per lot on easy terms of $10 cash, balance in monthly payments of $10 each, no interest. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY LEEMING BROS.. LTD. 524 FORT STREET Real Estate and Insurance Agents PHONE 7^

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VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1909.

0. D. MANN’S EYE IS ON WRITE VANCOUVER ISLAND Pat—“And what the divil is a chafin'-dish? Mike—“Whisht! It's a fry in-panjhat's got into society. THIS J0MJ of Fugitive Found in (Continued from page 1.)

If You Want to Stop life Stronghold in ydur timber. The prospect for business a Man From development is simply dazzling. Drink. Steel Works. “Vancouver Island is agitating for Dainty Treats With a Chafing Dish ► Bheoured her husband, her brother and several Of her neighbors, and now ahe generously offers R. W. Madison, staff correspon- the erection of iron and steel works? to UH you of the simple. Inexpensive remedy (By that she so successfully used. The remedy can dent or the United ) Why not? You ought to have them. be given to the patient San Bernardino, Cal.. Oct. 16. Billy It Is not a moment too soon to get Can Be Easily and Quickly Prepared—Hasty unnoticed so there Is busy along those- lines. I can tell you no publicity of your Boy, the Piute Indian murderer, is private affairs. She le this—that if such plants are not In ex­ anxious to help others dead. With hl« only remaining car- istence when our . ÜM reaches the Meals, Afternoon Teas trtdge he sent a bullet crashing through coast, I will build ofrie myself. Our erswheats a dwr ooa 1 ’tie heart .and fr!i lifeless lu ttoe. gran- company has now yotr krtow^z blast —Hi CHAFING DISH is more than » ‘ ‘frying-pan, " much more—ask the woman who has used one, who has used both. ‘te fortress where he ' made his la-., furnace at Port Arthur. Oh, yes, sg*el 1 Dainty treats can be quickly and economically prepared with the chafer. The arrival of the unexpected guest the makes no charge for | jeFperate stand against Sheriff Ralph s works are coming. - \ “I can see a great future ahead of hasty meal-the afternoon tea-are all problems easily solved by the chafing dish. A delicious rarebit-a dainty chicken noth!rgtoeelKabeasks posfee last week. The Indian’s body Vancouver Island, astiie " altogether i"ûnoïff2.*£U*Ü wa, erenta.ed on n hastily constructed from the- question of rail connection stew—delightful creamed oysters—will be more appetising if made in one of these chafing dishes. This style is sanitary, no reason why*■ you funeral pyre, made by the officers who with the mainland. Your Island P«- ■ should not write her at sesses such superiatlve attractions, es­ cleanly, durable and is the finest, most useful utensil of the kind on the market. Book of recipe* with each chafer. ' yf Mi ■ once. Of course, she ex­ had run him to his death on the sands pecially to thosd|who have made a pects that you are yourself personally Interested >f the great Colorado desert, the home In curing one who drinks, and are not writing competency In the harsher climate of out of mere curioalty. Send your letter In coo* of his forefather*. Adeooe to her home. Simply write your name the northwest, _that there can be no Let Us Show You Two Splendid Styles, Nickel and tell address plainly In the coupon below Early yesterday the c< whined posses doubt that your pleasant valleys in end send It to her. tinder Sheriff Ralphs Arrived within every section of the Island will be the Plated, at $7.50 and $10 MARGARET ANDERSON. striking distance of the murderer » homes of thousands of people, Just so J65 Home Avenue. HI 11 bum. N- Y. :air. A line of scouts was tbrotvn - you ' have made the various Ftp. „Ase tell me about the remedy you used ! opt, and the fortress encircled. Grad-1 districts accessible by modem piethoda cure your husband, as I am personally I of transportation. I am sure you may Here Are Splendid Styles and Values In Hall Racks terested In one who drinks. uatly the fine was drawn closer to tlfcL granite atronghold. Shots fired by the look forward tp, pne day seeing one Four Now Arriv Is Just Priced—F rices Ranging From Each $16 puttee met witH nv reply, and a dar* million people on this Island. The labor* durationI think' you ing Indian trailer approached to with­ E I1AVK just priced four very attractive new hall raeka—priced very low,^, in a hundred yards of the place. ought to be able to get all the men AddTeei.v...... Suddenly the Indian turned and fled you want. The Canadian Northern "stylish racks at very interesting prices. And snch news should he in­ has never yet seen the . necessity of W back to the posse. Trembling with teresting, now that the season when aueh a furniture item is most required is ! terror and with one hand pointing to employing any but white men. In all ! the pile of granite from which Billy de- th.- course of our business, the firm of here. We want you to visit our fourth floor showrooms and see these new, ! fled the officers a week ago, he circled Mackenzie A Mann have never given employment to an Asiatic. That’s racks, ace the other styles offered and seepntr many offerings in hall seats, hall the. other above his head In the Piute 6RASSH0PPER death sign. Deputy Ben De Creve something to‘boast of, isn't it? mirrors, umbrella stands and other suitable and necessary hall furniture shown, eoeur, accompanied by three officers, Assimilating Population. : there. There is much to interest you and a visit will amply repay yuu. HOT I then crept warily up the slope to the “The people from the western sec­ OINTMENT ™ PIUS fort. The bare foot and leg of the fug tion of the United States are pour­ arc the new ones-"- The Great English Remedy ittrè protruded through a rift in the ing into Canada at a very yfcpftd rate? rocks. De Crevecoeür directed a bullet Wc ha*e. a very altraetive rack in either Golden Oak or Early English flnishet They make excellent citlsens. Anâ a oak, t---i p)«t- mirror hrssa hooks, ^ from ht*« Winchester at the feat ^•rrr targw rramher'of weètttty Amer­ with umbrella rack and cupboard,Jgmely was no move behind the rock pile, and icans are not only Investing In Can­ finished and of excellent design. PrleecT at ...... • • fl®. with a shout the fout officers vaulted ada, but they are becoming Canadian This $30 rack has a large bevel plate mirror of fineaUquality. Made of selected into the nook that had sheltered. th citizens. Some of these people come oak, highly poljshed. Brass hooka, umbrella rack end cupboard...... — .»30 Indian for many days and rolled his over with me on the boat from Van­ lifeless body into the open. couver. There goes Senator Gallagher" This style has a very handsome oval, bevel plate mirror. Selected^oak has heeti One of the Indian’s feet was bare, —and Mr. Mann pointed to a tali gen­ ______,__- used. Very, stylish design .—------HAVE an* beside htm-, lay- hiw -stolen Win­ tleman crossing thV rotunda of the chester. It was (apparent, that he had hotel—“Senator Gallagher has takqn removed his. and placing th» out Jils papers as a Canadian cltlsen, BAD musxle of the *tm against his breast, and he is going to build a $150,006 resi­ BIG SHIPMENT OF WIRE SPARK GUARDS JUSTIN YOU had pressed thjf, trigger with his toe. dence at Vancouver on Shaughnesey The despergdo’k body was badly de­ H« ights—the swell residential district composed. He apparently had been of the city." V LEG dead nearly a week; In conclusion. Mr. Mann sa^ld he Under the direction of Deputy Sheriff Card Prizes hardly knew how long he would be in Bed Spreads Drink Better Coffee A Poisoned Hand, Abscess. Tumour, Hewlns, the body was cremated. the city. That would depend a good Piles, Glandular Swelling. Ecsema, Block­ and Cushion Forms— Hundreds of Sugges­ ed and Inflamed Veins. Sy no vit us. Bun­ deal upon the nature of the negotia­ and Save One-Third ions, Ringworm, or Diseased Bone. I can JAPANESE BUDGET APPReVgp. tion»1 with the government. He would Now Arrivals tions Hors csre you I do not say perhaps, but I be here, he said, until Tuesday next Coffee is healthful if made right. A great ’■will. Because others have railed It Is no Toklo. Oct. If.—'The budget has been In any case. U7I HAVE just unpacked ARD PARTY time is here reason I should. You may have attended approved by the Privy Coitncll. It to­ many peraons who cannot drink coffee made Hospitals and been advised to submit to During the Interview Mr. Mann said W some excellent new ar­ amputation, but do not for I can cure tals $264.500.000. that application had been made both by ordinary methods are really benefited by Cagain and the question of you. Send at once to the Drug Stores for to the federal and provincial govern­ rivals in art bed spreads, drinking coffee made by the suitable prises is paramount. • Box of Grasshopper Ointment and Pills , TYPHOID AT COBALT. which are a certain cure for Bad Lege, ments for subsidies for the line .through cushion forms, table covers, It’s a problem that is easily etc. See the Trade Mark of a *Xir»eshop- . , British Columbia. The company was ©er" on a green label -Prepared by AL­ Cobalt. Ont.. Oct 1$. Dr. Bell, ny provincial health department, h 1 n .1 h a *------* that thn navntlatlnüa don street. London, England. (Copyright.) and he hoped that the negotiation* from one of the leading hundreds of excellent sugges­ finished his work In cleaning up Co­ which he would open to-day with Pre­ Q, Ü Bowes, Druggist, Agent, Victoria, balt of typhoid aqd will return to To­ mier McBride would prove successful. British houses and they rep­ tions. B. C. ronto on Sunday. D. D. Mann Is one of the most fa­ resent the very latest ideas mous railway builders on the con­ 'METEOR' No other store in this tinent of America If not. Indeed, in the of the fashion centres of the city offers snch an array of world. By sheer pluck and determin­ world. suitable prises and none of- ation he has risen from a position of Coffee Percolator obscurity to that of ohe of the heads We shall have them The timed, are «Seta the «quid lad a, «on a, the water m the lower fer such excellent values in of the most enterprising railway com­ ready for yoi. inspection to­ tompertment become, heeled it w foreed up through the ceotfaltubeand these lines. ■>-em­ panies in America. In his. boyhood «rayed over the ground coffee automatically, mid. Sharing through, youth he was engaged In the most day and we invite you to absorb, ill I he Savor and aroma, leaving bitter tarn .tut brhmJ where prises suitable for ladies in humble tasks on railways—but the it do do no harm. To obtain the tame «length roe turn-third lew MAKING CANADA FAMOUS visit the second floor ' and bewildering choice. Men folk brains and the will were there, and to­ view the many interesting coffee than by othet méthode _ day “Dan” Mann Is known far and . METEOR COFFEE PERCOLATORS, for making coffee prises thaVll surprise yon in wide as a grfrtit Railway King. new offerings to be seen variety. It’s useless to enu In appearance Mr. Mann gives oije there. Welcome to come, on the atoVe—niekel plated—at ...... 0® One of the most beneficial results of the the impression that nature Intended For making coffee on the table, in niekel plated at 112.50 merate here. Come in and him for a successful man—for a man whether to buy or to be in­ and...... RIO look over the stock. United-States Pure Food Law lay in its expos­ who would do things, one who out of formed. the very love of overcoming great In Copper, at $12, $11 and ...... ,.....»10 ure of the many vile concoctions sold as difficulties would push his way to the “whisky.” front In almost any country under any circumstances. Above medium height, heavy of build, slow of movement— Two Special Values In Mission Style Morris Chairs —Dr. Wiley said, in dis«ussing-the proposed and of speech.—with a massive head, heavy, determined Jaws and a glance Two Excellent Chair Styles Marked at Saving Prices to Clear act before Congress, “What we all require, is of the eye that plercee one through. “Dan" Mann is a big man—and he TIP ON THE THIRD FLOOR we have a few chair styles of which we have but one of a pattern. We have inch an exten- such a distinction that the purchaser may looks It. U |lve line of catalogued chairs we find we have too little nace to carry all these odd lines, so we are making an effort to know exactly what he is getting—and then let CANADIAN FfefaD-BATTERTEF. clear some of thèse quîcMy We havrspectlHr priced-some of these and here are two special value. « Morris ehiirs- each of the products stand on its own merits.” MORRIS en \IR in oak. Mission design, finished in Early I MORRIS 0Ha1R-A very striking Mission style. Frame is Ottawa, „Oct. 16.—General' efficiency s, ores of the Canadian field batteries ‘ Eng|ish finish Upholstered in moquette. Excellent chair of oak and is upholstered in attractive tapestry. Specially The result of the law was the annihilation of give the 21,st Montreal batteries first Special value at...... •.7TV #24 | priced, at. each ..... #20 place, with the second battery,.pttawa, style. numberless brands of whisky, supposedly re­ in second place; Ith battery. Granby, r third, and 25th battery, Ottawa, and Sole Agents putable. which had formerly commanded large ISth battery, Winnipeg, next in order. Sole Agente Ostermoor sales. They fell far short of the official stand­ •Libbey" Cut “IT SEEMED LIKE WEILER BROS. Mattress ard, and disappeared from the market THROWING MONEY AWAY Glass " HOME FURNISHERS SINCE 1862, AT VICTORIA, B. a Price $15.00 Finest Made" Corby’s Canadian Whisky won a unique dis­ Until I Tried Gin Pills.”

tinction. It was the only Canadian Whisky Mr. P. Fitzgerald was completely dis­ heartened. lie had suffered so long that fulfilled all the rigid requirements of the with his Kidneys and spent so much law. and was admitted to the American mar­ money on doctors without relief, that he raadpup his mind he could not be SPANISH CABINET FALLS INTO VAT kets absolutely without question. It was cured*/ t __ IllZll Tfyéti, Tie chanced to read about the APPEARS DOOMED OF BOILING WATER judged on its merits and found not wanting. wphderful cures by Gil» Pills, the grçat fdney Remedy, and sent for a sample The pills did him so much good that nXxvXx To-day from Boston to San Francisco it Ss he immediately bought two full sise (Continued from P*Se Man Employed in Packing Plant boxes. And these two boxes of Gin making Canada famous as the home of the .. / pills made him feel like another man. Sustains Serious “host whisky on the continent.” -z But let Mr. Fitzgerald tell his own Ready For Emergency. Injuries. story of a really remarkable cure. Paris. Oct. 16.—The HoclaU.t paper, Provincial Asylum, Orllla, the Humanité, In in ■•extra” to-day June 18th appealed to the eoclallata. vevolutlon- Los Anyeles. Cal., , Oct. 1$.—Falling BeDlsfieRpNir I have much pleasure in stating that tata and anarchiata of Parts to hold a headlong into a vat of boiling water. We want to send you a free sample of Corby’s Whisky to the sample, which you sent me, led me greet anti-military and anti-clerical Edward Peterson. 27 year* of age. to buy two boxes of Gin Pills from a yesterday received burns that the sur­ prove its tiuality to you. local druggist. They are the best rem demonatrstlon this afternoon. geons at the receiving hospital tear Fill out and mull the attached Coupon, and we will «end you a mints- cdy for Uric Acid Trouble that I have Similar meetings have been called will prove fatal- *-— —-——— bver tried. I must say that before throughout France, and bloodahed to Peterson is employed at the plant of IMPRESS UPON YOUR MIND ture size of our quart bottle. using Gin Pills, I had undergone a long feared. Troops are «warming this city the Lo* Angels Packing Company. and expensive course of treatment by and many «pedal deputies have been While emptying a tub of sausage* in­ THESE TWO SPECIAL FACTS emlnenf specialists of Chicago .They «worn In by the offlclato In their at­ to the tank he lost hi* balance and The H. Corby Distillery Co., Ltd. Montreal, P. Q. did me no good—It seined like throwing tempt to preeerve order. plunged into the seething water. Robin Hood Flour must satisfy you In money away. -, The Spanish embassy 4a under heavy The flesh on the man’s back, arm*, two fair trials or you can have your monçy Send me a sample bottle of “Corby’s Special Selected” Bye Whisky.., I still keep a box of Gin Pills on guard, as moat of the Itl-feeling la di­ and legs was parboiled before he was back—It is the guaranteed flour. hand and take one occasionally. I am rected toward the Spanish government reached by other workmen. pleased to recommend them and bear Bomb Outrage, Robin Hood Flour absorbs more moisture testimony to thèii efficacy. Oerbere, France. Oct. 16,-tn a bomb ELECTRIC POWER OFF. than other flours therefore add more * P FITZGERALD. explosion near the cathedral at Afteç reading such a letter as this, The users 6J* electric lighting and water when you use (t-and get a larger, Dealer's Name Barcelona to-day ten per«on« were in­ you simply can’t doubt the value of jured. three of them fatally. The ex­ three phase power are notified by the whiter loaf. > *' Address Gin Pills in ease of Kidney and Blad­ plosion to-day followed a similar one B. C. Electric Company that to-mor­ der Trouble. If you are a sufferer, yesterday before The house of the row until 5 o’clock In the evening .the Saskatchewan Flour Mills Co. write the National Drug A Chemical power will be shut off. Extensive Limited Co. (Dept. V.T.). Toronto, for a free “iMa evident that the antl-clericala, changes are being made in the light­ MOOSE JAW. SASH. • sample of Gin Pills and try them at who have been furious fflnce the exe­ ing and alternating power circuits For Over Half a Centui our expense. After you have seen for cution of Prof. Ferrer, are attempting which necessitates shutting them off, Corby’s of Corbyville yowwk juif what Gin Pills win do. to destroy the cathedral- The churches 'uaitjg electric Power buy the full sise âf your dealer’s, and for operating .their pipe organs wm~be ISS® remember that Gin Pills are sold with -Try the lunch at the Poodle affected by this RRd will have to make IMM1# positive- guarantee of a' cure or other arrangements. money refunded. Sf

■ ''Æm VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 19UV. 1)

