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VOL. 47. VICTORIA, B. C„ TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1909. No. 63 VAR! UNLESS ELECTROCUTED. KFXJLVdK'M ltETICENCE. NEW SCALE OF St. Johns, Que.. March 16.— John For­ on! if that Windsor, Ont., March 16.—Because he ant. 3.1 years, employed by the St. objected to acknowledge his Identity SERVIA YIELDS Johns Electriç Lbfnt1 Company, was CAUCUS COULD end declined to state whether- he pos- electrocuted while working on the roof o«i.y set ne ressed sufficient funds to make * him WATER RATES of the electric light station hen^ He NOW' eligible to enter , Francis Pet- grasped a live wire with his bare TENSION IN BALKANS tingill, member of a religious brother­ hand while his rubber* gloves were un­ hood. «pent several hour* on the De­ TWENTY PER CENT. JUMP ’ der his coat. troit river. Pettlngiil. who 1* a mem­ OF GRAVE CHARACTER ber of the Christian Brethren, was»on CAVK-IN KILLS FIVE his way from Cincinnati to Chatham to FOR ALL RESIDENCES enter ;i retreat n< fljially capitulated Quebec; March 16.—A cave-In on *the | and showed that he possessed several / ------Austria Demands a Clear Ex­ hundred dollars. Transcontinental railway, twenty A Comparison Between the Ex­ planation—Turkey’s Part miles from La Tuque, resulted In the death Of live laborers. Further details SEIZURE OF PAINTINGS. isting Charges and Those were unobtainable yesterday after­ - in Crisis. noon. Paris Felice Take Possession of Ptc- tures Destined for New York. ' Proposed. BRA K KM AN KILLED. Berlin. March 16.—Advices received 1 Paris. March 16.—The police have fct the foreign office to-day concerning Winnipeg. Man.. March 16.—Robert seised thirty paintings which bore the The new scale of water rates was alleged foreign signatures of Jean rubmitted to the city council last the strained situation between Austrla- H. Stephenson, aged 25. of Winnipeg, a i Canadian Northern brakeman. wssi Jacques Henner. Marclsee Dias. Gus- night by Water t’ommlseloner", Ray- snMP'iTMOir wiiri^piirm Nrw» -CmrMet- -«aaU JC«î4i*..ZAaW,.^kU. crlels Is still in an acute stage. It isL -AiL-Roosevelt. Minn. French artist*. pgt K- i mfcidlt'-l. * 4 by.tikw. «U**, wSkUwn- to make another effort at Belgrade come before the council for consider- with the view of bringing Servin'» porter, who it is stated, will be pros­ at Ion. ecuted, has not been dlschised. There is an Increase ail round tn the views Into accord with her-own. The GENERAL STRIKE rates. The flat rates for residences nature of these representations Is not are twenty per cent higher then the disclosed, but It can be said that the NOT EFFECTIVE existing rate* In each case except that dual monarchy will demand a clear ex­ CLEARED LAND of ten to twelve-roomed houses, where planation of Servla’e Intentfon. Officials It amounts to only 124 pet1 cent. On say that If Servla yields, the negotia­ the meter rates the advance is marked POSTOFFICE EMPLOYEES TO GO ON SALE so far as small houses are concerned. tions will pursue a peaceful course, but Whereas the old rate was twenty If not hostilities are inevitable, and the REPORT FOR DUTY cent* a thousand f.,r the first 5,699 gal­ only task of the powers will be to local­ E. & N. WILL DISPOSE lons, with a minimum monthly ac­ ise the conflict. count of 70 cents for a live-roomed The report that Turkey will demand house or 85 cents for a six-roomed Communication in Paris Only ' OF FIRST BLOCKS house (60 cents and 75 cents with the • n explanation of Servla’e Intentions discount off),' the new rate Is $1 for the With regard to the large quantities of Partially Tied Up—Govern­ first 2.900 gallons (.90 cents with. , the war material now lying at Salonika has ment’s Attitude. Five-acre Lots Near Ladysmith discount deducted.) The meter rateer been oftlçlaily confirmed. Should the re­ to large consumers are Increased by r±4 ply be unsatisfactory an embargo will Will Be Offered Next alMiut twelve and one-half per cent. be placed thereon. In the meanwhile The new rates will be found below, Servla has prepared to get munitions Paris. March 16.-The general strike Month. the fiat rates showing the tariff figure of war aod supplies, vja Bulgaria, but of the telegraph, telephone and postal and, in the seebnd column, the amount pressure will be brought upon Turkey employees <* the state, vote# with so Payable If the bill Is met within fif­ to prevent the passage of military sup- much enthusiasm last night. Is turning teen day*-. VU*» through the Dardanelles. out to-day to be anything but effective Ni xt m mth the first block of cleared Proposed Flat Rates. land under the Vancouver Island land and unless there should come some BOWSER, ON THE ROAD TO EPSOM Monthly With MR. ARNOLD-FOSTER DEAD. sudden change for the worse it prom­ * tearing scheme will be put on the ’’market by the E. A N. Railway Com­ Rate Dis. ises to be of short duration. Each dwelling not more pany. This will consist of a block of Former British War Minister Passes An overwhelming majority of the day than four rooms ...... $ .86 EIGHT LIBERALS GO nearly Mi acre»*, which haa recently I 75 Away at Middle Age. shifts tn all the branches of the ser­ Each dwelling containing vice reported for duty this morning. LA GRIPPE KILLS TRAINS SOON TO been cleared at Ladysmith. ft Is de­ IN BY ACCLAMATION I signed primarily for use as fruit lands five rooms ...... 1.09 London. March 16.—Right Hon. Hugh Hundreds of men who were present at Bach dwelling containing Oakley Arnold-Foster, fortner minister th» meetings last night apparent^ had and will ' be marketed In five-acre MANY INDIANS blocks. This land has been cleared by more than Aye rooms of war, is dead here. concluded, after sleeping over the mat- I FRENCH CREEK and not exceeding eight ter. that they would not run the risk the aid of an engine and jtunipffm Indications of Clean Sweep for outfit. rooms ...... 1.3» 1.30 Deceased was born in 1655, and was of losing permanent employment. Nev­ Farh dwelling «ohtaining a son of the late William Dalsfteid Ar­ ertheless the various services are more 72 DEAD IN MACKENZIE At Utile Quallcum, between Nana I- Good Government in SERVICE MAY BE m«- and Comog, more extensive clear­ more than eight rooms nold. director of publie Instruction In or lee* crippled or demoralised t4rtav and not exceeding ten the Punjab, India, and an adopted son The main defections occurred In the ing operations are in progress. Tw » of the late Right Hon. W. E. Foster. RIVER DISTRICT . engines are at work on a tract of 50.) 1.70 1.66 telegraph and railway mall services. POSSIBLE BY JUNE Each dwelling containing M. P. He was educated at Oxford, *«*re*. which ha* already been cleared At the central telegraph offices nioet more than ten rooms graduating with high honors. He was of timber and brush, and will be ready of the operators are ibis morning sit­ and not exceeding parliamentary secretary to the admir­ (Special to the Times.) for The martlet in the near future. ting behind their key* with crossed Over a Hundred Reported Dy­ twelve rooms ...... 3.06 alty. 1100-3» and secretary of state for arm* on the pretence that their Intern­ Edmonton. Alta . March 16 —Re­ R. Marpole Reports That Sat­ This land will be offered In blocks of War. 1*03-6. He represented West Bel­ from 39 acres upwards. A man pur­ Each dwelling containing ment* are out of order. The telephone ing-Awful Severity of turns from yesterday's nominations for more than twelve rooms fast In the I Commons from 1693 to 1*06 system appears to be working normally isfactory Progress is Being chasing a forty acre farm will have as a Liberal Unionist, and afterwards the provincial elections show eight ten acres fit for the plough, ten an*®* an«i not exceeding four- but the deliveries of mall occur with Weather. teen rooms ...... 2.28 Croydon as a straight Unionist. He some delay. | Liberals and no Conservatives elected Made on Extension. * ‘«red but not stumi**!, and the oth­ If* was the author of a number of works by acclamation, a* follows: er twenty acres will be bush land which Each dwelling containing Th, government «how. no «Urn. of more than fourteen on political, military and social que*- he can cleat* himself In his spare time. «■vine In. On the contrary, M Klmyan In Pakan. Mr. Lessa-rd : In Lac Me room* ...... 2.71 under «eoretary of po.t. and tele- (Special to the Times.) All these lands are in the neighbor­ U» Anne, Mr. Gunn: in Sturgeon. Mr. “Trains will probably be running as For each board house, Winnipeg, Man , March 16.—Seven­ hood of the line of railway which Is graphs, announces this morning that Boyle; In Victoria. Mr. Walker; in far north us French Urèek, on the E. lodging house and sveh a revolt on the part of the wr- bHng built north want Pamphlets a^e FORCES JAPANESE ty-two Indians dead from la grippe A N. extension, by June," was a state­ boarding school. In ad­ vant« of the atate cannot be tolerated Bedgewick. Mr. Stewart: in Leduc. Mr. already in the press, setting forth the and mofe than 150 dying at four posts Telford; in Pembina. Mr. McKenney; ment made by R. Marpole, general ex­ qualities of thesé lands and will be Is­ dition to the rate pay­ TO HAUL DOWN FLAG svery official refuels* to work or di«- able In respect of the obeylnr the regulation, will be ,um- on the Mackenxle River district of the in Lacoinbe. Mr. Puffer. ecutive-assistant of the C. P. R. and sued shortly, so that It la to be ex­ Hudson's Bay Company within the isted that in the very near fuure the same a* a dwelling . . . .16---- :------J|- martly «appended and dlamleeed wtth- president of the E. * X railway, this Every store, for every 1 “*ual »PI>«ranee before a court , is the startling news Mghts two duels, and morning. He and H. J. Camble. the population of Vancouver island will be of discipline. materially Increased through the ef­ twenty-five feet or por­ Occupation of Islands Is Forci­ brought In to-day by Inspector Bea- engineer for the company, will leave to­ tion of twenty-five feet \ There I, reawin to believe that the bolt, of the company. forts of the railway company. KILLS BOTH OPPONENTS morrow morning for the up-island IL Marpole. who its In the city, gives frontage (all buildings bly Protested by Chines* cabinet at It, regular meeting to-day Hunters on the trail have been points where they will together inspect the above Information. He will leave used for any business will temporarily forbid further meet­ stricken and trappers in the bush have to be rated as stores). .76 .69 Authorities. ing, of poatal employee, on the ground been selxed with fatal results. Then the new line of rniiws)- and the pro­ to-morrow morning for a tour along the E. A N. and extension* primarily All dwellings and build­ ",0h . •‘“■’rr*"*» endanger the is a sudden weakpes* and then the Jealousy Prompts Civilian to gress of the work. It is the intention ings outside the city public service. for the purpose of selecting more Jand malady attacks the victims in the of the company to push the work limits of the city at -hMMWr------Jw------Slay German Army Upon which the contractor* wilt con­ Hongkong. March 16 —Chinese fish- ahead Us quickly a* possible and the tinue their clearing pper*tle«tS, This Victoria to be charged .4 The weather t* the coldest tirinirnr t rmen. engaged at Prates islands, hav­ DIFFERENCE ABOUT running of trains as far as French iff. addition to all other years, the average. 1..-1ng 3* MMT, ami - Officers. .r Indication timt although I ho ing sent an,urgent appeal to the Vice­ Creek will be th^ first step*ln the rail­ rates iter month ...... 56 .61 70 below reported at Fort Smith. The "ri a stump* Ml tin- land‘haa pruned roy of Canton, alleging that Japanese MANITOBA’S BOUNDARIES way development of the Island under higher than was at first.expected, the Meter Rates. were occupying Islands, the Chine»,- oldest Indian does hot remember such the present regime. plan Is a success. ______severity. Fur 1* very scarce, the snow The following meter rates gre pro­ cruiser Feuying and two destroyers Eisenach, Oermahy. March 16.—A Asked as to the progress of the work posed: is very deep, and the Indians are In were dispatched io investigate the al­ civilian fought two duels here to-day and the prospects In the direction of desperate straits. PERSIA MAY BE GIVEN For residences within city limits: leged occupation. Province Wants Larger Slice of with officers of the army and killed Albernl, Mr. Marpole said he would • be For the first 1000 gallons or part ->f The squadron spent four days at the both his opponents. Pistols were used. better able to *i>eak of this on hi* re­ 2.060 gallons, each month $1.06. CANADA'S ORDNANCE , STATIONS. For Islands and returned. Commander Keewatin Under New The civilian's name Is S* hut7.bar Milg turn. Hr and Mr. Camble were going A CONSTITUTION all water over 2,006 gallons, for every Woo. who seised the Japanese steam­ and he is a wealthy lahd owner resid­ wver to inspect that part of the work 1,660 gallons, 12% cents. Ottawa. March 16.—A militia order ship Tatisu Maru In 1907, reports that Extension. ing near Hohemtu*. His opponents and would have something more to say (Concluded qn page 1) he found the Japanese flying a flag issued yesterday says the ordnance were, a lieutenant named Von Butler, when they got back. stations lp Canada have been reclassi­ on the Islands and more than a hun­ and an army surgeon whose Identity With regard to the building of a new Shah May Summon Convoca­ L LO YD-GEORGE WINS. —-7— dred Japanese established in a per­ fied as follows: 1st class. Halifax. Ot­ has been concealed Herr Mtlg’s wife station for the K. A N. in this city. Ottawa. March 1«-Th» Manitoba tawa. Quebec and Toronto: 2nd class. manent settlement. actively engaged in Is said to be an American. Mr. Marpole said they were waiting to tion to Discuss Needed <5ets Substantial Damages From Lon­ boundary uueation will likely have to Montreal. Kingston. Esquimau and ‘ the removing of phosphate, pearl shell •tand over until next et «don of parlla- Jealousy prompted him to challenge see what would be done with the In­ don Weekly Newspaper. and tortoise shell without the permis­ Winnipeg; 3rd class. Calgary, St. John. and light both tbranny officers oty the dian reserve before moving in the mat­ Reform. mtnt. Thé Manitoba government de­ London and’ Charlottetown. sion of the Chinese government. clined to accept the proponed boundary —it ftyr~ ■* * . ter. London, March l€#~The rha9ce 11 or of The Japanese claimed they discover­ a, outlined In the reaolutlon of la«t ees- the Exchequer. Rt. Hon. David Lloy the. ufgent recom­ aultatlon with the Ontario government met ni* tient* of hts ministers. KUpfUrrtrrl hy been nuAp r..-r. sp.mdent in a divorce threatened others with death If they by the Dominion authorities and It the representation* of the Russian l.-ga- suit brought by a Liberal member of persisted Tn landing. cannot be done before the end of the tlon. Immediately to. convoke a vonetitu- parliament. The result of the suit It Commander Woo compelled the Jap­ ANNOUNCEMENT "««Inn, If prerogoratlon la to take * 1 " 1 -■ tlonal convention again to grant a con­ that the itfiper Is forced to apologise anese to haul down their flag and de­ place at an early date. stitution (A Persia. It Is rehortêtT that to Mr. Lloyd-George and to pay him & stroy the post which announced the al­ this convention will meet on Mup h 30th large sum as damages. leged discovery of the Islands. and that It will he chosen front the pn* WILL MAKE FIVE-YEAR minent residents of 'Çehentn. To the Citizens of Victoria ROOSEVELT WRITING PRESIDENT TAFT’S FIRST COURSE FOR MEDICINE ZEPPELIN’S LATEST ON NATIONAL SUBJECTS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS TRIUMPH IN AVIATION American Medical Association Prepares Number of Articles Communication Expected To­ May Raise Standard of Ed­ German Inventor Lands on Before Leaving for day-Tariff Bill to Be ' ucational Requirements. Ground Without Specially Africa. Presented. The Daily Times will be delivered, after Prepared Platform. New York , March 16.—The Associa­ tion of AmeHesm Medical Colleges at April 1st, to any home in the city - Oyster Bay. N. Y.. March I6.-J* “ . D. C., March 16.—When its meeting here yesterday decided that - low passenger of ex-Preeldent Roose­ ' Freldertchavsn.- March 16.—l’ount Vow the House of Representatives meets to­ for the present it will not attempt to for SO cents monthly velt and the other members of the day it is the expectation that the presi­ raise further the standard of educa­ Zeppelin’s new model airship, with the Roosevelt Smithsonian African, expe­ dent's message on the subject of the tional : requirements for admission to Inventor ami four othir men ahi.i.rrt dition cm their voyage from Naples to tariff will be read, and also that the medical schools of this country, made a successful descent in a field on Mombasa on the steamer Admiral. Is tariff hill Itself will be presented by Mr. -‘Ktittf-athmar conditions- am not at the -h-.re of the Lake Constance to b» the noted naturalist Richard Payne, chairman of the committee on present such as to permit a concerted I $5 If Paid for a Year in Advance $£ Tjadfi*. who has already left New York day. It whs asserted that the count ways and means. and general move in this direction.” It tor Europe. He i* going In about the The first work, however, to engage was decided, “but the association will could not land on the ground without same country as Mr Roosevelt's ex­ the attention of the House will be the endeavor ta establish a standard of % Phone Subscription Orders to the an especially built platform, but this pedition. but will nut Join that party. drawing of seats, that proceeding hav • j preparatory w*ork equal to a four years’ has now been disproved. The airship His work will be for the American 1°# been postponed from yesterday be­ high school course, as given In the beet faute easily to the earth, and after re- Museum of Natural History of New cause of the discussion 1«l connection eastern schools. As soon us conditions £ Circulation Department______— York.- Mr. w,n\ «pend «lx Wl«tl the amendment the rtrfes. Fhe warrant a '• former step, two years ..f In Africa, and hopes to make a col­ . special committee appointed to join a rehirmd to the balloon shed on the under-graduate work. In a recognised lection of rare animal specimens. similar committee of the sénat» to college, witt .be advocated." Phone 1090 lake. Ex-President" Roosevelt to-day re­ notify the president that. both houses Another move, qhlcg It was declared one of the steering plates Vs* slight­ mained at Sagamore Hill, preparing a were In session and ready for business the association will push as soon us ly damaged by coming In contact with number or articles which wm appear performed that 4vty this morning and I) conditions warrant, will be the eaten- I a tree, but It was repaired on the spot. under his name after he starts on the the president wdv.iftfd them he would I "THE TIMES Ttw Horn• Paper. j|i hunting expedition nexe Tuesday. In »-ion of the medical course to five years, Lieut.-GeneraI Linker and a number •qon send a communication in writing, which is the requirement at present in J this sert- >* Mr. Roosevelt . probably some time during the da*. tgnada and in Great Britain. 6 %» of other army officers wees present to will treat a number of questions> of witness the manoeuvre* V eatiomu importance. n«—» i «u

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VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY, MARCH 1», 190».

