COAL. COAL. FURNITURE MOVED. STORED. SHIPPED. We have a first-claas sad up-to- Wellington Colliery date Furniture and Plano Moving Co. PADDED VAN. Phone 121Î GOVKRX1UBNT ST. Burt’s Wood Yard x Phone $3 Phone 81*. *1 PANDORA ATE,
VICTORIA, B. C„ MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1909. No. 74
BALflAN CRISIS HEAD-ON COLLISION ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP CHAPMAN COMES IS AT AN END NEAR BRANDON; 3 DEAD ASCENDS 6,000 FEET NEXT MONDAY ;; jSpCCal to the Times.) Frelderlchshafen, March 29.— Winnipeg, Man., March 29. A The Zeppelin airship made a SERVIA SURRENDERS head-on collision between the successful flight to-day to a MONSTER RALLY TO Kate van local train uhd a height of 6.000 feet, the greatest TO DEMANDS OF EUROPE freight trmw^ook" ptwnr it' few aUltude. yet reached. The land BE HELD IN THEATRE miles out of Brandon on Satur ing also was successful. day afterru>on. The fMissenger The airship recently made u train took the wrong tra k. successful landing In an open Reports Say King Peter Will Ab The dead are: Hiram Hodg field with a crew of 26 men on Victoria Development League son. engineer, of. Brandon; W. board. Will Hold Public dicate—Possible. Success - J.> Perch ley,-^fireman, Hraftdon;. and ThoYnn# Leyclf. br.nkeman, Gathering. ors to Throne. Brandon. The Injured are: Geo, Bird, baggageman. Schil- dcl and a» express messenger. SSI ILLNESS OF COLONEL CLARKE. A week from to-night the Victoria Belgrade*, March 29.—Servla has-sur- Flora, Ont.. March 29.—Col. Charles theatre will be thrown ope# for a A" nderod i imip demands of Clarke, former Speaker of the Ontario grand rally of citizens when the subject v Europe. The tension of six month* over legislature, is seriously 111 here. of ‘ the publicity campaign of the city 1 the Balkan situation will come to an will be the subject prominently put end thi* afternoon. The action of 8er-’ forward. This was decided upon at a . ti*. JW'W to.MIL SEU hr 1 ial.hl» JO».-, INDIANS FLEE ,nwt,og Ot the Development league lion at rest for many years. bel» tfils. mottilag. C. e. UMk66h»M;: St The minister* . r «:•. ■* Rrltafn WOMAN DIES IN Portland, who is so favorably known France.And Russia anil Italy will to BEFORE TROOPS here, will be present to deliver an ad day verbally inform the .Servian gov dress. A -"companying Mr. Chapman ernment of their recognition of the an ELECTRIC CHAIR v
PARISHX SAGE TOXIC----- AT CAMPBELL'S PRESCRIPTION STORE TUE VKEDK SPONGE AND BRVSH RESTORER—It cleans them Comfortable CANADA’S FUTURE AMERICA’S BID quick* and thoroughly—AT CAMPBELLS PRESCRIPTION STORE V1NOL—The Tonic lor Old and Tounr— James Bay NAVAL POLICY TO CANADA VICTOR ' —AT CAMPBELL'S PRESCRIPTION STORE M 1NC.VRNIC— "Coleman's," In large bottles— Home —AT CAMPBELL'S PRESCRIPTION STORE WILL CONSULT WITH J. MARTIN ADVOCATES You Can't Keep It Out ENGLISH BALSAM OF ANISEED—For Colds. See that you get the The Vlctt r is bound to get Into every home. English —AT CAMPBELL'S PRESCRIPTION STORE A VERY FINK COTTAGE, Ju»t be- IMPERIAL AUTHORITIES RECIPROCITY TREATY How long Will you ke« p It out of yoiirs .’ i Thw. charming music, the delightful fun. " OSBORN'S PEROXIDE OE HYDROGEN—We will give you a book on ing .completed, built by day labor, ha» four large rooms downstairs, with the refreshing entertainment of which you how to use .It. Every house should have a bottle of this Weal germ never tlrq—all these you owe to yourself and destroyer. —AT CAMPBELL'S I'KKSCKlPTIOX STORE ■ large pantry and bathroom, three Determined if Necessary to De Tells Londoners of His Views your family. ~ room» could be put in upstairs, full GODDARD'S XON-MERCVRIAL PLATE POWDER—For Silver. Tin. •A small payment down and then $1 a Bros:! or Dishes of any sort. We keep three sises of this Powder— basement built of eeqitnt blocks; ex vote Entire Resources to on Imperial Re week settles this debt and makes the Victor ceptionally large lot; being 5
OFFICERS AND INDIANS EARTH TIDES DUE TO FIGHT PITCHED BATTLE On Hand-Large Stocks Best POWER OF MOON THX HOME EVERYTHING or THE READY-TO- DRESS Two of former Killed During WEAR Brands Scotch Important Discoveries Made by BEAUTIFUL FOR LADIES Outbreak in Oklahoma German Scientist In Sunken AND AND EXCLUSIVE CHILDREN Camp. Room. "THE FASHION CENTRE."
FIRE BRICKS Oklahoms City, dkls., March iS.-In Bertie, March 27*—Professor Heclter a pitched battle -ml Hickory camp has given the following details of his ground on Saturday night between a recent discoveries In a room sunk for i>osMf< of five officers and twenty Creek the purpose some eighty feet* deep In Write for Quotations Indians of the Snake clan. Officers Ed- the earth. Two highly sensitive pen wtfrd Daun and Herbert Odom, both dulum* were erected for studying the of Checolah. were killed. Frank Jones formation of the earth under the Influ- and WMtam Carr.—ettoer iwmbero- wrarsiin and moon. The conditions the posse, escaped without Injury and proved extremely favorable, the tem R. P. RÎTHET & Co.. Ltd. fled to the settlement, where the dews perature remaining unchanged, and It of the battle was telephoned to Sheriff was thus possible to make the obser Odom. vations with great exactness. Frank Swift, a member of the posse \ He ascertained that the kurfacè ~ér of officers sent to the home of Çhltti ihe earth, through the attraction of Harjo, chief of Snake clan of the,£reek the moon and sun, Is subject to osctllk- Indians, to serve a warrant on the KloIons corresponding to the tide* of the chief, was not killed^ but was probably ocean. Twice daily a tidal wàv# runs fatally wounded. Herbert Odom, son through the entire earth In the direc PINEAPPLE of the sheriff of McIntosh county, and tion of the moon, whose attraction Is Edward Daun, city marshal of Che- twice as powerful as that of the sun. -eoiab, were killed outright Swift and the earth thus «ittfsntSTTls round We have received a fresh consignment dragged himself, from the scene of the form for a slight 'bvnl, becoming lem FTHIS WEEK we are showing a very large quantity battle and was later picked up by Wm. on-shaped, which again gradually re —nothing better for coughs aAlf sore Carr, one of the escaping officers, and laxes. These observations are of great taken to Pierce, a station a mile away. Importance, for they prove the elas of newmodel BLÜSE-WAISTS,daintily fashioned throats, Frank flkmes, another of the posse who ticity of the egrthunder the effect of esca péffifc&rWIï the moon and* sun. ‘Ate yielding power in elaborate embroidery and exquisite laces— went to Checolah, bearing gome details is mw-h the same as that .of a bug» Pineapple, sliced or cubes, 3 tins for.___ 25c of the battle. hall of steei.x The officers, having heard that the -Thls_dlsi^very is of no practical BLUSE-WAISTS which cost no more than the com- Indians and negroes were again peace value, being purely scientific. The pro Pineapple, sliced, large tin, 2 tins for__ 25c able after the1 battle of Thursday fessor Is procedlng with his experi morning, approached the cabin of ment, and a new well Is being con mon sort—why not hâve the best for Easter? Harjo,. near Hickory camp ground, structed twice as deep as that in which without fear. Ah they entered the he made his discovery. Therfc a large chiefs yard twenty guns were levelled room will be constructed for experi The Family Cash Grocery upon them from as many men In the ments. The wells are descended by HT SEE OUR WINDOWS house and around the corners. Odom megns of winding stairs. COR. YATES AND DOUGLAS STS. PH^NR Sit and Daun fell dead and Swift was , For more than half a century sci seriously wounded. Jones ran some entists have been making the most yards and hid himself In a clump of minute experiments to discover whe 1010 trees until the Indians disappeared. ther the tidal Influences which cause Gov’t Then hé hurried to Pierce. the sea to rise and fall had any effect -£“■ Angus Campbell & Co. SL Within thirty minutes of the time upon the land. the results were LIMITED when re ports w of my neck shall be completely white, green, blue and white. mid dull finished. High vrTtTi and without brass severed by a competent surgeon, and WEDS JAPANESE my heart removed and placed In p’evn and white, Wrnis grade l>eda at low prices. knobs, fitted with strong Robert Ward & Go., Ltd Mena rate vessel to be enclosed in the Martin. Prices— VICTORIA VANCOUVER woven wire springs. l*rices— Ceremony Performed in Seattle $3.85 to $24.30 $28.80 to $51.30 $7.20 to $10.80 CHILDREN’S HAIR. —Father’s Opposition to KEEP IT I LKAN AND FIFE FROM ■ : Such. WE HAVE BDiEAHE BY t MIXn PARISIAN SAGE. MATTRESSES, SPRINGS AND PILLOWS A LARGE STOCK OF We’ere headquarters for these goods. See our samples and get our priées to-day If you want your children to grow Seattle, Wash., March 29.—Miss up with strong sturdy and vigorous Helen Gladys Emery, daughter of Rev. hair, teach them to use Parisian Sags; John A. Emery, archdeacon of the 'Atkins Saws the world renowned Hair Tonic. Episcopal diocese of California, on Parisian Sage Is guaranteed by D. Saturday became the wife of Gunjlro ALL LENGTHS E. Campbell to cure dandruff and stop Aokl, a Japanese and formerly a ser falling hair In tws weeks. It grow* vant In the Emery household at Corte new hair quickly in cases where the Madera, a suburb of flan Francisco. SMITH & CHAMPION Bucking and Falling hair Is. “thinning out." - The ceremony was performed at Trln- 1420 Douglas Street Near City Hall. It Is positively the most delightful. tty Ps rlsfi church by tbe rector, Rev. Phone 718 We are making low prices that Invigorating hair dressing on the mar-" H. H. Gowen. ket. It Is not sticky or greasy and will The wedding is the culmination of a will pay you to call make the coarsest hair soft, luetrous romance, and the girl’s father, after using his Influence to avert the union, minute. The previous word for this cUsa ! and luxuriant. Get a 50 cent bottle of gun was fourteen rounds and thirteen from D. E. Campbell and watch how accompanied Mrs. Emery and their hltat and Jones has set up new standards rapid Its action. Giroux Mfg. Co daughter from their home In Califor both for rapidity and accuracy of fire. Makers, Fort Erie, Ont * g.jj nia to a place where the law would The Agamepinon Is a new battleship of f/aa countenance tha intermarrying of the pt.fino tons, attached to the Nore division SUBSIDY TO O. T. P. two races. of the Home Fleet. For a time she was E. B. Marvin & Co. It was thé original intention of the the flagship of the Commander-In-Chief. m«M1SA Vice-Admiral Sir Francis Brldgeman. j Ottawa, March 29.-The Commons on party to have gone to Victoria to have HOUSE OF LORDS 1206 WHARF ST. while the Dreadnought was refitting at MF* Friday night gave the third reading to the ceremony performed, but the plans Pfrrtumeutb. She la commanded by Cap Victoria, B. C. the bill respecting the subsidy from the were changed at the last moment on tain Bernard Currey. Ontario government to the Lake Su Saturday morning. perior branch of the Grand Trunk Pa "I have opposed the union at all SCOTCH WHISKY cific- railway. times,” said Mr. Emery, “but upon the LOST HIS NERVE. determination of my daughter to marry HEADQUARTERS fop NURSERY STOCK —BRIGHTON, the Japanese, T aoucht legal advice and A STRONG MAN ALMOST DIED, learned that Washington was the only GREW THIN. WEAK AND State on the coast where the ceremony NERVOUS. ...f- * camiES could be legally solemnised, and It is for that purpose that I am here." TRIANGLE A Remarkable Discovery. BRAND After the ceremony the bridegroom IHMIIIll I "Uptil three years ago I was the pic CHERRIES left the party and went to hie quarters ture of health—then I became what j Prescription •tthe Great Northern hotel. Mrs. Emery anil her daughter boarded an less, worried, lacked will power, felt J uptown car and the father of the girl great physical fatigue, experienced j The aorta which make Victoria and Promptness returned to the flavoy hotel and left fears and felt always In danger of 0.B ^ cn the 2 o’clock boat for Tacoma, from something unknown. All the time I Vancouver Island famous as a cherry which place he will return alone to the ITS HUMAN NATURE POR grew thinner and weaker, felt so ner producing country. Olivet, Belle Mag field of his former work in California. vous that I felt thé ertd must be near. PEOPLE TO WANT THINGS nifique and English Morello. The real Mrs. Emery will remain with her No medicine*, jyfiped. each one seemed IN A HURRY daughter and her son-in-law. They a new disappointment. Then my doctor money-makers for the commercial have not decided positively upon their And It Beemi to b. I,w« fo suggested " Ferrozone”—It was a for fruitgrower. We have the genuine plana of the future, tunate choice because I Improved at stock and the very best trees which good every on. to wsnt prescription» once. I gained weight, enjoyed my In « hurry. But that do™ not QUICK-FIRING RECORD. meals, got a better color, forgot my cultural methods can produce. Largest and best assorted stock in bother u«. Our ayatem of hand CONTINUOUSLY SUPPLIED FOR 30 YEARS the country, both in fruit and ornamental trees. n. rvotis fears. The way FerrosSnè btïîTT ling prescript Iona la an thor Fifteen Hits In Fifteen Rounds by Home me up is surprising—It made a new TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS 10% CASH DISCOUNT ON ALL ORDERS ABOVE $10 oughly developed that we put Fleet Gunner. man of me and now I look gdod for 20 ; Catalogue and price list free for the asking. up prescriptions with the least years to come."' A record not equalled by any other Scotch Whisky' possible delay and without error. Another record In naval gunnery ha» J. W. WAGHORNE (Merchant). j been made by the Home Fleet. It will be Wilmington, j . on the market. remembered that the armored cruiser In Ferrosone Is a norlshtng tonic that domitable, of this fleet, led the bâtUe strengthens, fattens, builds up. restores practice returns for last year with an un HALL’S precedented adore; now the "battleship weak sickly people to health. If you Agamemnon has put up a upland Id re feel poorly, let Ferroxone help you get j The Taylor Mill Co. cord for firing with the 12-pounder quick- well. 60c per box, or 6 boxes for $2.50, ! firing gun. at all dealers, l LIMITS» uuiun. Central Drag Store The principal figure In the exploit Is Hudson’s Bay Co. In Lumknr, S»«h, Dpora and all Minds of Sulldln* MatsrtaL N. X. Car. Yates ind Doughs Able Seaman and Gunlayer 8. Jones, who. The Swedish mile la the longest mils In j Mill. Oflloo and Tarda North Oevornmom street, Victoria ». * firing during the gunlayers’ test, suc the world. It is exactly 11,700 yards In ! TtL 90L ceeded in Hitting the target fifteen times length. j r. 0. Box 628. x Telephone 564. In fifteen rounds. In the short space of 86 ■ece. This le at the rate of M.4 hits per —BRIGHTON. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 28, 190»,
sponsible for everything In pi. «V large. In reality it la In the in- self capable of flight can have an of with these examinations the questions in torcats of persona who are already ficial trial by notifying the Aero Club •each subject are generally prepared py Of America two or three day» In ad the examiner of that subject.- - A list of TIMES AD. CALENDAR pretty fairly endowed with this world"» the names of the gentlemen who do this goods, but who. In accordance with the vance, and remitting double the rail .work would, if published, convince all way fare from New fork tq the point Fancy Parasols Will Be natural trait*-of human nature, want Interested In our public schools that no in of trial, plus 14 for each day upon justice is done to any candidate In these MARCH to heap up great mounda of treasure. examinations. EXAMINER. The advocates of a low rate of duty, which a trial 1* to be made. The mini altruistic to a degree, maintain that If mum distance for 180» Is 26 kilometers -BRIGHTON. ’> Popular This Year 29 (lSMi mile*).- If a sufficient number of some outside source of lumber supply ot machines are developed ‘ during the CHRISTIAN AND HIS NEIGHBORS. Indicationsallons point to tnisthis season beingoeing theme *"=*greateet“”■* season for pMwds ^fh«re------tos^been, J be not found, the .whole of the country some time. Fancy parasols of all kinds will be greatly used, and parasols to Fateh the suits must soon be shaved clean of It» re next few months, It is probable that contest will be arranged near New To the Editor:—A Church of England Of course, in the vase of • sources In timber. The protectionists clergyman haf started the subject of fix are absolutely correct...... Mor< wlilcl» AMS not adver protest that tt their products are York city. ing the standard of good and bad between For present use silk parasols the shade of the suit worn will be used, for later wear white tise at all—which doesn’t brought Into competition with cheap “The Scientific American Trophy has the helped «fid the helpers In our great ones foTvSte suits, pongee shades for suits of the same color, and all sorts of fancy effects «are whether you arc Inter cities. 4s a rule It Is taken for granted British Columbia or Canadian lumber served a useful purpose in encouraging ested In It or not—yon will that those of us who go .-down to the use with summer dresses. A few suggestions— the development of new , flying ma consult your own Intercut» they will he absolutely ruined. Their slums or
VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1909. S' in The Very Beginning Of life It is well to learn the unerring lesson. “Economy Counts.** Every young housewife should show her children the example of economy by try ing to secure the BEST-VALUE for th« money i.spetiiitMl. (QT MmxI and V \ OF CANADA, household necessities. How about these: , -» MACONNACHIE’S AsARMAMiVnE. per Jar ....„...... 150. Established 1869—40 Years Ago UPTON’S MA RM A LADE, per jar ...... :...... 2»%. WAÜHTAFFKS MARMAUDK. per Jar ...... 24* 1 Has Lowest Expense Rate. CHILUWACK HONEY, per hot...... 25c. Has Lowest Premium Rates. KOBIPSTSON’S HONEY (1n tins) ...... <...... w. 60c. and H u# OBIN HOOD Pays 100 per cent of Its Carne s Up-to-date Grocery Profits to Its Policyholders Cor. Port and Oort. Sts. Phone 686. Next to C. P. R. Office. Assets.....$13,000,000 UOld Hals Made Like New. If you have a last season’s straw hat Reserve.. $10,000,000 particularly becoming. 4o not throw it FLOUR away, .but inako It good at new with R. L. DR1IRY, Manager. BOWKS’ STRAW HAT F. M. McGregor, Special Agent CLEANER FERN DISHES Tkv ci:nts I'Kii i'\( K\(;K »16 GOVERNMENT ST. Many mothers of school children are finding thin vWa.nct- a great boon. HAVE YOU CONSIDERED SILVER Come hi and let iis tell you about 1L THAT AND BRASS GYRUS H. BOWES Harris & Smith All tlio latest and most CH KM 1ST Carry the very best 123* GOVERNMENT ST. Near Yates St. and most with the beautiful new Up-to-Date Wheels AMPHOLI FERN It is the New Flour all Western Canada in British Columbia Price per disk, $5.50 to nnib in English, Canadian and is Interested in. — —- QUICK SALE American makes, including the a ...... $4.50 Centuar, Ramcycle, Blue Flyer, Dish without Pern $5 to Price $1250 Iver Johnson, World and Cornell...... •. .$4 ■s / W,. arc not making this announcement for the purpose of describing the superior qualities of Exceptionally cn»y ferma. We handle a full and complete Small a mown t cash (lim n. Hal- assortment of the latest and best “ROBIN HOOD” flour. We intend you to find them out for yourself. We want you to find am-e monthly lii.-talincnt*. PISHING TACKLE AND W. H. Wilkerson them out just as quickly as possible, because we know for an absolute certainty that once you SPORTING GOODS THE JEWELER FINE BUILDING SITE 915 GOVERNMENT 8T. have tested it thoroughly, you will never use any but "ROBIN HOOD” flour afterwards. On Niagara street, large size, Phone A183 1220 BROAD ST. Telephone 1606. That has always been our experience, and we are sure it will be the same in Victoria high and dry, near Park and Sea. THE ABOVE IS ONE OP THE Now note what we are doing. We are sending our staff of “ROBIN HOOD" girls into MANY STYLES Victoria to call upoif every home. They will call upon you. They will tell you something P. R. BROWN, Ltd. STREET WORK TO FIRE tSsritAXCE WRITTEN. Lôeal News MONEY TO LOAN. At $20.00 L ------COME BEFORE COUNCIL about “ROBIN HOOD” flour, about the way it is made, the quality of wheat it is made of, US. BROAD STREET. Guaranteed aU wool and to hold PHONE 1076. —Keys of all kinds fitted. Sign of and they will give you some idea of what makes “ROBIN HOOD" flour different from other the Big Key, 641 Port street. their shape flours. It is the flour you should use. It will prove its superiority. —BRIGHTON. Improvements Sought on FINCH & FINCH Number of Thorough All over the West “ROBIN HOOD" flour is making a tremendous impression. Join the —Cyphers* Incubators and Brooders. THE EXCLUSIVE STYLE STORE. Watson & McGregor. 617 Jolmson. 1107 OOVERNMENT STREET fares. thousands of Happy Users. —BRIGHTON. Perrin’s, Dent's and Fowne’s Kid Gloves, le Agents for Royal Irish Poplin Tisq. —Dr. W. P. Fraser will be pleased Fire Chi*f Watson’s resignation wM Look for the “ROBIN HOOD" Girls and be sure to give them an order. They will visit you to see all hie old friends and acquain —BRIGHTON. be placed before the council to-night in a day or two. U If you boil the water tances at his dental parlors, 732 Yates on a rejWt from the Are wardens, and street. Telephone 261. Formerly occu- —American and Daaartian Baiters hr you drink you may lie pir VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. MONDAY, ffiAEUH !fl», iw». that New Westminster player# had Informed him that such xvas the vase. THE CHEAPEST LOT D. Campbelf of Victoria, advocated SOCCER MATCH mmm ÇOR SALE ON TRUTCH STREET amateur Ikcvoooo. He salt) that caption must be made regarding the Minto cup match*#. but that the a«*o- ENDS IN DRAW clation should remain amateur. Dr. Gentlemen> How A bout Your Only $1350 Davidson had Informed the committee that affidavits must be forthcoming ADJODONO LOTS BILLING AT $1,600 AND $1,700 k#rom the clubs that they were ama MçDOWALL plays star teur hi 1908, and that un let»* this was done one club would probably be pro GAME FOR LADYSMITH ! Spring Overcoat ? fessionalised by next Tuesday. Mr. Campbell closed hi# remark# with an -BRITISH AMERICAN TRUST CO., Ld appeal to the association to promote Oor. Broad and View Streets, Vie tori a. B, 0. amateur lacroeee only. Gingerless Finish Puts Victoria Mr. Barr sail that the whole thing wks a farpe, and he would not remain United in the Hh W KATHLH is still cool and one of our thivc-quartcr In office unless everything was open and above board. He «aid he was prepar Cellar. t.tiesterficld Coats of a mp’dium weight and light grev ed to show that Mr. Murray had paid REMEMBER THE PLACE playrrs and that players had been ap- texture would serve the purpose admirably. See them hed by officers of the Maple Island League Standing. before buying elsewhere. Prices $15, $20 and $25. AiO Government Street. 77 ~---- Mr. Murray Challenged Mr. Hair to Ladysmith ...... a g o 1 5 PEDEN BROS. Opposite Weiler Brothers prove that he (Mr. Murray) had paid Nanaimo ...... 1 1 n » j Our stock of “PROPER CLOTHES" - Suits. Furnishings, Player# In 1908. Esquimau ,„J I ; ® 2 Hats, is one of the best In the city. We can show von nothing but We Are Giving 15 per Cent. B irrdid n°l refer to 1908’” Mr* Victoria ...... 2 0 1 1 1 Through loose play and want of com bright, new, elassy goods. Our prices are right. Hear this in Well, don’t go back 40 years.’’ re Discount on Fishing Tackle torted Mr, Murray. 'T mtv again l bined action Victoria United soccer mind. Having our own tailor ftp the [iremises we are also in a |>o- approaemst unman fn 1908 S**me tP*r*1 had to be content wtttr g ffrawrr We also have a fine line of NEW BICYCLES in stock. of us are not In the position Of Mr.- ona each, with Ladysmith at Oak Bay sition to see*that your suit or overcoat Is turned uht in first class .IT to P®y Player#." Saturday In the Island, league shajie at no extra cost to you. I • : 'Tome out under true colors,” de- match, and has now lost all chance of DON'T FORGET THESTORE. nianded Mr. Barr. “The whole thing winning the island premiership for this farce, and there will surely 1* a We innte yotH-inspertirm of stir Spring range and suggest Ihat bust up’ of this assoc year. Ladysmith played a determined Amateur^-Um t* W08 bcatet) hmiJ Ref ewe, you come in and try one ..ou tu satisfy yourself thaf ‘S'hat wo^ay ^nulres Wartlcr gave a penalty against Lorlmer smateut lacrosse, and be assured the careful consider a Ikw, bet you have for handling the ball towards the end delegates that he would do every not accomplished anything. I dont of the second half, and McDowall t thing possible to .promote the interests think amateur lacrosse is possible, and therefore J am advocating professional scored the point that placed Ladysmith of amateur lacrosse. and Victoria United level. Dr. J. O. Davidson, president of the lacrosse where we dan conduct business ON AMATEURISM properly. -, McDowall played a star game for the Vancouver branch of the B. C. A. A. U., visitors. For three quarters of the day said that professional sport would not Mr. Gray suggested an adjournment The Prices Range From $15 to for one week, and the delegates eoukt he was at full back, and repelled attack $30 be tolerated by the B. C. A. A. U.. and after attack, with Dougan. In goal, HOT DEBATES AT addressed the meeting at length on kterVl#W thelr respective clubs. i[ this point. t*“re. ***• any who favored prof*^ from the forward line of the home eleven. Toward the end of the day. SEE OVR WINDOWS Mr. Gray wanted io know if it was lonal lacrosse let them remain awav ANNUAL MEETING from the next meeting. when Ladysmith was attacking strong the Intention of the B. C. Union to give at the other, end, *nd was a goal be the New Westminster club permission Mr. Jones said If It was amateur he did not know where the Vancouver hind. the Ladysmith captain sent Mc to defend the Minto cup against the Dowall forward to help out the team Te umsfhi. It was a serious matter team woa coming from. He admitted Provincial Association Against with New- Westminster folks, ^nd had having negotiated with New Westmin against the Victoria backs. It was here that Lorlmer, in the penalty area, Professionalism—Special a direct bearing on the lacrosse situa ster players, but they would not come Fitzpatrick & O’Connèll handled and Ladysmith was awarded tion In New Westminster. n°.V^I^tiUlti,ne' the fhney offers sub a frea in from which Me Dow a it cow* Dr. Davidson said that ïHà BrC, A. mitted t hem.------THE NEW HATTERS AND CLOTHIERS Leave for Minto Cup. The ejalrtnan verted and drew the teams level. A, U could nol grant the sanction, bai «1K1 that tbU body was amateur —^Phe point to Victoria was obtained said that the Union would possibly If Mr. Jones wanted from a free on the left wing, prhere recommend to the C. A. A. IT. that the professional lacrosse let him organise Government Street ‘ Opp. Poet Office The B. C. Amateur Lacrosse Associa » professional association. Lorimer kicked the ball accurteiy Into sanction be granted, but was not in a the «et. The ball dropped two feet from Position to state definitely whether President Gray said he was in favor tion at Its annual meeting at New the pet. post brushed by Dougan and Westminster on Saturday decided to such a sanction would be granted. The «T permitting ally eastern player pro fessional or amateur to come feet and McDowall, who made a grab at It and withdraw from the B. Ç. Amateur Ath B. C. A. A. U.. however, could not missed through colliding with one grant the request for a sanction, but Play with any of the clubs, providing another. FIRST TURN-OUT OF letic Union, but will play only amateur he is not receiving anything for play he felt confident that a sanction would The play was even for three-quarters lacrosse this season. New Westminster be granted upon a recommendation Ing the game In this league. VICTORIA BALL TEAM is to be given permission to defend the On motion of Messrs. C. W. Murrey of the game. Victoria had decidedly the from the Union. But this was only better of the play in the first half, but Minto cup against eastern challengers personal opinion, purely and simply. and A. Turnbull It wee decided to go Yes, It’s in Town I was bothered by the wind and could without losing amateur standing. Mr. Gray wanted the matter left ?" "<'ord ** In favor of amateur lacrosse only. The Vancouver dele- not get past the full backs of the visit- The following delegates were present over till new business came up. and ing team. Both teams were strong in New Men Tried Yesterday— THE SELF STARTING moved accordingly. **tee vo**d against the motion all of at the meeting: New Westminster, the backs, while Ladysmith was strong Mr. Murray said he would not put the other representatives supporting Second Line-up To- SWEET RUNNING Messrs. A. TttrnbtriT, A. Wi Aîray, F.J. the motion. "v In the halves. Victoria United, however, ♦he-- metitn»,— Ma .wanted, the matter was very weak in jhe hp|f hack Unm Lynch; Vancouver. Messrs. Con Jones, settled then and there and would not Dr, pass it. tton that auditor league would and the fnmr-orVwh* was practically morrow. ~ ~ Lionel Yorke, M. J. Barr; Maple Leafs, due to the intermittent manner In formed by the B. c. A. A. U. or e C, W. Murray. J. Martin, H. W. Welsh, Mr Jones arose, but was asked to which the halves backed up the for Victoria. Duncan Campbell. sit down by Mr. Murray NMly’ « "Uhl be wards. On the forwards the teams *T don t thing you should sit on ue>" intermediate grade la.-r.ww- prewnt Twenty men were out at the ball Winton Six F. J. Lynch, secretary-treasurer, sub about even, although Ladysmith IT IS PERFECTION IN AUTOMOBILE CONSTRUCTION mitted his report, whkh was unani declared Mr. Jones. “You are not the ïi,L«tt!ere were man’' plnyere Who de. pldyed with better combination. park yesterday afternoon for the first mously adopted. The report follows: Usar of Russia. We are here to pro «red to remain In the B. C. A. A. V Victoria had In the line-up eight Vk> try out of the Victoria nine, and the Sir.—In submitting ray report as sec-* mote the Interests of the national and compete In other sports, and It was 1 ortv W#et men, Lorlmer and 8Manks fifty odd spectators, who took a look game.’’ owS^dtln,t * """t ’***“' cou"’ be Call Up 241 rotary-treasurer of your association for ot the Bay*, and McGregor of the at the material that Qua Klopf has t > I am here to promote the interests the season 1906. 1 do so with a certain North Ward Junior*, who made his first make a team out of this year, were AND ARRANGE FOR A DEMONSTRATION degree ot pleasure and alee with some ” amateur lacrosse - renii^a Mr vf.tr, The following officers were elected- appekriuM* tn senior football. McGregor regret. ray. “And as president of this asso JTon. preeMewt. Hou. Richard Mc plgyrel g -’Ivvm-.gxmr, gnfi *„ worth genesally satisfied that winning ball Temporary Salesrooms with Wood Bros., I Wharf Street. - —în'the first place, let me thank you ciation I want this matter settled right Bride: president, a w. flray - ite^- Mn plare tn the Tine-up. Beaney in goal win tte seen quite » tot In Victoria title very kindly for the honorary position now. I am just as much In favor of Weetmlnster; first vloe-ppeeldent. ft, wàs the hero of Victoria In getting summer. New Westminster defending the cup 1er Macgurn. Victoria; mwond vice- H. J. BINNEY, sales manager you have Intrusted to me and for the through the afternoon with but one Nearly all the last year men were many kindnesses shown me, by you, as anyone, but .1 want this question tmrd *!'■ Ll°rel y°rbr. Vancouver; goal against Mm. Buxton made some out and among the new players Potts. while endeavoring to carry out the settled for good and all.” third vice-president. J. Martin, Maple good runs, but was not quite up to hie duties of this office,office. it has been a Mr., Gray* tnthought°u*ht that the lacrosse „ Z*: —cretary.treasurer, Oetwge M usual class. « amsousa and Frank Mohan appear to pleasure to me, and my only rvgn!Wjmion could run lt* own affairs, and Matheson, Vancouver. On the Vletprla line-up, Kinlock. be In the game to stay, while Moore able to pull up with the hour's work of the Vancouver five as to playing is that our grand old gamesame hasha* been 4** move<1 that th* association appoint Council Vancouver, Con Jones I Thomas and Okeil were put out of busi- baa possibilities that may lead to per done.” committee to investigate rumors of M. J. Barr; New Westminster p* off for the championship In the coast subjected to a very severe test, both neso temporarily before Referee Ward roanency. Klopf, behind the plate, by competition with professional ath professionalism and report at 8 o'clock Lynch and A. Turnbull; Maple Leafs, er awoke to the fact that he would THE MARATHON DERBY. V. If. C A. basketball league, and ac letics, as well as criticism from some in the evening. The following com . ;, v ‘Uh ,n Tomatoes (Cal ), per crate ...... MO JJ» ! Celery ...... *...... r* LM I Parsnlpe ...... a/» *• 2* ! MINING STOCKS Figs (Smyrna^ ...... INI U Canada Western Chartered NEW YORK STOCKS Asparagus ...... 10.. 12* Rhubarb (C*I.) ...... »...... M Sprouts (Cat) ...... ‘ W Corporation, Ltd. (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson A Co.) (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson A Ce.) Radishes, per dps...... » New York. March 29. Spokane, March 29. Lettuce, per crate ...Jr,...... »•<» High. Low. Bid. Bid. Asked. Rhubarb (local) ...... ^2* , Allts-Chabner»...... 14$ 14* H| Alameda ...... 12 2* .... HI Copper King ...... £..* * ’ 6 Brokers A mal. Copper ...... 74* 74$ 731 74* Gertie ...... 2f 3* LARGEST BRIDGE Amer. Car & Foundry .... 50* m 60 Humming Bird ...... ** 7b Brighton FINANCIAL AND INVESTMENT AGENTS. Amer. Cot Oil ...... M63 52* Kl Lucky Calumet ...... «* 9 IN THE WORLD Amer. Ice ...... 3JÎ 32 32* Mlseoula Copper ...... 21 . 3* 4, 6, 6 ItfcOREGOR BLOCK , PHONE 1903 Amer. Loco...... 54* 53$ 54* Monitor ...... '...... 31 28 Amer. Smelting ...... m Nabob ...... r.JL...... 2| 22 MEMBERS VANCOUVER STOCK EXCHANGE .Do*-pref. > kcndiUl...... ««MMucgaii< Amer: sugar ...... l*H 131* 131* StfJBPSSt'iLi®* '«VeOC-rVa*0- liV.,A.. . 32 wsrr •c Anaconda ...... 45*45} 44* 441 Rex ...... *...... «1 * Lethbridge Will Cost ’Atlantic Coast ...... 121* 120 121 Snowshoe...... «... I *| Atchison ...... 105* 105 Itoi Snowstorm ...... 1SS 179 $1,500,000. B. A O...... 112* 111 112* Stewart ...... à...... «5 8» B. R. T...... 74J 72$ 741 Tamarack ....ti...... » W C. C. C. A 8tv L...... 75* 75 74* W.mder ...... '...... 21 3 C. r. a...-...... -...... in* «• iRo Internatipnal Coal-»,,,,*L ,„JL, There aca^xery. Jaw people, irfeo. know C. A O...... 70* <9% i*l Rambler Cariboo ...... 13 1^* that the Canadian Pacific railway la at F. W. STEVENSON * CO. Idora ...... « 4* C.H.TITE& CO. C. A A...... «9J (** «* Idaho S. A R...... 1 « present engaged in building what Is to , ,C. A O. W...... 5* % 6 be the largest bridge In the whole j Do., pref.. "B" ...... -7| 7 7 world—a bridge which will be as great BROKERS C. A N. W...... 1» lit O.. M. A St. P...... U7| 1461 147| a soufre of wcinder to visitors, and of 14-10 MAHON BLDG. 1114 GOV’T STREET centrgT Leaniyr ..:r.. 2»l—2T v m4errM -tr» engineerSr S*-the same ç©m- Painters, Paperhangers l»any’s enormous spiral tunnels be- r PHIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES C. F. A I...... 36* S4| 34* F Colo. Sou...... 7.7t. ■{' * 64$ GRAIN MARKET tween Field and Hector. In the Rockies, i CORRESPONDENTS: /New York Stock Exchange, Do., 1st pref ...... 83$ *11 *11 just approaching completion. The j Do.. MHpref...... 79* 78$ 7*1 bridge referred to Is being constructed -—and Decorators — LOGAN A BRYAN MEMRERsI Boston Stock Exchange (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson A Co.) or Chicago Board of Trade. «'on. Gas ...... 138$ 137ft 1» over the Belly river at Lethbridge, in • Com Product» ...... 181 1*1 1*1 8. B. CHAPIN A CO. Ne-v York Cotton lichanft> Chicago, March 39. Southern Alberta, on the Crow’s Nest BURNED OUT DURING THE RECENT FIRE, HAVE | D. A H...... *...... 177 ITS 17«* Open. High. Low. Close. branch of the company's line, and It \ Distillers Wheat- will be completed early thin year, ac MOVED TEMPORARILY TO Erie ...... 27 261 27| May ...... 118$ 119* 11* 119* 42à lyca . 106 . low cording to Information given to a Mon-* it* 4b* r!.. m tWiCWâifaW r^riWohdSTit fiy Wti: O. N. Ore ctfs. «X* (* 681 ...... ‘«i v*>$ io*i Ham Whyte, the second vice-president C. II. McGregors Carpenter Ill. Cen...... 145* 144* 145 „c®™- of the C. P. R. ------! BEFORE! r Intrr-Metto...... 13*M* 13 n* .... h'«8 66* 86* W* An Idea of the enormous height of 401 39* July ...... «5 M tf* 66 this bridge win be gained by the state lut Paper ...... *$*1 9* « Sept ...... «1 «1 65* «f>3 ment that It will be more than double Shop, Wharf Street 1NG° Launch Int. Pump ... 39 38 3NI Oats- K4I “4* M| .... 54* 542 54 &4| the height of the Ill-fated Quebec B.C. luwa Central 30 29$ 29$ July ...... «* 471 47 47$ bridge. The latter bridge was to have ------PHONE B1430, or CALL & 311 I 59* 58 59 Srtrt...... 391 394 39* 394 been 159 feet above the level of high L. A N. .*7...... 111* 132 Pork- water: the C. P. R/e new bridge at , LIST Mackay .... c ...... 7* 73* 73 May ...... 17.7$ 17.92 17.70 17 92 Lethbridge will he 397 feet above the ! Copas & Young, Cor. Fort & Broad Sts. ova Supplies Mcx. Cen. ctfs...... 231 33 July ...... JT.77 17.16 17.70 17.92 water level, and taking both its height ! •ropERTIE: M . St. r A S. 8. M...... 145 143) 144 Lard- and length into consideration It wilt WHERE ALL WORK WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO M. .K.4T...... -...... 4_>J 411 4-1 May ...... 19.12 10.39 19.97 10.20 be the largest bridge in the world. Its ! ISO, Do., pref...... 74* 74 73. ! July ...... 19 23 10.39 10.20 10.30 LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR US AT EITHER OP THE M" Ns ...... 