"Ask the woman who wears one Sk ^ lcr S- H- * M- STYLES^

WiD show you at a glance that you are buying styles that are inspiring and correct Made by the best journeymen teflon and /Revolutionary Socialism'* in England. United Kingdom. Australia India [ ; Why Is it that revolutionary iSocliF pledged to fit you and wear you ism ha* never taken root in tills coun­ to your full satisfaction. try? It is because Liberalism has done That is why we put the S- H- A M- OLD AGE PENSIONS. EFFECT OF PRÉFÉRENCE. MINERAL WEALTH, its duty, and has not been afraid to advance steadily on the neper-ending label underneath the collar. LONDON. SYDNEY. CALCUTTA. road of .progress/ in no country In the The- report of the commissioners of Hamilton Wick®», the hoard of trade H. A. Pearson, of Calcutta, has been eommisst<»ner, Addressed the British visiting And exploring the coast of Cape world is property more secure, is there S- H- & M- Evening and Recep­ Inland revenue, contains nn Interest- lesg envy of the^uchh. is contentment lng reference to the* dlflt ulUe's of ad- j delegates to the Congress <*f the Uhapi Comorin and several tracts in the Tln- more widely diffused than in this fa­ fl tion Gowns - - 135 to $75.00, ministering the Old Age Pension Act. bcr* of Commerce of the Empire, on the nevelly tfls'trict for monoilte and other vored land. That happy result has been trade relatione between the Mother­ 9Tie commissioners state that • It w»h minerals; He has secured from the Tra- achieved because a strong sense of S- H- & M- Tailor made land and the t’omrao iwealth. He em­ anticipated that the greatest dlfleulty vancore government a valuable mono- social Justice has animated our states­ phasised th> cxiatin? disabilities under manship generation -after -geiv r.iil.m. Suits, $20.00 tn $50.00 would. be found. In ..Ireland, but there zite sand concession east of the cape which British mercantile interests la­ Nothing would do more to destroy it vas nothing to indicate that the num­ bor. owing to-a lack of system as com- and has applied for prospecting leases for nickel„and wolfrà'tn which .are said than a policy of social Injustice like The Stewart, Howe J ber ot claims would be anything like [i trtii with continental and American Protection. The exploitation of the na- tlie nuntber actually rvceivvtL jt was rjvflK lie ur^ed that a tabulation of to be of great value. ti*»n fnf th« natta of ‘the Interests” anil A Meek Co. Ltd. A foumt requisite tn send tn Ireland from ! freight ntb-s nnd classlftcatlom» ot .-Brl- The -closiiig" balance of the Indian a tax on the food of the poor would jEiigignd arid Scotland a»,thc necessity 1 tsh ami foreign shipping ‘snouhtr bo gold standard reserve on June 30 was breed more Boclallat* In. a year -than arose nearly 200 additional hffleers toi made. The cvimniTsstonPr ibo strength 'anfl weakness of catf Icg- EStBTfcfHl of whi< h the following are the B. D. F. wt»uld .onvert in a. cen­ Bet,as pension/ollleers. together with tury.—Dally Chronicle. 33 clerks qnd about 1041 assistants, tTT uing- and distribution, and the neces­ details:—Opening balance, £18,50^,165; ■1—- b< Ip in the clerical work, firm Of the sity Wl- A cloeer—relationship between rpdftt on coinage, nil; Interest-on in­ The. Suffragette*. most difficult problems In connection roanufact*iring, merrantile, and ship­ vestment. Including discount on Trea­ There will, we imagine, be no sym­ ping laterals. ■ saith the Investigation of claims was sury bills. £75.006. pathy whatever, tiutslde the ranks of thr question of age, In a large propor­ Sir. R. W, BestK,Commonwealth min­ the Suffragettes thpmeelves. -for the two ister far tmd^A*Hd customs, has issued Reports received hen- from" Per* la , O tion of the claims there was little or women who were sent I’d herd labor by fio evidence of age, and though proof a mvmoranduih, giving «the results of stale that the caravan route» generally the Birmingham stipendiary, for their of age lies with the claim ipt. nrrangd- the experience m the preferential tariff are now becoming safe and the revival khare in the disturbance connected with j • ment* were made .for enabling pension for British imports since its Intrmlur- of inland trade Is expected during the the Prime Minister’s >1«tt to Blngley I i - i* u. Jun. 1!"K A officers to asidst the clainiants. as far ensuing cold weather. News from Te­ Hall. That such action should be n*o j lu jiuggvci w Inn flacAl Ptili1 :> "■ éssarÿ (as AIT Sdber rnlmlefl four, whset- j as possible. Tn nhtnTfiing- heran. MUks iLu.t tli* I’t-r.-iiau cabinet proof. Many claimants had only a bazy suitable o the M«dherUndr- but, with , , vt- x |« v. « on tin • i •T* '* l°*i of the suf­ grave misgiving, he finds that trade is discussing .the budget for tne coming Idea ah to the exact dates- or place of frage, must see that. It Is) is much to -jhpir- btrtir,: acd fhia added-ti» the dti— vrHh .fireal Britain hag slowly but »ur$- year. v ______' ba dnfluml • but xhate .women have ^^pbmpwI1 Tin iiiii Ill lllih ' hotxW^thank but TTtPmseîve*, We faulty V.fCrarlng th»m In 5™en7! TKelSE*ir SeiD ONLY BY ÀNQBS CAMPBELL A OO. ^ ’ Lr l!lP »T'. th l wi* :Vi“ l**r 1,1 1967« J!" rent ; duct of the Imperial legislative coun­ obeerve that they are reported to. have wwii'd surprised n* the pentenec. and gponded to the hçary task that and jn 8t 54 ppr (^nt This decline cil, when the new reform scheme hr in­ be the third largest olive farm In the^otl and picking the fruit are peculiar, troduced. are being steadily worked no doubt they were, because magis­ tONOEYITY OK Ol.lVK TltKfca. placed upon them In a manner worthy ; gayg thememorandum, must arrest the world. Syrian fruit farmers are extend- j Neither the grlnflers nor pickers received of all praise. The work waa strenuous atf,ntion of the most comnjkeent ad- out. trate*. hitherto, have shrunk from in­ in the - xir-m, hvt the result has been . (>f !ai_, z f:(,r„ yFunjab Irrigation. flicting the full penalty which the law The longevity of olive tree* is extrapr- ingoUve. culture with -«povh seal Hml>r- j wages, bttt are paid nn prmentaflf. The e gratifying success, as was amply at The total mpori* of mcrchanclise in It .Is Reported that the Ih-ufenant- allows. It’would have been bettor if dtnary. la Syria reeeatiy lmve bean feet. One planter recently set out 30o;we pickers rec-dve 5 >-r j^ent. of the actual they had-becn less sq^eaunish at an fruit 1 pickesi- 4oul- tbs- griadw* frtt W jwr- U0tni— tysi..;.....™ tWtart------tint—. —n4;W - » gwl - 1Mr. rfrtfiitru « vbiuttvalue- . ire„ { i-ti8 66M6(l l4|K.-v, rdyr .,r U»c JL’untal>..l*_haviJUL.i(C of scarcely three months nearly------.three-l— . yvhi, ,he rnhf.i K|ng.ifan vestigated4ha earlierdate : but.but. flQpowWLjh thgjtt A bl>fegfnnfnAgloilI-hg Whose ages are estabhsbetl beyond qw- —TLfHtePCTww EirpijiiiiifnfOpegA i#iiwntygterns ^»T rûTTtin' tTio cerit. of the fruit ground.—Dundee Adver­ quarters «S a million claims were dealt ; £;>s;èôç,ooo. servoirs for the purpoac of feeding >ms been made, we hope that other _yop^_ A trust deed exists which relates to Syrians make the oHvextre»*a bear each tiser. r/ caw* will be treated with ■lmllàf"'W*tw" with, and 535.658 pensions nlacejl In aj The'value of Imports affected by pre- rivers supplying the large canals of the an orchard coverTng'lkr trees near Tripoli, season, while In the old days one crop in posltion to draw their i»ensi,»n.s on Jan-, ferenttal treatment was £36.060.60», **( Punjab during the lime* of small dis­ utary severity —Pall Mall Gaxette. Byrta, the trust deed haring been Issued three years was thought tn be ifl tlmt I The .largest churches in Europe-will con- uar>- 1st. 19«9 the first date of pay- j which the United Kingdom contributed charge. The Punjab rivers being glac­ The Happiest People 499 years ago. tin- tree* could pnaluce. . The low crop-j talrf the following BtMBbkv: St. Heter’i, ier fed are perennial channels, but they ping capacity of the trees was due to the Kotike, Milan ('athedral, 37,0n0; St. ment prescribed by the âct. £16,577,006. The preferential rebate on The happiest men and the hnppleet Though the trees look agcfl they still One disquieting feature to which the this amounted to £828.000. are. nevertheless, liable to carry a very bear fruit of fine quality in abundance native method of thrnxhing tiie fruits^Paufs, London, 25,s for Venice, 7,000, ^ received in regard to fraudulent claims, the decrease in British imprted. At Fort. Kku. Labrador, a a sjdendld’ truth.—London Express. A scries of successful flights was ;«c-, rich scam of anlhriuritii has been .tested, would, therefore, be of inestimable MAKES MORE SOLD AT eomplished here by Mr. Vody a few ! .,nd Uw *eol«»gival ind teat ions point to value to the arid tract of the southeast Tne Bishop and the Stage. days ago. A rumor that Slfc Thomas , an enormously extensive depOeit. This Punjab. Whatever may be the result of tl|e Lipton wasnto be a passenger on the j adds one more to the many seam* of A noticeable feature of recent times .inquiry on the subject of the Censorship eeroplane brought thousands of spi undland in" the Myitkyina district Is the forma­ much will have been done to tflpmlnate BREAD AND ALL GROCERS tâtora to La■■ Is anetHwr to tin many tion of colonies by large numbers of the subject of the stage. Thy 1>ts"hop of cabs. carriages, arid motor cars.Am bl- ant resources of the Island which have immigrants from other districts in Southwark, whom we have long come cycles, horse* and foot, and clustered j followed the recent geologic»l survey, Burma and from China. These are set­ to recognlea as one of the most power­ e., thickly round the ma-htne outside- Sir E. Morris's government received tling In the proximity of the railway ful minds in the ..church to-day. dis­ BETTER BREAD ASK FOR IT line in the fertile Nanyln valley, where covered a remarkable1 interest In the Its shed that the aid of the military lately two substantial. proposals from jm„ police had to be requisitions! to make wealthy and influential syndicates to they are rapidly taking up new lands problems oU/the drama. Probably the a fane for the aeroplane tq*J>e set go-j undertake the exploitation, of our coal for -paddy cultivation. one effet*tif flights-. In the morn- ! At the moment, the New York pro- , In the stage there wo Old be small room lng he made three ascents, taking up lMM4aI seems to bo the more favored, In­ for complaint.—London-Dally News. in the first instance Mrs. Capper, the ! a*much as the syndicate offers to de- South Africa Th«'8ud»t. y" Wtre of Uot .not Capper, or -the ttoral I I*»1* with the govirnnmu very hand- Engineer.,’ lialiwn department. In ,he "»"»■ amount a, ,e<'ur ty. and al.o puls Td draw back at the last montent lest llltht he < nvered a half mfik inark- forward an undertaking to ,pend a INTEREST IN POLITICS. from the rejection of a money bill, to ed out 6? himself, in w née.. • «ei*r"" pr",1"r' shrink from the financial c lidos that would ensue, to hesitate about expos­ ful speed for so Heavy a machine. He] * ^ ~ . . . • P1ETERMARÏTZBURO. has mted a com pass to the front of : Thp Kngll.h offer it «eeme. I. by no ing their own prestige an d/Am s 111 utl< • n - /'The question of the role Natal Is to ai i -wcrg ..to abMolytc, r Oaborne, R.N.. of the admiralty. >lorab,,e to '°,w ‘l"l* ""l”'- nepresentative* In the Union parlia­ .. , . , —T, , . I areas to get Into United state* hand* solve at a/momçht when things are at *h„ ,a ched ^e eom,^, during the ,nfi nre an„.,u- ment throwing In their , lot with the the slack and many of lte effort» have flight. It lasted just abotit four rtijn- to invest, but tbg^govemment is. of Progressive party from the Transvaal been Vwarteil. That appears to b«' the utes, during which over two gilles and Cape Colony. chapie of front to-day. It Is a natural ' course, bound kudo what seems best. In Others, however, deprecate nny pre­ were covered. The needle of the com­ the interests^the inland. At present it manoeuvré, but almost too transparent. mature political entanglements. They pass was found to be so affected by looks as >f England would let this -We can trust the people to see through the great vibration of the engines a* ...... urge—and their -counsel carries with IV It, and In any case the great re Torre Inc •MMk .cweltir- .jteueh. .6«, gW-dhW'or-iiefill-t-fWKtlW nw6» to be vlftoaily xwit»T6*s. Another flight fingers for luck of a little boldness. ef. similar duration with a passenger party should retain their Independg —London Dally News. Pulp Deal eettled. It 1» pointe.it out that the dis» uii^arance was accomplished, and then Mr. Cody Revolution of TemperamenL went for a flight alone. He rose afte^ The great pulp deal with Mr. Hfarst, of raclaliHiii depends uik>ri enrolâî co­ b run of less than 40 feet, and soared the New York newspaper proprietor, operation between the moderate men of T^he s|>eciai characteristic of English political life,, the spirit.of prudent com­ up to 200 feet, "circling the plalgrovér ha*. 11 Is1*reported, been Anally settled, both parties. Natal** Influence should r , '■ ■ ” - ’ the heads of jthe crowd on Cp^e Plat­ and on'terms highly favorable to New­ he exerted in favor of yZpollcy of mod­ promise Which has rendered our un- eau and ox-er the balloon ffietory, He foundland. • eration. w'rltten constitution possible and profit­ FURITY FLOUR is not s cheap flour in price. But price is Hot all that then rtrrtsd over. Souths Farnborough, In this conncctiopdt may be mention able, Is in.-danger.of passing, aw uy.. and the Nestor of conxtltutiuna.lUim.'is bo­ and returned to hi* shed-on the plain >d that great satiHfactiqn ha*»-been ex­ is to be considered when buying flour. Like everything else the. low-pricca i deorge Airy (then astromoner-royal » oming the proselyte of that combina­ by the same route. The distante cov­ pressed here at the action of General » hich_pro\ ided tion of leading-strings and \iotent. fac­ flour may be the most expensive in the end. A few cents niorc for a bag of ered was over BYe miles and the time De .Wet in atlvnding the ceremony at for. running the lines within a few tion xyhlch passe s for ^pelf-government taken was about seven minutes, fhe the Bloerofixhtetn Cathedral for unveil-* flour that gives more loaves of bread and bread of far better quality is the hundred yards of the observatory. lng a memorial to the members of the ■broad, rhi.- is what.toe philo* enthusiasm of the lookers on was In­ Patent Medicine Bill. foreigner sees In the struggle for which best kina oi economy. tense, and he was greeted with loud South/African constabulary who fell ■ Tt Is the intention of Captain Craig, duping thé war. we are all so lightly buckling on our M.P.. to Introduce next session a bill It B for this last reason that we ask you to buy a , bag of PURITY * Industrial Activity. armour; and he is not wrong. If the ex- \ » When, he alighted Mr. Cody-express­ for the purpose of requiring that the treme portents are fulfllled—it mutters FLOUR and try it for yourself. Let it cost a flew cents more per bag thin ed himself quite satisfied with the way proprietors of all patent medicine; The Improvement in trade is most not on which side—a deeis-r revolution j ymarked. Every- branch of Industry is some other flour you hsve used, if that is the case. PURITY FLOUR will in which thi* machine behaved, and with shall Indicate on the outside of will have been accomplished in this ' « his prospect of successfully aeoompllsh- bottle, -or rather vessel, the natuiv of reported to be In a satisfactory condi­ country than has ever been known In give you more bread >han the other. The bread will Be of better flavor and ing the flight to Manchester next week. the ingredients, «nee 1864 nil sixm pre­ tion. The agricultural %utlook is par­ its history. It will be a revolution not j color an ton­ what they get. It Is something ti> have ference With the «lell^ùc Instruments “ft8e,, wJ>fh thry I>urPorl to <"ure. In nage of 252.012. The value of goods Im­ for economy and for good results that you cah use. 1 the mmflntime new government stamps a brilliant patch of gentians flowering in the Magnetic depafflWmt■ i fTfffl-ni of the ob­ ported during the period was £726,822. at the rnd of September, even If the servatory. already seriously affected, by have/neen prepared vf\th larger ant^ while In August, 1906. the flfcurea were Buy a bag of PURITY FLOUR when next you need flonr. Don’t merely 1er lettering in order that the more speciosum lilies elsewhere are /too de­ the city and South Londofi Railway, £634,407. Of this £635.275 represented for­ jected to open their stained and spot­ 'order “a bag of flour” and leave it to the groeer.- You should be the one t« which nowhere comes within four mif orant purchasers may not be—led eign goods. Th«* export# totalled £828.- Into the belief, that '"the government ted 6uds. And then this wet. sunless decide what yon will have. You are paying for it Say to the grocer, “send pf the" magnetic buildings jn the paf i with £684,663, and .-f thill autumn Is a very gtwAo»e for planting. Quite recentlv the Kew Obserx*atory stamp affords any guarantee as to the colonial produce represented £429,720, character ar.d efficiency of. the con­ The gardener can begin early, without me a bag of PURITY FLOUR,” and get it j* had -to be retndvvd t > Scotland on ac­ against £333.988. Rough gold was ex­ fear of drought, and get his borders count of the alarming disturbances re- tents. ported to the value of £163,628 and spe­ ready for next year before, the first pultlnjr from the electric trams in West cie to the value of £400. The iralue of Daily Capacity 13,000 Bags Messrs, j^ardmore and Co. are man­ srrjgus frost. His pleasure, that seems J ondon. The xvorld-wridé impqrtence the Specie imported was £206.750. The so dependent on the weather, is/really ufacturing at their steel works In Glas­ of the Orecnwich meridian, however, customs revenue for the month, was more independent of It than, most plea­ for time and navigation purposes ren- gow a new type of modern naval gun £73,904, of which £28,000 was paid td sure*, for almost every kind of weather WESTERN CANADA FLOUR MILLS CO., Ltd. 4r "^“ner Impossible auch a solution of the to the order" of the British Admiralty. other p-orts under the Customs Union,. suit» some of his plants and Some of thmW'fn -the case of thoxRcVyâl Ob­ The* gun—is, neafffijg • eomrdethm. and leaving a het revenue of £45.904. as com­ his operations.—The Time»,. ; ' Winnipeg, Manitoba servatory. It Is not generally known after the official tests will. It lszunder­ pared with £43.802 In August. 1908. The that-tiie -first -ratiwa-i' fp4m L^md*»n to stood, Le piaced Aboard-one ol AhS-Jifiw

vanced etas*, open to apprentice* com­ pleting their second-year course. The HOW THEYHAKE work of the junior-class will Ua op­ tional. and when taken hy the appren­ tice tt will be a preparation for the GOOD ARTISANS examination hbAve mentionna* For No. 100 George Bt., Sore I, Quebeç 1 «ecoml-year apprentices the work1 will «I suffered from womb disease for l*e «obligatory for- two years or more. sevan years, with dreadful pains o\*r and for twd days each week from bep- Aie front of the body, over the back APPRENTICE SYSTEM t. nit>« r to June Inclusive. To each or and down the legs. I had indigestion th«- i)est ten memliors ,l'“ Kener, and- chronic constipation and the 'con­ IN THE ANGUS SHOPS instruction class there will t>e u*’*, ' stipation was so bad that I went some­ ed ea« h yeaf a scholarship entitling times for ten to fifteen days without him to free tuition in the advanced any action of the bowels. 1 was ill in course, which will indmle mechanical, bed for one whole yegr. At one time Great Work Being Done by the electrical, boiler, or car work, each ap­ I was so low tliat everyone thought l prentice being permitted to select his was going to die, and the last Rites of C. P. R. in own course> Those who have not com­ the Church were administered to me. pleted Vhe adviced « ourse at the.-cloee I was treated by six different doctors ,.f th»ir nnnrenticeship may continue in the winter evening cla* tinned below. All who a One In search of Information regard­ classes in nhy of the grad- ing technical education cannot do bet­ paid for their time, and a JAPANESE MINK—Stole and Cape effects, satin lined their progress will be kept ir. *17.25 ter than continence his tour of inves­ hr-the Hujtervlsor of apprentices, me Hfgular price $21.50, for...... ^ tigation at Montreal, and in thV Can­ work of instruction In the school Is not Regular price $27.50, for...... *...... *22.00 adian Pacific -rilway shop*, writes th< Intended to replace bu| only to supP’*- *24.00 Globe’* Montreal correspondent. Th< ment that done In the shop by ski ed Regular price $30.00, for.'.. -...... ; • Angus «hops** cover many acre* mechanics who are held responsible ground and. give occupation to thou­ for teaching the apprentices the best JAPANESE MARTIN—Cape and Stole effects, satin lined sands of skilled artisans. It is m> method* hf using ,»navhtne and bench Regular price $21.50 for *17.25 surprising that the ..pompany Rhoult trois and of doing the work they have elected to take up as their future can­ Regular price $32.50 for Up an adequate supply of qualified ing It Is intended that the shop in­ workmen in a$l the varied kinds structors ^hal l be held responsible for JAPANESE MINK AND MARTIN—Cape effects, with new Military work performed A tfly within this im" the mofàl aiT well as the practical Rpgniar prier $12.50. for mense establishment, (fr that It should tniin-TSr nf the boys. Tit.1 highest ^20.00 have occurred to the official mind that nrlic" offered for competition is » Regular prire $25.(KL_f<,r one way to supply the demand was to ÿhotoÉtf In M.-om rmverellv. ten. provide a systematic educational train­ able for four years at that Institution, ALASKA SABLE—Small collars, fur both sides- ing for the “apprentices in the shops the winners be lug employed h.v , the *11.50 themselves. So far as ‘they are con­ . company during their vacation. These Regular price $14 and $lf.75, for...... • ■ * • cerned, the company' has now in. op­ s -holarships are two in number and~are_ eration a technical school, and this Tlmtted to sons of employee*. CANADIAN MINK— Best quality, small collar effect, two only MADAME JOSEPH LIRETTE. may become a very important edu­ During the winter months evening 1 "Regular price $22.50, for .. ;...... “ - 918.00 cational institution ff the progrès* classes are established for men Who without any benefit. Then I got a sam­ made Surina thé past ttfo years Is deal re to improve themselves, and for ple of “Frgll-a-tlves,’’ but I had no those nfugentlces who care to take faith in them at all. and I would not advantage of them. The men are pro­ have takeiL-them only my husbhnd vided with a substantial meal at the begged so ha^ forme to try them. As soon as t began to take Frult-a-tlves •rnted- wttlj the instruments needed )n I grew-îbçtter. the bloating ON SALE MONDAY the class work they are to ,d6. The lleved, the sleeplessness was di.i< i.. my rey.t.Hftg ttïtd work i*. done undair favorabTe <-.mdi- f BôWgTs trere itarv arithmetic, including frac- tiens as to comfort, and the practical moved, but abo th< at dealers or from Frult-a-tlves, Lim- irrvfcr "they have entered. the com­ dent of the com puny : of Matvey Ited. Ottawa, pany Ifants à v^rtifinate of appren­ Johnson, assistant su ticeship. The term* are years j -motive power, and W. for machinists, five for brass firüEtocrs, ter carbuilder. These DESCRIBES “LAND fvtir for bcdlermakeiw. five for pattern­ I kfen personal Inteivst makers. four for palhte*s, five for i of the apprentices, an 1123 Government St., Victoria, B. C, tool-tnakers, five for electricians, five that iv property organized apprentice- OF NEVER CONTENT’ for car-b'uUdersl; three for grey iron whip system would do much to glv* moulder*, four for -cablhet-makerg. ’stability to the service *s well a* pro- V 1,1*1 mure effective safeguards again*' the railway ‘accidents that ' a use *f Bishops Picture of Peaceful Ireland, Which He Terms a Spoilt Child. training! in the workshop, nru-finitely be*t«-red t'v mak- •1 Few more strikim*. -pkd arç# of. the tore scientific^ A purely ch­ condition of modern Ireland have been aining l* never- safe In any drawn than that presented to hi* dio­ ictive life; It l< apt to break i the most unexpected ■'•nd cesan synod at Cavan, say* the Lon­ a ways. To guard against thts don Express, by Dr. ElWMt, bishop of wetirknew in «• survive the KUnutre, Klphin and Ardagil. And tic WÊÊÊÊÊ “fias t n stttntrd thr- rmirse of is a man who should know. for he ha* now in opt;ration as above lived «md worked tn the -distressful AVIATORS' REWARD. isle'- ever Since he was ordained to the ministry of the Church of Ireland in New, Tork. Oct. 16.—Wilbur Wright received $L2.ôW. from tb** Hudson-Ful- Throughout my life I cannot eail thn commission for the spectacular to mind a time JWfi the spirit of un­ flights he made on New York bay and rest so coinplet«ff>Z possessed the peo­ ■ up the Hudson, during the celebration. ple pf Ireland. Discontent and law-1 ‘Curtis* received $I»,000. WH become untvereal. Yet how strange! There are now j -—Merchants’ lunch from 12 to 2 no harsh laws, no political disabilities | struftlon class open t.> second-year ap­ which should make the people restive. prentices and upwards : tmd an ad- p. m. at the Foodie Dog. It is a time of amelioration, for boons and blessings are flooding the lana. Still, bitter complaints and hatred of Hritlsh nito in Ireland are openly ex- ■ t pressed. The. sentimental temperament of the Irish is so abused by the agitat«»r that they a/e taught to regard history j (►nly from the side of their wrongs'; theii own fault* an- not considered. . If we examine the situation in the Steel Range uuber light of truth, we shall And that

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If you purchase a Kootenay neither cattle nor money, and ir, without the reservoir and through his Improvidence, he Is evicted decide later that the from his farm, he will be reinstated 6> provided with another farm. reservoir is a real HHQgW*BS. necessity, why, just order it and attach it yourself. It’s easily done. Merely remove the screws and take off the plate marked ; "tiffipriffy. REMOVE FOR RE8ER (rom .bout 1» ft. to lie ft. incluotne th. Duu.roulr botthoUM, Undine Ittlt and VOIR" (see top illustratiçn), water front lota of tola sub-dlvlalon are which provides an opening for the hot air to come s through and circulate ern haùMârv of the province of Que­ what the people want, but what tjgC -»*r- under the reser- bec. thence into the district of Vngava they wish for. northeasterly to a point on Vngava IBian voir. Then attach^ A law Is now~be|ng made *W B. C. FUNERAL FURNISHING COMPANY J^=±===^-9^— by means of compel a man to give up his p 1018 Government Street, Victoria, B. Ç. —screws, the at 9 price in the naming of wl CHAS. HATWARD. Praaldant. L ? / shall im are pre­ FOR OUT DOOR WORK. pared to yield anything, even Home IN THE WETTEST WEATHER r. CAS ELTON, Manager. Rule, hoping that indulgence will ex­ ,.T nothin» equals R. HATWARD, Secretory. orcise the spirit of htyred Itad distrust tCWE»» of the English. r - -- • iff, Oldest and Most up-todat* But time will show whether the treat­ ment that would spoil a child can pro­ UNDERTAKING duce good Citzenship and Independence ESTABLISHMENT WATEPPROOT in B. C. ■ rvWw is the onl '■ OILED tool require GARMENTS RatobUahad 1M7.' VajcX livKnHEY LOOK WELL ! Telephones 48, 694, 1906, 306 or 404. IJd WEAR WELL *"» tBhS^) WILL HOT LEAK