LADIES MILLION DOLLAR FUTURE OF THE DON’T THROW AWAY Will YOUR LAST YEAR’S STRAW New Scale Williams eikYUlf'S' LUMBER DEAL INTERCOLONIAL oui»* HAT Double A Fur you ran make it as good as Pianos new- with In Value AMERICANS PURCHASE NECESSITY OF MORE I’osiM'fw SO many superior qualities that a whole-column would « JORDAN RIVER LIMITS » VIGOROUS POLICY but half tell of its greatness. \Ve shall deem it a pleasure to Campbell’s Hat Varnish DESIRABLE LOT "how you this great piano iu our ware rooms at KXMGovem- All shades, 15 cents a Bottle On Roetl avenue, ment street. We have the brushes, to but it on Near Cook street, Shipping Operations to Com­ Government May Take Over SOLD ON RASY PAYMENTS with. 56 ft. x 108 ft. 10 In, mence at Once From Area We have just opened up a consignment of this fine Varnish, the Facing iioûth. Branch Lines in Maritime The simplicity of our easy payment plan is one of same as we handled last year. Excellent slope to street Rich in Timber. Provinces. the secrets of our success. No rock or tree». \ We have in stoek Coleman’s Winviruis, Pear’s Otto' of Rose 20 new house» can be counted from Soap, Bishop's Varulettes for Gout, Eflervesing Citrate of Piper­ this lot. The Jordan River Lumber Company, (Special to the Times.) azine. etc. Antexema. holding 32.000 acres of the best timber Ottawa. March K.-Hon. G. P. Gra­ We have just opened up 56 eases of Drugs. Chemicals. Patent Price $375 land on Vancouver Island, has been ham, In making his annual statement M. W. Waitt & Co. Ld. Medicines and Toilet Articles direct from England, France and One-third down. purchased by Michigan and Seattle on the Intercolonial In the Commons Sole Agents HERBERT KENT, Mgr. Germany. -—;—— * ______■ / capitalists, and wjll ^henceforth be this afternoon, said the road showed known as the Michigan Pacific Lumber a surplus for the last fiscal year of Company. The amount Involved in the $16,000, but owing to a falling off of Pemberton deal was $1,08 revenue common to all .the railways of Campbell’s Prescription Store : AND SON The new < om|>any intends opening the continent during the current fiscal up operations at once, and spill com­ year, there would be a considerable B. A K. GARTON OATS We are Prompt. We are Careful, We use the Best. Honest Prices. mence shipping next month. Some 160 925 Fort Street men will be employed. deficit to report wheh he came to bal­ SWEDISH OATS The 32,000 acres of land at Jordan ance up the accounts for the year. SEED -vzsr'.sreg'traFga.CKCt-xst |wnci*cA*«t«?ia's*g>TSMri!flR»7aB6B9tae,Mre; rtwr --«Til U I*__estimated. ti*o =?PT6B1. he said, the government realised SPRING VETCHES rathmjt a mile and a half tn length, tlie necessity of a more vigorous policy ! B.C. MESSENGER CO. running to tide water, has been con- y—- WW^TIIirland contaTns" Wr,''spruce irf Utvrli.pinwi. ac4 4t>nuwlL-#o* to FIELD PEAS the maritime provinces were not taken BISCUITS!' BISCUITS! 1212 GOVERNMENT ST. and cedar of the very highest quality, over by the government road, then the Full stocks of the above varieties now on hand. Place your «o*-ph6nbs-*si an'd already markets for the-tega have question of having them amalgamated CHRISTIE’S GRAHAM WAFERS, per package. 35e and 25C When you hire NOTES, PACKAGES been secured by the hew company. The and of having the system centralized order early so as not to be disappointed. We will reserve for SMITH'S GRAHAM WAFERS, in large tins, each... 35* or OTHER MATTER TO DELIVER, tug Beatrice has been purchased, and under one strong management would you until required. don't worry. will be utilised for towing ops*rations. have to be worked

Hundreds of Elderly Folks Are NEW RAILWAYS Getting Rid of Kidney Trouble. OAK BAY MAY IQ Costly INCORPORATED That the readers of this paper ap­ R. P. RITHET & Go., Ltd. preciate advice when given in good BECOME A CITY l' t - ' faith le plainly demonstrated by the fact that one well-known local phar­ 109 Piece EIGHT COMPANIES GOT macy supplied the ingredients for the AGENTS FOR "vegetable prescription” many times COUNCIL MAY FIND CHARTERS FROM HOUSE within the pant two weeks. The an­ nouncement of this simple, harmless NECESSITY FOR STEP mixture has certainly accomplished CHINA DINNER SETS much in reducing the great many Bulk of Legislation of Session cases of kidney complaint and rheu­ matism here, relieving pain and mis­ Difficulty Will Be Met With in V ancou ver ■“Brand Was Brought in by Gov­ ery, especially among the older popu­ As Prizes lation, who are always suffering more Carrying Out Local Im­ ernment. or lees with bladder and urinary trou­ bles. backache and particularly rheu* provement Work. Every month we will diitribute $260 worth of beautiful china Portland Cement rtmilsm. dinner seta, to the persons holding the lucky duplicate coupons Another well-known druggist asks The session of the legislature which us to cqntimie the announcement of obtained from 49-lb. sacks of Royal Standard Flour.. Save haa Just vlom»*tyii:4XS. pf4»tk..-.-.-*,1.0# , Ai ttoe** most -delicious and .nutritious, bread, flour, on the market.-- v «*. SVGA It ( ()R\. pw tin ...... 10# in tiic »e« tIon w hich prohibits.the tak- »* enough here to last for one week, if reluctantly agreed to exempt Oak Bay EARLY GREEN REAS, per tin...... 10# ln* °f Irgai action to recover for eer- taken according fo directions. Good re­ from the provisions of the art for one v|ve« rendered except by the holder of ». sults will be apparent from the first year, but in the meantime If a continu­ TOMATOES, per tin ...... 10# reftlflcate of, re»l»tration, and would few doses. ance of the exemption Is desired It will MANUFACTURED ONLY BY - TOMATOES, large size. i>er tin...... À2' l.# have Substituted a proviso making It be necessary to form the municipality possible for one no longer registered to Into a city. It is not Improbable that sue for work done while he was regls- to Coal Harbor, on Quatelno Sound. that course rmly be adopted, or else a VANCOUVER MILLING & GRAIN CO., tered. This was understood to be In­ special charter will be applied for at tended to cover the rase of a former Grand Trunk Pacific Line*. the next- session of the legislature. Limited. The Family Cash Grocery ’ ,ctori* mcmher of the profession. The Pacific Northern and Omlneca. Reeve Henderson occupied the chair, It is quite likely the bill would have mg-Tj orated by Victoria capitalists and there were also present Councillors VANCOUVER, B. C. 0OR. YATES AND DOUGLAS STS. PHONS 312 been allowed to pass had not another nine years ago and since acquired by Pemberton. Oliver. Noble and Newton. provision been proposed to be added to the G. T. P., was before the House this Water Committee's Report. JJ b>' A- K M« Phillips, which would session for an extension of tlmë In have permitted the restoration to the which- to complete Its Une from the I The water committee reported a* fol­ register of the nftme of • person r€fep- head of Kttimaat inter to the junction low*;...... *----- ;------r«*d to. Such strong hostility was man­ of the Skeens and Copper rivers, as “Tour committee early in February ifested to this proposal on both sides well as power to build a branch from determined to apply to the Legislative - of the House that the government de- the latter point eastward to the junc­ Houae for recognition of the claim of The Time for Spring Clean Jided m*t to risk a debate wtitfii might tion of the Hulk ley and Tefkwa rivers. their municipality to be supplied with havs opened up th^, whole question, An extension was granted until June water by the city of Victoria. ing Is Here and so the attorney-general allowed his 2

HAVE YOU CONSIDERED ,, JAMTAKRH THEATRE THAT Clever A.t JPtveented by DvrWtda and"Fresh From the Gardens THINK HARD Green, Jugglers and ComedlAna. Harris & Smith la It wlee for you to pay vmlr money for good groeerira when you enn get OF THE FINEST TEA-PRODUCING COUNTRY the'BKST by dealing at my a.tore? 1 have to offer eome ape,dal Velues In; A very pleasing programme 1* pro­ IN THE WORLD—THE ISLAND OF CEYLON Carry the very best vided at Pant age* theatre thl* wee*. and most ALBERT MAHDIKKH. per tin ...... tÛL.:...... 23e. KINO OHVAR HtRlii'Nteti, 3 tins for ...... ffic. It l* headed by Derenda and Green, Juggler* and ' comedian*, whose reputa­ FINEST NORWEGIAN 8ARDINK8 (In olive oil). 3 tins for .... 33c. tion for presenting one of the best Up-to-Date Wheels TIGER flRANt) HABDINKH. Uh« for ...... 3fc. avts of the kind In vaudeville ha* In British Columbia L'IN IMITABLE SARDINES, per tin ...... 10c. been earned both In Europe and Amer- lc#L "SALADA" Hnth in English. Canadian and Mary Harvey-Barbour and Edmurt-i American make*, including the Carne s Up-to-date Grooery Murphy appear in a one-act play. ii Centuar, Ramcycle. Blue, Flyer, Cor. Fort and Oort. 8t«. Phone 686. Next to 0. P. R. Office. "The Unwritten Law,” which de.il* Iver Johnson, World and Cornell. with a social scandal of a few years ago. Fern and Mack, ‘The Rah? Hah! ■a—m —. Boy»/’ are funny as two collegian* DELICIOUS—PURE—HEALTH­ Perfect Tonic Bitters ! assortmentWv handle of. ethe1fn1 latest,1 and andcom Pbestiet* who have turned trump. PetrofflIJ is FUL—REFRESHING. A valuable- remedy that should be UP-TO-DATE TOGGERY a violinist of ability and offered a AT ALL GROCERS. take n at this time of year.-It contain» FISHING TACKLE AND very pleasing programme. James raacara. burdock nnd celery; combine» SPORTING GOODS Dixon Ming* " Good Evening Carolina" Ionic and app«-tixing virtues, yet atlre Hat Pins to beautifully colored pictures and the up the liver and purifies the blood. Smart Styles in olograph produce* silent comedy with Phone At83 1220 BROAD ST. ’’Drawing tlie Color Une.” $1.00 PER BOTTLE Dressy Clothes AND AT THIS STOKE -—William Blakeinore. of Belcher To be rorr. tiv dressed It is essential] street, has received the sad news of that your clothing should posst»** style, Fob Charms the death yesterday, at Nelson B. C., fit and ecrvlreabh-wcaring qualities. It of hi» eldest daughter. Mr*. R H. CYRUS H. BOWES 1* also desirable that they posses* a cer­ Flowers changed Into metal and Ley..after a short Illness. Local News tain «mount of originality In ileslgn. A colored to retain their natural CHEMIST combination of all these are, to l>e found 122H GOVERNMENT ST. hi mir new------——— beauty will last for ages. No “JACK JOHNSING—HAS CAME"- nicer gift, from a sentimental SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES point of view, could be sent to And --English lawr mowers ground and SUITS AT SIM. $20 AND $22 COMFORTABLE adjusted.—Wultta Hrtv., 641 Fort St. • friends at a distance than one of others at $36, $30. and up to $40. uJACK JOHNSiNG-HAS WENT ” these beautiful flowers grown HOMES ERECTED Before Yotr RnHd aaoosaBRetfiNEt*» And Thm Sporti of Victoria. ,. ... m -■ FINCH & FINCH •levin* secured a Block of Bashes. May Now Rest Content; —Heavy berk wood, cet 11 Inches for Door». Art Ola»». Mantel», Builder»' He is Big, and He’e Black, __ a House grate an<| heater. Cameron Lumber THE EXCLUSIVE STYLE STORE. Hendware, Etc., 1 am prepared to nnsisnKfm*waaarwr»*» •• Ton’ll have to get a lot. Here*» a ----- o----- 1107 GOVERNMENT STRBBY ew’aSgSgBBST” And Ha» Won Great Renown ; fine rite, on Moff street, close to Perrin'». l>ent's and Fownc’s Kid Gloves. Best material and workmanship -at wschoof and par ttriv —Cypher." inrnhaton and Brooders. Sol»- Agent,* for Rnyitl Irish Poplin Tu-s. But There’e One Thing That Jack I Wataon * McGregor. HI JoluMHia. used, and satisfaction guaranteed. If PRICE $1,250 * you are going to build, call and” talk Can’t “Knock Out” in Thia Town- —Do not forget that you çan get an —Three drunk* paid the usual fines EASY TERMS. W. H. Wilkerson And That it , 1 eapreaa or truck at any hour you may this morning in the police court. THE JEWELER ’ Run? through from street to ! wish. Always keep your checks until etreet. sise *v»xlS0. sewer and elec­ *. HETHERINGTON Your Valiant Old Friend you have seen ue, aa we will aeve you —The congregational social of th« 916 GOVERNMENT ST. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. tric light pass property. ; the 10c. on each trunk you have to pay Metropolitan Methodist church, which ! to baggage agents on traîna and boat. w.t? t* have been held mi 23rd-Inst, has Telephone ISOS. 111» BURDETTE AVENUE. Phone B142I. Royal Crown P. R. BROWN. Ltd. We will check your baggage ,rom ,our been postponed till Tuesday, the 30th ! hotel or residence, also store It. gee Ua hi-t. v - FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN. It’» The Champion Soap of The World l MONEY TO LOAN. before you make your arrangements And I ISO HHOAD STREET. We guarantee to satisfy everyone on —To-night at â o'clock the Men’s j price and the way we handle your PHONE 107«. Own Social Club will meet in the board , BRICK PAVING good. We consider tt a favor If you room at the First Congregational I Golden West Washing Powder will report any overcharge» or inctvti- church for an open debate The club j Our . ity on part of our help,------extend* an Ihvltanohi to all men to at-i ta Another Heavy Weight Pacific Transfer Company tend. FOB CAUSEWAY •Phone 2K. 50 Port fit. Spring That Knock» -Old Mr. Toil“ —Dr. W. P. Fraser will he pleased —Rev. K. Cl. Miller will deliver a Clear Out of The Home. lecture, in the schoolroom of the St. COUNCIL DECIDES AND to tee all his old friends and acquain­ Saviour’* church, Vi. t..ria West, *a tances at his deatel-parloi a. ~ Tt? Tatri Thursday evening. HI* le< ture will Save the Coupona for Premium» street. ^Telephone Ml. Formerly occu­ TO ABANDON WOOD pied by Dr. Oa reach* a deal with the holy site* of Palestine, which will be Illustrated by a number Summer of lantern elkle*. The proceeds will go —The ladies' straw sailor hata have to the support of the Columbia coast The British Columbia Just arrived In the newest broad brlnv mission. Majority of Aldermen Favor Suitings mod style* Price* «6,. Uc. $10* and cotitwisseurs of whisky Î1 Robinson*» <*a»h Store. «42 Tain Altering Plans Agreed ARE street. * —The annual roll call of Fhr West agree that Whyte & Mack- Lodge. K. of P.. will be held on Friday Upon in Committee. THE FINEST ay ’s “Special" is a whis­ —complete office outfitter», filing cab­ next. The lodge will be opened at 7 30 inets. Remington typewriter», blank in order to complete regular business EVER SHOWN IN a* early a* possible. The social com­ ky that preserves the fin­ book», etc. The Standard Stationery The city council last night passed a THE CITY Co„ 1.220 Government street. « mittee is arranging an eiabnruted pro­ est traditions of Seot- gramme for the rinsing social of this j resolution that the cause» ay be paved ! —The Empress Confectionery Store *ea*«n. which will be held after the I with brink In preference to wood land’s best. Its sale year roll call. ... 1S2S Government street. 1» - the only blocks, but the mhtton did not go BARLEY H after year on Vancouver place In Victoria where you can get through wtthvut gtrong protests In Peden’s Ice cream the year round. • — A lecture will be given In the Sal­ favor of the bb>ek joivlng. vation Army citadel. Bmad street, on Island and throughout the LENZ A LEIPEn° LTD , JS LIQUI­ The matter came up for discussion on Thursday, comment ink at > p. m i»\ Tailoring Parlors Province is rapidly in­ DATION. W. M. Nlchle. This lecture will be the report of the streets, bridge* and sewer* committee. Aid. Turner_tcld the FLAKES m The business will be carried on as Illustrated by over 70 hand-colored 611 FORT 8T. creasing. No advertising council it would be utterly imptwsible usual. The entire stock win have to lantern slides, showlflg savage canni­ *•' made by ; wjmm be sold within a very short period. balism, missionary heroism, coupled to get the brick for paving here before novelties are needed tii that time. The city could not have the |l THt BllCKMAN kf<8l s M LENZ. Liquidator. with the wonderful civilizing powers W? make it more popular with of Christianity. work going on when the .-rowd* from ) CAIGA8Y AIBE.RTA • ( fl A DOMESTIC EYE REMEDY. Seattle fair were coming Into the city. If ►iNj.i::.. -, t s. a ; ,x F those who know what —The March Issue of Levy Magazine. For these reasons he said he was in Compounded by Experienced Physi­ Vancouver, is a bright? breezy number. favor of blm k-f l>. itiK need lit- thought good whisky is. Demand cian». Win* Friend* Wherever .Used. Its first article. **My Ran- With I>eath." It would- be foolish to gûixe the cause­ for Whyte & Mavkay's Ask Druggist for Murine Eye Remedy Is a vivid story of a man nnd hi* mo­ way with brick and Belleville It Soothe*. You Will Like Murine. tor. by Grenville Hammer!oq. and will street - with block*. Uniformity was Special is now so great be read with Interest by all motorists needed on the etreet*. Children's summer hat*. In sailor "How 8om* Folks are Buncoed." con- Aid. Hemlerion said the report of it is on sale everywhere and canvas. st>W Prices Aw- Up tirnicd frpm the February number, Is the committee which went to Portland to look Into the question did not con­ More Reasons $1.55 Roblnson'n Cash Store. <42 Yale* an Interesting and doubtless true, ac­ whisky is sold. street. * count of the method* employed by demn block*. He said In Seattle block* "brainy" sharper* to get money from v.ere not used as they proved slippery FOR SAYING ( AVERHILLS BARLEY FLAKES ARE Your dealer can supply —You can now have your furniture the unwary. A liberal installment of °n the hills, hut In Portland the wood -.CREAM^ DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHER BREAK FAST paving was showing good after seven you for home use. moved without Injury. Geo. Burt, of the serial. “The Master of Court Roy­ 9iw£, FOODS Burt * wood yard, has Imported an up- al.” and several other Interesting fea­ veers. At the present time he Would to-dati- -padded van capable of holding tures. go to the making up of a most not stand to condemn blocks. He First—The only one made front barley alone. - - the furniture of an ordinary house at creditable issue. thought, the new creosote paving would Becond-r-An entirely different process In preparing off* toad, and with perfect safety from ih, hv-r>" th<* barley for rolling Into flakvs. Aid. Stewart was ,>f the opinion that “Spread, Like Butter." Thl* process, which requires nearly three days to ao scratching and chaffing. It Is an Ideal —Building permit* have been Issued • way Nhould he brick and Bold only In 15c end 30c blocks, t omplfkh. Is »o radically different from all others that van for the moving of pianos and hv the building inape, tor to the fol­ 5'or sale by all Grocers. J organs. Full particulars will be furnish­ nothing else. The causeway, hç said. the Dominion Patent Office considered It entitled tiwpro- lowing: J. J. Russell, for alteration» to Is too fiat for block*. There would not Manufactured by tevtlon by patent. ed oh application to Burt’s wood yard. a house on Vlning street at $200; to H The Ifigersoll Peeking Co„ Ltd.l $1 Pandora etreet. • be a proper drainage. If the council . Ingersoll,Ingereell, Ontario, Canada. | The machinery required for carrying the barley T. Knot for a seven room frame build­ had to wait three months It would be ing on Pandora etreet to rout $5.500; through this process has cost approximately $50.000; —Pretty Pale Green Tea Sets.