77* 72* I*:) Short Riba- length will be 6,327 feet, or some twelve Nat. U-ad ...... S3 81 *2* | May ...... vards over n mile, and the cost of the ABOVE ADDRESSES. And New house ...... 31 3* Ml July ...... j structure will amount to $1.009.909. N. Y. C...... 131* 129 131 I Spans a^ Deep Cutting. X N. A W...... 90* 88* 90 j | The bridge spans the deep cutting y: T. t<9| tmr ' nlirch lhe^rrver'has worn Tn lTie prsîrfëT Mahon Bvilding Penney...... 1331 1321 People's Gas ...... 113* 112* 113 LOCAL MARKETS The banks of the river are dissimilar, C. H. TITE & CO. GOVtllllMENTST Fittings Pressed Steel ...... 371 17* ST*, there being a high cliff on one side, Reading ...... ISSfl 1341 1347 while on the other the bank slopes up .. 21* 21* Victoria 21* mille______vyi". gradually to the usual prairie .. a* '«! •«1 Pratt's Coal OU ...... level. It Is tjils Irregularity In the IT IS WELL TO REMEM- Do., pref...... -. «1 M* «4 banks of the river whlcft, has forced 8. P...... 123 122 122* Eocene ...... » JAPAN’S ADVANCES ELECTRIC LINES. 1*4* Meate*- the designer to build io lengthy a BER THAT HINTON'S IS ,125 bridge. Tenn. Copper ...... 42* 43 41* Hama (B. C.). per 19...... IN COTTON TRADE j Year * R^rn,n,hr^S °peret' :«l 33' a ■* Bacon (B. C.), per lb...... An official of the company gives some HEADQUARTERS FOR interesting comparisons between this Third Ave...... 2H* 37* 27* Hams (American), per IK T.. St. L. A W...... 53 52 62 new bridge and the other great bridges The mileage of electric railways in THE THINGS THAT Bacon (American), per lb .. 73 73* 72* of the world. The Lethbridge struc the Dominion was increased during the SYNOPSIS OP CANADIAN Nr IT - V. P. • 1M4 1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1909. BRITISH SQUADRON Nawser away from the moat jagged of the rocks. The last man got ashore at about Ocean and. Coastwise Shipping1 FOR EMPIRE CRUISES midnight, and hy that time thef water had receded considerably, and the cap Canadian Pacific Movements of Local Veml»—Twult Expanslon tn B.C. Wstoro— tain came over the bows with a rope Interesting Scheme in New Na and succeeded in getting ashore li\ this Gleanings of Interest Prom the Seven Seas. manner. With chattering teeth and shaking in every limb with their sat val Distribution—“Show urated clothing, and in the bitter wea ing the Flag.” ther. the Frenchmen were ip a dread TEES WILL MAKE SUVERIC TO CARRY SHIPMASTERS TAKING ful plight. Most of the men were es Atlantic Express corted to the two inns which Prawle THROUGH TRAIN FROM PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC FOUR TRIPS A MONTH " C. P. R. FREIGHT STEPS TO ORGANIZE boasts. On» of _ the most interesting features The skipper gives a remarkable ac Carrying Standard and Tourist Sleepers, and connecting at Winnipeg of the new scheme for the "redistribu count of the manner In which he was tion" of the British navy, short I y. to lured on to the rocks. He passed the with Winnipeg-Toronto Expreaa. Tourist cars Vancouver to St. Paul Cape Scett and Sidney Inlet Service.jof Weir-Users to Be Association to Be Formed ’at "Hi 1900. PUBLIC SALE OF OPIUM LONELY RANCHER IS CELEBRATION OF THE CAPT. WILLIAM MOORE ■t IN PUGET SOUND CITIES FOULLY MURDERED TWENTY-FOURTH MAY DIED YESTERDAY HOTEL ARRIVALS Yes, It’s in Town Drug to Be Disposed of Before Hounds Find Corpse in Woods DOMINION, Public Meeting on Wednesday Well Known Shipping and Min o. Thomson, R. Cowan. Vancouver; New Law Goes Into . Near'Tacoma—Mystery Evening ttf Discuss Ar ing Man Passes L Teylor. H. Mallett. A^ Msllett. Lon THE SELF-STARTING don; O. If. Dunn. Kelowna; J. B. Kelly. r Force. Invests Case. rangements. Away. Sidney; W. W. Elliott. Calgary; Mr. De Here*, dolwood; W. H. Fletcher. Gold SWEET RUNNING field. Nev.; C. J. Mowat. Ganges; T. A. uthbertson. Toronto; W. W. McLeod. • (Special to the Time».) Tacoma. Wash., March 2».—What The spHng-like weather of the last Through the death of Cap! William S!r. and Mrs. Klimoarh, Nanaimo; W. F. Seattle, Wash., March 2».—The iqst pears to have been U brutal murder, few weeks has set people thinking of Moore, a figure prominent In the ship Heppentell, Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. A. smoking opium *0 be legally bought with robbery or the evening up. of a vacation trips and Twenty-fourth of O. Robertson, Ladysmith; Thomas Dea$r. ping and mining life of the coeat, and Duncan; Oeo. McCartney. Vancouver; W. In the northwest will be placed on sale grudge as the motive, was brought to May celebrations. light yesterday morning when R. W. one of the oldest sea captains on the’ H. Halllday, Alert Bey; J. F. Taylor. C. In order that ample time may be P. Eastman. Mrs. H. J. Blnney, Vancou by the customs department In Seattle Cady, Harry T. Denham. W. H. Eaton given for the preparations for the an Pacific, has passed away. Capt. Moons otSiJSff^Tacoma to-morrow, after which ver; Eugene Gear, Mies Sydney Farmer, and'Mart Brown, hunting varmints nual civic observance of the birthday died at his residence, 318 Kingston New Haven; James Springer, Vancouver; none of the drug will be obtainable with hounds, suddenly rathe upon the of the great and good queen, after street, yesterday at the advanced age Mr. Irstrom, Mr. Lewis. Chicago; A. M. either In the United States or Can* partially decomposed body of a man, whom the city was named, a public of 64 years. Jenkins, 81. John, N. B. ; H. J. Fall. Hud ad» unless ljt 4# smuggl. ,1 into the later Identified as Frank Mosen, a meeting has been called by Mayor Hall Until Üve years ago Capt. Moore was son. WIs.; L. M. Hirme. Seattle; Mrs. D. rancher, lying JgP tCAt_. north of hi# to talk over the matter. Thhr-Wttt' he thing'active pert In thé eSalre of the Lonsdale. Mr». A; Carter! Vancouver. country. The treasury » Good Style and Good Taste SOCIAL AND PERSONAL A High Grade KATIE’S NEW HAT “THE GIRL QUESTION A Bed-Time Story for the Bible» B. Boyd Wallis, of Duncans, Is in by Marguerite Evans. town. Watch for $20 New FiT"-Reform 2 button Sack Mrs. M. W. Gorman, of Nanaimo, Is “Mamma, can I have a new. hat like This Is a beautiful thin model. a guest in- town. PROPOSAL CON 12-slse watch, fitted with a 16- Susie Jones’?” Suit appeals to men who want • “I’m afraid not, dear.” Maxicor, jewel special nickel movement, Miss R. Squler, of Saltillo, fully guaranteed and a splendid “Well, why can’t I? I don’t -ever something new and something is a guest in town. timekeeper. have a really truly new hat like Susie The case Is the best 25-year Jones, ami I don’t like fixed-otrer hats Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Robbins, of Révél I4-K. gold filled, also guaran TEST with washed and Ironed ribbons. Susie different ât oke, are visiting Victoria. teed. V . says the ribbon on my hat-is Just like Among recent prairie arrivals '» an old faded tag.” The lapels are long and grace George B. Campbell, of Wetaekiwan. Mrs. Tempt»* signed, and Mr. Temple, from behind hts evening paper, signed vCt. and Mm. Ralph A. G. Bell, of ful—buttons set close together Ladies’ Watch too, at the ever recurring question of Calgary, arrived in town on Saturday How Should a Man Propose? millinery for his four growing daugh evening. —-flap pockets and roll cuffs. ters, of whom Katie, the speaker, wae the youngest. . . \ T. H. Levy returned home on Satur for $18.50 Katie, taking up a pair of scissors, day after an extended vlalt to Cali unnoticed as she thought, slyly went fornia. In “The Girl Question,” the phenomenally successful music play, This style is e e e This watch Is also fitted with snip, snip, snip, until the despised rib the Challoner A Mitchell spec Mr. and Mm. Sherman Moran, of bon was In a dozen or more pieces. liistcr to “A Stubborn Cinderella’’ and “The Time, the Place and the ial, 15-jewel nickel m > Then she held the hat up defiantly. extreme enough Seattle, with their two daughters, are Girt,” which is the attraction at the Victoria Opera House on Wednes The case la the popular O else, “I i-an’t ever wear It again,,” she said. visitor» hr town. ■'...... day, March ftt. the hem oft he pta y writes the girt of ins heart a letter F1T- which Is almost*^ exclusively Mr. Temple threw down his paper f«k, to be distinctive used to-day, and la guaranteed and laughed. “Cortie here you young asking her to marry him. She refuses, and the Times believes it was Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, of Los An for 25 years. diplomat,” he said. "When you are REFORMj geles. have taken up their quarters at because the way the letter was worded. big enough I’ll hav* you made a mem $15 ip. yet is in perfect the Da'llaa hotel. The above we have marked at a price which should not fall ber of parliament. There’s nothing like To stimulate interest in this, the greatest of questions, the Time# burning your bridges behind you once Mr. and Mm. Pretty and family will to make sales. We consider has purchased and w ill offer as prizes the following premiums for the in a while. That forces everyone into taste. i leave this evening en mute for an ex- them unequalled for value. ahj; ,8 beat letter *on how to propose ; visit' To TArttam*. OnU " ----- • a decision of some sortr *<***•*< • ‘ rfd SwiT '"l<Ürf lli *I JIIH .. I i .1...... '-I*.. r- — - cr n - - imi i «‘niiiinHHilBi ' “Philip, how can you encourage the First—Box holding 8 «rats, for Wednesday, March 31, for child In bolftg so naughty?” asked Mrs. Letters received from James Porter ALLEN & CO- Temple, but she was laughing too, and “thè Girl Question,” at the Victoria Opera House. at Hongkong, report a delightful voy CHALLONER Katie, secure in her father’s arms, age out by the Empress of Japan. Segond—Four best orchestra seats, broke Into smiles, although Just the AND least little bit frightened at what she w Third-—Three beat orchestra seats.' Mr. and Mm. J. E. Doyen, of this had done. city, are spending their honeymoon at Fourth—Two best orchestra seats; — . « “The hat really was too shabby for the Hotel 8t. Francis, Vancouver. MITCHELL the « htlil to wear. It's queer I never Fifth—One best orchestra seat. noticed before how badly it looked,” Mm. Teenle has returned to he: 1017-21 GOVT. ST. . And-ons seat-eech as sixth, seventh," eighth, ninth and home here after a 'pleasant three said4MUTemple, eyeing it^ critically; tenth prizes. "I knew well enough how shabby It months’ visit with friends in Halifax. J was.** admitted his wife, “but I did the • e -e All letters must be addressed ‘‘The Girl Question," Contest Editor, best I could with It, hoping to make It Mrs. C. S. Keith, of Vancouver, who the Times, and must not exceed 100 words in length. 1201 GOVERNMENT ST., VICTORIA, B. C. I._.. — ..I^i. 1.. — . »— »K— -THK N EW- Q R A N n. - do until hâta got cheaper. _Thcy are f" nn tx ▼ iniTTI *E i“«r «-- » "ir *zr p 'always so .Ireiïrïfully dear" at Tfië~T>e- of the Rebekah order on the Island, is The contest closes Tuesday night. March 30. at 6 p. m., and the prize ginning of the seafcet».”L AMUSEMENTS. at present In Victoria. Acrobats' and Roman Ring Performers “Well, the child must have a decent winning letters with-the names of their writers will appear in tbs Among Features of This Week’s J _ hat no matter what it costs. 1 can’t Mm. J. M. Stratchy, Port Arthur. Times of Wednesday, March 3l. . _ THEATRE Programme. have her laughed at by the other chil Ont., and Mrs. T. W. Fell. Fort Wil dren. I know exactly how It goes. I liam, have taken rooms at the Dallas The following are taken from the -answers received : Opening at the New Grand to-day are: had to wear a patched coat once when THEATRE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 hotel for the spring months. The Great Stadium Trio, acrobats and I was about her size, and trousers Contest Editor, the Times:— Roman ring; Nell and Nell, phenomenal made out of m/ father’s old ones, and Some advice should be handed the prevalent specimen of man Mm. David Learning, of 574 Stmeoe. sharp shooters; Eugene Gear and Co., tn TUESDAY,. MARCH 30. I suffered more then, than I ever have (namely, the obnoxious fortune hunter), re his matrimonial propo 1% THE OIRLY MUSIC PLAY will not receive on Wednesday of this the college playlet “At Yale”; Graham since. Children are the same the world sition^ He should be candid with his prey, and not deceive the dear Jules Murry Presents week, but will be "at home” on the and Norton, operatic vdcallsts; Nellie over. When they grow up they learn girl, who knows real well that he needs her money. On bended third and last Wednesdays of April. Brown, winging and dancing soubrette; knee he should exclaim: My sweet, my pet, I love you with all my Thoe. J. Price, singing the new illustrated more sense, but until the mllllnlum Florence Gear ™ song. “Montana”; new moving pictures comes the shabby child won’t have half heart: be mine. Sir Arthur Stepney, a distinguished chance. It’s Impossible for a child She (as the coy maid should): Oh. sir, this Is so sudden I In the Smart Musical Play, English visitor, who, after spending entitled “Beauty and the Beast” and The GIRL “Horry Up, Please,” and selections from to be natural, and act up to the best must have time. He (ardently): No. no. I must have my answer at some time here returned to Vancouver, The Red Mill," by Victor Herbert, Sa that’s In It. If Its little mind Is centered -•nee, as I have my eye on another (rich) girl ! ! “Marrying Mary” is again a guest at the Dallas hotel. an overture. on its wearing apparel Children should Yours, faithfully, The attraction that has just captivated have suitable clothes Just as birds N. M. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Blnney am the Pacific Coast “THE GIRL QUESTION.” have feather», then all they hâve to stopping at the Dominion hotel. Mr. Contest Editor, Times:—I should think a girl who really cared Prices, $1.60. $1.00, 76c., W.. 2Sc. QUESTION do la learn to fly and sing, and be would appreciate this: , \ Box office op* ns 10 a m , Saturday. Blnney la aalea manager for the Win- happy. Trouble will come soon enough^’ ton Motor Company and la here dem Music Play Will Be at the Victoria Dear Marie: March 37th. Theatre on Wednesday Night. Then he kissed the child. saylngT onstrating with* the popular Wlnton “Run away now. puss, and get a good You distract me in my business; you distrub me In my slum- -, With Paul Nicholson Six. sleep. Daddy will buy you a hat.” ber»; you fill all my thoughts asleep or awake. ‘The Girl Question.” which wl|| be I love you. I want You. Will you marry me, dear? GIRLS—FUN—SON G8 presented at the Victoria theatre on You really mustn't let Lee off so George Barclay, a prominent business easily, Philip. There Is no telling what 1 have a home, but It’s lonely without yoq,, I see you there In man of Ashcroft, has rented a bouse Wednesday night. Is called a music my thoughts and dreams. Will you make It ypnl and came and play froth thf fact lhat. lt has an ab aha «nay taka a aottan tty Jo nes t time/* UlU*'uv, THEATRE Sister to “Time, Place and Girl,” here for the summer months, and 'remonstrated Mrs. Temple, more from bless rar with your I ality? and, “ Stubborn Cinderella ’ ’ after establishing his family will leave sorbing plot as weH as Its songs, dances «•vie. and fun. I\_jyai writtenbytbe au a sense of duty than because she really on an extended business trip to Eng thought tha child deserved to be pun THIS WEEK land. thors of The Time, the Place and the ished. Same prices as Seattle Girl.” **A Stubborn Cinderella.” “Hon MONDAY. THURSDAY ND SATUR "It’s well worth the price of a new DAY NIGHTS AND SATURDAY Mr. and Mm. Wm. W. Woods, eymoon Trail,” and other big successes MATINEE. Prices, 50c, 75c, *1.00, *1.50 hat to see a child of mine have so much A flavoring used the seme as lemon or remits. Brampton, Ont., arrived in town and ran for 339 consecutive perform common sense.” was her husband’s dissolving granulated sugar in water and ances at the LaSalle theatre. Chicago. ding Mapleine. a delicious syrup Is made and Box,Office Open 10 a. m. Monday, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Woods answer, as he gathered up the “frag a syrup fcetut than maple. Mapleine is sold by are touting ^the coast cities and It was produced under the direction of ment* of what really was a most un 5grocers. If net send 50c for 2 oa. bottle and The London Bioscope March 29th. Harry Hanlon and Its cast is head* <1 recipe book. Crasceat Mfg. Ca^ Seattle, Wn. With a double programme of Animated press them selves as delighted with presentable mass of faded, . broken Victoria. by Paui Nicholson, the clever comedian MAPLEINE Pictures and Illustrated Songs, providing straw and wishy-washy ribbon, and and also includes Nina Collins, Henri the beat ahow In the city for 10 cents. consigned It to the grate. Door open 7.80, performance at.8 o'clock. E. H. Gough, editor of the Indian etta Tedro. Marguerite De Von. Carl Katie, whose room opened off her Saturday Matinee, doors open 2 o’clock, George. Russell . Lennon, Louis Wood commence at 2.10. Head Vldette, Sank.. Is spending some mother’s, wakened the next morning CHILDREN 6 TENTS. time on the Island studying conditions and a half dosen others. from the most beautiful dream that EVENING ADMISSION, 10c FAIRMONT here. Besides being a prominent news A genuine novelty Is the musical any eight-year-old little girl ever had paper man. Mr. Gough is vice-presi typewriter number which -opens the She had dreamed that she had a hat of HOTEL dent of the Western Canada Press As third act. The chorus girls represent lovely white straw, with a wreath of sociatton. ing stenographers are 'seated at ma roses around It and great big bows of chines. and as they operate the keys, blqe ribbon to tie under her chin. The , SAN FRANCISCO chimes operated by electricity and TÜ NEW GRAND One of last Thursday’s hostesses was dream had seemed so real that for a j placed all over the house, chime an Week 39tfc March. Mrs. Dee. of Pandora avenue, who little while after she wakened she entertained In honor of Dr. Morrison, accompaniment to the words of their thought she really had such a hat JOMaJ Tbje .audience, lulsm my&li- of Quebec, who 4s trying his took somewhere tn her-room, ait* was about - THE STADIUM TRIO fishing on the Island. Mm. Dee was fied at this number and invariably de to Jump out of bed to try It on. when assisted by Miss Kate Lovell and Mli mand numerous encores. something she heard In the next room j Acrobatic Novelty and Roman Rings. Annie OrRelUy. made her sit up In bed and listen. • * • “MARRYING MARY.” “I want the child to have a new hat I EUGENE GEAR AND 00. Mrs. A. H. Mgr-Morgan. who has as badly as you do. Philip." her mother 1 Presenting the College Playlet been spending the winter In Victoria, Florence Gear and Company Appear In was saying, “but you must let me buy “At Yale.’