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VICTORIA, B. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1912 NO. 147 VOL. 41 22

CHRISTMAS AND A H YEAR TO EVERYBODY

IVHf-E -w ; UNDER INDICTMENT BUT HAQ'rr l VICTORIA / CROWN* ' CHAMBERLIN AND MANY ARRESTS AS COMMISSION FAILED GUEST AT ANNUAL SMITHERS CHARGED COMMERCIAL DINNER OUTCOME OF ATTACK TO ASCERTAIN TRUTH

President and Chairman Held "Life is Gift of Gods, Youth Believed Bengalese Resented Members Surrounded by the to Have Violated the Shee Privilege of Life," He Tells Removal of Capital From Agents of Co. Alleged to Have =- man Anti trust Law Travellers Calcutta to Delhi Committed Atrocities New York. Dec. 24.—Charles E. Mel- len, president of the N. Y., N. H. & H. Tandon. Dec. 24.-Hubert Carr Montreal. Dec M.—With guests at Delhi. India, Dec. 24 -The attempt R. R.. E. J. Chamberlin.- president of on the life of Baron and Lady Hard- Gomm, Liberal member of parliament the table of honor, including some of luge yesterday by an Indian fanatic for Southwark, has notified Sir Ed­ the Grand Trunk Pacific of Canada, the most prominent Canadians In pub kept the police and civil authorities of ward Gray, the foreign secretary, that and Alfred W. Smtthers. chairman of lie life in both political parties, th- the Imperial city of India occupied to­ he will ask a question In the Commons the G. T. R. board of directors, were thlrty-eighth annual banquet of the day. A large number of arrests have as to whether the government is aware indicted by the federal grand jury Dominion Commercial Travellers' As­ been made. It has been proved that at that atrocities in the Putumayo rub­ least 150 people were gathered at the here this afternoon charged with vio­ sociation last night at the Windsor ber district of Peru are continuing, and back of the premises from which the whether It Is true that 122 bodies of lating the Sherman anti-trust law in hotel was made an occasion in which tomb was thrown. In the vicinity also murdered men. women and children the alleged monopoly agreement be­ men in both political parties vied with was a dense crowd of natives. were seen in dhe district last March tween the two roads. each other In expressing a common de­ No special arrangements had been The government would be urged, the The Indictment avers Mellen, Cham­ votion lo Canada and the Empire, ant made for the occasion, and only ordin­ notice said. If Uie reports we/e true, to berlin and Smlthers wore engaged on ary police commanded by British offi­ a common faith as to the high destiny* communicate with the Peruvian gov-- August 3. 1M1, and "have sin«-e tyi- cers were on duty In the streets. which Canada Is bound to 'assume In eminent at-once. guged in an unlawful combination to There are score* of theories. Home be­ This matter comes up again through prevent the construction and ‘comple­ the Empire. lieve that the attempted assassination a batch of dispatches from the Colom­ tion of pertain extensions of the Grand ,The chairman for the evening was was the work of a Bengalese who was bian consul at Manaos to the British J. E. Cilles and R. C. With Ini acted a* trying to avenge what he considered Trunk railway In New England." consul at Iqultoe, copies of which the Tt Is also charged they conspired to toarstmaster. Seated next to the chair an Insult in the removal of India’s Colombian consul In Ivmdon handed to prevent the operation of steamships ma*V were the Hon. C. j. Doherty, re­ capital from Calcutta to Delhi. I f ' "f II ' the Anti-Slavery Society here. The between Providence and' New York presenting Hon. R. U Borden, . premier . Closer examination of the howdah In of Canada, who was unable to be pres-pres­ ; %hlch the viceroy wfi seated when main object of tbe dlsphtches Is to es­ and transportation of persons and ent. and ui.WAfkmiA lasrter *“* tablish the right of Colombia to certsl* property littereet and foreign commerce the opposition. Others ft Ijlg^Lhese lines of railroad and steam- le«- WW- J. « Fortier. president of Tf; h| h ggsl of thr nnwdah.wtrtrtr »*•» •*»» tiaO*ta teTHWlne «W» t'(.mmercial Traveller,'^ h„td wnod. ,nd ««in,. I Horn, of renewed .^r2*r"'^*!"Cn “ SSevee overt acts are- alleged by the Association: Hon. Louie Coderre. Hon. which the viceroy wee rerllnln*. was Ihose m

f New Hampshire asking authority 11asen. minister of marine and fisher­ lieve Mexican City to extend one of the New Haven lines ies; Charles B. Gordon, vice-president forante. Ont. Dec «.-The Canadian MRS. WHITNEY’S AIM paralleling and competing with a por­ of the Canadian Manufacturers' Asso­ Pacific Railway Company, through J. SUFFRAGETTES MARCH FAILED IN ATTEMPT TO tion of the Central Vermont railway. ciation; Col. Labntte, H. B. Ames. M flu Dennis, head of the department of The seventh rt ivt .is *• » forth and C* C BsTlantjme - ^ ASSASSINATE PRINCE natural resources, made announcement THROUGH SNOWSTORM El Paso. Tex.. Dec. 24.—Refugee Is that oh November F. îltî. CftAtnWf* iLday that in the future no land would New York. Dec. 34 -Following the re­ federal soldiers arrived yesterday at lln caused the work of constructing a cent sale of Ihe Whitney mamlon on line from Palmer. Mass., to Provid­ Juares to report that the 260 federal be sold to speculators, but would be Fifth avenue, Harry Payne Whitney ence. R. !.. to be abandoned. POPE PIUS REFERS ■ sold direct to settlers from North Am­ has purchased Moncure Robinson'» L'pper Red Hook. N Y, Dec. «4 — Toklo, Dec. 34,—An attempt was made Irregular troops garrisoning Ascension After describing the New Haven sys­ erica. the British Isles and Northern handsome home In Parla. Friends of Braving one of the worst snowstorms early to-day to assassinate Prince Arl- virtually were annihilated Wednesday tem and the extension of the Grand. tlmo Tamagata. the president of the Eu roper The company has seven ihe Whitneys who hare foot learned of In recent years, “General" Rosalie when rebels attacked the town, atout Trunk Into New England. Including Japanese privy council and supreme . TO PEACE OF EUROPE million acres of unsold land. In addi­ their acquisition of the Parts residence Jones and her little army of suffra­ 76 miles southwest of Juarex. The at­ the Central Vermont, the indictment take It to mean that they are to Hve In councillor of Japan. The prince escap­ describes the formation of the South­ tion to this, the company has decided gettes resumed their march to-day to tack was made shortly after midnight the French capital. Mrs. Whitney, who Albany to carry a menante to Cover ed unhurt. His assailant tried to com­ ern New England Railway Corpor­ to offer more favorable terms to set­ end fighting continuing only for a few tlers. giving them the privilege of pay­ was Oertrude Vanderbilt, has devoted nor Bulxer. They planned to walk six mit suicide. ation in Massachusetts. It sets forth The would-be aaaassln broke Into ing the purchase price In 2ft years In­ herself to sculpture with considerable miles through knee-deep snow to Uv- hours. that work was begun on the Palmer- Holds Reception to Cardinals Prince Yamagata's residence Just after stead of 10. as heretoforeheretofore. There willwin success ubffor iwthe —last«■ ten years. Ingstone, where they will atop for the The garrison commander reports by Providence line on Mav 22. 1B12, and midnight, and endeavored to approach and Deplores Attack en be the additional attraction of a loan those who know her best think it quite night. The women purchased over­ letter to General Tracy Aubert at continued until November •. IMS. also of 12 000 If desired, also payable in 20, possible she and her husband believe shoes. mittens and mufflers before the prince. He waa observed by some that a contract was entered into be­ Juares that he knew of only 15 of his Viceroy of India years with Interest at « per cent., as ! Paris offers a better field for her art starting. attendants, and then tried to commit tween the Grand Trunk and Cent.wl In the case of purchase price. This loan .work than New York. “We must keep our schedule no mat­ suicide, but he was prevented as he men escaping besides himself. He Is Vermont to operate steamships between Is designed to assist tbe settler In the ter what the weather Is." «aid Mi»» waa In the act ot stabbing himself. He hiding at a ranch, he writes. The fat* Providence and New York: -During erection of bultdlnfcs. The company also Jones as she sounded "Forward. was arrested, and an Investigation la of 150 federal regulars at Gusman, near­ that time, says the Indictments three Home. Dec. 30.—The Pupa. «tt»lng POLICE RELEASE ALL announces that It will furnish the March." V ' being held. by. le not known, but it Is believed minion dollar* was spent on construc­ Ids Christmas reception to the cardin­ settler with Hvestock and poultry at BUT FOUR SUSPECTS that the town was taken by rebels be­ tion work m4 In hutldimr steamships. als to-day referred to the peace con cost price, and will give the farmer the WHITE CHRISTMAS The Indictment avers "that there la ference, saying that all Christian! benefit of advice from experts at Its PIERP0NT MORGAN fore Ascension. now. and has long been a large volume should unite in prayer that We OUT FOR NEW YORK CITY The rebels were commanded by G#n. of Interstate and foreign commerce In come of the. present councils of the ------HEAR» IN SPEECH in dflmr- They- Chicago, Dec. il —At! but four of the *• the transportai*©» ©f .persona and nations should be peace, for which he mobilizing at the captured town. Capt. property between Providence. Paw­ rejoiced that there was new and rea­ SEEKING DIAMOND suspects who had been arrested in con­ nection with the murder of Joseph H Blanco, with a hundred men. is moving tucket. Woonsocket. Boston and other sonable hope. New York. Dec. 24—This city found cities and town» on the proposed line The rFt>Ye deplored the attempt to AS CLUE TO MURDER Uxtit. the dtimopd merchant were Naw Yoik. Dy. 24.-Membari,of the. again* Ascension from the . Casa» Itselfi to-day in the grtp ^if the first of railroads and the cities r* assassinate the viceroy of India at released to-day. Among those still held New England Society were declaring Grandes district to thfi south. A train ■ "SS&li"f • v;'v-'Ê£>.-3: ,7, : .u. c*îd* mmmmtismm _ • tiH, .wBUfL -, A,, -fWMtl bearteg «6^ ^ He looked remarkably well In Apftd whr> 1* mFlFsP*1'' •w'SfWwr* ------it "record l.nglti to them at the Iffrtn which began shortly after 'mldtilif Seventh Regiment arrivé to-night at Chicago. Dec. 24.—A missing diamond time* from the Ohio state prison at annual fcstlvttlea of the society last Juares from Chihuahua City, and will anti that the «water portion of thle of the arduous labor of receiving rftany continued through the morning. At n-mmorre inti, and la earriad by the delegates who had come to bring him weighing two and a half karats, of} Columbus. - . night when he spoke three words. They proceed early to-day against the rebels. exceptional brilliancy and valued at j The finding of S8.000 worth of parcel» sunrise Broadway wss ewred by six A battalion of regular Infantry also. New Haven system, hut that bihwi the ' their greetings of the season. ^ were simply Anglo-Saxon "I thsnk BOO. Is sought by the police as the key ! post stamps In the North Side flat used you.” but It was regarded as a record inches of snow with, a white blanket It Is said, officially, is moving from the eompletlon and operation of Grand to the solution of the mysterious mur- | as headquarters by Stratton and his Trunk extensions that FIRE AT DELHI. since Mr. Morgan In so much more cele- which shifting winds whirled Into deep west against Ascension, forminglormiug ai ...... its!»* hv-^ïr.- merchant, slain In his ofltec The ment offthdfs TO tutrerarnantr in me tn- r n—rr rebel armv which the federal» now til- to. an<* not ror r .-IteikL ÛftL, , -2L — m. - _ i Most tfbwpt “ — ------am------—------—1------*tee-- laspsnflng. -toe fir.an. lVr deftvi'rêd hïs[siSrSèTrî^*n "ftwf cî«5îfièrs *r^ Whow TiatYîfÇôft promised "tfiir"mW wm. RWW - WH*-rtsm* m n hkiBr m destroyed * * Isapoitor Qtt»..4* hiMwit io Ki decla*» that Gene.competed w|th t morning/ The block 6 anWuli- ffiA'f'' f'fffi.filtf ffrat- tr, îw-tttr reit-a a*«Ms Iff El Nina». ilsvUh. that Gons otawMaA w —-...... prewsw SO- opWlOB Stthn'rtoh...... ! filins..:^. a-n. tathlate, ' shtnbtlikshipping Pasquj.1 i flstfl?WHl\ tqm f'tf drug store, Morgan*- - . .. UH»k-“shf might be able to .throw on- j stolen front a small sub-station either been electetl un hononr?' mf-mber of the New England Soviet y. màmm reft traffic at a standstill. an army of mope than tf“ «jrarl uded an ÿaa» ! Cry atelier's general store and the Ma iwiant light on the murder mystery, tin Chicago or tit a nearby city. M>uif haU. CICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1912

analysis as to peculiar local conditions if It were the only exulting ripple on BUSINESS INDICATES the tide which Is really embracing the AUSTRALIAN SESSION whole of the city. But other firms give testimony of an equally reassuring REMARKABLE GROWTH character, another of the big stores in OF PARLIAMENT OVER the city reporting that its business, Hudson’s Bay always an enormous one, has grown In a most satisfactory manner, and '^rJrpRESCPlPr/ON STORE CO. that the staff of assistants has been Vast Increase Recorded During Increased during the past two years Liberals Prepared for Strong Company by 26 per cent., while the business in Campaign Against Labor the Past Year in Various every department has realised a simi­ - Atihe Last Moment Departments lar Increase. Here, too, a wave of ex­ Government in April The Oldest Wine Merchants in Canada ceptionally good business was noticed when soyons has been forgotten or when at the time of the ducal visit, al­ procrastination has left you with gifts still though this could bear no comparison No one disputes the obvious, unchosen, the old corner Drug Store 'i ready whatever to the great rpsh of Christ­ Melbourne, Dec. 24.—The session that Victoria has grown during the mas trade which has borne In steadily the Australian parliament htth co Our Christmas Hampers are selling quickly. Don’t to help Dressing Cases, Manicure Sets, past year in an unprecedented manner for the past three weeks. to an end, and members arc im-w busy be diiappointed. Mail, phone or wire your order to­ Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Tooth Is patent to anyone who has lived In Two new firms, which have been able In their constltùenclcs getting reader Brushes, Ladies' Companions, Razors, Shav­ the city for any length of time. Great­ ic make more concentrated compari­ day. We pay carriage. er than Its mere'growth in else, more­ ing Mirrors, Hapd Mirrors and a host of sons report most enthusiastically alx>ut for the April election. The over, is its maintenance of that culture ment's chance for returning h strong, novelties all reasonably priced.^ These sens­ the growth of their respective busl- which Victoria has proudly claimed as ’ nesses, the establishment of which in but the battle will be a bitterly ible gifts ^walt your choice, fine specialty her distinctive attribute through the THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. both Instances was somewhat scepti­ tested one. Is a pair of Boys' Military Hair Brushes in passing years. . cally viewed by more cautious old- In no other respect can a city give The Liberal part; during the part case, priced at only ...... -V...... |2.00 timers whose period of speculations 1312 Douglas Street * better evidence of thta than in the three years of Labor administration has long since passed. In fact so suc­ Phone 4253. Opcr till 10 p.m. i commodities supplied by Its stores, for cessful has one of these establishments have awakened, and have been !«>«.• d here we have a reflection of what Is to adopt methods of the Laoot party CORNER We are prompt, we ure care- I PHONE beep that, after adding considerably to demanded In the homes. During the,-past Its own area, and Introducing a num­ In preparing a solid platform to which TORT AND ful,.and use only the pest la our | three years several new dry goods every candidate will be pledged. Tteir 138 ber of new departments, the manage- work. * stores have come Into existence, while moat la able to pronounce the opinion 1 l‘,a'worm. Judging by that of the state --DOUGLAS -v.,------1 the older stores have expanded to pro­ T.",'un L.bn, P-rty. .IS U a ^yV-rno- portions which are scarcely recognis­ even Mother new .tore In The <*ty.l"»‘>' »"»• »n<1 » «"•* *»> m"rc able a* a mat tirer stage of the busi­ This after a short and flourishing ex­ conservative than that of their op­ ness which a few yAtr* ago occupied ponents. istence of only fifteen months? small premises on .some un modern, The Labor regime has been X success, unpaved and dimly-lighted highway of Increase in Culture. and even its most ardent opponents the small capital of British Columbia. The other of the new firms has had have had little cause to attack the One of the oldest firms of the city, more breathing time, and has begun government The election, carrying Order Your Xmas Supplies Early which a few years ago removed the Introspective habit, with the result with It referendum on the nationalisa what was at the time considered spaci­ that it has already, from a business Jr ion of trusts operating In Australia. LARGE SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS TREES, 50c to fl.00 ous new quarters, has extended its Which is In every respect more than together with federal control of trade TREE ORNAMENTS, per dozen ...... 25* premises three times since that occa­ satisfying, and which shows an In- land Commerce ami Industrial affairs, sion. and records that during the past creaee of fifty per cent, over their sec- | will be one of the most interesting ever BON BONS, from 3fe to ...... *2.25 year its trade, which last year showed end year’s business In 1911, commenced fought In the land of the Southern Our Christmas STOCKINGS, from 10c to...... *5.00 an Increase over the previous year of 36 a species of Intensive stocking, eawh j Cross, per cent., hat Increased 15 per cent, time that the stock in the varioussrious dec TREE CANDLES, per box ...... ,...... 25* over the 1911 returns. Taking Into con pertinents is depleted replacing•ink UIt by GRAND TRUNK MEN PLUM PUDDINGS—All sizes sidération the visit of the Duke and stock of a slightly improved grade, so Duchess of Connaught and their suite that it now keeps lingerie and frocks Wish MINCEMEAT, per jar...... , ...... 30* In September, quite an appreciable per within Mwo weeks of Paris mikes. In UNDER INDICTMENT LARGE FANCY JAPANESE ORANGES, per box...... 50* tlon of this vast Increase may be ac­ this*manner it Is doing consciously counted for from outside causes, as In what a great many of the other stores ■ ■■ ’■ ‘ ■ — this particular Instance not only did ere fdng unconsciously, educating pub­ (Continued from Page 1.) the Arm supply dresses, gloves, cloak* lie tele. The consequence is that the Windsor Grocery Company and other articles of the kind to those greater number of VictorUt people are, who attended the many' functions In «Id. by -Id. with the prosperity which, No„„ ,h„ de,endan,„ connection with the diycal visit, but I» testified to In «II quartern. .rowing! |n TOUrt whro the Indictment OPPOSITE POST OPTIC! GOVERNMENT ST. they were personally called upon; by more aeethetlc In their taalea. more co - wa„ handed up. but counsel for the Princess Patricia and Miss Pelly. the lured In drees, more up-to-date In their I vernInent that three would We Wish You All You duchess’ lady-ln-walting, the former personal adornment. »nd In their home ,urrMld.r themeelve. within . few purchasing three evening frocks, and •urrnundln*. Money, any. the man- deyfc notwm,.t audios the fact that the latter one. This might have given alter of this successful butines». la I >|(m1 ami then and Chamberlin ere some small impetus to the ordinary much freer than in the two preceding n<|, rp„ld.nt, of ,h. United States, Wish Yourselves business, but the story of prosperity year, which he experienced In the city. I|0(h Mr Meiten and Mr. Chamber- WANTED Is more general. The glove department and people pay much more readily pralld«nt of the (.rand Trunk rail in this establishment has increased 56 Ihone larger aum. which are the neca.- way ln New Tnrk lo-day ready per cent, over previous years, and the •ary outlay It one would have mlllln to app.ar before Judge Hough In the We have two clients waiting to purchase modem 1-roomed houses. present Christmas trade, the manager err, suitings, and evening gowns that Federal District Court to give ball Oak Bay district preferred. State location, price and terms. states. Is better than it ever was be­ hegr the stamp of quality. And In this and answ,r indictment, found fore In every department of the busi­ reject this oheerv.nl huetnes. man I aga|nit them yesterday. The penalty. ness. When the new premises were en­ tered flee years ago there was a char­ reOeets that perhaps the culture which upon TOnvh-tlom I. one year In lull, a . bringing about these Improvement.. flne nl or p^b It |, understood acteristic optimism which made the In the home, and these more artistic U,,, would be fixed at tlo.MO each. management hope that their action was X. E. Smart & Company, Ltd. changes in drsss Is ^countabk* for the Althoxtgh a British subject, with justified. But the mild hesitation has chamrs in Ihc class of Englishman who h€adqumr1l#rs |B j^ndwn> Alfred W <05-7 Pemberton Building. been long ago dissipated In the over­ whelmingly successful annual reports come to this country-a class which Smltheril. chairman of the Grand which testify to an Increase of 300 per finds does not require any education inJTrunk board Of directors and co- cent, in the business la the five years the matter of dress. e ^^Idefendant with Mullen and Chamber which have elapsed since the removal This last reflection ie perhaps th j j|R |s expected to come voluntarily to MtMtiSktMiA to the Government stretft premises. most gratifying of all In a retrospect l |h,_ to plw,d to the Indictment, of Victoria's prosperity, that side by (>n January t the federal grand Jury Mem bare Vlatarla Reel Eatate Exchange. • Orowtlf Has Been Marked. side with her wbnderful prosperity and J raRunie it* investigation lnt

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VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 34.1911

Pcii-Q- '-fast Our Wish WI116EBEÏÏEII THE WOULD SEEKING EMM ACCESS TO BEACH —AFTER GOOD ROADS Angus Campbell V Co., Ltd., 1008-10 Government St. A Very Happy Christmas We Wieh You All COMMITTEE ACQUITS CANADIAN HIGHWAY FIRM OF DUPLICITY AND THE FUTURE

ilAMONI Cluster Lighting Petition for British Columbia Leads the Way—The Uses of the Road North Douglas Street Fails— Its Romance Grant Asked for Federation Xmas

The “Fairy Godfather of Road* In Alderman Cuthbert drew the atten Canada” l* the well-deserved title lion of the city council last evening to which ha* recently been bestowed upon Greeting the necessity of filling in the cribbing W. J. Kerr, president of the Canadian on the shore near Beacon Hill park Highway Association. No man has done more to father the great move­ when the steps are constructed to the ment for a continuous highway In beach from L>alla* avenue. . Canada than he. With an active or- The subject came up In the report j ganlxatlon at hU back he has given the park* committee, and Alderman an impetus to the good road» move- May this day, and MERRY Dllwortl,. i hslrmai, of the commutes, ment during the past year (crystallised at the recent convention) which cannot accepted a suggestion that the »«*• L, t.onveved b, printed word. which will coat about I2.DD0, «hoifid not j . . . •. __ . those to come, bring | In hi* work he ha* been aided be carried out till next spring. I strongly by A. E. Todd, the well known CHRISTMAS Dump Carts Inquiry. j motorist of \hl*A*lty. who 1» a vlce- to you and yours un­ , ’ # _ president of the Canadian Highway In connection with the report on tne Awoc|at|on |n to being presl- prlce of dump cart*, which a special I |bc victoria Automobile Club, told happiness and To All committee examined Into last week. The universal slogan of civilized the members reported that they found mankind to-day; the movement which prosperity are the thestatements.. . . . made, 1 by _the.hn ritvcü> oin- owha* sweptthe o|d like world an andearthquake lhe new; wave the Our Friends rial* to ^e correct but that crying nfed in freshly-opened coun- wishes of W the evlâenc.. given b> th. emidoye» lm| u,toT of Messrs. E. ' ' h0 development -each «nd all «ye < t»™* Pr:”e.".CnT pm»ed In the words. "Good Roads. and Customers 4 noted the first Pjjceto Üte vttj nth- progress ha, reglster- ctat. wsre not %uthorl»d tote ». * ^ lt„,r th, rosd Primitive man a. Prior A Co produced price list, and I ,kMj |n . tnill umt wandered dmdintc invoices Showing the wWtber It I,vied, and ended where he paid by other parties for dump ear^ b«»me weary. He aaw Hie trail and «rut the committee WM ^ recognised the track, thereof, but *• that the city has not been charged any jwh#n(^ “ csnw und «hither It went V3*X , , I nothing more, without beginning ot lighting Matter». time or ending of day»; it wms se alm- The electric light committee we* Ia, pf, given power to act in connection with I „ . the tender of Hutchteoa Brother». Lltn- Effect on Humanity lied, for 11.172 for cluster lighting lit- There la wine primitive and perman- ! ting, on the Jumc» Bay end of the ent and imperishable about the road. Coueeway. along B, Neville etreet. Their Mankind ha, never got anywhere with- tender was the only one received out a road, and tin- rate and direction The petition to extend the clutter I of human progress ha, always been mis lighting Installation along Douglas determined by the rouda of a people, T!i.‘ lagicel place to go for High Grsde Cutlery !»-- street north from the fountain, signed The Inventions of modern progress by eight ratepayer» representing an *■- 1l° dn th#. r°* [seared value of I23S.W". has not obtain- Steamships have sailed awayln ton­ ed the necessary percentage of signa- «mb’ of the highway on ••“shore, Wear them — Give them lures, and accordingly failed and the locomotive has sounded" » Drake Hardware Company I « „ . v- jeering sc reech at every crossing on Its Bowlin* Club Green. right of w^y. Trolley cars have whlz- [ Dr. J. 8. Helmcken. In sending bl*lsed puat and mw the aeroplane shakes PERRIN’S 1418 Douglas Street. Phone 1146 I Christmas greetings to the city council. I the just of earth from Its wings and I took another shot at the Beacon Hill I rises in disdain above the old dirt GLOVES fsr MMay Social Affairs or flop Sr MS whip GUIs lease had been made tg bis knowledge. more than glad to take once more to Or \nt in Aid. the good old road their fathers trod. See that the well known trademark* The finance i*ommlttea,‘o< the city a» ehorwn In cuts are on every glove council will take under consideration a yon buy and yon will then be ante fHOMt "proposal to grant SI80 towards the en­ pass over it. It ha* been In turn the of perfect limited tertainment of the British Columbia path of progress, the trail of torture, Federation of Labor at the forthcom­ the highway to happiness, the road to Style, Fit and Finish. ing convention. riches—aa«l the poor house. Priests ant paupers, millionaires and mendicants, Seed éaaUn everywhere eett the genuine PERRIM'S GLOOMS. Sends Greeting*. maiden* and aotdler* and Utile chil­ An echo of-the recent visit of the dren all pass in the road—for once on Thirteenth British Columbia Horse as a common level. RANCHERS guard of honor to His Excellency the No Real Canadian Hlgliwy. rQovernor-Oeneral when In the city this wilt be Wtrerested to tnwwwe retry HYltBATKD UHC MBBUJICT. tt - to»» been pewven by a Aak ue for pamphlet showing marvelous result* In growth ot plant* (all. came In Christina* greetings Ttom the officers of the regiment. of considerable eminence that a real and ell vegetation. Canadian highway does not exist; that To Meet Member. Rhone 272. •'* Render* Street the way which has been so termed «* The health and morals committw? will often a mere trail, frequently indis­ meet tl. II. Barnard. M. P„ during his tinguishable, sometime* losing itself presence on the coast for the recess. altogether In the vastnes* of the pralr- The Turner street wharf, which is re- . les or In the thick of a forest. Cordu- Quired for garbage purposes, will belroÿ» roadfl> old gumbo road*. -com discussed. I ponentponen t partsparta of Itlt ‘; non- and then the Sooki Waterworks. (greatgreat Canadian highway runs amuck A number of formal documents were |th... __old ;farmyards______or: ___terminatesrrrv abrupfc- iransmltted. dealing with the West- jly at some saloon door. The Most Useful Gift of All holme Lumber Ompany1* contract for No wonder the Canadian Highway Hooke waterworks, earning Info ef­ ptieociàUon is extending alt its efforts A* Well a* the most acceptable in a vast majority of instances fect the arrangement reached a few to build up a strong cohérent link be­ weeks ago to assume liability for the tween East and West, between Atlantic is assuredly an steel pressure pipe, and were formally and Pacific. Strange It is that after ELECTRIC IRON approved. . We Wish Everybody They never wear out and are à constant source of comfort to the user, iteaides, the initial cost is very low, while the con­ PEOPLE AND PARCELS sumption of current is quite infinitesimal. FILL STREETS TO DAY A Merry

Oay-Before-Christmas Hustle Began Before Dawn and In­ Christmas Light ami Power Department. Phone 1609 creased as Day Progressed

From I h» earliest hour this merning It wll, fMlow tlir Mad. will build an l ws, «bvton, to Uw most unuMwrvsnt per- ))(1 until like a winding ribbon ot »n in Vlctorta IhM this was an unusual ,h, hi,hw,y ,trF,che, from day The cars werW-more crowdeil, there “ * were more people on the streets, ami most vn“re to "I*, ... . runsplouou, of all, there worn mors par- Tbs rood la a challsngs, and no man cel* tucked under pe«»ple's arms than or 1 with a «park of ambition can contlnu- •ny other ocraslen In the year. lolly resist its appeal. It goes some- * The day liefmw Clrrtstmae has s hurt y I where, ami way down In the distance and bustle all Its own. Work, both In Ike (there Is a clump of trees, a turn of the Our Xmas Wish home and the office, is forgotten and tviry-1 ;,u j and beyond that the rafkteriou* body Is busy tying up mysterious parcels and inagic call of the unknown. The May the Light of Your Happiness Never nnd rushing out to neighbors" and rela- roed j jg lives* house* with them. The pollçe an» 1 their i be Dimmed , not worried when they see a man With I ? . aufne ho— object concealed beneath hlfjP*? . I rain coat stealing up the side alley of a house In" the residential "district, furtlrrlv ] Ther any road you & CHAMPION glancing to right and left and keeping I dlgnit) cloae to the wall ao that ha cannot be eeen j please, Near City Hall HINTON ELECTRIC CO. from tl«e windows. No suspicion of burg­ 1430 Douglas Street The "Better Value" Store Oovernmeet lary crosses the const*Ws mind, for ti* knows that this men has a racking chair, or a 'doll, or g miniature train beneath his coat and Is taking it around to the back door eo that the wee ww or. thmwhfr fw I 1 - 1 ' ■ I whom It I*'intended will not eee ft b fore CHILDSES WILL, DANCE. bg>> Ü ket only. mw*-' VMtnm to tkd PdWh town Then add women an.l vî.ii'i-1 Lieutenant-Governor and Mr*. Pater1 ...... ‘"liW i iniM 1 r n " I* ash ren were bustling about all rooming, run-1 Daughters >f Pity Dance at Alexandra ning In and out of shops. Mine looking] Club on Thursday Will Be eon, who w ill come dressed a» “Prln»o sary fee at the door. Fancy drew will stock, wtil -COnHlUie • batlroow» three hour*, and- will be followed MÉMMÜ WS WHARF kTREfT. PHONE icheStS litluaifomi Mlisfli. of them ipson silt dirsrt th» OAwd March, BuEsfo. K. T, Dsc 13.—Jf. Freti* lb,.dv's Christmas storklhs which I» to ho led b> Master (kirdva whk h » ill- last until 2 «'«taclc. A4ml»- Hkkey, convkted ot VTCTORIA PATI.Y TTMF.S^TTTr.RDAT,T)FClMgg^,^