—gee better to do so than use the blocks. It waa after carefully examining the quality nf Barley Samuel W. Easton, for a dwelling on Blocks could be used on Belleville street] our display of neat, delicate china sets, St. Lawrence *treet. $2.400; Mrs. 8. M SHALLCR0S8, MACAULAY Flakes (which had been produced on a very small containing 12 cup* and-saucers. 1± small but on the causeway the wood would scale) and seeing the analysis of same, given by Prof. Trimen, for a house on Hilda street to always he wet and would not last. CO.^j Agents. plates. 2 large paltes. slop bowl and cost $2.800; Luney Brother*, a dwelling M. L. Heresy, city analyst for Montreal, that we decided Something Aid. Raymond expressed himself In cream pitcher. Prîtes $7.2$.-R. A. on Blanchard street. $2.400; A. Mc- to spend this amount of money. We hope to get re­ Brown A Co., 1124 Douglas street. • Crimmon. n residence on Llndeit ave­ favor of brick and Aid. Mable was op­ turns from our Investment: we know you will receive New ! posed to blocks nnd w-as supported by good value If you try a sample package. nue to cost $1000: F.. H Tubbs, a Aid. Bishop. —A concert and social, under the dwelling on Cecelia street. $S0fl. and to The Patent Offices of Great Britain and the United CADBURY’S auspices of the La«lle»‘ Aid Society of , Aid. MvKenwn mid It had been un- A FEW Statf* have also given .protection to this process, which. F. II. Stephenson, for a stable on .leretend In committee that the council CHOCOLATE FLAKES flt. Pnur» church. Victoria West. will Princes* aVenue to cost $300. OF THE BEST Is additional proof that these Flakes are different from take place in the church on Tuesciay Was aatUfted wjth block». He had yet othèr breakfast food* t Jest Uic Thing for Your t ard to And a perfect pavement, hut the Party evenlng. the 23rd Inst., which Is an an­ CONDITIONS OF RACE. ASK YOU» GROVER nual event. A flrHt class musical pro­ hrlck paving wa, entirely dependent *■* l7 • t Chocolat»» from noted on the quality of the material. Block* March gramme. with light refreshments, will Sweeney Brothers Stipulate Conditions IN PACKAGES, 16c English and Canadian firms are *?"•»< Present being uacd in London, he provided. There will be no admission (Upon Which, They Will Meet unequalled for quality and flavor, a charge, but an offering will be taken when* there ha* keen more paving rx- Indestructible variety of fillings that will be sure in aid of the society's funds^t Baylls. b*™"- *o Sweeney thl» morning ter to next year'» council Cylinder The Brackman-Ker Milling Co, Aid. Stewart—If AM. Turner went* answered the conditions for a race to create an lmpre»,lnn that ih, work Limited. CLAY’S with Frank Haylla as follows: “We win he delayed If brick |, uaed and Phone 101. 619 FORT ST. Singer Bicycles will race Bay ilk a live-mile relay race that the progre*, of the city win be Records on Good Krldày and will guarantee a •topped. I want to tell hlm I have a 999—The Heart Bowed .ARK w A f I.iYfjfi ..... handsome trophy is pnt up for the different view ami I will argue the Do wo—Baritone Solo from question at any time with him We BY THEMSELVES event If we beat Baylls we will then “Bohemian Girl." ' •UNCLE TOM’S CABIN nave had about enough of am Tur­ Our new stock. Just in. are jew­ run him an Inillvldual five-mile three- ner', talk nr blocking and delay man race froip scratch Suturduy. 1002—Persian Lam Rag- Stetsln * double monsterx . “Uncle els in appearance and quality. The resolution that brick he used for Banjo. " !, 1 Y.M.C.A. RECITAL Houses Built CALL AND SEE Tinu ____ April 17th. to give hlm a chance to d*'.r»«*'w»y ..wa« finally carried.-The. Toro’s Cabin,” company will present wlh* 3ÎIÜ irôphy rrôm us. The "reason' aldermen who voted for hrlck wer, a* 1063—To the End of the ttielr popular version of “Uncle Tom's OH THE Ws do expert repairing tu an We do not take Up the offer made makes of wheels. follow,. Ahh-rtfieo Raymond. Humber. World With You—Tenor Cabin” at the Victoria theatre on Wed- f MRS. W. A. GLEASON INSTALMENT PLAN through the Times by him yesterday Bishop. Mabls and fitemart Remember the new address. Is that une of us has to go out of town Solo. hesday night. The company comprises ; AM. Tumer-That mean, th, poet- twenty-five people. Including a dosen Talented Elocutionist for a few days and ths other will not ponlng of the work Mil neat yoar 1006— Dance of the Hours— CENTRAL CYCLE DEPOT have long enough to train unless the Banjo. specialty artists, twq quartettes; an or- j A twisted By D. H. Bale race Is fixed for Good Friday; Baylls -The regular monthly meeting of the cheatra. and many colored comedian*. [ Miss Ella Cocker, contralto; Mr. W. Contractor & Builder has been tralnng all the winter and Toun, People', Chrl-tlan Endeavor I 1007— Torreador Song—Car­ who add to the big production by their ! D. Kinnaird, tenor; Mr. F. Wad- should be In good rondltlon. If he will Soclety^ofjhe St, Paul'» Pre.byterlan ! men. clever singing and dancing. dlngton. baritone. accept" these conditions the tfephy will COR. FORT AND 8TADA00NA Tito*. Plimley cfiurcT, was held laat evening nr the f 1008— I Looked Just Once— -T. M.’ C. A Hall. Monday mait| Ini put up at opce." residence rif Mr*. Ered p*uU 8.$0 P.M...... . If, ,|| cd for accuracy In bn*, kmiwledy.. right. CITY JL1 VERY Refreshments were served. 1017— Somebody Ought to HANDSOME Tell Her Huiband—Comic. TABLE ' —A meeting of" the L. O. t_ >•„ i 1019—Spring Bong—Violin. DENTISTRY Board and Sale Stables JIM, waa held last evening when fit- i 1615 DOUGLAS ST. teen new member» .were admitted. A : e ’ TOPS Dr. r. O. Moody l« pleeeed to an­ WB.SMITH. number of new member* will elm œ Price 40c nounce to h» friand» and patient» Victoria West Supply Stores Singh-, Team, Saddle and Initiated at the meeting of the I. o i For New Tea Room FUHtRtl DIRFCTOR Cor. Esquimau Road and Cather- Boarding Hoi-nee. 1" Z.°'2!,ln- *" **" "M thl., evening I that he ha* quite recovered from hi, .A EMBALMtF ine Street " l l*' ey' th" "nler organiser, j PRINCESS VICTORIA recent illneae and In now giving hu Phone 1825 will leave on to-night', hoat for- Van-1 dental practice hi, pemmal atteatlo*. 177 WtS rouver and proceed to Lâdneré where Fletcher Bros. Off I VC, Moody Bloch,. Corner Yale GROCERIES, HARDWARE OEFICE: and Broad Streeta. •4TsW DAIRY PRODUCE he WIM remain for a roupie of week. SOLE COLUMBIA DIB NOOTKA MARBLE QUARRIES. C. R. RICHARDS In charge of the organlaatlon work 1 LIMIT1D. I PENNINGTON A WOODWARD He will return to thl* city .bowl thej TRIBUTOBS 633 YATES STREET. VETERINARY SURGEON, beginning of April. 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wewrj Nothing s Too Good for the Irish ! Let us do Our share toward making this 17th of Old Our Goods are marked in plain figures. We have only One Ireland memorable to the people of Victoria. price, and that the Lowest at all times A New Shirt Free I Celebrate To-morrow by Buying Your Choice of our Stock, with any Your Spring Suit From Us » Suit from $15 to $30 And Take advantage of this Special Offering ‘Look for the Attractive Front= =See What’s on Display=

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rent either In cash or by approved secur­ the year, and are now the city cham­ clal deposit to the club as a show of ity assurance that all the foregoing pions 1109. * bona Ikies and his ability to pay losses. sums win be paid and obligations to CRICKET IS The game last night was hard and AU Jockeys riding on the track will this association fulfilled. Furthermore, fast. North Ward being ambitious to For Salè-Oak Bay Property as wall as those who have used have to be duly registered with the the club will give satisfactory as­ be the champions, although a win surance against any breach of faith to TO BE POPULAR would not have altered the standing We are sole agents for “the finest tmsubdmded property in The matter came before the city the public and persons Joining In the of the clubs. Frank Smith refereed the WILSON’S this growing district, close to two car lines; lots, half acres council last night on a letter from the race meeting as to advertised race game. The teams and score wept: and acres, up from ...... g®00 H. ■-€. Agricultural Society asking that purses or other rewards and liabili­ PROSPECTS INDICATE T. M. C. A.—Guards, Roakamp and the City assent to the leasing of the ties. Maach (J); centre. Pettlcrew (IS); for­ Invalids’ Port wards, Whyte 45) and Campbell (2). Small cash payments to purchasers who may wish to build. No track at a rental of 966 per day for each The club guarantee that either open STRONG LOCAL LEAGUE (à Is Qaiaa da Féroé) taxes on improvements to property. racing day. While granting the use books or the totalised system shall N. W. A. A.—Guards, Dakers (J.) and of the grounds the city passed a reso­ be operated and the racing and other Brynjolfsen: centre, J. Johnson (€); pronounce it unequalled, absolute- lution reserving the right to Cancel the sports kept clean and free from criti­ forwards, Bains (7), and McGregor ly reliable and safe, that it can lease If anything of an improper nature cism. _ <«>• * . y.,- . .*______be taken in perfect confidence BRITISH AMERICAN TRliSl CO.,Id was done during any mes meet held. They also agree to comply 'with all Seven or Eight Teams Are Cor. Broad and View Strsats, Victoria. B. 0. BASEBALL. whenever a tonic restorative ia The letter, fmnr Secretary Smart read requirements of the National Trotting Likely to Be Formed in and fis follows : Association or Pacific Jockey Club by BLACK BOURNE AT BUTTE. required. paying all fees for their meets and Gentlemen,—The association has had It Is probable that Blackboume, the It ia a mild stimulant, and the generally to carry out the rules of About City. a proposal made to them by a local Victoria pitcher, will go to Butte this only one that has those assèclatkma.______•_____ an* be the moan* of drawing many association or -etob; -incorporated me tr and play-to the International no unpleasant red­ luuulredi.JLcom, ...... ^ This association, un loss the council Mountain League. He Ja now released -we# - ihtt Ç'»mpanich Acts, asking for a With seven teems already to the field action. and that SIXTY DAYS’ 4 . The men who have formed the Vic­ définit, a ! ng the express their disapproval, propose as by Manager Dickson, of the Beavers, s» mwMiiVttog&aASéking the property rev­ produces no use of the race course for such meet-' for the cricket season. pt.MQS and with who la trying-to-place him, and who toria Country Club are Walter Cham- enue producing, to grant the privilege lng« as they may find It possible to the chance that an eighth will be form­ received a wire last week frçm Black- harmful effects. HORSE RACES t.. r- Mi. luu-l Cam», H 0. Wil-'-m. 1» asked for. J. E. KMART. R Ker. J. E. Miller. George Fraser, hold for the se.isqn of 1909. at a ren­ ed and take part in the schedule, the bourne that he would be willing to This is asserted Harry Hemming. J. Fullerton. D.- E. tal of MO per day for each day on year will be the biggest In the cricket play in the Butta circuit. after continued Campoell. Z. M. Hamilton! The object which there is a race meeting, and a LACROSSE MEN AT history of Victoria. Last year the hold­ extensive expe­ that the like privilege will be SHRUBB VSTSIMPSON VICTORIA COUNTRY of the club I» to control hors* racing ing of the coast tournament here gave rience during extended to this club In preference to ANNUAL MEETING in Victoria for the future and In the the game a boom and the winning of several years and CLUB NOW FORMED selection of the directors the organiser» others at a rental to be agreed for a OVER 12 MILES have been at pains to select men who further four years. This involves iMV the cup by the Victoria club at the upon the author­ will do credit to the club and see that If the council of any future year d i clone of the tôumament from Vancou­ ity of written lMM1 _ v , .. i the racd* this year are carried out un- not give their sanction to the holding Culb Officers for Year and Del­ ver Inspired many to get buay and pro­ opinion from i f race meetings the privilege Is end­ Lease Willows Track---- May ; def the strictest rules that govern the vide the material that will be wanted Toronto, Ont.. March 11.—T! ed! egates to B. C. A. L. A. ^ hundreds of Ca­ I ‘n 1» probable that now the applica­ to go this year to Seattle, where the big event among the distance nadien practising Have Seven-day Meet in Our association Is to keep the track will be the meeting of Alfred watered and In proj**r repair. Selected. tournament will be played, and fight to physicians. tion of the B. C. Agricultural Society I» and Fred Simpson, the OJibwaj The club propose also to hold fetes retain the handsome, trophy. | granted by the council that the Vic-. Ask YOU* Doctor. ' torlaeCountry Club will start operations and amateur sports, paylnlg a rental The teams that will this year be In dcrbolt, which will occur here the field are the Victoria. Albion, Gar­ vith’a seven-day programme *on May at not less than IS i*-iu cent, of the The Victoria Lacrosse Club met last 2iCh Inst. The men have been i rison, Esquimau. Victoria West, Cedar US BOTTLE Sixty days racing will be afforded to 24th. gate and grand stand receipts. night at the Sir William Wallace hall. at twelve miles, and will run That there will be no liquor sold on No racing will be held within a Hill and Imperial Service teams, while loyer» of horses and race-goers in Vic­ Broad street, and held the annual elec-, the Empress team Is likely to make the armories, under the auspices the ground Is a condition of the agree­ period of twenty days before the. open­ Garrison Athletic Association toria this summer. For some weeks ment proposed between the association ing of any provincial exhibition. tlon of officers which resulted a« fol­ eighth. With eight In the competition, past a number of influential men. all and the new club. J E. Smart, MCf*- No intoxicating liquors are to be lows: Hon. president, Hon. R. McBride; each of which can be scheduled to play was for five years In the Kecdnt the others twice, there a'111 be consider residents of Victoria, have been getting tary of the association. Will act as sec- sold, bartered or given away on the hon. vice-president, W. E. Dltchbum: volunteers, and to figures as a ably more Interest displayed locally In man. together tw discuss the best purpose to retajrv of the Victoria Country Club, grounds during the occupation of the president, Foster Macgum : first vice- while the officials will be chosen from the game than there was last year, Th« Indian was anxious for which the exhibition track at the WU president. Alex. M on tel lb ; second vice- . "" I those whose names are mentlone«l ( It Is stipulated and agreed that especially with the tournament coming distance, and he may get thi low. can be put. while at the «ante time I Rlghton who will be an of Judge’s- and officials employed at race president. Kkene Lowe; third vice- at the close of the season In Seattle. In He dpes not fear the Engllel they have bad In view the proper « on- j fl< jaj, |* tt name that; stands for all meetings shath be subject to .the ap­ president, H. Dallas Helmcken; hon. the neighborhood of Cedar Hill th Vie distance agreed on. and trol of all race meets that might be j that is clean in horse, racing He has proval of the directors of this aseo- treasurer. A. E. Sarglaon; hon. secre­ are said to be pome good cricketer* forma nee recently In the Rtvei QUEEN'S NMD held there. The outcome of the meet 1 t*»en connected with Emeryville. Cal . « iatlon. tary. John P. Sweeney; executive com­ The people there have contemplated a ena makes him out a dangei ifljgs, at Which therr were ten men is‘an(1 tnê Méâdows. Sen tile, while the The 'provisions of the -pubhr morals mittee. A. B, McDonald. -Leo Rweeney, team for the last two seasons, ant* now panent for any man at ten the formation of the Victoria Country j other names mentlohed on the di rector- byrlaw No. 641 have been brought to iimpbell and Charles H. Ma­ they expect it will materialise. Esqui­ over. In fact, this match br QflLVflMIZto IKON Club which has now secured fr«.m the j at* are among the most prominent In the attention of the club and will be mau. Victoria West and the Imperial g ether two runners who are n B. C. Agricultural Society, with the Victoria. The club is financed by noth- c bserved by it. tt were elected to attend the Service Club with th# Empress team prominent In the public eye. Toi S are unknown quantities In the field, approvai of the city, a twelve months’ ing but local money and the propos!- A right of Ingres* or egress is re­ 1* A. meeting In New West- boat has retted to the obsc lease of th* Willows track and the first tloh has passed the most rigid scrutiny served to the corporation officials and » March 27th. They werK but in each they say they have good , a wlgwafn at Preston Springs Looks best, right to Its use for racing for the four of the society's officials. Organisation tenants, and. *of course, to the officers ney. Foster Macgurn and material There were several men last now out of consideration by years thereafter, The club consists of meetings haye t>een held at intervals of this association. ampbelt. year on all the three teams playing the public. If he does not come . ba ■aiiahars who have subscribed ^26, • during the last month. Many have ap­ in iMttjon to the payments afore­ The club decided that professional la­ game that could not get places on a his opportunity may be gone, f MB ptold uF capital as a foundation for plied for membership on the director­ said rental will be paid for horses crosse wm tft Vic­ picked eleven For these the new Hub- favor Is fickle. In the meant Is the Instituting a summer racing meeting ate, but those given are the only ones stabled at the track. toria. and that copies of the printed will form an outlet. While it is jsrt shrewd Khrubb Is ready to i here to continue over sixty consecutive that havr been allowed to sign up. The club desires control and use of rules will be circulated among the early to form opinions^on the quality golden harvest, but he will days, with six races on the card per The chib proposes to make Improve­ the race track grounds and such plant members and also amdrig the school of the new eleven, there le. however.