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ment decldetl to give the public à treat and-thay certainly h»va, The 4)1 g marathon race between THE GREENROOM Shrubb and Longboat Is one " of, the FIT- film* and shows the various movements Ladies’ of these two professionals. "The Odd Ragged Robin." Fellows* Parade at Seattle." ly another ! Augustus IMtou will present Chaun- eff the films and pot rays a number of Î cey Oloptt n signs of the for each show and promises that pic­ Young, In collaboration wi.th Rita ÔI- tures equally as good will be shown and" symmetry represent cot^, and thtf authors have done next week. some excellent work in infusing "King Leaf." tin® of Shakespe ire’s the supreme achievement ' French masterpieces ,1s the feature' of the of the designer’s running show, while the film "The Construction Manufacturers of the Panama Canal" is a good second. .and the tailor’s craft. The latter shows various sights ’along the course of the ~ranal; the stean|- Imported direct, we are shovels at work and the two terminals GROUND CHOCOLATE able to offer them at prices Colon and Panama. All school chi Id rati should see this picture as It will h«4p which represent good value. them in their studies. The ,-iher pi- - See the New tures are ^*The Troublesome Satchel,” Call and look over these gnd “Lady Helen's Escapade** which will always drink goods. __ complete the bill for this week. e Illustrated song . la “Love Me Drearily Eyes” and Is sung by Mis» it—not from hab­ fait Suits Richards In excellent" voice. Coc o a

In single breasted and CHALLONER MADAME JOMELLI it, but from choice. double breasted at $18, c t $20 and $30 & MITCHELL — COMING TO CITY It makes the ideal Jewidmra ana Opticians FIT-REFORM beverage for No. 15 1017-19-21 GOVT. tfTREBT Victoria Musical Society Will ALLEN & CO. 1201 GOVERNMENT. ST. Cocoa'ranks high as a food, oooocooooooooooooooooooooo Open Concerts With High every meal. because over 90.# 'of it ia assimilated in die system. ’ Class Singer. One of its principal con­ and Coneldinç circuit. There wJli be g 26-minute gale of !au*g|^r gscçnd- Don’t ask merely for stituents n gîuten, which is Ing to the rtKif of the popular vaude­ j An ‘admirably, selected concert com­ » - .. the great tissue building ville house at each show next week"* VICTORIA CREAMERY pany will be the first attraction of the chocolate—ask f or «le™™.;n i«»l when the, company with Ed. f,.a)i»ghPr -tnwHcal sewwiir ofiWitd hy the -Victoria- MANUFACTURERS OF- in the principal part, Lou Shean and Musical Society. Mme. Jewnfff-JomolH. GhirarJclli ’s, HZ CHAUNCEY OLCOTT, Shaky Shultx and George Hoffman In one of the-béet of the younger operatic the third character appear®. Outside Who Will -Appear In-Ragged Robin' sopranos accompanied by Marie Nich­ FINEST ICE CREAM the comic demerit of the piece the scen­ ols and Magdalene Worden will appear at the Victoria Theatre on ery brought along by the company is Monday Night. at the Victoria Theatre on Monday Picnics, Garden and House Parties a feature alone for any show. Mr. Gal­ October 25th. Jome.’II’s operatic aeffteYe­ * Supplied on Short Notice. lagher will bé heard in several lilting menis are too well known for Jengthy German songs whlcif have made him a comment and tte future «he created SWEET CREAM AND MILK FOR SALE thoroughly typical Celtic atmosphere Éàvorite heretofore. . The whole show is at Ocean Grove this hist July 1». still into the «tory. " ' shown on a battleship of the Dread­ fresh in the memory of the music’lov­ The music la not the least Import nought charac ter. . ers. The Amsterdam soprano roused ant part of the performance. Mr. Ol­ PHONE 1344 1311 BROAD ST. To support the big act the Grand 11,000 people to the highest pitch of cott has composed a number of new wlir have M’Ue Martha, ‘an aerial gym- enthusiasm.' Miss Nichole the violinist Hotel Del Monte songa for “Ragged Robin,” all of which nast, refined and graceful, late of Live Is uls<, an admirable artist, equipped In are of the batchy, melodic order.— Tmnr ÏM-W«W.'TP?tltl'3rtflTfnfïïlTro •rÿ sense 1 as MTusieitur and mterpre»; addition to these numbers there i London Pavilion, where she drew the ter. The" programme arranged by the»»* — - 125 miles southerly it uO 8mi Francisco AMUSEMENTS. beautiful Ihcidental aetting. tiotn posed crowds for several hundred nights. three artists Is one of unusual beauty ■by Frederick Knight Logan. In which • ri is nu,- (he b< st a, t* go Ink, and variety and cannot but please the several Oaaianfc airs wfll .be heard for and concludes with a wonderful rope tastes of every one. California VICTOBIA’S POPULAR the first time In this country. The desceptlon that compels a furore of gp- y fairy music la particularly fine. HE finest winter resoir to the world. Superb climate, FAMILY VAUDEVILLE "Lo" Next Weelj steltey and EdYfttrilJL a musical pair, T matchless scenery of mountain and sea, permits NEW GRAND THEATRE. Phone 618 V‘Xour money bark if you want It with cornet, eaxaphone and piano, add Social and Personal outdoor «ports all winter, golf,tennis, horse-back any time during the performance or the musical part tte^the programme. riding, motoring, motor boating, surf tank bathing. World after. If you think the show is n«»t Ati they have succeeded In entertain­ famous scenic Seventeen Mile Drive thru primeval pine Week October 18th worch it.” is the guarantçe which the R. D. Bruce left for Vancouver last management of the Victoria theatre evening. forest. 126 actes intensely cultivated park. Accommo- EDW. GALLAGHER AND COMPANY offers to every purchaser of a tick «ibon, 1,000 guests. Excellent cuisine, perfect service for “Lo," the new musical comedy with In til, gorgeous scenic travesty, ‘‘The Battle ot Bay Rum." J. C. Hyde leaves this evening for For rates, reservations and illustrated literature, address which John E. Young comes to that Vancouver. house on Tuesday night. MLLE. MARTHA DOROTHY DAHL Mr. Young was last aeen here as the W. F. Best Is spending a few. days SI.WuMr.Nu4v Hotel Del Monte CAL. rtar of "The Time, the Place and the Refined and Graceful Gymnast. In. Vancouver. The Versatile Comedienne. Girl." and his role In "Lo.” that of tty young Tammany politician, la aim Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Greer, of Van- liar In character and quite as attrac- couver, are in the city. STEELEY AND EDWARDS THOMAS J. PRICE Ive as that which he played last sea­ son. Mrs. Whittier returned- from 8< Funnily and Charmingly Musical A. Baldwin Sloane wrote the eighteen tie yesterday afternoon, v V musical numbers of the piece, among them being "Little Old Main Street. E. R. Mu|^’ made a trip, to Van­ NEW MOVING PICTUBES QB® OWN ORCHESTRA ;You Can Always Be My Sweetheart. couver last night on the Charmer. Love 1* All That Matters." "Tammany On Parade.” and “Good Morning Mr. J. E. Smart was a passenger on the MAGIC SaHor.” arid they have all the swing Charmer last evening for Vancouver. and tunefulness which made^hts num hers in "The Gingerbread Man,” "Jack E. R. Ricketts, lessee of the Victoria LAST OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR CANADA'S TALENTED and the Beanstalk.” "The Mocking BAKING powder theatre, arrived In the city yesterday; LADY LECTURER Bird," etc., An popular. “The Climax." Hon. W. J. Bowser crossed over to MAOI IN CANADA Every member of the vast of players the mainland last night on the Pure-Wholesome—Economical which will give "The bllmax" at the Charmer. Agnes Deans Cameron And Victoria theatre Friday and Saturday It » u»ed by *11 the large Baker* Caterers, u ON THE SUBJECT: • ' next* Fe^k, la not only an actor, but Mrs/ H. Briggs sailed for Vancouver well as by the best home baker* and cook*. Food pro­ also a piano player, singer and espe­ yesterday afternoon on the Princess ducts that are produced in clean factories are best > "Wheat, the Wizard of the North" cially an educated musician. Joe We Victoria. • • • A LECTURE NEVER c » ■ that has won appjVuse ®nd renown also, whre merit Is always recognised. oon on the Princess Victoria, OREGON around the first hiilf of the Sullivan Dorothy Dahl, a versatile comedienne Bodkbii oexroa» MONDAY, OCTOBER 18 TUESDAY, OCT. 19„ x appearing alone for a twelve-mlnut* Mr. | and Mrs. W. -Bennett, of Na­ ODKUATB Paie*» turn, will give three new- songs, the naimo, arè spending a w-eek’s holiday ONLY ROOF Auauarry pitov presents GARDEN IN CHAUNCEY of which is entitled “Redhead, in Victoria, and are the gueaU ot Mrs. John E. Young’ is quite a new oh« In the west, and U E. II Hld« s. PORTLAND ANTAGES The Tonrist bate tHAhg in >t most atv*q4able manner, ac- Mr. %Mr IT K PrfnYr’Kt TT1T. . THEATh lording to advance report. Thomas J. j IN THE BIO MUSICAL COMEDY Instantly absorbed, builds up and PWEEK. OCTOBER 11TH. Pric e will sing ’’Niagara."’ another new city, spent a few days visiting the fair in Seattle, and returned on the Prln- as IN HIS r with the usual Illustrated pic­ acts a tonic to skin tissues. A. d. ÜUKF0M. 1 Book and Lyrics by l>. Harry Margurlta iss Victoria yesterday. NEW PLAY, RAGGED ROBIN Henry and - jr - p. POLLARD-FISHER COMPANY tures. There will also be the new Adams. Munie by A. usual moving pictures direct from, the 25c. everywhere By Rtdi Johnson Young In labors lion In the Great Drama. with Rita Ol-utt. “LO” Baldwin Sloane. last Imported consignment. Mfs. Alex. Mt-Crimmon, 539 Linden "Thoi^ Shal't Not Kill/* lïy.AR OLCOTT8 NEW SONGS, SONGS. FUN. To-night the present bill will he avenue, will be at home to her friends FOR FALL GIRLS. YOUNG’S TRAINED DOGS.- Wednesday, October 26th. from IT "thf Eyes- That OOTir From Ireland," Hriott*. -2fe.$ fine., 75c„ *100. *lv5o, College Bred Terriers. shown for tJbe last'time twice, w‘th the "If You'll Remember Me," "Sweet Girl Beat aale opens Saturday. Oct. 16th. La Baksmr^and the little dog “Folly" to 5 o’clock, and fr'dm 8 to 10 o’clock; SHALE AND COLE, of Mv Dreams," The Laugh With a Tear ns the star turn; Edna Dave ri port. Di'.k thereafter, on the third Wednesday In PLANTING in It," "I Used to Believe In the Fairies." Singers- Dancers, Imitators. each month. Prices, 50c.. 75c . « 00. *1.50. and Alice McEvoy{ and Howard MIsner Seat sale Friday, Oct. 15th. B. B. VINCENT ompany In "Mister. Htrariger.” are the Proven Neopolltan Baritone. other turns on this week's bill. W. Garland Foster, editor of the Fuifest assurance of obtaining 1 ,1 test varieties of Roses, Fruit Nelson Dally News, who had been a ARTHUJl EL WELL. Empress Tfteatrc. stiver ot beauty and prom Descriptive Ballad. * %i,vit..r f.. the city for the past few Trees, Hvergtcena aud général A bill consisting of five sets of m\" arc the other pictures dwirn. en and Eton Collars; also a large selec­ ELITE STUDIO Children at Matinee, 5c. J Kelway, the soloist. Is singing government street. __- tion of new Ruoblngs. all at lowest ■ J. M. MELLIS CO. We Import Our Own Oriental 640 Fort Street Where Snowflakes Crown the lliii- Bètweén TiUCi and John soh. prices Robinson's Cash Store. *142 Stttc and Linen floodr, sue Bm- ' OPi’OaiXE SOYAL HOTEL, tops*' tn good style. ___j_.___ ‘ 612 Fort St. the Meat Expert Pittert, Ail SL George’s School for Girls Y-rttr-' «=tr*»et • & Latest and Best Moving Pictures, DEVELOPING AND ENLARGING Romano Theatre. HHW-OHADB BL’ILOKK» «OT. BURS 1157 Rockland Avenge. One “f the best programmes of mo­ PLIES, MANTELS. UHATES. Washable. Illustrated Songs. : es photographvd. post «rPotàtoes. 96r. per sack;. Maypole BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL tion pictures ever shown in this city Creamery, 3 lbs. for *1; crab appies, 4 TU.gH- Purnltttre. ADMISSION J«c. -cards, lantern slides, phoios OOpird and colored. ____ At,home FRIDAYS. will end this evening at the Romano lbs. for 25c. E. B. Jonef'. cor. Cdok and t. M. MELLIS, Mur. Orchestra in 4,Ucu*tojice. ------rriH0"0WS: ' ,W 190». ‘In what way does Manitoba or the N. ise and lead a new British expedition stations at the bases. V». f. diffet-over Miliaria except in Its to the Spilth polar regions. Tt. We hope to be ready to start at the LONDON IS HAPPY | January .. ^...... '■« end of next July or ihe beg^ning of 1 ...... ,m iZ being under Britiab vwle; and. Iri3he of the British navy ha« lbRg >* en "ih«i- farming sense, what advantage can, rough," and "thorbugh" will be the i August, and to enter the Ice "regions in ; March December. I am pleased to say - that I 4,«02 Northern Canada claim over Stbera ; word that will govern the fitting up April Yet what farmer ,would'dream of con­ have already received applications from J. Obed Smith Points Out to an | . 3.243 and control of Captain Scott's second many of my old crew of^the Discovery, 4,205 signing hi* son to that dreary sqlRude. expedition In the Antarctic regions. who are anxious to go'with again. IF YOUR TIMBERLAND 4,24ft Evidently Vagrant* _ éœf not know Interviewer Grounds for July —„— that SiKera contains to-day many mll- The best of equipments, the beat of Another interesting feature of this ex­ 16,511 Uaill gr-;tlWclmlce»t"Wheat .producing pedition will be the magn A«graphs we Satisfaction^ -Total il.WS- scientific intelligence, and {he best of shall take—practically photographic re­ land in the world, and as there are Cold seamanship will be gathered together parts in Canada so there are in Sibefa, cords of the elements of magnetism, IS FOR SALE . Total increase^** upon the new Discovery— when she photograph* of the hortaontal and ver­ •‘That.’ said Mr. Obed 'Smith. ‘Is sif- and Tn parts of Eiirupe. trto._ for thex starts next- August upon her long matter uf that. Thfi Jirescnce of «now tical foroe and x intensity of the mag-j Sufficient time has elapsed wince llic fflclent proof that Canada bagxlone we« journey to the South. The sciem-e of beginning of the year for an estimate on the ground in Canada, which «gems navigation is. in the British navy, We probably can make a quick deal for its pur, this year In the matter of lmmlgra: to strike ‘Vagrant; a* so.yeiT terrible, "What wlU invest these magneto- , to be made of the year's elïilgràtlon to brought to a greater height of excell­ graphs with Incre^ed Interest for ! Canada. As far as quantity goes the tlon/' is proved and admitted to be one of the chase, as we are in the market for timber in British -Of what nationality were» the bulk ence than is to be found elsewhere, and t figures for this year showed a decrease most valuable assets to farmers. It pre­ scientists will l>e the fact thartthe whatever the results.obt&lned upon this expedition will be equlped*wlth the new i Columbia and the Canadian Northwest. on those of last year. For the seven of the homesteaders?’'* vents the groutid l>eing frown more voyage, there will not be any opportun­ -Here are the figures for July, when than the spring sunshine can overcome, gynsM-opu comps»—the first time this months ending July 31st the de­ ity given for doubting that the records i ompâss has l»ee>i taken to t*olar i*e- i Little or big—it’s quality we are after and we are parture of 1 British subjects to there were 4.248 entries. Of these*l.l« and to certain chemical properties in made will be accurately and exactly re­ gions. ,The gyroscope compass Is ab- i Canada numbered 16,762 as com­ were classed as Canadians. 340 persons the snow must be attributed to a large ready to pay for. who had previous entry. 2 Newfound­ ported. Already hundred* of applka- pfoute .non-magnetlc. therefore the de- ' pared with 19.786 in. the corres­ extent the fact that grain crop* are landers to were Canadian who return­ t-rnns have been received, from naval crease in directive force, which robe i ponding period last year: says Canada. produced year after year without fer­ men. scientists., and other* who are de- If interested—send full detail» of location, ei*e of But figures are not always as conclu­ ed from the United States. 1.269 Ameri­ tilising. • ‘ * the magnetic compass of almost all Its | cana. 607 Knglish. 166 Scotch. 57 Irish. sirous of Joining this expedition, but It tract, quantity and percentage of variou» woods, sive ns they appear to be, at least, that* "Then again, the same correspondent pointing power' when Ip the vicinity j IIO lire J oyireri»* V, ——'------32 French. 14 Belgians. 7 Swiss. 2 Ital- is uhllkely that the number taken will of the South Magnetic Pole, will be U so In emigration returns. A rep re sen- u ~ says, Tuko away wheat and could the any. Q»pt«!n gsflajfqrylg ^transportation facilities, price, and all other^ par­ mtTT nf-tkiinaii ww Mr, - .toeaE_l.goumiABika»v^|gTla0...■1 setttrr existait te tfue that w*;***- 4 ba antiraty drawn from the ranks of "In addition," concluded Captainn i; ticular* to Smith, the rmtvmLM "Of A comers In Canada turn to wheat In the scientists and sailors—some of the Alan -m.K' , M W»1 Hu«IAM, first Instance, but mixed farming!» Scott. Via the two expedition* Pole-, —sailors,IM8 ■ whoW HP «■Me going«WIW- WWWbeing both sc ten wards, a -party wiH also winter In King Ini TTroK, SnH talTrer eilT^Tm to-hrar; Swrelw- M generally the order,of the day lists and sailor* -anti the w'<*rk under­ him give a gloomy «Meant of his year'» ! and 1 NEW Zealander». tlement gets older, so that if a farm­ Edward VII I-and .and carry out a mm gi«r t» giuumj ...... - taken will be. of the most comprehen­ long and exhaustive survey there. We work. He found Mr. Obed Smith, on the I suppose in splie of thé restrictions er’» wheat crop should fall he ha» not sive character Including full geograp- R. J. MENZ LUMBER COMPANY v-Tii ««till n^-d men of Ihc right sort In all his egg» ln one basket, and h* would hope to obtain the highest scientific re- } ptfaar hand, pleagedfebd *al • . htoali S*4*U««i4-*4, and magnetic aurvejx salts fi-om our tatore. wed all that is -I suppose." said the representative, Canada 7” 7 ..."...... ut i H exist. In one «talëmcnt ‘Va* ran r of the regions traversed. "Canada has still -many millions • of necessary Is. I am sure, that the pu’bllc | in the co'urse of conversation, "that the was accurate He said that farm labor­ 610-613 American Bank Building unoccupied lands in the wheat belt, Captain pcott Interviewed. help us with funds. reduction in the number of emigrants ers work harder in Canada than th*y do and we could do with half a million In the Old Country. Two reasons are Captain Scott is quietly optimistic, Captain Scott ha* already appointed j to Canada this year is due to the more says a London exchange. "Of cour***. his second In command,. Lieutenant J2L Seattle, - Washington stringent restrictions imj»osed by-Jhe Britishers to develop this tract of cotm sufficient to explain why this Is so. In S2SÏÏ, weu ,he the first place the farmer in Canada s I am extremely hopeful that I shall R. O. R. Evan», R.N., an officer on the , •• •— ; labor pqt Into. It. ^ a man who works in the field with hie reach the Pole," he- said. **or f should staff of the Navigation school at Ports- [J “As the new regulation partially clOS- j "Do you still offer land tree"** help, and has his own team» to look af- not be undertaking the Journey. In mouth. Mr. Evans has had previous' p ( ed the open door." said Mr. Obed me Canadian government offers spite of recent success in other direc­ experience of Antarctic work, having i . - -‘Bromu^Mt is obvious that our efforts tir, and the labor has at least the sat­ at present a free homestead of 1M acre» isfaction of knowing that when he does tions, I do not think the task of reach­ taken part tfi two relief expeditions had to be redoubled to secure even an WWSS "to anyone who is willing to conform to a good day's work his master has done ing the South Pole Is a* easy as It is that went out with the ship Morning to cppnximately equal number of emi­ the simple regulations laid down." the sam*. And secondly, the farm la­ imagined to be. - Something more than Captain Scott’s assistance in 1902-04. grants to that obtained in other years. -You And the Britisher slow to take borer has some ambition to work hard­ a larger supply of food than which It one ulajhs fails us we have to try served Mr. Shackiefon's purpose will be FIREMAN LOS EH LIFE. I find what we want advantage of the offer?* er in Canada, because it means that be TOO MUCH can save in two or three years quite required to cover the extra distance on the surface we have to dig deeper. -Yes while he is thinking abftut It sufficient to enable him to start on land to the Pole Itself. I expect It win he roUftCAUiRAFT S.» rrwii'.'K» Omt. Ort. lfc------«w But you must not suppose I am grumb­ other people are taking up the beet of hi» own. and be a land-owtter in bis founds necessary to drop" the transport ling at the restrictions. They were nec­ homesteads at the Tate of twenty to Many say It can’t be prevented, body of Fireman John Mullln SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH­ twenty-five thousand a year. The land nWfi right on freehold land—a position animals at somewhere near the same essary.Cssarv. We arjara how gettinggening themv rightr«m iweno-nn- g..,.—».... - - — f neither ran warts Or corns; toot they found late yesterday tn the ruin* of WEST LAND REGULATIONS. •ort of emigrant, if in previous years j that is thus offered freed* «relient for which he can seldom. If• e*er. hope to place- that M«v Shactelewt found it sonsort O*—1 TmigiB**”"**- —. '—, ■ * ...,,„K1-- anA. ...1...., »,nuinir helnc similar to the reach in the Old Country. I could read necessary to discard them. From that ran be cured by Putnam s Corn Ex­ the Crown Ore mill, at Brannan and Any person who Is the sols head of s we secured one hundred suitable and ’cheat-growing being similar to the family, or any male over 16 years oia. you scores of letters fronv settlers which point It will probably be, as It was- tractor: tt cures corns and warts with­ fifty unsuitable we were worse off than black soil of Southern Russia, which, Fifth atreet,. which wa, destroyed by may homestead a quarter section (1# show that men who are ready to^ work with him, a question «»f man haulage, j out pain in twenty-four hours. Use if we got one hundred suitable and one am you know, i» considered unrivalled. Ore Thureday night. seres, more or leas) of available Dominion The land. indeed. is so rich that year in Canada prosper and appreciate the Tpe only way that Mr. Shackleton*» J only Putnam** land In Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Al­ unsuitable. The fifty unsuitable were berta. The applicant muet appear la per­ nfter vear farmers go on cultivating conditions of life in the country that marching records can be beaten is by not only unsuitable themselves, but having a larger body of men who will 1 son at the Dominion Lands Agency or the same land without fertilising it. ‘Vagrant* paints in such ugly colors •ub-Agency for the district. Entry by they deteriorated , the bulk. They are advance, in » manner [speaking, by. re­ "Ttm still only ask for farmer* and -But on the whole. Canada is w*H proxy may be made at any agency, on worse than useless, being a mlstihev- lays. Thus. If we start with twelve agricultural laborers as emigrants Do spoken of In the press aa Ihe ywntry eertntn conditions, by father, mother, son, uua factor. To show what care we have men and get. -any, a third of the dis­ daughter, brother or slater of Intending you not peed other kinds of lah-'r" for the settler and the investor I «lien over our emigrants, I need only tance towavd* the Pole, we can leave What we need in that way come» -Yes, that Is so. It is only every now DUTIES.—Six months* residence upon tell you that only one person passed by four or s/x tfiefl behind and let the without our asking. W’hat we want and then that anything quite so mis­ and cultivation of the land ln each of this office has been returned by A» ...... others push on from the point gained three years. A homesteader may live thorltles on the other- side, and that ! most „( all ts people to live olTthe land, leading as ‘Vagrant's* letter Is publish- with a full load of supplies. TOBACCO within nine, «tin» of hla homestead on a ease would not have happened had we Ésprôially Is labor aearce at harvest "Another thing that may miliUte and farm of at least «0 acres solely owned and not been completely misled by those timeinii, whena..— there------ought not to be ,a ‘.'How do the good harvest prospects occupied by him or ny hla father, mother, cingle man In Canada who has not hie a(t»ct your department?" against u* is the fact that there Is al­ DRUG HABITS eon, daughter, brother or sister. who gave the emigrant in question a ways the chance of our meeting excep­ CURED In certain districts a homesteader In hands lull of work." -They effect us. of course, In much DRINK good character." tionally bad weather condition*. ->r, \v*> good standing may pre-empt a quarter "JIow do the homestead entries com­ "When one hear* so constantly of same way as general prosperity section alongside his homestead. Price the dearth of labor In Canada, especial- affecte the credit of the country, by may have some slight accidents which, $1.00 per acre. Dutiee.—Must reside six pare with those of last year?" while it would have been impossible j New System of Treatment. Recently Discovered Rem­ months in each of six years from date of • Th« homestead entries are th> best lyiy HIat thislllia 4»TTseason, OOVIII one -cannot------help«- won- showjng the increased opportunities for homestead entry (including the time re­ dering why1 the Canadian------government* the emigrant year after year There is to forsee It. might have the most dis­ test of the kind of emigrant that has astrous consequences. edy that Cure» Rapidly and Permanently. Marvellous quired to earn homestead patent) and been goingmine Intointo Canada. In this case does mot offer some kindaim, ofv. bonuswuuh to„ every prospect that this year’s immi­ cultivate fifty acres extra. ™»î!«tl.»t we done con. Id-J suitable Brltl.h laborer,. * "horn there gration will amount to 180,000 people. ‘‘Our bases will be one at McMudro j A homesteader who has exhausted hie have Result* obtained that makes our remedy one of the won­ homestead right and cannot obtain a pre­ rrsblv beTter tb m b.st year. Badly as „re only too many unemployed, to ln- Th.-ee immigrants will hrlng ln with Sound ar»d the Other at thé end of the ; Great Ice Barrier itself, in King Ed- ! emption may take a purchased hdmeetead ...» n»»H laborers the would-be hume- 1 duce aim to emigrate, them at the lowest estimate ll».oee.^ ders of Modern Medicine. Patients cured secretly at their ln certain districts. Price $$.» per acre. deader iJ^ oTcmirse. the emigrant we J ’’The Canadian government doe, .1- This all goe. to swell the wealth of the Ward VII Land.- at a point about «6 Purchased homesteads may be acquired country. Here Is a table supplied by the deg. south of Cap© Colbeck. They will ; own homes against their own will and knowledge. No on any available lands on either odd er be about latitude 77deg. 45mtn., or. j even numbered Sections south of Town- Scotsman, whleft-is Interesting. Ac­ suffering, no injection*, no log* of time, or detention Ship 46. east of the Calgary And Edmon­ cording to the wrltjr. the money that roughly, about 750 geographical miles j ton Railway and the west line of Range from the Pole as the crow flies, or j 16, end west of the third Meridian and the Canada 1. receiving thl. year In con­ from business, no bad after effects. •suit Railway line. DuUee.-Muat reside nection with the crop, and the tiller, about 87-1 land miles. “It can hardly be said we have lost » ■lx months In each of three years, culti­ of the soil is summed up as follows: vate fifty acres and erect e house worth time, for on Staurday last we had no $600. •Wetrlers ■■■——-----—---w.'^1 smew», and no «sanitation. Now we 168,000,000 SXNÛPSIS - OF CANADIAN NORTH­ Wheat. (Mit*, and barley are fairly under way, and the work FREE! HR BE I 20.000.000 WEST MINING REGULATIONS. Other crop» ...... will be pushed on at once. A clerical COAL—Coal mining rights may be leas­ Live stotk ...... • 20.000.000 staff has been engaged, and" I hope td ed for twenty-one years at an annual start next ’ November for Norway, We send by mail, free of charge, our 64 page book, which fully rented of $1.00 an acre. Not more than $268,000,000 $,660 acres can be leased to one applicant. where I shall purchase sleigh* and explains our modern system of treatment, of how the Drink. Royalty, five cents per ton. In addition, you munt remember that travelling equipment generally (fur Tobacco and. Drug habits can be rapidly overcome and cured. QUARTZ.—A person eighteen years of a further eum, ewUmated at $25.000.000. clothing, fur boots, etc.) for the This book is sent in a plain envelope, sealed from observation, age and over having made a discovery petition. The great point now is to may locate a claim LM0 feet by LS00 feet. is showerproof— If being expended In railway construc­ so no one can tell what your letter contains. All correspondence Fee. S5.V0. At least $100 must be expended tion this year to open up an increased obtain the public support that we need, on the claim each year, or paid to the absolutely and permanently. area of grain-producing territory." mid I am appealing, therefore, to Bri­ absolutely secret and confidential. Address. ! Minin,, Recorder. W’hen $500 has been tons all over the worULtfo assist uk I expended or paid and other requirements Yet there is no rubber in it— l compiled with the claim may be purchas­ air can circulate freely through it THE AMERICAS CUP. cannot think that the great British ed at $1.6» an acre. public will be stow to support a ^ritlsh PLACER MINING CLAIMS generally, —and it is light and dressy. Sir Thomas Liptoti Hopes to Arrange expedition, and an expedition actuated 100 feet square. Entry fee, $6.00. DREDGING—Two leases of five mile» “=*B,fact, datialeek^ust tbe.Sume.aAes,’*,. for A.nolbejr ^ DI 8ILVA INanTCTX- W University St., gonial. Can. be remembered that, if we don t start me» Vf m fhUft may1»© issued to one ap- it has been proofed by The Cravenette Co. 6leant for a term of 20 years. Rental. London. Oct. 16 -Sir Thomas LlpUsn. other nation* will, and we can't -afford ) a mile per annum. Royalty. 2| par as it did before, and it is the same, except to hang back. cent, after the output exceeds $10,006. who sails for New York on the steamer W W. CORY that rain will not wet or spot it. Cdrln to-,ray. talked rather timour- "I don't mind admitting." said Cap­ Deputy of the Minister of thé Interior. Notbitig else equals "Cravenette” for a Rain­ aglngly yesterday of the prq.peets of tain Scott, smiling, "that recent Ameri­ N. B.—Unauthorised publication of thM securing another try at the America. can successes have hastened my ac­ advertisement will not be paid for. coat or for a Rainy-Day or Outing Skirt. It tions somewhat, and I hope and believe gives perfect protection from the rain, ami CU"I am going to New York." he «aid. my countrymen will support me in this in fine weather, it is" as smart and as "in the hope of arranging another race. effort. * TO TEAMSTERS comfortable as any other fabric. I Mtatts* tiiat there sr«r. : Fontos and Motor-Sleighs. r vm A- "The programme is outlined pretty The Registered Trademark is stamped on ties ln the way. but I am confident that Something New TENDER» are required by the under­ they can all be overcome, because I wçll represents the general plan of this signed. up to and including October 20th, every yard of genuine "Cravenette” know that the New York Yacht Club expedition. With regard to actual de^ for the delivery of Crushed Rock from the cloth and inside the collar of every 4* of good sportsmen, who, tails, we must, of course, cut our cost | Bunkers at Spratfs Wharf to pointa In genuine "Cravenette” Raincoat. rather than have the race die a natural according to our clbtff.."My great wish ; We have just received a shipment of fifty tons of the city aà per specifications, which can It is your protection against inferior death, will, I f*el sure, do their utmost it that this should be an imperial ex- J be examined at their office, 10 Mahon to meet me. Neither country wishes pedltion, and that our Overseas Do- . Building The lowest or any tender not substitutes. Look for it. •the race to become a dead letter. I minion should share In the undertak* | Smith’s ' necessarily accepted. Lng.^J am extremely desirous also that | VICTORIA CONTRACTING ÇO., LTD., Further particular* can be obtained frw have made three attempt* to life the Australia and New Zealand, to whom 10 Mahon Building. —u The Cravenette Co. Limited, 89 Well cup, and "always have been licked fair-, Unbreakable Sash Weights ly and squarely, and I am anxious to this Journey Ls naturally of the more Street, Bradford. England. vital interest, should be well represent- ; make another try. I know the New 1/6 lb. to 18 lbs. - » NOTICE TO TEAMSTERS York Yacht.Club wants to build a wall ed on the staff of the expedition. j "We are taking fuîï advantage of the , | Reg "Trademark around the oid mug. and I look for­ Will the man who hauled two load, of ward to having a fighting chance with knowledge obtained by those who have - eerdweod from Spratf. whaxt to Fahru- been before. The ponies proved fhéir | ary, 1404, to the order ol W. H F. a fourth Shamrock, under condition* value on Mr. Shackieton's Jqurney, and j which will be equally favorable to all 1 Sweeney, at that time clerk to Radlgar we shall, therefore, take a goodly num­ E. G. PRIOR & CO., LTD., AGTS. ! *. Janlmi. now ot the firm of McConnell Jkziimüte If both boats start on even terms at ; & Sweeney, please Aimmuntcate with the ÎWITNQVT I Sandy Hook, It fs bouml to be one of ber of these beast*. They will be bought j 'll in Manchuria, and shipped - from < hlna . Government and Johnson Bis. i U”*"'*ned7 w COL8TON- . PROOFED BY the best races the world*ha* ever seem to New Zealand, where we shall take } <85 Discovery Street. 16 For the sake of International sport, I Ithe êrgyenene C?LT?| them on board. Also we shall have aj r ~ say, win or lose, let's have a race.