asked far. It k lut sufficient far Mr. Ramant la criticise »r Wilfrid Lauder's policy because It l“" farther than kis original programme, opposing It before because he said It did nni come up to requirements, should he not sup­ port It now when It meets \he very We wish ail our conditions he and his frtende pre- There Will tie a titir in me ervtbedT customers and There are two proposals before the country. Ouc provides for a Canadian, friends a very navy with fleet units on the Pacific and Toy Department To-night Atlantic coasts. The base of the Pa­ Merry Christ­ cific unit undoubtedly would be Ksqm malt. The other Is an appropriation of mas. V thirty-five million dollars for three ships to be placed St the disposal of the Admiralty. They are to be ration­ ed In European waters. Mr. Burnnrd support* the contribution policy. This The daily Times he makes clear lit his Interview with the local Conservative newspaper to­ Published dally (excepting Sunday) by day. And -in endorsing that course he THE TIMES PRINTING A PUBLISH­ w ill vote ngainst the only policy he has ING COMPANY, LIMITED repeatedly declared will be satisfactory Offices...... Comer Broad »"d Fori li' Business Office...... PphoM « to his province! editorial Office...... Phone « Kirk & Co. Mr. Barnaul tell* us of the large ex­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES. penditures the federal government is BgOy-Cliy delivery...... Me per month going to make at Victoria In roust ris­ Coal Dealers Br themselves are of a most artistic chart, t. i /-XN Saturday wr rrertved a *h.lpm1'nt. ”* of a first Class jeweller. In such a position party they are willing to strike a blow anxious was h P . ^ w|m< Various sizes and grades are to be had nt King and peasant are alike Us dutiful U Mrn.e Handkerchiefs that should have at the future of their own province, the public accounts ^ he you Would ser thru» under the most favor­ prices starting as low as 36c each and rang - arrived a month ago. and a. a result of the subjects, and the gleeful shout In the and It may be well to point out that lng the minutes I » • ^ delay we have marked them down to the able conditions, other g*wds of A more costly ...... $3.50 promises of public expenditure cannai [would ba able to embalm the lng up to ...... nursery of the palace is a tribute no lowest possible price A fine line for rihr *v nature would lend an air of refinement that BASKETS OF CHRISTMAS CRACKERS more sincere In Its Innocent and joy extenuate their action. Jon the statute*. ", mas or Now Year gif ta They are packed la Is missing In our Men's Furnishing Depart­ opposition Will consist of fancy boxes with the acaaon s «■’*'*“"*?. *" Here-, a «pedal line that should meet w,th , eus spontaneity than the mirth of the .liie^E “t-arker wrtllams and John ment, but that does not arfer their worth. gold and have a beautifully colored Irish your approval, but aa we expect them u- PANAMA CANAL QUESTION. Lene on the lid. The handkerchief, are of To stFthem is to be pleased with them. child In the hovel over a rag doll, ‘Place. Socialist member. for Newcastle sell rapidly, you will have to shop- early v, the finest quality, are full *h>e and them -a— •• U lh*rA Ifl Snr<> to i It Is children's day because it com . . ___- -, them. Price...... Stic* ■ memorates the birth of The Child. Speaking a, the banque, held | t, halt a dozen In each box. Washington on Saturday. Reptpscnle- I ^ w|th „,t. "Way. that are dark. Grown-ups. to enter into the spirit of live Mann of Illinois, Republican floor land tho tricks that are vain" of the ! the occasion, must forget their years (occupante of the treasury benches, and snd become children too, which, eftcr leader of the House of Representatives, Mens Arm Bands. Garters and Combination Sets said, "the United States never coil* 'will prevent them from lapsing Into all, they really are. For the time be- slumber He ha, been very liulustrl- * lng, sombre memories and the worries submit the Panama Canal controversy with Great RrtfaJst W> « "court of arht- ou. In the interim, ami the ms.-m may*not be so much of a carpet-slip Selling at Small Prices To-day of capricious commerce and state must yaLWf ~mt reason, aa reported, wan----- some of the step aside so that ungrudging ^------that as the reel of the world war op- [pored house party aa N ,ae- Men's Furnishing Department on the main floor confidently ance may be r- !Hl‘ySd fit The*Mi l'c : S posed ta tiki United Sûtes in the Pan- government I yoll will find a splendid assortment of me»-. Arm Banda, ama Canal matter, an international imagine that rule* for a day. court could not decide It. By this he Rut I» the very n^f* <17vidcd. Garters, and Combination sets of various kinds. morrow In one resounding anthem meant, doubtless, that the court would session will be a sho f some of th* combination sets consist of a pair of socks tho belts will peel out their Joyful m,,^ an Impartial decision on U — * feRow.n. and ties; sox. Usa and garters; garters, arm bands and greetings to the world and millions of braces, or arm hand, and garter.. All are packed In fancy voices will acclaim the arrival of the This u^an. that Mr Mann would not i, not galvanised Into Chrlatma. boxes and are ready for .hipping to your friend.. faithful henchman of Christmas, the acquleaco in hi. country going before with a light order “ an international arbitrat.cn court uu-I limited to two members Faw .Mpf will be more acceptable to men. end we expect old smith-man with the white: heard wKRS Jess the result was a foregone. era- taUves «M worries am Z Clear out the lot lb good time. Prices vary according fa — gnd the -park on -bis hack. In Urn east iriaaton, U*.would.take.dp ÿhftnrcs; onappropria'.'"";;: » ””* of-~H- -Usa q-e-v and style of the sets, hut all are remarkable * he will come^across” tfit 'KltW fisTfl*. an adverse decision. If. for Instance! ample f"r «"* valuea For arm handri yaur iSeti* We* H« a pâtr m»'W muffled to the ears. In this favored Great Britain violated a treaty with legislature of 1M - • >1 oe Arm Bands ami Garters, from 66c to «1» a net. West there are no frigid perils to be­ the United States and all the world <>w ^wjand !■ desirous of Other combination of .three piece, from H ^ kne*-kne* Itit amiand reprobated ,t.it. he wm,l7R i attitude on the navy quest^ with will never arbitrate on the question of Th, various rorporatlons over wmee present and delight the recipient more than ordinary Interest. He voted the constru<-tlon of that treaty: I, — Morgan rules have * Wc invite special attention to our lines of fine Carving «« cording to quality, from *».6« to ...... " V " V," V.u .i,‘l, „ -And 1 say to you that if we n‘fue,‘ I cal)ital of approximately ten tollllon sma^Krdvea*fowthc table, atw. the showing of the famous -Roger. FELT SLH'PERS with warm and rorvheahle soles It * for the resolution In 1909 preliminary L to arbitrate on It we «hall be in Ik T That .ccount, for the remark leather face, are here In all sises. ITIce. per pair, 11.60, the Canadian pm It ion of tho merchant who Is kfiown j other 1847” silverware. to the introduction of the Canadian to an the world to be false to hla prom- I once made b> a man from ELECTROPLATED TEA SETS-The price, of «1*- »"*» >®"' BLACK FKI.T SUI-PRB with a cheek binding and frit sob s. ^ • , navy bill. During the following sum- lees. With our nearly £ 800.00»,1100 of Lute who became a British suhjert. .,t. per pair ...... ! nier when Mr. Borden in ***** m foreign trade wc shall stand In tb*1 Laid he would rather be the suhjett jt world of commerce as u merehe»t fais»’ l,.j^|ng Q«orge than of King Morgan, ; London. England. Halifax and Toronto vSZmïïn'ïï™TtmiiES with •*»* _ ; to his word. _ I « • • proudly proclaimed that Canada was •Among all the peoples of this earth contemporary is who hope for better day. of right-on. *‘ '2 whlth utt-riy 1IONEY JABS, romplete_^hjjmolb each Goods That Every Woman Will . to have a navy organisation of her own. ness and peace in the future, wc «ball(supporting a poll' Y * , three and FOtm-Ptiie* crunt WANt.HJhe -S Mr Itarnard. too, was a supporter of stand In the light of our multitude "t]|gnarcs the Pacific coast. CAnt*. - Htanfl in me n*»«- *— -ngiunt» ^ makes your «election very simple, and the Price. . ^ jpg.50 J . 1 fur ■arbitration and peace. 1 . ...j, lie a lusty shout for a Be Interested In ; that policy. But when In the next declarations for arbitration and peace, 1 1(.t u„ ,,nd Up a lusty «bout tor a iJi»(W»Mlitcd, dishonored*■ • noted hyp«»chypoorttjlkt^^ rites, fleet unit and shir building BUSCU1T'JARB—-Two* Very useful Vnd aiineril^ ilneri ^ RllttU'”" --- FANCY BELTS, put up ln neat chrlrimo. boxen are to be ba.bln a session Mr. Borden, owing to pressure with the fair name of AAmerica...... black- |Lplant in our .....waters. wWe should nno,ot dl»-dlm aasortm-nt of style, and colors. ITIce. start a. low «to j exercised upon him by hi. Nationalist ened. with the self-respect of America"* count our future. Let u. s>ow that gone, with the Influence of America each end range up to ...... , ' . * antes on the one hand and the big-drum for advance along the pathway of 1»WK* Canadian, really are "«««« of the bull- PATENT LEATHER BELTS are here In black and an ' imperialists, on the other, repudiated of colors. Prices from 16c each up ...... re»g and civilisation annulled, dishon­ deg hretd " , * • CAKE BASKBTH in ored and disgraced." DRESDEN RIBBONS, « and 7 IncheaWlde. «* »« *n * | h,„ former attitude, Mr. Barnard as a With a permanent Canadian nav> signs and shapes. prtc*e J w/have a large range of above and assortment of patterns and colora. Fer yard, from 16c up to $S.OO And the New York Tiroes, the New SHAVING RET# for men fn'X We '.ave a >"ge k...... $6.7» I dutiful supporter did the same, with basefi nod a growing ••'tP-bulWin* HANDKRCHIEF»-Quite a large ‘C^1?*** ^ York ilerald and the New York P^st cgp&TJ&SZ "firtdweren, .1.*; . ^ Industry 'on the Pacific and Atlantic styles are here In » variety of quaUttee. Price* #wc * ° ’ i A few days ago we publia**» ” c.ISf h. ,i imar! \ tract from one et Mr. Barnard, we will eqon develop enough Interest hut. there are high grade qualltlewj you wish <* ‘h«n. "S^S^BA^BOBINsilN^'aND JABOTS AND COLLARS In fancy MusUnjrad Uceujrt hrrt n i speeches at Ottawa. In which he dHtl- A SHORT SESSION. and enthuslaam In on, young me» to great assortment of beautiful derigma. TheT are daatly N«*i uw. . . who Is going to enlist i Clsed the policy for which he _bad ------* monman «M*rour smv".shlfw. wno « ’ hoxes. Price*, from 50c each up & » ■ ■ • » \* « f Cnnsimas 11 ngYmhhuilions of black and white or ~ vmed a* laaMuato Ottm -F- Tbct1*<1 0*3 - 11 *t ff * ' : Columbia mawipbta, b*»i-«**.•* loured hqfae apy ttmcT Ho* can we legislature is rapidly. drawing______near. n-Or :_v__ A e..„iP any Ume7 How ca# we DESSERT BPOON8. 1 dogen In box »» «. «•“ W ...... St.50 i go far enough. He rilgmntlsed the ^ ««..XOttW-.. >N>ln a.tralmng cblb ’SraasgaSfesji. saa 'January «. !'>■» *“»«' ***k» hem!e- rut. coat coliZrB and—. " Laurier proposal a. a *«"--*.« r»' when ther. <• '« be no navy tor the* ra.reecnt.ulvee of the people, constat to enter, even If they oomptat. their IVORtDB-HANDLlCt) KNTVKH, , •, In fancy muslins, daintily trimmed with >cea He called for a fleet unit rices. flfORjSc each, up to ...... - U".' ::':;^,TtoA -M à theai_„ ___Speaker,rah.» thirty-ninethirtv-nlne other exM RELTS. to Rjlks and velvfta. are to b« had In b«B« •*! , feature of w»'6 wpt n N..<»r*i,T«-..y the blll-of-fare •«- Store Opm Late " ee£ ______trimdet tha ■ BOROCMt raeemmm To-mght MM, the me:, urth, Victoria vu (Upratlon of the members, and the eol POLICIES. w *ZT2 latlon will he noteworthy for Its etm flçêi unit on the Pacific, to pllclty, If we except one Item. That From the Acadia. Recorder. MV>:. , . r- -» .**■>*ln - the raraWMhw»»* « wUl be the oft-promised legislation ^ i^nTtrader ofj They based upon the recommendations cSrihltireW W WUWaMht Jt what extent me I — i twice two J*Ilk: krtss^eaa ”°“"«re wtlfi» [twice ^ fch>* n-afey th* rommtado,■ JfSSL. :«a»*ii)rt*e BBBMiyi-casigÆ "l r-|T.ra the provincial lcglsl» -v mains to be seen, but [by *ran‘ and *** ” IM local Conservai iv - VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24,1912

BRIEF NEWS OF THE CITY BUY THIS QUICKLY Everyone CLOSE TO VICTORIA—8-ACRE BLOCKS AT $S80 PER ACRE. Ladles' Tailor.—Wm. Stewart, mee's Dougall A McMorran, now located at C. N. R. Surveyed Through Property fibre Some of These and ladles' tailor, room 6. llay nee 713 Cormorant street. Fairfield Bldg. • Delighted Blkra Fort> street * O O C The finest valley on Vancouver Island I .and all cultivated—Soil the o o o Yale Locks repaired. I4tiche* and beat, will grow anything. These blocks are going fast, and prices will Leek Repairs and keys —Waites A keys In stock. Waites A Knapton. 610 soon be raised. Buy now. Knap ton, 610 Pandora street. Phone Pandora street. Ph'one 2439. * To-morrow All who' look for- Ohrist- 2439. * 1503 Douglas Stras! ma* (lift* at Howes ’ seem no o o o o o o Tom and Jerry, at the Bismark. • HICK & FRASER Oppoâite City Hall thoroughly satisfied that we Four Per Cent.—You can deposit O o o do feel as if we were really your money at 4 per cent interest with For good cars Phone 807. Auto and helping to spread the Christ­ T’ i B. C. Permanent Loan Company Taxi stand at corner Fort and Doug­ Gerhard Heintzman Piano inas spirit. You try it. and bo able to withdraw the total las. * BEAVER BOARD READING LOCKS amount or any partie* thereof with­ LORAIN RANGES Ready for the last moment out notice. Cheques are supplied to 0^0 0 shoppers. each depositor. Paid-up capital over Shaving Mugs. Brushes, Razors, ... — Canadas Best v $1,000.000, assets over $1.000,000. Strops at Brown's. 1302 Douglas St. • January 1, Price of LORAIN Branch office 1110 Government 8t. o ,o o Victoria, B. c Attention given to every detail In the manufacture of non-alchollc wines RANGES Will Advance o o o brought the Victoria Botanic Beverage Gerhard Heintzman Player- Cyrus H. Bowes Hanna A Thomsen, Panders Ave.— Company to the front for quality. Or­ Leading Funeral furnishing house. THE OLD ESTABLISHED der from your grocer. r From $45 to $50 DRUG STORE Connections. Vancouver. New West­ o o o minster and Wlnnîpeg The manufacturers of the Lorain Range have ad voted us Removal Notice.—Sam Chong, laun Piano - 1228 GOVERNMENT ST. o o o dryman. has removed from 766 Fort that, owing to the increased cost of raw- materials, the price of Phone. 42» end 480. The B. v. Funeral Co., Chaa. Hay- to 802 Broughton, corner Blanchard. their product will lie advanced from $45 to $50. All orders, war v O The marriage of Mr. W. Hunter. B. A., and Miss l*aura Gordon, Douglas, room 1. "Ye Goode Sight daughter of p. W. Gordon. M. P-. took place at Nanaimo to-day. The Just off Douglas street. 182x208. Auto Stand. Douglas and Tates Specialist." * bridegroom is principal of the Nanaimo public school. Blue Amberol Records with new 7 room house. Price 'Phone 2360. All hours. • o o o Dr. Montague, M. P. for Hkldlmand, Is In the city and Is a ghest at U...... $7,000 o o o s Notice.-The Drug Stores of this Don't Worry about Xmas presents. City will close at noon on Christmas the Clarence hotel. Have a dozen of "Sepia'* portraits for the balance df the day. Signed Mr. W. L. Clauaaen will arrive on the Umatilla on Monday next. On To let. 8 rooms. Victor!* West. taken at the Skene Lowe studio and F. W. Fawcett. Secretary. • Tuesday a marriage will take place. Mr. Vtnussen being one of the prin­ Record Albums the question la solved. Do it now. o o o cipals. and one of Victoria's charming daughters. Miss Hibben. the o o o Don't Forget a Roast Pan or a large Phene *64 for good mill wood. $3.66 platter for that turkey. Roasters. 36c. The management of the Colonist hotel. Beacon Hill, will give a double load. $1.50 single load. to 11.60. Platters. 60c. to $1.7». B. A. f O O O sumptuous feast to the hackmen this evening. Record Cabinets _... Brown Co.. 1502 Douglas Street. • For the mayoralty Councillors Higgins and Grant are the only can­ Teaming.—<1. F. Biswanger. dee o o o FOR SALE In coal and teaming. 'Phone Hill. didates In the field, and are likely to be. according to present Intentions. At St. James'.—St. James', rector. I* feet en Richardson street be­ OOO Rx-Councillor Humber Is the first in Johnson street ward to announce Rev. J. H. S. Sweet, services on tween Moss and Linden 44,400 ieefe made Are-proof by Newton A his Intentions. Mr. George Powell, one of our most respected citizens. Christmas Day will be as follows : Holy Is out for James Bay ward, which he contested before. Mandolins H » roomed house en Flnlayson Greer Co., lit* Wharf street makers of "Nag” Roof composition. communion at 8; matins and sermon street...... »W«0 o o o i 11; preacher. Rev. C. R. Utiles; , roomed house on Transit rond. There's still time to get those pho­ holy communion at It. The music: Prie...... F-00E tos taken and finished for Xmas The Processional jiymn, 74; Venlte and Registrars Appointed.—J. O. Owyn Province Raye Elk.—Negotiations 1 Psalms, Cathedral Psalter; To Deum. with the railways and the state of I Guitars Borne lots la Esquimau district, Arlsto Studio, «06 Tates St. has a fkas been appointed district registrar splendid variety to select from at pop­ Sullivan; Benedlctus, Garrett; enthem, of titles for New Westminster, and Wyoming are being carried on by the I HIM and up. "And There Were Shepherd." Wil­ ular prices. Phone us now and make C. H. Dunbar has been appointed to a provincial gAne warden regarding the I These ate worth Investigating. liams. soloist. Mrs Hamlet; hymns. the" engagement. Phone 4(N. similar position at Kamloops. Both bringing of a herd of elk for Strath- I o o o 73. 72: Kyrles, Sullivan; Sanctus. positions were,vacant. Banjos A. H. MITCHELL What Shall I Give Him —Ask the Bridgewater: Communion Hymn. 233; o o o cons park. Transportation Is the | U* Pemberton Btk. Phone tMl Commonwealth. Nunc Dlmlttls, Felton. Carols et Hospital.—At the Royal chief difficulty. <3 0 0 o o o Jubilee hospital on Christmas morn­ o o o The aroma and true fruit flavor of Farmers Interested In Reel Estate.— ing the following numbers will be Christmas Servira—At Grace Eng-1 That ffie farmerr of 'Cellos non-alcoholic wines, _tand for qua! among those rendered : "Hark the Uah Lutheram church, corner of | Ity. When ordering from your grocer this province are paying too much at­ Herald Angels Sing"; "It Càme Upon Blanchard avenue and Queen's avenue. | ask for Victoria Botanic Beverage tention to real estate values and too the Midnight Clear '; “O Come All Ye Co.'s brand. little tq scientific farming was the ob­ Faithful "When Shepherds Watched a service with Holy ay at the Liberal rooms. I and twamw; MiiiHfWini- h—Tff,Tmorant~atR?T: opjiwnf - fipr-nur--1 rial licenses. A ecu nl In* to the r-l>ort I ,rm, y|r(. Hlll a conference of Christ- Music Rolls compiled l>y Colonel K. K. Oimther. 1 |an:- (|f (<> ||# h.w The hours of the | Fresh Distinctive Flavors superintendent Of Insurance, twenty- ,re por ministry, from I to eight of these companies are < anadlun, j .. from AI-, 4; for mlnlatry. from I forty-nine American, - twenty-4*01 e , An p,citation la extended to | Music Satchels Christmas Bon-Bons llrltlah, one New Zealand, and three ^ (MH»*g:b.i*s4C ...... In the Matter »f the CrodlteiV Tru»t Bcker wfil act a* mitre-beeror. Ls igreat quantities. , Fagan aa c roster-bearer. *h—j. Act end in the Matter ef Christmas morning early Masses tbs Inaelvent Estate ef Ore»". be celebrated et 1. I and ». and High Mam at 10.*. Tt.lg wUI be followed | FLETCHER Werl.sk A C., B. ». HMetarman, Overland Model 6J9V by Benedict ton of the Dleeeei - gJL-, menL whkb *IU day. There will be no mldnl| 1.’ ait'efiefleetien a r,^-OL» J#h6W». »,t, .. ■ it si: xaasr --.tV*-"" f gulicltors for Ik. Aaslgnte. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 24,1912 TRANSPORTATION

Double Track Route Alon$ tkWattrfroi Three train» dally from www» tH»ra»war»«i Chicago to New York and Stopping Tt the Princess The Times takes this oppor­ For full particulars, sleeping car and local steamer reservations call port about C o'clock last evening, and Maqulnna. of Chief Maqulnna. one of the most tunity of wishing all shipping prominent Indian chiefs ever to make ESTABLISHING AIDS and see or phone * * the Leebro. Capt. Hunter, has been do­ The launching of ' the new C. P. R. men and seafaring men of Vic­ Vancouver Island his home, and the ing buoy* Work off the west coast and toria a Very Merry Christmas. L. D. CHETHAM ------City Passenger Agent steamer was a quiet and Informal af­ man who gained great notoriety by 4n the vicinity of Prince Rupert for two fair, jysi the officials and office staffs being the contemporary of Vancouver, C. P. R. Offices: 1102 Government Street Phone \T4. months, and returned to Victoria an. of the Canadian Pacific Railway and Î. Quadra. Mears and other British and C. Marine Railway being In attendance. Marine Department Will Give Spanish seamen who were prominent . hour after the Newington. Capt. J. W. Troup, manager of the Both Capt. Barnes and Capt. Hunter towards the close of the l*th century at Least 60 Day—Two New British Columbia Coast Service; Lincoln In the history of the northwest roast say that the weather throughout their Smith, assistant to Capt. Troup; Capt. Lights to Be Placed absence from Victoria was extremely of America. He was the chief from C. D. Neroutsos. marine superintend­ whom Capt. John Meares. of the mer­ boisterous and that on difffrvnt oc­ ent of the B. C. Coast Service; Mr. and The Union Steamship Company casion* they had to run their boats into chant vessel PVlice. purchased In 1788 Mrs W. F. Bullen, H. F. Bullen and the land, little better than a garden some sheltered bay tty wait the abate­ Before any aids to navigation are Mr. Murray, manager of îhe B. C. Ma­ plot, in Frlerçdly Cove, on which the UNO MORE VICTIMS ment of the storm*. The master of the rine Railway, watched the crack established In British Columbia wa The Bescowitz Steamship Company Leebro ‘tells of some very severe British claim ta a portion of this coast steamer slide*down the greased slip and against the Spanish ease was first ters h» the future the Marinet and weather during his lengthy trip. From into the water. founded. Maqulnna was the chief who. Fisheries Department Will attempt to Coast Service Victoria the I>ebro went north via the Much Interest In Launching. In 1803, captured the American ship STEAMER AND SCHOONER give at least 60 days' notice. This Is Fallings every Wednesday for Campbell River, Hardy Bay, Rivers west coast. She made a number of Boston, at anchor 1ft hi* domain ht the outcome of the trouble over the Inlet. Ocean Falls, Bette Coots. —-—— calls and was forced to fight against Although the launching of the Prin­ cess Maqulnna was very quiet, much Nootka Sound, and massacred the AT ATLANTIC GRAVEYARD Sherlngham Point light When In Baflngs every Saturday for Namo. B« la Bella, ' Skeens River terrific gales of wind. interest attache^ te the performance as whole crew with .the exception of two struct Ions are received from Ottawa Prince Rupert. Naax Granby Bay. Stewart. Drags Both Her Anchors. Sbe Is the largest steamer to be built men. for the establishing of new beacons, When as far north as Quatetno buoys or lighthouses, the department JOHN BARNSLEY, Agent. In this province. As soon as everything One of the men whose life was Phans' 1026 1003 Government Street Found the Iveebro was assailed by a was ready and the steamer was retting spared during the massacre named Fruit Steamer TurrisandSatter will arrange to notify all steamship howling southeast gale and had to run In her cradle Mrs. Bullen released the Jewitt, the armourer, because of his J. H. May Strike During companies of the aids, and It la be­ — Into North Harbor.. Bother anchors Magptnna and as she commenced to usefulness In making weapons, always lieved that this will offset aU the dif­ w-ert let go bnt the force of the wind ficulty which has arisen on past oc- move, threw the bottle of ehampagn1 referred to the Chief Maqulnna as the Blizzard To-day the Sound In distress by the steam was so great thkt. she dragged badly king add his daughter as the princes». against the stem of the vessel and the schooner Jtiveralde, after a narrow and her engines bad to l«e used. She At the time Jewitt Was taken by She The new ruling Is In force how and MORNING STEAMER ltffqof flower nv4r the Steel plates. * The escape from foundering at sea off Wll: steamed to her anchor for many hours Indians the Princess was 1« years of notice la given of two new aids to Maqulnna gradually gained momentum, lapa harbor, was sold rtaturday by for before the storm subsided sufficiently Bandy Hook, N. TVo. 2f —No*lng navigation which will be established and when she struck the water her age. ♦ United Stales Marshal J. R. H. Jacoby. to permit" the Lcobrb to sail. From bar way through a blinding snow between 60 and 99 dg>e after the Or­ The vessel was bid In by W. C. Daw­ SEATTLE Quatslno the ' steamer • proceeded to storm, the steamship Turrls, of the iginal notice was given. An acetylen. son fur the shipping firm of W. C- Via Port Angeles and Port Prince Rupert for ord^rm She was set tTalted Fruit Company's line, treat beacon la to be placed on Boat Har­ Townaend out to do some buoy work and while off hard aground to-day on the sandy Dawaon A Company for I1.S00. and her bor Point. Vracreft Island. Johnstone lumber cargo, amounting to 386.00» Daylight Service. Portier Island a violent storm broke C.P.R. Steamer Princess Maqqinna grastes of the Jersey shore-line, be strait. A new gas-lighted buoy w«l fçqt. at *90. The Oceania Vance waa Fast Steel Steonwhlp and the Teebro had to seek shelter In tween Ramsgate and Atlantic City, he established on BMdegate bar. The Refuge Bay. Again noth her anchors A stiff northwest gat* was blowing; owned by the Cbftsl Shipping Com­ "SOL DUC” present gas and whistling buoy la to pany. m were dropped but they failed to hold but this afternoon word waa'received In* removed farther out from the end I>avea Victoria at 11:00 s.m. l)*:ty and the Leebro had to steam to her* that she was resting easily. of the bar, and the new aid will be Except Sunday, front Canadnn anchors. Capt. Hunter said that ter Pacific Dock. Returning hav«* Hhe carries nearly «0 passengers, placed about live miles Inside this deal tie Dd'ly Except Sunday at rifle gates of wind blew for days at « and wrecking tugs, life-savers and a buoy. APAN NOT LEAVING 12:30 a m. stretch and then for a day or two United States revenue cutter have Ahy misunderstanding In connection E. E. BLACKWOOD. Agent there would lie a lull. Again the storm started for the scene. Ith new aide 4o navigation In future would brew up and the steamer would Tel. 456. 1234 Government It. The weather was so thick, however, will rest entirely with those In charge find herself battling with bad weather. that the rescuers had trouble In lo­ of vessels. The sixty-day notice win ON TIME; MAILS LATE • Capt. Hunter says he never saw such cating the stranded ship, and the rev­ give all steamship companies ampl w eather In the north. enue cotter potting out from New time to notlfir their masters of the new ______fiant- hsny T^lfr «ffne Storjr^ _ ,w lark mulet forced jjraqght, reported aida which. wLU-.be placed in_op«r«tM>n Fer Sa* Fraiîiiii Capt. Barnes tells a similar story as by Wireless that she would hav. Separation Light Working. mpress WilLSpérïd Christmas Capt. Hunter All the time the New­ proceed cautiously. •si ington was patrolling the waters be­ The new beacon light which has been in Vancouver — Getting tween Nootka and the north end of the Sandy Hook. N. J.. Dec. 14.—The established on Separation Point, at the Southern north end of Swindle Island. Tolmle Away Thursday Night Island she rolled In heavy seas and en­ | three-masted schooner John H. May __ California countered strong southeast galea. Last I went aground here during the blizzard Channel, Is reported by the Depart PVoni Victoria • a. in. every Wednesday. Tue««lay the Newington was forced to to-day. and Is In a dangeroti* position. ment of Marine and Fisheries to be 8.8. UMATILLA or SENATOR, and 11 steam into Quatslno Found to save be­ I She was bound from Charleston to now in operation. This la an occulting late arrivaf of the Eastern malle will p. m: every Thursday from Beattie, «ML OOX'ERNOR or QUEEN ing buffet led by the fierce southeast I New York, and carried a crew of six white tight, and la situated thirty-one mbto the officer» and uew of the R. M feet above high water mark. The Empress of Japan. Capt. Robinson. »o For Southeastern Alaska. Dec. *, • 8. gale which swept the Pacific ' coast. I men. CURACAO leaves Seattle at 9 p in beacon Is painted white. This light spend Christmas In Vancouver. A wire While she was there the steamer Life-savers from the Sandy Hook Ocean and rail tickets to New York and Quadra. Capt. Macpherson, also of the shows the north entrance to Klemto from the Terminal City states thit I station went to the vessel to take off bite liner will not be leaving th«r» isrtll all other cities via San Francisco. >1 urine Department, came In. She lthnerew with a breech*» buoy. Passage. . Tliurwlagr afternoon, which mams that Freight and Tteaet Offices. Hi* Wharf trying to take the men off Triangle she will not sail from Victoria until ate R/PL RltHET A* CO.. General Agents Island who have been building new Mobile Ala.. Dec. 24.—The British SAILED FRIDAY, THIRTEENTH. Thursday evening. The -Emprvsa should dwellings there, but the heavy weather CLAUDE A. SOLLY. Passenger Agent This picture Is a reproduction of a model of the Weal Coast steamer schooner Georgians with ten passen­ BUT JINKS DID NOT INTERFERE have sailed from this port to-morrow e zen- 1WS Government St prevented her from sending gers and a crew of live, foundered off Ing. and there are a number of men In •shore. made by Mr. Dentlth, timekeeper of the C. P. R. Victoria who will be glad that »l«e will Luces, Jamaica, in trying to make Heat tie, Dec. 34. —Ignoring the hoodoo It is expected that the Quadra will that port during the November gulf not sail oh Christmas Day. ' Tea**h port late to-night from the west of Friday, the thirteenth, the schooner With the Empress unable to get away •tern piled the water op In a great *tprm, and all on board were lost, ac­ •LACK WATER—ACTIVE PASS coast The steamer has also been ab­ Transit sailed from Ran Francisco on tomorrow, the fleet Of steamships due ,ve. Gaily she floated out on to the cording to dispatches tecelved here sent from Victoria for about the day distrusted by sailors and made here to-morrow morning will be reduced Active Paso-December bosom of the harbor and her anchor*,, MEAN) GETS AWAY yesterday. * somewhat. It means that the Blue Funnel months, delivering stores and supplies Gape Flattery on the evening of Wed­ which were dropped, soon brought her The British schooner Georgians has liner Talthyblue, Capt. Allen. the ! H M I H M !t H M I M M __ at Triangle and other lighthouses up nesday, December 18. All signs failed te a standstill. not been heard from since Novemtier and Capt. Backltmd brought his rt Pacific Coast steamship Umatilla. Capt. the coast and also recharging a num­ IT, and it Is believed that vessel with Re|Uy. will depart to-morrow morning, ber of beacons on the Queen Charlottes. The builders and ofllclata of the WITH A RICH CARGO tt- Seattle Saturday. She la now load and that the Canadian-Australian liner British Columbia coast service watch­ her crew of seven has also gone dmVn iftg lumber. The steamer O rainer, under charter to The Georgians was a two-masted Ztqlandla. Capt. Phillips, will get away In ed her very carefully a» she dived Into While the time made on the voyage tlie evening. At the dock, however. It Is the department, returned to port • few afhooner, which had traded among the Hays ago and Is now loading for a short the wgter, being anxloue to see If she if not by any means a record for speed nlore than likely that the Crown of Cor rode on Ute proper lines. When they West Indlep for over twenty-five years 1 «'tween Ran Francisco and Pur deva. capt Campbell, of the Harrieon BS trip to the west epast She will sail apanese Liner Sails With and which had made regular visits to ;»n Thursday morning. saw the steel steamer floating majes- Hound, R la the beat trip made by fleet, and the Bellerophon, Capt. Bebb. of tlcally without the «lightest list, smiles the various ports on the gulf coast. Hhe tolling vessel recently. The post the Blue Funnel line, will bé moored, aa tr. -Leebro to Bring Lightship. £,000 Bales of Cotton— apBSared on the faces of all and wars railed from Montego Bay, Jamaica, on month has been one of slow passages they wlU net get away for Vancouver, and The steamer Leebro 1» to leave port Immediately followed by congratula, ■November If for Vayroan, with a cargo this will add to the task of the customs Christmas at Sea abd Immigration officials. 9 4* 29 39 •this afternoon for the Sandheads to lions between builders and représenta of merchandise. ¥ along the Pacific coast have caused bring back the lightship and establish tirai at the owners. The launching many hardship* for sailing vessels and Full ..Cargoes Going Out. B gas-lighted buoy In Its place. The was a complete success and no one steamship masters. All three of the outgoing boats will take lightship has a tendency to take water was more pleased than Capt. Troup. When Christmas Day. dawn* the | The charm worked backward with full cargoes, the 1 althyblus having 16,00» tons, the Z alandla about 1.900 tons, and iwhen being tbssed about by heavy seas. In fact b* was delighted and gratified Osaka Sfcosen Kalsha liner SHIPPING the schooner and now Captain Back The craft is old and it Is Impossible to the UmatUla about 1,790 ton* Both the to feel that the Maqulnna took the Mam, Capt- Kobyashl, will be lund is a believer no longer In the Ill- make her watertight ndln and Umatilla will have large water without the slightest hltcto against head seas off this coast, luck brought hy leaving port on~the nger beta The builder» were the recipients of INTELLIGENCE moat unlucky day found Jn the sailor's TIDE TABLE. hearty congratulations The people of dhtled from this port at noon to-day calendar. Victoria can feel gratified with the C. loaded to her capacity with general Dec. Ü. Victoria—December. • 91 i 19 N P. R. In the fact that la Victoria freight and carrying * small list of Astoria, Ore! — Arrived: Steamer LON 9 11 ! I» tt ,f>*te. ITImeHt.nmeHtlTHne.Ht TlroeHt there la a shipbuilding plant which An extra stock M provts-1 Breakwater, Coo» Hay; steamer-J. IN THE KESTREL LIBEL Ci:asi h m ft. h. m. ft.| h. m. ft. h. as. can turn out o steamer equal to any was taken aboard by the chief | sfet«oa, San Francisco; British barque Pacific Standard for 160 S.0 ImTu thing the 014 Country yard, can build...... ______, British Yeoman. Ban Francisco; It Is understood that a settlement J.» to 19.61 14 The Maqulnna, when she Is completed, steward so that the passengers may i Ftram,r Rnw. city. Ban Francisco and «rest. It I» aewMai M SS M MM .. the libel actions against the steamer rom midnight la nM- IK U be en» of the trimmest vessels of ve a Christmas dinner te-meerew. g„, pwdm. flailed: j apanese steamer ».» «0 «11 6.6 10 41 88 ft Kestrel has been reached to-day and ; ::-:v Dee. 14. I a. as. Ml ______I B tt l« u tl.M M the C. P. R. fleet. She will be alx The Mexico took ont a cargo which Nankal Mara. Tacoma; steamer Zal- that she will get away soon after Esquimalt -To find tha depth of 11 n i.i MM i. IT* feet In length and la to be luxurt- taxrd the capacity el her holds The I ' on. Baa. Francisco; Urltleh at Point Grey.—Cloufiy; calm: I*.11; It. 1141 9» Christmas. <’a|)e Laxo.—Cloudy; 8. K ; »46 on...... the. .sin...... of the dry dock isly fitted up. earrte4 wmM vaLlu*d »* liecvwo, I Qu,,n add 199 foot 6o tha------MM M A few days ago the Times stated U; sea UNolh Spoke. S. a. AUU. ngaksyi : gwaWi I differences tor Fw Mt« II la Ibr Wait Ceeat Man. that a libel had Iveen placed against whteb Is one o* the richest cargoes n i ship Colony for United King- Pape Mudxe, ttJS p. m.. soathbound; mi# Haro stralta arere given to the foi MM M The officers of the steamer Tees will the Kestrel just a» aha waa ready to list. 1S.M 9.2 he taken oot by an Osaka liner *— 8. 8. Curacao, Seymoer Narrows. 14* that tbajfaqulnna has toll for Honolulu with a full head m . southbound. upon...... Mfrreturh of «ni» I Ran Francisco. Cal.—Arrived: -Steam­ steam on. Th* statement hae evtde er. W. 8. Porter. Everett; Daisy Tatooah.—Pleufiy. * H «fies; 1*4* AM IS M M IT They are watch- 4.000 of raw cotton, one of I ly been misinterpreted by the rep MIH M IS Mitchell. Grays Harbor; ttuokmnn. «•; *so rough; no shipping. 1.» s.7 9.96 I S _ of the new f the largest shipment to leave tho ntative of the owners Here, who -Cloudy; e. mi: I* Dec. 14- MM LÎ with keen Interest so the Maqulnna la S* attic Railed: ’ Steamers ;ol»h 166 «« â«S LI Lit *3 Hound so far this year, and valued at Anna thought that some people would think light swell. IK 1.7 ^ koto* SWoeWI* built for the (British) Moi»; French barque 1 mM S3 t\ SffiMWt.MUW, ha*s of flour. W> tons Bretagne.- that «he geetrol try\*m. ItMg; J*. W. tight;. ntrletm» SSififfi.- -ST cere,non, -■T—.... it Is not known at I wheat and much general merchandise. out The Times had no Intention M.M; «; light «well Spoke. U.t* p. *• ". Jk îLü-.i ■<..... t—- ajmm mRiMiMi i MÉB ffYwk''- but ■ shè anyone who look this meaning ■I M.M N, 1»:# W., eostbmind; * am than likely make her maiden voyage sleamahlp. The Mexico had a fair list] COMES FOR LUMBER, IN STORM M14 from the étalement should quickly 8. Teem ebeom 11.M p. m, southbound. lilt Mf early in the spring. of passengers from Tacoma. dispel the thought, ms the owners of Triangle.—Cloudy : calm: I*.00, I*. From Bella CteeU the Union stoat* ■PWVmm LI »» The naming of the new steamer was Portland. Dec. 24.—With the excep­ Chicago In on Thursday. tion of one day. when she was skirling tho Kestrel are a firm of long and un- Kike, 8. 8. Princess Beatrice, 4 SS p. Camosun Is expected In port some th ftf 11.66 8.4 | I4JS O MM M quite an unique featuré. Capt. Troup to-morrow. She will toll north ag* It* T9 MM it The steamship Chicago Maru. Capt. I the Aleutian Islands, the Japanese ■vuertlonehle standing. m.. o* Egg Island, northbound. I M when he started out in search, of — X*4*; M; geo 1 19 nil 6.1 14 W 6.S name tee the new steamer ha< as his Goto, also of the Osaka fieet. wlll berth steamship Manshu Maru. Captain intention the securing of an- aUqp, r whlok ..amxie* Ai.-fha.-r, imaPr ■Mhi warns. M laaiMii-laB m xepMrt Irtuu tha.al night said that she will not be able ■wâa In praetieally mm heard of. Ht ft after delwind Udo ancient storm during the 24 days Seattle.' Dec. Jl'- Th* ' whooner ■ a- a r.*”" : records 4L was discovered that them [took her to reach the Columbia river. Oceania Yence, which was towed to fiSmguleb VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 34,1012

VANCOUVER CADETS’ PACKED VISIT TO AUSTRALIA IN ONE AMD TWO Upon landing at bluff New Zealand, POUND CAMS OUND 0FG00D COFFEE IS NOT > on Monday, November 27. the Vancou­ M only more economical than the ver High School Cadets, who hare Just completed a most successful tour of ■ ordinary cheap grades, hut Is an Australia, were met by a number of I added "^pleasure tp every meal. New Zealand military officers of Inver­ cargill. and a number of local cadets, or rather territorials, as they are called 5e*l JgfMidi In the Island dominion. Luncheon was 7 CHASE, tendered them and afterward the boys le the best that can traveled to Invercargill m weir special r a cars. After, marching through the be produced, [streets the cadets were welcomed by SANBORN the mayor and military commandant for the district. 111 l 1 I MONTREAL Dunedin, the Edinburgh of New Zea­ land. was reached by the cadets on Wednesday evening after traveling all the afternoon from Invercargill. Over I thirteen hundred territorials met them. Canadians play Rugby In snow, sleet, [rain and fair weather but never pet CILL15 URGE [had the cadet Rugby team played In such weather as they played In at Dun­ edin. A driving, piercing cold rain ! [poured down "on their bare heads and All [after the game, which was called off We Wish You | in the beginning of the second half, the [boys had t> be rubbed down as they [were never rubbed before. The game [was lost to the New Zealanders. A Full [ Leaving Dunedin early Monday Measure of [morning Tlmaru was reached In the Afternoon. Over ten thousand people had gathered on.the beach. The cadets] I then visited Wellington on the 8. 8. Maori, as the guests of the Union Happiness This How the Council Proposes to Steamship Company. They were met by the tramway band and the contin­ Spend Money Issues for Mil­ gent of New Zealand cadets, who had lion and a Quarter Dollars Just returned from Toronto. The Min­ ister of Defence, Colon** Allen, also Christmas [welcomed the boyâ and complimented Tût DO CTO I : Aà I yes, reellses the New. Zealand lads for the successful aad feverish. Give him a Steed- Fly the adoption last evening of the 1 way In which they had earned orr tn« mas’s Powder aad ha will policy of submitting « l.ntc number of Can*!, snd th. Ne. he all right/ by-laws to tbs electorate next month. I Zfa,and touring cadets were receive* th« council has pledged its successors 1 by the Governor General of New Zea Stadau’s Soothing Powders to carry through a comprehensive pol- [land. Lord Islington, at Govemmen ley covering „ wide field o, Cvlc -rk «ou., J^addn^dJl», tbe^an. This year, owing to financial stress. be able lo epeak to 8UCh a fbod: LLIpoison I tl

TOWNSHIP OF ESQUIMALT.