- against opponents of small day. The season proper will probably ments at the track, among which will as may be required _for thirty., days students, with the object of giving all the strong possibility that the Imperial and he considers Simpson the i commence in June after the opening of l>e the erection of a members' stand previous and seven days after any race who desire to know them the rules that Service team will turn out strong men the public wants to see in cor tfct A- Y. P. fair at Seattle and in and a new saddling paddock. Betting meeting (for Ifce purpose of prepara­ govern the game. ___ T__ both in bailing and bowling, and will with him. ___ thought by the members of the Vic­ wilt either on the totaliser or mu­ tion and clearing away) without addi­ There was a large attendance, among prove & hard team to beat. The first While Shrubb's admirers a JOHN LYSAGHT, Lwmo toria Country Clab will be the biggest tual plan or else by open book», arid In tional charge. them being two old players—Skene ball this year will probably be bowled porters are legion, Tom Eck, A C. Ligue to OO., Lmrreo. MONTREAL advertisement of the year for Victoria the latter event any person making a The club will give to the association Low? and W. E. Ditchbum. during Easter holidays, when the local looking after Simpson's affali teams generally commence playing. It In a long experience with CONTRACT ls°LÏT is said that a schedule will be drawn of all kinds I have never yet h to embrace all .the clubs forming in the with one that did not make g I city to play a long series through the If I did not know Simpson wa , FOR CHALLENGER season. This will commence the last ner far out of the ordinary I a Yea cannot eeulbly Save week in April. ~— be handling him. There is no a better Cecaa than In the world that I will tw i GOLF. my man against In a dlstar Seattle Yachtsmen Slow in U, 8. DEFINITION OF AMATEUR. whether outdoors or In.” Subscribing Funds for Tom Eck said last night t New York. March 16.—A new defini­ Shrubb beats Simpson he w » tion of an amateur sanctioned by the to run faster that he has rur i New Boat. executive committee of the United EPPS'S side of the water. Th# Indlsr A delicious driak aad a eattaialad State* Golf Association gives a clean ager points tp the fifteen-mi I feed. Fragrant, natriUoaa and bill of health to all players In good set by Simpson at Savannah. I standing on January 1st, but sounds a economical. This eaceilent Cecaa Seattle, March 15.—Ted Geary, who Indoor performance for ten t warning note to any and all who are maintain the system la rebest ** ’WINTER'S trying conditions so affect the skin that at about designed the Spirit, first winner and Rlverdale arena. Eck says TÎ » then lower of the International trophy inclined to stray from the straight and health, aad esabies It te resist this period It often breaks down. Skin “ breakdown " le Simpson ran at Rlverdale tl ____t cup, has sent hie new design to Seattle narrow road. The bar against persons winter's extreme cold. shown by the appearance of pimples, rashes, ulcere, or red patches. who have been caddies, caddlemasters mas 162 feet over the mile of twelve and It Is now hel<9 by local yachtsmen. laps. The corners were altered for the or greenkeepers for pay after the age When you go out, does your skin itch or smart.’ Have you red blotches The contract for the new Spirit has Meadowa-Dorando race to cut off the of 1C is restored specifically after being been let to D. Rohlfa* Sons A Co., » well 102 fe^t over the mile. In spite of the under the skin, which give your tsca - patchy, unpleasant appearance t only covered lu a general, way for same known boat-building company of this fket tfiât the track mas altered Simp­ Or perlwpo you haw some eki^ complaint not on the face or neck- city, but so far the fund necessary to years, but It has always existed. Pro­ fessionals or past professionals in all son’s time was better than that Set by Ç0C0A hidden from sight, yet which cstiete you hours and hours of pain f Some build the challenger. Is far from com­ Dofando when hé beat the Guelph run- plete. Yachting enthusiasm In the city other branches of athletics are debar­ patch çf rash, or sores due to blood-poisoning, which hitherto have defied all la (-lb. aad i-lb Tins. Is at a low ebb when subscription funds red from playing as amateurs as they your attempts at cure ? If so, don't delay to applying Zam-Buk. are by the Western Golf Association. A .SHRUBB AND UNEMPLOYED. The herbal medicinal properties of Zam-Buk are so perfectly and uniquely Vigorous and speedy action is needed to tony other athletic game Alfred Shrubb. who for some time If stectsd to • golf club may Join In Its past has been aching for a fifteen- FOR QUALITY blended that the skin can absorb them at once, end thus the celle are stimulated to if -Seattle Ir1 to be represented by a new challenger for the Alexandra cup competitions, but he could not Join In mile, race with Longboat, gave a feed healthy activity. Zam-Buk attacks and eradicates disease germs directly, and stands this year. Unless local yachtsmen and the amateur championship, "or In any to some of Toronto’s unemployed a BUTTERNUT BREAD event of amateurs authorised or held U UNSURPASSED on guard, as it were, holding off all germs which, If admitted, would set up festering, business men wish to see Vancouver few. nights ago at the British Welcome retain the now historic trophy without by” tbs United States Golf Association. League. The affair was a complete YOU BE TH* JUDGE until the healing' process is complete. Bathes, tetter, ulcers, face blemishes, old some, a struggle, at least so far as this city The clause regarding such profes­ success. Mad. only ky ecsema patches, Spring eruptions ail these ere removed by is concerned, it is time for them to sionals of the outer sports seems apt to Five hundred and fifty men w be a trouble maker. As to open tourna Zam-Buk. Mothers will find It the ideal balm for children’s organise and build a new challenger present, with abnormally developed ap­ Bennie and Taylor DOCTORS SAID “NO CURE. . The firm which will. buUd the chair “Instance, besides stating petites. After these had been fully Pkon# ret sores end babies’ rashes. Herbal, healing, and health- lenger Is composed of Otto D. Rohifs members of the >atl»fled, Shrubb made a speech: IMPERIAL BAKERY •7 Ym state» T^onoka...... ;,I)r. CamptMdI...... C. A N. W...... v.. .1771 178 whomthis reward was paid over would .14.5 1434 a half mile had been run the foreigner Red DeetT...... J T. Moore...... Mitchner...... PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES CM M. A SI. P...... at once be killed...... J. A. M.Donald...... C.. F. A I...... Et 33 had gained a lap. Rocky Mountains.. CORRESPONDENTS: New York Stock Exchange, Colo. Sou...... ,xV* ...... «ai «t According to report* In possession of Again, In the eighteenth mile, after Sedge wick...... t\ 8tewiti-f...... By acclamation LOGAN A BRYAN Boston Stock Exchange, I»n._ i„, rr*-f , et 34 the Italian authorities, the "Mafia" in he had taken a breathing spell, the Jltjudr«-au ------Do.. 2nd pref...... 814 81Ï Italy la receiving to-day very material Stoney Plain...... J McPherson...... J. McKinley...... Chicago Board of Trade. Italian cut out a pace that Hayes was ..Robt. Shaw...... Dr. Creighton... 8. B. CHAPIN A 00. {New York Cotton Cxckang* Con. Oti ...... 130 1304 assistance from the branch established unable to follow and annexed another Corn Products ...... 19 .194 in New Orleans. Some of the members . Dr. Rutherford...... Rice Sheppard.. t. . t ... . . lap. Thence forward to the finish Hturaeon...... J. R. Hoyle...... By acclamation ..A. R Aldridg. D. A R. O...... 4M both in New Orleans and Sicily with winning* the race by two laps in easy Vermilion...».....!. pa, pr«*r...... IH1 fashion. Victoria...... Frank Walker...... By acclamation D1*tincri» ...... 34 fUnds. VVetaeklwiru...... Charles OUen...... ?...... MEMBER OF ASTOR FAMILY •BlFORff r?JK ^ENOUGH C0«t TO ‘ LOCAr STOCKS NANAIMO CITY COUNCIL. Gmh Rifle .... MURDERS ENGLISHMAN G. N. Ore rtfs...... 064 LAST FOUR MONTHS Aldermen Decide to Take Steps to Clean < By ' Courtesy N. B. Maysmttii A Co.) G. N.. pref...... MR Up the Town. HOTEL ARRIVALS Inter-Metro...... 141 (Private Exchange.) .. Ml Charlottesville, Vs., March 1*.—John Bid. Asked Armstrong Chalbmcr. a brother of Lewis (Special Correspondence.) Ipt. Paper ...... 94 * I Companies Figuring Against * DOMINION. Alberta Coal A Coke ...... 10 . 19 fltuyveaant Challonfr, of New York, and Nanaimo. March 18.-Tbe city council American-Canadlan Oil ...... 11 a member of the Astor family, shot and last night was for the most part occupied R. H. Rose and wife. Seattle; Thoe. H. Possible Strike of Anthra­ with the question of cleaning up the B. C. Amalgam ucd Coal .... .o* .... t, * if...... 1281 killed an Englishman named Olliard last Brown and wife. Winnipeg; G. R. Smith. B. C. Copper ...:...... am. .... 7.50 Mex. Ceh. ctfE...... evening. It Is alleged that Gtllard, who town. Householders muft now clean up i B. C- Permanent Loan...... 1W.00 cite Workers. was hi the employ of Chatloner. has been iht-ir i'll*, and an attempt wilt be made Spokane; M. Cogswell and wife. Olympia; I B. G. Pulp A Paper ...... 1.00 beat tag his wife, who ran to “Merry to level and cover up the plies of garbage E. 8. Smith, Tacoma: W. L Sheehaw. J« Bakeries. Limited ...... 7.10 Mills,’' the Challoner country home, for standing In different parts of the city. Mueller. W. Mueller, New York; Jaa. Nat. !>ead ...... 764 The city medical officer of health to-day Capital Furniture Co...... 6.16 .1064 protection. Mach. Paterson. N. J.: Ed. W. Fernle, Cariboo Camp McKinney ...v .01$ .03 Reading. Pa.. March 1*.—Figures reported 19 houses under quarantine and NewhouW ...... 26 cases of smallpox. Some of these are South Africa; H. E. Oearon. J. Milligan, ftASPTOH Diamond Coal ...... ;... M N. Y. C...... computed here show that there la to­ Diamond Vale C. A I ...... 08 .14 day sufficient anthracite coal on the ENJOYABLE SMOKER merely suspected, and a number will be Seattle! Wm. Tolllngton. Vancouver; WL N. Y., O. A W. released from quarantine this week. Mahon Buunho Great West Permanent ...... 130.00 N. A vn ...... surface to supply the trade for the next Alexander. K am loops; W. & Clapham. Granby ...... l€6. 441 eel . .'rrrrr TROOPS MUTINY th* present month, all those fftl.JMT5. cine Hat; A. H. Richardson. T. T. FtMfr Royal Colliertea...... 31 Evening. not already on the list should see to nul tee, John Hagman, New Westminster; Silica Brick ...... 1.88 MB I Bask' Island’v.:, it that theft jfflasnrw o-irwwiy f?* nooKHr.’ -• itr m-ownr Veneeuwr; t*iW< r,.Ti,.fr I»^rl " ^sor —...... IN CUBAN TOWN Wm. Callum, Seattle: H. Q, Case, Bhaw- Victoria Transfer Co...... 86.08 .... aa possible. The qualifications neces­ Sloes Steel ...... sary are: Six months’ residence In the nlgan Lake; Chris. Storey. Duncan ; Ev* Vancouver Briquette Coal.. M Last night the men of No. $ com­ Westcott. Grand Theatre; H. C. Carter, Synopsis of Canadian v j:t - - r Western Oil ...... 1 6» pany. Fifth Regiment. C. CL A., en­ province. Including one month In the Sidney : John Bunce, Edward Wllaott, WEST LAND REGULATIONS. Havana. March 18.—A sergeant and city, and being a British subject, n Note—Pacific Coast Fire Is sold at the Tenr Topper joyed one of the jolliest smoking con­ Vancouver. Any person who Is the sole head of a above quotation subject to a call by the Texas Pacific seven privates of the rural guard sta­ years of age.» EMPRESS. certs ever held In Ike drill hall. The Any one cajttng at the Liberal family, or any male over M years old. company of 824 per sksre, Third Ave...... tioned at the town of Vueltas, in Santa A. G. Feeham, Portland: T. R. McIn­ T . St I. A W. Clara province. ha»’o mutinied and secretary. Corp. Williams, and his rooms, 1230 Government street, can may homestead a quarter section (M • Halve. committee men. Gunners Fleury, Wil­ tyre, Beattie; It. Brownlee and wife. V, acres, more or less) Of available Dominion 1 B. C. Permanent ...... 8118.00 taken to the woods with their horse* have this matter attended to, or by E. Roberts. Montreal; J. W. Black. P. land In Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Al- j V. P ...... and arms. Apparently lt~Is their In­ son and Sears, worked hard to make applying to the registrar at the court I»evy. Toronto; R. Marpole, R. W. Breen, tofta. The applicant must appear In per- : Do.. pref...... tention to make an effort to start an the affair a success, and that they house, or to any notary public, or com­ H. J. Camble. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. J. T. U. 8. Steel ..... succeeded will be vouched for by missioner appointed for this purpose. Fife. Vancouver? B. A. Wood. Dallas, Soil at the Dominion lv-nds Agence or < Do., pref...... uprising. Htrong detachments of the Sub-Agency for the district. Entry by rural guards from adjacent garrisons all who attended. Flags, bunting and Tex. ; J. G. McGuire. Prince Rupert : A. Utah Popper .... mottos proclaiming the ambitions of M. Kohlberg. San Francisco; Mrs. J. An­ proa/ may be made at any agency, on Vs. Car. Chem. . have been sent In pursuit of the mu­ ce-taln ondHion*. by fatner. mother, eon. MINING STOCKS the company were strung around the INFLUENZA COMING derson, Seattle. daughter, brother of sister* of léteodtfig i’ibuh tineer* DRIARD. homesteader. » hall. The men of the company were FROM EUROPE DUTIES—Six months’ residence upon (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson 3k Co.) ST DENIS RETURNS. out In full force and the officers were W. 3. Wells, U Dodd, J. E. B. da Wyn- ter. Toronto: Thoe. Shannon. Oral and cultivation of the. land in each of Spokane, March 16. Westinghouse ... represented by Major Booth. Capt. If a Wave of This Disease Sweeps three years. A homesteader may live Wig. On...... Harris end Lieut. Stern, while Lieut. Falls: K. A. Smeed. Walter 8. Adams. within nine miles of bis homestead on a Bid. Asked. Steamer Arrives From Northern Brit­ Col. Hall attended and conveyed the Over Canada, Thousands Will Toronto: D. J. Graham. Armstrong; F. farm of at least W acres solely owned ami Aiamraa Has. City Sou. .. ish Columbia Pofts. rt. Walsh, Nanaimo; Sam A. Moore and oeupied by him or by his father, mother, Copper King ...h».. « greetings of the regiment. •on. daughter, brother or sister. Die. wife. Vancouver; J. Sampson, Nanatm*; In certain districts a homesteader In Gertie ...... 34 Steatner St. Denis. Capt. Johnson, Shortly after 9 o’clock the men F. A. Horray. New Westminster; W» H. .Humming Hlrtl ...... « s were dismissed from drill and all re­ good standing may pre-empt a qtlart*r returned from northern British Co­ Be prepared—now Is the time—to-day Cooper and wife, Vancouver; Chas. Bolt section alongside his homestead. Price Lucky Calumet ...... »4 !*4 paired to the men’s room, where a and wife. Nelson; C. J. Kay. S. C. U lumbia ports this meriting, bringing a you should commence to protect your- $8.00 per adre. Duties.—Must reside six Missoula Copper ...... ;. s 3ft sumptuous repast awaited them. Af­ Moore. A. L Roberts. B. W. Bailey, months In each of six Years from date of ...... 33 36 few passenger* but very little freight. seuf. 1 Monitor ...... ter supper the following programme Vancouver; E. B. Wetenhall, E. T. Ow- homestead entry (Including the time re­ ! Nabob ...... 23 3 Among these making the southbound Inftuensa or la grippe Invariably paired to earn homestead patent) and was rendered: home, N. Saanich; J. O. Billings, N. F. i Kendall ...... 70 lfl»' trip were Mr. Robinson, of Kitlmaat. seises upon those who have coughs, cultivate fifty acres *xtra. Song. “The Maple Leaf.” the com­ V. Copeman, Sidney; H. W. WIndia. Va»- A homesteader who ûa» exhausted hie ! O. K. Consolidated ...... 1 U VancoovBP Stock Exchange who had with him a big consignment colds and sore throats. homestead right and cannot obtain a pre­ i Oom Paul ...... « 6 of valuable furs, part of the winter's pany; song. Gr. Stuckey; song. Or. An important Montreal physician KINO EDWARD. emption may take a purchased homestead Bex ...... M W catch of the trappers In that part of Denison; selection, orchestra; speech. states that the epidemic can be mini­ •«wrtaln districts. Price $3.01 per arr- Bmtwshow ...... 84 M Lt. Col. Hall; song. Gr. Evans; reel A. Peterson, Mrs. Peterson. Duncant PWchased homesteads may be acquired (By Courtesy F. W. Ktsvenaon A Co.) the province. Mr. Heal, from the mised if the people will only guard T. E. O’Neil. Aberdeen; John R. Tacap. i Snowstorm ...... IK 124 tatlon. Or. Sears; song. Sgt. Spurrier; on any available lands on either odd or 75 Vancouver. March 1*. Bulk ley valley, made hla first visit to their colds—stop them before they grow Vancouver; C. E. McLean. New West­ even numbered Sections south of Town­ i Stewart ...... ;...... so selection, orchestra ; speec h. Major j Tamarack this city in five years. large. Nothing better for the purpose minster; R. A. Parkfr, Vancouver; N. R. ship 46. -set of the Calgary and Edmon­ Listed Stocks. Booth : song. Tpr. Major Allan: piano ton Railway and the west line of Range ...... 24 3 The St. Denis will take north an­ Is known than “Nervlllne,"—taken In Gordon. J. M. Shield*. Mrs. Shields. Misa - y.. and west of the third and the InternatlunHl Coal ...... ra fi* Bid. Asked. other large consignment of brick for solo, Gr. Humphreys; song. Gr. Sav­ Shields. H. 8. Kendall. O. I* Wilbertoa. Albert* Coal A Coke Co. .-... H 7| age; selection, orchestra. hot water three or four times during R. F. Davis. M. H Flnkelberg. Seattle; W gault Railway line. Duties —Must reside i Rambler CarllMto ...... 16 174 Swanson Bay. part of a consignment the day and just before retiring, Ner- six months hi each of three years, culti­ ! Idaho 8. A R...... ; 4 Burton Saw Works ...... 100 130 F. O. Ptolemy. Lethbridge; . . B. Ward, ...... « International Coal A Coke Co. C 'it of 145.006 which are being shipped to Each number was ably rendered ylllne will cure any cold. vate fifty acres and erect a house worth and enthusiastically received, but the Toronto; L Mandevtlle, Vancouver; J. L W0 | Portland Canal M. Co...... 81 Vj that place. *~ln connection with the above warn­ Brown, Kamloops; E. J. Lane. Seattle; SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH­ Western Oil, Qons. 180 1*5 features of the evening were the se­ ing the story of Mr. Ernest E. Kokh art. P. J. Russell, Vancouver; R. O. Dundee, WEST MINING REGULATIONS. Unlisted Ftocks. lections by the orchestra of five pieces of Augusta, will eerve to Illustrate how Shawnlgan; John B. Smellle. Chicago; COAL,—Coal mining rights may be lees- , ROYAL BANK MAKES formed by the men of the company. Thoe. Thompson. Mrs. Thompson. R. W. American Canadian CHI ...... • !® valuable Nervlllne Is. “Early in the ed for twenty-one years at an annual COBALT STOCKS Lieut. Col. Hall in his speech gave winter I contracted a stubborn cold and Moore. Vancouver; Chas. Darts. Hamil­ fStltxt of flœ an acre. Not mor# than B. C. Copper Co...... «4 . 7 A GOOD SHOWING the Then several useful hints In gun­ ton; Mrs. Robt. Schwab. EL J. Lane. Mia. M<0 acres can be leased* to pne applicant, j B. C. Packers, pref...... A* until it grew severe I did Util- for It nery In order that they might better J. Foster. Seattle; EL Witten. Mm Wit­ Royalty, five rents per ton. B. C. Permanent l»an ...... 115 126 When I saw I was in for an old- ten. Stan ward; H. Webber, Seattle. QUART*.