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there will he a social and concert- In ■peak on .Çhurrh Union, and explain and ' Foreign .s ,ili>i>' > will l e hvld at the school roqm, which promises to be expound the basis of union completed bÿ 3.30 p in. Ail seeimen their fri-mts of more than usual interest. the union committee looking to the union i ybrdilaily. invited. J. H. Baiter, port irtu- Among* City Churches Sunday ^School Lesson Of the Presbyterian, Methodist and. eon- sdunary, Men’s Bible Class.—The membership CITY CHURCHES gregatlonal*ehurehrs. ln the evening his committee of the Adult Bible clàss (Copyrighted by Rev. T. 8. subject will be "The Fate of Unbelief." (men's), Js making every -effort to Llnscott). .Spmiuftliéiu, 734 Caledonia avenue, A A VG LI€ Alt. meeting will be held at * p. m.. when that there will be a very large attend­ cure a larger membership and more Sx. Andrew’s, Douglas street, corner of Rev. Robert Taylor will lecture, Subject, .—------SL Saviour's. —..:______ance ....:____ regulajr attendance at the sessions of (Notices for this column Broughton, Services at 11 a. in. and 7.30 ".Deus Jhiqjteclmo.'’ All are welcome to October 34th. 1909 Rural Dtconal Conference. —The riiral Annual Gathering. — It Is expected the class. Ab result of their* work must reach the Times Office p. m. Preacher, Rev. W. Leslie Clay, 1$. th*es<- meetings. di canal cohferenve of the VÎçtorlg that the pastor. Rev. H. A. Carson, and the numbers are increasing every Sun­ Paqj a prisoner before Festus and A. The- music follows: deanery, held last Tuesday- evening In a pumber df the member» of the day and much Interest ks being taken Agrif-pa.—Acts 36: 6-12; -Uh&p. 26, not later then 10 o'clock on Morning. *><;iety of Friends, Y M, C. A hall. Golden Text.—I know whom I have St. SêrtmirM church." Victoria "West,* church will attend the fall meeting of in the Work. Each member Is remind- SaturdayBata morning in rrder Orgàft—Benediction .•••••,. Ur. Lewis Broad streeT. Meeting for worship, 11 a. u as exceedingly well • attended ajid the Federated Association (Congrega­ ed that he Is ‘expected to bring with believed, and am persuaded that He Paalra ...... r...... — ------*-46- ni. 'v misslob meetjng. 7 p. m... M. B. Çots- is able to keep that which I have com­ Hymns ...... -Xr>. IM and ••• wbrth will speak. All are welcome. much interest was taken In the pro- tional and Reformed Episcopal), which him tn*m«rrmv his suggestion for toilinsure insertion.) will be held in Vancouver on Wednes suitable class mot to.-—These sugges­ mitted unto Him against that day.— Organ—Behold the amb of God .. Handel ceedlngls. The agenda of the forth­ w-v. day and Thursday of next week. The tions will be, discussed and a choice II Tim. l: IS, Evening. Lecture to-morrow—Evangelist Wm. A. coming synod meeting was discussed Verse 6.—Who was this Festus re­ Baker, of the People’s Pulpit Association, ai\d In. most part thie meeting was fa­ programme is an interesting one. and made fr/im the number. It is expected 1AUL1CAL Organ—Pastorale Meditation ..... Mason ferred to In this versen Pwahn .. ...i.,Ymr -■>.*«—. —-AAAaa.-..- 72 of Brooklyn, JSFv Y., 'will deliver two vorable to the suggestion of l'ha delegates Will attend from ftll the that on Sunday week a visit Will be Christ Church Cathedral, Burdette ave­ BTblo discourses to-morrow a Hern non churches in the fed’eràtlon In the Pa paid to the class by the members of From the preceding five verses Solo—the Heavenly Voice ...... Doncaster agenda. Considerable discussion took what had the Jews requested Festus nue. The .services are: Holy communion, Mrs. W. É. Staneland and evening In the new Broad sti'eet hall, place over the Rev. C. E. Cooper's sug­ cjflc Coast cities. fhe Baraca class of First Baptist 8 a. m, ; morning service and ante-evnv Hymns ...... r;r.w,...... 306 and 19 two doors north of Yat«g) street. Sub­ church. munlon, 11 a^ m.^ children's service, 3.30 jects: 2.30 p. m.. "Two Salyatloas, front . gested plan for the superannuation of METHODIST. Verse 7 —On what principle can yo.p Organ—Grand Offertoire In F ...... » Wely the clergy of thtf diocese. The details James Bay. p. m. ; -evening service, 7 p. hi. The thüsic What to What?" 7.30 p; -m.. "When'and Metropolian. explain tpe bitter hatred which the Why Jesus Comes the Second Time." Un­ of the plan were thoroughly discussed Jews had for Paul? St. Columba, Hulton street, off Oak Rev.' T. R. McNair. — The sermon W. M. &—The monthly 'meeting of Morning. , Bay avenue. Rev. Dr. Whittier, pastor: denominational. Seats free. No collec­ and the principles of the plan were preached last Sunday morning by tS- (lie Woman's Missionary Society will Will a religious bigot, who I* full of Voluntary—Andante Hy. Smart tion. accepted. > Services at 11 a. m. and 7.80 p. m. Sab Rev. T. R. McNair of the Saskatche ,be held next Tuesday nfterrtftn at the hatred as these Jews were, stop short Psalms for 17th Day—As set ...... bath school and Bible class at 2.45, p. uu Synod Meeting.—On Monday even­ wan Conference, on "Christian ife- home of Mrs. McDonald. Elliott street, of shearing to a lie to accomplish his ...... i...... '...... Cathedral Psalter Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at ing next the opening session of the an-„ wards," was greatly enjoyed by the Epwofth League.—There was a large purpose? Te Deum .../,...... Maunder 8 o’clock. All are cordially Invited. The VICTORIA PRESBYTERY nual meeting of the British CoJtwnbla congregation. On Thursday evening at attendance at the meeting of the Ep­ Should any Christian believe or'cir­ Benedict us ...... Garrett music follows: synod will be held ln„ the Cathedral, worth League- last Monday ; evening. culate a charge against any person Anthem ...... Morning. TO MEET FRIDAY the"regular prayer nfieetejng service the Kyrie ...... Smart when Bishop Perrin will deliver his subject waa again taken up and dis- When the Rev. Wm. Stevenson, of Em­ that he has not -got ample proof of? Psalms ...... SO and Verse 8.—As a* matter of fact had Hymns ...... 2, 207 and 346 Hymns ...... 133 and 194 charge to the synod. On Tuesday cussed. There was a very Interesting manuel Baptist church, delivered his Voluntary—Postlude ...... Gullmani morning the sessions proper will begin lecture on "The Greatest Character in Paul, In any sense, broken any Jewish Solo—Selected ...... i...... discussion, among those taking part Evening. < • Mr. Mitchell. and the discussion of the agenda pa­ being Messrs. Yeo. Bouldlng, -Raynor. Fiction, Jean Vaj Jeap." After dis­ law? • — —-—-———— Call of Nanaimo Church Will Voluntary—Offertoire ...... I. Batiste • Evening. per will tafce place. On Wednesday Charlton, Smith, Halley, Mrs. McNair cussing the claims of other great char­ - Which, at this tin\e, were really. In the most unenviable situation, sional Hymn mdarnn...... 4W Be Considered by Del- ■ evening there will be an im&fftant afld others. The meeting was Q^nost acters in .fiction and showing how they fitms for fifth Day—As seF ...... '. missionary meeelihg In Christ Church helpful and was very largely attend came short’ of Victor Hugo's creation, his accusers, ’and why? ...... Cathedral Psalter "Verses 9-12.—When a judge or a Solo—A Dream of Paradise egates. school room* when addresses win be de­ ed. ~r... Mr. Stevenson gave hi» reasons why he >!»■;,' ...... Clare Mr. Proton. * livered by thg Rev. Mr. Colllnson and believe*-that Jean Val ,Jean was en­ magistrate favors the prosecution, and Nunc Dlmlttla *.. CHare •Spring Riîïge Epwortfi League. — The makes harsh remarks against the (pris­ Hymn ...... '. m*...... * tha Rev. Mr. Green. There will be a half-yearly election of officers of the titled to the first place. The, lecture Anthem ...... Duet—Silent Wight i-~. large attendance-of clergy and laity at ks listened to with intense Interest. oner during the taking of thé evidence, Hymms ...... 257.- Miss Burns and Misa L. Gravlin. A special meeting of the Victoria spring Ridge Epworth League took thus prejudicing the Jury, is such a the sessions of the synod. Thanksgiving Social —The ladles' Aid Vesper Hjrmn ..... Middleton Hymn ...... Presbytery will be held In the *• First place last Tuesday evening with the man fit for a judicial position? Recessional Himn of James Ray church have decided to PresbyterUtn church, Pandopa street, • REFORMED EPISCOPAL. following , result : - President. E, E. When a Christian is accused of wrong Voluntary—FsbUu-I*1 ...... B. Tours Westc<6tt; first vice-president. Miss B. hold their Thanksgiving social on Ft. Paul’s. Henry street, Victoria West. on Friday iiekt at 2 p^m.. 'to consider Omreh tit Our Lord. doing, and is Innocent, should he tnslht Rev. D. MucRae, pastor. Fervlces y»t lit « hapman. second vice-president. Miss Thursday. Tlctober 28th. and active the call extended to Rev. J. R. Robert - Sunday services. — To-morrow the upon his innocence of be patient and St. John's. Douglas street, corner of FIs- a. m. a"nd 7 p. ro. Sabbath school at f2.3», M. Noble; third vice-president, H. preparations are being piade to ensure guard. Preacher. Rev. A. J. Stanley Ard. son, M.A., of Revelstoke," by the St. Rev. T.) \V.. Gladstone, rector, will silent, and wait for the facts to speak? and Y. P. 8. C. K. at 8.15 p. m. Moore; secretary. Miss Moore; treasur­ the success of the event. Harvest fcAlval. Holy communion at 8 Andrew’s congregation. Nanaimo. It reach at both services. In the morn Paul was no doubt wise in refusing er. F. Emery* organist, fl. . E. Mat and 11 a. m. The music follows: Is expected that the Presbytery will £ig his subject will be. “Some Offices Victoria West. to go to Jerusalem, but was he equal­ Knox church, Stanley avenue. Services thews; editor, Miss Wilson. Delegates Matins. 4 at 1Î a. m. and 7.30 p. in. The pastor, ke> forward the call to Mr. Robertson and i of Our Lord,” as found in the first College Day,—Last Sunday was Col­ ly wlae ill not insisting that his trial were Appointed to the forthcoming bé finished at Caesarea, and In his ap­ Organ Voluntary ...... "Jos. McCoy, M. A,, will occupy the pulpit that he will acfceptr».jfi this event the chapter of the Book of Revelation; and lege day. in the Victoria West Metho­ convention of Sunday schools' and Bp peal tq Caesar 3 Processional Hymn ...... 3K! both morning and evening. Sabbath induction serx'lcer will Jake place some­ in the evening. "Felix Trembled." dist church and t.hv Rev. Dr. Sipprell Venlte ...... Crotch nd itlble classe* nt 2.» p. V»., time In November. . worth leàgues of the Victoria diatrlcL. laid the claims of ______If you were a minister to be tried . Thursday Prayer Meeting».—The stu­ and plans wçre .dlj5iiu^.<^^ur .lha.. waric} Jill*.*. * ^-7““ mi!Ü. J IHhW! "v"" tTrfT* : '•'» lhd which all are Invited. PSi#rtatty_young Mr. Robertson is enrineritly fitted dies rn the Boot or Reveî«fon Wcfi -f H- winter. The !e«ue I. enjoyin'- Th'^lv «1-re fratTirT- select, a prejudiced conference. TTr TV"m ...... • fh r niën and""women. “Chi2WednesdaY etéf ' xvorTt"*"Th‘"Nanafmo." aiidTTs aU largo numbers present both morning Jscobs Young PeoBdé s ftoclsty will organise .occupy the afténtrôn oT' thoie HUëHd- an' era tif prosperity" arid • every- mem- op synod; or general assembly, or con­ Benedic.tus - • • - wtdy weH and favorably known by- antf evening, and the eloquent doctor Anthem—O. Give Unto the for the winter months. Prayer meeting. ing the Thureday even,tffif meeting, cqil- her la working for the success of the vention, . or a conunlttea of secular members of the congregation. The wa» listened tn with great enjoyment. Derr ...... -r..t; Sydenham Thursday. 8 p. m r),..ir prsettee, Friday., - Untie to arouse great interest. Many organization.^ high court Judge»? - ^ ^ -__^ sAlary offered is $1.200. with a fr*>* The people responded nobty to the efctt Eyrie ...... Burnett In A Flat utme hour. are enjoying the study; under the di­ Dr. Matthçws.—The executive com­ Chap. 26> 1-ÏÎ.—Who was this'Agrip­ Tlbl ...... Burnett In A Flat manse and four weeks' holiday each rection of the rector and the attend­ of Dr. Klpprell for funds, and the suui year. * *'______'______' mittee of the Men's Club Is working pa and what had brought, him to ...... 3S3 and, 313 METHODIST. ance increases as the weeks go by. on the details concerning the stiçréss- of $69 was subscribed to the collage. Recessional Hymn ...... James Bay. comer of Michigan and Ladies' Aid Society.—Much satisfac­ ful issue of the lecture to he given by BAPTIST, If a man's cause is -Just, will a knowl­ SOCIAL MEETING. tion is expressed over the fact that edge of all the facts always'help him? Menzles streets. A. N. Miller, pastor. Rev. Dr. Matthews of Seattle, rm Mon­ tint ffilSrcii. Evensong. Public worship at 11 a. m.'and 7.30-p. m Mrs. Dr. Helmckeh has accepted the What are the leading prints here day. October 24th. Indications are that .Sunday Service».—The Rev. .H. C. Organ Voluntary ...... Subjects. "Joy Through Believing." and Young People’e_ Bible Class Pr®»ld^ii‘y of the Ladies’ Aid Society, outlined, of Paul's de^jtce before King the church will be filled to its capa­ Speller, wbd is supplying the pulpit Processional Hymn ...... SC "Ye Did It Unto Me." Sundayachool and Pleasant Evening. and tlw members are settling down to Agrippa? Psalms ...... 145, 147, 14* and 150 city to hear this famous speaker. The of First church during the absence of Bible classes at 2.30 p. m. On Monday their winter’s work. Meetings are subject that is announced, is one that Why should It be thought A thing Magnificat ...... Burnett In B Flat evening at 8 o’clock the Leaguç will meet The Young People’s Bible class of held at the home of Mrs. Mctavlsh, the pastor. Rev. C. Burnett, has made incredible with you that God should Nunc Dim it Is ...... BUnett In B Flat tq receive reports from the officers and to appeals to men and many will rejoice very favorable Impression upon the Anthem—Fear Not, O LoTfl ...... the Metropolitan Methodist church Jieywoofl avenue, and much interest is to hear Dr. Matthews oh "Civic Prob raise the dead?” V-8. elect officers for the next six months held jts opening social for the coming congrejEwUQh by his pulput ability and Hymns ...... 364 and 386 •The members of th* W. M. 8. will meet being taken in the work.------• Terns and (Xvic Righteousness." Was Paul any better when he perse­ season In the schoolroom of the church thoughtful words. ^ He will conduct cuted and caused Christians to lie put Amen Fourfold for Inmlness at Mrs. MoDoeakl’s. Elliott PRESBYTERIAN. Youngs Women's Club.—The opening both services to-morrow. Vesper ...... ' ...... Burnett street, on Tuesday afternoon at S o’clock. last evening. Nearly 100 young people banqupt of the Young Women’s f*lii » to death, than the Jews were then in Recessional Hymn ...... 379 were present, and all thoroughly en­ First Church Baraca Class.—A special session of The woman's class will meet ln the par­ will be held next Wednesday, evening. wanting to put him to death? Orga n— Postlude ...... joyed theriSselves. A number of musi­ Christian Endeavor. — The prayef the Baraca class of First church will sonage on Wednesday at 3 p. m. The The young ladies are making great How do you esTtlHttte Paul's Character weekly prayer aervtc* will be held In the cal selections were given by the fol­ meeting on Thursday evening last was 6e held to-morrow afternoon 4n honor before his conversion ? 'preparations to ensure the success of St. Barnabas', comer of Cook street and Epworth League room on Thursday at 7.36 lowing: Misses Palmer and Messrs. A. conducted by the Christian Endeavor of the 19th anniversary of the organi­ the gathering and expect a very large Verses 12-18.—What points of re­ Caledonia avenue. There wttt be a cele­ T» m. A cordial Invitation to ail. —------R. MéGregor. W. Raynard. W. Davies {Society and an address was given by zation of the Baraca movement. The semblance are there between Paul's number to be present. bration of the holy eucha£9t at 8 a. m., and O. Moody. A short address was Rev. Dr. Campbell on a scene /from Rev. H. C. Seller will teach the les­ conversion and that of a sinner s to­ Young People’s Bible Class. — Th* when the Lord Bishop wm be the cele­ Centennial, Gorge road. Rev. A. Hen given by the pastor. Rev. T. E. Hoiling, Pilgrim’s Progress. «hnstleo and son and there will be a special pro­ day 1 *’■ • brant : matihs at 16.30 a. m.; choral dersoa, pastor, will preach at 11 a. m. and members of the Young People's Bible in which he wished the class every Hopeful In the dungeon in /the castle gramme of mosic. The class is taking Why did Paul so frequently describe eucharlst and sermon at 11 s. m. ; choral 7,3D p. m. Morning subject "Israel’s sgeoess In their coming* season. Mrs. of Giant Despair, pr. Campbell show held thely first social forthe much firtrrest tn this celebratloff. ht* eonverstoli 7 evensong at 7 p. in. ‘The preacher for the God"; evening, "The Brighter Things, in winter months last evening in the Mitchell, teacher of the class, and A. ed that there were many ways Into the Prayer Serviee.r~on Thursday even­ What was God's Object, as here de­ day will be the rector. All seats are free Ufe." Sunday school and Bible classes school room. There was a large at­ and unappropriated. The musical ar­ Staneland. superintendent of the dungeon of despondency and despair ing at the regular prayer service, Pas­ scribed in Paul’s conversion, and what at 2.36 p. m. tendance and a pleasant musical pro­ rangements are as follows: school, also gave brief addresses. and only one way Coût, and that was tor Spelter is conducting a study of the is God’s object in every conversion? gramme was greatly enjoyed. Consid­ Morning. Victoria West, corner of Catherine and Games were also Indulged in by the way of Chx^ht Himself, who said. Epistle to the EpheshtttiL Much Inter­ Verses 19-23.—Is It possible that some those present, the guessing contest be­ erable enjoyment was had from a pho­ Organ—Largo in G ...... Handel Wilson streets. Divine service at 11 a. m. “I am the Wgk." In the story Chris­ est Is being taken In the study by the sinners get a call from God fully as ing won by Miss Flossie Baker, with tograph guessing contest, and the even­ Communion fiervice Simper in Cl and 7 p. m. Sunday school and adult tian almost gave up but ' Hope, his members. marked as Paul's and yet refuse to Bible claaa at 2.30 p. m. Prayer meeting. T. Angus second. The evening passed ing passed very piégeant I v comply and go on Jn their sins? Hymns ...... 243. 313 and 191 young fçRow traveller, cheered him on Tabernacle. Offertory Anthem Thursday. 