Promulgation of By-laws. to carry on with a make-shift policy[ Tuesday. November 12,.will always! All persons ar*» hereby required to take of finance, various undertakings be a red-letter day In the memory of notice of the following provisions in By-1 it ig always "the misfortune of public every cadet for on that day they ([We hope everybody who- t*ws revenus- hy theMunlrlpal men Inheriting the mistake, of their [steamed up the famous Wanganui river Council of the Township of Esquimau.. 1 ... w the upon, which on two different occasions | Pound By-Law. blame, and when the council took office [the rowing championsl?^ of the world A Pound has been established at the. corner of Lampson street and Esquimau the members found themselves com was rowed. has done business with Us this road. George Bridle baa been appointed pel led to carry out two Important proj. Rotorua was reached November IS, Pound-keeper Cattle found running at »vects...... which they Inherited...... from ..the | three days being spent in this most In­ large or trespasalng shall be Impounded council of till. The waterworks snd [terestlng town. and owners held liable for penalties of year has found it profitable; the By-Law. jthe paving programme were already de- | I weaving Rotorua on Monday morning Cattle may grase on unenclosed lend In jtt-rmlned. Nothing remained to the [Auckland was reached In the evening the day time, but not on S00*** contract except to sign It. and and the bUlettlng was done on the sta- In charge of a herdsmanîîunklwillty have^ ^ ^got to^ [the_____ subject______has been one____ long______difficulty______Ition ^platform______under___ the direction of W goods satisfactory, our service heAlicli£d,ntsgs "mayX^obteined . ______e at.. thetk. j U.....nc«. Somecw___ __ of. .k.the ki..bitterest____ a controversy------■------I A.» lied doe, Canadian— >PTradem ear. The paving programme hae I reived the Oanadlana. at which over I been going f .rward, end while only I thirteen hundred school cadet» were I such street, have been let ag would I present. The parade to thla function I keep the compenlew going, the advent I wa. one of the longest that has ever I of the new city engineer .topped a large I marched through til t streets of Auck- I order which It was proposed to let un- lland. later In the afternoon the Cana- <[ We shall try to serve you ,„NlKr nmltror^YoVKrh,, of dcr ,h. old ap.clflc.llon. New regu- dlans trooped the colors at the Domtn- j Kftfiuimatt without first obtaining permit hâtions have been prepared under Mr. Ion after each company had marched from the Reeve and Clerk of the Corpora- lRuel^ md upon them bids will be in- past the saluting base. ti0e dlryrle Regulations By-Law. 'Ued for rmaller Elions of work as Before .ailing for Canada on Friday. better in 1913 than in 1912; we N«»-person shall rlda or drive any bicycle lopportunltyrlr ^ offers. J November 22, the Csm-dlans were pre- or a .-liN .iMul.- of similar «-haracter upon or I V.Waterworks —»»— *• -• — extensions- just a. sewer Taented "with a beautiful bide silk fftr acting am>" sidewalk within Municipal Lxte„elôns. ae the logical prelude to j Zealand flag.by Mr. lied doe The lads shall try to have better mer­ limits of the Township of Esquimau. permanent work being done on thejare x-ery proud of thi, hag and look Dangerous Fires. streets, and for that purpose the sum upon It as a token of e.tcem In which It Is unlawful to start fires In any part of 160.000 I» asked. In supplement to the New Zealand people held Ihe boys of the Township of Esquimau except be­ low high tide tine. the balance of 125.000 left over from the after they toured the Bland dominion, chandise than ever before, and Plane Approval. last loan. Th i sum of 1206.000 Is re- I The cadet» who are telling many a AH lota shown on plans of Subdivision! I qulred to complete the northeast aei 'story of the al-hts they witnessed In must have frontage of at least fifty feet. er. *6211,000 *** “for the" “northwest * ‘ sewer, the Commonwealth and Southern Uo- S'i(Tlcivnt provlalnn must be made for 631,260 for extension» to the present 1 mlulon. Not a few of these have been sell it to the better advantage of Un»* wherever possible. Plans submitted to Council for approval must be prepared I system,axstem. amiend s.e.yov178.900 .orfor »ur.»vrlurface o.».»--drain». «1 lived on experience» *7at *7Rotorua,-----,r 1 the on linen In triplicate, one copy to be re- [ With overdraft and other expenses the wonder land tf New Zealand, where the! tsined h> the t!o.mclL ; r ccnineH ask* the public I» vote $7«6.0t)O boys fpent three days. The Maoris. I THOMAS SHBPHKRD for eewer aervloes next year. the native» of New Zealand, weie moat our customers, The schools for which the counrll [friendly and could not do enough for TOWNSHIP OF ESQUIMALT. will have to submit a by-law are due to the visitors They gave a concert typ- the growth of the school population, [leal of Maori life and the cadets any Not only has the city population ad-]lt was probably the beet entertainment ■L eiie-niion v* „______Jvanced till there are 4.600 children In they attended during the entire tour. In the Township of Esquimau Is directed [the Victoria echoole, but the two sub- [The Blue Bathe of Rotorua were, thrown | i1 We want you to feel that if to Section 11 of tbe Municipal Elections I urbnn municipalities of Oak Bay and [open to the corps and the boys were not j Act. which reeds: ...... M Ksuultnalt are mak.ng irovlelon for [slow In making use of their opportu- new schools, and several are planned nltlee. The water contained sulphur any dealings with us in the for any person who Is duly nominated as|on the Saanich peninsula, two new [and Its temperature Is always about »4 a candidate for any elective offlee at any under colltract already, degrees Pom-pom. pull away and tag •E2SÎÎ ,;ndnL»ltW^eSti>triedtor hLvi°hto Apart from the High School and two were games that were playedfor hours î^bti- iiâunl eïtored on the Votera’ Lie” public schools being built In the dty. I In thla pleasan’swimming pool past have not been wholly as SToTu- Îl£25rî&-M ESflS c',,“nVh!tb^!,ïrTr5'nî0.ti«. APPRECIATE» BOARD. ... ni,, tmnilr,--! dollars. I new school, at North Quadra street I to ea.9 the registered holder of IheNe land Hollywood, rebuild the HUUIde I you expected and as you and the registered- vendee under- “an "agree ­ primary «hoot and add new rooaaa to Work ef Local Beard of Trsda^- ment tor aale ere both owner» laa defined hi 11,1, AM, of rh. one tend or real pee- Rank etreet «hoot, in addition to a perti-, they Shall'both have Ihe right tel number of minor structural addition», wanted or in any way not l.xve their names rnl -rcl on the \oler» such se manual training departments | I,ut but the holder alone shall have the | for the right to vote at any municipal etact on. at existing echoole. unleea he. on or before the day ef election, The Item for hatha, using the salt hr writing nnder hie hand walvr. or re- water which la so abundant around satisfactory, we should be glad nouncee hie right to vote. In which caae the wave-toeaed shores of the city, la B?,, vendee alu.ll be entitled te vole, pro­ vided he baa all III. requisite qualification. one over which there cannot be any great difference of opinion. The only to know about it, and do what ’’-’tVho’telnt a reald*nt of title Province, uae to which the city I» putting Its gard to the la Ihe “ipreeentatlye duly authorlied by I physical situation on «It water I» ae durations, »a the directors of an Incorporated company a source of eupply for the high pro,- land the lettln whlcli la the aaeeaeed owner of lands or hnorovementa within the eald Muntrlpol- laurv «It water ayatel we can to make it right It, of the aaeeaeed value of I the downtown district. ruh,Bfro7,B51:^,m^e^nir^|volved. 6126.**. van , In the «aid Municipality of not lose tha-

9 Town Clerk. Income resulting well-arranged reproduction. campaign of education la desired, how. WATER ACT. ever. »o that the public may thorough­ FIREMAN (ITOPPEO RUNAWAY. ly understand what ta being voted for. Driver ef Delivery Wegen hi Drove1 Notice ef Application for the Apprevel j end how such a bath will operate. ef Works. Now that the council haa come to â Danger When Here» Belted,— polie, upon the aUg. of the, TAKE! NOTtêi th it The Pornand-Fe. wit"tappl'yU,‘eU«h"ncom'pTiSdl"r of Water Im "vote "the money, and the nun of Utah*, for the approval of the plena of l$60,00f la none too muce to add to the ,hî works m h* ronîl^i:t?Alnîor.n^5[e (fund» available under a acheme whkh utlUxaiinn from China Lreex ______.—i, ... >,r,f No. 6 tod ■Mill «'.itnTfi - poe.a /Wlk MISTAKEN. afreet from Oovemment street, yi Pat—I got a g.’cat fright lant night. dangerln# th- life of the driver, who Mick------Hew,we* that. Pat? had lost the reine and was at the merry Pat -Tou know, the house I stop In of the frightened beast The firemen. " by burglars, and whea Victoria. B. C la oftenm vlm l m&wim ildNi with rtbe under pillow.,m.>w AndAn

TEN WEEKS’ OF BASEBALL FOR VICTORIA We Wish You SHOOTER SERIES PLAN A Very Merry Christmas and may you President Wattelet Well Pleased With Results of League An­ nual—Fielder Jones Gets a Three Years’ Tertre-Man­ ROYALS* ^ TO HAVE LOCAL VICTORIA OPENS AT ager Mike Lynch Confers With Club Owners PRO. TWELVE IN COAST LEAGUE SEATTLE NEXT APRIL “1 must say that I am perfectly sat­ tlnued the Rees president,** and I feel sure that this motion will not come isfied with the results of the North­ before the league again. Tacoma, of Mike Lynch Will Have His Bees western annual/* stated President Wat­ course, gets a longer schedule of home Charlie Welsh Was in Victoria Last Week With Reference to telet, of the Victoria Baseball Club, to games, and everything appears serene Commence Training Oper­ the Times this morning. "Our club for the 1913 season. The delegates had. New Club—Capital May Be Admitted at B. C. L. A. Meet­ secured ten home weeks of baseball, a long and bitter fight over the sched­ ations on March 15 and we will have baseball during sum­ ule, the meeting ending early Sunday Ride on In Happiness throughout the ing Next Friday is Vancouver—Backing Looks Sure mer carnival week next August. The morning. Seattle will not receive as schedule will probably open in April, many games as lost year, while sev­ New Year ;* • ' ------Tacoma, Wash.. Dec 24.—A uchcdule though President Jones has not yet eral of the other cities, including Vic­ of 1«* annua, which, with double bend­ given out the opening date» for Vic­ toria and Tacoma, w1U get longer It Is Just possible that Victoria will Westminster delegates when they weye er» on fly* holiday», making a total of toria/* Together with Secretary Mc­ home schedules. be represented at the annual meeting In Victoria, and he was sounded as to U3 games, was adopted at the annual Connell, of the Bees, President Watte­ Lynch Well Pleased. «I. of the British Columbia Lacrosse As­ ‘what members ot the amateur team meeting of the Northwestern In-ague ;n let attended the Northwestern annual Manager Mike Lynch, the new leader sociation which will be held at Van­ at Tacoma on Saturday, the local offi­ were prepared, to Jump. The coming this city yesterday The league season of the Keea, when seen by President couver next Friday. ' Charles Welet will open on Tuesday. April #. and the cers returning this morning, tickled Wattelet on Saturday afternoon ex and other» of thb New Westminster visit of JJmmle Murphy to Victoria In closing games are to he played Son- with their work in sec using more'basa- pressed himself aa highly pleased with February means more than a pleasur? Lacrosse Club, the Mint.» çim> holders, dny. September 2*. The twsnly-four hall for the Capital. , the talent that the local management trip for the former president of the. were in Victoria last week «nul frbnr wteks of baseball hnve been prnctlral- No Shorter Series. has lined up. Lynch being very w*U what can be learned it is imdemdba MotionalKwtlonal LacrosseIn*crosse Union, aridand Itit isle evlev - „p between the six uent that the Couat League officials y Vancouver and Seattle getting '•McGlsnlty dropped his scheme for satisfied with the terms that the Vic­ that bncktnjt has been secured for a hchibs, Vancouver tutrt Seattle getting toria club has tendered him to take professional twelve In Victoria. The are endeavoring to whip things Into shorter aeries after talking the matter the biggest share of the games. Van­ over with the other managers.’* eon charge of the Been. admittance of the Capital City..twelve shape bo as to be ahlb'to make Murphy couver will fcave thirteen sleeks on Its • will be one of the big question* xthat * atriUght offer to take over the hand­ home grounds, while Seattle will havo will come before the B. C. L. At meet­ ling, of a pro. club In the Capital. equally aa iriàW. Tacoma and Victoria ing on Friday night, and according to ' Improve Grandstand. getting twelve weeks, and Spokane NEW SCALE ADOPTED. LIVE BITS OF n recent Interview with President !Temi.li nt Wattelet. of the Victoria and Portland each ten. Harry Cowan, of the Coast League. * piub. states that" if"7 pro. lacroees Open at Seattle. J SPORT GOSSIP there is every reason to fcolteye that ,.KtabUeh \n this city, t New York. Dec. 14.—Announce­ ------—------,— Wistira Motor & Supply Co., IM. steps will lm Vancouver opens with the Tacoma Vlctorta wilt be given a franchise. be taken to mediately be taken to Improve the Tigers on their new grounds April 17. ment was made by the state ath­ inward», a' Kingston goal-keeper Phone 695 Make Murphy Straight Offer. Royal Athletic Park, a new grandstand The Beavers will begin the season at letic commission of a complete mads a hit at th. flr»t prattle of tin 1001-1003 and 1005 Yates St. Boss Johnson, of the Victoria ama­ bring one of the proposed changes to Tacoma April 16. playing two games set of rules under which all ring Wanderers tn Mdntreal. teur team, was Interview by the New handle the larger crowds. here. The teams then Jump to Van­ contests must be^cooductsd after couver for three games, opening April December 24. Richard F. Ktnsella. who hut year 17, and returning to Tacoma tàr 11» The scale of weights adopted scouted fnr Roger Breanahan and the m by the commission are: St. Lout» Cardinals and resigned when Sunday game April 20. Mrs. Britton fired Rreesnahan. haa . Portland will open the season at Paperweight, 10S pounds. PITHY PIGSKIN PARAGRAPHS S|H>kane and Victowp will open at Se honked up with McGraw again. Kln- Bantamweight, 116 pounds. sella has turned up some of the Giants' attle. ~ Featherweight, 116 pounds. HOCKEY The holiday dates have been an best bet» and McGraw was glad to < busy scoring against Y. M. C. A., run Lightweight, 136 pounds. Wards cannot lose In the second dl- oouneed as follows: Seattle will play get him back. ning up a total score of 10 to nothing. Welterweight, 146 pounds. at Vancouver on the Queen's birthday. Middleweight. 168 pounds. 'May 24. while the Spokane Indians will The statistics habit «tick» to Louis Victoria Wests' chances for honors Commission, 175 pounds. Hrllbrdrwr. He has announced that Vancouver vs. Victoria Y. M. C. A. teams had,a .dlqastraua have the same date at Victoria. Van­ 176 in the race for the second dlvL'on Heavyweight, all over as president of the «entrai leagoe he couver will be at Spokane on Decora­ pounds. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27 championship were given an aw.jl tion Day. May 30. while Victoria will will next season Issue playing aver­ Sixteen goals were scored against shaking up Saturday by the James play at Tacoma and IHirtland at Se­ ages weekly. 8.30 P. M. •the Y. M. C. A. goal tends. Bay cleft'll drawing with them. attle. Two game* will be played on Box Beal», $2.00; Reserved Beale, $1.00; Unreserved, 60c. these dates, nna In the morning and Four Cornwall players will figure on Beat Mlf «pen» Monday, December 23, at “Arena.’’ and Fit-Rite the Canadians this . winter—Laloede. James Bay played grand foptball Victoria soccer fanfare to be given a one In the afternoon. On Dominion Cloibla* Parlors. Government Street. Smith. Degray and Denney. lalonde considering that they took the field ‘Teal treat" on Christmas morning at Dev. Seattle will play two games at VANCOUVER ELEVEN ■ rat ti «-«at ---—------— and Smith were at the Coast last with...... but...... seven...... men the RoyaP Athletic Park, when a local Vancouver, while the Tacoma Tigers * * * Wl-FTBrall-star aggregationünerupeisvii will hook up-p with------will have a double-header at Vlctorta. 1)41 Thomas wm become sn out an» *rien àJLîdaryi-star aggregation ofor the Terminal Vancouver will pW Two gdmea wt- Se- Baltimore has signed a recruit out pro. -when he etepj* on the Held City, and which promises to be by far attle on Independence Day. July 4. PLAY ON HOUBAY pit* her for nex*year named Harry with the local pro eleven. the best game of the season. Vlctorta will piay two games wit.» Relsberg. pkked up by Frits Mateel * * * » Tacoma on the local grounds, while Forester» have yet to win a game, Portland will be at Spokane. On La­ on a hunting trip In the Maryland Wards eertatnty proved their superi­ brush. According to description# losing on Saturday 8 to nil. ority over the Y. M. C. A. eleven by bor Day. September 1. Portland will Island League Executive Se­ tea given he Is a point to the rear of the green AMATEUR COMtST Tet-umseha, la some net guardian. He Sherrltt and Youson |Victoria West); showed up tn great stylo at the Indian In the junior league, and------*—* shirt*. * ■- ' ■ • •»; - centre. MacDonald (J. B. A. A.17 H. practice yesterday. Greenhalgh and Douglas (Rons of Eng­ land). Reserves, goal, Gillespie; back. MoCARTY HAS INDIAN BLOOD. winner of’ that bout will be declared - «eases! sf -ttse Western League c Jettes, haîf. Tayttir: forwards. Baker owners are planning fioutbera train­ the real champion. and Sharp. The match *(111 begin at Bern in Nebreeke, Hie Father Was ifcCarty was born In Lincoln. Neb.. ing trips th the spring. Jack Holland, 10.16. of 8t. Joseph, who went to Muskogee Irish. His Mother el Crew Tribe. March 17, 1692. He stands six feel The following games have been ar­ Victoria City Favorites Over last spring, may go farther down. Into four Inches tall and weighed 298 ranged for the opening date of the Texas, and Ducky Holmes and Ida Luther McCarty, the husky Missouri pounds prior to entering the ring with league’s schedule on January 11: Sons Y. M. C. A. in League Game filoux City' team probably will take lad. Is very much In the pugilistic Flynn, although he occasionally fights of England vs. Victoria West; Garri­ This Dollar Book spotlight these days. He is now In at 216. He has the remarkable reach at the Arena son vs. Thistles; Ward» vs. J. B. A. A. the Muskogee camp. Una for the heavyweight world’s of SI Inch—. He is part India», hie mother having been a Crow, his fhther WELSH LINE UP. Father Stanton, of Ottawa Course, championship, accepting the -common, wants to eliminate the body check Free to You To-day good old Irish. agreement of all great ffivtld authori­ Walter Smsill promises to have Vhree from hockey. How would tt be to use The Victoria Welsh Ruaby Union ties that Jack Johnson has eliminated new men In uniform for Thursday's hi* a sponge instead qt a. puck and the himself. He meets Al Falser on New UNPARALLELED RUGBY FEAT. Club tnrni out as follesre for Its match To any man or woman who will mali maim. Weil send the hook without amateur feature at the Arena on p*k>r player» could not bo Injured delay absolutely free. Or call if you YeATfc Day a* Los Angeles anj tfcn Thursday night when the Victoria City against the J. B. A. A. en Uhrletmas When the rubber disc hits them. us this coupon we wilt send free Hamilton's Winning Three Champion- make their first appearance of the sea­ morning: (eloeely eealedV otir finely illustrated Back. ChalUe; three-quarters. For ships in One Day May Never son against the speedy "T.” septette Now they’re out with propped iHKik regarding the cauac and cure of Be Equalled. The Victoria City team. In a practice eater. Hill, Honeyehurch. lamias; change* lh the hockey rule». One well- disease. This book 1* written hi plain USE THIS TO-DAY match against the pro's on Saturday halves. It. Thomas and Bailie: for­ known sportsman would count two language, and explains many secret» The unparalleled triumph of Hamil­ showed splendid form and already they wards. Watkins, tid wards. O. Davies, pointe for a goal scored on a clean shot you should know. It telle how you cun ton In winning the Canadian cham­ lesson, Itoyd. Grant. Hood, A. Grif­ cure yourself In the privacy of your have- been nominated as probable win­ and one for a flukey one. How would The EI«ctr8*Vig.r Co.. Dept. 169 T Spence, pionships tn ■£. three series In one ners of the city championship. The fiths: reserves, w. Richards and they make the distinction? own home without the use of drugs. day Is likely to remain without a par­ team la comp*uted of Eastern boys, all Device. The metch begins at 18 a. m t • * . -, Don’t spend another cent on doctors 74 Heating. St. W„ Vancouver, B.C. allel, hut It was no accident. Flukes of whom have played In amateur on the Oak Bay ground. One reason that Murphy and Ever* and their worthless medicine. or the vagaries of chance had no part. leagues before they came to Victoria. did not enthuse over the prospect of Nature’s remedy cures to stay cured. Plea a1 send mr prepaid, your free The Toronto stars looked like Just The defence I» easily the beet In the • CANUCK WON. getting forrlden in the deal for Tinker You should know about 1L 100-page Illustrated book. Doherty plain, ordinary lights, but. while it waf league, while the forwards are the was a tip from Pittsburg. It Is said, If you suffer from weakness of any a greet day for Hamilton, it was a niftiest stick handlers on the Coast, Seattle. Dec. It.—Jimmy Fltsgeralfl. that Comden did not look like a. major kind, rheumatism, lame hack, eclaUca, 12-24-12% gtvriter day for foothill, and for the closely approaching the profession** I boa Angeles, won easily over Bu- leaguer In his brief trial with the Pir lumbago, debility, stomach, kidney, vision of some of those who deal with _4fie Butler, a Neah Bay Indian. In ctaaa ate». liver or bowel trouble* you must not NAME ...... •• ...... the game.—Toronto Globe. Christians Strengthen. I -their five-mile, match race Fltsger- rail to get this book. — & Co. ald's time was 26 minutés flat, said'to -Three-cent friendliness of President T, M. C. A. are weak on the -defence, i be a new world's Indoor record for thef Kbbets. of Brooklyn, for gentlfjren Don’t wait another minute. ^ VEDISON WANTS TO GET SACK* but Punch smalll Wires that with 1 distance. named Murphy and Fogel is explain^ Cut out this coupon right now and ADDRESS .. Frank tlsIMher In the nets and a new —------by one rumor monger on the the >ry Los Angeles; Dec. 28 —“Happy Ho­ cover-point, Me team will glee the elty Wish gan, manager of the Vernon club, of BRITTON WINS. that It was Charles P. Taft who fur­ OTTAWA AFTER CUP. seven a strong argument. Hobby Rowe, nished the money to build the new dler show 283 players were used In l he the Pacific Coast Basebajl League, an­ who Is handling the Victoria city team. New York, Dee. 24.—Jack Britton, of Brooklyn park. That makes th> syndi­ National League In 1912. Cincinnati nounced on Saturday that he had writ­ I» saying little but I» covering all the Ottawa, Dec. l/—That the Ottawa Chicago, out-fought Young Ahern, of cate arrangement In the National gnd St. Louis each used 41. Chicago 40. ten to President Baum of the league, V. M. C. A money that shbwe. Official» Philadelphia 89. Pittsburg 88, Boston Hockey Club Is out to recover the Brooklyn. In a ten-round bout last League Include three clubs Instead ot asking that the directors of the or­ will he chosen from the local pro 's and 87. Brooklyn So anil New York 28. Cin­ Stanley Cup this winter Is evident You night. The Chicago man weighed ganisation rescind their action In vot­ will be announced later. Vlctorta City cinnati used 24 pitchers all told and 136 1-6 pound*, and the ' Bnudilynlte from the extensive preparations which ing Version off the league roster. Ho­ will hold a final workout at the Arena Chicago had II men on Its twirling the locale are making The team will 13S 1-4 pounds. Figures compiled by Secretary H®V- gan said he had strong hopes his re­ to-night, the team lo be selected After staff at one time or another. line up as follows In the opening game quest Would be granted. the practice. - A at Quebec: Alla Charles Conway, who played left Lesueur, goal: Lake, point: Shore, field for the Youngstown team last cover-point: Ronan, centre: lifted- REMARKED ON THE SIDE season and once on Jimmy McAleer's bent, right wing; Derragh, left wing; “EIGHT BITS" DEAL A MYTH list as a Washington recruit, has an­ with Westwlck and Denison as utllllg Merry nounced that he will quit the game. Theme. R.fuW te Flsy Nre. Soccer. - . Finding that he r.nnot play »lth the Vlrtorla pr..te»slonal ciub aa ah Thoufh Secretary" ftrreffs oOTcTi WRESTLING TITLE McCredie Will Continue Control of the Portland Club in the bulletin shows Jack Ness sold by New amateur, Hal Tjiomus. the Wrlsh Rugtiy star. Metre that he will not turn pro­ Bedford to Oakland, the statement la Christmas Northwestern League—Williams Will Again fessional. Thomas'Muted M an *.m, sr oCthr Vtetnrln pro rlevrn that hr would made that Seattle's offer was accepted Minneapolis^ 'Minn. Dec."ltXitarry take part In the pro, frame» If It would not Interfere with hi» amateur atand- flrM and that the Northwestern Ordman. of MlnnMPotte. will meet — - T-rnwruM ikt Mf lAa* TlMtiins harg tng. Finding, hnwrvar. that h* w»fita tsnrtiMWMm' he barred tn amgtwr ath- l eft ttTcTKTtm, m. itb juwaiii n,< » Manage the Pippins - — player. Now come* the Mory, Irtlr. If hr j„lnr*l the loflll pro1» h. startr derided not to take the step ie*t Tuesday night. It has been en­ month after th* Mllwauk** meettn ounced. The -wmaer of the bout, Thomas, „h0„ Ip th* Old Country, turned down offers from th* Alton Villa that H was not th* Coast League, but thlch will be straight MtCh-ae-ralih- and Manvhrst.r United clubs, preferring to Mirk to Rugby. It la juat PosMhle. the Southern League that blocked the McCredie Will BUçk, can style, wilt claim the heavyweight ...T&tte ls hWwWfiy -"o .ttHflUS Iff- now that b* hag^WtAwmd lm*that Thom,, will turn out with the plan to glv. Abe North wefteqi, la-ague MMBBMP# Spoaco, Dahtrtj ft ' ticCredlc will continue to operate the Class A rating President Kavnnsugji rumOr that Bob McCredie Intend» dis- J. B A. A. nev n * Frank tlotch has retb > / kîâjj tTWiMIliil': ». ,«.»*, .Slt«t>.ljl»W> !!».«»»■ .; jur- lew ttjr ' ‘ ST M SI "e, . 1.1 gtgr^'atflrii^Üiid hW Oegrnfiüt for "the WngT'-prarth-r tfits artéenà**; ■ p^xjjtai^iaaagB western twin. Nick Williams will he o«c.r of the Victoria ball club, who the final aelertlnn of the team wilt not be made until the team Is dreaaed and ulation clause and his argument won retained as manager, and the PtPI>lne the day agalnM Northwestern ambt- 1*1* Douglas Btreeli had a personal talk with the owners of rmidy to take part In Friday's engagement with the league leader, Jarh the Pippins on Saturday, the story was will continue under the McCredie re­ Ulrich la showing such grand form that he ran scarcely be dented a place on tlowa - • j gime for some time. The story was smarted by a journalist In Portland who the line hla bark chevkbur and clever .tick handling being one of the features Ars sow under new manage­ IATTIIS âlQ FUWISHEIS has been harboring a grouch against taken with a grain of salt by local ran» of the workouts this we5F Skinner Poulin was shifted over to left win* for a The ho* who continually pipes and looked especially thin when it was ment. The Jim John trophy will "V* ME» WK® CUt” . McCredie for some lime and who took __» tt la lust nosslblc.that he will work from the port boards. Poulin whistle during Important hockey rttmtJdaÇpadle ady-to. i-y J Ipjlfer ehanCa to work In' on' the net» tÿsn ^ from ,~ ~ wT". mÿtctie*, w playerti ggd tut- lii pmisiii l Thts means if fiariBW WCVedWir • tu** ttuimanxent until fwmiwawwn rotblajinua -flewta -aet* xm ttselr can».- -wHt- tsaua - *wm m Imagine, tor a-moment, àhy ettfio The sfcgoUig of Lou Nofd^e M. ---4 -hut a sJIffl .dWWF. iFlftJHMfc^The*. A O. PARLIAMENT, 'birSgttate. dis­ tiewiwfu 'irnd capful»* of ftie Tacoma 'It. 'A. f« supplying dffictsls «rite roe. •vV - *■'; -x RrsprletsA- team was the only official trade ““ Uhl whittles. posing of his club for one dollatrî** ask­ phefc bearing good résulta ed the local moguL nounced at the Tacoma gathering DISGRACEFUL ROW MARKS * Advertising is to business what steam is to Machinery* N. H.H. ENTRY INTO TORONTO (CotTHNUf.