* has returned to her home at Montague Musical Comedy at the Victoria It. men never have any sense about FLAKES Harbor. Mm. Morgan will remain at Theatre To-morrow Night. such things, and you would icome home j NEIL AND NBHr Scenic Hotel of the World House Waldfrelden over Easter, and with the dearest one in the store.” Phenominal Sharpshooters. k, M»OEBT Overlook» San Francisco Bay and City then camp at Echo Island, where a “Marrying Mary,” the jnuslcal play "But I want the child to have a nice GRAHAM AND NORTON Five Minute» Side from Ferries new bungalow will bo erected. In which Florence Gear and a large one, with plenty of flowers on It. and I TH[ BtOMAN KtRMlUINDL”! singing company will be seen at the ribbons to tie under her chin. That’s ') ■ CALGARY ALBERTA- ( - Singing Duo. 600 rooms. Every room has bath Victoria theatre to-morrow night, is the Hates—single room and both—I2.5Û, $8.00, Mr. and Mrs. W. Richards, who have the kind of hat I like to see on a little ! NtNLU[tUtRt 3M»&K [fRIAt f OOOV NELLIE BROWN S8.SO. $4.00, $4.fi0, 66.(0, $7.00, $10.00. been making a five'months’ tour of latest presentation of the divorce ques girl.” Singing and Dancing Soubrette. Suites—$10.00, $12JÜ. $15.00, $20.00 and up. Mexico and Southern California, re tion. Mary Montgomery, the heroine, Katie’s little ears listened with all M aaagement turned to Victoria’ yesterday and. re three times married and divorced, is their might. Oh, If papa only bought THOS. J, PRICE port a very delightful trip. Mr. and still a charming, entertaining ...une her a hat himself. It might be like the Song Illustrator, Palace Hotel Company Mrs. Richards are the temporary woman. She encounters Ormsby Kul- very oh* she had dreamed off “Montana.” guests of the la tier’s mother at Royal P«PP«r. vice-president of the Anti-Di But when she heard what her Oak. vorce League, and assists him In the mamma Said, she buried her face In the An Edmonton Judge Speaks NEW MOVING PICTURES • e ''** passage of his bill through Congress by pillow and cried and cried: and what «do “Beauty and the Beast” Mm. Thornton Fell will be the hos using her powers of fascination over you suppose her mamma did say? Why, Well ofjThem “Hurry Up, Please,” tess of the Easter tea given by the oqe of her ex-husbands. Senator that a hat with a lot of flowers and big ’RHONE 97 Victoria circle of the King’s Daugh Bunchprrass. of Utah, for the purpose. ties was utterly out of the question. OUR OWN ORCHESTRA ter» at her residence. 1233 Fort street, Edwin Milton Roy le. author of the That it would cost a great 'deal of M. NAGEL, Director. FOR TOUR on Tuesday, April $th. Pretty Easter play, is one of the bulwark* of the money, more than her papa would save Selections from “The Red Mill,” by The Brackman-Ker Milling 0o., Ltd.: novelties will be on sale and also d ranis tic authors’ coterie of New York. in a month by walking instead of tak Victor Herbert. Dear Sira—I have used Caverhill's Barley Wood and Coal home-made candy. A cordial Invita He began his career as a playwright ing the car, and doing with cheap tion Is extended to all friends of the in New York, turning out a good round lunches, as she knew he meant to do. Flakes in my family for several months and find R. DAVERNE King's Daughters to call between the dozen of stage plays, among them "Well, have it your own way. only let them possessed of the qualities elsimed for them. hours of $ and 6. “The Squaw Man." one of the greatest the child, look like the others-,” agreed empress theatre of American successes, “Friend.” They are a very pleasant tasting food, highly nu Mr. Temple. tritious and very easily digested. I can heartily Corner Government and Johnson 6c The marriage of MlssQUve Peters, “Capt. Impudence." "The Struggle "If she looked like a great many daughter of CoL Peters, of London, Evertastlmr.” and “Marrying Mary,” Others, afterwoet* have no hat at alL” recommend their use. especially for children. ont., to Mr. Frank Cmilson, fyas been wfilch he considers his greatest com "Why what do they wear?” edy. 1 am, yotyrs sincerely, Latest Moving Pictures arranged to take place at Ottawa "Nothing!" shouted Katie, Jumping » , H. C. TAY(X)R. AND ILLUSTRATED SONGS April 17th. Among the five brides- out of bed. "Lots and lots of little girls SPEAKING JBStiiL -ill. frs. MIS» Mâle»_ MorwL. who have nice hate at home go without EE Ottawa; Mias Gronne Nordhelmer, *wr me» The reason"they ere"so easily digej^edls readily in the city. Toronto; Miss Gladys Peters, sister BUWUBHT when Us windy they don’t ever blow explained : Nature has changed ten per cent, of EXPERIENCE the bride; and Miss Dorothy Langford, off. cause they’re not there, and they Complete change of programme of Winnipeg. Miss Peters la well don’t ever get mixed up with the other the starch in the kernel into sugar by»means of every Monday, Wednesday and known In Victoria social circles. Col.■■ SOAP | girls’ hats, cause they’re not there, and germination or malting—in other words predi Peters having been for many yearn D. I'd rather wear my old burnt up hat gested a portion of the fojjj. Friday. O. C., M. D. No. 11 here. ; than papa not have a good lunch. But ; Susie Jones goes bareheaded lots of ADMISSION, 10c. A DEFENCE 44F TIGHT-LACING. t-«4mee; ■•*- opinion, ought to be made tn wear Ht iff stays with a thousands of housewives1 ple* Is like a good many other men. he Scotch Cemedtan, and InitrumentaMits THE POCTOEi - Ah I yea, restless likes to see a little girl’s face looking SHEFFIELD. MORRtP * CO., sad feverish. Give him a Steed- waist measurement or not more than use Sunlight Soip In pref 1$ Inches, which should be la cod quite up at hint from under a pretty hat, Caaady Play, "Tha Ctreu, o rounds." ■u'l Powder lid he wut sees erence to toy other, because especially on Sundays. he ell risM.”______tightly, i myself have worn stays DONAT BARpiNI AND since I was a child, and now, at 31 It cleanses the clothes more ACROBATIC DOOB. thoroughly, and at half the The electric!furnace, is capable of. at SlMdmu's Soothing Powders years of age, have a waist 16 inches taining a heat of 7.2HO degree» This Is OLIVER, and a bust of 38 inches. I lace tightly, cost without Injury a temperature that VIII melt almost every » Coon abouter and Comedian. ICONTA1N but not excessively, and can row, walk solid known. Tn comparison with this JAME# DIXON, and play tennis as well as adyone I heat a red-hot bar of iron would be call Subscribe fop The Times "When the Moon Play, Peok-a-Bee." NO know.” ? ed cold. BIOGRAPH. IPOISON -■ - ■ .... '''' t-t.'A, ItIMt Qeimdji •—BRIGHTON» - — ” ‘ —BRIGHTON. ' .i ... * — 11 Victoria daily times, Monday, march 28, ieoe. » i'.gWKw«ia~'. ù«SH*S8fl8Mria*Mfa»iaSBBaWSS*(aMMggMg» ghe voted lor the beet condition Bo I may use me flattering kind lv DENNIS MOMARITY Whin she was shmolllng. ■hmolle. The wan I practised In the shtrame be- NOBTONto* HOTEL" PORTLAND PORTLAND ON ADAM AND EVE Not far. heyaht then grew a rose. yant. . OREGON News From Four Corners of B. C. And close beside In «hwaté repose \ Bekasc I knew It ,was a thing I'd/Want." Modes* Ocmrwre A howl y shamrock «J nether. Hooks .t* fhuoas Interesting Happenings Gleaned From All Sources In the Province. Clipped from a paper (probably the The rose she plucked-and threw away, To make lqe ehtory short and Hot- too ONLY ROOF The shamrock wove into a shprny. long. Globe > some thirty years before the Mies Alve conslnted to be Adam's wife, GARDEN IN -J present controversy on Genesis began, Which In her halt she wore that day And gave her chnrrums a lusthre. " And If the- shnake hiid not made things PORTLAND CITIZENS OF NELSON BIG DREDGE FOR NEBRASKA CAPITALISTS the following poem-may not convert the tl iray add In parlntheal# go wrong ’ The Tourist head- higher critics, who believe the descrip There wor no thristlee. - Our oukl first parents still would be in .Columbia Valley tion of the Garden of Eden was written life. ASSIST THE Y, M. C. A. STEWART RIVER WILL BUY TIMBER ’Twas as a curse that they wor slnt, Mr nr-®5* by Divine Inspiration in allegorical like mate wld griatlcs. Now, till# conundhrum all lv yes may A A NU&TOM. Manw language, universal hi Its application For In the worruld’s synthesis gU«‘*H, and prior to all human speech, but It Thfy worn'k meant,) And alch may thruly do so more‘or leas: will doubtless support the claim to-day If thlm ould couple had derided nay. Make Liberal Contributions To Will .Have Capacity of Five Inspecting Limits on Coast- (if all who hold that the race who In Now where was Adam, d'ye molnd. Where Would this glnlratlon be to-day? The Soul of * memo le the Whittle thlm lvint# wor goln' an? habit the Green Isle Have an ancestry Action. Insist on the ward Fund for New Thousand Cubic Yards <. Large Sawmills May Bedâd, he'd sneaked away behvlnd 1 Elm hark, cloves, ollbanum. pulchuck. second to none. A. T. H. A finoe. like anny other man; 77 St. Patrick street. Toronto, March sandalwood dust, garoc, laka, anise seed, Building. a Day. Be Erected. While through a knot-hob- he perceived musk, orange peel, gnlango. dried ginger, •OTTO HIGEL- 17th, 1909. The form and failures tv the gurl; sapanwood. rhubarb, myrrh, caasla and And the Impressions he received Whin Adam, changed to man from- mud, camphor enter into the composition of Plane Action Made his hid Whurl. Chinese Incense. Vam^uver, Marcl^ 27 —The ^atewurt Vancouver, „M«#vh Î7.—A, ,ln Attends lovely garden ehtud, Nelson, March '27 —At an executive Tie felt a bit ceorWted; meeting of the Y. M!. C- A. committee River Gold Dredging Company “will in Nebraska capitalists, Including several At last, remlmhrln’ as he thrlmbled there For right formnst him was.the place. _• That “Faint heart ntvtr won a lady fair." reports were received showing that still a dredge this season on Its Big Individuals of prominence, may Invest Some twenty-two shquart feet in shpnce, success 1& attending the efforts of He bouldly marched Into the open space holdings comprising 30 miles on ttW ti^TntlUrm or two ffoUars’lii BrlttMb Co Whtw-e bwitt escavaiwL ._«*=-»• -And WMUHifl WtUHl'lltl UlM—ih to j. those Interested In this movement and HIh mlmory wasn't worth a vint. face. that there Is every reason for believ Stewart river, and a similar area on lumbia timber limits. For the purpose He couldn’t molad the laste evln* ing that the object aimed at will be the McQuestan river, a tributary. of investigating meritorious proposi A single moment pralvlou*. Her b»<-k was to him. while she gaged I Hotel Del Monte secured and an up-to-date and fully The plant will have the capacity ot tions along t^ie Pacific Coast the visi He looked ar> full Of frightin' pow.-r. 1 aloft, - j equipped building for Y. M. C. A. pur His eye a Kerry boy would cower, Bo to Incluse the maid he shllghtly ; The P»r»di»e of the Pacific Near Old Monterey handling 5.000 cubic yards dally, mak tors will spend a month in Vancouver, It was sd! clane mlshhalvloua. poses erected, costing 1.30,000 free of ing It one of the largest In existence. Victoria, Seattle and Portland. The Ne “Well, this bate* Rsnnagher," says he. debt. For nlvlr havin' had an Introduction 125 miles seetherly Sis Francisco The season*» operations will be hi braskans readied hero yesterday after- And who am IT That pu»sl«‘« me. Me rtlfert knew fear name- -X The campaign Is being systematical I nlvlr saw this place before. charge of D. A. Matheson. superin making several stops In the Silkirks Which ignorance Is often ah obstruction, ly watched by the cltlaens of the city tendent, who will go north on an early Or any. pther—wideh t* more; As yes know the same. California and the prominent business men are and Rockies. Begur, I'm flurvd entirely. . boat. The dredging plant will be as “We. are visiting Ahe const for two Heatin' the cough, she turned around , emphatic In their statements that such Hey lx cut And tripped to’ards Adam wld a «ifmble j HE fine# winter resort in the world. Superb climate, sembled during 'The coming summer, reasons. The main one Is to make In in turf would make a royal hut. 6* Institution will be of great benefit and may be completed In time to-make bound; ! matchless scenery of mountain and sea, permits te the city and a factor In Its business vestments In timber, ahd the other is The llg*. the body, arrums and hid The* shamrocks glistened In her golden 1 working, tests before the cold weather to Insure a certain supply of lumber . ritw-tvhed out's If an a feather bid. T outdoor ipBre' <11 winter, golf,tennis, horse-back success and moral advancement. and set* In. Mr. -Matheson plana U> make hair, are backing up this belief by substsn- for e»r plant, ’ said Colwad T.-fc.- Rob ; A4ws JMl.lB_.lftV». rlglK IktU^SHd .rtdtQE moterim, motor boating, sur! uink bathing. Work} extensive tests, of the groufttd with erta, general manager-Rf the gtanmtfd ' Muecènri The» sabwcA- founds ' " "there. *”"* j Keystone,drills. He has already dem gotnewan lias made me from the ground! famous scenic Seventeen Mile Drive thru primeval pine A man Interested In the movement Bridge Company of Omaha. “Although Half way she shtopped, not knowin’ onstrated that the gravel already test we mainly build bridges, we use vast L wonder *s anny more around?" fwat to do. forest 126 acres intensely cultivated park. Accommo said: “Looking et the question from ed at various points In the concession For how she got there was mysterious. quantities of lumber for other pur Wld this he cut a shtout blackthorn. dation, 1,000 guests. Excellent cuisine, perfect service. a purely business standpoint, such an will average ohe dollar per cubic yard, Her lolfe and circumstances all wor new Institution will be of IneâleulaWe bene poses In connection with out enter A% hard 'e a tin-year-ould buck's horn. although much of It is far. richer. prise. To be Independent of dealers, And this predicament was serious. 1 For rates, reservation*' sad illustrated literature, address fit to the business and soclsi life of And. maivV.in' out. be yelled Hum», “llavourneen, afrah, cushla," now sayà Surveys will be made this season In we propose to buy our own limits, as if e'er a wan that's tired of waitin' Nelson, In that the young men who will connection with plane for the develop he, frequent this Institution will be better we foresee a revival of Industrial pros Will bouldly shtep before me view “.Ma bouchai; come, put confidence In me, S Warner, Manager CAL ment of five thousand horse-power of He'll get the purl lest; kind lv batin' a Hold Del Monte fitted physically. Intellectually and perity at an early date, 1 There1» mtt another couple I have wen, electrical energy for operating the ad “Apart from this proposition the That anny man lv rtiyme, '»r raison 111 be. your --••!. >" i. * ■■ • ■ - ■ morally for the duties of life. This haw ditional dredges the company intends *M want in any single saison.“ been proved by the fact that large In rhembers of our party have organised "Be all the saints In Hivin’" says she. to Instill each year during the next a syndicate with à view to purchasing For hours he tn ravelled round the place, "As you're a shtranger. You make dustrial and railroad corporations In But nlvlr saw an Inimy's face; five years. timber limita. We are ready to con moighty free; ta# United Wates have spent large For thtm days boys took no delight In 5S sider any proposition of merit. If we Or la't an om»dhan yea think I am sums In equipping and maintaining Y. The fun we now call “faetloo ftghtln'." can secure what we are after we will To Jump at the first offer lv a roan?" M. C. A. buildings and organisations in GREENWOOD MINES There war no dhlrty. mane Q'Gra.dÿs, connection with their plants. The C. P. part with good mnqmrnfor British Co O'Flannigan*. O'Tooles or Bradys. says Adam, "but I like your lumbia timber llmits^Werhave already ------2------■ R. has recognised the value of this WILL NOT BE CLOSED under rousIdeistlUn pc vs ml bit prOfRT- FPuuwnu’ Tinmv~ttc' r.*W -YTTTTr iTTfFvT work and during the ~puat tnryysarr It sounds a» mual©el w Irish versa; Fire! Fire! titions In Oregon, and these we Intend. And* thoughtL* 1 j ffi|ke to thry But have a molnd that I sm Hobson's Nil from Its Intention not to to examine in, person. It ila likely that A shtnall taste of good ould poteen," _ support these Institutions and there are we*will also erect sawmills, but all this But looked In vain for a lfiebeen. And yes may go much further and fare WE WISH TO ADVISB OUR PATRONS THAT WE no doubt many C. P. R. employees In Nelson, March 27.—An official Intimation For tlmpcranre thin was «II the go from the British Columbia Copper Com depends on circumstances. We will also Wld rich and poor, wld high and low. HAVE NOW PUT IN Nelson who can speak from experience pany, Oreenirood. reached here last night, inspect tracts In Washington.” of the work done In the Revelstoke In Wld fruit he had to qutnsh his thur^t "Ye're Hobson’s choice V* says she. that, owing to the better copper market At the head of the visiting party Is, And tttln’ till he thought he's burst. stitution which the company virtually JTsipimtS the contemplated close-down of Robert Drake, of Omaha, principal He picked a place anonder trees "What do ye mane?" maintains. The C. P. R. recently gave1 tile min., and .mrtt.r ha, bwn tallrd oft I own,r o( th, RUn<,,„| Bridge Com- “I mane," says he, *Tve raison to be- ! To lay him down and take hie ease. . laLva------:______! the necessary funds to build and equip from the company « headquarter» at New :______»,______*» w.i.— Tîilrç. fwhat he ntvtr did before. A Comolete New Stock pany: Messrs. H. D. Mttter, ttàllKér. 6f a large building In Kenora. This will York, and In place of the close-down pn He shlept. and he began to shnore— That all the worruld does not contain April 1st, as announced, work will go on Stanton, Neb.; Robert Tail, capitalist, Another man but me. do you peroalve? ' shortly be opened and It Is expected of Freemont, Neb.; Robert Y. Appleby, The first shnore In creation ! AND, NOTWITHSTANDING THE RECENT PIRE, to be a large factor In the lives of the And while he shnorrjd he drarm-d a drame, K'r whereas It Is not onposslble to sup- ! As the company employs W0 men. there banker, of Stanton. Neb.; and W, B. The shwateet, too. that tvlr came pose WE ARE IN A POSITION TO CARRY ON OUR railroad mep, at least, of that city, in was great rejoicing last nlgbt In. Ureen- Jamieson: of Portland, manager of the other points ot Canada the C. P. R. Iq shlumberln" midltatton. Th»t there are other gurle, and who j USUAL BUSINESS AND TO EXECUTE ALL OR- Mountain Timber Company, of Oregon, Now, what he dramed I'll not repate, Si » also assisted t hi* i work. When The Nugget mine on Sheep creek, near a corporation controlled by Mr. Drake. Bc-kase although it was so shwate But wan lv thlm may crown her marital DERS WITH DISPATCH. large corporations like the C. P. R. take galmo. the option on which expired this Twaa not a bit conthrairy. joy up the work It ,1s not from sentimental week, ha# been bonded a second time, at NARROW ESCAPE FRLÿ* DEATH. For whin he woke and nibbed hla eyes Be making mg her own true deriint bhoy. • but from a purely business standi>-mt a greatly Increased figure, to the same He roee. and wld ehuprame emprise We'll live aa happy a* a King and Queen, parties, an American syndicate. - as they find It pays.