—A person eighteen years of son A Co.) B. C. Pulp A Paper Co...... *8 themselves and advancing reasons why fashioned attack of Influensa, I went to âge and over having made a discovery ; all Canadians should Join the militia. VICTORIA. may locate a claim l,5»i feet by 1.500 feet, March 16. B. C. Trust Corporation ...... 118 Profits Last Year Were High in the drug store and got a large 2S cent ne, $ô.iXk At least SldO must be expended Bid Asked. Canadian Con. 8. A R...... 78 „ He was followed later by Major bottle of Nervlllne and a Nervlllne por­ Cha». Nagel. Vancouver; C. C. Southing, on the da n each year. * or paid to the F Beaver Cone...... 153 )tii Canadian Northwest Oil...... 28 Booth, who complimented the men ous piaster. I nibbed my hack, throat Prince Rupert; Rev. H. Skinanukl. Tokla. Mining Re . ’er. When 8500 has been Chambers Ferland . .. *4 » Cariboo Camp McKinney ...... H Q Spite of Financial upon their industry tn seeking re­ Japan; J. Mancy, Seattle; W. C. Bum». expended or'paid and other requirements Diamond VaU* Coal A Iron .... 18 13 and cheat thrpe times with the Nervl­ Cobalt Central ...... 45 <7 cruits. and after making several other llne and then put the Nervi- Mrs. Burns. Miss Edna Bum*. Jama» complied with the Claim may be purchaa- Cobalt Lake . 16ft 17 Dominion Trust Co...... ® 99 Depression. ^immonde. Ml*s H Slmmonde, Mrs. J. ed at 81.00 ap a< Great West Permanent ...... 167. 11* remarks presented the retiring secre­ linp, porous plaster over a* very sore, PLACER-----l MISMINING CLAIMS generally. 1 Cfown Reaerve,...... 297287 3.» tary, Or. Logan, with a suitably en­ M. Fraser. Mias Alma Fraser. Pilot 188 feet square. Entry fee, 8*88. F«Hiler Cobalt ...... 32ft 32ft S'. Granby ...... ^...... 88 87 congested spot on my cheat. Before re­ Mound. Man. _ - DREDGING.—Two leases of five miles Little Nlplusing ...... 33 35 National Drug A Chem. Co...... 82 graved gold locket given by the men tiring I took half a teaspoonful of Ner- QUEEN'S. Nicola Valley Cool A Coke...... T2 The Royal Bank Is the one Institution as a mark of their appreciation of his each of a river may be Issued to one ap­ McKinley Dsrregh .. 15 91 vtline in hot sweetened water; next Mrs. rt. G. Shepard. Mrs. L. Jonee. plicant for a term of 20 years. Rental. Nova Scotia ...... » v>i Northern Rank ...... *8 85 which ha* made Increases in all the untiring seal In working for the in morning I waa like a new man—that Ill a mile per annum. Royalty, 23 per Pacific Whaling, pref...... 72 Ladysmith; J. Mfitchell. Wellington; J. cent, after the output exceeds 110.006. Paterson Lake ...... 78ft 7K4 essential Items of a bank statement, teresta of the company. At midnight throbbing headache, the burning fever, W. McGraw. X. F. Kobe*. Vancouver; W. W. CORY. Rochester ...... 19 20* Rambler Cariboo ...... ♦*.. 15 11 nays the Financial Post of Canada. the extension of time granted by the the sensation -of choking and tlghtrtes* Royal Collieries ...... i ...... 81 32 Q. Moulton. Dresden: W. N. Neill, Winni­ puty of the Minister of the Interior. Sliver Leaf ...... I3| 131 Its annual report la dtofihctfve In the colonel having expired, the meeting in my cheat and throat had disappear­ peg; George Nelson, Shawnlgan; C. 1L B.—Unauthorised publication of this Stiver Queen ...... 57 591 Sullivan 1 fact that It show* increased profits. In broke up wWh three rousing cheers for advertisement will not be paid for. Vancouver Ice A C. 8...... 138 ed. There was no ringing in my ears, Rhode*. Revel stoke; J. King, Pt'ln»» l « iinskaming ...... 135 1367 creased current loans, and Increased Rupert. r Tn-thewey ...... 152 153 South African Scrip *06 *56 the King. , * no fever left, and not a trace of a cold.” deposit*. Last year during the depres 5 Hargreaves ...... , .. 66 57 Sales. This Is but one Instance of thousands slon the Royal made what looked like The average duration of 11 ff Is: In of cures from Nervlllne ^rhich has no The-word “honeymoon” owes Its ortghl 1.600 Portland Canal ...... *4 Norway. 50 years; Britain. 45: Belgium. to the ciuitom of an ancient Genhan peo­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ------j a good times record but during the year equal in curing all winter Ills such as 106 Western Oil ...... 1*6 of Tailing bank profits it has made even 44: Switserland. 44: France. 43; Austria. ple. who were In the habit of drtaklag 2.»*) Amerlcaa-Canadlan 011 ...7.*.,... H 39; Germany. 39; Italy. 39; Bavaria, 36; and croup, quinsy, hoarseness, bronchitis, mead mingled with honey for thirty day» In the Matter Sf the "Companies Wlnd- further advances It show* the largest lumbago, écUtiles or rheumatism. Safe, lng-up Act. 1*8." Chapter 14, Statutes 1.006 Royal Collieries ...... 31 Spain. 32. / after a wedding took place. of British Columbia. MONTREAL STOCKS j 1.0)0 Hnowshoe ...... 9 percentage of profit of any bank thus sure and certain—that’s Nervlllne—re­ LBN* A LKISLR. LIMITED. 1,000 Lucky Calumet ...... 8 far reporting, being 18.13 per cent. An­ A healthy man or woman averages sev­ fuse any substitute. Sold by all 'deal- Newfoundland, Iceland, and Ireland a#» In Liquidation. other most interesting feature of the enty steps a minute In walking. all very nearly the same else. Notice Is hereby given that by an Ex- 1 report is the amount of business loans trAordinarv Resolution of the member- i (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson A Co.) of Lens A Iriser. Limited, passed at « which now stand at t2f.7S8.184 com meeting of ta* members of the Montreal. March 15. pared with $26.882.83! a year ago. Ah ly. held In the City of Victoria Bid. Asked. increase of nearly a million dollars. ..eh Columbia, on the ttth January Bell Telephone .....---- ...344^ 145 GRAIN MARKET Last year when this ltemx was as a ___ It wae rwdved that the above Com­ (' p |i general rule showing a tendency to de pany be voluntarily wound-op under She Detroit United Ry. provisions of the above Statute, and the cllne the Royal Bank reported an In- SeidsrsIgBsd he* been duly appointed Dorn. Coal. pfef...... *...100 < By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson A Co.) ti^tfrafri ^ thTsîï^^wTîSïïZ ^ CMi>i|b, :Vilii?h 18.'' " crease of nearly 83.000.066. The loan Do., pref...... Op«-iP High. Low. Close. Item Is this year s notable feature Just a*Hfi ÏÜ7, wheif deposits were shrink­ igkt as a feather the property thereof. All Lake of Woods ...... Ml '9 rf-tite Company ere repotted "Do., prf*f...... 1ST ing "gënêralTy This Tnktttmiou exhibits»- —- the undersigned before tbs IUt May ...... lift 1161 H'il iisj . W8. full particulars of their lasurenttde Paper ...... 114 July ...... 105 JOG* KI35 104 a substantial gain in the deposits. The ____ . verified by statutory declaration Do., pref...... 117 ..... 9-< W 87| 871 rroflt and loss account compares with After such dste the undersigned will pro­ Mackay ...... 72f Dec...... 99 9*1 9« last year as follows: ceed to distribute the assets of the Com­ Do., pref...... 71Ï 1888. 1807. pany according to law. Montreal LL A P...... 1101 m 67ft 67ft Dated the 28th day of January. 1808. May ...... 678 Profits ...... 1746.776 $742.634 Montreal St. Ry...... 20* July ...... : .....87| i,n ($7 87 MOSES LENS. Montreal Telegraph ...... 146 Balance forward ...... 158.810 7C$76 VZOU’LL be proud to slice the light, Liquidator. Sept...... 67ft 674 662 «63 Nova Scotia Steel ...... 98 Oats- 1 snowy-white bread made from Ogilvie Mis? Co...... 115 M'«V ...... Ht mi m: 54| 816.908$808.886 R. A O. Navigation Co...... 78 July ...... m «2 4*1 4*1 Appropriated as follows: “PURITY” flour. "LAND REGISTRY ACT." San Puulo Tram...... ;..154| StpL ...... 404 41 404 404 Dividends...... $380,000 $300,1)06 Toronto Rv ('•> Pork- :t ôtlleer*’ pension fund.. 26.600 26,000 May co*t more than some floor*, but you'B find In the Matter of »n Application for a Twin <îlty Rap. Trane...... #..1041 May ...... 17.96 17.96 17.95 17,«k Duplicate Certifie ate of Title to Part Written Off premise*.... 200,000 210.000 it more than worth the difference. Penmans 48 July »v. *ff.. 17.95 17.97 17.90 17.« Transferred to reserve. 216,000 11.671 Acres. L*as .*47 of an Acre There­ Da. pref...... 844 Lard— of Conveyed to Kile Teresa Cm**, Balance forward ...... 78,685 158.808 dalle) of SedtIon 74, Victoria District B. C. Asbestos ...... 801 May ...... 10.27 10.27 10.22 10.3 " More Bread and Better Bread * (Now Victoria City). Banks. July ...... 10.40 10.40 10.36 10 3* Notice Is hereby given that It Is my In- Bank of B. N. A...... »..1M Short Ribs— $90*68» $816.908 tentioe. at th* expiration of one month ...... May ...... 8.37 9.42 9.37 9.4 The reserve fund now stands at $4,- Western Canada Flour Mills Co, Ltd. , from the date of the first publication bere- Dominion ...... July ...... 9.52 9.55 9.52 9.6i 600.000 compared with w- capital of Mill* at St Boniface, Goderich, Brandon. j of, to Issue a Duplicate Certificate to said Merchants ...... 1*1 $$.900.000. The quick assets are 62.63 f land. Issued to Alexander McLean on the Moleon* ...... 3074 > 5th October. 1818. and l«th April, 1K73, and October always begins on the same day of the public liabilities and the cash re numbered 4448 and 7HA. Quebec ....;...... *....124 Of the week as January. April as July.. Royal J...------218 serves are 27.53 per cent of these liabll - S. Y. WOOTTON. September as December. February, die*. Il I* worthy of note that while Registrar-General. ■Toronto ...... March and November begins on, the same Land Registry Office. Victoria. B. C., Union ...... 1.144 days. May. June and August always'be­ there is no government stipulation In the 84th day of February. 1808. Montreal ...... 245 gin un diffurent days from each other, Canada In regard to reserves, the per­ and every other month of the year. The centage In this case la considerably The fire brigade of Ixmdon la called out first and last days of the y*ar are always above the legal amount required bv the PURITy FLOUR more frequently on Raturds y than on the same. These rules do not apply to United Ftâtes government by ltS5$ast TIMES WANT ADS. PAY any othêr day of the week. Leap year. bound and less effective evitem. 4c— VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1909

Hunyadl CANADA’S FAMOUS Janos Ocean and Coastwise Shipping1 MEN AND WOMEN OLADLY TESTIFY TO THE GREAT Canadian Pacific fp. Best Natural Movement» of Local Veaqela—Trade Ex panslon In B.C. Water»— WALUE OF "FRUIT-A-TIVES.” Laxative Water Gleanings of Interest From the Seven Seas. Hon. Senator Cogtigan (member of This standard and popular aperi­ the Cabinets of five Premiers of Can­ ent water is the best remedy ada), says: “Frult-a-tlve* t« the only for indigestion and irregulari­ medicine I ever took that did me any ties r»f the bowels and stomach. STEAMER NEWINGTON FRUHLING DREDGE LILL00ET LEAVES SOON good for Constipation." Atlantic Express It is so well and favorably known Mrs. J. R. Flock (widow of one of that it needs no introduction FOR GOVERNMENT WORK IS BEING TESTED FOR NORTHERN WATERS the most prominent physicians In Lon­ THROUGH TRAIN FROM PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC —that it has been used so long don),* writes: "L was a constant mar- and so extensively is its best Carrying Standard and Tourist Sleeper*, and connecting at Winnipeg recommendation. It acts quickly* and VmS&Z'SSrgl Z Z With Wmnipcg-Toronto Expro». Tourist cam Vancouver to St. P.uL and surely, but withal gently, and leaves no unpleasant or Capt. Gaudin Leaves for West­ At Work in Harbor Previous to Two Parties Will Take Sound­ Frult-a-tlve* gave me entire relief and bad after effects. Try it yourself I strongly recommend this medicine.” TO To Honolulu ST. JOHN when you suffer from Government Taking Over minster To-morrow to Take ings Under Direction of Mr. James Dingwall (Superintendent the orient of St. Andrew's Sunday School In Wil­ ... and Australia TO LIVERPOOL CONSTIPATION Over Vessel. Vessel. Captain Musgrave. liams town, Ont., fqr nine years) states: Monttagl...... April • Mikun.. .Mch. » Empress of Britain..Men. M *1 am now over eighty years old, and I Empress of I ml la....April 21 Aorangl....Apl. 23 Lake Champlain.. ..April a can strongly recommend Fruit-a-tlves Empress of Japan....Mar 11 Marama... May 21 Empress of I re land.. April • John Reid, president of the Fruhllng for Bladder and Kidney Trouble and Empress of China... .June 2 Makura...June 18 Lake Erie ...... April tf MADE IN CANADA Steamer Newington has -been purchas'd Dredge Company of New York, and E. Steamer Lillooet will leave for the by the Department of Marine as a light­ Ewlg, his engineer, yesterday made an Chronic Constipât ton.’* North to engage in her summer's work, Mr. H. Marcheasault (High Constable B. 0. COAST SERVICE * examination of the hull of the hew house ten,u i t.. wmk in oonnsctioe with probably about Monday of next week. of' Quebec), testifies: “I suffered for Frtnea Rupert and dredge in company with G. A. Keefer. the derrlvk *<»>w recently built In Vun- Preparations had been made to get ten years with Severe Pain In the Beck. *ka*wajr. “ " < Northern B. C. Queen Charlotte. Dominion government resident en­ eotiver for dealing w'th the heavy buoys. a way earlier, but there war a little de­ Nothing did me any good until I tried Frlnress May...March 17 Princes. Beatrice.Meh. 12 princess Beatrice.Mch. I Captain « laudin will leave for .New gineer, who Is acting on behalf of his lay In having the boilers stayed so that Frult-a-tlves.” Princess May...March 27 Westminster to-morrow in connection goyerntnent in the matter. This after­ Princess Beatrlce.Mch. 22 : Princes. Beatrlce.Aprt! the vessel will not be ready until Mon­ Mr. W. J. McComb (the leading mer­ Prlncssa May....April 7 Princess Beatrice.April 2 j ARE with the transaction. noon the dredge Is being put to a prac­ day at the earliest. Jit The Newington was used during the tical test, doing some work in the har­ chant of Trenton, ont.), writes: VI was The government steamer will go first a martyr to Headaches—consulted VICTORIA— VANOOUVER—SEATTLE cold snap last winter for keepings the bor previous to being taken over. The Fraser river, free from Ice. gh*. 1* a. ves­ of all to Coal Harbor, whefe she will doctors—wore glasses without the Read Read sel that is described by those , who know captain and staff of men will remâlft survey the entrance. As soon as that Is Princess Victoria. lÂRTKlfS for a short time on the dredge until the slightest relief. Then I took Frult-a- Down Up. Princess Royal her as Just suited for the work she will completed »he will go to Dixon en- tlve* and this remedy cured me Dnlly •*. Monday, 1.M jkm. new staff has been brokemin to Lv. Victoria Ar. 2.15 p.m. daily except Wed. trauti* vomplaA* Iha- dv#p found:. 1 . xhl» la lbe kind ______of Ural Dell7 «*. Monday. 7.00 p.m. Ar. Vancouver Ly. «.HL daily ex,cep; JtiLlbî.I.hf lug Xanixtec. which wa« hull! by ilULdfc- WJÜlg..UlllLJEQJ^^iïÇJU^ th* B. C. Marine Railway Co. for the I*. SpeaElng of the result of the examin­ -Vinces..... Dealers PMr ex. MtMar. VtM p.m. 30 a.m.-dally except'4 of every housekeeper 1 the steamer a camping party will com­ "Fruit-a-tlves.” Fifty cents a box, 6 for I la Canada to use them I F. R at a cost of $80.869. The .-ohi to the ation yesterday. Mr. Reid said that the DnllFax. Tuesday. 7.20 a.m. Seattle 10.00 p.m. daily exceptt Toegr department for her Is said to he $87,one plet* the a'ork betivcvniOranvIUe chan- XÎ.50. or trialti box 26#. Sent postpaid on felly ex, Tuesday, 120 a-m. Seattle 9.00 p.m. dally except TueaT vessel had stood the Journey wonder- wl. on U«fc r^iet -Rhe- to

PROFESSIONAL CARDS. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS under ibis head lc. XDVKKT1SEMKXTS urnl.-r this l»»‘*d 1 ADVERTISEMENTS under this head cent per word per Insertion; 3 Unes. fl vent pvr word -per Insertion; 3' lines. $1 cent per word per insertion; 3 tinea, * Stump Puller For Sale—Articles Rooms and Board. per month; extra lira*’ 25 cents per lino per month; extra lines, 86 cents per line For Sale—Lots per month. .per month. STUMP PULLER—Made in 3 sixes, for sale or for hire; contracts taken. J. FOR HALE-New hull for 36x8 funtall FOR SALE—Cheap, some good residen­ ROOM AND BOARD for 4 or 6 pereoae. Ducrcst, 466 Burnside road. Victoria. ■tern launch, cheap. 2644 Quadra street, tial lots In a new sub-divlslon In Houth home comforts. Apply Box 67, Times city. Vancouver; easy terms. For particu­ Office. Architects. Agents Electric Signs Phone A17SL lars write Box 340. Times. FOR HALE.-rrHousehold furniture. Includ­ H. J. ROUS CÜLLIN. Architect. 21 MEN WANTED—In every tocahly in FURNISHED ROOMS from $6 a month; Promis Building, 100*'. Government- St.. ing piano, will be sold by private sale; HERE'S YOUR CHANCE—For a ffw » rooms and board, $6.60 a week. 731 Fia- Canada to advertise our. goods. tack up Teaming can be seen from 10 a. m. to 3 p. ta. days only, will sell you 4 lots, 50x90,.on guard street, city. , showcard» In all consplvuuue place» anil dally, at 1267 Gladstone avenue. the Oakland Estate (Lansdowne road), •llstrlbutv email aiiver’lwlng matter. TO LET—Com tort ablv furnished rooms, H.' S. ORIfTITH, 14 Monta Block. 1006 ilon ot salar) M per month, Electro Plating TRIMBLB * SON, general teaming. free from rock, good soil ;• |W0 buys the Government strwt. Phone 1W and Yxp« n** » It per day. Steady work Ploughing and elevating. II Putman FOR SALE—A Rover automobile In good tour; 37f> cash. SU.ôo a month; adjoining with or without board. 736 Vancouver the -year round; entirely new plan, no •traet. phon. A1439 order, recently new-tyred; for sale lots held at $290 and $3U0. Times Box cheap. Apply Luke Ptliter. 342. L expérience required. XV'rite for purtlcu- wurr anu mcaei l TÔ LET—2 unfurnished rooms. 437 Gkvv* Bookkeeping. lar>. Royal Remedy Co.. London, -i'’ll!l!|v and lacquering. crament street. OWL. Canada. ______.. . Truck and Dray SAFE FOR SALE—Almost new, FOft HALE-Lot on Yatee street hill for galni Box 264, Times Office. $1.28»; terms. R. L. Drury, or Fred. M. Victoria svhool ov bookkkkp- ' MHJregor, VI* Government street. INQ. in Douglas street. Pupils reel»- JEPSEN'S TRANSFER—Stand, Yatee Ot., Rooms for Housekeeping Engravers between Broad and Douglas, residence. • ed or visited day or evening Special I Bakery LENTEN EPICURES and «11 others can ! FOR SALK—Corner Belmont and Glad­ attention to casts of neglected educa- *21 Quebec street. Orders left at Ac­ obtain the very finest salmon bellies, TO RENT—Nicely furnished housekeep­ . , « “ onunAioni ~ _ ton a, telephqno 1041. promptly attended stone avenue, 2 lota; 4 *-W0 acre», corner —Uon»—Old-or young can attend. Strictly : FOR i'HOICK FAMILY BREAD, fakes. and Seal Engraver. Geo. Crowther. black cod. kippered salmon or Labrador j of Kelvin road and Saanich road, end ing rooms, large grounds, near Foun­ private. O. Rena. lr ■ pniu-lpal. | Confectionery, etc., try I). XV. Hanbury, XV harf street, behind Post Office herrings. at lowest prices, from 1 tain, 1 minute from car line. 600 Gorge 73 Fort St.. <»r **"rhig up. Phone 3k! and Erslrine'a Grocery, Johnson and Quadra of car line. term». Apply S. Perry your order will receive prompt atten- raucKina-fljiittfc. wrvic. ws”e2!' . MWdlt.