Newsy Lalonde Laid Out by Sprague Cleghom In Exhibition BIG DEMAND FOR SEATS FOR Game — Wanderers Defeated Canadiens 4 to 3—Po­ To our clients, t VANCOUVER MATCH ON FRIDAY lice Interference Necessary—Fines Imposed and those who

Toronto. Dec. 24.—After four minutes Cleghorn Suspended. Victoria’s Improved Combination Play Expected to Defeat of overtime playing. Art Rose, the de­ Montreal. Dec. «4.—Preuldent Emmet are not, we ex­ Quinn, of the National Hockey AmocI- fence player of the Wanderers, won the atlon, returned from Toronto Môhday Millionaires — Cyclone Taylor and Bear Cat exhibition game at the Arena Satur­ after witnessing the Wanderers-Can- Save Time ~and Prodgers Will Again Hook Up day night on a baffling Individual adiens match on Saturday lirwhich an tend our rush that landed the winning goal. The arrest was made. He did not wait for the Toronto police authorities to take final score was four to three, and the action, but did so himself. He suspend­ Wanderers were entitled to their vic­ ed Sprague Cleghom Indefinitely tory. Resides being In better, condition, Money on Final Another capacity crowd la assured shoved into the game in the second hi h assault on Lalonde, pending session. Speed I» what the Victoria they played better hockey all the way official report of the referee. when Victoria and Vancouver clash through. A disgraceful Incident In the Heartiest boss Is after, and Ulrich possesses • Lalonde to Blame. at the Arena next Friday night in the ‘winged feet." Skinner Poulin. Walter third period marred the exhibition, and Coast League fixture that means so Smelll end Ulrich all received heaty nearly started a riot. Lalonde cross In speaking of It he said he thought Xmas Shopping Lalonde was to bis me in going after much to the Capital City seven. There losses In yesterday's workiut at the checked Chile Clou horn over the fare Arena, the fortner sustaining a "spike" Into the hoards, and his brother, Odle Cleghorn. for which he was fined was a steady demand for tije paste­ 125 and ruled off. but In his opinion boards at the Fit-Rite parlors all day below hie right knee when Qotdte oprague Cleghorn. i fished up and hit Wishes Don’t wear you reelf out hunt­ there was no excuse for Sprague at­ yesterday, and this morning the plan Prodkers' skate connected with that Lalonde over the eye with his stick, ing the town ever before you member. The forwards are being drilled Inflicting a wound that required ten tacking lalonde as he did. There were come here. Come here flret if presented a very decimated appear­ In combination and with an Indl-U'Jtche. Both were ruled oft for the numerous fines * during the game. ance. Victoria fans will not l*e satis­ you have any men’s namea an Sprague Cleghorn being fined 126 for fied until they have witnessed the Mil­ vldual rush once In a while this varied | balance of the gamp your gift list. Thia store ie re­ Russell Also Fined. his foul against Odle Cleghom as weU lionaires In action, and with the world attack la expected to prove more than as a minor fine of $6. while Ernie Rus­ for a cognized as the exelueive men's renowned Cyclone Taylor on the Ice. Vancouver can withstand. Sprague was arrested, but Lalonde shop of Victoria. Ten ehaneee sell was also fined |6. the card Is complete. Victoria w.«s Seat Plan on Sale. refused to lay a charge. While the to one your men friends shop Report Misleading. beaten In the final period at Vancouver, Officials will be selected Thursday, players were waiting for the substi here themselves. It won't take A dispatch from Montreal was after the Senators had the game salt when the teams will also be announced. lutes to come on. Ernie Russell and the you five minutes to find just ed away, and for this reason as well Canadian trainer got Into in argu velved Sunday giving Canadiens credit Merry what you want, and one of our The seat plan wU 1 romaIn at the FIt . ment an(| it u swell took a crack at the for a 6 to 2 victory. The correct story as a natural desire to win. the locals Kite parlors until Friday at «.» | |rlimer -LUl ,,l. atlck. salesmen will close the transac­ is given above. are out to give Terminal City sep when the plan. If It la not sold out by tion far you in a jiffy. We have telle a real beaRhg. that tlnje. will be removed to the rink. ipecial delivery service that Drilled In Team Work. Rush seats will be placed on sale at will |st it te veer heme»______THOMAS WJJLL NOT PLAY. .reinstated - by. -the governing, body, .in Lestér Ta trick Is delighted wHh the the rink only." Tl ugh'Ohmitn. TTiw etar the Old Country. , ' Christmas EXCLUSIVE. INEXPENSIVE form shown by Silent Jack Ulrich In goalkeeper of the New Westminster Welsh Rugby Captain Refuses te Risk It may be added that Thomas has team, la tn the Burranl Sanitarium, GIFTS " " practise, and If he does not start Hie Amateur Statue. the reputation of being a"centre for against the Mtlllonares. he will be suffering from a badly inflamed eye. ward of the powerful bristling type, NRCKWfcAR all the new and a most deadly marksman. He has styles at moderate prices. It Is repotted on reliable authority been sought after by both the Aston NECKWEAR AND HANDKER­ that Dal Thomas will not figure on the Villa and Manchester United clubs. CHIEF^ in combination sets. Victoria professional soccer team New SONS OF ENGLAND SOCCER Years Day. In reply to a deputation SUSPENDERS AND GARTERS that waited upon the Welshman, WEST ROLLS HIGH. In combination sets. Thomas intimated that although he NEWTON ADVERTISING AGENCY MUFFLERS, full dress and CAPTAIN TO RETURN HOME would gladly assist them If possible The high scorers at the Arcade A1 every-day styles, in wide va­ as an amateur, he felt it would be un, leys on Monday were as follows, West Telephone riety. wise to risk his amateur status In again roUing high score by a small 4th Fleer, Times Building. 1S16 FANCY VESTS, the newest view of the present state of affairs as margin : West. 215; Maxwell. 212; Andy WESTEIN ART CO things from the East. Sons of England will lose their there are strong prospects of his being 1 C.lbbeon, 212; Archbald. 211; Jones. 205. Handsome. new arrivals in cleverest forward In the departure of SHIRTS and a full line of Sam Greenhalgh within a fortnight for COLLARS. the Old Country. The captain of the PYJAMAS and ROBES .DES 8. O. E. eleven figures that he has tf NUIT In several materials. “ couple of more years Teague football MERRY XMAS LUXURIOUS SMOKING JACK­ left In him and he will sign up with ETS. LOUNGING AND RATH ROBES. one of the English tefms when he The newest blocks In HATS, reaches Liverpool. Greenhalgh Is .well hard and soft. known across the pogd as a soccer star Sh-h-h-h! and two or three clubs are bidding fur All.the best makes of GLOVES. his services. He will leave Immediate ntI styles and shades. ly after New Years. A Christmas Mystery. A hundred and one other ex­ Game- on Holiday. cellent practical suggestions. The management of the J3. .O. E. We have handsome boxes for eleven will probably place Herb. Looking tells nothing. Neither moot of the smaller gifts. and Greenhalgh. a brother of the. depart­ we jutrk attractively ea aa to ing athlete, at centre forward aft does feeling. What is it? make the gift exceptionally organise their forward line. PUyers presentable. of the Thistle and Sons of England Unfasten the knot Loosen the paper. VISIT "THE STYLE SHOP" clubs are requested to be at Beacon Hill to-morrow afternoon, a game hav­ THIS EVENING SURE. ing been arranged between these two. Weill clubs for the holiday. The kick-off SAM tiREENHALGH will take place at 2.S8 sharp/ This is a pleasant surprise. “Lowney’s” Chocolate Bon-Bons I — Cwmigfcaa ft Melaaa play for the world’s 14-2 balk-line] I “The Style Sirop"] crown held by the New Tor!: star and I CONSIDERING the match, which will lie of 604 points. I wW -be -contested- m-Kew- Vsfft * 11 •SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES" the middle of February. s8k see 465 Yates Street * THOMAS CASE T*. J. Doran, owner of the Jubilee I rink, a prominent Montreal hockey | Lowney’s are the bonniest bon-bons magnate, dropped dead on Saturday that Christmas Day can bring. The choc­ SSTH REGIMENT He was one of the original directors of | A letter received by W. C. Moresby, the N. H. A. olate coatings are full and rich in blend. “ Compliments of the Victoria Rugby Union, indicates that the Rugby Union are now consld Syracuse la fighting hard for a place I The centres are nuts, cream and all man­ Victoria Fusiliers In the International Baseball League, j ering the Thomas case. Secretary ner of good things ______„— of the Season ” NOTICE. They may succeed In getting that Jer­ Marriott, of the (fid Country body, has sey City franchise The Sergeants are requested I.» meet written that the local clubs must not on Monday next, the 10th Inst- at 8 play with or against Northern Union Dickie Rudolph, the leading pitcher | |Mn. In the Mess Room. Qreen Block. And there’s no penalty in eating a lot players, but In viéw of the Victoria of the International league, wants an­ Broad stieet $ to tt... i--vrvrr.. ,->.1'*■eve-,Op**» to 'Public afternoon, until New Year’s Day. Admission. 64 cents. A 20 GUAGE GUN FROM BUTT TO MUZZLE. Rinks will be announced later. ,

VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1912 10 ACTION FOLLOWS CAR CONTAINING SIX MOOSE ENTERTAIN m_ JUMPED EMBANKMENT IN NEW QUARTERS

Only One Man Hurt in Early Club Holds Smoking Concert SIR RICHARD M’BRIDE Morning Smash- on Dallas —Move to Larger Premises SERVED WITH WRIT Road HU* May Yet Be Necessary Procrastination The growth of the Moose order in in Consequence of Incident in Six occupants of a motor car had narrow estai*;* from death early V*1® the city has been so rapid that already Which Mrs. Freda Wenger morning when the car in which they the Moose Club is proposing to move Claims She Was Injured were driving down the steep hill on the Into larger quarters than tljose recent­ Has brought you, still Dallas road, just below Slmcoe street, ly occupied over' the Royal Dairy, ad­ failed to take the turn at the base or the grade and leaped over the four- jacent to the^’alrfield block. Action against Sir Richard McBride foot embankment, throwing the six A smoker was held last evening in without that Gift, to for the recovery of flO.OOb damages for men out. The car was smashed to the club rooms, and there was a large alleged injuries was started by Mrs. pieces, but Jowly one of the * attendance. Fred Wenger this morning. The writ I Basil G. Prior, the owner and timer, The removal to even larger premises the Eve of Christmas was Issued In the Supreme Court by I was injured, and he sustained bruises is anticipated on account of the open­ J. C. McIntosh, counsel for Mrs. on hie left leg. ing up of the charter shortly, to en­ Wenecr. The car was proceeding down tne able new members to come In to "the Let us remind you then that here UP TO THE LAST, you Mrs. Wenger asks the damages for Dallas road about half-past four this benefits of the order on easy terms. Injuries she claims she received when morning when the accident occurred, The present quarters Include billiard will find such variety, such service and such prices as will she was struck by Sir Richard's auto- and the aplU was occasioned by me I and pool room, reading room, library, » mobile near the fountain at the **ter" wheels skidding at the right angu ar and other conveniences of a well-ap­ section of Government street end turn. The police ambulance wa-i sum­ pointed club.. dispel all doubt and difficulty. Douglas street late "In the afternoon of moned from the Dallas hot>l and all November 11. The motor car was six men were taken to police head­ driven by Ray Findlay. Hlr Richard s quarters Prior s injuries were there chauffeur, who was later committed I»' given first aid treatment, and the men WILL RECEIVE A Fine Show of Magistrate Jay,for trial on a charge ef Vt-ere then lent home. In the Shoe Section ii^gllgont driving. The tide was at Its lowest ebb at 4 Of course, we’re doing a big Btisinesa in Blouses ' In her evidence at Findlay's: prelim­ o’clock or the automobile might have jumped right into the water. Nothing CHRISTMAS BAT I Slippers for Christmas gift», but let ns re­ inary hearing, which she gave In her A Great A new lot of CHINA SILK BL0CSK8, , ward at the hospital, as ahe was too but a soft bed of sand was beneath the embankment at half-past four, how- mind you that there are elwaje new weak to attend court. Mrs. Wenger de- nice plain shapes, in black and cream, F dared that the automobile knocked her* Reduction styles in footwear at wonderful value 1 down as she was holding her young The men who were In the car were Young Women's Christian As­ prices being added to our stock. This is soft double collars and cuffs. $5.00 child. She was In the hospital for some N. F. Pab*en, of the Palace saloon; C. time. The physic ians stated that aha N. PureCllB, Fairfield block; Bert sociation Will Extend Wel­ the exclusive agency for * * Dorothy Dodd !«haw, 777 Broughton street; James To-day in the _ n> ma-Very deMcate come-to Strangers — omf “AoM Medal” Sheeg-XruurH.-xntl - T)ATKTY~nKLAINE, ltrpreTTr «rtored ~ - at the time of Ihe accldem and * w*» WrroB. StHOPr"hotel;- awtP - G. Prior, who rooms at the Bellevue here are some other spectat items ; been learned that her condition since Price of stripes, plain tailored shapes, tucked or Was extremely complicated at one apartments. period. Mrs. Wenger Is now recovering To-morrow afternoon and evening I LADIES' BOOTS Smoking Jackets, splendid value», al plain fronts...... $2.00 gradually. . „ the secretary. Ml»» Bradshaw, and the Labrador Velour Calf, laced, double soles. $4.25 Several witnesses at the preliminary |5.6e, IS.fi» and 11.60. young women of the T. W. C. A. at the I hearing told of seeing Mrs. W'efiger Box Calf, Bluchers, self tips...... $3.50 corner ot quadra street and Caledonia 0 struck as she was on the roadway ?n-^ REGIMENT SNOOTS FOR TURKEYS Mink Furs Dongola, Bluchers, patent tips.. .$*.*& «lea coring to avoid an approaching avenue, will be at home to any visitor» I Hair Combs and who care to call during the day, I street car. ? Fifth Regiment Mae Fine Sport at Drill Hall—Same Good stranger» In the city being accorded n Ornaments Hundreds of Gifts that men. like con­ Scares Made. particularly cordial greeting. Tea will I be served, and a sociable time la aa- I To-day many of onr most Laces and veniently displayed for rapid shopping handsome Kura in th." beat The variety here is as great as else­ at the Red Arrow Store, J. N-. Harvey. Over mil member» turned out for , cured all who care to call At the Ltd.. 114 Yates Street * the Fifth Rrglment turkey «hoot at the headquarters, Courtney street. Christ- 1 labrador Mink will be sold at Trimmings where, snd in pretty Combs and Barettes sj —------— drill hall last evening. »ome excep­ mas dinner will be served as usual at I aiibetantial réduction». of Ladies making Christmas gifts will fln.l we offer a wide choice. Christmas pudding is. to a certain tionally good ecoree being made, and 11 o'clock and It la es parted that. In I whifti three are example» ; extent, a sadlv libelled luxury. It is the following being th» »ucce«*fut com­ addition to some of the members of I a wealth of help and suggestion in ouï BARETTES, from 10c to...... $2.00 often denounced as being indigestible petitor» for the twenty-live bird» kind­ the hoard of directors. Rev. Mr. Dodds, I Two lBiik Shoulder Caps* Fancy Laces. Vat. Maltese and Honiton The truth is, so medical experts de­ ly donated by the regimental officer»: .of racema. and Mrs. Dodda. will bel COMBS, from 10c each to, set. $12.50 clare. that a well-made plum-puddio* Series 1. Claw 1—1. Hit nd master Lad. while the mean pewnlaw tel which are marked $195, now in all styles. A tine display of Trim­ , constitute* what is in every way oapi- Roger»; I. Sergt. deCaitenet. . and Silk Mufflers, plain snd fringe ends; all the best shades in fancy BLew helhline In Victoria for the marl:» and Seherlee department I Miaaea and Children we hare Wostenholm’s Famous Cutlery Lrum h bare, according le the statement I some beautiful sets at wonder­ weaves ; $6.00 to ...... ,C ..'.' by o H Barnard. M. P. «• Met ful value Heure». Msde in Sheffield return from Ottawa yesterday. He ealdl he expected the structure would root I -Weheveaiull jlJO.e». and that the present sltel would he used fee the propoeed new I assortment of customs building and examining ware I house Mr. Barnard added thil l»r OUTLEBY IN CASES understood the Sir John Jackson Com­ CABVBBS IN CASES pany. which Is to build the new break- water, has already started ants of its 1 at Y OUR SERVICE TO-NIGHT SPOONS IN OASES construction plant on the ior.g trio to I POCKET KNIVES this city from Capctowa, whets the I UNTIL 10.30 O'CLOCK company has been engaxed at n con-1 ETC., ETC. * tract, He expressed, the tor» that an I appropriation of n million dollars I HH Very suitable for would he laid before parliament In the gp < 'hristmas presents. eatlmales shortly to provide ter the I construction of piers simultaneously with the bundles of «he breakwater. He believed It would be a good policy. I end the chief engineer of the public Half-Price LG. Prior & Company, Ltd. Lty. works department was of the opinion All Millinery Corner Government and Johnson Streets. that the piers could be built at the | same time at a lower ultimate coat. in All WEATHER BULLETIN Models at ! Daily Report Furnished by the Victoria I Millinery Meteorological Department Half-Price I Victoria. Dec 51-» » m -The pressure I 739 Yates St. Phone 1391 l, high over the North Pacific state». bull J tow areas ever II» Csedlsn,ravine, from the Pai-lflc to the lehrs, sad «"Other

Christmas would not be i have occurred weet of the range* I l,no lower temperaturre are ««nerM In gravertde. There was a very largr at­ II» prslrte provinces t.» weather ron- tendance of the deceased's friends, end I tlnues fair and cold, with light snow at | OBITUARY RECORD numerous floral tributes. The pall­ I Winnipeg. y^weeaata bearer» were: Messrs Henry CaBcw. Christmas but for the 1 For * hours rndlmT» P ">. Widnesday WE WISH YOU A J. Woodward, Ororgr Basshawe, Victoria and vicinity- Fresh to strong The death occurred last evening at John twFevre. William Hodge, and southerly wind, and galea, rloody end St Joseph's hospital ot Mrs Em»> happy interchange of West, wile of Wallace West,.* Carry Ru«H*n. and cold, with I road. The deceased, who was 34 year» ALL A MERRY I elect or rain. of age. wea a native of Toronto, and Thr funeral of the late Montroae Reports at I a.m. i had lived In thla city lor <** '**« Ora hams took place at 1 F' m,J***"' wishes. We wish you Iwrnty-ftvr year.. »h« «• day. from the residence of several «nail children. The .cased-s mother, Mrs. 4. A CHRISTMAS will take place on Thursday from the 111 HUlsIdr avenue. W "Î British Columbia funer^Vfuneral, P®rl«>rn.P»rl..r«, petout rbuchurch,rch, where ite'Hev arret no dsBnlt. Urn. haU»Mft.s«« _ a. i»H a Merry Christmas TrsïnI '^Kamloops ~.W;' WSSI— Barometer.HTI. llhiudy.------* :.V.— Meurs. D. D. McTavIsh, I ture. M; minimum. »; wind, 8 mile* ». W.. ______Messrs. D. D. Muther. part cloudy- The funeral of the late Loulae NeHle Emil Krh, Herman Km. Barkervllle -Barometer. »«tv tunfm* Bilging» took place this oHerwswa at » man. J. Cathead, and Or. H O. l jujjümum, . wind, calm ; weather. ie'dotk from th» family residence Ivel’s Pharmacy I "(Benjtrnt.’' Cralgflower road. «♦ «-; Ha*»»» . . ,..JJ /'min Fra or toco--Barometer. WO: tern teen minute» later from BL IMvIour a The funeral of the late Mr*. Dlxl 1415 Government ' Street, Westholme Hotel Building. Iperature. <3; minimum. 42; wind. 4 mil*» Church. Rev. Robert Connell ottli latlng Rosa rook place this morning at 18. weather, clear. __ The following acted as pattbeatw- Edmonton— Barometer. 28-48; temh*T** a m from the family residence. ture, 24; minimum. 20; wind. 4 mile* 8.W.; MesureMessrs. Robert Btevens.Sievene. Wm.win. HteNpni.rteve,,.. • -v„u, Rev. w. I- Clay ol»l- I >unc»U McTsiith. Alec 11rs y shew ins b» attendant* of the de- DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICERS. boetInfer mayor were WlUlem Delby. » . tv. •.» ' “ 1*- a-imwa, • > «•* velim ■ V » -•—> waatkex. pafl M jm. TWt Î cM^!ed> frlendi? being" preemt. and Winnipeg—Rai «xnïrtr, HI; tNnJrtr d Atac. Trail. mere — €, H. Tubmen, and J. B. McCallum. mxeSL *?. 09*** tribut** anrl a * The four deputies for the aidermanlc - x < a *■- rotr*P*o, 11 8 E': e SrLdarice of ni t*d Hm> Klfll rwteem Th wWWK Lortmer. George Orton end r. AUett. Victoria Dally Whether. deceased woman. The following act*# aa pallbearer*: M Obarrvaliona takao 6 a. m., neon an<1 5 Krh. K Maegnwah, E It Bleikwood. Five ballots were required les} even­ Polling tehee place on January It, w. A JAMESON COFFEE CO. Ip. m.. Monday: ing at the city «une» meeting before nominations betas fixed from 12 till Tffmparatura. » The funeral of the late Thomas lllg- Dr B. H. nayee. W IHimy anAll ,Y TIMES. TUESDAY, DETKMBER 24,1912 ♦MIIIM»** 19136161 THE EVENING CHIT CHAT Will There Be a * SOCIAL AND PERSONAL By RUTH CAMERON

****** WAS HEART FAILURE Once upon a time there was a man Greeting R. Wndley. of Sidney, la et the t>o tiildren planned to VICTR0LA minion hotel. club together and *tve him a big easy chair for Chrlet- A. P. Temple man, of Seattle, la at the And Gave Me Up—But “Fruit- IN YOUR HOME THIS May the SOLID Dominion hotel. Now of course a a-tives" Cured Me large part of the CHRISTMAS GOLD of Christmas Robert Stephen, of Kelowna, Is at the value of any gift is “Moorfleld., Ont.. March IB. lilt. the element of sur­ A Small Deposit Now Will Keep joy fill your hearts Dominion hotel. • e • "I suffered from severe Indigestion prise. and so the One For You and Dyspepsia for nearly two yeara. and your homes. May Miss Hall, of Seattle, la a giMWt at the family made every •‘1 could not tak^ food without fear- effort to have this PRICES FROM the EMERALD of Dominion hotel. lul distress. Two doctors thought my I gift a complete disease was Heart Failure and incur­ They of Winnipeg. Is staying faith lead you- unto J. Spencer, able, and I expected to die In a short I went downtown to $20 to $250 at the Empress. ^ # # time. My son asked me to try 'Fruit- | / I buy the chair one easy payments arranged the PEARL of Hope. a-fives.' ! ^ day when father May that flawless Miss Weir, of Kelowna. Is staying at "From the outset. I was better and Vwta^away on a We carry the largest stock of Re- 1 business trip; they the Dominion hotel. gradually .this fruit medicine com- j Vkter-Vietrola cords in the city. Charity (love) which pletely cured me. mssamsmAmmssMasAi had It sent to a H.ho.an* F Waring, of Vancouver, is staying "I took perhaps a doten boxes- now neighbor's house, planning to bring it passeth all under­ at the Empress' hotel. 1 am cured and have gained over 30 across on Christmas morning whlle^ standing, shine on you pounds in weight. father was shaving; and they most , T. H. White, of Vancouver. I» regl»- "HENRY SPEBR8" (Justice of Peace) perseverlngly drilled into the mind of Montelius Piano House, Ltd, as .the pure light of ter.il at the Kmpreaa.^ "FrUlt-a-tives" are sold by all deal­ the Lltllest One that she muan t say ers at 60c. a box, « for $2.60. trial sise anything about the chair to father. it 04 GOVERNMENT STREET (!. A. Eme» I» «laying at the Emprcs, some priceless DIA- 26c—or sent on receipt of price by Christmas morning, at the breakfast Factary Distributers far British Columbia and Vuken hotel from Vancouver Fruit-a-lives. Limited. Ottawa, table, father startled Uttleet One by OND, remarking; "1 have an Idea that I’m 8. 8. Bon.l I» reglalcred at the Em- going to have a great big present, about

prea. from Vancouver Walker, eldeat daughter of Mra. M. E r -

twice as big as you .are. Won’t you *

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Walker, of Sidney, B. C.. and J. R- O. Trieur of Winnipeg, arrived at the Brennan, also of Hldnev. were united w .

Dominion holel yealerday. In marriage by Rev. J B. Warnleker. b The bride, who was unattended, wore M M. Robert win, of Midway, la "lay­ her travelling dress of golden brown TO ALL ing at the Dominion hrael. — whipcord, with trimmings of baby Irish lace and Alice blue velvet, with beaver & Duncan J. H. Mills, of Vancouver, t, régla­ hat to match. Owlhg to recent bereave­ tcred at the Empress hotel. ment in the bride's family only the Im­ THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE mediate relatives were present. Im­ Successors te J. C. Lee, of Vancouver, Is among the mediately after the ceremony Mr. and SEASON CHALLONER A MITCHELL guests at the Empress hotel. Mrs. Brennan left for Seattle and ether • » • points south, and on their return to Comer of Bread and View Sts. A. it. Allison, of Prince Rupert, is a British Columbia will make their home ûovX SL Phene STS. the Dominion hotel. In Sidney. Car. of W. F. Kelly la staying at the Em- Ed. O. Donahue, of San Francisco, Cormorant hotel from Vancouver. registered At the Dominion hotel ye*- H. A. Dennla. of Sidney, reglatere* at the Dominion hotel yesterday. Robert F. Fulton Is In the Ht y from Nanaimo, and Is staying at the Em­ impress A. McDonald, of North Saanich, la press h<»t« I. "laying at the Dominion hotel. W. 8. Vlc-DonalcT Is in the city from TjWhet weviy 1LUS H. ML Matthews, of Nicola. Is among Vaneouver and Is staying at lh« at the Empress hotel. the guests press hotel. And then Vhrlslmas morning, when The Only Act of Its Kind H. J. famble. of Vancouver, is among the family were all breaHjIeyly watch- We Thought So ! C. O. Pennoek has arrived in the city ‘ ive torn off the Frad—MOZARTS—Eva the gue.ta at the Empreaa hotel. injc him. ■ould h^’ from Vancouver and Is registered at the wrappings from that chair aa If he and someone important, too. original Snow Shoe I>ancers. present Empress hotel. D. W. Hlgglna. of Vancouver, la hadn't the vaguest idea what it could "Snowed In** be. and then he could have b^en ao sur­ reglalereel at Ihe Empreaa hotel. arrived In the cttjr W. J. Smith has----- prised when he found out. Two Pretty Little Playmates from Vancouver and is staying at the I happened to know ha could do all THE QUAKER MAIDS 8. O. Crurale. of Vancouver, Empress hotel. at the Emprea- hotel yesterda thl. because I know that he la a very Hong. Slid Hence, That are clever man. That Is, clever aa to mind A MERRY CHRISTMAS. TO YOU. Different. I'm afraid my ratine of bis heart vlev- Mra. John Hlraeh, . i neea has gone down considerably réglâtered at the Empnaa hotel. A Comic and Original Couple ... alncg this IncManl. •salt hie THE BIMBO* B Reid and Mra. Raid, of Vancouver, own p«n«tratta»n at the expense of the are guest" at the Dominion hotel. The Brainstorm Comedian family's disappointment. e.e e JOHN NEFF Mra. M Lauraaoo arrived at the Em- ofjSmaSr. prraa hotel yesterday from Seattle. alive el this santfth cousin. AND MINNIE FOSTER the Dominion hotel yesterday Mr Z. V Mr Adam la among There are doubtless Comedy Mualclana himself and Wife. whlrh will net be the complete the Empress betel from V lag y»» surgela-, they arare loin ded. ta be. TWILIGHT PICTURES Albert Young, of Maple Creek, arrived dm-» wishing yeu the ability an* In. 6 E. Hdwklna la the guest a In Victoria yesterday and registered wt‘ cllnatlen to act A Merry the Mmprese hotel from West holme the Dominion hotel. V • • • balky package you caught eight of In Butler's furniture store has Mra. E. C. Rose, of Albert Ilea*, ar­ H. Ray new and C. <\ Conery, *f rived at the Dominion^ hotel yesterday the .halt could puaatMy be the etlh puff moved to Christmas! Spring Island, aw slaving *t the Do­ you've long wanted, or thkt auepNIew- FANCY DRESS minion during a short Visit In Victoria. |y thin bundle the eapraeenuin btwught VICTORIA THEATRE Sidney R. Pearce, of Mission, regis­ tered at the Dominion hotel yesterday to the house the other night might poe. Hospital Cinderella Mr. and Mrs. Tinch. and Miss Tlnch. albly be nn umbrella for yea. Esquimau Bead 1.1. MMtCt. THURSDAY, DECEMBER of this* city, see wpending Vhrlslmas W H Crowell and Mrs Crowell, ol with Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson, of Van- Between Head and Rltilet streets, and The Queen ef Beauty. of the will have black mark for that kind of deception. showing a line selection of DAUGHTER* OF PITY Rocker* Morr4* Deo. M BENEDICT BANTLY1 CONCERT. Carpets, Rug- Wilfrid Doughty la w the ystzfo. Empress chairs •ultahie for Xmas pNüénts at Vancouver, staying *t the The following Interesting programme ALEXANDRA CLUB hoteL was given recently at his*»* stuomstudio J»ypy 4 to 7 p.m., younger children. the pupils of Benedict Bantly. each of Admission 64c at door, Mr*. Q. Rtrschan end Mrs. 8. Rows, the performers showing carefully pre­ g.se p.m. to 2 a.m.. adults, and of Vlrden, are guests at the Dominion pared work, and, In roost instances, older children. hotel. well-defined ability: Admission, $1.60 Violin and Plants—Wallxew. Op. 3» Original New York Production. Ticket* may be obtained from Yesterday afternoon a very quiet ...... Brahms Hlbben A Co.. Short!. Hill A wedding took place at the First Baptist Company of $6—40 Casino Girls. Ml,» Lotus Griffith and Benedict Bantly Duncan. Redfera. Wtlkereon, parsonage, when Miss Evallne E. Plano—Spinning Song . Mendelssohn Prices, 50c ta Fltxpatrlck A O’Connell., D. E. Miss Ixiulse Hayward Feats on sale Monday. December 23. Campbell. Dean A Hlacock*. Plano—Crescendo ...... Per 1st aeon Admission for evening will be Miss Kathryn Bradshaw strictly by ticket, so pleaae pur- Plano- Valse .Goddard PRINCESS THEATRE chose early. ------Miss Ina Gordon WILSON’S piano— Nocturne. Op. 37. No. 2-Chopin Miss Muriel Coll Is Week Commencing. Monday, Dec. 23. Violin—Concertino ..-»»»---- ■» H. Sltt The William# Stock Co. present» Candies!1 INVALIDS PORT WINE Miss Bessie Forbes Puddinssl Cakes! ! Piano—Prelude. Op. 2S, No Rex Beach'» Melodrama fg Valae C. Sharp Minor Miss Charlotte Foot “The Barrier” Plano— Fruehl Ingsrd uschen . HlmUng Frira»—10c. tec. tec M.tlnra wed- Misé Grace Mutrle ■eedir and Baturday, 10e and ■$•* Sonata Op. 20 Andante Con Var. Curtain Eventage, S.1I: Matinee. Scherzo ...... Beethoven Mi Reserved seats on aat» at Dean A Brimming Mr. A. R. Dobson A Hlacock'a ear- Broad and Yale» tat Ml w frai,. 72 ISS Wineglass -Andante and Rondo Cap- Christmas Day they will be on eale Mendelssohn at box office. el Wlleen’e Invalid»' Pert Mi.. Edith Bray Wiaetakr n regularly before each Faachlngsschwank »ua Mil maal will give you Wise ...... Schumann MAJESTIC THEATRE Miss Lotus Griffith moon EMI. SMHB.U.SA. A Good Appetite Programme Monday and Tuesday. Good DlgMtioii children, no plan of Good Muscle» -The' Dawning" Good Nerve» Special feature, 2,000 feet Good Spirit» “The Balkan War- Prepare For the A Clear Brain Real fighting at Lula Burgas. good health ' “The Vintage ef Fate" Rainy Days happiness family la a large Christie** bo*. Thl* An exciting «tory of California. la decorated with greeneryand crcpc ees* t^L'„!r.L2mt!d OCTORS KUO W I "Australian Bronche Busting" having your boots and kboes fitted paper. and Is placed In the dining-room with substantial in a special corner. Into It Ul* mem "Tha Adventure a# the Bottan* YOUR of the family put their gifts for A snappy comedy. Soles and Hi other, and any packages that ar- will resist the word by mail or delivery messenger are that we s«-t- also put In• the -----box. It la. of course, a to have go» to have I» to look matter wl point of honor that so leeiie MwtepUï IWn be, but In the coat I* at the names on the parcelji when open­ WESTHOtME 6R1LL ing the box td put' “ *»*e*-~ Manday and Tuesday. GUARANTEE SATISFACTION UU, ------_,_llmpee. the ...u r^pte,t eimoloy skillful.kmfu.mra men _and parcel, arc laid with the addrraa aide -The Man They Sterne InibS“the** of leatbra. down. On Chrlatma, morning, either „ . hurry,hXrv. thaV#that's justlu.t the^the. time IfIT in a* •*“**ji before or after breakfast, the head of Two thousand feet./' when I can pléaae you the Teuchin* .*.*<• dranrb- Special Attraction the family dispense» the packages from thé box, and merriment may be caused “Dotty the Dancer." Con FEWEST i by the acting "Santa," giving a . de- phptaesaaiMP -:$!»•»$ BIIBEfEHOM WlLtMS SeWAHW mm[jiiftfrtlW'l? ttta «rttïérttk .a# - IW, *4* Fort Engllah Soubrette "Just Hate," Comedy for whom the gift le Intended. Rainana Tria. The Real Heintimsn Piano—Victor-Victrolss and PROF. TURNER'S UNRIVALLED IL&9TE1 ORCHESTRA Prompt Attention to Out-of-Town Orders. (UCKIS8KU1 Mill... ^ Fsrtr Tff".g aj*J£ia?. Every Evening « to - ta*. «Hlwa mwtra» FaiRplBl rcc

FOR TREATING THE YOUNG CHINA DESIRES OLD MUD FLATS TO OBTAIN OPEN O^OR

Và*Couve* Comprenensive Plan Should Be Important Problems Pertain to Adopted by City Council— Asiatic Emigration to vf Would Pay Dividends Latin Republics