** Fall* Fifty Feet Over a He saw a hlvlnly fairy. And she, my jewel, my own mavourneen. ______Bluff. Will milk the cow and ttml the little pig The cralture shtooping O'er a brook, While I to grow the prat!** bravely dig. Refllcted saw her purty look. "We'll live and,love from year to year, John Colbert Karl». March Jackson, an (As nunuy times since thin In paasln' And Mry day, begarr*. grow more dear. TEMPORARY: old Nelson prospéra*, had a narrow The riarHnts. bless thlm, look the gtaee We'll——" “Mould," are she, “take thlnge esvgpe from death In Ih© mountains In). a little atsy. — Telephone 652. Care Weatholme Lumber Co. Bdg. above Fry Creek. He was acting as She gap* <1. she frewtied, she smotled. she 1 didn't any l wouldn't, and ye*re erasy packer on .snow shoe# for E. W. Steee, crwU. To think that anny woman lv good slnse COR. BROUGHTON AND DOUGLAS STS. **~*~'*l*u,ih^4>a>M nv+f some stvetal other mo Yemen Ur thrled WouLt answer yla' the very lural pur- Umber limit* up there, and when as To see which was the nv»*t beguiling.- cending a steep Incline Joe clipped, Thin sfther manny repetltfen Me due» lv courtin' I must'h*V* a whotle fell and went over the bluff. He drop- lied a sheer 50 feet, and In rolling down struck a big boulder, which stopi»ed his head-long flight and saved his life. The others forming the cruising j«arty hur ried as soon as possible to where the Injured man lay. and after dressing hi# wound* as best they could got him down to the lake shore and commented a 12-mlle pull In a row boat to Kaslo. On arriving here Jackson's wounds, PREFERRED STOCK which were severe about the face and head, were dressed. Fortunately.beyond share; It la now $43.96. Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation in 1904 add some slight scalp wound* no bodly in In offering the remaining portion of the first Issue of $00,0») Preference Bharea of this corporation to the public, we do ao with a feeling that It is the at $1.28. to-day It Is a goed buy at $1 60. Pacific Mall S. 8. Co. once sold as low jurie* were sustained, other than a as T. ; In 19(10 Wells. Fargo A Co. Exprees Co. was quoted at 140; to-day It la up slut king up. beat Industrial stock ever-offered for subscription in Western Canada. This to CS.—At the same ttme th# American Radiator stock was peddled around at stock Is entitled to a fixed cumulative preferential dividend of 7 per cent, per 60; to-day it Is a good buy at 209. In 1907 -Bethlehem Steel was offered at 20- It VALUABLE BOOKLET. annum on the capital for the time being paid up on the aharee. Bald dividend la now ruling at 27. American Refining Co. went from 68 In 1900 to 107 In 1908. Is due and payable before any dividend in paid on the Ordinary Hhares. After In 1103 Hudson Bay stock was qqoted At 37; to-day It I* 11$. Amtrican Cotton 7 per c>nt. has been paid un the Preference àjjd Ordinary, bflth* shares thefa- „ 'ï*1 Hrir-T 1SQI t_ day* from the, opening of the plant the '-quoted at. such aa the Toronto Paper Co.. Dominion Pulp £■ Paper Co.. Lin for occupation as soon as the Interior The ground floor will be used for the nal. It Is well illustrated and alms stpek will be selling at a big premium. .Upon the incorporation of the Com coln Paper Co.. Montreal Paper Co., Laurentide Pulp A Paper Co. Trent River1 furnishings are complete. The building post office and the customs bonded at showing the rich country which is pany the gentlemen responsible for It*-organisation were very conservative and Pulp A Paper Co.. Georgetown-Paper Co. Northern, MIMs, Bt. Raymond which is 69 feet by 34 feet. Is built of warehouse; the upper story for the within reach of that centre. The ad: raillions regarding the amount of "capitalisalion," which, after thoughtful con Paper Co.. Ktn'elth Paper Co., and other Eaatern mille. As a mailer of fact It pressed brick with copper cornice and custom house and residence for the sideration. was plavefl at $1.169,989, Whtctr in itself Is a most conservative Is Impossible to secure stock In the majority of operating pulp and paper mills. vantages of the Ashcroft route, as a amount and thoroughly consistent with th* object and purposes of the Com The lust Issue of the British Paper Maker Journal gave the following quota rock-faced ashlers, the stone for the Customs official: A ntneteen-foot con means of reaching the country to be pany. As a matter of fact, the "capitalisation" I» much lower than that usual tions: Darwen Paper Co.. .£6 shares are now at £9i; East Lancashire Paper work coming from the Nanaimo quar crete walk extends along the front and opened by the O. T. P. In the Interior ly adopted by concerns of like magnitude. For Instance, the Laurentld* Pulp Co.. £10 share» are now at £151 and £161; the £5 shares of the Guardbffdg# ries. one side of the- building. The struc of the pî-ovtnçe, is well set forth. * Paper Co., of tirende Mere. Quebec, has Sl.flnn.AOO Ordinary Stock. 11.300.000 Paper Co. are now at £9|; Ramebottom Paper vo.. £5 shares with only £3 paid, The basement, which extends ynder ture, of which the cltlsens of 'Lady The rich Cariboo mining country re Preference Share», and 11.009,000 Debenture*, the Willamette Pulp * Paper are now at £61; Roach Bridge. £5 shares, with only £44 paid,, are now at £6. the entire building, contains the fur smith may well be proud, will cost ceives attention us well as the hunting 'o. has $1.300,000 Outstanding Stocks and Bonds; thé International Paper Co., The £5 share of the Star Paper Co., with only £3 paid, are now worth £51. nace. which was installed by John when completed. In the neighborhood sections about Llllooet. Farming and obei.berating 31 mills, hft* Bonds and rftock to the amount of 000,000— an aver In offering the Preferred Stock of the Western Canada Wood Pulp A Paper Colbert, of Victoria, who also did the of $45,900, and la a credit to Messrs. fruit growing district# are also de age of over $1.500,060 per mill, and the remainder of the large operating paper Co.. Ltd., for subscription there is no question but that It Is the best Indus plumbing. The floors of the building Parfit, the contractors, and Ell Row mills accordingly. The plan of the Board of Directors Is to place the first trial slock over offered In Western Canada. The company have acquired B$,W scribed. Altogether the little book $00,000 shares of Preference Htock at par. $1.00 per share, which amount will be acre* of magnificent Pulp Limits ot Quitslno Round. Vancouver Island, large are of eastern maple, the doors and lands, the government Inspector of the should do a lot of goqd In attracting ample to complete the first division of the plant now under course of erection, water power on warble Creek. Quatsino Found, and are proceeding with the window casings of mahogany. The settlers to the districts nerved by It. and then offer a second Issue of 300.000 ordinary shares, either at $1.15 or $1.26 erection,of the Pulp and Paper.plant, which when fully complete will have « per share. The first unit conservatively will paÿ from 15 per cent, to IS pe r capacity of 000 tons of newa and wrapping paper per week. The erection of the cent, on th# money Invested, ao that the subscribers of the first 300.0CO not only plant la under the supervision of Mr. Chas. B. Pride, of Appleton Wls., one of FATHER VAUGHAN’S lionaire on account of his wealth, but UNLUCKY FREIGHT. will enjoy a preference over subsequent stockholder In regard to capital and the most distinguished authorities In the United Rtates or Canada on the erec because we so rarely see one up here. dividends, but Hkewlae the advantage of big dividends on the first unit of the tion of Pulp and Paper Mills, having built more than fifty of t^ie leading mills plant. Everything considered, we regard this as an exceptional opportunity to of the country during the past twenty years. We 6re rushing the work along The Dives coming here to-day Is one Railroads Obliged to Pay Out Millions DREAM OF PARADISE who not only left money to the poor secure a high class dividend paying stock.. and are confident that we will have the pulp division, with a capacity of 100 Every Year Tor Damages. A few years ago the stock of the Oanadlan Pacific Railway could have been tons of pulp. In operation by Dec. 1. this year.""The Preferred Stock which we after his death, but even In his life purchased at 90. to-day It Is up to 17$. Northern Pacific waa likewise quoted a are now offering is entitled to * cumulative preferential dividend of 1 .per time gave a living wage to all in his few years ago at W. tb-day It Is 141. The Bank of British North America Is cent., payable before any dividend is paid on the Ordinary Stock. After 7 per How He* Entered the Golden employment." It Is said that the amount paid out now quoted at 146; Dotoihlon Bank, 234: Imperial Bank, 215; Bank of Montreal. cent, has been paid upon the Ordinary and Preferred Stock both stocks there Presently 4 saw coming* towards me by the roads of the United States In 242; Moleons. 200; and others accordingly. The Ailla Chalmers stock has jumped after participate equally in all surplus profita which thu company may deter a poor brother man, whom I recognised from $10.00 to $16.00 In one year. Alaska Parkers was quoted in 1907 at $50.00; mine to distribute for that year. Remember "the time to buy the stock of any 1907 for freight claims was $24.000.000. Gates as “Luggage in as one who had been In the etnpkiy of to-day it la $M 00. American Cement, eight years ago went begging at $9.00 per corporation Is In the embryo stage before a wheel has been turned." Advance.” the millionaire. "Pât," said I to him, These claims originate from various “you need not ring the bell, for no one causes, such as deflective cars, careless will be let In t'o-day." employees and Incorrect classification, WE NOW OFFER FOR SUBSCRIPTION THE REMAINDER OF THE FIRST ISSUE OF "Shore." ,aald Pat. “if 1 only crow hut one agent say» that on hl* BpeSklng tn the Ea#t End of London,’ Jourt enough and long enough, like a improper handling is responsible for Father Bernard Vaughan told of a Yock, I’ll shamç at. Peter Into letting about 22 per cent, of money paid out strange dream he had had the previous me in." for freight claims. night. He said he thought that after "No, don't do that," I replied; "but "Another feature contributing very 300,000 PREFERENCE SHARES he had been in Purgatory a short while a* your prayers have so much helped largely to the amounts we pay out for ...... TsmaflHWirï vrm rr«m m* rmi id damage, * e«M 41 angel, who brought him the good new* Just spring on my back as youure; and agent, "Is defecting car*. Our rules In Blocks of 100 Shares at $1 per Share that the cleansing fires had done their we’U both gei in." Accordingly he leapt *ay that each agent must inepeej the work, and that now' he might follow and once more, I stooo^ before the Gate cars. Now thé term Inspection covers him, and pas* out of the King’s prison- and rang the bell. At on-ce It was open a multitude of feature's. It doe» not PAYMENTS : 15 per cent on application. 15 per cent. In 30 Days. Ba’anoe 10 per cent, per raenth, until fully paid. house. Now there wan nothing to keep ed, 8t. Peter asking, "What is this?" mean that the running gear of the car him from the Golden Oat*, light heurt- To - wtotetr-f- replied, "The mHHengireVi j «Gy- is to b* inspected feat- R moans ed and brimful of joy and expectation, advance luggage " that we want to satisfy ourselves that OTBleCTOHS he flew rather than walked up the "Pass through at onc^.“ said the the bgdy of the citr and the roof of the steep Incline till he found himself stand saint, hut the blase of light that sud car are tight enough to carry the load COL. HENRY APPLETON, R. E., retired. Dir. British Canadian Wood A lOKEPH Mc-PHEE. General Merchant, Cumberland A Courtenay, ing before the Gate of Paradise. He denly flashed across my eye» Woke me without damage by water. Paper Co., Ltd Jj.------F. J. MARSHALL, formerly Assistant Manager National Bank of India. rang the great sliver bell, which was up. and I found I was In bed at half- CHARLES J. V. SPRATT. President Victoria Machinery Dbpot. TRlorla. "I have In my mind a certain agent FREDERICK APPLETON, Director M. R. Smith A Co., Ltd., Victoria. ‘ answered by blessed Peter himself. past five in the morning, the caller hav at a flour loading station whom DHL LEWIS HALL, Mayor of Victoia. B, C. The key-bearer looked him In the ing switched on the electric light. found on top of a box car, and In CHARLES LtJGRDf, Editor Colonist. Victoria. B. C. GRPEL1 KOLT8, Director and Fiscal Agdnt British Canadian Wood face, saying, “I am very sorry, friend, Father Vaughan said the lesson was spons* to my Inquiry as to what W. K. HOUSTON, Member of W. K. Houston * Co. Pulp A Pd$>er Co., Ltd. but we cannot let you In to-day." that there was no Investment for was doing up there he advised me ..c "And wljy, pray," I asked, “not to money like that of helping the needy wa* examining the roof—and I want RANKERS AND REFERENCE : ROYAL BANK OF CANADA. day?" and the poor. Often enough It secured to say that agent has been promoted "Well," replied the saint, "we are ex- for those who otherwise might never because he was the proper link in the , peeling a millionaire from London to haye got there at all a through ticket chain. I have In mind a claim pre ADDRESS ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS DIRECT TO THE HEAD OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, 638 VIEW ST., VICTORIA, B. 0 day, so I must emphasise the Occasion sented for damage" to flour by water by letting no one else in on the same The tllle of Duke, the hlghcMt order of where the agent declared positively day." the British Peerage, was first Introduced that the Inspection had been properly "What," I exclaimed, '.‘you do not in England In 1337, and the Black Prince, made, but the defects In that roof ap mean to say you carry on up here as the- son of Edward III., wa#4he first Eng lish Duke* under the title of Duke of parent at the terminai point ndlcated they do below, and make money a test, Cornwall. The Dukedom of. Cornwall Is old breaks andrWthat th# car was not Western Canada Wood Pulp & Paper Ce. Id. and give" millionaire* the fllret placeT? still held by the Heir-Apparent, and the fit for flour loading. This he may hâve "No, no, my son," replied 8t. /Peter, title of Duke Is conferred upon all the considered a small matter, but it cost \ “I am not making much of thq mil sons of the sovereign. the company $275.“ w ■ ■ TjT.- ' VICTORIA DAILY TIMZ8, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1809. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE ON AND AFTER APRIL FIRST ♦ > X unes. "j*: WILL BE DELIVERED TO ANY HOME IN THE CITY OR SUBURBS For Fifty Cents a Month THE REASON- 5Qc Per Month —THE REDUCTION------I’^plWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO this spring, the Times was I Q10ME YEARS AGO the first reduction was made in accord- LgJ ance with this promise, a local daily being for the first established. Yearly it has been increasing in size, in liÜail quality, in the confidence of the public and the patronage $5.00 Per Year IBSBI time sold for 75 .cents, instead of $1.00, as was formerly of advertisers. At the outset the promise was made that as in the case. This spring, in celebration of the silver jubilee Of the creasing support made it possible, the paper would be improved $3 By Mail PeP YeaP paper, another big reduction is made and a larger and better paper and the price reduced. than ever is offered for 50 cents. ■+H THE RESULT IhE RECEPTION given the new departure by the people of the city has been gratifying far beyond the expectations of the management. Although the announcement was made only a little over two weeks ago, on Saturday night the circulation department showed a gain of 721 new subscribers, the biggest increase in one campaign in local newspaper annals. From present indications the Times wiU in a month add ONE THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS to its local list, making it by far the most profitable medium through which to reach local patrons of advertised goods. NO DUPLICATE CIRCULATIONS. NO WASTE CIRCULATION. NO UNPRODUCTIVE CIRCULATION. A Phone Message to 1090 Will Insure Delivery to Any Address in Town ii The Home Paper THE TIMES” The People9s Paper ritsky. aided by Badiroff and Bugov- services rm Sunday. and doing no view of the fact that Canada h»* any food prepared for two days, and DASTARDLY PLOTS *ky, stamped the military organisa WOOD PAVING IS work on that day. There 1* no mis deemed It wise to make tenders of no sleep for three nights, beside» hav tions seal on several Illegal publica HUMAN RECORDS sionary Mm. Their religion they good-will and treaties with her vari ing all our «tiothes and bedding wet. OF RUSSIAN COLONEL tions at his disposal, and gave Instruc SUCCESS IN ENGLAND carry into their everyday live*. They ous Indian tribes, might 1 suggest Our fresh water gave out the previous tions that a packet vrf "them should be hettlier beg nor steal, an^t slander 1» that the time i* opportune for her to day.- -discovered" during the search. Badi FROM FAR NORTH unknown among them. They are a* take some official cognisance of these roff. who wore the uniform of a non her most northerly -subjects? The Xot withstanding Baltimore's some near ‘Ood's chosen people* a* any I WANTS MONTREAL MADE Sent Five Innocent Men to commissioned officer of gendarmery, what unsatisfactory experience with have ever seen. After my experiences shores of Britain's seven r *a* can was entrusted with the task. the w VICTORIA DAILY nun. MONDAY. MARCH 20, 1009. -1» has served to keep an enormous region cheated th# Serbs. On these maps. I which they draw from their pockets on practically virgin. SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE. EXPEDITION TO Tame Qame and Mineral». every occasion, everybody points out to the stranger a route to the sea, by I “As far as they fiave ventured to re which. In Turkish times, pack animals connoitre It, local chiefs have seen en QAMB or WAR IN THE SER HAND OF MYSTERY VIAN CAPITAL. and buffalo-çarts could make the Jour ormous herds of elephant* and other ney from the capital to the Adriatic In game, all as tame as possible from the about four days. Austria was careful j fact of never having been scared or By Frederick Moore in the London to cut the Bosnian border, it 1* explain- 1 ENGLISHMAN’S JOURNEY hunted. We are certain to make a ,j. Chronicle. ed. Just beyond this road, for she had I great haul of Ivory. I have absolute power at the Berlin congress, and little j TO UNEXPLORED AFRICA evidence of the existence of gold and Senrta was without a sponsor. copper, and we shall explore for these Belgrade, March 4.