-PiiWs Mills, city. rharg™. j, xPïi.h A Sot». ÛaWa Dentists. nwn------;...... y-•....— Furrier LOTS 11 and 12. Menait street. Parlia­ TO LET-Furnished housekeeping rooms; I'Stera. 640 Yet,, etreet. HATCHING CHICKENS Why buy In- ment Building* block. S2.5t*) each; terme. also furnlwhed bedrooms. V41 view Si ■DKr 'UtWt» ‘ HAI. I..' • TEntST Blimon i Bicycles Repaired rBRr,y roBTTH. TkXWrmlst «nd - VICTORIA TRUCK AND DRAT CÔ- cutrarturs ?~ Athrertleer win batch your Fethersfim, Mblifit T olthle K. O. Jewell Block, cor. Yates and Douglas £»er. 42$ Johnson street Telephone U. Stable Phone 1791. own vggs in hie Incubator» at a few streets. Victoria. B. C. Telephone— cents each. W., mi Burdette avenue. GRAHAM STREET—Lot 60x135. 4 room Situations Wanted—Female Oftcd. 5Ô7; Residence. 122. ■P ■ ■______A- f Phone A14ut) cottage. $1.700 cash. Mayemlth A put ln_fl rat-class condition for the eea Lv tipuuiM tor R ana irr- IP ■.....— WÊÊÊÊÊitttÊÊÊHÊÊÊÊBBÊËBnk .. V... wL s? aimîSyivirMPa HARDY CABBAGE PLANTS at Mt. land Surveyor?. for "and deliver same." Juet phone up B. C. SAND A GRAVEL C©« foot John 1 WE HAVE EXPERT WORKMEN and , Tolrnle Nureerleg, a»', per 100; also THIRD STREET-Large lot. 7 room 1 ■on street. Tel. ITS*. Prod “ greenhouse plants In great variety. U. bungalow, stone foundations, gas and AIM. Harris A Smith. 1220 Broad St. washed and graded sand and •very facility for repairing all makes of all crmveniencee, $3,Huo; terms arranged. WANTED—Situation as house maid or GEO A. SMITH. C.E., B. C. IAnd Sur 1— •------work of a- - ! type writ era, cash registers, adding ma- A. Knight. - — waitress In good hotel. Address Misa '*eyor, Albernl, B. »i;gn* furnished. W. D. 1 trict In B. t Opportunities for Inve t- McGregor's Blacksmith Shop. Johnson (uncleared), fruit artd vegetable land, pay highest price, sight draft, no de­ Chambers. Bastion street. Victoria. Buck, mgr., 424 David St. Phone 208. rnent await you miw. On*- company baa atreet. well watered, special, $45 per acre; YUU lay; send beat price, first letter or wlm, already «.*) ,„.r cent. Write or acres (some rock), but mostly good fruit A. T. Brook. Box 766. Regina, Saak. ■ MLKPH r » rignrjny-wrrrmrrw'r nAt--- Junk land,, adjoining nnm nf )rf»*t orchard» in Boot and Shoe Repairing toria. B. C. raw Saanich, large quantity of good tlmner, WANTED-B» FOR SALE—Furniture and business Of Wanted—Lots Fort streets. „ vicinity of C. P. R. wharf; ideal site for boarding house. Apply Box HA Time» FOR SALE—Horae clippers and earn. hotel Or apartment house; S2.6» each; CARPENTER—Builder of houaea. motor j Office. easy terme. Yatee * Jay. solicitors for , WANTED—From 1 to S scree improved, Medical Massage. $2.60; spirit levels. $1; 1.0» Island atcel land with building», near dty. Box 4M. jp houses, greenhouses, bouse repairs. claw hammers, 50c. each; scales. 240-lb.. owner, 646 Bastion street. Victoria. Phone Dandridge. A1928 Lithographing 1 FOR SALE—Kitchen and counter scales. $6 80; loggers' boots. SZ.tti; Crescent 8t. MR. BERGSTROM BJORNFELT. Swe­ i gas ranges, refrigerator, carpenter WANTED—A well ettuated lot for r*w. dish Masseur Turkish bath, R21 Fort THE WESTERN LltHOORAPII Amr Waltham watch. $12; gold filled street. Victoria. B.Ç. Phone 1856.___ _ ALTON A BROWN, carpenters and build 1 tcwils. watches from $3 up 22 cal. rifle*. end esse. I1 Jacob Aaron*, „. For Salp—Machinery ~*ra, Estimates given ■ a*F k4nde tat TMMml Producer, ot CU>- , »rY-*hot pump *v*. • twr-spmrr ‘^son's new and sec4»nd-hand store, 6a carpenter work. We kpeclallxe in con­ lionary and artistic color worm. Eall i compas*. B2J0; bachelor buttons. 3 pke. ' P. o. Box 433. MRS. EAR8MAN, electric light ^nates^ndjiamplesjipon^iwtws». Johnson atreet, 4 doors below Govern- servatories and greenhouses. Prompt i 35c. At XL Second-Hand Store, opp. ment. Phone 17 J. tenoncr. one Smith mortiser. ope medicali massage. 1008 Fort fit. attention. First-class work and modrr- ! j Pantag-* Jnhns word; 4 cents per word per HOUSE In the dty, for land In the Oka- Optician vacant houses cleaned ready for occupa­ week » cents per tine per morfth. No FOR HALE—On Yates street; near Fern- WANTED—A good «trou* bo,. Apply *1 nakan. tion. Phone 1677. advertisement for lees than 19 cent». wood road, k) roomed house, with .ill Fort street. EYES FITTED CORRECTLY or your Painter and Decorator modern conveniences; also stable. Apply WANTED. money back; costa "only 3 usual price. FOfC SaLE—Acredge. best and cheapest R. L. Drury, or Fred. M. McGregor. DIM WANTKD-Men to register their names Phone B1971. , or call on McIntyre, fixed, etc. Neal, 32 Quadra «treat. expert paperhanger /buy on the market to-day. Just outaid- Government street. on the voters' list before March 29th at ON MORTGAGE. 2 loans of $1.3» each. optician, 619 Dunedin, day or i*vrnlng. Phone 1019 rooms papered or pah Signe. city limits. 8 minutes from car. 7 açrea Socialist Headquarters. Eagles' Build­ Estimates. Write or teleph.» kue. j good land, whole., or In acre block», or FOR SALE—New six room cottage, all ing, Government street. ‘ INSURANCE. RENT COLLECTED. ■mailer to euR purchasers. Apply Box modem convenience», near High school, LOANS. Shorthand Chinese Goods and Labor j 314. this office. price for quick sale $2.9». new six room WANTED—3 first-class carpenters. U. Pawnshop story und half, oil corner, near High H. Bale. Richardson street .abovF Moss. SHORTHAND SCHOOL. 1199 Broad St. PORCELATy bras* ware, silks an-1 ( FARM FOR SALE-1» acres,, between school, nil modern convenience*, foi Shorthand, typewriting. bookkeeping, curloe. extensive assortment All klnde lery and personal effects,^A. . Nanaimo and Ladysmith, on main road. quick *«le, $1.3»; will take small pay D. C. REID & CO. telegraphy thoroughly taught E. A of Chljnese labor supplied. Tim Ks# son, cor. Johnson andyHroad.. 59 acres cultivated. Rfl acre» pasture, both ment down and balance monthly pay­ Lost and Found. BANK OF MOXTRSAL CHAMBERS. Macmillan, principal. 1602 Government street. * high and bottom land. f. roomed houae. ment». Above pottage to let. Apply ; big burns, wash, chicken and smoke "Owner," 1396 Johnson atreet. LOST—Two dogs, one a Gordon setter and Cleaning and Tailoring Works Photograi Maps. Etc. j houses, 170 fruit trees 3 wells and run- the other « cocker spaniel, answer to HOUSES TO LET. Singing. ! nlng spring all year, cjobe to po*t office, $3.3» WILL BUY a new seven roomed names of Max and Hob respectively. TORONTO STREET—4 rooms, close in REAL ESTAT church and school. 50 head of cattle, hhuee with two large lots, close to car Reward for return to M. R. Smith A Co. LADIES: AND GENTS* Clothes cleaned Tô Insure ^ - an^Rafduiol. In Victoria West. Address to Government atreet. with large lot J. M MORGAN. Teacher of Voice Pro­ dyed, repaired and pressed; umbrellas 1 them photographed by farm machinery, etc.; will sell with per month ...... * g.^ duction and «Singing Studio, Room 3. stock or without; house or acreage at A. Hi. Times Office. . | LOST— English setter (female), blue tick­ AMPHION STREET—6 rooms. nêw.*.$5o» also repaired and re-covered Guy W FLEM1N»! BROS. , Victoria taken In part payment. Apply ed. Finder kindly notify Bog 339. Times. Bank of Commerce Building. Late eon- Walker. 70k Johnson St., Just east or COLLINSON STREET—* rooms, new.*., Æuçtor of Jtesolven Harmonic Society. Douglas. Phone A1267 1 OI Jos. Fassler. 690 Gorge road. Victoria. FOR SALE- New four roomed house and Welsh Baptist Choral Union, the cole- j large lot. 69x136, in Kaqulmalt. near FOUND—A row boat. Apply Box 325, beach and car line. $1.1». For terme PRINCESS STREET - 5 ‘room».' new $» » brated Resolven Male . Voice, winner» ale or hire. FORCED TO IMMEDIATELY HELL a 1994. 1906. 1905. 1906. 1906. 1907. Cuts large tract of farming and fruit land apply Box 281. Times. BLANCHARD STREKT-New, 7 rooms &0fc GOVERNMENT ST. (the cream of British Columbia) at the close jn;vpry flwe jmuBe ...... HO.» extraordinary low price of eight dollars A PRETTY LITTLE HOME. Blanchard Personal LETTER HEADS. BILL HR A per acre, on j*xceptloniil|y yaay. term*. 1 street. lot 60x120. 6 room cottage, all 1 Stenographers and Typists. eye views, and all classes of —-ivlnge Plumbing and Heating conveniences. $3.0»; $1.7» cash, bal­ for newspaper or cats! In blocks ot eighty acre*, one hundred "JAMES properly »old promised a rise L U. CONYERS & CO. work, at HOT WATER HEATING. J. H. Warner and sixty sere*, etc., upwards, to suit ance arranged. Mayemlth A Co., Maliun TYPEWRITING done from M. S.. on rea­ the B. C. Engraving Co, Build- Bldg. ing, Victoria, A Co.. Limited. 831 Ftaguard St. Phone purchasers. Your oj»port unity. Get in. tdO VIEW STREET. sonable terms. Apply Box 271. Times A270. Make appointment by applying to 1510 | KlfoYd street. Victoria. x FOR SALE-7 roomed house, containing Rooms and Board Dresshiaaking conservatory, bath, large reception hail, THE CHEAPEST BUY Pottery Ware. Etc. FOR SA4#K—4 acres fine land, all under panel and beamed ceilings, tlntej ADVERTISEMENT* under this head 1 Lodges. cultivation, no rock, good well, 6 min­ walls, convenient to car. Cah after 6 cent per word her Insertion; 3 insertions, ON THE MARKET MQ8adr °IALL1CA" 1413 SEWER PIPE, field Tile. Ground Fire p. m. at 1227 Pandora avenue. t centa per word; 4 *ceBts per word per jMaet utée from car Hoe. $2.9». Apply Owner. IN RANCH PROPERTY. COLUMBIA LODGE. No. I. I/O. O. F Cl.». Ftoa«A.rghe&_B^fc.a*i«nr Box ». Times Office week; 60 cents per tine per %nonth. No Co., Ltd.. cornéP Broad and Pandora NICK COTTAGE-2 bedrooms, large liv­ adverttaetoent for leea than 19 rente. màét/t every Wednesday ex'enlnr at t ISSWiIJMiN, Dressmaker, has removed o'clock In Odd Fellows' mu. Douglas streets. Victoria. B. C. ; TWO S-ACRB BLOCKS, in nice situation. ing room, pantry, kitchen, etc., chicken Good modern'- 7 roomed houae. bath. Ik street. B. W. Fawcett, Rec. Sec., »37 t workrooms from the Pro»«i Block houses, full steed lot $1,7». Cross A TO LET—Good bedroom In private house, and r. water, stone foundation, good cel* her home on Oak Bay avenue. 3rd 250 yards from oily boundary; $5» down, all convenience»- Use of kitchen If de­ » peat Foul Bay road, Pk«me ftitPt Restaurants rest mortgage. Fetherston, Mount Tol- CO., Fort street. 1er. i entent reservoir for water supply t® mie P. O. • sired. « Dallas Road. house, capacity 1.3» gallons, good barn, COURT CARIBOO. No 743. I. Hu USES, cottage», etc., built at loweet wleata on second Tuesday and f DEB NEW MANAGEMENT—Toronto contract prices consistent with ■fable, chicken houae. stone Incubatog Monday of each month In l‘ Dyeing and Cleaning PQR- tm flu Oaliano. 1329 Stanley Av»., with use of Kitchen eeiler. llrh’flMs -well...... —------— „ ______Ml Island. 2| miles from new govetHment and bath, and piano If desired. Halt, corner Pandora B. L\ STEAM DYE WORKS The largest ...... Open day and night. Try us aoid wharf. 75 acres of good land. 10 to J6 Together with e»rvet*. Visiting Foresteni>«5kelcomeAR WEST. I." VICTORIA STEAM DYE-WORK8-114 a good road to property. $7» has been tree» (mixed variety), all klnde of small S P. C. A. laid out by former owner In clearing and fruit In abundance. F.. No. 2Ç9, meeur'first and third Mon- ! Yates street. Tel. 717. All deecrlp- fencing, coal right goes with the land, CHOICE LITTLE PROVEBTT Mr Vic- FOR RENT—Handsomely furnished room daya each m^nth In K. of P. Hall. ! tlona of ladles* and gentlemen's gar- tori*, fine situation, beautiful surround­ for two; c%]ho single bedroom; quiet, BEAUTIFUL SITUATION. 8 P. C. A.—All cases of cruelty to be re­ two companies own coal rights in the ing views, splendidly Umbered, extra nlenaant house. 1617 Burdette avenue. eorner Dr.uaââs and Pandora streets i m*nts cleaned or dyed and - pressed ported to Mr. Thee. W. Palmer, Hon vicinity, plenty of good timber; ».»*> Close to car Use, church, school and poal Tea bel le MM>r*. Financial Secretary. 641 equal to new. Secy.. 131$ Gladstone Ave. Phone AU5U cash; $3.6». $1.5» down, balance to ar­ well fenced âftitdakL^LLO; fru.t tree» and ' Phone AI406. Mtitstde Awg, • etty. —*------■ ornamental shrube; stylish new h«iW i PAUL'S DYEING AND cleaning range. Apply 783 Broughton atreet. well furnished; and with new barn* TO LET—Furnished room, with use of This la an Ideal home. In a moat desir­ K. OF P -No 1. Par West Lodge, Friday. . u Fort street. T.l «84. dairy, fowl house and woodshed. The gai stove, on Fort street,, between able locality. Scavenging TIMBER—Before buying or selling Umber whole, including furniture, stock and Broad and Government streets. Apply K. of P. Hall, edr, Douglas an.i l»andora in B. C. call and see my Hat, comprising For price and term* call at our office fog ,Sts. H Wébcr. K. of R. A S. Box .6*4. ; VICTORIA —SCAVENGINGW -" rorômS complete set of Implements, horse, cow. Box 90. Times Office. particular». Employment Agencies 71» Yatee atreet. Phone A»b« and more than 1» of the beat properties, buggy, wagon, etc . $1.000 per acre; VICTORIA. No. 17. K of P., meet* TTt garbage removed. 1 aggregating a total cut of twenty-five term*. Address *'B. C„ ’ Time» Office. rURNMHED ROOMS Mil board, piano billion (26.«0.0».0M> feet. A. T. Framp- K of P Hall every Thursday. D. 8. 1 THE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY and phone, Brlievue. Ml Quebec strwt. FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN., AND* Mowat. K. of R & 8. Box 1«4 , MRS P- K. TURNER, ton. Mahon Bldg.. Victoria. Phone 1958. third house from Government Build­ 66» (64) Fort St. Hours, 10 to 6. Phone 1662. Second-hand Goods MONEY TO LOAN "AT LOWEST FOP SA LB— Result full r situated fruit For Sale—Land. ings. A O. F . COURT NORTHERN LIGHT. ! the reliable labor and em­ CURRENT RATES. No. 6986, meets at K. of P. Hall 2nd and ployment AGENCIES. 650 Johns?» W A NT ED—Old coats and vests, pant*- and fowl ranch, about 3 mile* from TO LET—furnlahed room», tingle or dou­ boqts and shoes, trunks valise», shot­ Victoria, $>» per acre, Including FOR HALE—5-acre fruit and chicken 4th Wedneedays W. F. Fullerton. Becy. street. Victoria. B. C., and 312 Water ble, electric light! le' every room. Sc . guns. revolvers, overconia, etc. Highest stylish houee en< furnltifre, good out­ ranch, Gordon Head road, comfortable 7 Me. and Wo. per night. He Tstea atreet. VICTORIA LODGE Noel. A. O. Ü. W., street. Vancouver. B. C„ supply labor cash prices paid. Will call at arty àa- house*. lire stock **id4 Implements, room btmgaknr, 4 chicken houaea. 340 F. L. NEALE. and help of all descriptions on short dress. Jacob Aaronson’a new and sec­ everything in flret-claaa condition; half trees. 309 bearing, strawberries, rasp­ meet* every second and fourth Wed­ notice, free of charge, fo employers. WANTED-SIx roomers and boarder», i FORT. PHONE 16M. nesday In month at A. O. T*. W. Hall. ond-hand «tore. 672 Johnson atreet, four cash, balance mortgage. Apply Fether­ berries and other small fruit*. For price first-class accommodation; terme, $24 Phone 163. Write or wire your orders. door* below Government St. Phone 174? ston. Cedar Hill road, via Mount Tolrnle and particulars apply to G. A. Rlngland. Members of Order Malting the city cor­ P. A. Watson, manager. Wanted, ladles per month. Apply Mrs. Taylor. U36 • LOTS la a new eub-dlvtalon on the Cook dially invited to attend.1 R. Dupn, re- Mt. Tolrnle Post Office. B. C. Caledonia. and men canvassers, big peroeatage. I FOR SALE-Eighteen acre» good fruit etreet car line. 13 minutes' walk from Register bpok kept for help seeking em- Soil post Office; price $471 each. pk>y»ent. fr l land, eight miles from Victoria; all FOR SALE -Five acree at Strawberry TO LET—fuml.hed room., «ingle or MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA kinds buggies, wagon- .d carts, homes Vale, $650 ca^h. Apply 337 Quebec street double, electric llghta In every room. HULTON STREET-Pretty new • room meet every first and third Tuesday uf and harness; also y ’ : ox-n. well Apply ÏU Tales streeL cottage, all n, ulences; phcd te each mbimt kt Sîr Wtlîîam Waîlaco HaM. PPP ‘LOYMENT -OFFICE—AII kllS|e brdken. and twwnty-ft- • ^-'ng Tiftfc i. FOR SALE—-Cheap. Î acres wood land. $2,700. Broad street. O. 1* Blaeell, clerk, 1314 labor supplied at short notice, general J. J, Fisher. Carriage shop. Discovery Oak Bay, near beach. Apply Box 3E9. TO RENT—Nicely furnlahed rooms. M REGENT STREET—Off Cook street, rK>ttgla» »tryt; contractor. 1401 Government St. Tel. MS). Stoves ■treat. •, Times Office. Fort street. Phone B1343. doee t» car. four good houses, from $1.2» to $LW0 each; easy terme. ALL KINDS of Chinese labor supplied. STOVES. RANtifcfT'AND HEATEina of .FOR SALE—so acre». Shawntgan dlatrtet; Yin Thom. 163<> Government si rev'. all kinds bought and sold. N. R. Fox- NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET ADELAIDE STREET—On the raw Cook f)N CLASSIFIED PAGF 1*1)one A174». also S room Imuse, pantry and bath. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS. -4 minutes from P O. 17 pe- month. 134 street car llhe. nice --Mt**» for „wru, Mu," DouYias Ht l'hon» A1MC. t James Bay. Apply Bax 147, Times Office. Fort etreet. 11.1»; terms. » 1900. 11 ------«------;------i—,------TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. NEW ADVKRTMEMKNTS. -IN STOCK- lome in Victoria TO LET—Close to car, 6 room house, ow Is the High t Time to Buy a 1 $17.90; 4 room tfouse, $10.50 per month, (English) iN bath lit each; electric light in former. PETER’S PORTLAND CEMENT La, Bond A Clark. 614 Trounce Ave. Full weight Full strength B. C. LAND AND INVESTMENT J. GREENWOOD t.p. McConnell TO LETT—4 room flat, o S If èeelred, all JDAY & BOGGS modern conveniences. gse stove. 2621 | KiUbllihid 109. REAL KStATE AND TIMBER. COR. GOVERNMENT AND FORT STS. First street. Pennsylvania Blacksmith Goal AGENCY, LTD. (UPSTAIRS». «20 FORT STREET. •K OOVKHNMBNT STREET. Above Northern Bank. TeL AML GIRLS WANTED, at M. R. Smith s Bis­ VICTORIA. B. C. cuit Works. Niagara street. BOSTOCK a CO., Limited « ImVom HOUSE, all modéra eonvenl- IRISHMEN—Don’t forget the Irish con- $1)400—9 ROOMED DWELLING and 4 lota onces, close In. will sell for $1.460; house cert, under dlretclon J. G. Brown, at | First Presbyterian Lecture Hall, «22 POET STREET 440 ACRES—Within 15 mil ce from Vic-' on a corner, oloee to car Una. This Is a Is renting for $1* monthly. j Blanchard street, te-morrow night. tori*, near Sook* wagon road. Section it, very cheap property. PRETTY BUNGALOW. 10 minutes' walk » Premier McBride, chairman. Long list Ooldatrwam District; Crown granted; from Post Office, new. and built of No. of prominent vocalists, etc., taking lar and fir timber; quick sale; price 1 material throughout, has every mod­ AT A BARGAIN, part In splendid programme. Irish long | per acre. $780 FOR 2 LOTS, near the Jubilee hos­ ern convenience, stands on lot 48x136; and story. Admission. 