Orest Interest has been aroused In The subject of Asiatic migration to the scheme to commence the troprov-;- the South American continent otiene n-ftnt of the old tiiud flats at th » ienr up an tnterretlns tleld of speculation, of the ICmpress hotel, -he first oht»> X— A of which is the swimml.-g hsths pn- and one that la certain to be greatly Ject widened, and the subject preeeeted Mr. Justice Martin wr.«t« Isst wee under several now aepecta aa the re­ on the subject, ami S' was taken up sult of the maktna of the Panante again last evening in a communication canal, for some time past, says the from Robert WlUlal.i Clsrk. After referring to an ineffectual attempt t.J Times, there have been Indication» get something of th* kind taken vp of change In the nature of Chinese 1 **" vl» four or flv«i years »f.(K Mr. Clark emigration, of Important modifica­ raid: “I wanted them to get for tion in those social characteristic» 44i V-e* /c^ *- eastern capitalist», a pr ce put on the which have been developed In the race flats at which they could he purchased by centuries of anreetor-worship and Me' or leased for a term of 60 years for the gcogreuhlcaJ Isolation. The rigidly le- purpose of building swimming »mth*. callied rondltiona arulna from Uie*« winter garden, aquarium, and a large Gauges are gradually yielding to the Concert hall, also a place where prom­ changes wrought In the Chinese peo­ enade hand concerts would be given ple's physical and mental environment. every afternoon and evening. I could that. In several countries, we now not get any proposition from the coun­ see the Chinese emigrant from the cil of that day. more emancipated southern provinces “1 was extremely sorry, as a ptrvpçel casting off the fundamental tradition " SB Hon of this kind would he a tn-m-ml of eifccatnr~ worship which require. hie ous asset to the city. body to be burled In the ancestral home. Relieved from this tradition “I am extremely glad to see the and from Its economic disabilities, the council are taking up the .matter of swimming bathe, hut 1 would like to ^.'’^"LrtkuUrî*' til" cmL" In them go .till further, purchaee he «hhdt oi.r him fair the scouts in action—a seasonable hold up. those countries which offer land in the block that adjoins the prospecta of a Tome, congenial sur­ flats and does not belong to the city, roundings. end equal opportunities. Jort; Dr. Young that provision be and hulld a thoroughly up-to-date pro­ We find In South America rich and In­ made In the Normal schools »>oth her* position for the amusement of the peo­ fluential rhlnese colonies at Lima. nd In Vancouver for the Inclusion of ABD TWO CANDIDATES ple such as I have described. Tt ’would Iqulque, and Guayaquil under condi­ AMBULAN8E WORK help more than anything else to- at­ series op lectures in first aid In the tions widely differing from those which regular curriculum, lecturers for which tract winter tourists here, and keep obtain amongst the emigrants to should he specially appointed. Votes them. North America and Canada. Many TO ELECTION ROSTER Without having proper plane drawn NOTABLY IMPROVED of thanks were passed to Mr. Dallnin, Intermarry with Peruviana and be­ ictorla ; Mr. Mliter; Mrs. flch.defleld, up. and without visiting other cities come Christiana, jealously preserving ictorla; Mr. McOuckle, of Nanaimo; that have like amusements. It Is hard at the same e their nationality. to say what the cost would be. In all and Mr. Brown, of this city for gener­ Laborers' Protective Union The sincerity of their patriotic feel­ St. John's Ambulance Associ­ ous assistance which they had given probability It would run to $$00,006. ings for tti homeland was manifested in the forming of cleases. Will Be Represented in Field •Without doubt It would he the lately by large subscriptions to the ation Holds Second Provin­ greatest attraction from the tourist funds of the revolutionary party. The Treasurer’s Report of tropical colonization where the un. “Our charter Is bel ore our eyes." at Municipal Election standpoint as well as for attracting sum actually subscribed by the Chin­ cial Annual Meeting residents to the city that Victoria "poor white" becomes a derelict and runs the booklet—"No Destitute child R. O. Pennock. manager of the Bank ese in Lima, Iqulque. and Guayaquil Ever Refused : but as we hear the could possibly have. the negro a burden. . Vancouver, and treasurer of the amounted to nearly a" million sterling. ceaseless patter of their approaching "A very wise suggestion was made ritlsh Columbia branch of the asso­ Much Has Happened. feet, end see the long vista of their ciation, reported a balance of $199.62. Two more candidates for the alder­ a short time since that municipal golf •SEED-PODS OF SUCCESS—NOT Th»* second annual meeting of the The emigration movement from the little appealing fare, we realise that Progress had been hampered by the man ic seats are announced. They are links he secur'd FAILURES." their answer lies with you." British Columbia council of the 8t. It is an admirable suggestion, and thickly-populated provinces of Fuh- difficulty of securing supplies, and the coming out under Independent aus­ klen. Kwangtung. and Kwangsl to­ The Home* have this year been pass­ John's Ambulance Association was one. if cairted out. would add tremend­ This Is the title of the latest Illus­ government would he approached this pices. although receiving the endorsa- wards America may be said to date ing through very deep waters, and the held lam evening at • the Alexandra year for a larger grant. ously to Victoria’s popularity. trated booklet issued by Dr. B»ruade"» council have had t0_.con.ider most tton of the Victcfria laborers' Protee- •These two propositions could he from the Burlingame Treaty of lift, i ft shows how the Home dut». •. he president, pr. Bry done-Jack, whereby the United fas yet bftssfuMy carefully w hether It w odd! he i*os.Ihie Ambulance Brigade. —- tiveTTnlon. handled for about one million dollars, gather their children—“little lump, of unconscious of the yellow race’s to maintain the charter. They make an vf Vancouver, in the chair. The elec­ Major McTavIsh reported that Sir A R. ffhetk and A. E. Ambruster are and the talks 1 have had with several plastic ciay"—front the poorest district. earnest appeal for help to assist them tion of officer» fr>r the vmrotnr yw economic superiority > agreed with Hehty tteflaU. Who Was charge of the jthe candidates selectfkL 'fhalr nâmes interested -parties I IfHteve that after sr the country. Una by one they to keep the doors from closing on the aulted In the following: Patron of the China in recognising "the Inherent organisation of ambulance brigades, 16 months’ operation, of from 6 to 16 come, several every working day. "out tiniest child that knocks. < oitnrll; Lieut. -Qovernor Paterson has sent information to the effect that were before the labor meeting lajt per cent, dividend# would be paid,” __id Inalienable right of man to change of the deeps." up to and through the his hoike and allegiance" Much has Gifts of aft kinds -money, clothing, president. Dr. Bryson*-Jack; vlc?- his secretary, Mr. Colline. of Toronto, Tuesday, but were not placed on the "Trusting, gentlemen,, that you will .pen door. "We claim.’ say I he blankets, toys. etc., will be specially " ,»rvsid. nt. Rev. K O. Miller; secretary, will bo in the province shortly in con­ ticket chosen by that assembly. Mr. see your way clear to consider these happened since then, and now Young Homes, “the Bret few years. We pal cHtlna deeply resents the Exclusion welcomed at this Christmas season by Major McTavIsh; treasurer. C. O. Pen nection with the formation of a bri­ Sherk Is very well known as s civic matters In s favorable light and place and press, smooth and mould the me Acts and the r Imputation of moral In­ the honorary director. William Baker. nock; travelling-secretary. J. J employee for the |wat fifteen years, them ttefore the electors at the coming testai beneath our lingers. Into the M.A.. LL.R. at headquarters. 1« to'ît. gade- feriority In the yellow race aa a cloak Dougan; and auditor, O. E. Winter. secretary’s Report. and was a witness at the sewers inves elv« tlon.1 little feeble hands we place the t ills Stepney Causeway, ï-ondon K. The executive committee consist* of tt gat Ion in September. He, will make for the economic inferiority of the of life; Into the little eager hearts ths This was read by Major McTavIsh. white; therefore. Young China makes •Robert B. Fulton, of Nanaimo: Dr. the sewers question an Important TO SURVEY FOR BRIDGE. will and power to use them. Gradually Easy Shopping at the J. N. Harvey commanding the 16th Field Ambulance. no secret of * # desire to obtain equal David Donald, of VIctorla; " and Dr. plank In his platform. Apart from Is the hand, grow strong, the hearts tiro tore. All gif Is displayed convenient­ C. A. M. C.. and called attention once treatment, and th* "open door" for the Geo Wilson, of New Westminster. bor affiliations, he has been asked to Engineer From Department Publie and steady and true. We have ue-d ly for the last day's shopping. • again to the marked impetus which Asiatic overseas The eounrtt members nra: Mr.Dal- had taken place fit the work thrrmgb SMt ^ Spring Works W u Inysftijists “ njeur the years that are ours; to the nation lain. Dr. Donald, both of Victoria; Dr. rthw tar- distant day eAkrTToRowiNo too. the interest shown by His Royal High Ridge and Fern wood for the city conn Narrows Bridge Fr< Se give the rili*. "We have ana Geo. Wilson, of New Westminster; by force of arms or argument, China ness the Duke of Connaught. Active ell, but up to the present has declined. from destruction the childhood, and 10 Robert B. Fulton, of Nanaimo; Dr. shall be In a position to secure th- centres had been established at Vic He is president of the union which has That a surveyor named by the pub their country we give the youth and Sydney. Cape Breton, Faya Emerson, of Ladysmith; David Brow n, rights, the surplus population of her toria, Vancouver. Nanaimo. Ladysmith, endorsed his candidature. lie works department will make an age of profiting and profitable cltlsene." Wages Annually.] of Victoria; Dr. King, of Cran brook J L. Martin, former secretary of the official survey with a view to ascer­ congested regions must either emi­ The Homes claim the sympathy of Cumberland. Cranbrook. South Wel­ grate or starve, and as the Influence of William Burns. of Vancouver; and union, will be supported for school taining the feasibility of bridging the the public for the essential sanity and The following facts give striking evi­ lington. North Vancouver. New West modern Ideas has Imbued the Can Rev. Canon D'Basum. of New West trustee. Seymour Narrows, was an announce­ wisdom of their work. Not with the dence of the growth of Sydney, Cape minster. Records showed that 666 peo­ ton esc with a distinct aversion *o star minster. In addition to which one more, The Voters’ League committee Is In­ ment made yesterday by O. H. Bar­ “failures." the “throw-outs," do they Breton. Nova Scotia. The annual turn­ ple had received instructions as com ration. It la to be expected that, to make up a council of ten pared with *27 the previous year. This terviewing a number of candidates nard, M. P.. on his return to the city. deal They gather the seed-pods of sue over of Sydney's mercantile houses, I* to l»e appointed by the executive. whom It Is proposed to endorse, and He stated that Hon. Robert Rogers soon as more direct means of com cess; they treasure and ripen them in ov,r year 417 had received certificates, ns munication are established bet exclusive of locally manufactured pro­ Dr. Brydone-Jack and Major McTav the result will be reported to another had telegraphed to the effect that an their bams: they aeatler them on the ducts. Is nearly I6.000.OW The annual compared with .213 last year. Twelve the Far East and the South American Ish were elected delegates to the eon* vouchers, one medallion, and three meeting of the league on Saturday. It engineer would be appointed and would fields of opportunity, and the nation rmount iutld out In Industrial wage. In vfelftdfi 6T the cefltfat body which Is continent, the emigration of Chinese labels had been issued to successful Is expected some seven name* will be start work soon reaps the harvest. ■ the city exceeds U.OOO.OOO TV wages to lake place St Ottawa In February. will proceed on a rapidly Increasing tin# thousand sis hundred, and thirty candidates. before the league executive for ap­ There Is a mass of data regarding In the mining and Industrial ■™-*es The meeting, which was of more the proposal in the hands of the gov­ scale towards those Republics whose hoys . and girls were admitted to the The report went on to give s desc rip­ proval, !__ within a radius of twelve miles "f *V than three hour»' duration, was devot ernment already. This was gathered undeveloped territories nffei permanent benefits of these Homes last tion of the demonstration given àt city are U.OOO.OOO every month. The ed in the main to receiving the reports AUTO'S BRAKES WERE NOT SET. largely from the reporta of engineers prospecta of remunerative employment vear, and they are doing their best to Government House grounds on Sep­ capital Invested In mining and Indus­ of the president, secretary and tress gent out to survey the line of the Can­ to their laborer» and artleans. What train them to become self-supporting tember 26 before the Duke and Duch­ trial pursuits within twelve miles ra- tirer, all of which were of jx most satis­ Backed Down Hill and Collided With adian Pacific Railway to the coast, and the Chinese coolie has done for Cali­ and not burdensome vltlsens. If these ess of Connaught, and made special dlua. ta approximate!> (100.000.000 factory characlAr. and liespoke the Herse and Wagon. wa* *#*nt * to the government some fornia and the Pnaama canal he may 1,410 children, sod others who are eon gro#th of interest in the work during reference at a later point to the honor time ago by a cltiBen»’ committee do for Chile and Peru, for Veneioela. irtantly knocking at the doors of the conferred on the president. Dr. W. D. the past few months The president An automobile belonging to Wise A which acted In conjunction with the Ecuador, and Brasil, for all the region» Bamado Homes, were allowed to drift Brydone-Jack, who. on the recommend report referred to optimistic terms to Co. was standing In Courtney street city council and the board of trade. whose economic and Industrial devel­ Into the lower scales, what a calamity alien of the Governor-General, had tty Cutlcura soap ffhe founding of a number of new near the post office about half past ten The last report on th* proposal, which opment will feel the Brat effects of the It would be to the little ones them tranche» within the Inst few weeks been made an Esquire of the Order of was made by the late H. P. Bell, eatl new Inter-oceanic trade route. The selves, to the nation, and to the future St. John in England. The reports of this morning without the brakes se There Is a widely Increased Interest and It commenced slowly to glide back mated the cost of the undertaking at problem of bringing husbandry and welfare of the Empire! and Ointment Free the various rentier» in the province In all 77.(00 children have passed In the work, which ha* been excited wards. It gained speed and ran Into $26.000.006 industry to the tropical and aub-tropl- ul,‘out^Kh.kdS.’SSï5

and visitors of Victoria. You have treated u* very liberally since we opened our office. W -e reeling liberal and good natured, ami lu re ta We have the Chriatm*» apiriVof (food will to the citiaeti* our practical demonstration ; — „ , WE OFFER FOR SALE ON

$50 Gash $50 Quarterly • - -■ mmmmmmee » — ^ N0 niÀL ûàà*i# soil. . ■ . These price* are for SATURDAY ONLY and the flint twenty buyers will get them without favoritism or reaerve. VICTORIA DAILY TIMEFf, TUESDAY, DECEMBER Si, Ï9Ï2

A talk on “Ironlte Varnish," by C The Third Annual Sales Convention Doherty, manager for Alberta, proved of W. J. Pendray A Bona, Limited— Instructive and lntereetlng. manufacturera of White Swan Soap— W. H. Lawson, who la In charge of | also proprietors of the British America the office, read & good paper on "Office Baleemanahlp." bringing out some fine Paint Co., manufacturing Bapco Pure pointera. Paint—waa held at the factory. Laurel One of the Alberta èalestnen—Mr, N. Point, on December Hth, 19th, 20th H. White, who wae preoeni m Conven­ and 21at. tion for the ftret time, read a well- Thlrty-aeven yeara ago, Mr W< 3. r e written paper on "The Kind of Afcver- Pendray atarted to manufacture aoap t tletng and Setting Help the Dealer Be- under adverse conditions, but by sheer Mr. P. Ferris, who resigned a good determination and courage he forced Pastern - position to become a member the business ahead and ea«»i year saw of W. J. Pendray A Sons* aalee staff, 4 i gradual Improvement. gave an illustrated lecture op ‘'Pre­ I The little honae he atarted to man- paring Color Schemes for the Hotne.* I ufactur* In waa soon repfaced by a Mr. Ferris Is an expert on Interior and larger building, and, aa the business exterior decoration, and his services are In great demand by architects, con- ‘ addltioas were made In the tractors, painters and property owners way of more modern machinery, etc. «J tt.inimann H.H WelcK J, Q. Reid, one of the Vartp«rçiv%r As Mr. W. 3. Pendray's sons grew Paint salesmen, prepared an artide on Advertising Manager Vancouver Manager up, he took them Into the business with "The Advantages of Ready-Mixed him, and they have proved themselves Paint Over Lead and Oil," worthy of the Important positions they WJ. Pend ray J C Pc-rviir»

now hold. -, / ‘ Managing Director Taclory SupmnninWkht Vantfluverh fUptMnlttm »

Pre/i dent J. W. McIntosh, Kootenay repre- »

In 1900. Mr. W. J. Pendray bought Aut eentatlve, who, with his wife end feun • ttie Canada Paint Co., of Victoria, and .i* lly, came from Toronto a year ago to

The above photo .how, the (w m who»» persistent. untiring effort» h^ve resulted In building up one of '. changed the name of the business to the biggest manufacturing businesses on the Fertile Coast. Mr. W J. lendrsy ll resldent of the Company) join the Pendray sales staff, gave a .The British America Paint Co. f who has been engaged in business tn Victoria fot; the past thirty.seven years, still takes an active part In th« good, strong, dlrect-from-the-shoul- i der talk on the necessity of adopting! I These two factories employ about business, and In hi. address of welcome to the salesmen at this third annual convention stated that there was aggressive methods In advertising and I [me hundred and forty hands, produce only one road to sure,» and that was by "keeping at It." Mr J. C. Pendray .Managing Director of the Com- I ,ver $1.000.000 worth of goods annu- puny, now relieve. Ms father of the heavy part of |h. work add ha, the happy faculty of pos~..lng « pleas­ selling. Mr. McIntosh went on to say that ally, and ■.lend $26.000 a year on c4- ing personality combined with a strong character and executive ability. conditions In his territory were excel­ On Mr H J. Pendray rest, the responsibility of"the Interior working, of both the Paint ahd Varnish Fac­ vert lain, thetr products. lent. and the future looked very prom­ tory as well a. the K.«p Works. A, Factory Superintendant. Mr. tt J Pendray I. a busy man-alway, plan- The business of this firm has gone ising, but. he added, It" means hard ahead by such leaps and bounds that, nlng eome better and mord modern method of manufacturing. work. The man who would win must when the Convention was celled to or- Mr R T Pendray. Junior member of the Itrm. though young In yearn. ha. a broad knowledge of the busi­ keep everlastingly at It. / der on December 18th, at 8:S8 *. m\ ness, bavin, worked In every department of the bualnes. office as well as some practical work In the factory. Mr. J. Bredeti was the last speaker, special representative for Vancouver Island. and took as his subject “A Talk on the there were present etateen men actively Mr. R: T. Pendray, at the present Ume, la travelling aa ‘ Marine Paint Business." ■lllng the product» of the engaged tn sel Ith a line of Credit sne Collection work that Mr. Bredell Is quite a "globe trotter," I bendray Factories. Ialao a talk on "Proving Statement» In having traveled In almost every civ- I A programme of eeventeen addVecses, and Incidentally has had I overidg almost every phase of busl- l.leee'ltfe, had been prepared tn advance,

and the first two day» were spent hi Convention |ll«t«ntns to and dierueslns these talk» In their relation to the business. P Terris ,G. Doherty Mr. W. 1. Pendray waa the first Paint SakvmwiVictoria Alanogerfor Albert». speaker, and In hie opening remark, said; “That he waa Indeed glad to welcome e-cb salesmen to thla third annual convention, and hoped that the time apent together would prove profit, able aa well as pleasant." Mr. Pendray went on to eay that :ie Though young in ynn, appreciated the hearty spirit of co-op- stations along the lag and selling wortt. dinner, cigars passed around, and ergtton «stating among the men. aed J bettered that the Increase of business sillon, and the Pendray staff proved 1 [hie year waa largely due to this eplen- themselves a bunch of songsters as well 1 I ltd spirit of hearty co-operatloa. as salesmen. 1 After the opening address, a tour of A very pleasant evening waa brought ' inspection waa made through both fac­ to a close by the singing of "Auld Lang tories, to show the salesmen Just how Syne," and every one voted Mr. and the various tinea are manufactured, Mrs. J. C. Pendray to be an Ideal boat and answering any question» upon and hostess. which they were not quit# aura On Thursday. December 19th. Mr. and Upon returning to the Convention tm&pe. Mrs. W. J- Pendray entertained the Room, which had been specially deco­ staff by Inviting everybody to lunch— rated for the occasion, Mr. J. C. Pen- but Instead of lunch it turned out to be drey gave an addreae on "Looking a regular Xmas dinner. The table wax Backward and Forward." a mass of hôîîycut from their own gar- j Thla waa In the nature of a review 2 of the work done during Use paet year On Friday night the members of the I j ind suggestion» and encouragement Convention occupied thrçe boxes at the! for the work In the New Tear. Empress Theatre, followed by a ban-1 The next speaker was Mr. H. J. Pen­ quel at the Rlts Hotel, at 9.10 p.m. dray, who epoke on "Our Factories." Many toaals were given and re­ n In thla talk Mr. Pendray plainly out- sponded to. and many .songs and cho­ J. Bredell , ruses sung. An enjoyable evening wae I lined the Improvements In general S»pf Marine femt Dept K K Peiyer I equipment and machinery that have concluded by the singing of "Ood Bave Soap Sglc/mart Vai*»uv«f I taken place In the factories during the the King." and the happy family broke past year. up at an early hour In the morning— MV. F. ' timber*, chemist for the each one expressing himself aa having Company, then gave a very Intereating hail a good time, and looking forward to ahd Instructive talk on hoop.Making the pleasure of meeting again next Under Analytical Control." which waa lint- <*o demonstrated by some chemical tests —

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...... ' 14 tir Alta Vista Union New fire proof Oarage, Yates street, Beal Estate Office, ground floor, Douglas street. JOHNSON STREET “Brown Block,” Broad street, two offices, well lighted, steam heated, hot Three and live acre tracts, rich Bay . «oil, beautiful view. Six miles I can deliver ten acres of and cold water, from Victoria. $1,800 buys a For the Best Buy in Revenue magnificent home site. $180 choice land at Union Bay cash handles. Cross Road for 9600 per a erg. DWELLINGS Producing Semi-Business Terms. 526 Harbinger avenue, nine room*, modern. Property on This Street 2115 Chambers street, six rooms, furnished. A. W. Bridgman 1719 Stanley avenue, five rooms, furnished. Corner Monterey and Central avenue, four roomed bungalow. Call Up 1007 Government Street Ernest Kennedy. Mg. Dir. Phene 86. 1907 Ducheaa street, five roomed modern cottage. 112-31) 8.1 y war «1 Building. PI.one MOO. R. S. DAY and B. BOGGS S-5S5BS55555! P. R. BROW> „ Telephone 30 Members Besl Estate Exchange. 1113 Broad Street EeUte Telephone IOTS 620 fort Street, Victoria. Established 1890 Tie Daughter off the Pile Tree by peter McArthur ,1 NO. 2 NO. 1 NORTH HAMPSHIRE ROAD; lot near COOK STREET near Flnlayson. lot 50x150; Cranmore Road; % cash, terms 6, 12 and W cash, terms «. 12 and 18 months. Price "But can't you MiiRffsst somethin*?” the memlwrs cannot 1 e then? anyway, ltl months. A snap at,...... $1050 so why should we?” she said.' 8q the> for"quick sale ...... $11.00 âswvd the little 1-aily Goodhue almost determined r.ot- to go. ^ A. D. Malet & Company querulously. A. D. Malet Company But the old coupje had reckoned V 403-4 Central Building. Her hunbend iawer.nl his morning without conalderlng the energetic l-ady 403-4 Central Building. paper. took a sip of coffee, and then Goodhue. When the afternoon of the said with the air of a railroad knight meeting came she drove jingling- up to X whom a few thousand» mon1 or les» the floor in her fur-piled sleigh. New Is the Time te Buy i «Tou haxe always been the life of are nothing, our société" she said -o the professor, -Why npjjsettle a pension on them? and you must come. Tou must both of DOUBLE CORNER Since you are ao deeply Interested I you come." Leu fl-St. 11» ft. on Dallas Boat IS feet on Linden avenu» Port Angeles «hall be glad to provide the money." Her heart bled at the misery she Railway construction expected “O, this Is not a matter of money but was causing them, when she saw. Mrs. to commence shortly. I hâve FOR of invlhod Toil KhOW 1 can *et the Marvin take told the bark room the Price $7,000 seme good torfiina at bedrock money readily enough, but the diffi­ willow teapot In which they kept such Term» 12600 cash, balance!» 12. IS month» prices. SEE ME BEFORE BUY- culty Is TO gét them to accept H. And money a* they had. because she knew I NO. jrel I sometime» think thev are forced that they were bravely taking from it to go hungry; they are so poor." their last coins to keep up appearances RENT *'Pride Is a luxury," commented her B. S. ODDY During the riue to the hall where the STUART G. CAMPBELL 1014 Bread Ot. Pemberton Block. husband, taking up ht» paper again. meeting was to be held she talked her Phone 2998. 212 Pemberton Block ------ESTABLISHED 1M0 Stores and Warehouses on Lady Goodhue toyed nhaently with gayest and they affected Ir.sèrell. her silver breakfast knife and pucker­ T am sure you will Mp glad you Cormorant street, between ed her pretty brows in deep thought. have come to-day," she rattled, "and Suddenly she gave a cry of delight and Douglas and Broad. we really could not have got along held up her knife. It was of Colonial without you.'/ pattern and dated hack to before the When they entered the hall It was .1- American revolution. The associations PRAIRIE ready filled with a gossiping, expectant It suggested had given her the Idea crowd. As they moved about exchang­ MOSS STREET HOMESEEKERS W estera DominionLands she wants d. ing Vhrislmaa greetings there was a “I have It." she exclaimed joyfully. Before deciding on the location for pleasant tinkling of silver coins and Level, grassy lot near Dallas road, 50x116. One-third cash ; 6, gruur home, tot ue show you over the & Investment Co., Ltd “With this knife I have cut the Gor­ people on ever?- side were joking one. dian knot. 1 now know how to give 12 and 18 month*. Price for a short time...... ,,$2300 GORGE DISTRICT another about the bulging of their Victoria's choicest residential sec­ • With which is incorporated the Marvins all the money they need, pockets. I^ady Goodhue, however, was and they'll be both proud and happy to tion, where you can enjoy life. full of bur iiesi and as soon as possible ITS THE CLIMATE Baron, Core * Eliot, Ltd. accept It.” ■he called the meeting to order. After Ask the men mho liver there. “Well?" the minutes d been read and the rou­ Oar. fort and Broad. “O, you needn't-think I Bin going to BRUBAKER & MEHAREY W»- specialise in this district ami tine business transacted, ahe rose in Members Victoria Real Estate Exchange. have a number of fine homesltes. tell you about my plan when you have Here are two good ones: Phone 2470 2471 her place ami made an address, of Building shown so little Interest Just you which the fo ’owing is the substantial AUSTIN AVE.—Big orchard lots, wait." with 3D fruit trees, else 44x2». She rang for the maid to clear off transcript; _____c each...... 81.00 “Ladles am. Gentlemen: On this, DY8ART ROAD-1 acre block, high the table, and after klaelng her pom­ the twenty-fifth anniversary of our and dry. on good terms, only pous and highly rwipected huehani. Historical Society. I lah to congratu­ ...... $3,400 "Good morning.” hurried away to li­ late you on the work that has been brary desk to perfec t her plans. accomplished. The twenty-fifth anni­ ELEVEN ROOMED HOUSE <■ Little Lady Goodhue was in her ele­ versary. h .wever, to an occasion that ment. She had hit on a scheme about demands something special, and we are ■ All modem improvement*. Good view, Cloee to tram car. Gorge View Reeky Co. which ahe could throw a cloak of mys­ fortunate In having an opportunity to Price...... $6850 Cor. Gorgi and TilUcum Roads. tery, and mystery • was the breath of do something that may be an example life to her. She even "drank (M with to other bodies of thts kind wherever strategy,” and when It came V» W* they may be. There are many his­ a public service or a private benefac­ torical things that exlat almost as folk­ A. TOLLER y CO.. yates street tion she was sometimes subtle to the lore rather than In monuments of wood point of jyelng unintelligible. Her or stone. One of these It Is our great V superabundant energy made her love privilege to >e closely connected with round-about ways of doing things and and the executive committee has re- ' m at “PARKDALE the kindness of her heart made her quested each member of the society to j avoid the direct hluntneea so common bring here to-day as much silver coin ! MR. HOME BUILDER We have several choke lota at $10001 one-third cash, 6, 12 and to charitable workers. She would go .a* the) could spare to prescrit a g le- 1 r*eaw. why «end to the States »et Window», when you can Silk Goods to any length fo avoid wotmdln* the For that new 4 18 months. These lots have a Commanding view of city and rlous tradition. You Know that whi n get BETTERR GOODS, prompt delivery, and save money by purchasing feelings of her beneficiaries, and in Massachusetts was sill; a loyal British j Sea Gran Furniture and mountains. * the case ihe had in wind she felt the colony it coined the now are and val- I Get our prices and be convinced. We carry a large stock of choice Fancy Inlaid Ebony Chairs. need of especial care The Marvins liable Pine Tee shilling—'’’ Interior Finish, Mouldings. Doors. Grate*. ManUoe, Tiles, etc. Visitor* welcome. were an old couple of the most emi­ At this point Mrs Marvin sat up an.l I E. WHITE & SONS nent respectability who had fallen on became conscious of the fact that ahe General Agents EQUITABLE INSURANCE ALLIANCE. evil days because of the depreciation MOORE & WHITTINGTON was the center of all eye». Phone Factory 2I»7. 2«lt Brldre Street Sawmill 2H EWMfi TAI VOIE ” Money to Loan. Asreements ot Sale nought of securities they held rather than be­ You no dongt remember that the Lee Week Phone 1ST». 101 Pemberton Block cause of lack of thrift, until now, master of the mint was allowed to re­ - 2(22 Government Street through being forced to draw on their tain one shilling out of each twelve In principal they were barely able to payment for hto work, and In that way maintain a roof over their heads. Pro­ he acquired a fortune. When his daugh­ fessor Marvin—for he gloried !n that ter was to be mar.ied he had scales HARDY BAY SNAP tftle— was an antiquarian of whom brought Into the dining room and the some one had said, though not unkind­ plump bride wao placed In om scale. Buy 1» Acres now In Town site Acreage on Georgia Lake University School ly, that he was an authority on all Opening a chest filled with shillings Before 1-ote are Surveyed. coins save those of the period of he poured them into the scale until the 630.00 VICTORIA, Bad. George the Fifth But it was long young wife was sitting beside her PRICE PER ACRE since he had njoyed returns from hto weight In silver. This sum he gave Terms lie down. $1» per month. Snap These Up studies, for this to an age of new her as her. dowry. FOR BOYS things rather than of antiquities. How “Tou also know that we have with to help them lu their extremity had us today the only living descendant of The Western Farming and Colonization Company llember lit» long-been a question with their wealthy Ftfte a Acres of 1 Field» this sHrer bride Her ancestors came LIMITED ' While Others are Intent friends, and now Lady Goodhue had to Canada with the United Empire Aeeemmedetlor fer U» m found a Fay that eliminated the whole Loyalists and the executive committee VICTORIA BRANCH. 6t1 Sayward Black. Pkeoe W4 Organi se Cadet Carp» question of charity. Among other has decided that it would be a beau­ General Offlces: t Winch Bldg. Vancouver. B. C. Musketry Inatractto» on Christmas things she was the president of the tiful and appropriate thing to give the Fe-tosll ead Cricket Historical Society of the Important story of the pine tree shilling new Here are three really profitable buys. Those who take and thriving city In which she lived— Oymna-lum tad Rifle Rang» light. As Canada has always remained Recent Seeeereee et MoGUI and k X d these now at the prices and terms we offer are sure of good end thereby angs this tale. loyal to the crown, the story really be­ Her first step was to call a meet­ ■cale and be given hla weight In sli­ WARDEN! y turn-overs within a reasonably short time. longs to us more than to the revolted ing of the executive committee. As States. The fiery is one that to of in­ er.” IL T. Serrer. M. A. fOembrtdgeL they were all members of the same By this time everything was going AVENUE— terest to British people everywhere and To Rent B -ADMAfilTER: 1 DEAN Two iota, «0x114. Quarter cash. Price. set. there wHr no trouble about expla­ to no way can we do more to give it a with a rush and soon the 180-pound _ g. C Raraacl» Es» each...... » ...... nations.nattons, with the re.uttre ult thatthat ajf’i «”"•* »— .floor; But still the whole procession of had been provided for without..f— confidentially, tv, th I membres had not passai, and moreicvr wound to their pride. received with enOtu.laAn Sir aTI Lady ooodhueOoodhue had on the platform Will ty»y a choke six room bun- FOR SALE When Prof, end contribution*contributions that had been received ,n purls of England a eprlg of aralow situated In a splendid XMAS GREETINGS neighborhood, within a few SSk r^ tia w-Hee they -ee ^ WBkW* -*» ^ “ steps of thé car llné. Th# Hal - Lat your present tuts year be s Joy forever. Dive a modern little *■•_ • w - w ' i elitei aag 4kiMiè--4sPt|i«!Snili8Pep;Wii!lBBW^ V kvTl'.ITW” ASn 'MM - TtmmTSQ nlirnifrif * ’ --’' ’-e u . . . _,w ,nd etrlrtly modern, a <-0«y corner. Think of the pleasure of ms a sort of silver wedding, skid MTre who place à eprig ^f mistletoe under their looking for h really -beautiful Marvin. ‘T guess you had better make • Ladles and Gentlemen,” she said, Br-reem modéra, wtth semant pillows on New Tear1» Eve ary «aid to and.’ well finished home let us ratlins aurh a place home Immédiats po.ies.ton, Price reasonable them one of your speeches, tor speech “you know it Is written that whom the dream of their future husbands U the ; furaaee aad laundry tub» wlth- Lord hath Joined let no man put asun show you-lhi* one. piece ot mistletoe Is taken from tlielr trele; wUI accept F» cash and terms arranged. Is silver." der While Mrs. Marvin la a lineal, de Perhaps they will accept one of my parish ehwrch. Farmer» greatly believe i of a 1st ht eity Ufulte ae scandant of the Colonie! Heater of the In the. luck of the mistletoe, and In most silver locks.” he replied, try!»* to arranged sb Mbit she amt Professor Marvin have ■' see Ibis lovely evev Welch Srothera&Ca ment liaunce can a ---- èveme h«A A. LITTLE Wen made oh*, en» WHO-, are -We- Mm* A “Pi. y OwNttH. nSnatnktammmaanisMMMMMMMli ?«Ywr“ .* W'llFWdR'W'Wh'irr^WWFfiir--— • «•wtg wmeb tn ttw dwtry; < : m. •But this to a request, pot « com- farmer's Idee le no mistletoe, no leek. 101 Central Building. maud.. :W»v4o »ot peed to atend. || Prôfçsaor Marvin take his place In the %

VTCTCmiA "DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24,1912 BIRTHDAY CALENDAR A Word to the Wise Buy Where there is