1 J>. m The pastor will con­ most pleasantly, and the various com- until finally Christian thought of a spring RMge Bible Class -The Rer- duct both services to-morrow. Morning Half Yearly Meeting, The half- WHAT DIFFERENCE IS THERE Nunc Dlmlttla Ft, John mitte.es are now Busy making arrange­ key/Whlch he held in his bosom which ean Adult Bible class, of Spring Ridge, antbém. "It la a Good Thing to Give yearly business meeting of the congre­ BETWEEN A MAN BEFORE AND I Organ—Quontum In O .. .. Mozart ments for their next- social to be field w^Juld unlock every door of the dun- is planning for a social and concert to ThAnks,” Geo. Kingsley; evening anthem, gation of Tabernacle church was held AFTER HE TURNS TO GOD? (THIS Evening. sometime next month. * fceon. He tried the key In the lock be given on Wednesday, October 27th. "Abide With Me," L. O. Emerson. A i.i^t Thursday ewaning in the < hurvii. QUESTION MUST BE ANSWERED Organ—Cuju» Animant ...... Rosefnl Refreshments were served - at the and the bolt flew back so that both he Some unique features will art» t» hearty' welcome for all. A. E. Roberts, There was a good attendance of mem­ IN WRITING BY MEMBERS OF Psalm* ...... Cathedral Psalter close, and the party broke up at an and Hope escaped. That key is the programme exceedingly Interesting, early hour. bers and the reports presented by the ! THE CLUB.) Magnificat ...... Dr. Bunnett In F promise of God and these promises and the young mert are to be fully re­ different branches were meet encour-1 VerjM^s 24-32 —Why did FVstu* inter­ Nunc DlmltUs ...... Dr. Bunnett In F , S\prisrr. fit any lock and will open any door sponsible for the refreshments., One Hymns . ..I ?...... 296. 215 and 27 Mflng. Th.« financial statement showed rupt Pgul and say he was mad? that leads to Hope, Cheerfulness and condition of admission to the concert! Vesper—Lord, Keep Us Safe This Night Tabernacle, corner of Fairfield roa<| and the follow ing results for the nine Why (fid*.not Festus and Agrippa Chester street. Pastor. Rev. F. T. Tap- Faith. There was a good attendance is to bring a friend with you. Much Organ—Chorus In C ...... Mozart Interest is being taken in the affair and months ending September 30th: Build­ both turn to God, seeing that they scot t, M. A, Themes for Sunday : 11 a. tn.. TORONTO *M_!Ruch Interest was taken in the wetv dearly convinced of the truth of "A Hludy tn the Béok of Judge*"; 7.36 p meeting. it promises to be an abundant success. ing fund, $2.1X0.06, talent fund, $1,071.69; 8f. James', Quebec street, comer of Ft. Ladies’ Guild.—There was a largely missionary fund, $215.15; Sunday school. Christianity and their need of salva­ John. Rector. Rev J. H. F. Sweet. Holy ro., "A Courageous Dete-rmlnatlon." Bible CONSERVATORY Church Union.—To-morrow morning school, 2.30 p. m. B. Y. P. U. on Monday attended meeting of the Ladies' Guild $183.01; 8. ,Y. P. U., $42.45; poor fund. tion? communion at 8: matins, ante-eommunion Dr. Campbell will, in obedience to a re­ evening at 8 o'clock; theme# ’^The First last Friday, whqn plans were discussed $21.30; a grand total of Î3.7TÎ.66. Be­ Why are not all persons Christian* and sermon at 111 children's service with \ quest of the committee of the General tftvt have heard the voice of God call­ Galilean Ministry." A special invitation OF MUSIC for the annual sale of work to be held sides the above amounts the Sunday Intercession# at 2; evensong and sermon Assembly, explain the basis of union Ï* given the young people of the soüth end EDWARD FISHER, Mns. Doc„ the latter end of November. The mem­ school fTalsed $83.85 for missions,< and ing them to repentance? at 7. The music follows: Ice. Morning MiikIcuI Director. as agreed upon by the Joint committees bers of the guild would like every lady the mission band $7. making a total of Lesson for Spnday, October 31 nt. 1969. Morning hymn. 401. Easttwurne; evening, «*7, of the Presbyterian. Methodist anvl Paul a Prisoner.—The Voyage —Act* member of the congregation would have $256 for. missions raised during the Organ Voluntary Genoa, i Anthem. "O, Lord Qur Strength." Eft, lat­ Congregational churches. Copies of 27: 1-26 some part In the sale by either donut nine months past. The congregation Venlte and Realms Cathedral Psalter Auber. S ent teachers. In Plano, "flinging. Organ. the basis of union have been sent out I i-.pklns In Q Violin. Theory, and all other branches ing some article for sale oi* money to was much gratified at the excellent H^fedi! 1® fhe churches and the pastors have ic.Ii. tun ...... Langdon First, Blanchard street. Services at of Music beJ*Llhe *ul,d iB their Work. # showing made by these reports, and ! METHODIST MINISTERS Kyrles ...... MS. Certificates. Diplomas. Scholarships and been requested to take up the rgatter 11 a. m. and 7.3» p. m. Bible study school Free Advantages. Official Meetltir.—The Joint official are encouraged----- to------Increase------their actlvl------„ liajRJffli m. fchwsea c»a*s> 4or* men lhe d,tal„ «ma^Tltnr UôiMÏ 'grœ «.d ... nx_,m jh.lr rhuroh work! Facility o f iw Specialists. Equipment- wit HOLD CONFERENCE In A. O. U. W. hall. Rev. H. C. tipeller Excelled in America. Pupil* May Enter me uetaiis of the general scheme of day eveningijgjjjti and much business was with vigor. The election of officers union. Dr. Campbell will take the E\enlng. will preach Morning subject, "A Ser­ at Any Time. Residence for Yotfng Lady discussed and transacted. The sum of will take place next Thursday evening. Organ Voluntary—March Mendelssohn vant"; evening, ."Thy Kingdom Come." . Students.’ matter up to-morrow morning and $25 was voted to the funds of the Bible YEAR BOOK (160 pages) Mailed on Ap­ kvlng It thus before his congregation. Young People's Unloir.—The election Hymn ...... plication. • ______Society. A letter was read from the of officers of the Young People's Union Gathering of Denominational Psalms ...... Cathedral Psalter Emmanuel, corner of Fern wood road ...... _ JS6. Andhew% „ „ president of the conference, Rev. Jas. took place last Monday. There was a Magnificat and Nunc DlmltUs ...... and Gladstone avenue. The service will CONSERVATORY SCHOOL OF EX­ ...... Semper In F. be conducted by the pastor. Rev. William PRESSION Young People's Society.—The Young Calvert, regarding the new mission splendid attendance of members and Association Was Held This boat The Homespun, ind it was (Jecid Anthem—The Eye» of All Wait Upon Stevenson. Morning, 11, ’ The Mother­ F. H. KIRKPATRICK. Ph D.. Principal. People's Society are gratified with considerable Interest .war taken In the Week. Thee ...... r...... E. Clare hood of God"; evening, 7.30. "How to Be Public Reading, Oratory, Physical and the success of the lecture given by Miss ed to ask the missionary. Rev. C. W. elections. The following Is the list of Hymns ...... 381 and 386 Happy Though Living—s Study In Hedon­ Vocal Culture, Dramatic: Art,Ar and Liters- Cameron last Tuesday. Although the Webber, to lay the claims of the boat officers : President. Miss L. A. Black- Vesper Hymn ...... Cafllre ism." The Sunday achool and adult Bible lure. ■ inclement weather kept many away, before the congregation. The 'board well; vice-president. Miss M. Nichol; Organ Voluntary—Grand Offertoire. Wely classes for young men and women, also SPECIAL CALENDAR. yet there was a good sized audience, resolved to ttiX In line with the other secretary, Miss M. McNutt; treasurer, A very interesting meeting of the the pastor's class for seniors, meet at who saw the trip through the Dominion churches 'of the -city and take up an Miss L. Jamieson; organist/ Miss A. Methodist Ministerial Association was REFORMED EPISCOPAL. 2.36. The subject I» the pastor's class will of Canada by means of lantern views offering for the Jubilee hospital on Ether ing ton ; -conveners of committees, held last Tuesday in the Chinese Girl's Be "The Christian Tn HTs Relation >o Sunday, October 24th. Arrangement programme, the pastor; membership! . Chtifch of Our Lord, Humboldt attest. God." Strangers welcomed. Thé music and under the able guidance of Mies home, on Cormorant street. The Rev. Services at 11 a; m. and 7 p. m. Saara- yJSfteWWtec AfcJsea* A. .-1-i! i 'ini—gi ■*««#« Spencer present the claims of the Lo­ — Church Union.—The pastor. Rev. w land; music. Mr. J. A. Blrnle; mlsslon- chair. The forthcoming' Sunday school serxlce. Sermons at both services by Rev. Holy, Holy. Holy ...... Leslie Clay, expect» to take up the cal Option movement at some future ary. Mrs. TapscotL A very great In­ and Epworth Leagyg# convention was Thoe. W. Gladstone. Morning subject. date. Other business of Importance 23—Praise the Lord ...... question of church union as suggested terest has been manifested In the In­ discussed and plans completed for Home Titles of Our Lord"; evening, 437-1 Worship Yfis*. Saeet Will of God. w-as transacted.. There was a large ductive Bible, studies conducted by. the the' entertainment, of the delegates. "Felix Trembled." Thursday evening ser­ Anthem-Hear Me, Jahovafi ...... Perkins by the committee of {he Oeneral As- number present. vice at 8 with Bible study on Revelation eembly at the regular prayer services pastor and the average attendance is Then plan» were talked over for the Organ—Angel of Charity ...... Handel Visitors.—The Rev. O. M. and Mrs. I. The music follows : 471—1 I»ve to Tell the Story ...... on Thursday evenings. This Is to give now forty at the weekly meetings. réception df the general conference of SL Margaret’s College. Toronto Sanford, of Kamloops, were visitors to Morning. 332—1 Would Love Thee. God and Father. the congregation a better chance to th Methodist church next* fall, and * Www*8830 On School the city this week on their way home Emmanuel. Organ—Adagio ...... 7...... Haydn» Drawing. duenaa the matter felly and to enter #om esuggestlqns were mgde regard­ from a holiday tour spent in Seattle Lecture Course —The next lecture of Venfie and Fast ms—Aa set ...... 428-He Leader SKTîSSsîî, Into a more detailed examination of ing the.best plan to be pursued t.. en­ and other Sound cities. Mr. and Mrs. the course arranged for will be given Cathedral Psalter What a Friend* We Have In Jesus. r «hr proposed plan than would be pos­ sure the success of the gathering. KXSÏ •ÏÏÏLâSS bSÜS: Sanford were shown over the church on Tuesday. 19th October, at the Anthem —iisrk. Hark. My Soul .. Hhelley sible gt a Sunday service. . aire. Coo.rerea Miss J. E Macdomau». B. A., Principal. premise* and etrTC.se,! themselves as church when Rev. £>. E. fifatt, B. A., of Organ—Andante ...... A Gertel new member of the association Hymn ...... w..... S»7 442—When I Survey the Wondrous Cross. St. Paul's. astonished and delighted th»t such a Vancouver.- will give a dramatic re- ladles______of the home.______Miss Bmith Write fer Kyrie-VII...... V 362—Abide With Me ...... SL Mars Anniversary Services. — Anniversary splendid building existed In the city. citai consisting of selections from the j Mies Martin, entertained the members Hymne ...... 241 and 23$ services In connection a-lth St. Paul's Set-vices To-morrow.—The Rev. T. E. po^m* of^Dr. Wm. Drummond : "The to a most enjoyable supper and the; Organ—Post I ude ...... J. E. Newel! LI THERA A. church Victoria West, will be hekl ion Rolling will preach missionary sermons Habitant," "Johnnie Courteau." and j meeting adjourned till the second Evening. Grace. English, K. of P. hall, corner oi Sunday, October 31st, and Tuesday. to-morrow In the Ealrvlew Methodist the Voyageur." The Nelson News, j Tuessday In December, when It will be Organ—Largo ...... v...... Handel November 2hd. The Ladles Aid So­ church. Vancouver, and the pastor of commenting on Mr. Hatfs work as an_, held At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hard- Pandora aVenue and Douglas streét. A- Hymn speclal1 SC children's service will be held at ciety are preparing for the usual suc­ that church. Rev. K. w. stapleford. expressionist, says "that the fine ren- ' wick. Oak? Bay avenue. Psalms—As set ...... Cathedral Psalter dering toif a selection of (he late Dr. 11 o’clock. At this service the children of cessful concert and social on Tuesday B. A., will occupy the pulpit of Met­ Magnificat ...... Barnbythe Sunday school will sing and the ser­ 1 *11—11 lifc ITlAfl li1* flAj* 1,, n I*. , ji , .1 | „ I. m i evening. November ind, and lhe aer- ropolitan church. Mr. Stapleford la an * ———————I—— t—th I ttc fTinifcr xx ADVICE FROM A MOTHER Nunc DlmltUs ...... Barnbymon will be appropriate for the occasion. vices on thy Sunday previous will be attractive speaker and Is doing splen­ revelation tol many Of the hearers." Hymns ...... 286, 172 and 53* Subject, "God g. Temple. The children EXPERIENCE Doxology «•petlally Interesting. did work In the Ealrvlêw church. There Tickets for the course, or single tickets TO ALL OTHER MOTHERS of the congregation who have not been baptised should. If possible, be presented TONGRKGATTOlrAL.- should be a large congregation to hear may be had from members of the him to-morrow. church or at the door on Tuesday The young mother—the inexperi­ for the rite of baptism at this service, in rOXGRF(7ATIO\AL - -f i Plret Choir*. Patriotic Service.- It Is expected that night. enced mother—is always . glgd to get the evening the service commences at 7.46. De. -Pagan's I-er-utre.—In spite of the First, comer ef Pandora à venue and Subject, "The Fall and Rising of Miny." the services of Sunday, October 24th. Pastor's Bible Class for Seniors. — the advice of the more experienced In AH'are welcomh to attend these service*. unpleasant weather last Tuesday even­ will be of unusual Interest, particularly the care pf her little one. Thousands Blanchard street. Public worship at 11 Next Sunday the pastor will open up a. m. and 7.36 p. m. Rev. Hermon A. Car- The Sunday school meets at 16 o’clock as ing there was a fair turn-out to the the evening service. As It Is the eve the subject. The Christian In His Re­ of mothers have emphatically said usual., Rev. W. Drahn, western field lecture given by Dr. Pagan under the son, B: A., will preach. Subject of morn­ of the national thanksgiving day. the lation to God." The pastor, Rev. W. „that ■ there« Is— ,no , medicine- , ,equal - -, to niging iwnioii.sermon, "Theâ ne DupnirBBBusiness iniiinnInstinct uin secretary, paytor. auspices of the Men’s Own Club. The service will be patriotic. The pastor n. uil! conduct the service* Baby» Own Tablet, for k«ej>ln, little R.iieloo-What will tr ATVempu.ii- subject of the lecture was one that Dr will preach on Canadian patriotism, on Sunday, taking as his subject "The t^nes well, or restoring health If Illness Kvenlng theme. fov*>relgnty St. Paul’s, lin Mears street. Divine ser­ Pagan can treat aa an expert, "Tuber­ and the choir will render appropriate Motherhood of God." and in the even­ comes suddenly. The young tmother Restored and Dormant Power Awakened." vices in German at 11 a. m.; In English at culosis." end much interest was taken music. The service will be of added ing, "How to be Happy -Though Liv­ can safely fpllow the lead of thswe Bible- school, men’s own Bible class, also 7.16 p. m. Theme for morning devotion, "The Greatest Honor and the "Greatest by the audience ln the facts and fig­ Interest as it will be the first time that ing—a Study ln Hedonism." others. Mrs. John ghortlll, George­ adult-Bible class for women at 2.30 p. m. ures given by the doctor. Next Tues- the choir will appear In the surplice» town, Ont., says : “I would not be a V. P. 8. of W. W.'a, literary meeting In Reproach" ; for evening. Divine Com­ thanksgiving—On Sunday. 24th tnet., fort." Sunday achool at 16 a.m.. cleases. i»i - d*y evening the Men's Own wiH hold which have recently arrived in the city day without Baby's Own Tablets In the form of an Illustrated lecture on the sub­ there will be special harvest thanksgiv­ ject. "Wheat, the W'lsard of the North," both languages. AH are welcome. Otto On impromptu debate. for their use. *> house. I believe they saved my young­ ing services. And on Monday there est child’s life. At the age of three by Agnes Deans Cameron, Monday, at $ O. M. Oerbtch, pastor. e * Toung People's Society.-OO Monday Centennial. will be united thanksgiving service p. ib. Thursday, at 8 p. m., the prayer ThlDOCTOI. "AM» evening next the Young People's So. months, she cried all the time with In­ Anniversary Services. — Anniversary to which the Baptist ^Brotherhood of meeting service. Strangers, visitors and OTHER DENOMINATION* se* Oi,, kis » Stw*- rtety have arranged for one of Miss digestion. Our doctor did all he could and thanksgiving services will be held Victoria 'will be invited. The Rev. H. friends are cordially welcomed. •se', Fo.jir ss* k. Brill sees .Agnes Deans Cameron's popular lec­ for her, but did not seem to help her Christian 'Science, church. 935 pandora In Ontennlal church on Sunday. Oc­ Ç. Speller, at present supplying the U .11 ri,U." ------tures to be given In the church. The Then I got Baby’s Own Tablets and street. Services on Sunday. mornings at tober 24th. The popular principal of pulpit of thé First church during Pas­ PRESBYTERIAN 11 o’clock, and Wednesday evenings at 8 subject of the lecture Is Wheat, the they worked a wonderful chahgç. They \ Columbian college, Rev. Dr. Stppr»!!, tor Byimctt’s absence In England. Will seemed to tone the stomach, moved the . First, corner of Blanchard street and o’clock. Subject for to-morrow, "Doc­ Steedmin's Wtsard of the North," and II Is said win he the preacher for the day. and preach the thanksgiving sermon, and bowels regularly, and she has ever Pandora avenue. Her. Br. Campbell, trine of Atonement * All »ll — — that this Is the best of Miss Cameron's minister. Services at 11 a. m. and 7.36 p. It Is expecetd that there will be large other ministers are expected to take - — TTI CONTAIN very Instructive lectures. A large num­ since been a healthy child." Sold at 25 m. Sunday school and Bible class at 2.86. congregations. The choir will render part. Refreshments will be served at pent* a box by all dealers or by mail Victoria Seamen s Mission, Seamen's ber .of new elides will be shown to Il­ special musical programme. The Mid week prayer meeting on Thursday Institute, Bastion street. A mission ser­ lhe close All Baptists arc cordially frdm the Dr. Willlairfs* Medicine Co., evening Club meeting on Monday even­ ’Ois ON lustrate the lecture, andjt Is expected following CTenin*. Tbankaatvine' niabt astr««i to attend this* service nroékvill*. Oat. vice. under the auspices of the Ladles' ing. In the morning Dr. Campbell will Guild. Victoria branch of the British and [m -° I '

/- VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER jj>, iyt. 16 The Pick of the Local Bargains in Real Estate Always Find Their Way to This Page

MITCHELL & GREENWOOD HEISTERMAN, FORMAN & Co. LEE AND FRASER R. W. COLEMAN S. A. BAIRD DAY & BOGGS B. C. LAND & INVESTMENT Real Estate and Insurance. REAL ESTATE. FINANCIAL AND REAL ESTATE AND TIMBER. ’Phone 66. Bstablehed IStO. Real EeUte Agents. ' AÙENCY, LTD. 671 Tates, next door to Bank of B.N.A. 1207 GOVERNMENT STREET. 12*0 GOVERNMENT ST., Telephone *02 INSURANCE AGENT. «20 FORT STREET. *13 TROUNCE AVENUE. VICTORIA. B.C. ,Z»23 OOVKRNMENT STREET. Phone 1425. . 1210 DOUGLAS STREET. HOUSES TO LET.

WATERFRONT FARMS. 264* QUADRA STREET, large modern FOR BALE. Two furbished houses at $35 and $28 THE BIGGEST SNAP IN THE CITY,- FOR BALE. house. *35.06. per month. FOUR ACRES—Strawberry Vale, next 611 HILLSIDE AVENUE. 16 rooms. $4.600—James Bay. seven-roomed dwell* 14 Acre», havln» M mile on toofi har- JAMES BAT—11.060. nice corner lot, fTyjte to Beacon Hill Park. to School House, some fruit trees; *28.00. The choicest home site in -he city; Good 'buy. Price *1.500. Terms *500 ipg, all modern conveniences inulud- Caledonia Park, cheap, easy terms. 821 CORMORANT STREET, 1 rooms. «-ROOMED BUNGALOW 16 minutes’ easy walk to centre of city. cash, balance » years at 7 per cent. fng furpace. full si sod tot, within QUEBEC STREET—Full-slsed lot and *20.00. Acre of Land. , Acres Meadow, orchard ot 100 trees. TWO LOTS with all city improve­ one block of car-line. 12*8 PANDORA STREET, 6-room Cot­ With Nearly an SNAP. LOT 51x150—Just off Hillside, Most of balance of land Is logged. cottage only *2,000 (lot worth money ments; $1,650 buys these choice lots. Beautifully Situated on Esquimau R $2,756—Queen's Avenue, five-roomed tage; *20.00. on Graham street; *425; half cash; new^ cottage, modern conveniences, Modern House, « rooms, pantry and Nothing less than $1,200 per lot on this 714 RING’S ROAD, « rooms, *18.00. House Modem In Every Respect. balance 6 per cent. , ----- * on very- easy -term*. bath, three wells water. Stock, Im­ VIEW STREET,* S-ROOM DWELL­ street, and $1,650 takes the two lots, 26 BAT STREET, t rooms, lit». And Grbund;. WeL Laid OuL on terms, too. *802 BRIDGE STREET, « room». *15.00. FOR RENT—Yearly lease from Nov. $2,«50 Davie ^trcct. Oak Bay, flve- plements and boat. Price, 16,000. ING, close In. always rented, *2,000. This Is a Very Desirable Home romivd baht ment, scwei*. $650 CASH*, 808 JOHNSON (Rcn/l. *11.00. 1st, 11-room house, six bedrooms; Very easy terms. 15 Acres Cowlchan Harbor Waterfront Balance within one year.. 608 GOVERNMENT^ STREET, James And Can Be Purchased modern; 2 large,corner lots; two electric .lighL etc. Lot, 60 *x 116. blocks from carllne ; splendid lo­ Terms. Price, 12,000. JAMES BAT—*1,000 will purchase new 2x Bay, large modem house with 3 FOR *4.000. cality; rent $30. $3,650—Oak Bay, six-roomed dwelling, 6-ROOM ED COTTAGE; *«0Q cash, lota, *45.00. We publish "Home List," which con­ mod* furnace. Two 47» SUPERIOR STREET, 7 rooms, *25. NEW «tROQM MODERN COTTAGE- tains a description of all the best balance on time. ” *—! HINKS0N SIDDALL & SON Ort lot 47x136; cement foundation; lots. 50 X no each. Farms that are for sale on Vincou- MONET TO LOAN. $260 CASH and $40 pet month will P»*- NEW GRAND THEATRE BUILDING, „. MONET TO LOAN. $2,960; $25 cash and $26 a. month. In- novirn xuxxt STREET. yin» AND LIFE INSURANCE. loi «Shun.». ■ —■———-- chase nv.-HTern mu Finn A4»i>- iAgJO., pusur v : : .ir—. ...."tewst at 7- per -cent.1 ■ — » lixxJ1 V.t ml— TirH-rWl*ss--- . - l —---- ahaFfltspwf vx six-*t rally 111 * BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FIVE- SWINERT0N & MUSGRAVL cated, onlj^lO minutes’ walk from ACRE LOT, SAANICH ARM, nice Successors to Bwlnerton A Oddy. THE COAST LOCATORS poetofflee. ''s - water front, çpbjhdïd water. fine beach, TO LET. Lots, Acreage and City Homes. a great place for your next *ummerTi 1208 GOVERNMENT STREET. outing, price $600; terme, $50 cash, bal­ *18 YATES STREET. $2.300 WILL PURCHASE 6-ROOMED ance at $10 per month. The' new Mill TO LET—4-Room house with % acre DWELLING on Second street on ttxy-Ttrmm' irmtr is—now— graded ground, out buildings, modern, close through this property and gives easy to car line. ItottV$25 a month. NEW 6-ROOMED HOUSE on Hillside very easy terms. access to railway station, stores, etc. rOtt-WAÏÎB. avenue, lot 64x120, to a lane. Small SIXTY ACRES, one and one-querler TO LET—4-Room "Touse, modern. nOM- conveniences; lermsi TO IMPROVE PARKS ... i ii mm ii in $ imi hum i unir \mtw\ McPherson & fullerton three bay windows, small basement, ...... BD HOUSE moulding .4 bedrooms. IN HAGGEN CASE $3,000—QUEBEC STREET, MODERN . AT VANCOUVER stone and brick foundation The lot la drawing room, sitting room, break­ ------— BROS, fast room and kitchen; full base­ 7-ROOM ED DWEI.LING. newly «fix 120. .and slopes alctly )» ~ imiC - E. A. HARRIS & CO. «1$ TROl S.'L A VEND®. ment with furnace; lot . «4x120; painted and In good order; easy two cherry tr« «N. «15 FORT STREET. Phone 1177. beautifully treed; enquire. By-Law Providing for Expendit­ Constable Thompson, of Sal­ PRIC*, $3.400.00. terms. 1 IDEAL BUILDING LOTS, close t, on the following easy terms: $500 00 FOR SALE—30 ft X 126 ft., on Tate, mon Arm, is Discharged at the car and free of rock. Will aell $2,600—TWO-STORY DWELLING and ure of $42,500 to Be «treet between Blanchard and the two for *800. Have a beautiful CASH; purchaser to assume mortgage tot 64x145. Well situated in Japies Douglas. "S, Kamloops Assizes. of $2.000.00 and to pay the balance of CURRIE & POWER , Submitted...... view of Foul Bay. Terms, *50 cash Bay; on terms. DAVIE STREET, near Fort,, modern and *20 per month. *900.00 at the rate of $25.00 per month REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 6-room bouse. $2.860; terms, $600 2 BEAUTIFUL IXJT8, facing the sea with interest at 7 per cent. 1214 DOUGLAS ST. PHONE 1400. cash. $50 quarterly. Kamloops. Oct. 15.—EL A. Haggen, and close to the car. Magnificent WANTED to exchange city property Vancouver, Oct. 15.—The' parks Im­ view. *600 for the pair. Terms. *100 for Improved farm of about 60 provement apprq^rlatlon by-law,, who was charged with obtaining money FARMS AND FRUIT LANDS. cut, balance at *20 per month. FOR SALE—A SNAP. acres. which the city council will bo asked to under false pretences, was honorably 12 ACRE FARM. 10 miles from city, on GOOD I LOT IN EMPRESS SUB­ Ask for Printed List FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED phfee before the. ratepayers In January acquitted at the assises here. To the Sidney Railway, all cleared, with good water, 7-room new bungalow, E. WHITE DIVISION. Price. *626.00; *10* cash, HOUSES TO LET. wl|l call for an expenditure on Stan­ verdict of not guilty, the Jury added balance eafsy. the following rider: “We, as a Jury, good chicken hoùees, barn. etc. Im­ Telephone L997. ley, Mount Pleasant and Bismarck provements worth price asked. Terms LOT 60x120, DAVID ST., *550.00; 160.00 strongly believe that proceedings 604 BRC UGHTON STREET. (Grandview) parka Of *42.506. This In­ easy. Price *8,500. cash, balance v-sjr. INSURANCE FINANCIAL AGENTS EMPIRE REALTY CO. cludes *25,000 for rucking the ronde In should never have been taken against 171* ACRES—Beautiful suburban home. FINE RESIDENTIAL LOT, ,TRUTCH PEMBERTON & SON REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL Stanley park, purchasing a roller and the accused.” The addressee of counsel It* miles from cenuv of city, all ■ ST., price $1.300.00, one-third cash, REAL ESTATE. AGENTS. were quite brief, fcts lordship; ^however, cleared and cultivated. hams, PRETTY BUNGALOW, handsomely balance easy. 612 YATES STREET. erecting a *7,000 wooden bridge; *4.000 614 FORT STREET. chicken houees and large house. tmithèd sldétioardB, Closets, etc., and LOT ON GOVERNMENT ST, price for grading Mount Pleasant park and went Into thé case at some length. He expressed at the outset a sentiment qf Price *7.000. Easy terms. every modern convenient; rodeoed HOUSES TO LET. CENTRE ROAD-6-Room House, lot putting tip a - hand stand and dub. I-ROOM HOUSE, partly furnished, disapproval of th* courts being made f .m «4,000 to $3*200; lovely situated, LOT ON FORT ST, near Vancouver, PANDORA AVE.—1 rodfcs, modern, $22.50 25x110. bath, sewer, etc. Price $1,200. bouse in the Grandview l>ark an< concrete foundation, heated with hot prl *1,156(00; terms. per month; near Beacon Hill and sea. Terms $100 cash, balance $16 grading It. The various routine im use of to ventilate a case of this_ ___kind.__ water, beautiful home, *4,000. CULDUTHEL ROAD—6 rooms, modern, month. No Interest. » . , .. wti. ' He also commented upon the Inherent 1 LOT McPherson Avenue, cleared, CHEAP LOTS on PROSPECT ROAD. $20 per month. Movements of the city parks will, of j ^ ^ ^ by ^ -| probabilities ot the atoriea told by the boulevards, sewer, water, etc., *50 $350. FOÜL BAY RcAD—6 rooms, modem, $18 HOUSES TO RENT. course, come out at general revenu». 1 accused and the chief crown witness cash balance *10 monthly. Price *800 per month. EMMA STREET. 70 by 163, $450. THE STUART ROBERTSON TAUNTON ST R è ET—6- Room Cottage, It was decided to meet the civic respectively, expressing his personal WI l.L< )\VS-6 rooms, modern. $25 per BANK STREET, Oak Bay, choice; haontH. bath. etc.. $15 per month. bridge committee shortly and lay be­ oiHnloo that the preponderance ot pro­ CO., LTD. fore It the commissioners’ Ideas in PACK TRAINS LEAVING $700; worth $1,000. FISOUARD ST.—6 rooms, modern, $21 per MENZIES STREET—10-Room House, bability was In favor of Has yen's ver­ 1212 BROAD ST. VICTORIA. B. C. month. modern conveniences. $25 per month. reference to the improvement of Çoal sion of thé matter. ALL BIG BARGAINS—ALL. FOUL BAY ROAD—6 roojnx, modem, $25 harbor, which embrace the erection of Constable Thompson, of Salmon Arm FOR THE INTERIOR per month, partly furnished. Kl iNTON ROAD—«-Room House, a street-wide causeway across* to the NIAGARA STREET — Dwelling, 7 $12.60 per month. was honorably discharged without the PEMBROKE ST.—« rooms, modem. $15 park at the foot of Georgia street, charge against him going to the Jury. rooms, fine lot, 60x120; $3,500. per month. with gates in the middle so that the The first anil only witness called was MODERN DWELLING and 2 Lota, PEMBROKE ST.—4 rooms, modem, $15 Stores for Winter Are Being JUST ARRIVED FROM CHINA .per month. water In the arm of Coal harbor may William Valentine Leonard. Justtçe of orient»! Ivorj Mia Handel wood cunn? with bath, furnace, electric light, be retained at will. It Is also pro­ the peace for the province, of Salmon sewer, In Oak Bay; $3.650. QUADRA ST.—7 rooms, modern, $28 per C. C. PEMBERTON. Forwarded From Bella b"»» ;^’V,^T1*dr,d.i^*r^« month. posed to effect a rearrangement of Arm. To the crown prSeectitor, Mr. • largo assortment of fine CnoSt^ii 4 NICE LOTg^p Fairfield Estate; $2.100 FISOUARD ST.—6 rooms, modem, $25 per the gardens and roads on the Stanley Leonard told of the facts leading up 1214 GOVERNMENT STREET. al»? _t colors A full ll»e of S&. ACRES—One mile from West holm month. pafk side of the present bridge. to the committment of the accused. - Coola. wmÔroîdered Bllk -Wststa. Plan, Co“~ FORT ST.—4 rooms, suite. $20 per month. Station, with frontage on Che- The park superintendent was In­ Ht cross-examination by Mr MacIn­ FORT ST.—6 rooms* suite, $26 per month structed to prepare the shipment of tyre. It waa made apparent that the malnus River; $2,000. WANTED ^Tora reitleo»ta-iAll stonier. .11, n„j FORT ST.—Store, $30 per month. birds and animals to go to Sydney. witness, the magistrate before whom (Special Correspondence.) To purchase, as an Investment. Im­ Australia, In time for the next Aus­ the Indian, for whose release the pris­ Bella Coola. Octa, 7.—Pack trains are our proved city property showing good re­ oner was on trial, appeared, had blun­ S^,. whloh .hall hare our prompt att”" tralian boat. arriving too carry winter storca to the r A. C0LQUH0UN HOLMES turns. Arrangements were completed for dered and his lordship Intervened. and thanking you for the j-,.* Interior, one pack train consisting of ilvôrs QUONG MAN FUNG A CO. m£ Room 8. Northern Crown Bank Cham ALSO an exchange of birds, and animals Mr Justice Morrison asked why the ï„V°.rôm.=t 8. P. O. Bo, M vSv„S MODERN BUNGALOW with one or thirty-five horses, left on October Ird ALLEN & SON. tiers,, 1236 Government Street with the Victoria parks board prisoner mould' be accused of a crime, B- C. " two acres Improved and close in. Some swans have already been re* in face of the facts. It was evident that for Lake Francois# The last and largest Real Estate and Financial Agents. celved from there. And wolves, phea­ the. magistrate, » very honorable and NOTICE. _ w- 579 YATES STREET. FOR SALE. will leave on November 1st. sant». finches and eânariee will be competent man. had made a mistake. one of the original Downstairs. Whilst II waa trtie that the constable John Morrleeeen _ ■ PENDERGA8T STREET—Fine lot, 50 sent over to the Island. IS THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Ole THE CAPITAL CITY REALTY had not carried out the Instructions settlers of Bella Coola, who has been GEORGE EDWARD BRANT MASOlf x 128; $750. CO. FOUND NOT GUILTY. given him by the magistrate there were in the town for some weeks, leaves for deceased. CLOVERDA1 Good lot, 50x178; $50 ROOM 21, «18 YATES STREET. other means of punishing him than by the Interior In a few days. cash, balance $10 per month; $370. Notice I, hercbr slven, Hursuant to tbe A SNAP, Phone 2162. Chinamen Accused of Having At- subjecting him to the Ignominy of a William Sutherland has left, for the Trustee» and Exavutpe, Act, that all BAY. QUADRA—Large corner lot tempted to Bribe Mayor of criminal trial. It was obvious that the Southern States, where he will spend creditor, ol the estate of the said de­ $800. prisoner. In his action, had not been based are required on or before th. tmt, - FOR SALE. Kamloops. Dismissed. a, v of October, A. D. 1809, to eend par. SEVERAL SMALL COTTAGES oi actuated by a criminal motive. the winter. ticulAra of thelt clolml. duly eariflefto FOUR ACRES. easy terms. NEW 7 ROOM HOUSE, fully modern K am loops; Oct. 15.—The case of Rex W. A. Macdonald, K. C., on behalf of The Indians have sold one df their the underalshejl. *Udtor for John Willis Chamberlain street, paved street, cement totem poles to the New York museum. Atnbery aria Alcai, Marlin, the executors PORT ANGELES—Lots are Increasing vs. Ah. Louis and Ring was disposed the prosecution, said that In view of All Under Cultivation. walks, oak trees; have been asking his lordship's Idea of the case, he would Mrs. c;t*mden, of Namu, who spent nf lhe.itfld estate; and all person. Indebt, In value dally; reports are most en­ $4.200. will offer for next few days for of at the assise»: - The case, whic h ed tu l11 ■ «Md estate ar«r required to say couraging: you should buy now and consent to a withdrawal, at the same last winter In Bella C00ÎE7 has gone udl Indebtednesi to the underalgsed A1 SOIL. «$.400; small cash payment down, bal­ tried here before Mr. Justice Clement to Cousin's Inlet. Considerable activ­ reap the benefit of your foresight. ance monthly payments. time he would like his lordship to 1m Tta'd‘hat Victoria B, C.. this 17tb Say at the last assizes, was one of alleged press upon the public the fact that no ity is expected at Cousin's Inlet, wheie 8% Miles Out. Call and get particulars. Acreage : GOOD LOT», CnUgflower road, near bribery. The Chinese prisoners were ot September, A. Gorge, price «450 each; smaH cash pay- constable has a right to act on hie own a pulp mill wtti be to operation ahr- ALEXIS MARTIN. or lots. accused of having attempted to bribe I H « MS »oia ^ ‘ others In ... vernmen.tT^ent 8t„ VlctortA^JL^g. the 2. matters mvi DO YOU WANT A NICE HOME. 10 Ubill— to~ settle a case- — coming before him son and Mr. O. B Olson, Uy* place on $250 Cash, L. U. CONYERS & CO. His lordship said The cer­ amending acts. 690 VIEW STREET. question but that Constable Thompson lui-.’ n. A MV 8 room bungalow, fully the rgse being one of assault. In which had no right to let the prisoner go. The emony was perforirted/fn the H&gens- Balance Monthly. modern, on one acre of high, level land, a man named Bennett was charged magistrate had ordered hi» retention borg church, after/which dinner was T the undersigned, hereby give notice HERE ARE A FEW" MORE SNAPS. »ll In lawn and garden, beautiful View with having assaulted Ah Louts, served in the Farmers’ Institute hall. -that, one month from the date hereof, t of city; lots in this district selling for and he had but to obey the order. *iU apply to F 8- Husaey, Superintendent Only two witnesses were called, fôr A. D. MacIntyre, for the accused, Mr. Cooper/has sent his eldest son, S prortficlal Police, at Victoria. B. c , SfiOO; all we ask for this' house and acre the crown. Mayor Rob1n*0n and Chief $750—Will buy a choice building lot. is $3.700; $500 cash, balance, arranged pointed out that a constable may he Davenport!/»1» school In Victoria. for a transfer of the license now held b* McGill. The defence-fwt A7i-Louis -4n Thlrtyytwo head of purtdme- for and In reapect-ujt-lha Oak Dell 66x106. all in bearing fruit trees, civily liable ISr the wrongful detention Hotel, situate In Metchoalu road. Esqul- i GEO. L POWERS situate on King’s road, close to the box. but as he could not make of a prisoner and In the case In ques­ ed bv/Mr. P. Bums from ^|r. Blaney, nnftt District. B. C„ from myself to John school and carllne. CHIEF OF POLICE TO himself heerd. he was withdrawn. tion. the constable had been so advised. of/Anahani lake, were shipped to Port Southwell, to sell Intoxlcatlnx liquor, at m fOBT STREET. Mr. J* Riwti. tor Uie detain y, u.rgvd on the . steamer Vadiio. .. --.w.Laa ultaifB triortflrtltait _ upon his lordship that the case should m* tordshtp refifted that • magtetrete Sfptemher. 1$0|. $750—Michigan street large lot «0x120. . L. O. DEMERS, COLLECT ROAD TAX be dismissed upon the ground that the having given the prisoner In charge facing south ; reasonable terms the constable, no civil or other/» Applicant. LOTS IN ROCKLAND PARK—Prices can toe arranged. Indictment was Improperly made out BUILDING OPERATIONS 1300 dp; terms. and Mr. MacIntyre, on behalf of 8Vng. could successfully be brought .against uiged that nothing whatever had the latter. ACTIVE AT FERNIE LOT—328. Humboldt Street The Jury was then dismissed and the Resolution is Passed at Meet- been advanced agalturt his client, LOT 4 Elk. *, ,60x12*. Fern wood Oar- prisoner déseharged. dation and cellar, all In first ing of Nelson Citv and that the caae. In #«> far a* his dene. *146.00.------class order; only 6 minutes* client was concerned, should be, with­ J. E. PAINTER & SON IMPORTA DEAL. LOT 36xlM ft., Caledonia ave., west of walk from po*t office; reason­ Council. drawn. His lordship held, however, in Number of New Structures. 511 Cormorant St. able terms can be arranged. both cases that it would be better to Blanchard street Velvet Miiiy^L^asrd and Number ■ole A tents fer°ths allow the jury to deal with the charges. Will Be Completed Before We have a client who will exchange 2-3 Enyiloyed to Be Increased. After an absrnc£ of some ten min­ VANCOUVER-NANAIMO of an acre of land in the city Aa Nelson. Ôct. 15.-Steps have been utes the Jury bstfugbt in a verdict of Christmas. part payment for small cottage . ion,- Oct. 15.- <)ne of the moil COAL CO. taken by the city council to make “Not gulUy.” In which hie lordship WILLIAM C. HOLT and lot, producing revenue. [portant mining deals put through In ijoal equal to Old Wellington. civic electors out of a large number of intimated that he heartily concurred. Kootenay-, this year was that which Contractor and Builder residents of this city who are not qual­ a. ------' - Femie. Oct, 16.—As the winter ftp PHON“ %t^,^RLikORDBM LOANS NEGOTIATED AND FIRE closed to-day, when Alfred McMillan ified by being either property owners, arranged a lease on the Velvet mine proavh. s building operations are more ? Orders promptly executed Mid full 4&GARBALLY RD. PHONE L1442. INSURANCE WRITTEN. tenants of prot>erty or license holders. near Rowland for the owners, a Lon­ active than ever and special effort»are . weight guaranteed. This simple transformation will be don. England, syndicate, to Ed. Ehrenn\L$Mdng­ put ftirth to c omplete the larg- ! Ft)R BALE Also Cord, Out and Split THE CITY BROKERAGE worked by the extraction of the annual berg. of Spokane. The consideration ‘a est of the struct uses before the snow ! not disclosed, but it is said to be the' Wood. NEW SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, i ms DOUGLAS STREET. road tax of $2 per head. The matter puis a stop to the work fbr thf1 sea- ; largest transaction made for some ^,W4amSMSM8l484SW84888A48> Cement foundation—furnace and all VICTORIA. B. C. was rais'd by Aid. M« Morris, who in­ son. Good progress Is being made on j time in the mines of thla district. The modern improvements, quired whether the road tax was be­ the following buildings; Post itffi- e and resumption of work at this property, I~Two minutes’ from Douglas street car. ing collected. The reply being In the customs house, court house and pto- which some years ago shipped consid­ BURNSIDE ROAD AND QUNÉDÎN negative, he remarked that it oujarht vtnrtal building. Bank of Hamilton. UTON'KMASON ELECTROCUTED. STREET. to be collected In time to qualify erable q'uantltlee of copper ore to the Imperial bank, Trite»-W«nk1 depart­ Price $2,800—Terms. $500 CASH rid it for being 9»M up­ NortImport smelter, means much to the Vancouver. Oct, 15.-dk fatal acrklent Ross land camp, and under the ener- mental store. Hotel Fernle. Nairn ne on the civic voters’ list nbw In tcourae hotel. Imperial hotel, Femie Free occurrri* Yesterday afirrm-on at Lake AND $20 MONTHLY of preparation. A motion was accord Vgrçttc management of Mr. Ehrenberg, who was formerly superintendent at Press office, city fire, station. H. J. Buntsen. when a stonemason named ihg adopted, Instructing the chief of Johnson block. G. Q. tienderson block. police to collect the road tax duijing the Ttger-Poorman mine In -Üie Coeur Allan Newpould, who was working on Will Buy a King Edward hotel. Aiella store and ■the month of October, This will make Alene camp, Interesting developments. the extension to l,hc POW?r house, cam* r male residents over 5^ years of* age lb coittÂc t 'With à »ve wire and wM NEW l-ROOM COTTAGE ed that all of the above building* who have resided In Nelson since Jan arrangements have been made for the will be finished bvfbre Christmas It killed instantaneously. READ THE TIMES' uary 1st of the current year, eligible engaging of a large number of men, and % ACRE OF LAND. the weather conditions remain satis­ The deceased was a middle aged man y. to have thqlr names placed upon the and thé staff will be Increased as dé- and unmarridd. —^ J i Cloaa to Car. voters’ Jlst. vetopment requires. factory. VIUTO&IA DAILY TIMM, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, i9Qg. 1? Want Ads. Leave You Free to do Your Work by Taking Your Superfluous Tasks From You