26c. 200r ACRES—9 miles from Duncan, on pital. all fenced, fruit treea, eta.; terms will ». n for $2.300. TENDERS for the purchase and removal DISAGREEMENT AS TO Cowlchan Lake road; 40 acres was cul­ to suit purchaser. WASHINGTON AVENUE. Just off the Situated on Colllnson Street. of the plumbing and of the building at BLUE PRINTS tivated bottom land; ood timber the south end of old Victoria West on uncle seed portion; price per acre. Gorge roàd- NEW « ROOM HOUSE, Five Minutes’ Walk from Post Office. POWERS OF COMMITTEES Of Any Length furnace und all modern conveniences. school building lot will be received by Seven Rooms and All Modern. the undersigned up to Saturday, the Mad, In On, Ptaca * ACRBS-Morth fbanlch. 7 MM culti- $8,160-4 ROOMED MODERN COTTAGE. Including a large basement built of 20th Inst. Isabella Moore. Secretory bated, fenced, all good land; price 17,000. cement blocks, stands on lot Httxl20; Bath. Pantry, Kitchen, Parlor. Dining Board of School Trustees. TIMBER MATS very centrally located, with 8 lots; owner will sacrifice for $4.200. , .— Aldermen Clash on Subject at V ' * Room and Fotir Bedrooms, CA8H RBOIBTERB REPAIRED aceur- * ACRES—At geentehtoe. et LARGE 6 ROOM HOUSE, on Douglas etely. Wilson1., woe Broad m. un, ere cultivated, t acre* street. S1.8S0; $100 cash, and balance as sewer, H .1 and Void Water, Electric Last Night’s Council Electric Blue Priât 11* Cl UH LANOLET ST. VICTORIA. burnt and eerded. 1 erre; »Hh bearin« UM*-* ROOMED COTTAGE, la the rent. i WANTED—A «mart l.d lor Wftemoon. fruit tinea, all the land U «pod and Light. and evening.. Apply Kmpree, Theatre, suitable for fruit. A cottage. ». room», north end. almost new. with cellar, nice MANCHESTER ROAD-LOT for $660. fine Meeting. Rented for $1$ Month Government street. ' splendid supply water, also running lawn, fruit ^rees, etc.; this Is ptftom. barn, ton-poultry haussa and '•""^■GooTTehiiM. FÔR SALE—Modern house. 7 rooms, runs; stock, consisting or horse, a cows, ■tone and brick foundation, all conveni­ pigs and poultry. Incubators, brooder*- SWINERTQN & 0D0Y Frlee for Immediate Sale, ences. nicely situated on car line, lot In appreciation of the services ren­ EIOHT HOURS farm Implements, etc. Price $7.800. $1,304-PRETTY LITTLE I ROOMED 46x148; terme. Apply Box 348. Times dered by the city members at the re­ 1304 GOVERNMENT STREET. . $1.964. A DAY COTTAGE and 2 large lots, frontage on ACHES—» miles from Victoria* about cent sitting of $he legislature relative Allows plenty of tin cultivated, an orchard of two good streets. Just a step from two to Ah* waAwrwurk*. the aU*. «W* Iwmr-Yffi yew t Thee following houses aare all new, having have Five ______. ste. i Blto bungakrwv Tisarir ww»®***» WOtl DÎT IIT wITIilrl in* nine, sound. ApplyS. Williams, Mount cl I last night passed the following res­ LOTS, under cultivation, new modern barn. NORTH PEMBROKE ST RE ET-Near olution ; near the Carey road and heady bouse and barn ; mostly fenced with wire Jubilee Hospital, close to Fort street ”Be It resolved that thle council car. on which we will build a fencing. Price 112.000. «1.IOOCORNER LOT AND 4 ROOMED tram line. 6 rooms, with all modern TO CLOSE AN ESTATE TO RENT-4 roomed house, modern, South Turner. 117. “K, C. B. Bagshawe. conveniences. $2.W>. ■■■■ «téFort street.*- '■■**&. xeetwifif jscflss, Fft'ïÔk iff?*»*-* ro3we"W 'ha*m»6t: -* twTa**- rendered oy the members for the city 2-fiooe Cottage *^BS5Kt!f SSRSMfi VPB& foundation, electric light, lot KTalî i^c,r,r,nfnï^o,Mn^nj | tov^o, ygn.d up to gatiirfl.y, Marrh win. iro, WANTKIU- SwHn|.r hoy*. B. C. D. Tel. Government. Small deposit and monthly payments. the^roporty of Mf. Wm. Grant, phc* i aARBAI.LT ROAD-Naar Oon|. ro.d « , „„„ nno-ha.r atorr now ing the passage of the waterworks bill Estatq. beat of soil, entirely free from mom., cement foundation. .Hoirie light. Hu wlth a on. am ^ AFTER THIS DATE I will not be re­ of the session, and particularly desire MOORE A WHITTINGTON lot soxi#. c.eoo. „„ .... *>isirtct of North sponsible for any debts contracted by rock, price $400 each; terms, I K.‘.nd™ül«> l" the] to acknowledge Its Indebtedness $o CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. BEST LIST of my family without my order. N. Ber- Phone ATM. Rrettenc, A«R n HAHAVE mTHE LAro: balance monthly. electric iaanleh. bttilS E»g,,oC JSfg* tuooL March 16th. 1964 1 and fruit Vancouver DKL,L WU1 ed from half of Section Bevto. Rang# Throe East. Mr. H. B. 'Thomson. Inland. 82.000. terms cash. fl.SM The above Is part of the estate of the WANTED—rSmart man to canvass Vic­ The clerk read a communication ST. CHARLES STREET-1 acres on a THIRD STREET—4 rooms and late George W. Reay. and Is Just off the toria homes and -secure orders for much from Dr. Richards, asking what steps corner, all cleared and cultivated, roani. all conveniences, Jus* completed, Saanich road, and about two miles south needed house improvement. good money had been taken in regard to the letting a Bargain »■ f ThS*highest°'r8ai"y’'tender not necea- THE GRIFFITH CO. price $4JK»; on t« a bargain at “ for V 9uglier. Apply P O. Box *77. of tenders [or the care of horses pw ned FRANCII AVENUE-* room., with t M*rlly accepted TO RENT-2 acre., cultivated, and « by the city. ROOM 11. MAHON BLDG. TEL. 1442. tola. ear1. Wane. near Dtagla, eïreet W1LL!AM_ DUCKDUi AND JOHN HUGH roomed house, stable, etc., near Shoal Aid. Fullerton, as chairman- of the NEARLY I ACRES—Water frontage, on tram. K.600. JOHNSTON. 828 Johnson St.. Victoria. B. C.. Hav. 826 pCr month. E. C. B. Bag- Are wardens to whom the tenders had REALTY. TIMBER. INSURANCE. Victoria Arm. above the Gorge, nicely WASHINGTON AVEMUK-4 roc me. con­ , shaw«- 613 Fort street. crete foundation, electric light, | acre of Trustees Estate of George W. Reay. De- been referred, said that the question treed, and extending from water to pub- Had~Twen ••considered and Hre Sr*war lud: tniuoo will br UfSve*The“ability and’the latest auto­ Kfl. 411» lic road, only $700 per acre; terms If days. 18,409- dens had agreed that as there was no FINK. LEVEL LOT. all cleared and good matic machine for grinding lawn mow- increase In the price oyer last year the sort, on Graigflower road. Just outside desired. HILLSIDE AVRNUB-5 rooms, full bass- era. Sign of the Big Key, 441 Fort St. m»-t. with furnace, corner lot, •••> work ought to be done this year by the city limits. terms. $2.880. stable. Apply Jtti-View th» same veterinary surgeon as did ______mb „______„______GORGE ROAD SUB-DIVISION-Weigvuuuto-w» hav, gtrs you further pgrtiratsrs THE EDITOR ; TO RENT— -S- No. 343. L nfüi - the work last year. atm tor «ale In this aub-dtvWonsub division lotilots at,1 .; above n w housto. Aid. Raymond and Humber, who Jr'•‘R IX-ROOM HOUSE, on. DougU* gt.t JOURNAL at FOR BALB-South Volunteer from Y1B per tot up. on terms to suit j were on Abe committee. Interjected^ In good condition, with city water, elec­ all Lliefwy I>ind Warrant. E. «13 purchaser. This property to nicely situ­ hinkson A they had hot agreed to the proposal, tric light, brick foundation, outbuild­ SIDDALL & SON irvalti year. Only Fort street. and Aid. Fullerton said all the rest ings. fruit trewi. and shrubbery. The lot ated. free from reek, and mostly under tEW GRAND THEATRE JUILDINO. racreaafal msgsili LOST—A dark brown. two-year-old, la 52 by 125 and Is a good one. Six hun­ cultivation. Special reduction made to short horned heifer, with several small dred dollars, or less, will handle it. at GOVERNMENT STREET. Telia *ha« editor, want: hew MSS. those buying 8 or more lots; » per cent, should he prepared: where «a Snd holes In each ear. A suitable reward A.ld. Turner said he understood ten­ the price will be given for information leading to ders had been called, that one man i> $1.708. off for cash in all coses. the recovery of the animai. J. W. had not tendered but had written th'-? OAK BAY-FIVE ROOMED COTTAGE Plmlott. Strawberry Vale P. O. ypUSE FOR RENT, on King's road, >30 council about It. He asked why the OFFICE FOR LIST OF and two lots; 1-9 cash, bejsnee to suit; ______f writing for CALL AT price $2.600. FOR SALE—Very ch«leap, lots In Smith’s Are wardens had not reported the mat­ FARMS. rbe pee*. ISe a copy. SI.ee a year. i UUUldii Ave., from LAMPSON ST.-COTTAGE. near ear Seed ISo for nun pie ÏTÜT. one bterk-toam ter back to Ah» council. CURRIE & POWER $300 each ; easy terms, E. e. B. Bag- Aid. Fullerton replied : "We. the Are The Decree, “Aktya».roHtaa« line, terms. 81.804. ^ tor three recent m ■haw*-. «13 Fort street aei f.v.risk, Otva U» a SiaaS- REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, empire realty company wardens can do as we please, and will eaa'a Pow4«r aa* ka wUI awe ffil DOUGLAS ST. PHONB Hi FOlt RENT. THE EDITOR - DEPOSIT, X. T. WANTED-Position a, servant. Box «. appoint a man without referring to REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL 2 FURNISHED ROOMS. James Bay. ha all riakL" . AGENTS. the council If we want to. I want yrhi to understand that," looking from 412 YATES STREET. l^dOO—Will buy 8 fine residential lots on Sent! particular». Poet ORce Boa M Aid. Turner to Aid. Humber. Steedmu's Seettlag Peton Fort street and 1 on Rank street, with Aid. Humber—How long had you oement sidewalks, sewer, etc-, and on THE CITY BROKERAGE tar line. Tbto Is the best buy In the MENZIKS STREET, nett to Drill hall. 2 «Il DOVOLAS ST. PHONE «H. Y. W.O. A. been on the council before you found fc7lc-AN(Tr city, and will be sold on very easy lots, sise 60x107 and 58*104. Price for the For tko benefit of young women $n or out all these funny things? two ...... -...... —...... *...*.$4,200 MUNICim NOTICE. At a later stage when the announce­ poison ILL WHAT WF. ADVERTISE out of employment LLI H,409—Will buy new. modern. 6 room GRAHAM STREET-New 6-room Bunga­ ment was made that the water com­ Tenders will be received up to 4 p.m., burgalow In Jqn es Bay: terms. 1-8 low. basement, bath, electric light. In IS WORTH LOOKING UP. ROOMS AND BOARD missioners would make a report hack cash, balance easy. This Is worth in- fact a very beautiful home, barn, etc. the I Mb inet'. for CRUSHED ROCK to the council. Aid. Turner remarked: Price ...... $2.W0 A Home from Homo. required by the City at so much per TS^Bfr-V* MW a few s end « «-ROOM RRICK HOUSE, irner lot, ••Not so autocratic as the Are war- MABC6T AVENI7B Close to Pembrok ” «6x«6. trttno* WW, set u cubic yard. In accordance with speci­ street, 9-room house, bath. etc. Price, 942 Pandora Avenue. hou.es 10 tut. Improvement» ; large chicken houee fications which may fee seen hi the The matter of the veterinary tenders Universityty :School $1,300. cash «300. balance easy monthly office of the undersigned, to whom all and ehed; fruit treea...... 61.5*6 was referred back to the Are wardens. payments. tenders must be addressed, properly FOR BOYS The council • resolved to Instruct the VICTORIA, B. a . WILLIAMS & CO. NORTH PARK STREET-New 6-ri*om signed and endorsed Tenders for Cruah- cottage, modern conveniences. Price NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS engineer to continue with the sidewalk 1W TATES STREET...... $$.098 1 Rock. small i>ayment ...... $1.504 ! ——— The lowest or any tender not neces­ on Johnson, street. NIAGARA STREET-Lot 49x13 Price I ACRES Inside city; first claw «,«. ' 'Tïi.îin ^T'^Sr^r"!! Aid. Turner asked that the engineer Rev. W. W. Bolton. M A., O «-NEW « ROOM HOUSE, let Wile, .-.81.27* sarily accepted. be instructed to have Government University. and -the pile, la half what to aaked . H^,ld „nil Fort ,trW^ Victoria, B. C„ W. W. NÔRTHCOTT. Esqulmslt. $1.190. street swept and Aushed at night at Principals tor adjoining property; 8500 cash. [ ^of j|on wm. Templeman. will Purchasing Agent for the City of Vic­ least once a week, but agreed on the R. V. Harvey. Beq. M.A., Cambridge Ot^NEW I ROOM COTTAGE. Urge lot...... $8*004 j civ**! by the undersigned on ot before C0U0UH0UN HOLMES toria. suggestion of the mayor to wait till University. dose to #ar. easy terms, 8M48. m TATES OTKKBT. March 27th, at 12 noon. Stone, brick City Hall. Victoria. March 16th. 1009. j reinforced concrete const r vint Ion. Plans. the eatt water system was Installed, J. C. Barnacle. Esq . London Uahr. MB—GOOD COTTAGE, large lot, cloee to THE CITY BROKERAGE. Assisted by a staff of University mea. 1218 DOUGLAS STREET. 1 specifications and other particulars may otherwise there might be a scarcity of ear. $1.060; easy tonns. FAIRPIELD KSTATE—A tew cholc. lot, be seen at office of undersigned, to whom water again. The school is now established In fto toft, Ineludlna 2 borner loU; rwmonxbto tenders are to be addressed. The A nance committee recommended extensive new 149-4 ACRES of good land, with fruit price; cllwe to cmr. COMMITTEE APPOINTED The lowest or any tender not necessarily that Wood A Reber* offer for space IIRICK RtflLDINO , trees. Strawberry Vale. $1098. BLACKWOOD STREET—Fin, high lot S. A. BAIRD îtolje). US; •» cash, bntonc IIS per accepted. « TO CONSIDER WATER in the Arm’s advertising booklet be Situated la * REAL ESTATE. FINANCIAL AND IN­ Certified cheque for S per cent, of declined, and that the request of IS ACRES OF PLAYING FIELDS month.' amount of tender to accompany same C.C. PEMBERTON A.M. JONES PORT ANOELBS-Snap. « toll. COO SURANCE AGENT. A. MAXWELL MUIR. CM, F.A.LC, grant of $2T>0 for the western excursion At Mount Tolmie, 1 \k miles from 12» DOUGLAS STREET. Architect. of office bearers, asked for by the .....v,__.Victoria. ___ 4M VIEW STREET. PHONE 1711 1208 Government St., Victoria, B. C., Mayor Hall and Aldermen Tur Winnipeg local executive committee of Cadet Corps. Manual Training. LATIMER A NE Y March Stit, MOI. the British Association Ttir the Ad­ Oymnasluill. GONZALES PARK. NEW FIVE---- BOOMEDOMBDC COTTAGE ner and Stewart Will Con­ vancement of Science, be not granted. Recent successes at McGill and King­ real ESTATE, INSURANCE. TIMBER And Full Slsed Lot, The committee advised a grant of ISO ston. Terminus Fairfield Carline. «29 FORT ST. PHONE 821. Work Kstote. sider Supply Question. to the poultry show, and recommended For Prospectus apply to -Tiers of lovely building sites. Good soil. ACREAGE I the payment of $67.25 to the transfer THE BURSAR Views of snow-capped Olympians snd On the Burnside Road, 1 FOR SALS ' I company, and $15 to R. Bray for dpm- UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, VICTORIA. Jstged Cascade Ranges. Mts. Rainier and WE HAVE THE BEST BUT ON THE Within Four MHe*^af_the City, NEW HOUSE, rwlir for occupent MARKET IN CHOICE RESIDENTIAL .bout X-tï. 1,V‘£«* iwpoee «xi, ^ water age to hacks New Year’s eve caused Phone 1220. Baker. Stralia of Jaun de Fuca, (Juif of At $63 Per Acre. All Cleared. with pressed brick open fireplace Th, QtR>xtlon of *n lnc”»*^ wal" bv trench,, of th, m\t water „y,tem. Georgia. Archlpellgo. Puget Sound'. City *• $1.280. panelled 6 feet, with beamed celling •upply for Victoria la to be taken up | wThe committee___ lh. of the Home for of Victoria, purple hued Saanich, Gold- 11 STORY BUNGALOW, dthing room also has panelled WaJU by a committee of the council appolnt- stream and Sooke Hills. BANK ST.—Çloae to Fort; lot 50x90..$400 Containing Seven Large Rooms. and beamed celling, and large side Aged and Ihfirm advised that repairs last evening. The committee con- to the extent of $150 be made. The GRANT ST.-Near Stanley; lot 50xM$ Heated by Furnace, board; pantry off «Inliig room lead­ «tot, of Mayor Hall. Aid. Turner and Mechano Therapy Treatmmt ing Into kitchen and larders; draw­ report was adopted. Six Ft. Basement. Full Slsed Leif. Aid. Btewart. HI, Worship has made CURES WHEN ALL OTHER TREAT­ PROSPECT ROAD—M0 feet from carllne, One Block From Park. Jam.-s Bay. ing room has fire grate, and la fin­ The council went into. committee to HARMAN & PUNNETT. «2.900-SIX ROOMED BUNGALOW, with I ished in wJilte enamel; aervanfs bed­ a careful study of the whole question MENTS FAIL. lot 60x130 ...... 946» room downstairs^ four bedrooms up­ consider the Clegg barn case on Fair- I make a specialty of treating 622 TROUNCE AVE. CLARENCE ST.-The best residential let three additional room* In attic unfin­ stairs. with cupboards, bathroom and and will lay hie views before the com­ ished. electric light in house and barn, mittee. After hts proposition and field tpad. Asthama. Catarrh. Bronchitis, Indiges­ In James Bay. 54x130 ....j...... $1.300 linen closet* This *°££ j»*«tods on A. W. Bridgman appeared for the good basement, tot 161*126. a pretty, well treed U* «tatlfe feet, one ttioa, of the aldermen have been con­ tion. Constipation, Rheumatism. Heart ( ACRES, all In cultivation, planted with BANK FT.—Fine double corner. 120*120 owner, who is in England. He asked 2$ ACRES, at Gordon Head, all cleared minute from Oak Bay ear. for sidered a report will be made to the Diseases, Liver and Kidney Diseases, ekolce fruit. 5 room house, furniture, ...... $1.300 and cultivated, good house, barn and that the matter be allowed to stand quick sale a very moderate price Is council, where a decision will be Paralysis and many others. ▲ trial horse, wagon and harness; a bargain. OAK BAY AVE.—Choicest dAuble comer other outbuildings; price $2,740. over until the first of May as he then 8M84; must be sold. on this street, 139x130 ...... $1.909 $1,400—MIDDLE SAANICH ROAD, 12 ‘hSVAN BROS. * 00., Ltd. reached. will convince you. Treatment pleas­ acres, all slashed and partly cleared, could communicate with the owner ant. Consultation Free. STANLEY STREBt-LOT «DxIM. no root. FORT ST —Short distance beyond Oak «S FORT STREET. It la .regarded aa certain that the and also because the present occupant Ro. building ellr. f»cin« south, «U,; «MO living stream runs through property. undertaking of the Eequltrialt Com­ W. R. GALLOWAY, M.T.D. t Bay Junction. 46*138 ...... |K0 wan building a house and would be down. I» per month. $1,100 BUYS COTTAGE on half lot. oppo­ pany will be considered by the com­ office Hours: t to 6. FORT BT.—Adjoining the above. 45x106 site new City Park. Pembroke street. ready to move Into it by May 1st. Fur u acres, on BURNSIDE ROAD-Cot- mittee end It Is highly probable that OFFICE: tbO# GOVERNMENT IT...... 94M ther, he said the» house stood in one tage. outbuildings, etc., well, nearly all CADBORO BAY ROAD - One minute an offer will eventually be made by Will be pleased to refer you to i In cultivation. 82.606. and three-quarter acres of land and patients here. from carllne, lot 64*125; $60 cash snd $10 A. W. BRIDGMAN. Smokers’Requisites the council to that company under the there were no other residences in the 188 ACRES, IN LAKE DIFTRICT-Not monthly ...... j»...... $400 Amending A et Juet passed. Improved, assessed at 82,000; 1.000 cords REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Vicinity, Mr Bridgman thought no PANDORA AVE.—Choice lot, good resi­ 1017 GOVERNMENT ST. BEST LINE IN THE CITY danger would accrue to the public be­ fine timber, good graatng road through, dences on both sides »...... $750 WEATHER BULLETIN. T miles from Victoria; 11.800. ALWAYS ON HAND fore May 1st. He offered ah undertak­ Terms can be had on the above. DWELLINGS FOR SALE. ATTH1 ing that no other tenant would be al­ PEMBERTON &-S0N Dally Report Furnished by the Victoria TO RENT. DUNEDIN ITREET—« roomed Meteorological Department. lowed to rent the building after May MUAT. I HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, t REAL ESTATE. with ,ULle and outbuilding,, allÜή 1st. | minutes to car, electric light snd water; #28 FORT STREET. order; with 1 lew pnee Kiev; HUB Victoria, March K-4 a. m.