HALF ACRE ON RODERICK STREET, near Douglas, with two houses. To each and everyone of Revenue $300 per annum. On your own terms. Only...... $5000 DUPPLLN ROAD, JUST OFF DOUGLAS, six roomed house on lot 40x160 our friends and clients to lane. Rents for $20 per month. Easy terms. Only ...... $3500 ' MONET TO LOAN we wish » ' V Swinerton & Musgrave Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Agents Phone 491 WMhristmas 1206 Government St WESTERN LANDS LIMITED THE B C. LANÔ AND LEE & FRASER 1101 Brcpd stint, comer of Vie*. Members o. the INVESTMENT AGENCY Victoria Real Estate Exchange- 1222 Bread 8t., Victoria, B. C. TO-DAY IN CANADIAN ^ 022 GOVERNMENT ST. WATERFRONT __ - HISTORY An exceptionally well situated lot. 7ix 100x292.6; % cask balance 1. 2, and December Twenty-fourth. S years; for ...... fMW FOR QUICK B^LE REDUCED FROM i * : Also another equally good smaller lot,4 Very appropriately, the Treaty of -► fA waterfront. 80x326.6x240; H <**£. *• $6500 TO $4600 F a Ghent, which at the end of 1814 con­ 3 and 3 years; efor.-...... $5,000 V -*7 cluded the fratricidal war between the These two are beautiful homeeltes. United States and England wàs signed bounded on one side by Hudson Hay, *• lot. 63x146. This on Christmas Eve. the season when, property, on the other by a large, weQ , the thoughts of ail Christian folk are kept prWate residence and rrouMs. . rents for $J There wUl be a demand for this prop- . ^ roserous dwelling on the happy message from the skies of '•Peace on earth. Good will to Men.' The. war had caused greaj Life Insurance. Fire Insurance suffering and loss of life on both sides, and neither had gained anything to Mcney ts Lean. compensate for this, except perhaps a little additional wtsdofo. "Great Bri­ tain." says an A merles it writer, “though L. U. CONYERS & CO. MAY REAL HAPPI (SO View Street. NESS SURROUND Wnterfront — Comer lot on Fire Insurance Written. Road ...... Money te Lean. Albina Street, close to car. of the British provfhces." The news of YOU THIS CHRIST- the peace was hailed with delight on MASTIDE, AND MAY Albina Street, near Oorfrc Rd.. . this side of the ocean. Unhappily. In 7 Room Modern House, on lot Victoria West—Cottage burn. Ayl- W. M. WILSON & CO. sandy loam soil. Price, B. C. 1». M. P. (Ottawa) mer, Que., 1873; Liberal J. STUART YATES Real Estate and Financial Agents. Chapmen BtV nicely built 1 room BAIRD & McKEON for quick sale. bouae. well furnished through­ Mitchell & Hembroff Wright since 1906. 22 Bastion Street. Victoria 712 Cormorant SL Phono SB K. C. out close to car, with a lane at Ferwcll, Chalice Frau me DOUOLA8 STREET- the rear; I860 cash. Price 723 View Street, City. (Uault etc. Merle, Ont» ewe. I860; Liberal M. I». FOR BALE 163 acres, good soli. 25 acres $210 Per Acre Victoria Algome. 1UH-1*I2. now Two Valuable Water Lots on ploughedrf® *cre> lo*6cd. 30 acrei Victoria Gordons—The choicest water-# Harbor, at foot wf Tale# Bluett ‘ slashed, burnt off. log cabin, goot Good terms. Graham St., 60x118. close to Pin- front lot Terms. 6. 12. 1$. and lay sun; terms. Price ....$1375 'Langéller. To Rent-»Throo-story bArn, good creek runs through prop­ months- Prico $3750 Wharf Btroet erty, good waggon THIS IS GOOD QarbaHy Read—Choice 68x136. uiITShi To Clients and Friends easily subdivided. close to Douglas 8t Terms. M cash. lot 110x48; cash »160....$110» Duncan station; 1 Price MAY JOY LAW, BUTLER & BAYLY 0, 11 IS mentha Price Saratoga Are—-New. modern » roomed To Let—New I room bungalow. provincial treasurer, mayor of Quebec Reel Estate and Insurance. bungalow, full rarement furnace. Currie&Power — AND — and Chief Justice of the Superior 207 Central Building. and fully modem, on lot 10x118. court of Quebec; Heutenant-gSvemu» Terme. 11M» cash, balance can be CONTE NT Price IC800, terme I or purchaser 1 tee money to loan, of Quebec province since 1911; Knight­ Steveeten Place, 88x108: 118< cash. may have option of purchase of ex­ ..«saep fire insurance ed. HOT. balance 1. 2, 3. 4 •"# • >«"» tra lot. making property run from MENT REIGN Monterey Avenue—Fine lot 80» 1». Mathieu. Mgr. Olivier Klsear. C. M. street to street for 81000 more, all on Members Victoria Real Betate Ceder Hill Reed, 40«10» ..... Terms % cash. », Il II months. G D. D.. M. A.. Ph. D. (Regina, terme. Exchange. -, FOB YOU . Price .. -...... |17«e tank.»; born. Quebec. I tot; rector of Foul Bay Read, near Oak Bay Ave. Victor Street, 4 roomed houee, with 1214 Douglao Street. Phono l4$$ A Good Laval L’nlveratty. 1W9-19W. superior .4 Graham St.—Modern 6 roomed bunga­ THIS GLORI ...... 9 pantry and bathroom, new and mod­ low. full »l«ed lot Terms It cash. the Quebec seminary 1WW-HU. «hen Paul Bay Read, near Oordon....!' em; terms Price ...... »LOOO OUS CHRIST appointed blahop of Regina: a knight balance arranged. Price ...... e»500 Corner on of the Legion of Honor of France. Glanferd Ave., as cheap as acrei Weigh»*. LiouL-Coi. Pries v*- • ^*MMks*.».v- f j.*-* .15..* •’ bra ted Trl 'e Tread MASTIDE; and no puncture. (Montreal): born. MonfHal. 1869; presi­ Burdette Ave. just rest of Cook, dent of the Lake of the Woods Milling rooms; a genuine snap Cook THE GLOBE REALTY CO. Company, an active soldier and presi­ THE CITY BROKERAGE McCollum Blk.. 1121 Douglas BL dent of the Montreal Opera Company. Morse, Charles,— • ~K. C., LL.IL, D. C. Notice to Contractors 1819 DOUGLAS STREET. Telephone 1611 L. (Ottawa) born, Liverpool, Street Real Batata and Fire Insurance FI HOUSES Tenders are required for the erection 90x140 I BUILT of a brick school building for the Phone 61A Residence T346S Saanich School Board on Rnleskln REVENUE $126 PER Ob Instalment PUnl* Road, opposite %8t.,rt. Mark's Church. ... be. handed In at the MONTH Tenders are to ti. office of the undersigned not later than SOME CHEAP» LOTS Ee Your Own Landlord Choice Lots noon of Saturday, December 88th next. Edmonton Read, 2 lots. 42x144 and shall* -• be-, enclosed In a plain en- WILLIAM C. HOLT A splendid ajiartment house D. H. BALE close to Kern wood Rd. SHOAL BAY, close to sea, 75x200. velope,____ -'marked i—j- on the front "Tender Builder end Co«KrarfW for Tolmle School." a m Oar bally Roa4L PBooa *$$•* site or investment. Corner Gorge Read and Bart Grey at. Price ...... --$2800 and Architect All Tender, must be accompanied by PIeor V.wttiriiltH» *nd SnecIftootloaF- a certified cheque, drawn on a chartered 1 lota. 118x138 C09. Port and BE Afill WOOD AVENUE, 50x110. hank and signed by the Tenderer. Emma Street, lot 88x11» ...,....$1800 . shall be for flve per cent Price Only Price . T7X.• •• Telephone 11S ui w ____ amount of the tender, and Walnut Street, 44x111, between Clarke 631/,x ILn ue forfeited to the School Trustees and Belmont ...... $HW LOOK STREET, close in, ------In the event t*4he contractor chosen $28,500 115. Price ...... rt for the work refusing to entàf Into "a Cewtehw «treat, 61x114 ...... 81600 contract. .. _ . BELMONT AVENUE, 50x120. Tho centracfoi* chosen. for the work SPECIAL HOUSE VALUE. Oak Bay Ave. On easy terms: irray p, required to furnish a bond for Price $1075 S.TT. 'earner of the sietme own, the fulfilment of 44m week, athiefc bend ef EHeed Inx-s shall be on the form used by the />-1..... gnA ■ . 8pJi-44- " Ml ftru*i««4t ,-The Roacd ef .TmeteoarJP; did site for stores and apart­ éfiirelW" nit bind IBemseives to accept the boro, Mon- water ! ______HMHm the Grand est or any tender. ments. Price »le0 per hunt Cross & Co. Plana and specifications may he had Trunk Perlite railways and of the t>n- anea and lot k> S» I foot, on long and easy terms. Mem. Vtetorie Heat BsC Kxchaa adtan Exprès* Company. the hoars of 10 a. m. and I p. m aad 181.8 on Now ...... RwmM - rktetr w«ew sersWl (Saturday, 1 > m-) •» W OF *** « Bsetne JCovtoUt. mm Yl I* BROAD STREET Pkeae UE P- ***** ,M jf. 0. Bos H». Victoria, B.C. phas iiwrai tons Its, a primeval etepkant «earn 1». Mahea B-ocS. Victoria which was apparently about ten feet high. 807-408 HI VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 24,19ij^ 16 ______„ aA«t a groat deal* provgment. To which end he will tn- value becomes wasted. treduce an act—nay, there shell far­ The pet unia* offer planned by the ther be an act for the -registry of deeds Dominion government te certainly the In each county-—If It please Heaven. SEYMOUR NARROWS best thing that can be done at present, -■Neglect to register your sale of land ___THE but no time must be lost In framing a In this promised county register with­ system .for encouraging schooling in a given time.- enacts the learned tradefl^4rom which navigating material Bulstrode, "such shall be void.- Be ex­ «Have decided to arrange for survey ef Seymour Nar­ can be drawn when needed. Fishery NOTICE TO* CORRESPONDENT* act In registering It. ‘the land shall not rows by engineer te be named by and connected with De­ KIND THAT development may draw the muscles be subject to any Incumbrance/ In­ partment ef Public Works. Survey ««Ht wdl be started as s Letters for publication In Llolly Time, and sinews If white men can only be cumbrance; yes. but what is -Incum­ muni be received before 10 a.m. When ra- assn as possible. (Signed) ROBERT ROGERS. PLEASES attracted, but the brain can better be brance;- asks all the working commit­ relved after that hour they will go over produced from yachting In nil its —Colonist, l>ecember 24 : until neat day. tee. with wide eyes, when they come .While unobjectionable anonymous com­ branches. Victoria appeàrs likely to ' actually- to sit upon this bill of reg­ iTHE munications will be published, the long remain the centre of British Co­ istry. and to hatch it Into some kind _ USED and addreaa of every writer of such letter* lumbia and the headquarters «>< de­ must be given to the editor. t v of perfection. What I Incumbrancer fence organisations should be centred No mortal can tell They sit debating THEY’RE ON THEIR WAY EVERYWHERE PEOPLE In or near Victoria. If tha Navy It. painfully sifting It, ‘for three “JUNIUS” 18 WISE. League only too^Vdip the encourage­ nianths;- three months by Booker's Al­ ment fig yachting V»d from time to manac. and the Eodlac Horologe. TO HARDY BAY To the Editor:—«seing in the Times time published preceding* of trips March violets have become Jude roses: how anxious Mrs. A. M. Christie Is for along the coasts IM1 Institution would and still they debate what -Incum­ •‘Junius" to reveal his Identity, 1 am establish itself on a firm founds!! m brance- Is; and. Indeed. I think could IT’S THE RAILROADS sure "Junius” is very wise, considering and have a material bucking to sup­ never fix It at all; and are perhaps de­ the way In which England's prominent port any suggestions' It might have to bating It, If so doomed. In some twi­ DON’T WAIT1 Buy now In HARDY RAY. MOST PERFECT MADE statesmen have, been treated by the offer to the Dominion government on light. foggy section of Dante’s Nether Win the Increase In values that will come the momëflt this survey suffragette sisters there for speaking questions of Imperial defence With li.imm ■i[i)mimtn!mmniiimwnimiiiilllim)illl!ilillilliiHitHllilimiiMiiilMiiiiM World, to all Eternity, at this hour! Is begun! in the open. Think of women throwing such material backing it is more th in Are not these a set of men likely to re­ THE BRIDGING OF THE NARROWS IS INEVITABLE! acids in the face of Mr. Lloyd George, probable that its policy might receive form English law? Likely these to it wui put Hardy Bay on the Mainland: will make et tt Americas wilfully intending to blind him, also attention, and not treated with the strip the accumulated uwl-droppinga calling out fire brigades on alarms Indifference to which 11 has hitherto and foul guano-mountains from your SEAPORT FARTHEST WEST. putting the finishing touches on the when they might be hadlf needed for Empress hotel 'new ballroom In pre­ been entitled. rock-island, and lay the reality bai real fires, probably lives lost. Their ------1 C. D. R In the course of eternities! The wish HOTELS ARE READY paration for the first event which is to tactics are bad, and If they now resort take place there on New Year's Eve. waxes livelier In 1‘olonel Pride, he to these wicked methods, what would HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF. who, when purging' our Honourable The new rotunda In the recently erect­ they not do If they had the power? ed wing Is practically complete and House (5th Dec.. l«t«). had been heard FOR CHRISTMAS V\ ise owl. "Junius." were he to dis­ To the Editor—And perhaps our At to wish, and almost hope, that the law­ Empress Realty Company will add not a little to the comfort and close' his identity the same might be tomey-Ocneral. the I-and Registry luxurious accommodation of the .num­ yers’ gowns might all be hung up be­ meted out to «hlm. Office end Ourselves: side "the trophies from Preston" and erous guests at the hotel. NON-SCFFHEOETTE. •March 25th. 1«62. Above two years the lawyers- selves, except some very 577 Yales St Vidoria, B. C. ago. when this Rump Parliament was Combination Gat* of Silk Hose and small and must select needful remnant, Empress - and Others Have B. C. PORTION IN IMPERIAL in the flush of youthful vigour. It de­ be ordered peremptorily to disappear Tl* to match, all colors, 11.00, $1.25, cided on reforming the laws of England, Been Beautifully Decorated «lift. J. N. Harvey, Ltd.. 614 Yates. • NAVAL AFFAIRS. from these localities and seek an hon­ and appointed a working committee for est trade elsewhere!"—"that he could see —Rotunda and Ballroom To the Editor:—It cannot lie denied that object, our learned friend, Bul- a certain addition made to the Scots" CURIOUS MISTAKE. that If Western Catlada le to take tie etrodc" Whltelocke. ablest of lawyers colours In Westminster Hall/ share In the safeguarding of her ship­ and laird Keeper of the- Greet Seal of "1 add only, for the sa We of chronol­ Citium’ Committee Looked et Wrong ping unit her Partite coaat every form our Commonwealth, “one of them. ogy, that on the fourth day after this The Empress hotel was decorated Which working committer, finding the yesterday for Yule tide and presented « Calendar When Setting Date of encouragement must be brought to appearance of Bulstrode ns a law- re­ Job heavy? gradually languished; and former occurred the,-famous ‘Black Mon- , Vancouver Island' gay appearance to the t»ande of vial of Carnival. bear towards developing whot seafar­ ing Inclination the people tenaces. after same sets for having law proceed­ day'; fbarfulcet eclipse of the sun ever ; U tors who every evening throng the ro ings transacted In the English tongue, tunda. Garlands of fir were swung Western fana du looks naturally to seen by mankind. Pams on about nine A mirions mistake has turned up in con- am, fur other-Improvements of the like, to the. morning: darker and darker/; >,m chandelier to roof.fcnd from rvbi Jbctlon -with the n»mh«l week tern* -Me British t'ohmbia for Ihta.—fudging front the aomewhal futile efforte of the magnitude, died into edmtortgetr steep, ploughmen unyoked then- teams, stars; Properties V, pillar, while pendept from them arrangement by the» Victoria Citls-ns Navy league It would appear that on my laird Oenerare return from came out. birds sorrowfully chirping hung great scarlet bell# which gave a committee. When the comroitt ** arrangvd Worcester fight (a Sept.. 1*511 It had Christmassy appehrance to everything. the date of the carnival It evidently did there le very little. If any. material to took to roost, men In oniasement to, not look very carefully at next year s work upon. Navy langue# as for as lmen poked up again; and, now rub­ prayers; a day of much obscurity, i The diningroom Is to be sumptuously bing Its eyes, set to work In good ^Securities L? ..decorated to-day. All the other hotels calendar or It picked up a wrong one by the Hellish Umpire la concerned are Black Monday/ or Mirk Monday/ purely amateur, volunteer organisa­ earnest; got a subsidiary committee l»th March. Ittl. Mucn noised of by In town also are preparing for Christ­ The result la » curious one. Pamphlets appointed of twenty-one persons hot mas with decorations of evergreens tions. almost entirely controlled by Lilly, Booker and the buxxard astrol­ advertising the carnival have been sent members of this House at all, to say oger tribe. Betokening somewhat? Be­ a 1016 Government St. amt flowers, and with artificial chaîna out broadcast both In Canada and over willing amateure, though encouraged by naval technical experts Now. in and suggest hat Improvements were like that Bulstrode and this Parliament The kitchens too are preparing for the the United States with tlw date of tlte realty' wanted; such Improvements reception of succulent Christmas fare, carnival given as August 1 to 6. Now British Columbia, the chief efforts of will. In the way of law reform and they, the working committee, would otherwise, make a practical, gospel, or for diners. August 1 falls on a Friday, and thus In this amateur ontanllatlon have, bien BEE THIS AT ONCE then, with all the readiness In Ilfs, ef real reign of God In this England?" An army of workmen Is engaged In the period stated there Is a Sunday, on directed towards preaching and dic­ Aft Oak Hay Home, four rooms and large halt on ground floor, which day obvlotialy the carnival could tating to the Dominion authorities at factuate and Introduce In the shape of But alas, aa this historian records a; not be held. Strangely enough nobody Ottawa. These authorities probably specific acts Accordingly, on March little later: "ft must, on the whole, three bedrooms an.l bathroom upstair». Basfmei.L I-ur 26th, first day of the New Year U5I. noticed the error nor did any outsider know their own job. and underetand be seriously owned by every reader, nat-e. Kleetrie light, etc. Kor ...... telephone the committee to appris t tha Imperial matters quite as welt; If not learned Bulstrode, In the name of .this this present fag-end of a Parliament members of the mistake, and thousand* belter, than those who have time to working committee, reports that the of England has failed altogether to re- of announcements with the wrong date In­ subsidiary committee- has suggested reallae the high dream of those old Old folk, vho need something scribed therein have been sent out to cultivate hobbles and ride hobby­ horses. The provincial branches of the variety of things, among others, some Puritan hearts -Incumbrance.' It ap­ JEAN DETALLE DEAD. of the kind, flkd every part of the continent and to the Improvement In our method of trans­ train turn» OVER. Old Country. Navy league have offered the Domin­ pears. cannot. In the abstract be de­ The date has beer altered to August 4-0. ion government support-cheap philan­ ferring property—of enabling poor fined: but If you would know In the John Doe. who finds at present a ter­ Macon. Oa.. Dec. 14-The Seminole Parts, Dec. 21—The French bait I" and It haa been decided to have a stamp thropy when there la little or no sup­ concrete what It la. look-" but our rible difficulty In doing It. to Inform Limited, a fast passenger train on the painter Jean Baptist.- Edouard Del allé, NA-DRU-CO made to change the date on the circulars port to offer. Amateur and volunteer author does not unfortunately. Indi­ from the erroneous tof the true. Institutions are excellent thing», but Richard Roe, T, John Doe, do. In very cate exactly where: whether to "our Ventral Georgia railroad. l»,und ,rom better known as Edouard Del a lie. died facL sell to thee. Richard Roe. such and thev muet tontine themselves to their teamed Bulstrode." our nearest L R; 0„ Jacksonville te Chicago, la reported here to-day gt the age of sixty-four. ..^ LAXATIVES such a property, according to the us­ “^ht.herw.rd - contenting himself Exclusive of India, the British army lias own limits, and when their service, are t most effective without any discomfort. eighty-three troops, companies and other ual human meaning of the word sell; wrecked to-day near Amerlcue. The ! Increased doses of t needed. 25c. a box' offered In lime of need to thf profes­ merely w ith a general non-committal - Overcoats. Special Values at the Red formations of Royal Engineers. and It Is hereby, let me again assure entire train wan reported to have . st your druggist’s. sional experts they can Itecomc most there.” Arrow Store. J S. Harvey. Ltd.. H« thee. Indisputably sold to thee. Richard, turned over. A number were reported useful, hut the moment they try to TIMM AS CARLYLE Yates Street. Combination Sets of 811k Hose and by me, John;- which, my learned Injured. ssaert their own Ideas and aveleme. (Per A. Fellows) Tie to match, all cotore. 11 00, ,1 26, friend thinks, might r-slly be «1,10. J. Harvey, Ltd.. 014 Yates. • they at one. begin to htrtnper the pro- I The Sturdy Stutz NATIONAL 40 * "V W * 111 MONARCH OF THE ROAD —...... Not Simply « Good Car, Butt» Good as the Best The Wisest Buyers Select the Sturdy Stutz T The Initial cost of an automobile la not the primary coMlderatlotv-tlm cost ofjnalntomtn^e to ^ ^ lt |g mobile a good or bad purchase. The maintenance of fhe Hluts . f,h, biu1, „ mechanical achievement la toiirnitiecal built upon the right principle and of the beat material. In the ecHtslrucUon of the n.utx, Stock attained that ta only equalled by the moat expensive car ; - The Stutz car Is built strong—where strength means additional velue s m,.teeful construction. Complexity sig- Champion Th. Stutz car is built simple—bw»«M simplicity mean. ess. of eper.tien end m.st.rtul ce Champion nifies superfluous weight and imperfect engineering Ideas. efficiency asset if you want The Stutz car is built sf the «nest materiels in every part—beceus. each part must be an c y B ^ real service from yeur ear. .hrourh all of them without a single Tin- Htutz car entered la three of the greatest races of the l«lt »e-tso - -...a vvnteitix at more than a mile a mechanical adJ.i-tmerU. not a stop In any of the Ion*, thrtll ng. nerie-rac ng jpeed ^ rrnTi „( which we are Justly THE NATIONAL LeÜo» BOYH HEMISPHERES .N ACTUAL ®«L’;i0i^T2Cr ‘P“°’ minute, except fur tins and fuel, gnd to two of the races •S^***Jl " wtnto car end Incidentally the won- proud. and one which should demon.trate to any one the exceptional value or the wtutx car BILITY AND STAMINA.—FIRST IN UTILITY AND STAMINA derful ability of Its designer. . . _ .__ „ .. „i. „„ February 22. and to start the Winner of the see-Mile Sweepstake Race. Indianapolis, IMS. The first Important race of the year !»12 was staged a j mile rave over one of the roughest see Miles In 311 Minutes The last 20 miles were made racing properly the Htutz won out of thirteen entries Jh‘* * * ‘ h h, .ru,llln„ eoniest of steed and endurance wlthls FASTEST Md MILES EVER TRAVEI.LED BY st an average of Mil miles per hour. piece, of road on the whole Pactoc coeat. Only three «r. Mnl.hed thl. eruemns and twenty minute, ahead of IU MAN AND MACHINE. the time limit. The Bt.it. car. driven by Jack Baysenm.hed In « THE NATIONAL IH NOT A "BPURTBR." bat a continuous performer You cannot get away from quality. nearest competitor The Stutz also won the Lake View trophy cup and a prl SOME MORE STUTZ STUNTS tiU*T>e National you buy will not ^^'m “‘ettoto, dTs'en^nd“.'.m'àlructlonThtoh'ma'ke It meet euc- : the Pride of ownership. The Pride In owning the most Prix that finished both ncwi. Defee led Barney Oldltelda In hie great racing ma- Established new record from Oakland to San Jom. ' ilefealed Wild Bob Burman In his In the «9* class forty-nine mile. In thirty-nine minute, and 1-* ~73teï Mon.: and free-for-all In his 120 horre-power Bens. "’Yleat* the Held at Fresno, winning ie-mlle end 2S- Third In Grand Prix race, defeating 1 Mercedes, 1 "5i KtoajniwR the Btutx won the Illinois Trophy Road. Races. Flats, two Heex. Speedway and Motordru Fourth In the Vanderbilt Cup race In Milwaukee. race. In this same race another Sluts fltilaheU second. Beach Races ...... The only car entered to the Vanderbilt and Grand HILL CUMBB ...... - FROM MOTOR NOVEMBER. 1*1* Anderson's There never ... a car on a race-course to a Ion. = S'«n^U « tt - Track Meets ...... lit little Htutz It. motor purred away with a cloeh-llk. r»«u;sHty_a»d h ^ m„„ey On the green flag lap An- Total...... 14 in the Vanderbilt three day. before Anderaon Ml but •*>“* ih punrh to It to overcome this margin on that This llll list Includes the Worid’s Block of Champion ship. World Roe d RsveC ha'"l’'™,blp' K*CO*- ,m ■ demon was leading by » seconda and Bergdoll. Ben. hsd lust en .Ire wheel, and changing the* Instead fastrat*milV with Zck l'a,. Th. De*ri Kav. from Los Angeles. MIL. «» Phoenix. Arixonw llnal round. During the grind Anderson changed two wheels, the Sluts using GLANCE AT THESE- NEW PEATURES-CAN YOU BEAT THEM! Of merely ilins. Cylinder Cars. 414 x 6 T head motor. Adjustable, ventlletlng and rain vision wl™t Shield. Four and BIX Cylinder Cars. Four Cylinder Cats Different Models: Roadster, Four, and Six-passenger Long stroke <4% x •> flexible and noiseless Motor with enclosed valves: . . . Multiple Jet Carburetor. I |k x i it T head motor. Cars. Gray * Devla Electric Starter, easily operated by Hoffecker steady-hand Speedometer. DEMONSTRATION BY APPOINTMENT. simply touching a button with foot- Tiro Carrier to rear. ' Gray A Dévia Dynamo Electric Lighting Bystem. Bilk Mohair Top. Cover and Curtain* l Bosch duel double Magneto. Full-floating Rear Axle. 12-Inch Turkish Vphoislrry Resilient Springs, tt Elliptic i ; Semi-Ell Ip tic front ALCO MOTOR TRUCKS Full heavy nickel TH—Pf* ______ank with. Gauge to an order with the New York ElectricKiecinv Horn.nuni. . : . . Th. Standard Oil Company have adapted the At* a. their standard and plasad Adequate Baegage-carrying rompartment concealed rear. Robe Rail and Foot Root, Branch fsr Smranty.flve <7») flv. (») ton Atop TraMra in bot* but easily acceaalble. mm idard. trusK Powerful and reliable Brake», poet Met to Running Board. « Th. Unisn Oil C.mp.ny, ^ CaStorpto. «tov. »*•« *• . Plata, continuous enclosed Metal Guard* gpaclou* Interior. Lae An,.les. Cel’ifsrnle. ha. On. Hundrad and PWty-en. Rto. Trwek. werkrap Fear riding eualtltoa unexcelled . end Three five-ton trucks, 121-Inch Wheel Base Oiling System, demonstrated to be only perfect oil lag Thsra ara F.ur Ale. Tnrak. at work Kara in Vi.Uri w-On. thrassnd. kalfton Tire Pump, Intégral part of the motor. Inflate* a tire here an Saturday and found Mr. H. R. Joyce, the inspector fee the Alee «.story, examined the truck, at mark In three minute* system. -, ■5 Sem.-R.cto. Roadster. £'J~adeter Five-Passenger Touring Car. them te le in perfect marking enter.

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with your repair bill on the car you own wow. ^ w«> ~ «rih^rm’^.^.nr wto ^.. ^... «.. c« «d With the National you can have any speed you went 1 i’ Will gear to suit you. ______’ Motor Trucks J tandis. £ CAMERON E. J. CAMERON Agent Ielaad. t Vancouver island S.!. ______— —w- ■ ---- w *».- fer Vancouver officer ttt-«W Say ward BuOdtos oaA'i*.-- L - IfUfY* Fay wara a ®‘. , THE BTUTZ. H*e COME aMPUnaanHMiMi >1CT0RTA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY. DKCKMHKK 24,1912 VICTORIA STOCK EXCHANGE

OrnCBR» AKD «EMB1M. F. W. STEVENSON & C0. mm -It. B. . STOCK AND BOND BROKKBS 1 de *»' 108-104 Psmberton Building. Cot. fart and Bread Streets Of H. F. de elreel: B M. M*m» mt FUNDS INVESTED FOB CLIENTS .jrt* Hell, of *E. Br*mme»e Lend Im it Ce.. y. Le Sueur. P*m barton NnberV • WO Orders Executed on ail Exchanges on CommladoeL, rerd Block; B. lletterson. Block; P. Ik; F. Ttitel B&kVD O. RoehtWt. «C Pemberton Wocl Private Wire» to Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, p. W. St*v< of Dl M. Rogers A ekecll. of H. Beal Batata» Timber and Insurance, Ion Block; Owynn A v B«*l * CO.. Pemberton Blotjli Leghorn, HOLIDAY PRECEDED STOCKS IN VICTORIA MAY WHEAT DROPS I. H. WMttemo, of Whtttom. * Co., b. B. C