PROFESSIONAL CARDS BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS DIRECTORY MISCELLANEOUS miscellaneous MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS under this head 1 ADVERTISEMENTS under tïtie bead 1 A?Y®RTISEMENTS under this head 1 WOMEN’S INSTITUTES cent per «tord per insertion; 1 Unes. Il cent per word per insertion ; 3 insertions. ADVERTISEMENTS under this head-,1 A®YfB2?*EM*NT8 under thl, bead I P®1" word per Insertion; 3 Insertions, J»nt per word per insertion; 3 insertions. ADVERTISEMENTS under this head 1 per month; extra Unes. 28 cents per Une 2 cents per word; 4 cents per word per w£fvlV.pt'r word; 4 cents per word per Word per Insertion; 3 insertions, cent per word per Insertion; 3 insertions. per month. . ^eek; 80 cents per line pier month, rto adfv.^di cent» Per line per month. No I Osnts per word; 4 cents per word per wword: « cents per word per ARE ORGANIZED —advertisement for less tha 60 cents per ’lue per month. * cents per word; 4 cents per word pef „ advertisement for less than 10 cent*- nan 10 cents. •uverUoement for less than is cents. cente Per Une per month. No w«ek; 60 cents per line per month. Ns Architects _*dvertlsement for less than 10 oenta ^advertisement for less than 10 cents. Art Glass Machinists Agents Wanted C. ELWOOD WATKINS, architect. RM™ For Sale—Houses Personal Meeting in North Dairy School U, Five Slater»' {Hock. Telephone» -18» R?»Y 8 ART GLASS. LEADED LIGHTS, ARMSTRONG BROS.. Machinist! AU Bjp Monet easily made-w. want and L13W. ______. k.Viksi fnr churches, schools. Public kinds of general repalrint done. Launcn C?«- QLADRA AND VIEW STh— House On Wednesday— buildings and private dwellings. Albert engines and automobiles t rerhauled. 1*4 "*•**,,n every locality in Canada to ad­ »_T— a^a* A AM*»*, HCTtlUm and H< vert!»* our goods, tick up showcards {■ 22"**“ bath, pantry, hot water, Ht,falti?n,aAAve- Sittings dally. U S. GRIFFITH. M Promla'Bleek. : works and store, M8 Yates 8t . Kingston St. Phone 2034, tZEL c *h.'' everythin, modem. onmonthly\ptl^« "oppC- ..eïï"'.nrrr,i.ncS2 James Bay. Apply 803 Government St ~ ! Date*-sotooÿWouse for enrolment of Principal, 1122 Government street oil For Sale—Horses. Wanted—Miscellaneous ' membera'on Wednesday, 20th tnat. Tile site Hlbben’a ______Ji ~~ bo tries and rubber; Tighest o*"6 5‘rteee Boat Building -. — Victoria Junk Agency, 1180 Store j tq FOR SALE—2 heavy draft horses. Apply CANADIAN |CORTHWEST O.L « \7- | ‘“>Polntfd *»' «■“. d'-stHct aV* J?reet. Phop* u*. ... RENT—1761 Pandora (near Jubilee Victoria boat * engin* com­ ■««•pUal antes», new 5 room cottage, àüi Shawnigdn lake Lumber Co. Telephone ed, offers for 40b shares. "Oiler,” Time*. I PreBMent Mr*. (Dr.) ft. Totmler^ yUx- Dentists convenletivt s, $2U. Frank' W. Grant. ^ oi2 tr pany. LTD., boat and launch betiders. oU president, D«mtal ^jSgii» Boat building material for •rnateurs. Landscape Gardener cara of David Spencer. Ltd/ o21 •,MleS Nicholson; secretary- DR. LEWIS HALL repairs, angines, installed, sts. fcsti- WANTED—Cord wood In scow ! ; treasurer, Mrs Walter Palmer; dlrect- Jewell Block, cor. Yatvs ^îJLi-pbooW- inates ai.d designs furnished. W. D. Jtood house, good location. For Sale—Machinery streets. Victoria. B. Ç. Teiep» E. J. LAING, Landscape and Jobbing *Ute price loadwl. Address P. O. Box °rs. Misa ToHnle, Miss Alice King. Mrs. . Buck, mar.. 424 David Si Phone «6. Gardener. Tree pruning and spraying a 2308 Fern wood road. o20 Office. 567; Reeidence. UX ~~| MACHINE SHOPS completely equipped n» 1 Foote. specialty. Residence. 1033 Pandora Ave. ii> *LET—« roomed house; party leaving Phone L14S7. Office, Wilkçrson & by us with most modern hlgti speed ma- TIMBER WANTED—Large or small < Thp members of_ the ladles hockey Boot and Shoe Repairing will sell, carpet, etc., cheap. Apply 1221 cnlnery. Uc are agents for* the leading tracts; we will buy It,property Is good r,*ib. will, hold their flrat practice on Elocutionists ®vowh s Greenhouse, comer Cook and Whittaker street. o80 Canadian and American manufacturers. NO MATTER where you sought four Fort streets. The Canadian rairhanks Co.. Ltd., Van- uÎuIh r. */'0,11 y Send par- , Saturday. A club meeting was held BREATHING, shoes, bring them here to be repaired. TO RENT Furnished house, facing Bea- Northern Crown B*ank Bldg Victoria' l>"'r for the purpose of elect- taught; also dramatic art. Hlbbs, 3 Oriental Ave.. opposite Pan- con HiU parkk. Apply Thos. pTimbsy^ tages Thaatra. •• Merchant Tailors Victoria, B/C. oil | *r-F oncers. Misa Belle Clarke wfta re- For Sale—Scrip, Stock. Etc. PITPTT - ■------: elected captain of the team, Mis* Alice Land Surveyors fraser * morrison, i»c««on to furnished cottages TO LET. with Builders’ Supplies. f _ McCurrach. Ulth..t crade ofeerçe# electric light, bath, hot and cold water. N. B. MA.Y8MITH A CO., . ^X^^h^rtérinTm^ri:Apply Box Tin ea Office. sstGlendennlng,- r"""" secretary-treasurer.’'' r*.M,ss Mareirct ÎÎt worsteds-; titering and ' preulsa JwÿMe lH,. h; b. smith-. See View, and setr on pommissfah if‘ 'triiUferprlctï„ TKÜS II PARR British CtatrifiW* Tkhd WM. N. O’NEIL CO.-Jas. M Mellle. Mgr. Pioneer Bulldlnea over P. R. Brown. 113» 1 On Tuesday néyt l"$SXErâ^wnf*BF‘ m Dali», road...... at) u all aetivs-stocks and bonds, Quatation. surveyor, " Rdfcm t, Five gtstsja Msntëls, grates, rth». lead tights, etc. Broad gt„ Victoria B. fe ' furnished on requeste'xX ‘ | irveir • In the Cedar H|lf Tempera nee Victoria. Hhve moved Into their new showroom». FOR SALE—New five roomed modern NAKUSP WILL SEND hall by Rev. Leslie Clay on Scotland. *12 Fon street. Phone mt. Optician cottage, baastoeot. attic, garden and hen ®'ILL BÇŸ- auhiect lo confirmation, The lecture trill be Illustrated with A. P. AUduriNE, B. C L. 8. * snap. Owner. 1145 Fisguard. nl i?LSt^™r,„Mlrlnï *niJ Development at ve/ing and civil engineering. AWwiwg Builders & General Contractors 6195. T.66S Portland Canal at I«c.. Bui EXHIBIT TO FAIR lantern alldea and a very enjoyable Bulkley Valley. B. C. EXPçhrvOfc^E1 a lid fine."‘modem equip- FOft SALE OR TO LET OR LEASE- efloa. Ltd.. at 67. N. B. Mayamith A evening Is expected.. The funds will be Houses and acreage, terms moderate, t o,. Ltd. y 'In aid of the St. Alden’s church. Ce­ OEO. A. SMITH. C.K.. B. Ç I DUNFORD A MATTHEWS, Contractors ment Js at the serviev of my patrons. kp°d «hooting, fishing, etc.; acreage dar Hill. veyor. Albernl. B. C. Minin « and Builders.. --Houses------built— on------the ln-- ”0- charge -foy sxamlnatlwc EMM* nom-MS per acre; farms for sale. Write " 8 WlUL BELL, subject to von firme- timber Umlts and sub-division»» stalment plan. Plans, specifications and ground on the premises. A- F. Blyth. F. J. Billancourt, auctioneer and real Uon, 1,140 Portland Canal at IMc an Over Two Hundred Dollars Mr. and Mrs. David Woolsey are eatlmalee. CIS Tate, St Phone 2162. ««Fort .tree? estate agent. Salt Spring Island, B. C. T. 8. GORE: anaand j.J *.M. *cv»Fx^v,--mcgreoor -.< b^;n. Canadian Northwest Oil at 25c.. *’pMC|- visiting Seattle and the A.-Y.-P. ex­ flc 1VXha,‘rig <°om > »t $50. 2 Pacific Loan position. ish Columbia Land, Surveyors. CAPITAL CARPENTER AND JOBBING at bid. N B, Maystnith A i o^'4.td. Subscribed at Board of eery Chambers. Langley “ FACTORY—Alfred Jones. All kinds of Painter and Decorator For Rent—Offices John Woolsey. who has been visiting Box 162. Phone A504L alterations. Jobbing work. Fort and Trade Meeting. for some time In the dxtrlct. left on Blanchard. Office phone B30U^ Res.. OSTLER A IMPKY. Painters and General TO IJCT—Basement and office room For Sale—Wood Wednesday for his home In Malaquoa. Decorators. Rooms papered or painted every convenience. Apply The Old Cor- Legal en the shortest notice. Write or call at ner Ulgki-Sfnnd, Aaefphi Block. ol» Mr. and Mrs. Jack Irvine nd Master BETTER THAN KVER-W. F. DRY8- Ostler, 1003 Caledonia Ave.. or Impey. FOR SALE -Guoo wooO. 4 ft.. RJI; Delbert Irvine are .visiting the A.-Y.- C. W. BRADSHAW. Barrister, et*. *» 6» ». Burt . Wood Tard. Nakusp, Oct. 16. — At a splendidly DALK. BUILDER AND CONTRAC­ 1770 Fairfield road. P. exposition. Chambers. Bastion street, Victoria. TOR. 1033 North Park street, has in­ For Sale—Acreage “ADI TO BURN—Clean mill woo-i representative meeting of the Nakusp MURPHY * FISHER. Barristers. Solici­ stalled a modern wood-working plant JfT** “4 «man. to suit. Pfcoo. mÏÏÎl board of trade several matters of Im­ tors. etc.. Supreme and Exchequer Copr* See him about building, repairs or Job Patents SAANICH ARM—56 acres fronting on the INCENDIARY AT work. Phone U13S2. o3V portance to the district were discussed, Agents, practice In Patent Office ana FÔR- PARTICULARS about pa tan ta. Arjjj. £ acre» suitable for fruit, stand­ before Railway Commission. Hon. ing timber for about 3,000 cords Of Wood, r C* Fauquier, the leading fruit grow­ Charles Murph /. U P, Harold Fishsr A. J. McCKIMMCN. 1 send for booklet. Ben. ti. Fan nett Ot- excellent shooting and fishing location; Lost and Found WORK AT PHOENIX Contractor and Builder. tswa. Ontario. er. addressed the meeting, urging the Austin O. Roes. Ottawa. OeL , Takes entire charge of every detail <* price $4,500. terms to be arranged. N. building. High-class work. Reasonable B. Mbysmith A Co., Ltd. FCHJND—English setter, about two years Importance of having an Arrow lakes w ' Prices. Pawnshop old. Owner can have name by paying Mechanical Engineer «3$ Johnson St. Phone *1 IF you HAVE PROPERTY for lale expenses. Apply 5 Boucher street, ol* exhibit at the Spokane apple show. come and list It with us. N. B. May- The board save him an enthusiastic Tries to Burn Down Hotel— W. O. WINTERBURN. M. I. N. A.. Con­ MONEY ^LOaN LD on diamonds. Jewel­ •mlth A Co., Ltd. LOST—On Saanich road, neck fur; ERNEST RAWUNGS. » lery and personal effects. A. A. Aaron- ward. T. AJam, Healféal P. O. sulting Mechanical Engineer end Sur­ Carpenter and Builder. sen, cor. Jnhrbon and Ft road. reception and Immediately opined Survey of Camp Has Been veyor. Estimates for all kinds Of ma­ Prompt Attention to Alterations, Job. FOR SALE—Ten acres In North Vancou­ subscription lint to defray the expense chinery : gaSoIine engines a specialty. blng Work and Repairs. ver at $75 per acre. This will be .worth Help Wanted—Female Completed. Phone lttl, mi Oak Bay avenue. Vic- Itellmal,. Given. Friw# RHaaska Pnotonraphs. Maps, Etc. ll.uuo an aura in a couple of years. Box of collecting the exhibit and sending torta. B.C/ -, 307 Richmond A va. Victoria B. . Aehra ,7i work. In shop momlng»; muat live with Cleaning and. Tailoring Works garbage removed. and GREENHOUSES, flat bottom boat*, long purent», clay ». Fori etreel, to build a large club* building, contain­ lad.iers, steps, meat safe, dog houses Fernle, Oct. 15.—Machlno. an Italian LADIES’ DRESSES, gents’ suits tiennes in stock and made to order. Jonea ing bowling alleys, billiard room and employed as coke loader at the ovens Piano Tuning. and»nd pressednre«(d: : bVton,h'/t. made to oSler Capital Carpenter and Jobbing Factory’ Situaticns Wanted—Malt gymnasium. The club will give a finest work : ■/irei Second-Hand Goods by the C. X. P/C. Co., is dead as a re­ ! ^r*L Price. Japanese corner of Fort and Blanchard Sts smoklni concert on the 15th and a ball Drees Preset- *W Fort street, or 12S FIRST-CLASS YACHT, boat and launch sult of injuries sustained here to-day. C. P. COX, Plano and Organ TuIT" Blanchard et reft. CLOTHING WANTED-Hi,h„, on the 37th of thi* month. m>4 quaJra street. Telephone «7Uo>r. for all kinds second-hand r arm en». FOR SALE—Banjo and case. $7.»; re buy4ur„T,.n“ P",l,l0°' ”r will d-aten He wa* coupling air hose between two Drop card and I will call. j. Kg*™*- volver. 32 cal., hammerlesa, $3.50: hunt­ and build for private owners. Addrera Mr. Tîeorge Kersley. who moved cars when by some means he fell off GENTS' CLOTHE» CLEANED, repaired Store street. 4?*7 ing field glass and case. |6; piano ac- Box 306, Times. from Chemalnus to Vernon some years Shorthand dyed xnd pressed'; umbrella. .M c<»rdv.>n. $3.5u. guitar cases, fj; t0o, the care, which were In motion and ago. 1b pajTng hln friends here a visit. sols made, repaired and ivonv»»iV chest. $2.50; ping pong sets, complete, si • WANTED—At once, by middle-aged gen­ passed over him. He was picked up Our w. walker. «6 Johneon^t”,??, WANTED—Old «.sate and vesta, pant* long leather tboot«, K.50. Jacob Aaron’ tleman. position as manager of high- The new Catholic church being built eS2S,Th?nAdND,ySSSS& teï east of Douglaa. Phone f.iwr u' JUet boots and shoes, trunks, vallaes shot andf found to be badly eruehtkl. He son's new and second-hand store B71 class. medium-slsed hotel; exceptional on School Hill, 1* rapidly nearing was tsiken to the hospital but died be­ guns. «vdlvara. ®*£S7iate-. etc- Highest Johnson street. « doors below Govern», references; abstainer. Apply j» N OTI ' ’ # ■JDKk, teRtmSmais ; afeitainer. Apply F W 'StumFPuller “T tf ?rYro„.^Vror,’.r,L:rdu.’’îu7î."y77 •< ivies tha. TUne,Tlx Build' White, Port Arthur. Ontario * ^ CHOICE FIR DOORS. ea»h. moulding, Th’ art"‘- c°.. STUMP FULLFR-Made to > alroa ta etc., at if west prices. Moore A Whit.' EXZKîlIEîl,CBDwBOOKDEEPER wants Dressmaking sale or. for hire; contracte taken. J tington. Yates street. additional work; accounts collect^] Ducreet. «6 Burnside road. Victoria beet local and other references. Box 1 Phone A1761. FOR SALE—Refrigerators, walnut h.n Wood Carving MRS. GUNN S Dressmaking Parlera Mas seat, mahogany whatnot dressers and Tltnaa- sU tf Quadra street. Receiving hours, iloll stands. Navy boarding axes, brass ket ïirforiaSailgSrrâtrji. a. m-, 1.» lo 6 P. ni. 11 BOOKKEEPER, experienced, and used to C. J. BROWN, teacher of wood carvmT Tentmakers ties, toy motors, magnets, blasting ma. oorreeponde’-re and contrql of office, "Crow Neel." Hereward street, vioto% chine, will fire 5 to s holes, carpenc#- shortly disengaged, highest references! JEUNE * BRO- makers nr fonts, rails 1601s. ete. The Old Curiosity Shop Post Office Box 213. Victoria. nio Dyeing and Cleaning oil clothing, camp furniture. Ware* Fred^Jeevee. cor. Fort and Blancherd CLASSIFIED ADYERTlSfflG DEPABTMEKT ouae- Sm JpnnHon'st. PhanaA .. Lodges B. P. STEAM DTE WORKS—The lerxe,, ^fe Booms and Board dyeing and cleaning works In the pro- FOR SALE-One firs--«a'aâ '«e*. hewi, COLUMBIA LODGE. No. 2. T. oTÔw vine* Country orders solicited. Tel Truck and Dray calved; ten small pigs; also buggies 1». J. C. Renfrew, proprietor. I gilt wagons, horses and harness. Ap­ LARGE FRONT ROOM, furnished, for ?*? nien- cheap. Inquire morn- Date. . PHONE 1782 FOR JEPSON TRANSFER ply Jo l J- J. Fisher's Carriage Shop Inga, iaa Pandora street. oil 1909 GovernmentYtreeb*0**1, ^ VICTORIA STEAM DYE WORKS jus M2 Discovery, or Mitchell street, Oum e ort St. Tel. jii. thMun office! 7ix —Trucking and expressing. Yates Bêj, aland.. above Broad. Orders left », ROOM AND BOARD, $6 weekly. Yates 8t. Tel. MM. All descriptions or Acton's, telephone 1061. Resloenoe, xA View street. JOURT CARIBOO. No. 742. ladles' and gent.emen's garments Michigan street .jl T Please insert the following advertisement in the meets on second ^»nd^ fourth_i# K. of P. __Hall. cor.or. Douetaa and days 10 a. m. to 2 p. Swedish FOR SALE—Southdown rams; also ram •" Wm. *L. Smith. K. of R. * a Box jiJ contractor. 1601 Government St TeL 26au and ewe lambs, pure bred and register­ Uure Sts. Tel. 2112. J. Higuera. Prop. ed. Address A. T. Walt, P. O. Drawer r" l( VICTORIA.'.no. 17. K. of P. WING ON. 17t« Government. Phone 2» 79», Victoria, B. C. o31 ^APLEHURSTJ, 1387 Blanchard street. K. of P. Hall. ev^ery Thuxiif Upholstering. Strictly white home cooking. Phone 452 (Write Advertliement Here.) Mewat. K. of R. Gravel cows FOR SALB-H. M. Walker, ti-a *iuI‘LrE8, ^Courtney street (late Rae). BIT LES & SHARP, contractors for Pelt* street. Phone AJ794. A. O. F.. COURT NORTHERN LIGHT R» om and board, also table board; No *®, meet» UK. of P H«!l 2nd sjd 3 C. SAND A GRAVEL CO., foot Johr bolstering, removing an