-A low baro­ Mr. Bridgman’s offer was accepted (U per month-, lot #.260; wer tanna meter area els moving eastward across | regarding the houe» aiid ân order was HOME SNAPS CORMORANT STREET—Itotwwn Doug, CIGAR STORE this province. It la causing fresh wester- made that the barn on the same prop­ laa and Blanchard, large dwelling with ly wtmis on the Uoaet end the Strait of erty be destroyed in one month’s time. » tot 60i«6. price KIEL Fuca. Fair weather continues through- D. C. REID & CO. —4 roomed m CORNER 60VT. AND PMilhfPacIflc.slop^Lf-^^rP^^^Pyrg:* The secretary of the school board turea are again general In Manitoba. wrote a* that the alahlea he rer. phone 1494. new school practically going C ALLEY the street; includes small cot at the Forecasts. moved as the odor was offensive to those occupying the offices above.. The NEW BUNGALOW. should bring in between to 4» EVERYTHING For 36 hours ending 5 P» m. Wednesday. monthly TRUTCH HOMESTEAD—Choice IMa. Victoria and vicinity—Moderate to fresh stables are now being moved. Queen * Avenue. Near Central Park. with frontage on Rlchardaon ilrwl, UP TO THE MINUTE À request from the Antl-Tuberculost* gG^egtienally well built, Just completed, Unden avenue, Fairfield road and westerly winds, generally fair, stationary HILLSIDE AVE.—4 roomed, new. little Truteh atrwt: priera |1.«0 upwards. or lower temperature. Society for a grant was laid over to be gmcrrif foundation, sidewalks, all oottage. occupies a full etsed lot. has Lower Mainland-Moderate winds, gen­ fenced, full sise basement, lot sise everything a new cottage Should have, BEACON HILL PARK-71 feet by z« LICENSE TRANSFER. 40x130, 6 rooms, all large, beautiful being completed; is saiily WOfth $2,718. "feet, with double frontage on Heywood erally fair, stationary or lower tempera­ grates in dining room and parlor, all i aveme and Vancouvar atrweta, prior ture. ' ** -*+ Notice Is hereby given that I Intend to Before buying, call and let us show this ' NORTH PARK STREET-4 roomed mod- apply to the Board ot Licensing Commle- Victoria—Barometer. 29.18; temperature, i em cottage, 5 minutes from the City slonérs for the City of Victoria at Its 40; minimum, 32; wind, 18 miles W. ; Hall. full.■_._>d lot. large barn at rear, HEISTERMAN, FORMAN & CO. nszt session, tor a transfer of the license weather, clear. erms will be Just as you want them. New Westminster—Barometer. 29.9». NOTICE ,207 GOVERNMENTS PHONE K to sell Intoxicating liquor» on the pre­ MUNICIPALITY OF THE DISTRICT mises situated at No. H*6 «tore street. In temperature. 32; minimum, 32; wind, calm; OF OAK BAY NOTICE. the City of l Victoria, known aa the weather, clear. Notir* is hereby given that aa • Western Hofei," from myself to Ch' lee Kamloops-Barometer. 29. W: tempera­ application will be made by the In the Matter of the Estate of George o 106-Buya a new bungalow, with every Albert Btewart, of Victoria, B. O. ture. $4„minimum. 32; wind. 6 miles N.E.; NOTICE. Washington Reay, Deceased. modem convenience, on a fine tot. in Weather, clear. Canadian Red Croea Society to the i Notice Is hereby given, pursuant tp the gllod locality, and about five minutes’ Dated tble 5Mb day of February, IMS. Ban Francisco—Barometer, 30.00: tem­ Parliament of Canada during its Public notice is hereby given that all Trustees and Executors Act. that all walk from Poet omen; on easy terms John h. uobnkll perature. 46; minimum. 46; wind. 4 miles ajisoiM desirous of having works of creditors of the estate of said deceased «2 000—Buys a new cottage, with every present session for an Act of In­ m.idi-m eunventonoa. on half tot, ek*e N. W.; weather, clear. ^ tXMffil Improvement carried out by the are required, on or before the fourth day Edmonton—Barometer. 29.96; tempera­ corporation. Munic4pamv during the current year must of April. A. D. 1108. to send particulars of to central Park; easy terms can be ar­ TREB SPRAYING file a Statutory petition for same with their claims, duly verified, to the under­ ranged. ' . . ture. 3, minimum. 24; wind. 10 miles N. CHARLBB A. HODGETT8, M.D., the Municipal Clerk on or before lSth signed; and all persons Indebted to the B.Hw-Buya a. fin, lot on Blanchard Be Wise end have it done by the only W ; weather, cloudy. * ^ said estate are required to pay such In­ street, good locality, power spraying machine In the city, ‘ Honorary Secretary. 'order of the Countil. debtedness to the undersigned forthwith. gu.Buys a lot In Jamas Bay, close ported' Tor the pur------^Do not waste Mr. and Mm. Perrse, of Winnipeg, Torort to /j anusYy 20th, 1909. jvm FLOJTO^ Dÿcd at Victoria, B. C.. this third day Government Buildings. _ nlh\h time a who accompanied by Mise Ferrse havo ISoO—And upwarda. fov several fine lota pump. Vlctorlx. B. C., WILMAM^DUOK AMD JOHN HUGH In the Work Estate. . DROP A CARD TO been making an extended stay at the. MONET TO WAN at lowest rales. Oak Bay hot*, left for the mainland Johnson St, Vlotoria.^B. C.. A SHARE of your Firs Insurance salle WM. ROBERTSON READ THE DAILY TIME? BEAD the times 6 NORTH PEMBROKE ST. last evening. ' V..HB*i TlBBMBmte

12 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY. MARCH 18. 190». Dried Fruit and Blanc Mange PIONEER OF FOR THE KIDDIES THE SIMILKAMEEN ff -WÎIh XwTtlîln Jr C"rn "*rch hl*n<' m,n" •" 'epclally appreciated When you buy Chase & FOR THE “17th 'FRFvAt'pDT-v«-Jl,r. Nickel Plated Soap Boxes 50c TO INSTAL THE AUCTIONEERS a notice appeared in a paper published In Olympia stating that Capt. Collins, If you ever travel, here is a useful article—a soap box. Even Und*r Inst rue tinta s from Mrs. Hi of White river, would lead a party if you don t it’a useful This i, a neat box of nice design, Bergmann Tungsten Craffer we will sell over the mountains on to Slmllkameen tiler. W# jv4tge4 it better to seek the nickel-plated. It is excellent value at, eaeh. .7,„- e-e e. .50^ Lamp Friday, March 19 protection pf this company rather than start out alone, so joined his party at WHICH WILL 2 P. M. • White river and set out April 28th. 1880. Fish Carvers In Lined Case $5 Save You $10 At her residence, 527 Rlthet street. r “I had |500 in my possession which Fiah Carvers in a pluah-lined ease and marked at the right James Hay| Henry* L. Tessier tried to get me to priee. These are of very attractive deeign, of good mtality Per each 32 c. p. lamp Invest, offering xna -twenty lota for DESIRABLE AND WELL-KEPT the sum. Those lots now cover the and are excellent value. A serviceable article. Price is per In 1,000 hours section around the present site of the *Pt...... -...... Butler hotel, but I refused to deal. Call and see it at furnitures Effects “While on the trail John Collins j Full particulars later. On view often told us about stirring fights I Thursday afternoon, 2 to u o'clock. agatnst ffie Indian* He had built a Let Us Clean Your Carpets block-house on his farm for protec­ liCt ua clean and repair your old carpets this Spring Our ‘The Exchange’ MAYNARD A SON, Auctioneers. tion and had mounted a slx-pounder 718 FORT ST. cannon on the top His ammunition carpet cleaning machine thoroughly removes all dual and with- consisted of saw teeth and rtvlt heads, out the least injury to the carpet. which he used a* grape shot. About Ftewart William». B. I. Hardwlek. the second day out we met a party Our carpet workmen are prepared to alter and repair the old |l. headed by Terry, of Seattle, a mule­ carpet and in a position to do this work promptly. Maynard & Son teer. coming back, Th^re was three Telephone the CarpefDepartmhit—Phone 1*6. Stewart Williams & Co. AUCTIONEtHA feet of enow on the mountains at this AUCTIONEERS. COMMISSION llm*. Terry's party advised us to re­ AGENTS A REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Instructed by the owners we will .ell turn. but after numerous consultations thirty-four of the original party de­ HOLD SALES AT PRIVATE at salesroom, 1311 Broad »treet oit j NEW OAK BAY ScliOOL cided to push on. At this Juncture WEILER BROS. HOUSES BY ARRANGEMENT Capt. Collins asked for volunteers to " ~cny Agents fsp- * -——' The hew school st 1 wk B»y to being - eroded „ senior - Intermedl.t. ^/h" 22? !h' ”** Complete House Furnimhere. Victoria SHE ATLAS ASSURANCE CO. LTD TO-MORROW <»pene*Lvthls >fternoon. The prlnvtpal. and Junior Bn.I■ r .. j ■ tBBABOM In the drifts. A inan known 2 P M. ^ at Dr«.n, ïni “ Bl« Dick, my»»* and Collie, started OF LONDON, ENO. Miss Catkfart, had the pupil* assem­ V .prr?‘ but I out to obtain the Information. We Courain, Bababyan «A uo..Co.. Toronto.xoronto. inamwinHamson nrmr,Parlor endsnn other Carpets• the number -.f school children Is I “* iiiiui Iimuuu. nr ble this nv>rtiing in order that they m" crossed the mountains and went right c-ho Standard GHIett Light Co., Chicago, Wallnut Parlor Suite of 5 pieces; 2 very creasing àtÜfrdUy. j might know their pin re* for this after- The new School consists of four spac­ down to the Yakima river, where we handsome Quarter Cut "Oak Buffets; cut our names on the bark of a tree FOR BALE PRIVATELY I elegant Oak Roller Top Desk; Ma- ious class room* with a municipal hall There are but two tagrhers in the on the .«econd floor and in the base­ to assure the members of the party Wa hare new in stock » splendid assortment of Small Range, nearly new; Parm j hogany Sewing Table; 2-plece Mahog- reboot at present. Misse* «^thcart and ment the lavatories and play rooms. we had performed our mission. We had Wagon, New Child's Buggy. Etc. j ""X Parlor Suite, up. In allk; massive Godson. On this account the' svhooi Is Around the building provision ha* been eaten our last mouthful at daybreak divided into the upper and lotfrsjr di­ and started to rejoin the band- with­ Also ; 'round Oak Extension Table, s feet; a made for school garden* and it is un­ Buggies and vision*. After,th<- summer holiday*, out any provisions. After two days of A Few Houses and Building Sites. ; very line Oak Dining Chairs, with » derstood that the principal will have however, the trustees intend to eh the pupils lay these out under her dl- terrible suffering we gained the camp, Houses to Rent. leather scats; 5 Iron and Brass Beds, gage another teavher and have the reported the condition oCsthe snow and Light Express Phone 1334. double, single and three-quarters, with advised the building of a brush trail over the snow. We were two weeks The Auctioneer, Stewart William. springe and mattresaes; very fine Hall Hack; 2 very tine bent wood Arm LOBSTER FISHERY IS Then the hatching ponds were a valu- In completing this trail, which extend­ Wagons ed over thirteen miles. Often we were Chairs: I Morris Chair; 1 Mission Oak able sou tvs pf'-revenue. These are all made of the compelled to hew a passageway beat r-aeoned materials and Cellerate: 1 very One Oak Sideboard; 6 VALUABLE INDUSTRY It was calculated that If only two H. W. DAVIfS, M. A. A. out of one thou*ahd^ young lobsters through the dense undergrowth. In the latest etyle. We have pairs Feather Pillows; 6 pairs Lace reaohed marketable *t*e the supply "On June 2nd we crossed over the had many special features AND SONS Curtains; lot of Brass Curtain Poles, summit, bringing all our animals, which added te suit thla country, *aa as Indians gave us a great deal of trouble vole., which was heard last night In A. A. Catarrhozone, which alone ran be "Believe Be. If All Those Endearing On View Wednesday Morning. ued at over four million dollars. After and were very hostile, attempting to claims for a brief period I was ap­ AND SONS Toung Charm»:- and other Irlrh lyrics. tracing the life history of the lobster. breathed in one second to every air «•ell run off our stock and steal our pro­ pointed customs Inspector by Fir Prof. Psinee offered a few practical In the breathing organs. The healing Mr. Cunningham la not a blacksmith In The Auction Experts MAYNARD A SON, Auctioneers, visions. They followed and hovered James Douglas, resigning to visit the conclusions drawn from hie study and vapors of Catarrhozone mix' with the about the cavalcade continually. mere name. When he «ret began to breath and descend through the throat gold fields discovered on (he Cariboo. present this play he learned to shop a experience of the lobster fishery. He "At Lake Chelan we met the first “I am now 70 years of tfge. but I down the- bronchial tube*, to the deep- horse, and performs that task aa If he was of opinion that spoon breeding white man since leaving Seattle His still preserve an active interest In air cells In the lungs—all part* are had been doing It all his life. ponds where lobsters might hatch out name was Tomlinson and he was liv­ everything that affects the mining In­ JUST RECEIVED—A COMPLETE STOCK their eggs were not likely to be suc­ saturated with the rich piny essences ing w*lth the Indians He was known Mias Alice Condon was a charming terests on the Hlmllkameen river, Norn Drew, and Mlw LHIIgn Raymond cessful. Then lobsters must be largely that ease, heal and cure. to a few of our party. He was very where 1 made my first stake."* a most vivacious Alice Doyle. The rent caught In the breeding season, and It (’atnrrhozon* has entirely displaced ugly and would not associate with the PLANET, Jr. GARDEN TOOLS was very desirable that small lobster* the old-fashioned remedies, such as of the support was good, especially Gao. lien TThin n > striklr Ilie CHiii THE SECRET OF HEALTH. Calvert as Major Gruff. should be returned to Ahe water and ^•UKh syrups, apruys. tablets, and se­ agan river a half bread by the name «>f The costuming and staging at the not taken to shore. dative powder*, it contains non# ot Francois provided us with boats to Replying to A. K. .Maclean, Pmf, the oplqm, choral and drowsj,* narcoth-p. iru.ss._ Good digestion is the foundation «>f play deserves special praise. pHYice *Nfd the ffsfttiimwÿBÊÊSSw •o cofwmty frttmfnW TMirTd c'ough' and health. Keep your bowel■ regular' and' — Wa night "Ww— JUim wni ha Pea. "One of them he pointed out was ■anted. Rollers, Cultivator» and Plows Ottawa had done*' more effective work catarrh remedies. —... that used by the McLaughlin party In you regale all learned gueseers and the than any other similar department In The extraordinary curative power of preecribers for removing ptomaine* to Nell North, a very youthful aspirant ISM In their march from The Dalles. for stage fame, sang "I'm Afraid to Oe the world. Among questions regarding Catarrhozone Is well explained In a let­ Ore., to British Columbia. Thé nine the background, and force the under­ B. C. HARDWARE CO., LTD. which, there was a good deal of diver­ ter from A. B.‘ Cowan, the well-known taker Into liquidation Home In the Dark" between acta. His holes in the bow of the boat were voice was clear and sweet, and his 10 JOHNSON SI caused by the-lire nf hnstttr ■Illuminating spark*. jrlll nevfr ema „v PHONE ten "Home time ago J suffered severely Office Cor. Yates and Broad. ges as to the best months In the On the 22nd day of JtiMW-we numu nate from the thlnkerv of a man suf Phone 82. year for a close season, whether lobster from a frightful cold In the head and the boundary line into British Colum­ ferlng from Constipation. He thinks chest. It was nothing but one contin­ hatcheries would be better than pre- bia and shortly afterwards arrived at thick and acts the same way. serving female lobsters, whether a ual cough, hawk, headache from morn­ our destination, the Rock Creek mlnea. Peraerv# In the use of Flglita and shnrt open season without other restric­ ing »U| night. My nose and throat Here the company w as disbanded. The you will never be disappointed. Even tion* would save the lobster Industry, were so completely stuffed up that I richness of the rtew diggings was re­ chronic cases surrender to these tiny J. E. PAINTER t SON as to fairness of restricting canning li­ could scarcely breathe. Catarrhosone ported back, and during the following tasteless pellets. cense*. lobster pond*, the size of lob­ eased the cough Instantly, that would summer about 8.000 gold seekers rame Twenty-five in an aluminum box. r OFFICE sters and the exportation of lobsters In not yield even to the doctor's medicines ."VT-Mif t/sll from Seattle to the new suitable for vest pocket, purse or hand­ 611 CORMORANT STREET BE PATRIOTIC: USE B. C. FLOUR large quantitiek fd thr TTfïïted States. -How *y hWir'‘-"nmflfhdi68hT-"relïeved bag, for 36c at all druggists. Tatsphanea «M and A4M Prof. Prlnoe expressed the opinion and by pursuing Its treatment I have SafMy in this because no better Flour U made. Great been permanently cured of all trace qf Ih'ipmenlT aIrf>adv found ,his oot and receiving large that the fisheries Industry had grown FULL PROMPT "THE KEKHY OOW." so much It was essential that there asthma, catarrh and bronchial irrita­ WEIGHT COAL ani WOOD should be an administrative head to tion." DELIVERY Arthur Cunnlnghim Appeared at the enforce the fisheries department alone. Once you try Catarrhozone you’ll re­ Victoria Last Evening - Another MOFFET’S BEST nREAD FL0VR “he very best), per There were between 700 and OpO tan­ alize how* Indispensable it Is—the large Performance To-Night. \ neries In the Maritime Provinces. He dollar size contains an Indestructible MOPPET’S DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR (the very beat Pathf* saw no reason why live lobsters should nard rubber Inhaler and sufficient med­ A large audience saw an excellent Seeds of All Sorts not be shipped to Europe, where better ication to last two months. Smaller presentation of that favorite Irish Of Beet Quality and lowest Prices at Flouri, per sack ...... ’...... ^1.50 prices should be got, rather than to the trial sizes 26c. and 60c. Beware of the drama, "The Kerry Oow," in the Vic­ United States. substltutor and imitator* of Oatarrho- toria theatre last night, by Arthur Cun­ There was an Men In gome quarters xone—use the genuine and you’ll get ningham and a capable company. Mr. Johnston’s Seed Store1 that the lobster industry was doomed cured. By mall from Catarrhozone Cunningham la a Canadian, and was MARKET BUILDING, CORMOR­ The West End Grocery Co.Ltd to extinction, but he did not take that Company. Kingston. Ont. given » warm welcome by many In the ANT STREET, VICTORIA. view*. Canada had lobster grounds that audience who knew him In the East, Also Ornemental Trees and Shruba OOVHWMEKT W. TELS. 8S and ,7.1 were unparalleled In thé world I About #0 per rent, of the population of while by the lime the final curtate fell Cabbage Wants, 1 lending Planta, etc. ** ■PH,.It was almost__ impossible to exter- western Habana previses» Cuba, for he bad made mkny more friends. Send for Catalogue. minaU iobaUra ia ih. feHeratlone has been connected In one jouaxara un me Canadian coast. ÿwajr «^another w*4k tobaeuo growls ■ It Is not too much to say that Mr. F. T JOHNSTON, Proprietor, ilogham to a worthy succesaar ot Feat OSes Bax to, as __ 1 *