Capital *11 ■»>•> »F, *1». ooo.eoo. HY SMALL TRADING STAND UNCHANGED TOWARD THE CLOSE Builders and BANK OF utm'trn. Undivided Profit», Contractors SM2.814.M. Efforts to Start Bull Market MONTREAL Contingent Account Besuit of Peace Conference Granby Strong and Mar Established 1*17. 11.000, WO. Checked by Heavy Awaited by Those in Now Closed Until Thurs­ Selling TSaqianHqn. Rt. Hon. Lord etrathcooa and Mount Ttoyat, Q.C.M.O. and Q.C.V.O., Horn Financial Centre day Morning President. Richard B. Angus, President E. V. Meredith, Vice-President and General Manager. (By F. W. Stevf-nson & Co.) 312-316 Sayward ttuild’a Victoria. Dec. 24.—Granby re mains SAVINGS DEPARTMENT IN CONNECTION WITH EVERT BRANCH. (By F. W. Stevenson A Co.) J Chicago. Dec. 24.—There waff ** net Bryant Newbeld. Architect. nlrong, denoting aa few price vhàndea Phone 1030 Interests allowed on Deposits at highest Current flutes. New York, Dec. 24. Quite a little decline In the May wheat price at the clone. BvNt price of the day wan 92 <»n Travellers’ cheques Issued to any part of the world. exhibited in the stock in Boston aa any of the security lints nervousness was a third rally about midday. Conslder- market, out trading was of a quiet or- previous to adjournment for the holi­ J. S. C. FRASER. - - - - Manager. Victoria dor previous to the holiday, Attentlon day. Locally sentiment was quiet and waa directed to the news from the other quotations were around the level of side relative to the happening* at the yesterday. Sessions .will be returned mission houses was both persistent and Great Western Smelting The holiday dullness naturally ohference and some dtiwppblht Thursday, Bid. Asked. rhf-rtc- the reeh wh«u demand. Per- ment was expressed over the lack of Amer.-Can Oil ...... haps thla was responsible for some of decisive action up to this time. Call Canadian Northwest Oil the bearishness In tbe pit trade. Those & Refining Co. Can. Pac. Oil of B. C...... friendly to tbe buying sldd ^ere a money advanced to six per cent and It Alberta Coal A Coke ...... Manufacturers of cannot be said that the monetary out- <'row's Nest Coal ...... little disappointed at tUthe Liverpool 1 look of late has altered materially. International Coal A Coke wheat action. Broomhalt reported Mvcmilvray t'haï ...... ______at. This Babbit Metals, Newspaper Metals, Solders, , High. Low. Bid. Royal Collieries Antal. Copper ...... »...... 1W «48 B- L’. Packers. fi-ature was offset by cable reports of Ahm. Beet Sugar Balfour Patents trowetiled conditions for the Argentine Copper, Brass, Tin, Lead, Zinc, etc. Amn. Can...... C. N. P. Fisheries ...... 100 harvest. World's visible was Increased Amh. Locomotive Can Pgt. 8iL .Lbr. Co. Put little Dver 2^00.1»» bushel», an In- Amu Broeltlng .. YU""» 'spllsl Furniture Co...... " .. XXXX NICKEL BABBIT Amn. Tel. Sc Tel. i«| tail H'd North Shore Ironworks...... slgnlQcant change, and the trade looked I Anaconda ...... Salt Spring Island Creamery.. 7.60 upon It as bullish and bought wh«‘ttt. The last wordin Babbit Perfection Atchison 1666 Nt4 itol VI*' tor la-Phoenix Brew...... 110.00 Wheat- oyer,. XMl 1*4 J B. Ç. Permanent Loan ...... Y26.60 Dominion Trust C®...... 126 00 May . »U K »'i "K Or.at West Permanent (a)..12950 July m m m m C. & G. W Stewart Land ...... L8 Great Western Smelting & Refining Co. Sc St Island Investment Co. Dec. ... Office and Factory, 971 Main Street, Vancouver, B. C, Colo. Fuel A Iron B C. Copper ...... 4.25 May ... Granby ...... 67 60 July ... Buyera of Scrap Brass and Copper. Distillera 8hm!h C*m.. com. ings we mention to-day, and Mon»-v % % % or useless waste of public we can therefore recommend Total sales. 116.160 share* Can. Gen. Fleetrlc PRIMARY MOVEMENTS. and the large aum clientele with * % % Wishes WOlliefl. them to our NEW YORK MONEY. Canadl in Balt every confidence, required may therefore be New York. Dec 14.-Money en call firm. City Dali Wlisat ...... 1 .€32.6*0 Mi* per cent ; ruling rate, 6 per c-nt ; of- ...... i.Km 1.671.000 Commniers Gas 632.0*) farad at • per cent. Crow’l Nest 0*4» Time loan* weaker; M days. Detroit United ' Shipments 6 months. cent ; 96 days. INK» l^r eent...... Dom. Cannera Wheat ...... ;...... 40.600 363.660 5|feT4 per cent. Clnee—Frlm« mercantile De., pref...... 663.0*1 616 mg paper, 6 per rent. Hlerllng .xihang easy, D. I A Hteeli pfd Oats ...... 5f7,*<0 k 661.600 with actual Tmwlncae In bankere* bin* at Dom. Steel Corp. CÀDBORO BAY ROAD 14*1 26 for 66 «lav*, and al M « 30 far de­ Dolulh Superior % % % Everybody mand. CommrrrUil bill* steady. #4*4. Bar Lake of Woods % % % Priced, on NEW YORK B 5-1—Close to the Uplands, -70x1 "7 Maple Leaf, «-.hu (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson St Co.) 81250 GRAIN MARKET* New York, Dec. 24. easy terms, at OgUvie, Open. Hl^i. IX)W. Close. 64.—Cash markets 1175 1276-; liw 11# H.72 12.74-3 Kansas City. Dec 34.—Cash wheal It 1» It.» 13.71 12 74-: nigbarr cortv iinchewged — BEACH DRIVE — rimÂÉia. Dec 24 - Cash wheat I higher Porto Rico lty. n.w il» H n m 12 com unchanged. It. A O. Nav...... 12. *5 12. 12.71 12 9J-84 Rogers, com...... 12.» 12 12.76 1L73-Î5 A 4-5__OAK BAY SECTION, nice lot, 60 ft. front­ Do., pref...... riawyef Mas. ..i*...... LONDON COPPER. age. Price, on terms ...... $2100 Do.. V*t...... Corporation of the City Shredded Wheat, com. , Dec M.-i'opper dees : m»>u, Do., pref...... Id., up 2b. 4d.; “sales, 3» tons. Spanish Rlveer. corn. r £77, up __ta.____ 6d. sales. 7» tons. of Victoria Ik).,* pref. FAIRFIELD SECTION steel of Can., com. .. Tooke Bros . com. .... FINANCIAL NOTES. rarosHS roa supplies Do., pref...... a Regular dividend declared on Anaconda. Toronto Railway . Calling upon all loads hauling anthra­ E i-5—MOSS STREET, south of Faithful street, 50x Whinipeg Railway cite coal and coat companies alleged to be Blast! alflUated with the same giva. 120.' Priced, on temis, at ...... $2350 'Sealed Tenders will be received Banks. ail Information as to business transac- c*nmm»:rc* tfons between these different companies Opposite Pest Offlee Fbens 662 by the undersigned np to 4 p.nt Dominion . the Inter-Btate Commerce Comnitaaton a Hamilton . Washington to-day began»gan «•*-one of ,lwthe* m**sm,,al Brantk Offies Csrstr Firswoed and lay 0 7-5—PARKDALE, where the railroads are buy­ on Monday, January 27, 1913, for Imperial comprelM-nelve investiligations M has yet M'-rtH^ants undertaken. the following supplies for the cur­ Mctfopalltan mtr.*. I»r 22: *1.-1 total ing, two lots, each 50x112. These lots are in block Mols«m* ...... s.w.mw buehi li. *< rceie »2.«N Montreal .... rom total 1.27*.»» buelwle. *»«•»' «6 0») 16. Priced, on easy terms...... ^1350 rent year: Nova Beotia total 1.SJMN bu«l,«la; d,- Royal ...a.... crease 1».#» bushels. Contrast stocks. Feed, Groceries, Meat, Rlandard Wheat, 4,636,000 bushels, decrease 2rt.,lg0 Pish and Vegetables, Milk, Toronto bushels; corn. 336.000 bushels, tocivuee mu Union ». 186 ono huehvle; oats. 211,000 busbebt, In- tww■/ Bread, Drugs, Oordwood, % % % oraaaa 17.0UO bushel.. Coal (domestic, large lump, NEW YORK SUGAR. nut and blacksmith). General Ha Wants »n Ov.reoaU—Get It at PHONES 2445 AND 2440 the Red Arrow Store. j. N. Harvey, 639 FORT STREET. Hardware, Brass Goods, Lead Ltd., 614 Yates Bt. Pipe, Castings, Hydrants, refined sugar steady. Valves, Sewer Brick, Sewer Pipe, Sand and Gravel, Port­ land Cement, Lumber, Cluster 'CcM'-tmd Light Globes, Tungsten Lamps. Demonstrates Why We Build Carbons, Lubricating Oils, Coal Oil, Rubber Hose, Blast­ TmaAt/ Ju>xisrltUtttâi 18 T>t th« Mu.-trlpal Election* AcL wlV alt ». the Council Chamber. - «***— .ti. dkJErOl ^BR SAWlY i* in theccntec rf bite. .y.,agv: uieiy fire Listings of Stocks SÀVdv’s for Sale y and n-iiumg room, the .tame of off from 12, rpidnight, until boon tmm..eeri- 11 ' therrgn^qr id a Cafe famed for its 'Éüecciteire t«v . . rvice. n— Kir—r*rt) THtTl WEI.I.IX • IFF. C. H. RUST; Stockbroker anti F«rane«a* <10-SI Cg«. Agent City Clerk* tor Commissioner. November 6th SL, VICTORIA DAILY TTMF.S, TUESDAY.DECEMBER 2L19T2______FOR SALE—ARTICLES PURNIBHEO ROOMB. fOII BALE—HOUSES FO* SALE—LOTSrrs i b, ty tTÔVel r wswint-Brl------. St. end Oder ’TER' Tou'll «et It et lion, no bar. atrlotiy Urst-clasa. apecial BUSINESS DIRECTORY Mart. MM Tetee St. winter rate*, two entrance» Corasr BUSINESS DIRECTORY nov?s PROFESSIONAL CARDS. this Ml 1 SMS»/» 8TOVBS, Ranges e i.l Heating Douglas and Tatea. Phone til. ADVERTISEMENTS w** suitable COOK Device A . cent per word per Insertion.; I insertions Douglas i Htores. Only a few left. bungalow Tates HI d!3tf AT THB SCANDINAVIAN, reom end Î cent* per wordt 4 oonte per SK I 5aÎTbAT—Beautiful • roomed bungalow «W Rocklend ere. Pbone IA1W 4»t( Bone, ‘ boerd. MM « week. M4i Douglm P ül per rrnnth. week; 50 cents per tasjN* JP2Î& 5! loo lim «12 0W. BeelSk M2 Douglas «. NEW rURNITVRS-Bedstrade eprins» ■iTértlaaawt for h-»» J* advertisement for lee* then » — tn*n "• - R SALE-» Fern wood rood. «review eve. frontage (Smith e»u«b Street, than at any other house In Vlo mf'S. AnXp-Aa FLOOR OILS. ____ . clothe, closets In every room; moderate line. Victoria. B. C. r blue printing anp mars .vr^M'h6^* rs?>« These two properties will be divided tori*. rate* Phone MM. ,^.V.R,f , WAX,NoU.^r-»îm5^] SïïMVtïS S suit. Phone owner. «Ml. a’“ SETFa -r - Liewelyi edw*r<1%. TWO EXPRESS WAOONS FOR BALB- NEWLY furnished modern room». U5* S'&’.'ïhte. H» * F1eteta5«l «gmuH.UM. buffo, .r, MARKBT-flxl*. Chefe » Jones, tB Dleoovery — ™ Fayxrard ■Sens Wexlne Co.. Phoo. IMS BBLOW r week. Junction o< Douglie SI, end *ri. 5-yss» gsMsf’.'ïsr-ssB » f^nrï!^rut.;\'L1; BEDROOM SUITE for eel-. No Surneide Rd ___.______J“ M X\ MtFtBTf. roofino. ;______comprising bureau, bedstead. ■prn« offloe onppllee» pdom im. ■ mellreee, pair pillows, atrip llnoteum. THE COLUMBIA—Firet^ileee furnlelied Phone R OLD ROOF LBAKg. Wl.f j CS,iV°aTrt.,ha- w rooms, eteem beet end running wetor BOOKBINDER* AWO RUL«R* ir tou.—. table aad chair*. Devise * Sin». "JJ iN V‘*«N. «***;?*. » nZxns yon cell 2667T berton Building Tates Bt Rates, M per week end up Corner of V’-'nrte. »- CP °- ■°1 Hr EXCEPTIONALIeT Wrtl-bullt^ejrrn- Brood end Pandora B» ï ne*. Fhrae hT »!. ITIMMON, roomed "tinngaiowr'contulnfn.f dr**hen •^"L •NDROOM BVITB. No. S. renter, aebeetoe rtetei^c lag bureau with I draw FURNISHED ROOMS-On* for light vin WA+KIKS. dining rooms, den.d*n, two hel»*».------^ Maint A • » W6-I Central Bldg- dZ7 tcb. bedstead nr.,1 1 Oreen Work. r*V Printing Ce . •«•hed. Phone U* mirror, waahetand to 1 housekeeping, use of kitchen all con- and pantry, two bedrooms end wlth°tN uonlenoee, threejntnutee from town. 4M nr- Trotmee Aw. whaas* SHOW CAROS'...... '- . room, cement he semen*. *2ît near W. deni (et «xi». SttiiatKI In the beet par' WfGKttiaWrr--tï* gy 1-1 cash, bal- Stmooe etreet. Phone MIS BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS. treet; price . pillows, toilet oeLJ-nckln^chelr. PenvnHi ^tncfc. of Fairfield, clone to car and_ i milt purchaser A. D M.H. 1440 RocV SR *•■•'• tTW. “M eea. Price only MT5». on terme . PP table ei.___ linoleum Ça vie* i FURNISHED ROOM to rent - • r'reet. • end builder. Centre! Bldg.______|U lend avenue. , ratrafcft.'islæ. the owner. Box 1IM. Time». rr c* mm Tatesrx STOVER ETC. FOP. SAlJC-S.ihetanllell-mum . MICHIOAN ST. Near •»*nb,CJ time tes. m Pont jll Near coram W«l*. rl«ht •U.Ï.L ïîml. ported with 1 cable* and cro** SHOE REFAIRIHO.______Times office. wool-top mattress. 3 ft. I or 4 ft ». *•' water. F» per foot, easy holding term" ______rJSf____ cold running water, hot dentist* WILL FURNISH PLANS. •Ptetfk'rttan». MODERN SHOE R«f URINcTcO h«» [NRW HOITBK. Foul Bar. 3TA". A D. Malet A Co., 1^-4 Central BIAg. piece toilet pet. table, pair feather pll rooms and bath; h®*, c**h .• ^l. Iowa, strip oilcloth or linoleum. .■ cha1 . water heated up to late l-oure. Spx lal |>;WT <î rfX LL^Bêntâf enâ uk» ISo contract tor year tmMJAOJ. arranged. Jones, contractor. I*W or rocker*. Davies A Bons. Auction Erls ter rate* Wsty large, dalldf fooma tire first-clase work : S room bunfelow d»tf COOK STREET—Opnoeltc Slater, lot Mt ______JW ilî^ctî cor. for C SA Be» II». Time».______J5jj land ave. Phone L41M- Mart, MH» Tate* Bt.______Ü? te V’ptorl». *. «vîi ------VR SHOE REPAIR; 15». fine oak trees, excellent view, price 702 Vancouver ,*ZÏ THE Pi frein TM | WB $1 in* i.* cash, balance f. 12. U MAHOOANT eldelewd fm sale at BOOMS TO LET. $Z up. ST rt «WVnee. ROBERT f PORTER. . rerpentir EPOT has removed , near pcmbroK*. ^-”1^. A Bone. HUB Tatao Bt dl3ir dM builder. Jebhln* e eperieltr. R*- *iïï INO A* D Malet A Co.. 408 4 Central Bldr r VRA nnrfgî S'ceeH, good el* roomed i*nUnU with SOLID t-cat Ml*al«»n Oak Buffet. ovRl ^C. ehe ninok. Phono Steele etreet PhoncRTeS. K‘Le«hTlV MÏni niw patron». FtUNlKIIED ROOMS. 12.56 to IV» m loUS W WTftoeTÜ *lv»-« o« your,ur plane by ORAHAME STREET--Near H'lleUe. lot for M5 at Itevlee* Auction Mart. pek 1117 McClure. Phone lO en WWleiwd oontrector nnuand builder SlelS. 7 room house, hm n built one year, FNGRAVERS. ►embroke K TEAMING. e^r.^ KXtSVM b FOR HALE Malleable and *0*1 ranges. JAMRB BAT IfOTFId. South Oovmment Apply Jemee WIléon. 1W| Femi gagerai 1 «xmerete f.>undation, piped street. Femlly. hotel, splendid ^ration, iEFmvr -NÔLWjSrôÂXW^, M-MILLAN TRANSFKr"ÛO^ clipboard* and ,,nef. ^drawer*. ■* end prb-e only H.7»; rr vüt * |I down. |l per week *«M Government faring B?acon Mill Park. 4 blocks from walla: bedroom*, throe. are ana ranged mortgage |I 4® A. D Malet Sr GAPtTAL JOBBING ' A/'TORT-Cai‘jjçËi ♦ear.ilTie eorfrsetora. Morrieoa 4T street ______Post Ofllce and boat landing*. DO room*, try. cablnet-meker ali klnde of < ^ have t-upbuerde; linen cloeet « Co.. 404-4 Central Bldg. FOR SALE- Ford tour nx ear, In firel; modern Ihroughcut. singly or ea eulta ...... and Other furniture mad» to «JWJ. out NORTH HAMPSHIRE ROAD - Near cleee condition, lop, «hid eli eld. eleetrk Spécial weekly and monthly rataa. Be* aide lobbing work, all klnde attended to, TIMBER LAND BROKER. =J^ a^d Craninore, lot 5»at«. high, good view, so bcedllgbla. eide en,I '.llUmre n-F relient culelne. Phone 3204. toSnSri-I, N.ÎP AVlNO-^pugJ."',*- to- garage* bum to order: cement end brlcl SSJTp^ff «Sr^tî's; rock, litre nek Irene; price I1.7W; 1-1 tiros, tool., ate.; a '•!» bargain at HF work contractor for AIM Jone*. reeh balk nee 4. U. J« month*. A. U -aah Apply »t jeinea Hay I Is rage, LOST AND POUND. ___ _ G%ertpHom r reste, me- » A””"' brokcr tM Union Bank dereoa. 1H7 Fell ttre»t fcywer.t «t.ta - ■■ r Rockland are. Phone I41B. Malet A Co., tol l Central Bldg d= At John street.______IF THE PERSON clianglng hate ait lb» L'OR BALE—At a bargain. ♦» t P touring OBNcn -, "TxoRAVil.. CH*MNEY BOILOINO.______TYPEWRITERS J WE HAVE ROfSTfor two‘ne threa good In* good condition, will take aonw Metropolitan church Rvhday night wfil ealeamen: e «relient propoaltjon to the car. In call ai »R» M*> street he will receive , tetanc* to suit pacific Motor FOP CHTMNET Bt-II.DIWfl end ewnmt right men. Alve c«*h’ <124 same hat. marked C. F. H. ______m work "apply Clientry » Ce.. Beaumont SM Fort etreet. *2» Yal**s street LANO SURVEYOR* steel blue I A>BT— Fir**tna n'■ badge. No. K 1‘leai «5ilmalt. arn. with bullt-tn Ironing boards, cloinee SELECTED CHEAP BVYB-rumble cor­ Fvll HALE-At at eeerlfbw. return Headquarter», Fire Dept _ dl6 ■SRBKN“t!:'-< ,s: RURDENA CU. r'vU Mock. Tetee Mrast Pt»on« shoots, medlclnc_cupboerde. end h“ ner. Stevenson and Totale, only genuine diamond ring and Udy a eoU- CHIMNEY 6WEEFINO stone pier. In front. Prloo tteoo. Iiwo ooeb. telanc. monthy^peymcfte^^ Oakland road. Oak Bay. 11.265: Unlay- talra pair of diamond earrin— Am‘ LOST—Engllali setter dog. two year* old. feïïT " 'v',"irTok5&o*1”à.^ »«r*:o3 IF Behloaberg. Bt t.-ntral Bnlldln* brunt* and white face, white Innly Any­ m HTMNETS g.BANED-D-f^tlve flu*. | TRUCK AND PRAY. son street. 4**112. 11.150: corn»r Pandora d» Nelson. CO.. will rent Apply A. and Pembroke H.7»; Haultaln etreet one found harboring same after this date .tSssi fixed, ate. Wm. Neal. 1M Cuaara i ▼TCTORIA TRUCK PB road. Phone MB facing I Mai, Hilda itWWt. F»” - thoroughly wilt be proeecuted. Pleas* notify * LTD-Telephone It BUM. WCERTINA (English» rohi:nÜtc°^^ "^TttcSrf- i HOl'BE. 7 rooma Cedar Hill trad. 1 field. =.ne. lemutlful ea. vlewtetihtlng taught by eapert player IfiwtrumentM C’ook etreet. or Phone LlflTO. d24 lot near mover Point. 4 airfield, 12-*»; CONCRETE AND CEMENT WORK TURKISH RATHE nl- from lim.lde rWT nnw: w1» supplied Black. ---- J3» °£3S.,e 22 706 SM6 cash, balance I* per worn» »" Bank etreet é.xlW. ll>«; Ocean View MISCELL ANROUL end Men- rent Jonea. contractor. 1M> RocJijBt‘} road. 76x130. te». Albina atroel. claw SHOW CASBKetore Ha'ï.îLt WliSïaî .ra.;.r, HENSON A CO..Æ ?S5* M.k^*"ci TUf.KlsH-BÂÎHS^wJüni^^ Hargreaves. S3 Donald street. Winnipeg ^SV^SbS Chester «*■■■ avenue. Plume L4M2______,d*LÜ Bnrral.le 40«U7. with 4 room .hack ren - LOTS CLEARED by contract or dey McGregor ? I ÇS-A£S?L2S2SSi: ed HO month II.MOl R W CUrk. I1J labor, basements excavated; all orders Bout!» 1 ort Ooore* 0*0*. concrete building « nv if ik>MR Vlnlng a Unset. E. I 1°t I. _J |I6 ...... mente, fence* or. ™ »M 6 roïni buugalow. concrete Government. Phone lot. d3S MIM.WOOD FOR SALE. R » »” J1"*** promptly executed. P. O. Boa 72. Tho- eh. Third street. burn. wwwsiw mv—i- _____ m. j-x basement, foundation, bath and toHet. HAVE I*OT Slxlie facing on car Une. load I ne Id- dtr limite P. L Hulchtne. LANDSCAPE SARDINER. tel a TC.M MAKERS AND JEWELER* ntsad for furnace, beamed ceilings, bullt- Cralgftower road, with flv* room cot­ ' AS Ix-lgli A Bone Phone Ml. 1» DON’T FORGET—A grand Scotch social pa and Jobbing ------to A. Peteh. i- L.iffai kuiiit-in bookcase, tinted wall**. tage, all modern; with full *l*ed baee nrv'TT yyyVfi Bt’lTB, coat*, vest*, rain, and dance will be held In 8t. John*» hall. *C. r*D El.HKN la iYF> A TB,'™.^,,ucoSSSteh wetchV ment, electric light fixture, etc.: price '‘^Jctete.^lghtir Sd. cheep, for tel- Herald etreet, on Christmas Kvo., oar dli 1— Tree t and spraying a COLLECTION®. •m Pandora etreet. EngHxh wewn rw- Dutch kitchen, open fireplace : sismtaw Phom, -,, c ash. »rrenge_caw _terme la 24.566: third rash, ha lane* to nuit pur- as---- Y --ate#. ' I. UpMslra coinmenchiK at 6 p. m. Gentlemen's ^^SSty flea 44g-4 Central Bldx . 14.2» cash. Apply Bos 4JA tickets ($1.067, may be had from the MEBCHAN'fr PHOTKCTIVB A BsnAisaa Ftret-c;-claea work A. D. Malet A Go XNAS PRESENT thxl will ".t f-r y-am TION collecta •rr™"'». *" dll dX treasurer, W. MfOlIllvray, 84$ Johnaun guaranteed. ___— Dent ley Vacuum Machine and Bwetp Ladle» free. dît ,£S: v;^;?ft2S55?^i««3 r .itee. bad debts, w e a » BKAl'TIF VIa. I room. now. ^ BEACH DRIVE-Waterfront lot. price are, fix,m «110» to «175: 'Cte,,?'™"*' with the beet references. «= I WATrnBBPAlRING^-IDiiipW't__ ___ —. work At j gardeiu-1 rwoliabla "priée». Drôp'ln end exd en overlooking Die *ea only 12166 u»ual term» O 8. Leighton. at ration nt your h.m„ or at our store. AVTOS FOR HIRB-Phone 4471. Simon Bldg. Phone *W. home Til Yates 8t. Phone 4412. Free eetl- SF& fifcw&wA. Park, a very fine with e very fm^ Mahon Block. ■ ” dï* ni dora A w ______w* view; price «11.*» *rmnJ™"**'^ below Rbckland mates on cleaning. CUSTOMS BROKER* suit purchaser. A. D. MaU*t t to., vkj RICHMOND AVE-Juet «OTICE TO OWNERS-Rodhia papered • LANDS'M',: «■'ARDBNER-Jÿj'y ™^ east of Blanchard Ave.. nice lot to a lane price H.'» This BW KFT TON ED PI AKO. !f*Cr !C*rilî# of McTAVfSH BROS . ena'oma broken Central Bldg. __ Is a anai* for someone. G. 8. L*lghti*n^ and Angelua player, with tt rolto •! $T- and up. material Included. H M. Harris. 1866 Blanchard street. Phone S r-rhir: ^'^Jfîhrub.Tnd e*#of town eorreepondeneerorreebondence eolteitee. WINDOW CLEANINO Mahon Block mush*, makes a handamne Xmaa pre­ #n fruit* mid flowei pienta bulbe, etc sent for your wife Selling big kasrl- Î4X W geese, h-! i.awoue Fort street Fhene Mil______■ -- “jœ. " DOUBLE CoRNBRrF<*ul Bay road; this „ .. garden* artlsttceily te-IHhed floçe^heaj» balluite. fornew. fice, $4*6 for the entire outfit Lgwns mad ' and Al.FRFD m HOWELL euetome broke», I» good buvlng at $2.46": 1-5 <**•>. ,i->l I IÎ • LL TO RENT, evening»; c hairs; light laid out rircltards pruned and oiled, ln- end rjenmleMon eleetrlr flttlnse. ^»«c bargain Phone Ml______d* reeT^tietl. From Is Bloet IdTOoyeru- Applv 9 12 and If months. O. 8. Telglit''" ‘ Piion.- 4118. Hours 16-12. 3-8 eurlng vigor for Window cleaning and janitor www «.,*»; «»»' reeh. belenoe easy___ ■ - aM BIHtKAUS".n» waehin.nda for tele el ment. Telepheoe 1JM: Be» N*"- 104 Oxford street Phone I.WI Mahon Hl.^k Davl-* A Bona. 56C-.A6 Y»tc» Bt. ai~ii SEE JOXE8 CAPITOI. JOBBINfi FAC­ LEGAL. MADISON HTHRLT-Richmond Park. Mx TORY. for office fixtures and fural- WOOD ANO COAL 125 tn a lane. mUy H MS. V3 cash, balance REAL BLACK ASTRA!'HAN HAT MRADSH X W.V"frTACPfXji'E. bejU*'»'. FISH. HOUSE on U.IW eq. ft of erchArd. »W 125 necklet, worn n few timew *f" turc. 1610 Rockland ave. to IV rounded hy a Iwaulltul belge "cd^oin arranged. This la the.. . beat buv on the at-law -tc.. Ml Beet Ion BL. victoria. _ WM, J WRIG'.EBWORTH hje market O 8. I«ei«hU>n. Mahou. Block for «4.0»; also Mack end «“•" »l!k even C. P. COX. PIANO TUNER. South * SHERWOOD. mending e fine view nflheclU lug ecnrf (rtaSHL 3“ ln TÎ**î“î Turner St. Phone LlZtl. ______|U ‘ÏVftMŸ. IISHËR uti Broad street. All kinds SL^Ste kw. .h«w •« • miiuiiM from Poet OWIre. ydn. long wna •|L''"„,worn ,w1e*' î;! eetted- end' smoked flahI le teg aide SH2» -'r'-e'aTT,; Phone fl WHY PAT mo pivk-es foc 26.66. Phone 1.476L______ai< MADAM ZBI.ICK, palmiaUy PS Tetee ■toheqv.' 1 change of address. tee . few "”*»**■, Mahon JU - ^te,”Mcom- able terms get two lot. elte text» each tor «l.w» St. Hours from f a.m. to $ p m. Patent 0«c- e VACUUM CLEANERS.______1-1 reeh? Duly two minute, from the * tslon. II >n Cbarl DRV CLBANINa . Blovk______— AGREEMENTS FOR 8ALE D1 «counted . Ottawa. I «pro VALT7UM CLEANEtr Fhon. ljTW of Upland. O S Leighton. Me hod Bl,r^ by private party, short term agreements ' arold Fisher. L. P. I HlEVY. French dry ebaytt |HOUSE SNAP-f rnom haute. evening. aJtera- Foul Hey road an» between the I urt preferred Box 776. Times. d27 E ladles' fine gnpn-nt c>enlng, “tVV tMF Dl'NTl.FT electric v SI end the Oak Bay Are enro, Fr^ JUST AS lb KID but «’S'lr.'i’iL1 MEOlCAIf^MA—AOE tlona on tedtee*. x-rtY. garment. W PhMU, SO lift Dongle, i WAI.LPAPER CLEANED—New procejs T« rail and deliver. t lenity new and ha» Jo« “«»»». ndxntl- we lisve r large lot *|x1»x FURNITURE—We can fix you up In Phone MCA Address «9 North Park 9X Sfft AND M .Si BARRE*. »n Fort »l : an,I d.comte.1 inside; emtnel^h»«*h etc. ___ ttrtn n'su ft Une. only about two f, v room house where your rent end Plioi»'* 13*. Y. W. C. A. There I» a splendid kitchen ™n*e; block, from the new nr line to the I P aurxacu rt l.npt**». AU ^t 'roubLa elect ne Ught Bstutea. atc^. Ucluded. Ntll JCE TO^E A I. EST ATE AGENT»- palnlvaaty I reeled hr expert operxtorx DYINU ÀN0 CLEAWma ^riLsrusI Immte. O « l-elghton. Mxhun Black, dN «m the very low price of LIB. on a*> «j haueekeepuis apartments. Trie Stand My: liouac. eltuawd on lot 31. Môclr », H» ■cÔPËRN- —Cl« a n |n4|* jS term* Hee us about this *t once. It. XMAS SPECIAL -Gooknian * n,r'; Beech wood avenue. Is sold. C Bom fa co board. A home from non er,l Furutturo Cn.. FS4-3 Pendere Aw. masseur; Is now st lib­ THB ------j-r j. Hu ret A Ho.. 363 Central BMg d3l L building lot. price % MCDONALD, Frepairing I.adtce fins <18. Leighton. Mahon Block. <*■» |u»t ebeve Ileugtea. erty for valient (early morning in:-s- SlÎVÊII STREET--Between MfK.ll Md JAMES A JAMES M B>«A , erchltwte. , sage AppL 73$ Yates. Phone «7* LODGES ______Central avenue. « roomed house: prU* ANOTHER XMAd BUY-texUA. «rtth have removed to Rooms 4M, 4lB. 414, Hib- 1*7. Open evenings. two roomed ebnek. twteenent. wwer DON'T IvOflfi YOUR HATR—Tadtc scalp LÔPOF.. Ho 2. 1 O O »•«,*••? » =» ■ BS" nü ind ult hen-Bone Buildtng. tiovemmenl etreet LUMB1A two eiul two texte *> *lth It. 4M» '* Phone^NO- 568^ ______J» Ireatmenis; the best system. tW". P*'r' "dyrltnr'end* ctelSr«'-orkV^ only $1466 until New Year a V*f. .WlR. gee. speci«iIlût. Hlbben-Bone Bldg.. Gov- rednssdai payment 8. Iaeighton. $566 AND $700 To LEND on approved arn ment Rt room 418. • floor______jouptr------" _ , i asMahon » non pitABlock.S' —r rash, balance arranged Q. security. B’hat offers. B«»a 4M Time# Mahon Slack. YOU HAVE anything *?, *fJLT 'ii 16AWACH-: i: If Barker. 212 Fort street. COURT CARIBOO *g- ïJji. Æ ÛÂR Ï.INÈ running poet thle hnnee that IF_ Offloe.______4M4 ------* ...d frtnrth Tuesday or *aR,t T SJ fûr ..(» tot a.short lime only; OAR, BAV XMAS BIT- With three Jr mm wRoy A Wdebtor, Auotloneere. 1» fteTo* «*tte n .*Hoa>l Hospital. Lomlun. rc- EMPLOYMENT AQENCY. the age»; one oti Newport. Pekl-tad^ McNHt teTn„w” JrondSt ’Wehlm»* pay he,Vtehoti htgheet eeebend office«nk-** nADDENS il ADF AND KFPT IT, Wt oiv»* and * tstta patl—ta.— * n» tntfhth Rite 4 rtedin. with .11 modern rnnrenl- cleared, lawne made, cement work of VTwrwxTIONAL ÊMfLOTMRNf! R*c fl eey. E P. Nathan. Fin. Secy. "me,: price «3.7»; «»• c.-h. heUncr te etro-te. till, is the ' Sr» EA»V*>AN. electric 1! hatha. pertyUrthe whole of Oak ^7-®®"*™" furniture, et will »etl on oommleetom all kinds done, aepttc tanka made; con­ fC. AOENGT 14M Sto* — «feet Phone b- paid aa rent O B T^lghton Marne* Phono Wt. 1“ tract or day work Ng Hep. P, O. Box «direI ir.uaxage. XgtrtV.MMT. <12* isig thm R |.ayg three frontagra, V Snly H.6». uiital terms O B Isil*'*»"- t-rtR SAIJt-T dtxmond rtmc. ote. Phene M Bta^-feq^aaNaa J. L PÊMRItiiKË STREET-A n\m. llttiK i Mahon Block — diamond earrtnge. good, will be sold to IT WIIJ. PAT YOU to eee Jone. about MUSIC. roomed bunxntbw : twice cover my equity; « ret quality diamond», Insurance *21 8a y ward Phone ffd> <124 emplotment BI'UÊaS -Weh ,Tj3 alaltad ur $4 66$ furnlehe MANENDGI.ÎN. banjo and p BUght ’ JEEVES klROE dTÎ.VMB. trxnxfer. S. I-eight»». Mebon Btook — *’• CASH REGISTER for tele st Davie. * F IBL 4 Padded convenlenoee; cheap at $*•*» «one. Site Tette St ------dl«tf ANT sm nr.M carefully developed. Me.: ftfiee^ Ltl1»»^ Wtutertar» ms aad i»n*i tnu-king. •#rms* el»" * roamed, fulnr maiern "{hte'dtelrtct11 end* tiw xTVhmltlh;jîiî"»uJn-1 HOUSEHOLD "URNITL'RE of prints. Mr. doser,: peat carda. R dopes. Dali i vans foe moving ft rnlture house.* Trtttch street, at Hlta: also> T lin Quad re etreet______Offloe. TM VIew 'treet THE ORDElTbF the kawiERN STAR roomted. fully modern house, near car, line11...... i* street, er1are p,Pe'OdvwJ end I»,urineute- I| mus------, g* eold. , leering out. Devlte^ ^ OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN. Rraldanoa Phone 1.1574 "iUui winl end fourth W' for $6.666. with large lot. also $ f***'***^ verged verv close to sen and car. pru . i goM MX BEALE ABOUT THESE-«tore and m\ bungalow at *.6W Wm Duaford * «MW 1-3 reeh. O * Leighton. Malu.n Dertag AI ofllce for rent. View etreet Bogle. HJ X. P BLV T'Ir~lhe leading optician. W wtaSPBwtal^^^M dX OFFICH DESKS foe tel. Fort St Over a peer F experWnoe. end Son. til Union Bank. ______Son., «HS Tette r ane of the bent equipped sgtebltehmentr JtisT OFF CARET ROAD tedr North are at your aervloa. Make an appoint Dvugtte « ro<""*2-1h<,ïrJ^2hr™mid; went to-df* v Phone 2*k ___ Government and Btuughton. Brltle Apply Oeeeea lansMar.. on tw» etreete. M.W H Booth __ s.______a* tf $41 Michigan Street. man Bldg HWÎ Government dX * PUBLIC STENOr R4Pd With menu at Eeglee' Hell. Oovernment Sr, E WANTED—Sera p b B««* ÜS4. Time». CRESGENTBOItO-Corner ,nnjï*s let and Ird Thursday» lln and.ni Crseoent.PMiaaiit. 66x156,66x18$. with —K --fwl watsr^ SHORTHANO _ McHattla.M. INWW1.W..B ---- «AN EW» Bt front; we can deliver for K*M. ÏÏÜite"Sd,rïïfc^' ___ Murrant. secretary.«-ftsîfsMc^Ê $W Fort BL jo £tAV.i«r^ win* for Cbrletmee Jacob Aaroi °n. X*3Æ: tenter. 1«44 Awk etreet. or «Twee 1ER I A MOUS-GREGG. SHORTHANIt— paid Vletofia ^ tunk Agendy. oaah G. 8 lrelabto.1. Mahon Block ^ usuel terme. Iwt ue show you Jkte rme fSE street. ho,mette. Dunford A Sou. «U Unite, maker end lew.ltte elx flooeS M- ° 1 ”F TOO *A(fT to bur or tell your hteteA Taught Id over 4.000 aehoole. Typewrlt- FOR RENT—HOUSKS rORThALE^bteUtite^nr,. Ijroorn^ Onvorament etreet. «73 Johoeon street Irg. bool fc. .ping. etc. *“4 Jï™1** Met R with the CTty Broker»*», lEJ Livery staslee THIS ■» WHERE TgiejWOM^^| BUSINESS CHANCES. Douglas street who make e speclaJtFOt eltete, shorthand kT mall. Victoria 79BT and on two car lines. -The BiHus'nas* Institut», $w Michigan etiweL | have a nice big lot on Créas». — - « Es.cîb57^,22r^*a - Phone IBS. J. ^„^hth,"ih.7 furnlelied. boarding Iw deriT"fireplace*. fumace etc ; aleo ffn« < , .wm. ta da*abl»Jocal SHORTHAND SCHOOL. IMS Brood ■ owner leaving etty about Now HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Shorthaï 1 KLL—fc*— , - . , tbla will double In six months. street, near car. SÎS ^^ron*L.?.Xoe '"dBa,"B I.tabton, ttxhoo Block U furnished. howeekewlag thoroughly llverv etablre. £*»• Sa y ward Block CHElRfVL. principal Iv attended to dar or night Telephone | WATER FRDNTAGE-In Oak B»V dta- 116. ______suites of t or S‘S» turn**- eTr^onEa'courw PU'- *6. Î11 3.h^n ^rect------rUUNlBHKP HOl'BE TO LET | SHORTHAND—TUrso _ _ "UNUSUAL OFFER ta ‘5» WKLL^ V h isystem (Royal Hbort- RfCHARb BRAT. H»» »} BUI IIIWV1WW . ---- — . rsA xx .«rSâri l ra^imfe^eperote totiro^or part part 1 jf^HtL? Fl:RNISHCfi bouaehaeptajl man's simplified ““ "•j.4 ftetr'^. fiunSÏÏS;: liü',il;,,",“ntb. êwynto thro, targe' hand), hesvcl ontne world-known------—. Pit-1 Boarding StabDe. Hack* on abort Apply m Fort .treat «H» taw «L44» .te.te.ro,leqqtatd to— latatakahalf ^ ted rooms alow to; 714 man** *yei,em. Savei va time, make money. | »nd lally^ho coach. Phone * RENT-»-roomed bod* only those who mean bush ' NfCTttT*44 FVRNI8HSD hinwteetetaa Complete course In three months, with a lata: the price la only *•**■ ,l,h 1 c**.i apply. Bo* W spend guarantee of 86-166 word* a O. E Iwlghtea. Malwa Block.______LAUNDRY WANTED-Partnar In eatahllehed rooms, near fount ala. 666 Gorge road. mluHt*. Individual tuition by export HELP WANTED—MALE dSv WORKINGMEN-See ” r'.or .^'hlgh “and new must be .Me *“ twadta odtoj. teUI______englleh tteacher. Paying positions guar­ JtUMDRT, LTjDj! K5S7'~VrnS2 T.rr ntaf-rot’ër |TO,lUCN7-_N»o-k~P*»« room foe two «TANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY L WANTED-Janitor fur; mag. CrAsi'sntwiVHl, near cars, au ragn ■••<« anteed. Touch typewriting, book tap The white laundry W? CKÎ2", dry; your loot clwiu. forchtep Into < ing mefnory training, tky and night elate work end prompt delivery. 1 rled man without -» than the money. RaftoF quarters provided; i does In. Wm Dunford «r Bon. TAB-. tiLrvlew' flrot let ter ltrtereocrovgRr PLRASAMTJbfiil^ed. bea^ewr fis use* Apply fo* new term at the ten View street.■■ sewal Interview I j.__ Royal Stenographic School. 4# Sayward M peeled, also reference» Union Bank- , ” and required. Apply Beg «MA I |n, raoma, 4 Menâtes______n nace. $ more room» çnun. LIN DEN AVENUE -Two lots St $2.»> given end reqnh bth Phone ?« MANUFACTURERS’ AO ENT. m. Times. ______^5|to LET—Furnlehed houeMu men wanted for R each* corner. «tTto. H. Biwth. 7 Bring TAXIDERMISTS. | II ANUFAOTVRKIt»’ AGRNT—1 I- NUMBER young FOR SAI.E—A good!paying bualaeaa that I reeaoneble rafiL aU convenience». te and xrireless telegraph wrvk?*l®AeLj.,i arrai man —Bldg.. 1067 Government______d*| ■health cauee of aejl-1 lw HIHaMe Ava.______— Inf: Tbs Klieon tral Bldg. s? surfis; E^rttet. at. Stheb n r A TOW. taxUerotieu. euarro- Dictating Machinas, etc, Harold ^Tdd^kKTteVele^rVr. ^ iUn*ramttLE-oxiaote M*kfr»g ...... ^ I HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS...... _ sor* to 1 rod. Foster. 636 Pandora OAK BAY 1IOMK-Hampshire road, lot AUlnson. 164 t’nlon Bank Bldg- n.|W « room. new. modten bungalow, S'P'UZi JÜr Box «4». Timm '1341FOR SALR-Small mlxed emet_etoee. ______“oncrete foundetloa. P'P^ METAL WORKS I'um iw,' ------.------'a— Si CASH .nd «50 every thro, monthi _roatj,ronre leten NÏTELT toratabM atuccoteneeo finish,flntah. price only MW; *<« te»h ”2^, Î lot MsIM et lb. Gorge. Wire for * ^LENDID INVEFTinnrr-rWB^ro „# Oltetio. I. cbSdree. Ml rfumbotte PACIFIC SHEET METAL WORKS- SALESMBJt MWANTED .«W balance arraagad; r, BUSINESS maFcrnRY. Corolla work, ekyllghle. wda- loti: blgmoo, y for right m Apply D. Malet A Go^ STwteb MM te. ownte.mVtetg. toyx^Jh. S»- bjMteg-2------Box 4», Seek» „ «1.404 at I prr cteit dowe. metal, elate *n4 .f.'" 0-!?*' 52 M. A. Borety. 4M.» Central Btdg. ------1 » n YlHorla. $*• t# I boomROOMS* ANDANO BOARD air • roecee. metal remote, ata. ”1 ------>QR SOLE-ACREAGE WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS rSnta lîr So^: 4 cent, pte word per Yates lU nt. .------I AM OPEN to roootv. perttcutarl of g»l I wirwvtimÉD RO