—Talk of Is and other minerals, and we may possi all one hears In these days In Belgrade. The Colonel From Russia. bly obtain concessions of land, timber, War In the open plain* to the north Everybody goes out to the heights in I etc. across thé Danube la no longer discuss the afternoon to look across the river ASTER CARRIES WITH IT the custom of having ’’ something new and of the expedition ed, as It was with so much “vim" four Into* the plains of Hungary, to see If by the members, who months ago, after Austria-Hungary had any camp ha* sprung up there over E something good." Spring, the season of House Renovation, strongly will number fifteen x very carefully se proclaimed the annexation of Bosnia night Or perhaps a river gunboat has suggest* new Furniture. Amongst our latest Spring shipments are these lines, eral Wealth. lected men. Including a doctor, a sur and Hersegovlna. The words of the come down to anchor off Semlin, the veyor, and a mineralogist, and several Crown Prince are no longer repeated: town opposite. Directly below the I given below, any one of which would make a iplendid Easter Gift for a friend experienced prospectors among the We shall not ask how many our ene height*, where a fringe of *hore border* or to yourself. To look at them will do you good—to have them, why, that’s a guns. Our horses will be shipped from mies be. but where to And them." A the river, Servian reserves are drilling I Nothing piques curiosity like the ele tile Cape, and we shall also have ox thumb directed over the shoulder and hard. Many thousand* of them have 1 plea*We without reckoning. Come and see. ment of mystery, and that element is transport,. , wegone,_ .pack bullocks,... and significant nod towards the south In- had two weeks' special training here . fafUlfll# not UNlBg I«ta lâtiM rlfUes tmikKk»r-*U very good, unlew alette «he mountain. It 4» «e be and exploring expedition that Is short we strike a tsetse-fly belt, when gderllla warfare. It Is cokl now in Belgrade; the snows I ly about to start for some secre| desti shall probably have to walk. They are going to let the enemy have | are still falling. There Is another rea- | BURBA 0, golden oak finish, BUREAU AND STAND, ser. nation looeely Indicated as In or about •With regard to arras. I’m an old Belgrade without firing a shot. The son why the cafes are always crowd pentine front, sixe of bur. Central Africa. hunter, and I'm not going to take any record*, much money from the national ed. There are mafiy would-be leaders I size 10x3*2 inches, contain That the expedition Is being orgen- heavy elephant guna. I'm taking one bank, and all reserve ammunition have of foreign legions to be seen about the 1 ing 3 long drawers with can .20x39, 3 drawers, bras» maf and will be personally conducted 480 bore double-barrel for elephants and been moved already, aa the world tables wiU\. amart-looklng. generally I drop handles, oval shape, by Colonel J. W. Colenhraflder. C. B.. an ordinary sporting 80S Lee-Metford knows, down to Nish and Kragujevats. tall. Servian officers. At “The Mos- j brass handles and fine was an additional Inducement to seek magasine, and a No. 1Î bore shotgun. By the terms of the Geneva convention cow" one may see any evening a splen British bevel mirror 13x22 ; British ; bevel mirror 20 x shall take 1.0W rounds fbr the 460. further Information, for in the sphere captured town which has not been did Russian, with a fierce beard, a fur j washstand to match. Price 23*/» ; very elegant. Price of action Colenbrander Is a name to and 2,000 each for the rest with No. • defended cannot be sacked and destroy cap. and a great fur coat thrown back . .777 .,..$25.00 qyjure with and work wild miracles shot and 3a (buckshot) for the 12-bore. ed- Therefore, Belgrade will remain in his shoulders. He allows himself ...7>v...... $16.50 (Asm the Cape to the Zambesi and far The sporting Lee-Metford, by the way, tact. to come back again Into the hands | Ro be Interviewed by a square-faced BUREAU AND STAND, sur 1» one I bought from Selous, when he of the Servian*. On this score talk In unkempt reporter,'with hair like a boy j beyond, says the London Chronicle. For PRINCESS DRESSER, size face oak finish ; size of bur- ■needy thirty yq*c«:.be has been cam JAs cafe» AM-Mk at the foreign «HBiWvtqitok*- standing beafcle Ws Jun | -'‘fSspflW, ctqrtiifns one ten* paigning when not engaged Ih big game » «« mw are agreed, g Is a short, thin lieutenant, chosen, one I ise >aT1Wx9S:*rriSlalha'31SI|V Personally, I now never carry a revol is Inclined to think, because he sets off I shooting or pioneering, and the raising Unemployed “Outlaws.*1 and two small drawers, drawers with liras* drop and commandtrj of Kitchener's Fight ver or pistol, for the only time I erei well the else of hla chief. The trio oc- I brass handles, large oval handles and British bevel ing Scouts In the late South African wanted one—mine was a Mauser auto The cafe Servians talk , of KomltaJIs ! cupy the centre of the room, and all war was but an episode in his career. matic pistol—It refused to act. possibly back from Macedonia, who will do ter talk In whispers; for. of course, no I mirror 18x40, best British plate glass mirror 16x20. One of the earliest pioneers of Mata- through some fault of mine; bu,t I carry rible things. They are all armed with Austraa spy who may be present must • plate. Price...... $18.50 111 Price...... $20.00 be le land, he accompanied Lobe ngu la's a good heavy dagger-pointed and hilt hand grenade*, dynamite bomb*, and] be allowed t# hear what the “Hrbsky I envoys from Bulawayo to Windsor, sheath knife to cut up my game there are 10.000 of them. Each man Vreyma” Is going to pqbltoh'to-morrow. j HOTEL COMMODES, golden and surface BUREAUX AND STANDS, a splendid line where Queen Victoria personally re with. ÜÊÊÊÈtÊÊgÊÊÊm has two bomba, which he carrlee In the j “You see that party there?" asks 1 oak finish, with fine British plate mirrors. of golden oak quarter cut Princess and ceived them. In the Matabele war he “The other members of the party wttl two ends of a long double-toed stocking ; your Servian friend, who speaks Eng These are unrivalled values at *10.50 Duchess Dressers. Prices *22.50, *27.50, was with Major Forbes' column, and In have th# ôption of returning when they which he slings around hie neck. This lish. “He is the colonel from si. the Matabele rebellion he raised and please, but I am going in for two years, makes -60.000 bombs! Nobody asks Petersburg who Is going to bring us | and ...... $10.00 *30.00, *35.00 and...... $20.00 commanded a native corps known me and shall not see clrllieation again be where the KomltaJIs got them, for this fifty thousand volunteers.” "Cotenbrander’a Boys," as the rebels fore that time." question might explode the story. They, “How are they going to get here — J found to their cost. What he does not ‘And seeing that an Africa Is now the KomltaJIs, are spread all along the across Austria?" 10% DISCOUNT ALLOWED FOB CASH know of native warfare, nàtive customs claimed by one country or another," I Bosnian border; some accounts have It “No; they'll come via the Black Sea I and above all languages, of African said, “under what flag will you be for that they have already crossed Into | and Varna; Russia will make Bulgaria | game and their habits, and of wood and two years of your wanderings?" what 1* now Austro-Hungarian terri let them through." desert craft generally, Is said to be But the Colonel was not to be drawn, tory, where they are in hiding among I There Is much that Is absurd and] THE CAPITAL FURNITURE CO., LTD. scarce worth troubling about. and, with a twinkle of his eye, said. the friendly Serbs of Bosnia waiting for something that is pathetic In the talk I Balmoral Block CORNER TORT AND DOUGLAS STREETS TeL 633 -"Why tWfl 1HMI B to your «eti- “Yon must write and ask me that quee —bleb. —Ill fiv vot ‘when the j „f war that new -hoM* the day In Bet- natlon?" the Colonel's Interviewer In TTon when Tm there, and Ï shall them ■how* begin to melt. grade. quired. “If you are going to lead a be happy to give you the Information." This, of course, Is talk, all talk. The party of big game shots Into Central brave men of the cafes who know all THOUSANDS DYING Africa, why make a secret of your par ANOTHER NAVAL about the bands which are going to dancer. Without that ^indefinable ticular ground?" precipitate the conflict' have perhapw OF BRIGHT S DISEASE quality which Is catted temperament, never seen one. At any rate, they have PAINT THAT IS PAINT Reasons for Secrecy. REVOLUTION IN SIGHT the dance Is meaningless. Dancing Is permitted their imaginations to exag How can you afford to trifle with “There may be several reasons for It.' gerate grossly the number now in Ser the spontaneous expression of spiritual he replied, “but one that seems obvious weak back and kidney illness when It vi». At the tlmo that the constitution surely leads on to Bright's Disease? state. The dancer's art I» the dancer's to me will doubtless suggest Itself to was granted In Turkey there were prot- lf you knew of a fine natural It the new Brmeh battleship Inde Can't you see your ever Increasing life. fatigable, now building, proven to be ably fifty armed Servian bands, count weakness has its origin In declining "Natural dancing expresses the music e preserve and wanted to shoot ing thirty or forty men each, teaching EIt with your friends, would you the ,uceea, that the government look» kidney power? of which It Is a part; It I* not drilled tor, are not the naviea.of the world the Sultan's Christian subjects to call Your vitality and stamina can only or compelled by It. The music and the advertise the locality, knowing that themselves Servians. Feeling that the S.W.P. S.W.P. many eager sportsmen would Jump at face to face with another revolution go *0 low, and then, when all power of dance are one. undivided. Inseparable. hi war ship deign eo radical aa to breakup, of Turkey might come before resistance is gone, you'll be an i “These conditions throw a tremend tbs chan re of getting there before you? that of Austria-Hungary, the Servians We are going where no white man has •end them ell to the acrap heap in prey to Bright’s Disease. ous. a terrifying responsibility upon the double-quick time? The Indefatigable had their eye on a way to .the sea, And Bright’s Disease Is practically dancer. She feels that $he is inter shot, and few, If any. natives have Therefore, when the two occupied pro hunted before. As far as whites are le to be propelled bp Internal-corn- incurable. preting an. art 1n which the least error bust Ion gne engine», Inutead of ateem vinces were formally annexed, after the To avoid It, use D*. Hamilton'# fills ; of .tact or taste Involves her In hope- concerned It Is quite an unknown un awakening of Turkey, the blow was THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS 00. explored territory." engines, and while thl, mean*, of they sooth, heal and strengthen the i and repellant vulgarity. 1 It Is cour*, the continued uw of coal for doubly hajal to bear. kidneys, give them vitality and power dreàdful to think that dancing may be We have a full and complete stock ef above In every known color, thought unknown Africa went * The Komltajtg^toark -from Turkey »t tint and shade. In can» 14 pint to 1 gallon. For quality, durability with the Victorian era." I said. “What the prodvetim of the Â* mtilred to AMs* tta blood and pnfeqrou back mafle to iUbst^pte—and perhaps ao motive power the change permit! a that time, had told the tale of their to health again. art can Illustrate *o well—the lowest and finish cannot be excelled. wKh frequent surveying expedt1 exploit». The fiend *f feasting ____ little ware, spheres of Influence, rail modification,of deck architecture that The following wnrtpliffNg are \ and^the most bmtieh paaaiaAe that Brushes of all rise* and pflm carried to stock. mu* street aerlously the lighting their friend* had come to an end; and warning—they tell whether your kid sway humanity. Such thing* should way», and even ladles’ hunting and they were ready for new adventure* touring parties, I Imagined the unex power of a" ship. r neys are sick, whether they need not be mentlonable In the same breath Vtranela or smokestack. Nf., who had tasted assistance of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. with natural dancing, which 1* primar E. G. Prior & Co., Ltd. Lty. plored had ceased to exist, and certain the wild life of the outlaw, killing fel ly the modern map seems to be pretty •ted, and * are th# holler uptakes. ily capable of expressing only what is Corner Government and Johnson Streets Victoria With aueh-obettueUoaer swept. away low-beings for their cross and their healthful and beautiful ’ —————------well Wlted-tar" —------nation's ambition, and taking what "Ah. I know all about that map.” said turret» for heavy guna on a vessel of In the dawn of art, dancing was M,ew ton* could be made live In au they choee of their victim's posess LOOK FOR YOUR SYMPTOMS purely religious In character. Every the Colonel with bis quiet smile. “If not resume easily the ways you look at It, as you say, all Central ber, two guns In a turret, and so ar Dull back Pains? thing points to-day to the fact—I am ranged aa to admit of an all-around of the man who labors daily for his reverently proud to And myself In a Africa, and all that borders It, north, bread. Dragging Backache? * south, east, and west, seems to be ex fire. The whole ten guns could he Bearing-down Pains? position, to say it—that we are return "red In broadside, and, There are a score of these leaders ing to the religious Ideal, to the Ideal plored. It Is not difficult to sit at home and several hundred bandsmen now Painful Urinary Disorders? and HU In a map from unchecked evi and stem dre could be much In Constitutional Weakness? of the Greeks. Let us foster this am PLUMBING St HEATING creased. Comparing the armament of out of work In Servi». To quiet them bition; let us oncq more cultivate the dence. Here Is one, for Instance, that at the beginning of the winter the gov Brick Duet or Sediment? seems to confirm your view Notice a standard steam-driven battleship They mean Kidneys are diseased beauty of movement, and dedicate the ernment allowed It to be understood this railway, partly built and wholly of about 11,100 tons with that of results to fhe service of beauty and of Enjoying ship of the aame Bine driven bp gas that. In the spring, there would be truth, which afe one." Good surveyed right enough, but twenty, per fighting against the arch-enemy. haps ten, miles on either side of the engines, the Scientific American re So. with the claim that really beau cently showed that while the former Meanwhile an order was issued that If kidney weakness Is your trouble tiful dancing Is the highest expression a Bath Information j surveyors' tracks, may be. and êften KomltaJIs should not be allowed with your salvation lies In the prompt use m is. quite unexplored country. Look at waa armed with tour twelve-inch, of civilisation. Miss Allan brought her in a range of five hours' Journey on of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Their unex addrees to-an end. When having We hav# on hand all the tributaries of this river neatly four ten-inch and twelve alx-lnch yvur plumbing guna, the latter could carry ten twelve- foot from the Bosnian border It would ampled merit Is acknowledged, not As one of the subsequent speaker* the largest stock marked—and named, and I happen to seem from this and similar precautions only by the thousands they have cured, repaired see that of plumbing know that not one of them has been inch guns. In long-distance lighting admitted, it wak a bit above his head. Intended to prevent frontier Incidents but by physicians In every locality, you get value fer good# i* tht followed up by a White man. much less the superiority of the ship with the Most of the congregation felt, perhaps, that the government, or at least certain who regularly prescribe this grand ■oniy expended. to select from. surveyed, and some of them don't ex ten heavy guns capable of being Bred that they had- been listening to a *cr- mëfhbei1* of thé government, had plan saver of human life. mon, and were vaguely disappointed Cheap work Is Can we have ist. at will on either broadside Is me often expensive feet v ned to let “talk" run riot for a while. The wonderful frower of Dr. Hamil Aristotle and Dr. Johnson and the "It often enough comes about In this In the hope of getting territorial “com work In the end. way. A wandering native reporta Lewie Nixon le quoted ea mylng, ton’s Pills will do.you a world of good; Nlebelung legend and Theocritus are a something he has heard from the New Tork Evening Poet, concern pensation" by Intimidating Austria and they will restore your vital en< little remote from the “star turn" at WE EMPLOY A TRIAL Europe with the threat of war. But If your youth, color, spirits; they will other native* to a native missionary lng the English Admiralty'» expert, the Palace theatre.—London Chronicle. NOTHING BUT ORDER this was really the case then “tajk" got who may only Imperfectly understand ment with the new Indefatigable: give you the health and strength you PRACTICAL IS out of hand, for It is now leading the need. Hold everywhere In yellow boxes A MEMORABLE WRECK. Ms language, who In turn reports to a "There la absolutely no question that MEN SOLICITED. the Internal-combustion engine la the government a merry chase. 