GRAPES, per basket ...... Rare Gifts of Mind and Speech PURE PORK SAUSAGES, per lb ...... FRESH HADD1E, per lb...... W —Most Popular Member FRESH TOMATOES, per basket ...... 3°* of Commons.

The following sketch of the care rev of , DIXI H. BOSS & CO. Mr. Balfour, the Unionist leader, ap­ INDEPENDENT OBOCER& peared hi a recent isçue of the London Tel,. Si. 100! and i5W. GOVERNMENT ST. Express: i It is thirty-five years since Mr. ««•- ( four entered parliament. Even then he was a marked man. Not only was j he the nephew of hie uiu*1«h but he' Maynard & ÎSon made a reputation on his own account. Ii was not. to be sure, a refutation of ‘The Exchange' AUCTIONEERS ihe kind that every young man of six TISiPort St and IWéfitÿ would .«are to have. Mr. Phone 1737 Distrusted, we will sell 'at our usual Balfour 'was suspected of being^som®- j> sle-afr wila»rbam, 4m4UUAD thing unflhmtfy ami ft •*** GOOD READING .» STREET, ---- « dilettante. Tales of the enormrms ' h

All In Fine Condition and Very Cheap. noncnaiaiiGe, me ------ALSO 450 New and Popular Bound Stewart Williams■ & Co.- •', front of him. his ”head".*><^.5; resting on the known pipe-tobacco . Bboks, 20c to 30c. Duly Instructed by JAMES R AN- f top of the bench's back, his eyes peace- . DFRÇON. Esq., wit! sell by PITOL1C ; fully surveying the celling, it was dll* • AUCTION at his 4 nuuttuit Earwr thsmw stolid British -----h-m^l» . ruuh er to detect the -makings of a states- Herbert tuthbert & Co. min fiencnth the show of ‘airy negll- • AUCTIONEERS gence. The Howe taughrd at him and for cigarette Tuesday, October 19th his languid ways. Pew. df any, saw m t AT 2 O'CLOCK, him anything but aq amiable and in­ The Date of the Auction Sale THE WHOLE OF HIS dolent aesthete who had strayed Into polities by accident, who would soott OF tire of the game and bury him>u-:f Household Furniture once more among hi* books and. china. The Begttming. | The Whole of the Un­ In 1878 Lord JtiUlsbury made hfm tils and Effects private secretary. aml-i| was in that sold portion of this Including Walnut Lounge, Wicker capacity that he attended the Berlin Chaire, Rockers. Screen,. Occasional conference. For tpe next six years he ten for ten cents. > was an unattached -member thwj Table*. Cushions, Lace Curtains, Beautiful Property Brussel, Carpels. a quantity of fourth party, an excellent school foÇ Pictures (four after Lady Butler), mustering the ferry and thrust of par- i _____, Rugs. Footstools, 3 very llne old 'Ml- uum.TUuryllam. ntnry uenav.debate. He had from the was In art ways a remarkable personal FRENCH CRITIC ON speaking to the triumph, hailed both by the party and In» Halt* rn Plaies (about 100 yesrs Mr,, the gna. k of King 5»»'- irtumpn. naiien t>vm "7 , SUGAR ! SUGAR Ï old), a. very. fine«te... pair..0It- ,,rof ioldtld Hut*UlngDuelling H*>ii. jko.... of .Common**Cnmnii a knack whlvft i the country with «almost exaggerated THE GERMAN SOLDIER pistols (double barrelled) in caw. In­ many men van never learn at all; and fervor. He t ame out of it mental > Wo still have' a-few ton* of fini' White Granulated Sugar at : dian Baskets, pair of ' plated Acme the parliament of 1880-5 supplied hint broadened, physically made over, a new $6.80 per 100 pounds $1.16 for 20 pounds with an abundance of subjects. When and vigorous man, saved by hard wj»fK. BURLEITH •Skates, pair of London Cluh«LSkales, urn ...... ------,P 8™'* m m Hall Carpet. Bracket* f%ibre,lla the Conservatives came into fx»wer he On thé death of “Old MoralRy” Impressions of Recent Manoeu- SYLVESTER FEED CO. Tel. 413. 709 YATES ST. r\ A |\ 1/ su«5; Oak Ex. Table..« D.lifing < hairs, wa*WMM im^aikvlmalaikitl in t>n*ion* of Uio many In 1*»1 his accession to the leadership gj M U 1/ '<■ Lounge, Drop Leaf Table, very hand- mit1or ..faces that are the stepping of the House wan undisputed. vers in the Father- I lm If 1% s..me Old English Hànd-PalntM ^tune t„ (am<. ,.r extinction. He b Prime Minister. 1 " rf"ll fl Dessert Service by Wm kH tume secretary for Scotland, with a - Irt Sha dark days of the Boer war no land. (over 40 years old). Part Dinner Set. seat |n the cabinet, doing hi* work minister wga calmer, more resolute, sssssssssss tim<1...... wm K* .r,no,,nr«61 in a day or two. <7hlna Ware. (Bass' Ware. Cutlery. ab,y em>ugh. but not probably more ||mremore | nstInstantant Inin action.action, rodre wholly Will bé ann u T piokle 8 ta mis. Iron and Brass Bed abJy thHn H Rvore of otfier men bad , Iraater ,>f himself than he The Parts correspondent of the Lon- Peter McQuade & Son im-:e QoIa ia worth WaitilUT *nd Spring Mattress. Stretcher am (|one k before him. Mr. Balfour* natural sphere Is the dun Dally Express writes: Colonel ■ "W Tills Sale IS W0n.ll .W r ug Mat:rr,$. There IWW tv-thing m f«r to mAltw HqUWV of Commons. He needs an Roussel, thé distinguished French mil­ BHtP CHANDLERS lightest for either to procure a home v' 14 lx :hiRkMi*,*». ,h‘ “:'.“1 “ - bri!,Lirt riirrrr . wa, " ,j= 1831 nr: tucaa o Ml ^ m------m■ — itary critic, who was Invited to the In store for him. Hie chance came in „had(îsl „„■! eul,raciale the most delt- Wholesale and Retail Phone 41 1314 Wharf St. Table, 'Brussels Carpel. Kensington 1XSÎ. Fir Michael Hi- k* Beach was (nte t„ tirl„g out all hi* powers. German military manoeuvré» In Wur­ site or an investment. Rug. large Linen Cupboard. Hanging ..bilged by Ill-health to retire from the Thfn t|le QuU.k play of humor and temberg and Baden, sums up hie Im­ —AGENTS— Closet. Ihrge Dress Box. Heater, a Every lot unsold Is worth more than Irish secretaryship, ami Mr. Balfour thc exquisite retort that tickles pressions in a striking article In toe AUen Whyte 4 Co. (Ruthcrglen, Scotland) Wire Rope*; Hub- quantity of'Book*. Jewel" «»»«•'. w*h appointed hi* succensor. ♦'while it demoli*ho«, thc strong, coot the price paid for the adjoining lots, buck iLondon,! White U-ad, Lm»eed Oil; Dav,« (London) Cooking Utensils. Mincing Machine nt'WH wn* the greatest surpriae that rt,l or colleague isIs unfairly atat- Floor Polisher. NewJtefrigerator. Gas slim, delicate •phll.»!*opher" should ev*r gathered together to Germany to dicate must be wound up. tacked, make a perfect parliamentary We also have Elephant, Tiger and Burrell * White Lead. Plate 2 Screen Doors. Window Screens. essay the mo«t difficult and engross­ time of peace. The idea of the opera­ Steps Meat Safe. Garden Tools. Lawn performance. à Terms, % cash, balance ». 18 and 24 ing office hi the service of the British The country yields to him the tion* was new, and It has evidently Mower. Jam Jars. Pol Plants, a quan­ crown, an yffice that had killed Mr. spect and confidence that always S” ...... months. tity of Ferns ahd Hanging Baskets, aroused In the French erltle* mind Funster and turned Sir George Trev­ out to a public man who l* transpar- Maps can be seen and further par­ upwards of 400 good Rime Tree* more reflections than Ire thinks if pru­ ticulars obtained at the office of the elyan's hair white and broken down ently incapable of anything low or (named), a >ot of moveable W Ire Fenc­ Kir Michael Hicks Beach, seemed In­ mean and not only rets him* If a high dent to express. It was primarily po­ auctioneers, no mis»««»- 1 perfect courtesy ^ J „„( ly as did the Japanese at the AND SONS Th« mistake was made by the ' little touches of cbtvatry that count Phone 742 jjew York. Oct 1«.—Bradstreet’s take. JemC' wh„ prophé.lédy«h.« I tor so much In »n excitable and heat- outbreak of the late war with Rus­ 742 FORT ST. Irishrieh members, who prophesied that ■ tor so ...u. n ... , ner sia de. lares' war against the mobfll- weekly bank clearings: Montréal, Pretty Fanny" would be either out. of ^Cw JIFFriUDIJ , »Si> SSI w.|n„tant o sers, and half an hour afterwards sonalltles. and the Instant elevation of FOR SALE i 144,034,000, Increase 48.» per cent.; Win­ office or In hi* grave in three months tone that his disdain engenders, have pours Its forces over the frontier. The The Largest Stock of They did their best to make good nipeg. $22,326.000, Increase 38 per cent; done more even than his gifts of mind centralist army is exceedingly strong Ottawa, 83.640.000, Increase 18.7 per their threat, but they had yet to learn and speech to make him the most In-cavalry, whose business Is to destroy their man. Mr. Balfour met tlielr Household Furniture cent; Halifax. 31.883.0U0, Increase «8 warmly liked member In a House the railways, bridges, and telegraph MWL SHAKE* jeers and Insults and obstruction with lines Irt the borderland with the least ,orm. ON THE COAST. per cent.; St John. N. B . 31.304,000. de­ three-fourths of whleh Is filled by hi* a calm that was phenohienst. He political opponents. The man himself, possible delay. (tuition Sales Conducted by Arrange­ crease 6.8 per cent.; London, IJfft. never let himself be "drawn." They the extraordinary sweetness and sym­ Kveryone who Is In any degree ac CENTURY ment and All Klndil of Goods 11,172.00(1, Increase 147 per rent.; Ed­ could make no headway against his Bought, Sold or Exchanged. monton. 81.132.000. Increase M.8 per pathy of hta character, have complete­ quatoted with the ordinary tolé­ unvarying good-humor. ly won It over;rer; and Ihethe HouseMouse otof Oom-t om- ,llllltary articles publlstred on this sure cent.: Toronto. 63l.381.0oo, Increase ,. IgtUS. f-OW^-VWenoerr. W.WW» f ' KwtT»* thM. JttaC-Crtfc. i*>S7 ^ f ^ ‘ We have for private sale liXmrVf roert'lon blll that stamivd out disor­ "fncrense* 88.1 p^r rent. ; Quebec, |2r288r- Barrel Shot Gun. Single Barrel Shot der,In the House he simply smiled teem tightly. 000. increase 5.6 per cent.; Hamilton, the fourth power and ally which comes Gun, Winchester Repeating Rifle. while the Irish members raged. Three to the rescue at the critical moment. 11.812,000. my^asc 17^5 per cent.; Cal­ months went 'by. and he had neither EARACHE^ TOOTHACHE! gary, $2.175.000. increase 51.7 per cent.; But Is there anything alarming in died nor resigned. On the contrary, H. W Davies, M.A.A., Auctioneer Victoria, $1.382.000, increase 31.4 per all this? B Is a remarkable fact that he had cessed to be "Pretty Fanny," the more (he nations, or rather their PHONE 742 FORT ST. cent. To Cure the Pain In Ten Seconds He was now the "base, bloody, and military departments play « '«*'» brutal Balfour." and history was ran­ and Oet Instant Relitff, the more the mass of the Inhabitant. sacked for tyrants and oppressors to Nothing Equals Ih those countries .teteat the Idea of compare him with. All this passed by war. Our French critic's .summing-up the chief secretary like the idle wind. W€RV7UN€ compris- »• Us inier that --*4). Dominion Carriages The TrMi had met thetr master HI* German sokller, engaged '» ”«** glacial Indifference, his measured, TBBT IN QUAUrS Fifty years ago Nervlllne wa, treed manoeuvres must have felt worried stinging sarcasms wore them down. It from coast to coast and in thousands and bored to death. There was -l LATEST of houses thle Jrusty liniment served series of physically «^tln, excur­ IN the entire family, cured aU their minor sumssions lor""through1»" mud -----and ------rain. The atoll DESIGN Ills and kept the doctor's bill small. officers, the French critic remarks, may BEST To-da> Nervlllne still holds first rank have got some useful Information from In Canada among pato-rellevlng rente- the mimic warfare, but he Is doubt­ IN Rubber dits—scarcely a home you can find ful whether the majority of thoae who ___ FINISH that doesn't Use It. have taken part in the operation can Water From Port Hope. have derived anythin* from them ex- B.C. HARDWARE COMPANY, LTD. cept phyalcoT fatigue. TESTIMONIAL Ont., Mr. W. T. . ’ 510 JOHNSON STREET Bottles Greenaway, of the Nor have the manoeuvre* dohe much Office Phone 82 phone 1611 NO. Guide newspaper to establish a sputation for the war Victoria Power Our line 1* made by one of the staff, writes. “For balloon. Colonel Roussel tell* tis that best manufacturers In the busi­ 4398. twenty year* we the dirigible tlroas IL. which excited PORT ness. have used Nervi such enthusiastic hopes, has deceived HoUow “Every bottle carries our guar­ line in our home, and not for the all ft* partlnan*. «till, the weather antee lo replace same should any world would we be without it A* w must share the blame. Rain fell In- Imperfection develop within one renreuy tor all pain, earache, tooth­ , easantly wjüle Uros* II. wa* up aloft year from -date of purchase. ache, cramps, headache and disordered overlooking^!* enemy. The airship SATURDAY SUGGESTIONS became; so to speak, waterlogged, and We do not charge any more stomach, t know of no preparation »0 had to come down to earth, but un­ SWEET SUGAR PEAS, famous Quaker brand, to-day, 3 tills .for these goods, than other good useful and quick to relieve as "Nervi- FOR SALE luckily In the enemy's camp...... 25* bottles are sold for,~whtch carry no- guarantee. FOUNTAIN Let every mother give Nervlllne a The French officer* criticism bn the SINGAPORE PINEAPPLE, to.day, 3 tins ...... >....25* stiffness and mechanical uniformity of SYRlNdEti also of mime man­ trial; it's good for children, good for WATERMELONS, to-day, eaek ...... 10* the German lines, and the lack of ufacture with same guarantee. old folks-yn# can rub It on as 4 Uni­ NEW 7-ROOM BUNGALOW initiative and Individual resource Wv always have a pleasant surprise in some Fruit line. Let us show • Viem to you. ment or take It Internally. ; Wherever there Is pain, Nervllme will among the rank and file Is in rfree­ Call and sec. cure. it. Refuse anythiog but Nervlllne. men t with the conclusions of foreign With every modern convenience, situated in Rockland Park. J5c. per'bottle, five for tl.Oft. all deal­ critics generally. But Colonel Rous- FOR SUNDAY’S MENU: Everything you need. Chick­ set declare* that the roaterSàl- is Ûrst Corner Fern wood and Jjanltain streeta SpjentUd locat.on. II er* or The " * ...... Large lot. Terms to suit APPLY lO O^M-.hS en», Sausages.* Mnffms, etc., prieéd péopéity for purchasers. JOHN 60CHRANE Ont. rate, arid the- patience and powers of CHEMIST. —— ■ -——!— -----^ endursnee of - the German soldier ad- O. Perryman Harlnoll, who has died at j mlrable< [n a word, the most powerful JAMES LEIGH & SONS The West End Grocery Co., Ltd. . N. W. Cor. Yates and Braunton. North Devon, aged fighting nuiehtne nn the European eoa* Corner Turner and David 8U, Rock Bay, Victoria, B. 0. 1802 GOVERNMENT ST. ■ Tel*' M and 17*1' Douglas Bts. Kiiî^îivlSr ffUed the post for fifty I CXtCnl ^