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mjrtdhmit. • wanted TO IIUNT—Four footil hunga- wYtfiTT(- SCAVENGING ‘ KS tm"« North Park. « ,7irsj,PE field THr.w C: Wtw> | VICTORIA ■ss ^V^dLd Paadrn. 122$ Gove, sssspqpsaw .w—-- w be arranged F n Fox 9r Ashes aad garlwgeigg*- remeffed.S22tad. I to BOX «4M, TlmeA_ ___.... » , * A...... 19 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 24,1912 "7 DARDAIS REEVE WHl POSTAL BUSINESS To Builders Eastern Business NOT STAND AGAIN VASILY DECREASED Etc. . We have formed such a large business cooueetion’with prairie r — I have 156x116 ft.. Oak Bay, CHRISTMAS ind Eastern people that we have always got money on hand Postmaster Orders Wickets to Has (tendered Valuable Ser­ fronting on two streets, for properties at the right price, particularly good residential Smyths to Pentlaod. Terma tots. Our staff of salesmen has been considerably increased Be Open To-night and vices to the Municipality Price...... M500 To Our Clients and Friends, We af late on account of our increased business. They are all up- Christmas Morning During Six Years Also lot oh Pine street. Victoria to-date fellows who know the value of every foot of the city, Wort, asphalt' etreet, three Extend the Old-Time Christ­ to please list your property with us at the right price and yyu fronts gea rôitable for two ; , won’t have to wait long for a sale. Reeve Oliver, of Oak Bay, has an­ mas Greetings A largely augmented staff working home* Terme. Price »l»bO nounced his intention to withdraw ___Business and Apartment Blocks Financed. ■■ ■' »y kèura’ overtime lias taettti un»bU 1° keep the maH at the Victoria post office from- the ra uia i cfpal campaign. He" win J. T. REDDING HE greet progrès* ôflKé year now closing, Teed* dear during the last feyr days of Christ­ not enter the field again for reeve. us up to a bigger and even more prosperou* mas rush. The general increase over last The present reeve has been Intimately T Stinson Real Estate Company connected with thft Oak Bay council m Catherine Be, Vtetorta Weal year's. Christmas business Is strikingly New Year. It to fitting that we ehould have a very Rooms 214 and 215 Sayward Block. t since the suburb was nrst Invested with Plume tree and Ultl Illustrated by the fact that the registered the dignity of a municipal governing merry Christmas Season. man for November this year was larger than for December. 1911. body. He was elected as the first reeve The parcel post to England was much of Oak Bay in 1966. and held that po­ greater than ever before, the last English sition until the epd of 1908. Away from mall carrying 806 more parcels then the the Island In 1909. he served as coun­ corresponding one last year. The rush In cillor for some time when he returned, NEAR SIDE OF PAVED; the post office Is such that provision will again resuming hts place as reeve In Wallace & Clarke have to be made very, soon for more men Special 1912 and more space to handle the business. It is also, understood that Councillor Real Estate Brokers, Investment*. Yesterday three men were constantly en­ Smart, who has dune such good work FAR SIDE WAVED gaged at clearing the letter drops In thJ cn the financial committee, will not Phcn* «71 post office and one man aras quite unable T31 Yates St 5 Acres seek re-election. Councillor Brown had Buys to keep the parcel drop clear. There was Intimated his intention of relinquishing a tremendous mall for Vancouver last MONTEREY AVE, Below Rera- municipal work, bpt It Is understood Rich Soil evening and the staff was forced to work toKu, 36*1 It; theapeet that we New Rule for Tramway Traffic very lata. The extra members tnclud* that In deference to the wishes of a eight assistant letter carriers, three b;»ys. large npmber of electors he may be know oMn thla eevtlon. $1460 $3000 Comes Into Operation Janu­ twelve clerks to assist in the office, all of prevailed upon to offer hie services Third cash. ». IS, 1* monthi. Whom will continue In thé department again. . , ary ti and Not Before until December 31. HOI.I.AND ROAD, Gor*e water On account of the extra quantity of mall view. 60X140. beautiful aaert- matter received ovetv any previous year flt etl bargain for . .. $1*86 the postmaster has arranged to bava the It is cheap. On and âfter January let. 191S, all delivery wickets open until 1<1 o'clock this LOCAL NEWS street cars In Victoria will stop on the evening. The delivery wicket for parcels BAY AND McBRIDE CORNER, near side of paved streets and on the will he open to-inorrow morning from 9 Turkeys for Employees.—The Brack- half mile circle. 140 feet on o’clock until noon. r far Tide of unpaved street*. man-Ker Milling Company, following This le At Alt* Vteta, « The Increase In November business over Bay and 160 pn McBride. 2FTt. Up to the present time the-rule has Its usual custom, has presented its em- « In. on V. A 8. Ry. 8lx room miles from Victoria, the same month last yeàr Is shown In tha pipyaeo' wltb mffctiÉM turkey» ^ - Cndfr been that all cars shall stop at the faf fact that postage stamp* to 1 he value q# house on property,. lion uses have Iwen given to those w^o overlooking Elk Lake. side of all streets but It 1a believed over $1.V00J were sold, as compared,„wUh V««ry good terms. SAID TOBE SOLVED that the new order of things will great­ IK000 last year Money orders worth wvw could hot use turkeys. cask will handle. ly fariliUite the handling of traffic *“ llûû.000 were Issued, and in November. ItO, O O O HIIaLSIDE AVB.. close to Prior the busier quarters ând make eai_ the money orders amounted to 174.000 Stele Camera.—Sam King, the Chin­ street. 67.«xl46. seven rooms, the lot of the waiting passengers on all Postal notes issued to the value of K 090. aman accused of stealing a cantors almost new ...... 6^7100 STEAMSHIP PURSER city lines. ss opposed to 13.700 last year, and money from W. C Good’s drug store in John­ A Very good terma. A. T. Go ward, local manager of the orders paid to the value of 145.009. aa op­ son street, was foUpd guilty by Magis­ NOW UNDER ARREST British Columbia Electric Hallway, haa posed to 128.500. are other Interesting com- trate Jay this morning and sentenced Alley written to the city council, elating that to three months' hard labor. lie recommendation will be put Into o o o THE HIGH SCHOOL SITE. effect on the first of the year; he elated He Wants an Overcoat.—Get it at THE TMtlRSMI CH. After Two Years Search Police Merry that It would not be advisable to en­ the Red Arrow Store. J. N. Harvey Departments Have Exchanged Views force It earlier owing to the enlarged Ltd., «14 Yates St. * ' ône 14» Claim to Have Tracked REAL ESTATE. on Subject—Arrangements Will Christmas trade and the confusion o o o Real Estate Investments and _____J ROOMED BITNOALOW. in. Be Reached. Y. M. C. A. Christmas Diwier-The Thieves fully modern Apply owner. 2MS Prior which would result through the sudden change In régulât Iona Y. M. C. A. dinner takes place in the atreat.______-______2f? Arrangement* are In progress for the Christmas The dame rule holds good in Vancou­ Bellévue Grill at 1.36 p. m. to-morrow. nee Douglas ou Victoria. B. C. laying out of the grounds of the High A NO 1. FINK. HIGH. VIEW LOT. near ver, and works excellently. Christmas Day, when an excellent Seattle, Dec. 34.—By the street last UjJ*taredr* »»«ana uovrrunie(')«vrrd»,. ^, rilU.. school. Femwood road. In accordance Yutetlde meal will be served. The owner pushed for rneh will secrWce with an arrangement reached when night of Olen Sheppard, purser on the mm This la a live opportunity. Bee tickets for this feast are only 75 cents US at once. A. D. Malet A Co.. 4*3-4 Osn- MAL ESTATE. live property was purchased for tke steamship Jefferson, It Is believed the school site, the city engineering de­ apiece, and are on sale at the Blanch*- » trsl Bldg. ______1 HAVE a choice------pevlln. Bill Olbwm (mgr.). Wards; mystery which has surrounded the gold to all . partment IS to fill It up. and grade It urd street building. IKVINK FLACK -W-ti». V*. *» •'S.K tg Cobble Hill, for Bale. H W. CNrfc. o o o Humber, Tunnlrllff». H. U.nxl.-A O robbery of September 1L 1*1®. when the a month. Boa «82, TMut. ______^ Qovernincat- Phone Mt Oil as requested by the school board. Auto Struck Tmm.—Both the auto­ Wotsrty, R. Wolrtly. J. William ». R. steamship Humboldt waa looted of 1*3,- LOTSxrre on Fvmwoodi-emwuvo road,.0.0. situatedr---- .-T..-:on the PORTAGE AVB.-Heedeome Negotiations batve been In progrès* Mctmoyle. Derlt». R. BtrwerL Lane .hill; ... the.. corner____ - of V.__F.rnwood«..I Hvan and Ryan lookln- Unr(a. sial»; prie-J|Sr>.------quarter mobile and the street car were badly 600 In gold bullion and a large sum In between the hoapf and the city en­ ami fummlng! for _3M»;______tmtdeWr VM'i.-w-h*»-JM°®. — —on- terms. Krampmn. M. Orveu, Hid* gineer tor some time, and It Is believed smashed when J. D. Pemlierton> mo­ note* and express, has at last been ~p. Lew la Co, iu Pewtherton Block"w-k or.pc.alt. dpeneofa. Phone !» ____ d*4 o o o cleared up. The robbery has baffled wl« whole or perl at W per lot cash. J B of graded terraces, with plenty of room nor anybody In the street car, was In­ mittee will not be held this evening la complete and Charles Barrett, Ben­ Co. HT Pemberton Bloek. Phone 12»^ jamin Wiseman and Orville Caveneas Kiefer. 1» Uowne Bid*, Seattle. Waih^ for the school playgrounds. jured. Clieets A sketch plan has been prepared and o o o Oak Bey Building. Building permit* will be arrested for participation In the *-nm 1XTT on Qtradm. on the hilt, atae A CHRfRPrïÂB dPBClAL------submitted to t#* engmeertor branch Court Sat In Vacation—ANhowvb were granted by the Oek Bey engineer robbery within the neat twenty-four «ft. I In. by fens A; RJ* araaey lot. 30x120. on Douglas afreet en yesterday to B. J. Heern for ee heure. Of the five men believed to have terme, i caah. balance «. 13, » and * tension, city water, close to school, showing how much area the school vacation officially commenced to-day, elaht- mmtlia. D. Ifw1. Co, UT Pembertm church and stores, and about 5 minutes proper will occupy, and how the bal- judge Lampman sat In county conrt roomed bouse on Crescent roed costing executed the robbery, one Jimmy Knob, Black. Phone 138»______- walk to Douglas car; price 9m, tsnass of land U proposed to be treated. this morning to conclude the trial of 16,0011: also to M. t'nton for e seven- ■ilia* -Jimmy the float." former faro CnÂÏOFtJÎWElt ROAD—Ti ft. **>• «, arranged This Is 1300 below market, but the suit brought by Joseph Crooks roomed dwelling house on Denver bank dealer. Is missing. for-uoee. Bice, prtmerty end owner la forced to sell through sickness. Thr case against the loafers of the National Realty Co.. 1232 Government sgainst Hugh Mackenxie to coll*ct street St s cost of 3340». and to H. Car­ - - J Hurel A Co, 301 Central Humboldt was worked up by Prosecut­ street______'______«24 $486.46 alleged due on e bill of extras michael for a garage on Ht. Jante» ing Attorney Murphy. Deputy Sheriff JSoE^O LOVELY 1IOME8ITE--H acres, good, street to coot 1404 tanut. CORNER flew tot on l'adtvoro in connection with the erection by the Hterwlch, representatives of the Pink­ fl*v road mar Uplands. $1.4*». much high land, fronting Glanford avenue, plaintiff of % bungalow for the defend­ o o o mderr°ma'rket prh/ R-nlsn. Broker* only 94 780 Note, price Is considerably B. C. Federation ef Labor.—The Brt erton Detective Agency, and members »»Tvit*>r surrounding values. Fine Invest­ ant. of the United States secret service, act­ l.td . Central Hid*.______- it W. Clark- 11H Government poo tilth Columbia Federation af l-almr wUI BARGAIN -.Oakland Bond. Onk Bey, 1® <181 Special arrangements are being made meet In die Forester*' hall on January ing under direct Instructions from At- ft. lot tor only 3136®. on >■!■* Rj; Delay at Upleads—The completion "ly II yer the third annual seaslea. The tomey-Oeneral Wlchereham Sheppard ■ tSSéii n* gj» cn T-AIWFTBtd» RBRATB-* raenrad, ^lldly „y the management. of the Empress ef the - Uplands, car . line la likely to he Jabs Greenweed VERNE TK.lt HACF-l-ar,- view lot modern bungalow In tlie Fairfield Es­ theatre for the Christmas performances delayed for a few days owing to the meeting» usually last four » '«««'«•»* tate. clos*» to car line and Linden avenue: ttaftc of the -robbery. He Is now In the Telephone HE Rim Bunions Brokers. Ltd, Central to-morrow A good bill nas been pro­ fact that there le a shortage of Iroi The Vlrtorla lalmrer»' Protective Un­ price 94.179 : 9*76 cash balance easy. Ap­ vided aa the holiday attraction. There ion will be represented by President A county Jail. Bid* ______——-----= ply owner. Box 3491. Times._____ ' __dll i poles through delay In Ik shipment According to Information In the TWO IA1TB Near earner Olympla and wa-Ttek ave, éonoK-nm^ lîJT novelty, the Moxarts, JL Hherk, and former secretary J. L. IS Sayward Bldg. but as the delivery of these Is expect­ hand* of Mr. Murphy. Sheppard an I Cadboro Bay rOed only JI.eW racK \l7lhl. third I Know Shoe dancer.. In their comedy- Martin Bunions Brokers, Ltd- Central BtOgaH lot south side, price 9*7*. Mxizs. imrn '**“*" 7*7 T ------1L. ed within a very short space of time *, a I Wineman,ff llrolll*li, dhthe "latter * * —a bartender rash. E«lwln Frampton. McGregor Rida , sketch, "Snowed In. Beautiful scenery, there le every reason to believe that ffMLsLsril PÂRKHAI.E loi a for 3160®. opposite Spencer's. Phone 969. «131 ls good German dialect, a pçetty face M Ithe steamship running to Alaska porta. ’willows t lota 1 the delay will not he of any great dw r *M *•* R**F*n.,Ma-ermtts Issued are for G. W. Green, a the charge staled. Me said that he the four talked it over In Wiseman's j nrice 91.850. very cheap snap. tMtnlciton * In ,Uie aaow-tlad peaks. twenty-five thousand. We have Lwl l.rtna ^l»ln Kremldon. «t'WCT win make yon money right naw. . AMftv stable on Uhaproan street; Lansberg «■aa So under the Inflnence of liquor room in the Seattle hotel, "Jimmy the -ftulldln*. VI :w etreet oppoe't ■ |pent Hot yww. Post Office. «24 John Neff. “The Brain-Storm Com- that he did not know what he w'as d Goat." overheard their conversation and the money waiting edlàn,” has an act that Is full of gin­ A Hall, store on Johns«»n street, cost­ Phene m TO It ENT Facing Beacon Hill Park and ing $1356; and R. 8. Gregory Allen, for log and was not responsible. His plea •declared himself hi" on the pmceeds. practically on ear line, a desirable rtm- ger. The comedy man would have hie house on fTawthorpe Stregt, coating of not guilty was taken and the case In accordance with the plan evolved, THE HOUSE MEN ) 'Riinkina Hrok-ra. Ltd, Central Sir:Htd«i ffsiësoT lirlrr rooms, a If •"te’J* __Henri*______believe_ that____ Hhe ___tow_ great______mu was remanded till Friday at_the re­ S^t ^op^-ue -Ulan, and he bring. Indtrummt after 92266. V: ' . too to>undri of Pig lead were purchased •30 Yatea St. Phone *T13‘ HlTRN8lt>K -Voltage. 3 rooms. 91*80* o o o quest of the crown attorney. and Barrett and rareness took 4Mb to al«« room houra. «3N»; term, on both rourt Ylous- d27 [instrument on the stage, sut. never O 4> O Ketchikan. They cut the lead Into MrCrpEiir A Co.. 7»Mfc Fort 8t. Forthcoming Carnival.—Bave for the Large Stare to lent On Yatea St VIKTORIA MAN WANTEDl»»^'rürllÿ Mrunwhlle h- k-|. u|. a con- E. « N. Railway.—The Sunday spe­ small pieces, which was substitute^ fbr POUR ACRE» el '^E^ jr'SLViernw required, to lake charge of a branch of lata at run of joker and fnesrry quip, song meeting of the Joint committee In charge of the spurts and na\al mili­ cial train has been discontinued until gold taken from boxes. Most of the Heuee to Rent, fully imdern. bungalow; ra»P »< WS* d» our business, novelty store, that wig he Ig,^ story. ^ further notice. Thla train was put on gold was carried off the boat In cmnvae- Dunford A Ron, 911 Union N*na.__---- M» mo*' «llrkctH- pLc-^ilowri loww I lkl[h th, Quskcr lUUfl» arc young tary tournament for the forthcoming __ furnace, close to cer In accommodate the large number of llncd overcoats with huge pockets. It r ROOMED BUNGALÜNV. S *h'î^jyinwn conoccllon. Wc furrtîh arwt pretty. an.t PoWa. an abundance carnival, no more meetings of the citi­ street. Burnside for v aVKNTK- Just over 2-mll-. ilrcte. Toronto. ------J ■-X-■ [ The Bimbo, are a versatile couple. necessary to curtail the service. This arrested and convicted fto! ahelht r FTlne‘ lot. VCquarter carh Midhtong HOVSEKEEPINQ ROOM». ^ JP______|___ branches of the work of preparation NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that fhn J311 Mr Bimbo la an acrobat and comedian change comes Into effect at once, robbery and sentenced to two knl a terms. Rdwln 1hf ■sgJJ ------:——------. ■ -°yBUfeWls‘ land la anointedISMSHWIIMiafeMS well by Mira Bimbo will be hurried forward. Uwt of Voters fer the year 1611. as cor­ Bkfg opposite flpencer**. WW8» >* Uouricll was medical health department of the city room 11 ot the JUunUUpoUly ehnll told a another at 9«.<»0; good terms. . Dun ford lïÂïtJC BOC1BTT OP VICTidtIA wlli latrohatlca. Will occupy Its new quarters un Cor­ the gold was hidden. He led detect he* A Bon. Ill Union Bank.______held last evening, and the dangerous rouri of Revision on Mon,lay. I he Mb day h^d*their next me-tinx on Thursday Ed and Minnie Foster have a comedy morant street after the municipal elec- to a field near Newburg. Ore., where of January. l»U, al lh<- hour of ten ofbjk FOR RA I.K^-1n>Proved half section of gth. 9 p. m.. Labor Hall, Johnaoir, 08 tins py-lnw In Its new fbrm was Vln- musical act. which Includes many odtjl- tlon, aa some of the rooms now being 97,560 in bullion was dug up. He In the forenoon, st the Municipal l b-rk » tond seven miles from tjie town of fÔfF TtENT-éâo - tar*. ittoe In-the musical line, and aa a. laugh- allv considered and passed. According Offk*. to hrar and OteUFJiJinv wh-r. Init TNdshurv Alberta, one-half uiidsr eUltl- fixed UP HR He required- for She poll­ claimed tbet the balance had VesA IX - îïllon" w.tf Dn“«l »nd gbod buMln»; oom tl«t Yatea atrrot. - - j >™ provoker Vies wllh the other arts of to this measure no fire may ha Ûghtéd k alleged that any perumrs name has bofn ing ,olf January 13 The city analyst Is moved while he wgs in Jail. mprnp" rly placed on. o • omitted from ,iiw the owmh-wlft sell tsruto sr exchange K. MCDONALD, lhaaaeur. Royal Hw-dV-h the holiday bill. They have a well-at- within -one hundred feet of * EdM at mov-m-nt; . outald- race, by »P|VJol- anf time bf the year without a fferhia already accommodated In the market said Llfit. y.llOMAH HHBPHBRD. for Victoria P/operty Full le< ted repertoire, building, housing of this official being Rhaw Rwl Kslote Co., *2 Pemberum menl 73* Yateil. Phones 3733 pod 4486, gome good twilight pictures are from the chie^ of police, and none at Town CVrk. Block ______** t» REWARD will he I-1*' "/Jm Irtiown by'the Emperaeope. all may be lighted during the dry »*à- the most urgent ss Mr. Birch pre­ MM NURDERED «TmIOTA «T OAK BAY -96sLI, close •Igned for Information that will Bad to " ' viously had to go to the Victoria the ronvietloa of the party or partie- 1 """“The Kiss wWalt*."-‘* to car: prie* 91 6"6; Hilr6RÏr a»lÂR-r8,lou>. -Ibhln city . Hoe, li minutes' walk fro-- opera». Mia. Surratt win rnyfe the r «tory to Mrs. Roosevelt during Itor of Crime gewapaper to Victoria Or British Col- The origin ef the Tele log 4a di limits. ngrth- end-./price< M^’é *7™XT» rneh. on ' ,,qy. ^ I support < if a <*ompany of Broadway stay -st the White Rtfoee. She Is III v fllisw Reel Estate Co* 262 TO ieET^Sutto^l rooms, unfamlehsd favorites, hot thr least Important 0< urnbln decided to >uae this modem to be found In the fact that In the 1. - method of "setting type." The Victoria connected with the state department or Imtln church Christmas was csUed L.. b.Tton Block. _ hath.* —g,a "electrica»fctrte ' light:Hght. no children.rhiidrea Iwjiich will be a girl chorus td noted Tfffkragg .^nd: the Aetorlan. published at at Washington. ^ If Mat of Lights, both Iwaqsu any Uglite BLAlULWOPU AY L -cilb »IW. wilt e— LsflhpsSBrstreet. *1 dqore— from■ Superior I . Mile lie. <7»e4b*rt U. C-. cure a fisc Tat M g«r P.dwlo Pwmtptom Astoria! Ore * were the fleet papers on Santa Frank, an Indian. »■» muedeied or caadles were used In Its crlebraWn. oppoille Soeucer'a ______, —;—I ■ I Lane a moat gorgeous array of SeenU NEW 6RAIN ELEVAtoA and because' Christ, who* birth It eum- HcGrsgor Bldg. Die BaHhc coast to use linotypes. San teat night on the trail about 23 miles Francisco, Portland. Seattle, and Brit­ car line. Quebec. Dec. 31.' Tbs' Quebec bar north of 150-Mile House. * ^^T»;m«.’etoao IQ rOTt.y. . .^ilsswisr-* - “** ish Columbia newspapers following srto ™ ™. z 3°* 150.. .This i -«■TATE ..A43K!Ci»6-M»r -« $(,moiMrt..n wUI_ shortly atrod a Very meagre details have reached • tOSORTO VCWXL ROBBERY. contract for aHi neto...... two-mtillonm_____ bushel'lâriTWWWârheMHea E to YtEAb Wltklnfnn rood are off t I o o ' TWrtmto. hhe. Î4 --theaahlnr -kg .the Christaaa* FwlMte*» ■ Inw^wy-m. aia cer game Is assnaed for Christmas stunw sw**-' '*■ * " Booth. MARRIE 67 1 show window of Groasman's jewelry with a capacity of one hundred thi-u- left here late last night when word of Day. between the North Ward and Uic murder arrived, and within a few Srnf -ffTOlrivT or Ktnv s r^l. nmrr ^5inN^A^V'avSïX brT, flhfftod»' Yonge street.-this m aaad bushel» sill algo. be constructed. ______Island Junto™, at the North hours had arrested the man who Is said Richmond, lot 43x14». very .heap »l * . j thieves sûdtéedéifl In miking a Irani Ward park, at J.S«j> m Although the J. B. Warnlckor. Mise «vaMwé E j of jewels worth o^pr $1,000. One of to have committed the crime and an­ wh it balance a 13. A North»».! Walker, eldest dsughtor of ^Ire M. K Nanaimo boys have a strong team, the OLA66 FACTORY BURNED. Reel E«tut<*. 751 Yates etr»-et, 424 I th*. thieves was cavtured and a gieit other man who waa with him. Walker, of Sidney. R. C.. and Mr J R Wards are going out to win. Mr. Brennan, also ot Sidney- Chtraam Dec *4. Fire Ihle m^raly Both prisoners and" the constable^ are aw- meoitoiatj ——i*xswCÂWOF iWArH*NW NH T' ' are as ro«.owJPgWBPrgar 'hMM' * ..** dHUiHienar croengobU* ■■ ytJJ UOruun,ja-» ivxuwwEir,*.a* I T»sixasroie, fsi r to._-WÊÊBj kind çyw by a medk*al offlevr to the use in dard, GUM company, causing Justice ef the ÜZ^ÎTL’"ohHn**5 thddr - recent. beneavejienv1 of rwEdcUs and!, nsahotosre in *k* Vrunb.. Work. J. .. WardlH, W MADDOCK AYR. -Hear riot WurdUl. vG. Gfeen. Kelly, ThomneAn 1256 666 flOIM; cash 1-1 Northxteet Heal Krtaic 161 Tates street. Tuesday—Great Bargain Day MERRY CHRISTMAS Robert William Clark, SPECIAL EVENT BON BONS...... 15% OFF TINSEL ...... 15% OFF TO ALL STOCKINGS ...... ;...... 15% OFF Suite 9, Mahon Block, FANCY BOXES OF CHOCOLATES...... 10% OFF 1209 Douglas Telephone MIXED NUTS, per lb...... 20< Street MUTRIE & SON ALSO FRUIT SPECIALS Vidoria, B. C. 3 pktrs. Raisitm, 3 pkga. Sultanas, 3 lbs. Currants, box Mixed fiel, li t mixed spice. THE LOT...... >1.00 T take this opportunity of winking all my friend* » very Happy Christmas Sylvester*» Excelsior Poultry Meal end a Prosperous New Year. DIXI H. ROSS & COMPANY Makes hens lay, being a ground, properly balanced ration containing all THE HOUSE OF PLENTY. that la necessary for the production of eggs and the general health of Owing to increased hu*iuetut 1 have token Rooms 5, 7, 9 and 11 in addition Tels. 50. 61 and 62. Liquor Dept., Tel. 60 the bird. To be fed warm, morning or evening. Per iAckv...... fl.76 to Suite 8, Mahon block. Tel. 412. SYLVESTER POULTRY SUPPLY CO. 709 Yates Bt. I have fitted up one room as a writing and reading room particularly for the use of those who have no office aeeominodation in the city and who want, a meeting place to see their friends. ■««Si Peter McQuade & Son { 1 have the following papers on file and a cordial invitation is extended"!» all resident* or visitors to make use of facilities provided. Established IS Phone 41 1241 Wharf Street To friends am Iritis all, present anil future, we Ship Chandlers, Marine Agents, Hardware Merchants, Mill, Mining, Log­ heartily wish ging, Fishermen’s, Engineer's Supplies, Wholesale and RetaiL Victoria (‘nlJnis^ Victoria Times. Victoria Ncwh. . A MERRY Special for Automobiles New*-Advertiser '•- * Vancouver Daily Province . . .Vancouver KA\ Dick's “Ils Oil," High Deads. "Auto Waits," Specially Soft. "Pol.iking Daily World . . . Vancouver CHRISTMAS Muslin," Something New. The Sun...... Vancouver Vancouver Kunnet . . Vancouver And may vour “Hudf" Range or Heater reaeh its . The Columbian .New Westminster ^ erowniiig success at this season. vvtlng in the negative. The measure The Globe...... » . Toronto •passed at the sevtutd reading. The debenture* pfoprf&l under this Tlie Wltnesa 4 , * • . Montreal PUN FOR BATHS by-law will have a fifteen-year cur­ Phone 2440 The Herald ...... Montreal rency. and will bear Interest at four and a half per-rent. Free Prea* , . , v v • Winnipeg tii,TM;;i>:/ti;Mii Telegram . . . . . T , Winnipeg ns CRITICISM < Inland Sentinel .... Kamloops 707 TOUT STfror ■ Port AI ber ni News, Port Alberni, " JAIL CANNOT BE B. C. ALDERMEN QUESTION s Cowichan Leader, Duncan. V. 1. The Empire . Prince Rupert, It. ( WISDOM OF DECISION Omineea Herald . .Hazelton, It. < Portland Canal Miner, Stewart, It. C. Principle of Scheme is Support­ DECLARES CHAIRMAN Morning Albertan . Calgary. Alta. EDWIN FRAMPTOI The Exchange ed, but Advisability is Daily Herald . . . .Calgary, Alta. McGregor Block (first floor) 718 Fort Street Subject of Doubt OF GAOL COMMITTEE Daily Bulletin...... Edmonton Cor. View end Bided. Phone Mt The New# ...... Ked Deer Phone inf. The Morning News. Moose Jaw, RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT Council, However, Passes the Saak. - SNAPS Considerable discussion t«*ok place Medieine Hat News, Medicine Hat Office Furniture last evening at the city council on the Measure as Drafted—Oppo­ Parkdat#-«-Good buys In this sub- Swimming Baths By-Law for $125.000. 1 The Brandon Daily Sun. Brandon jjiv »t*ion Fine high poaitlon. a Specialty L'rlticlimi w»a directed not at the sition to Sewer Loan The Evening Review. .Portage la scheme itself, hut at the advisability t>on't delay ae theae 'are moving MADE IN a C. Prairie. quickly. Inquire. $800 to...*900 of asking for more money in .view of Desks. I7.se. lie and.. .912.50 Saturday Press . . . .Saskatoon Washington Ave.—One» block off the depleted elate of the city'» finança* Chairs to match, each. IS. $8.50 On a motion to give a hccnnd read­ Morning Oregonian. . . Portland Burnside car, nearly H acre; which would make less bright the ing td the by-law for $50,099 romàaahmer» had taken The Monetary Times . . Toronto Parkdale—Corner lot: worth *1000. hairman of the porks vbmmlttvf had The Financial News . . Montreal % cash. bal. 8. 12, 18 moa.. *900 Into consideration the examples of been asked to Introduce the petition, modern jails on tts* coast. The Tribune • . « .*, . . Chicago Parkdale—Lot In block 12: Fine He doubted, however, if then* was suf­ The mayor replied that there had opportunity; third cash. ... *901 ficient data before the city council to Carey Read—Two blocks off. Near­ render an efficient lead being given been a provisional plan before the ly V$ acre. $130 ensh. Only . *601 to the people at the election. Had ade­ committee appointed last spring, and : ...... Hr : . : :r *1...... ' also before the commissioners) a ho Portage Ave., Gorge View.—Two quate plans I we n prepared. he tasked? What was the egttmpte of t|wr;coMf d planned tv build after sending aa ex­ lota. 54x120 and 51x120. One-third pert round to see some jaflr wtTwvnT Mayor Pe«..kwltb related^ the clrcvm- .... cash and. long Mrs* balance . ||76 construction. * —*l— —t.. . Oak Street. Cleverdale—3 rooms, Eye Glasses stances which had led up* to the pro­ Robert William A filer Aian Gleason, who %vas chair­ pantry ami bathroom, on nice lot, posed submission of the by-law, and man of the committee which thorough­ cash. $400 and $25 monthly. and Spectacles promised the fullest data. He stated ly examined j the situation in the Office Tvlêphonv 1092. Price ...... *2360 that the estimate upon which the ReSidcooc Telephone 137X OF GOOD QUALITY MAKE figure of cost. $112.000. set out In the spring, was not confident that the jail Victoria. Cook St. and Quadra—2 lots. 69x150. USEFUL CHRISTMAS . by-law. had l»een based, was obtained proposed could he constructed fpr less Splendid view over city; $3*p cash PRESENTS. after conauilatlon with experts in than $90.000. including cells. He each, easy terms. Each.. ..*1160 We carry an Immense stock swimming with wide-world experience. thought the council should have asked or solid gold, 14-k. gold-filled, A plan of a provisional character had fb* more money. and nickel silver frames Also h*'en prepared and before any work The mayor regretted that the petl- have a large assortment of was* dw* competitive designs would TTOH~1wa tieen circulated for that DAVIES & SONS CopkUn ae)f-filling and Reliance lx invited. They cpuld not fail toauh- amount, hut some action must b# tak­ Fountain Pens. Leather Novel­ mtt the by daw in the face of a petition en at once. SPARKS FLYOVER AucTioNima ties, etc., for Xmas trade. signed by owners representing nearly “What pre tfvrs. Y Mât tôr .... 1...... «5# doubteddoubled benefit,heiwflt. but It was hotnot, essen- be?ore%cti«rwM «fcrf ertlrittety. W thiM>y-taw-had net been approved by KAVAL OBANOE». doze*. and ...... V* tsM „# JHMMW ..dt»iiyiMf«sWCT«w» methaelfcf cw ewsyrtew*. trow*. suwj*mwvwîw -, ^'rnWBMflwiWilli II I .....,X'.S$$ CttyŸ aifalrs. He Intended, thero&ré, portwil si thettr dtefrlct rooved that tt ifiSM be reàd tW Weeks DtoSEBT, RAIBIN8, lh..U>. Mr.49c. 15c ...... 85# to vote against, the measure at its sec­ The by-law was then allowed to hence. ween the by-law. and observing that underet.nd our English Christmas and lkbmk de menThb after-dInner76c. 60c sweetmeat, box.. *5# ond reading. stand over until a' special meeting ot On a motion to give the by-law a the committee's opposition was dlclat- approv. of Itr1 Qbwrved tbe somewhat The mayor gava- a guarantee that the the council on. Friday. replied . txafsl and Eastern Turkey,. Oeeie and Chlrkens. Christmas Tree,. bonds would be sold before any work worth. Humber and Porter voted for, the session was suspended under the the Jap; ”1 really do. I own a por­ Holly and Mistletoe. was done on the baths. Estimates pre­ SHOWS CONSIDERATION. and Aldermen. Gleason. Beard and Î1 o'clock rule. celain factory, and erery year that ■aaiMiglilMlMGtjj ft Famw***"**" ing annual chai TE.vr»«-w". ------mtwrâ "WHHiiï AMWmWWWi frrtw TBkrtMwM- IMtwof htw «oeprt.» WcpreWUrtW ondertaktog.. son to move that the by-law be con- when .on one occasion he heard s Jap- THE WEST BNI>GROCKRY CO.. LTD. Thé second reading and committal! neat Voit - ’ ïfccsc MPrtss the wftï mflïlï edda- it to a- Corner Government and Brought»» stages were then proceeded with. Aid -Maybe she can't hear t. see. how we Whlle Alderman Stewart was talk- trymen kept Chrtstp,*. in esactly the Hit fold of Ifttford has three m erman Oltasoa and Alderman Beard su8sr.’—Blrmleghsr Ay. rtv.-ald. In*, explaining that the goUcItor had'•#»»« wag es the English. "Then you part pr either of ht, or her