26c. each, or five for $1.16, and be sure white missionary, who passes it on. di The death has taken place at Thame. rectly and indirectly, to the newspapers Ideal engine for battleship propulsion. King and Prince. you get only Dr. Hamilton's Hits of Mandrake and Butternut. England, at the age of 81. of Mrs. Sarah A. SHERET and map makers. Even In the event It la more economical In flret col and Servla Is not a highly enlightened Hudson, atated to be the last survivor of of th# information being correct In the maintenance than steam, burns country; neither Is she a poor one. For the til-fated troopship Birkenhead, which TELEPHONE NO. 620 « no font et. first Instance, you see how easily It fuel, reduces the physical «train on these two reasons a host of politician* RELIGIOUS IDEALS waa wrecked near the Cape of Good may get garbled In transit, and a native the engine force, and Is smokeless and and office holder* extort an easy living 1 Hope In 188?, with the lew* of 454 live*. seldom describe* a place In the same •parklees. I am kept fully Informed from the raa*s of thrifty peasant*. Now IN DANCING She waa the wife of Private Mark Hud- manner as a white man.” as to progress abroad, and know that these politicians would lose their role n. of the fist Regiment, who was *1mo “This being so.” I said, “How do you we are far ahead of European coun were the country annexed or even “oc eared, together with a baby son born on the sea Journey. know the locality and particulars of the tries In the art of gas-engine cupied temporarily1* by the great neigh unexplored territory you purpose visit Struct Ion; hut we leave England and bor; and accordingly on* must suppose Miss Maud Allan on Soul Ex-1 A silken thread la three time* ae strong ing?" other foreign countries to apply our that they have been using “talk" only as a flaxen one of the earns thlcknese. “By the reporte of natives over a engin*, which I think la hardly cred to serve political purposes. Some among pression by long period, but mostly natives I know, itable to ua. American gna engines them, however, are honest patriot*. —BRIGHTON. some of whom I have employed to col ate now found In the torpedo boats of The King and Crown Prince seem to Motion. lect this Information for me. Not only two European countries, tflit they are typify respectively the simple office 1 don't need an interpreter, but I know not In American boat». . . There la holder and the patriot In office. King the native character and point of view. now no question that, a battleship can Peter, It Is remembered, paid the price I can cross-examine and sift their evi *“ built either hare or h, England, 9f honor when he accepted the throne To a crowded meeting of the O. P. dence. I «now Intuitively when they propelled by gas engines, with not as on their terms from the hanfl* of hi* Club, held at the Criterion restaurant. are lying or exaggerating, for I have much rlak aa with steam turbine» The predecessor's murderer*, end since hi* Mise Maud Allan, the cultivated Can Make Your Home Beautiful With lived my life among them: and then I attendant advantages are so over- accession he ha* reigned only to do the adian dancer who Is now fn London, always check one man’s report by an - whelming si to be startling. While will of the regicide*. No one, however, discoursed on the Attainable Ideal in ♦pH* other's. All African______peoples have their I un ne Is will, of cour*, go. It Is per- can fall to admire the courage of Prince Dancing. Up-to-Date Wallpaper own defined hunting grounds, and ro to , Çectlr possible to do away with mill- George, who *eems willing to surrender Whltot seeking advice how beet to the verge of them to try what tiiebe- tary masts a'flfi elf obstructions abov "hi* potential throne for a point of hon dfscTtof** thé task *h« had tmftertaten, rend la like, but usually only sample deck except «uns and gun protection. or. "If all the Herbs cannot be free." she said, she was told to explain her j ALF of the artistic interior appearance of Victoria’s moat It. But here and there an Individual The Introduction of the Dreadnought he say*, “then It had better be that all own attitude towards the subject. “I H charming dwellings ia due to good taste in wall gar hunter or traveller goes boldly, with a type of battleship has compelled the are slave* united." This spirited young haven't one," said Miss Allan. "I have pack bullock for hla transport, from rebuilding of modern fleets in order man to not Inclined to let slip this not the faintest Idea why I dance as I niture. We have wrought wonder* in transforming many an " t rate am? » maximum of heavy gitf fia I chance to wipe the bloodstain from the do. I have only one axtonf to propound, plying nun with a fresh bullock, the Tong range» might be secured, and the escutcheon of fKe dynasty of ttirg- ! one wxt upon inly hoir- tdeif- '...... 1 man having to pay baekshee*h. of additional cost of the* leviathans has georgevltch Th® vkleus stories that I mon- 11 *• th,a Dancing to the spon course, and equally of course sometime* Increased serlouxly the gravity of the are told of him are. I think, false. Rel taneous expression of the spiritual We have the largest stock of Wall Papers in Western Oan- being robbed and killed; but they trav financial problem connected with nevul atives of the late Queen Drag» carry on state. It has been so since the begin erse enormous distance*. Indeed It is construction and maintenance. The the blood ftied in the only way now ning of time, and will continue so un tda, oonseqagntly we are able to sail at lowi prices than our net .ail extraordinary event -for slgntfiennee ef the-Brendneoght type open to them i at the same time til .sime~ia.,no more,.. w*-,- m-i dlvMual native trader or hunter, or la that It has sentenced the smaller press of Budapest and Vienna let* no “Of course, by dancing I mean na competitors. W« employ the most evident staff of trained parties of them, to cross and recroe* the types of battleship# to eerly extinc tale detrimental to this son of Kars- tural dancing, not the torturll tortured contortion» of schools, (but the continent In various direction*. It is tion. Now the effect upon the steam- george p»»n unpublished. I have yet interior decorators who are always available to visit town or partly owing to this that the region to driven Dreadnoughts, already built or to learn, however, of one act of the movements evoked by. and whikh seek to give expression- to, the mollement* country homes. Advice, schemas and eitlmatée free for the which I shall lead by party remain* under construction, of the gas-driven Crown Peines, «hii it -uag igqofrl? unexplored." There la a fairly large type of battleship seems likely to be In the autumn It was said that the wMcHlhterprH W • asking. population—of whom the women till the the *me. A successful Indefatigable winter would cool the Servian ardor philosophy of our own Individual emo garden* and the men are bom hunt will likewise make obsolete m a abort for war. At that time Prince George’s tions. In auch movement* the body ers and breeders of sheep and cattle, rime the Dreadnoughts, and every real following was made up of some few file* to meet the thought* of the soul, We cordially invite you to «-all and inspect oXir new 1909 Wall Paper design*. They are so and of course, when necessary, fight modem navy will have to be retract mature Idealists, the average youth, and seek» to give them Interpretation er»—bordering this area whb woa't ge immediately. and a certain number ef adventurers- In the Insistent eloquence of unconsld- varied—so many colors and tints—so many different designs to match or harmonize with any 6 Into It, as they think that some of these The total coat of all ves*le of the who put In an appearance whenever ered gesture. style of architecture1 or furnishings that we feel sure we can satisfy you. i, nomads, to whom they are hostile, may United, etat* navy, built or building, and wherever there tok“trouble In the “What Is the corollary? Why, Just have established themselves there and at the pre*nt time, cannot be lees Balkan*.” But now most of t$i* coun this: If the emotion! are Impure, the might take them at a disadvantage. than HS8.WM00. If the Indefatigable try seems ready to take the chance to dance will be Impure; if they are arti “These nomads—I do not wish to par means another naval revolution the* win or lose. Yet. of course, the Ser ficial the dance will be artificial; and ticularise them—on the other hand, figure. Indicate In a degree what the vians realise that their only chance If they are noble and sweet, the dance have already fallen foul of the local ce at Of reconstruction would be.— to win ties In maintaining the war a will be noble and sweet beyond att MELROSE CO., Ltd. peopl# when In their vicinity, with dis Springfield Republican sufficient length of tlme to awaken Slav power* of description. couraging results, and also dread the sympathy In Russia. A Spantaneous Art. PAINTERS AND ART DECORATORS possibilities of being entrapped should -Brighton. The bookshops of Belgrade are sold "Dancing Is not an acquired arte*1 they gienetrate deeper into thexcountry- out of maps of the disputed country. Miss Allan declared. "It to a spontané 618 FORT STREET VICTORIA, &C. Thus.1 you see. a deadlock of apprehen The annual average yield of each i Everybody has one. and everybody ou* art; revealing, perhaps, more than sion. as It were, has come about, und plant le one pound and a quarter. knows how Austria-Hungary has any other, the temperament of the VICTORIA DAILY TIMB8, MONDAY. MARCH 29. 1909. The Man Who Really Wants to Buy the Used Article You Want to Sell, Reads the PROFESSIONAL CARDS. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS DIRCECTORY MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS under this heed le. ADVERTISEMENTS under this head l ADVERTISEMENTS under this head l cent per word per insertion; 3 Unes, «I cent per word per insertion; 8 Unes. H cent per word per Insertion; 3 Unes. H Stoves For Sale—Acreage For Sale—Lots Rooms and Board. per month; extra Unes. 26 cents per line per month, extra-lines, 26 cents per.line per month; extra lines. » cents per line per month. per month. 1 per month. STOVES. RANGES AND HEATERS of FOR » SALE—Beautifully situated fruit FOR SALE-rA very nice lot. improved, TO LET—Furnished rooms, single or dou all kinds bought and sold. N. R. Fpx- and fowl ranch, about 8 miles from with ornamental and fruit trees, out ble. electric lights In every room, Me.. gord. iftrr Douglas St. Phone A1482. Victoria, <&0 per sere. Including buildings. etc. A bargain at $406; terms, Me. snd 60c. per nlghL 714 Taies street. Architects. Agents Electro Plating stylish house and furniture, good out 326 and 310 a month. Apply 1924 Belmont MEN WANTED-in every locality houses, live stock and Implements; avenue. WANTED—Six roomers and boarders, ^>«4» .<• Stump Puller first-class accommodation; terms, |24 showcards in all conspicuous places at A BARGAIN—Lot on that fine residential per month. Apply Mrs. Taylor, 1136 distribute small advertising matter. bufllng and lacquering. STUMP PULLER—Mmde In 1 •!•»». tor stun, Cedgf Hill road, via Mount Tolmie. rtlon of Blanchard avenue between Caledonia. .Commission or salary. per month, •ale or for hire; contracts taken. J. iy street and Queen * avenue. <900 H. S. GRIFFITH. 14 Premia Bloek. **• and expenses <4 per day. Steady worx Duerest, 4«6 Burnside road, Victoria. TIMBER—Before buying or selling timber Kcash. Apply owner, 918 Hillside avenue.TO LET—Furnished it* ». single or Government street. Phone 14»» the year round; entirely new plan; no Engravers Phone A17&I. l in B. C. call and see my list, comprising double, electric 'ighta •very room. experience required. Write tor particu more than 100 of the best properties, LOT—On Chapman street, close to new Apply 716 Yates streeC GENERAL ENGRAVER. Stencil Cutter aggregating a total cut of twenty-five ear line, 80x135. cheap, on easy terni». lars. Royal Remedy Co., London. biihon (26.0u0.000.000i feet. A. T. Framp- Ont.. Canada. — and Seal Engn*er. Geo. Growths*, MS Teaming C. G. Hall. Faithful street, off Moss TO RENT—Nicely furnished rooms. MB Bookkeeping. —™ harf etreet. behind Post Office. ton. kAtiion Bldg.. Victoria. Phone IfeK. street Fort street. Phone B1241 TRIMBLE * SON. (.n.r.1 teeming, .jf'xxU ISA 1.1b j-liirhissn acres . - —Bokwv...... •■■■■■-■ Pkmehin, end «riratln,. IT PUl—------‘ land, eight nit les from Victoria; qll Fishing Tackle «reet. Phone AU». few Bund.,i, bfcck. home comforts. Apply Box «7. Times FOR CHOICE FAUlLT BREAD. C.keA kinds buggies, wagons and carts, horses Fetherston. Mount Tolùtie P. O. Confectionery, etc., try D. W. H*£burY: if you want the latest in n.nin, and harness; also yoke young oxen, well tion.♦*— Old or young can attend. ««0117 73 Fort St., or ring up Phone Ml ana broken, and twenty-five young pigs. I. FOR SALB-Lot 60x130. on lockland Ave., l»ckl«,- to to Herrl. ft Smith. Their Truck and Dray J.'J. Fisher. Carriage Shop, Discovery near Cook. Apply owner. P. O. Box Me- FURNISHED ROOMS from 16 s month; private. O. Rons, fr. principal-. your order will receive prompt atten •took 1. .11 new, Including tiles, spoon», rooms and board. <6 a week. 731 Fls- tion. FOR SALE—On Cook street, block of 16 o*ete. hooks, lines, reels, rode, owl sny- PHONE ISKi FOR JEPSON TRANSFER fine lots, no rock, good soil. S-'.*a>. Ap* guard street, city. thin, yon need In thm line. - —Truehlny aod expressing. Yatoe-**- Y»Iy ■ Owner, Box ,J8.< Times Office, Dentists. Stand, above Broad. Orders, left at For Sale—Articles SITTING ROOM and two bedrooms to let ______Blasting Rock_____ Adtoji’s. telephone Itifl, Residence. 343 FOR BA L^r—Cheap, ten lots, fronting together or separate; electric Tight. DR. LEWIS . HALL. Dentil Furrier Bath,' etc.; terms moderate. Ml King’s JeweU Block, cor. Tates »^ ^*1** W.Qa, cellars, toundattqne, etc. No place Michigan street. FOR SALE—Light wagon, cart and har three streets, Ontario. Montreal and too ditllgult. Rock for *»'•■ Term» ness. Apply <6(2 Garbally road. Michigan. <4,000 Apply Owner, P. O road, close to Douglas street car. Board Streets. Victoria. B. Ç. Telephone- FRED FOSTER. Taxidermist and Fur- , TRUCKlNCh-Qulck. service, reasonable If required. / Office. 557; Residence. 122. reasonable. I. R. Williams. 4M Mlekl- gan street. Phone A1343. — _ rler, 42j Johnson^street^ j charges. J. Walsh A Sons. Baker's BICYCLES and everything for them, Feed Store. 640 Yates street.______catalogue free. Bicycle Munson. To FOR SALE—2 desirable corner lets, fac TO LET—Comfortably furnished ronto...... ut ing on Oak Bay avenue, <1,260; 1 modern with or without board. 726 Vai Land Surveyors. Boat Building Gravel VICTORIA TRUCK AND DRAT CO.- T room house, large lot. Hillside Ave., street. iumujn.auuujù2 * wtiiTJt wiaau ■MM Douglaa. .apcciai. <2^W, centrally, -2 unfurnished reeasi? OKO. A. SMITH.-C.*;, B. C. I And -*«r- OTPlf TOUR ORDER to MÏEens». boat- B C. BAND A GRAVEL COT. foot John-1 DOTTE EGGS FOR 8ALE-i2.0fr per located, high-class rooming house tH ernment street. veyor. Albeml. B. C. Mining clalma builder. plain and fancy »cuU maker. son etreet. Tel. 13WL Producers of setting of 16. R. Mschtn. ML Tolmie. rooms), extra special. $6.660; 24 acres timber limits and sub-divlstona 883 Fort street. washed and graded #and and gravel, L Turkish Baths. Victoria. (uncleared), fruit and vegetable land, beet for concrete work of all kinds, de- l well watered, special. <66 per acre; 200 T. 8. GORE and J. M. McOREGOS. Brit VICTORIA BOAT A ENGINE COM Rooms for Housekeeping ish Columbia Land Surveyors. Chan PANY, LTD., boat and launch builders llvered by team In the city, oc on scows } 81 FORT ST.. Phone 18W Will be open Fur HALE-A double-seated buggy, with acres (some rook), but mostly good fruit Boat building material for amateurs, gj pit, on Royal Bay. , - from 10 a. m. to 11 p. m„ Saturdays till lamps and Ixsrnees. |60; also thirteen- land, adjoining one of best orchards in cery Chambers. 62 Langley St. P. O. 1* p m. Ladles' days are: Mondays Saanich, large quantity of good timber, NICELY FURNISHED housekeeping Box 152. Phone A504. repairs, engines 1 Installed, etc. Esti- tooth cultivator, 86. Apply Buggy. Times rooms, lirge grounds. 600 Gorge road, i mates and designs furnished. w- u* from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.. and 1? rtdays Office. extra special. <46 per acre; bad two near car line. / Buck, mgr.. 424 David St. Phone 206 Hacks. J0 a. m. to 2 p. m. Swedish massage. offers of *.< per acre for one of these IDWARD 8. WILKINSON. Brills* Col- SAFE FOR SALE-Almost n« w, a bar- sections a year ago. These pyicee are nmbla Land Surveyor. 1304 Government HACKS’ PHONE 875. Victoria Hack gain. Box 254. Times Office. net from the owner to the purchaser. TO LET—Furnished housekeeping rooms; Street. P. O. Pox 9ft Phone 614. Boot and Shoe Repairing Stand, cor. Yates agd government Sts. Typewriter Repairs Easy terms can be arranged on any of also furnished bedrooms. 941 view 8L HARDY CABBAGE PLANTS at ML them. Address P. O. Box 630. NO MATTER where you bought your WE HAVE EXPERT WORKMEN and Tolmie Nurseries, 80c. pee 100; also Legal. shoes, bring them here to be repaired. Hardy Plants every facility for repairing all makes of greenhouse plants In great variety. (J. TOUR CHOICE of M good lots on or near Situations Wanted—Female HIbbs, 3 Oriental A va., opposite Pan- A. Knight. Hillside avenue at 1300 to <400 each; <20 ALEXIS MARTIN. Barrister-at-Law and typewriters, cash registers, adding ma down, balance yearly payment*. Feth GET OUR LISTS—Three of them. Bulbs. chines. etc. Baxter A Johnson. Phone WANTED—Situation aa house maid or Solicitor. Money to loan. WO* Govern EGGS FOR SETTING—Partridge Wyan erston. Mount Tolmie P. O. waitress In good hotel. Address Mias A. ment street ______Roses and Hardy Plants. We handle only varieties suitable for this climate, dotte*. thoroughbred stock, brown eggs, JVheelei^jiaywood P.. O. Builders & General Contractors * good layers. 13 for $L Call or address FOR SALE—3 good iota, together. In C. W BRADSHAW. BarrlkteDetc. Law and our lists tell you what you want to rtslalty of C. P. R. wharf; Ideal site for Chambers. Bastion street, Victoria. ADVERTISEMENTS under this head 1 know. Flewln's Gardens. 666 Huy wood Watch Repairing 951 Johnson street. cent per word per Insertion; 3 insertions. hotel or apartment house; 12.500 each; WANTED-Dinghy or small tubby row •eunr terms. Yates A Jay, solicitors for Situations Wanted—Male MURPHY ft FISHER. Barrlat.r*. «offri- l cents per word; 4 cents per word per a. rBRH, » Douglas street. owner. 646 Bastion street. Victoria. tors. etc.. Supreme and Kxcheq'ier Court week; 60 cents per line per month. No of English watch repairing. All kinds boat in good condition; cash. Lloyd. FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN desires posi Agents, practice In Patent Office and advertisement for lees than 16 cents. Junk ^o^clocks^ndjwattdieii^^^ 1806 Maple street. Victoria. tion In store, good business experience. before Railway Commission. Hon .... JBIKlUKUlpl--: CHOICE FIR DOORS, i For Sate—Machinery I highest wfwawa PI» IMb-- — Terprnirr Builder. - , WANTEIWicrap brass, copper, sine, wte;.' at tow eat prices, Prompt Attention to Alterations, Job lead, cast iron, sacks, snd all kinds of MISCELLANEOUS tlngton. Tates street. FOR SALE OR RENT-One almost new bing Work and Repairs. bottles and- rubber; highest cash prices 7 h. ». electric moter. Address P. O. Wanted—Articles Mechanical Engineer. Estimates Given. Prices Reasonable. paid. Victoria Junk Agency. 1698 Store FOR SALE—Spring wagon and boggy top. Box ft. 807 Richmond Ave., Victoria. B. C. street Phone 1836. Business Chances McGregor*------’ s Blacksmith. --[lh ggop.Shop. JihBeoo fiVANTED—To buy, a sealing boat, with W. O WINTERFVRN. M I N A... C«kl- street. FOR SALE—One Cowan saw table, oars. etc. Apply Box 418. Time* Office. suiting Mechanical Engineer and Sur CARPENTER—Builder of no usee, motor PORTLAND CANAL will attract morw particulars address P. O. Box «7. veyor. Estimates for all kinds of ma houses, greenhouses, house repairs. Landscape Gardener attention than any other mining dis FOR BALE—Be sets, dressera end SOUTH AFRICAN WARRANTS—I will chinery; gasoline engines s specialty. Phone Dendrldge, A192X______trict In B. C. Opportunities for invest stsnfis, kitchen and uttesaien tablsa, FOR SALE—Qae 21-foot launch hull, pay highest price, sight draft, no de Phone 1631. 1637 Oak Bay avenue, Vic- ment await you now. One company has ALTON A BROWN, carpenters and build E. J. LAING. Landscape end Jobbing cheap chairs, rook stover, brass ket speed model, and one 10 h. p. 2 cyl. lay; send best price, first letter or wire, torle, B. C. Gardener. Tree pruning and spraying a already paid 400 per cent. Write for tles, etc., at the Old Curiosity Shop. marine motor. Address P. O. Box 67, A. T. Brook. Box 766, Regina. Bask. ers. Estimates given on ell kinds of free Illustrated pamphet to Box 4» Vic carpenter work. We specialise In con specialty Residence. 1045 Meare street. Fred. Jeevee, prop, cor. Fort and Victoria, B. C. servatories and greenhouses. Prompt Phone A1213. Office. Wllkerson 4k toria. B. C. Blanchard streets WANTED—Second-hand gasoline engine, Medical Massage. attention. First-class work and moder Brown’s Greenhouse, corner Cook and OR SALE—One second-hand Houston about 6 or 7 h. p. ; must be cheep, ate prlcea Phone BUM. Residence. 586 Fort streets. rAnTNEK WANTED with FOR SALE—Incubator end 1 ten oner, one Smith mortleer. one ply Box 127. Timea______p MR. BERGSTRdM BJORNFELT. Swe- j Bay street. Victoria.______would be content with Î7 to F per day ply Ills Johnson street shaper, one ten-inch «ticker, one small dish Masseur Turkish bath. *21 Fort net profit», to take control of business dynamo. Apply Taylor Mill Co.. Ltd. WANTED—South African rertpL Wë . street. Victoria. B. C. Phone 1856. J. AVERY.-manufacturer of standard tu B. C. that can be developed rapidly FOR RALE-Rifle. 89.65 cel.. 86; mnillns LtyM mi Government St., or P.O. Box will pay 1430 cash. Communicate with high grade concrete building blocks. Lithographing Address Box 182. xtmes OFce. lion baby buggy, <2.60; hammock, com us. General Agency Corporation, Ltd.. 844 Granville street. Vancouver, B. C MRS. EARSMAN. electric light bathe; Artistic work In concrete executed to THE WESTERN LITHOGRAPH CO.. plete. <126: Elgin watch. H. C-. 87.80; medical massage. 106* Fort St. Phone order. Contracts taken for entire 535 Yates street. Producers of fine sta WHO. WHY. WHEN. WHERE to mane porpoise rasor strops. 75c.; set mechani WANTED—Canadian Northwest Oil stock RH65. ; buildings, foundations and fences. Fine tionary and artistic color work. Eetl- profitable mining Investments, by the cal books. 12. M2; electric bicycle lamps. For Sale—Poultry In exchange for good building lots close concrete work our specialty. 1008 Doug . mate* and samples upon request. • late Cedi Rhodes. Most interesting 12.50. Jacob Aaroneon's new and sec to Willows ear Una. Box M, Tim** las street. Phone A1013. report free. Engineer. 188 Ouray. Wash ond-hand store. 66 Johnson street, four BLACK MINORCA end Barred Rock Mining Engineer WILLIAM F. DRYFDÀLE. Contractor ington. D. C. doors below Government. Phone 1147. eggs, n for thirteen. 1712 Denman St., and Builder. All work promptly knd Machinists wear Jubilee Hospital. J. L. PARKER. Mining Engineer and satisfactorily executed. Jobbing neatly FOR SALE—Furniture end business of SPRING REPAIRS-Now is the time te Wanted—Lots Surveyor. 11 Macgregor Block. Victoria. done. Telephone A1392. 1033 N. Park St. boarding house. Apply Box 641, Times about spring repairs, ffipees. gates B. C. Mine examinations and reports. Victoria. B. C. L HA FER. General Machinist. No. 150 Office. general repairs » round the house. For Sale—Wood Superintendence of mining work or con Government street. Tel. 98». Bolden, carpenter. 788 Tates street. tracte taken. Seven years preparatory ALFRED JONES. Carpenter and Joiner. FOR SALE-Kitchen and counter scales, BTelephone BIOS. MILLWOOD, M. Hull, PhonJ IU *s?af work, eleven yeers actual experience as Jobbing work promptly attended to. gas ranges, refrigerator, carpenter colliery manager, ten year* manager of Cor. Blanchard and Fort Sts. Phone B799. Merchant Tailors tools, watches from $3 up, 23 cal. rifles. FOR BALE—A few new buggies, latest WANTED-A ell situated lot for rosi, MOTICE-ro, th. HMt ,x mil L th. dentlal jmrpoasa on JstM, Llndea Or lead and silver, gold and copper mines. DINSDALE A MALCOLM." T" 16-shot, 16: «-shut pump gun. |10; spirit second-hand buggies, wagons * -sslll sail cord wood tn fair- P, 0>. Box 434. Business telephone. WTNG FÔÔK YÏ EN. 2} or lE Uormorant compass, fl2.50, bachelor buttons, I pks. and carta, two. good fresh calved cows; ues Bay. near Pturk. Krply “Let»" Builders arid Contractors, lengths and take sawing machine t Q, Box «23. A1257. residence felepnone. 1812 DINSDALE. MALCOLM. street. Clothes cleaned, pressed and 25c. At X L Second-Hand Store, opp. also all kinds W horses. Apply at L J. 8020 Quadra St______62 Hillside Ave. repaired. Pantage». Johnson street. J. Fisher's Carriage Shop, HZ Discovery of 4 cordsorde and upward» Try • Tw Him * r PACTFie BUILDING A CONTRACTING Douglas street. -Music.' CO.. LTD—Office. Room 28. Five Sla g. J. E. -- - — Wanted—Poultry ters* Block. Estimates furnished. Metal Polish Exchange rtoria. B. C. Phone 16S ALF WHITE. Teacher of Plano. Organ Phone 1664. For Sale—Dogs WANTEIh-A few young chickens or nul and Theory. Studio, 10fi0 Pembroke St. GLOBE METAL POLISH risen* silver, TO EXCHANOEr-|1.5flO equity In modern MILLWOOD. 88. Hull. Phone 1116. le ta. must be cheap (common kind only) ; Phone 1*98 copper snd brass. For sale by The Shore house for good .lota. Box 444. Times FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Irish water Hardware Co., Ltd. Office. spaniel pups, by L. H. Solly’s well *2*j£22LJE22L-^SL5*—ÏÏ5S5L— BANJO. MANDOLIN AND GUITAR Brass Castings known dog. Burrard Pat II. Dogs, 825; Help Wanted—Female taught by W. G. Plowright. Conductor BRASS CASTINGS of ali descriptions for bitches. <30. L. F; Solly, Lakeview of the Alexandra Mandolin and Guitar machinists and launch builder*. E. Farm. Westholme. E. A N. Ry. GOOD GIRL for general house work snd Wanted—Tenders Club, late professor of banjo, mandolin Coleman, shop 646 Pembroke street. Moving Picture Machines For Rent—Houses help take care of one cjhlld. Apply 642 end guitar at Alberts College, Edmon FOR SALE-Fox hounds, beagle hounds, Dallas road. TENDERS WANTED-For building pub ton. etc. Phone A1459. Studio. *23 View MOTION PICTURES-A new supply of ADVERTISEMENTS under this head 1 and all other breeds of sporting and pet lic hall on Pender Island. For particu Chimney Sweeping flrst-eles* "Pathe” film and projecting cent per word per Insertion; 3 Insertions. dogs, fancy pigeons, ferrets, rabbits, WANTED—First-class cook for family lars apply Spencer Perotvst. Ponder lanterns for sale, at Maynard'* Photo 2 cent» per word; 4 cent* per word per Island. B. C. Stock House. 715 Pandora street. week; 56 cents per line per month. No guinea pigs, cattle, sheep and swine; of 12. Apply 326 Douglas street (Beacon LLOYD A CO., prartlcal chimney sweep advertisement for lesa .than 10 cents. 86-page catalogue, 18c. Mount Penn HIM), or Phone B1522. Nursing ers and house-cleaners. 716 Pandora Kennels. Reading. Penns.. U. g. A. St. Grates firebricked, flues altered News Stand NEW SEVEN ROOM HOUSE TO RENT .V ANTED—Dressmaking. 864 Kane St. JUST ARRIVED MRP. WALKER - ISM Belcher Avenue. car line—A LARGE SIZE LOT for NEW HOUSE — Blanchard, near Will lease for 1 Year *1.650—5 ROOMED COTTAGE. In the cash and balance *10 month - IN Electric Bine Print 4 Map He At «a Per Month. Queer! a, 7 rooms, modern ... .*4.000.00 Property will Jump there this summer ; 1211 LANGLEY 8T, VICTORIA. north end, almost new. with cellar, nice iy. on account of the,big 60-day racing; - DWELLING. lawn, fruit trees, etc.; ttolp Is cheap. lots NEW HOUSE—Queeh's avenue, a programme and the fair. We have a beauty, 6 rooms. Lot Wglfco *3,500.JW. IM Young Street. James Bay. AT big snap to offer to-day. Choicest 7 Rooms. Large Lot. comer lot. 53-8x143-*. all level and in Rent «30 Per Month. 11.360-PRETTY LITTLE 6 ROOMED SWINERT0N & 0DDY PRICES LOTS grass; city water and electric light; To Build COTTAGE and 2 large lota, frontage on 1206 GOVERNMENT STREET. * from mm VP. right on the Jmain road; only.. ..*375 1 STORY DWELLING. WHICH CANNOT BE two good streets. Just a step from two Term* *50 cash and *10 month. More Residences _ MS* North Park Street. cat lines; I-d cash. JL...... «__L FAIRFIELD ESTATE. DUPLICATED. Another one, 50x114 for.....*...... *275 ^ Rent «30 Per Month. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY; ^ Æ gameTumsr £». tove . sçyçrsl 4 P.OOM DWELLING, "WOONSON," LOT 66x120—Corner of Cook and Hilda must-* in choice ■ vrt' .er. v Oa 1 Acres I a art «.•OOCOJtNER, LOT „ANP • ROOMED streets ------— NKW ADYKRT1 MOMENTS. orations7 for sate On Eequtmalt Road. COTTAGE, an In gOod order. LOT *7x1#—Chester street ...... *900 it a low price and Rent «30 Per Month. T. P. McConnell UlT 60x120—Cook atreet and Oscar street H. M. WILSON begs to announce tu hla in easy terms. customers and friends that he haa taken Cor. Fort and Govt. Sts. I ROOM COTTAGE. DOTS—Of large Sise. In the Fairfield ...... eg ...... *1.2» quarters In the City Market Building. On Eaquimalt Water Front. LOT 66x320—Cook street *1.160 614 Cormorant street, next to Johnson a - Upstairs. ' MOORE & WHITTINGTON Estate, beat of soil, entirely free from Seed Store, where be will take work-*# About i Acres. LOT 66x126—Oscar Street ...... 71 *866 THERE IS CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS AND Rent «30. rock, price *400 each; terms, *» cash, balance monthly. LUMBER DEALERS. 2 LOTS, 66xl»-Oecar and Chester MONEY WHERE IS B. M. JOHNSON. Real Fa NEW WATER PIPE streets, each ...... ffiW tale Agent, in business continuously Phone A750 Residence, AMO. IN THIS THE NORTH WEST REAL ST. CHARLES STREET-2 acres on s 2 LOTS. eOxllO-Chestar atreet each.. *800 situe 1879? (See below). FROM ELK LAKE IN USE corner, all cleared and culRvated, LOT 66x158—Linden avenue ...... *1,100 FOR YOU. TO RENT—Modern five and six roomed ESTATE CO. price *4.109; on terms. house», Victoria West, Immediate pos- University School teTATABOEN?eD FINANCIAL LOT 66x169—Linden avenue and Hilda *T-««!on. Apply J.W. Otdtey. m Mary ...... E.10O FOR BOYS TM TATES STREET. An Abundant Supply is Now NEARLY 1 ACRES-Water frontage, on 8 LOTS—116 ft. frontage on Fairfield road VICTORIA* B. C. by 89 ft. on Linden avenue, width at VVANTKD-NIce building lot. 1300 to $6«i0, HILLSIDE AVE-New house «rooms Victoria Arm. above the Gorge, nicely on ver> easy terms; state exact location, Brought to Pumping Warden full elsed lot. all modern. 12.mo; treed, and extending from water to pub rear 136 feet ...... *2.090 price, terms, else. Address Box 4bb. Times.______, Rev. W. W. Bolton; M A., Cambridge cash, balance *25 a month. lic road, only *700 per acre; terme If Station. ,______University. , .-1. PBNBROOK ST.-4 roomed house, all The above lota are close to the new Cook SMART BOY WANTED—At W«lf«n A desired. • street tram Hue. Principals ' modern, for *2.090; *300 cash, balance *25 Sons. Jewellers, Government street. We EXPECT R. V. Harvey. Esq . M A., Cambridge a «ülT".....~~ 1 ----r . Cement wSk* ' _ . ■ -,___ EXCHANGE. JORGE ROAD StTB-DIVISION—"W# have Term^l-* cash, balance 1 and 2 years, * Fi 11t RfcN Y1 ■ F urn i »h i >i rtwtw, i ■» » m fort ■ Thp nf the ntw tw*n*y- A able, modern. 331 Mensles street. 3. C. Barnacle. Esq.. London Untv. still for sale In this sub-division lots at at 7 per cent four-lnch main from Elk lake with 2 NEW HOUSES on Pandora street. *2.890 Assisted by a staff of University men. each, for tote in Resins. the North Dairy Farm pumping sta- from *150 per tot up. on terms to suit RUSH LOST—Watermen fountain pen. The school Is now established In Its FARM LAND near Gladetown, Prince purchaser. This property Is,nicely situ please return to title ofBce. tloh was completed about 6 o’clock on Alberts, Carberry, Roblin. St. Claude. ON THESE LOTS. extensive new Redvere, or the Okanagan, for property. ated. free from rock, and mostly under HINKS0N SIDDALL & SON ORANGES—Just- received, shipment fatt- 4^tur«Tay-aft* rnoon and ttic water let BRICK BUTLbING cultivation. Special reduction made to EXCEPTIONALLY EASY furnla navels. See our Une before plac In. It toyk two hours far the big pipe Situated In In Vlctorte. NEW GRAND THEATRE BUILDING. ing your order, as we can save you LOTS. those buying I or more lota; 5 per cent, money. Phone M62. 442 Fort gtréet. to fill up. No leaks have been found, IS ACRES OF PLAYING FIELDS GOVERNMENT STREET. TERMS At Mount Tolmle, 1 % miles from LOT—Fort street, neer Junction of Oak off for cash In all cases. LOST—A leather whip, whistle attached. the Job of laying ,the steel-riveted Bay. *1.600. ENQUIRE AT ONCE Please return to Times Office. main being well done. Victoria. LOT-Unden Ave., near May atreet. *700. CALL AT OFFICE FOR LIST OF 7 ROOMED HOUSE—Fairfield road; near To-day the city’s water Is coming In Cadet Corps. Manual Training. fluT-Quadra street, near Hillside Ave.. FARMS. Cook atreet. with two large lota, now FOR WHERE IS E. M. JOHNSON. NoUry from the lake to the pumping station Gymnasium. rented for *86 per month, price *4.760; or Public for 30 years, date of Royal com Recent successes at McGill and King PARTICULARS. mission January 3th. 1S79T «See below). through both the old sixteen-lech main 2 LOTS—Blanchard" street, near Bay with one tot 66x163. ».*»: terms. anti the new, plia*, ami COO—qUWBtly ston. v street, *1,150 each. LOT 66x140—Fairfield road, near cor. Cook WANTED—Men to rwglstiur their names them an abundant flow for all pur Foe Prospectus apply to EMPIRE REALTY COMPANY on the voters’ list before AprM 5th at THE BURSAR WANTED. | .... Socialist Headquarters, Eagles’ Build poses. REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL 240 ACRES. SAANICH ARM-Nicely situ ing. Government street. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. VICTORIA. 2 Loans of *1.300 Each. Phone 1120. AGENTS. ated and alt good land, at a bargain. HON. W. TEMPLEMAN If you have money to loan on Mortgages «12 TATES STREET. WANTED—A first-class pianist. Write, Call. U ACRES. Just off Tolroie Ave.-Snip SÎ stating experléncé, ëlc.. tô B. JT, CSTê 11.230. of Times. MUSICAL KINDBBQABTEM Insurance Written. IS HELD IN ESTEEM BEAUTIFUL- HOME-4 Worn house a ad FRIDAY AT A. O. U. W. HALI.Wil- (BURROWES* course of music 3 lota, in the heart <>f life cUy.*08,i5e. llams’ Jubilee Singer». Negro melodies, STUDY). D. C. REID & CO. tie NORTH PARK ‘STREET—7 ROOM plantation songs, negro lullabys, camp Intensely Interesting. None of the HOUSE, lot‘50x140. all modern conveni THE CITY BROKERAGE meeting songs, lender auspiewe S$L An tediousness of solitary practice. Classes BANK OF MONTREAL CHAMBERS. drews’ Young People's Society. W. E, Knowles Explains Cause ences, fruit trees, etc., price *2,460. PHONE MS. from 4 to 8 pupils. Special arrangements : : ~______mm. IBS DOUGLAS ST. for classes in outlying city points. 6 ROOM HOUSE-PANDORA STREET, A BARGAIN—Farm, 5 acres, aU good -- ■ - - - x| ——— fun elsed lot. *3,800. of His Defeat My private classes in violin and piano Agents for: land, good A roomed house, good out will continu* as usual. At home daily 10 ROOM HOUSE ON MENZIEH »T - « ACRES S. A. BAIRD buildings. young orchard, close to city, between 13 and 2. Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Co. only $3,:Mil»r four lot* 66x13) each, snap, —A—. - : Katah.. IS. Years.---- _—:_____ Lot 70 ft. x 1» •n, %ln...all modern con- ..OF THE - REAL ESTATE. FINANCIAL AND .IN Here. MRS. E. 8. FOOT. National Finance Co.. Limited. VèhleWéàl prie* KM ~~— A WtHtem»-* O.r fc* ¥*toe «tr- FhoiWATWC...... "33* MICHIGAN ST CHOICEST LAND SURANCE AGENT. Subscribed Cap., 1600,000. HUR8ES FOR SALR-Two earloads of Prudential Investment Co.. Limited. CORDOVA BAY, 1210 DOUGLAS STREET. Subscribed Cap.. 8MMQ0. heax-y draft, giio-ral purpose, roaU- Recently during the debates In the We Have Some of the Best Investments sterk; Just arrived. Eastern bred and Offered. A. C0UQUH0UN HOLMES well broken. Apply Stephenson * House of Commons at Ottawa. W. E. MADE IN CANADA 575 YATES STREET. Nearly 1.000 Feet Sen Frontage. ll.eso Thompson, cor- Cook and Pembroke Call for Particulars. Every Foot Can he Cultivated atjd the streets. Phone BIS*. Knowles, of Moose Jaw. presented tho Soil cannot be Excelled. Buy. a SIX ROOMED HOUSE situation with respect to Hon. William Use Only the Best FOR BALE. On Superior Strut, In Good Condition, The Fine Cedar and other Timber Will WHERE 18 K. M. JOHNSON. Financial Templeman in a very forcible way. THE GRIFFITH CO. FARM. 16 miles from city-50 acres of Ay Modern Convenlencu, Agent, with liou.nuo to invest on Vic fine land, with 5 roomed residence, bath, More Than Pay for Clearing. toria improved real estste? «See below). He said: ROOM 11, MAHON BLDG. TEL 1462. pantry, etc., close to station, an excel ••Mr Speaker. I shall Vndeuvor to «1.660. make my remarks fittingly brief, and REALTY. TIMBER. INSURANCE. lent buy at *»« per acre; terms. TO RENT—Good cottage. Victoria West; PRICE FOR THIS WEEK. NEW FIVE ROOMED COTTAGE, possession April 1st. Apply Box 461, this In the first place 1 shall touch upon KOOTENAY ORCHARD^ LAND—At 9M 1150 PER ACRE. flood Lot 61 X 116. Ea.y Terme and *125 per acre, on easy terms. Ask the observations made by the hon. ^ NEW. MODERN BUNGALOW .for particulars. ACREAGE ON BURNSIDE ROAD WANTED-Lady canvassers. Apply Box member for North Toronto (Mr Fos PAINTING Rl'.SINESS—In up country THE CITY BROKERAGE, Within Four Mllen of the rt«y, »t «5;:. 4*i. this office. ter). The major part of. the hon. gen HIS DOÛGI.A8 STREET. tleman’s speech was devoted to Jeer Near town, established 8 years, doing good Per Acre, all cleared. i' FOUND—Irish terrier bitch. *If not business; lot. buildings, stock and good ing at the hon. member for Nanaimo The Cathedral claimed within 3 days will be sold. will; will sell for *3,250 cash. Inquire «1.475. Apply H., Times Office. (Mr Smith), and at the hon. Minister Six Rooms, Basement, about this. FIVE ROOMED COTTAOE, of Inland Revenue. He takes excep Modern Conv.nl.ncu. Term. Can Be FOR SALK-18-foot gasoline launch, fit Furnace A. W. BRIDGMAN. ted with a h. p. motor of reliable make tion to the maimer In which the Min LATIMER & NEY Arrangml...... sud In grnwi tor >•<>«* Inter of Inland Revenu** finds a seat Is the StinwUrJ Article >4,000 $4.000. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. liux m. .... — m lb.- Hogs* M u true that tha horu USAI. ESTATE. INSURANCE. TIMBER 1*17 GOVERNMENT ST. ..- O.«00.------— gentb-man (Mr. Templeman) was de READY FOR USE A BEAUTIFUL HOME G» FORT 8T. PHONE BJ1. NEW MODERN COTTAOE, WHERE 18 K. M. JOHXKON. General Agent of the Union Assurance Society, feated by a narrow majority at the IN ANY QUANTITY IN A CHOICE LOCALITY. ^ On Hllleld. Avenue. Good Cement with IM.ou6.OUO accumulated assets to recent elections, and .it is also true DWFLUNGS FOR SALE. Baaemont. Furnace. Electric RICHMOND AVE. pay fire losses? (Sec below). that he was defeated by most desplc For making soap, softening wa Light, Etc. able-means. I for one who support the ter, moving old point, dUinfact- F. L. NEALE. Best Buy on This Fine Street. DUNEDIN ITREKT—4 roomed dwelling GREAT SNAP—Excellent 6 roojn new ing link., cloaota, draina and for with etsLle and outbulldlnro. .11 In good cottage, well finished, fine basement, government am here to say that when I FOftT. PHONE ; MODERN HOUSE. 8 ROOMS. order; with 3 lot., prlo. 14,306; with l concrete foundation, lot 5VxL5,a first- we remember the means by which the man? ether perpoeee. A can Lot 66x135. lot H.W>; WST uram. class soli ; only $2.2»*). A. Williams * Minister of Inland Revenue was de oquala 20 Iba. SAL SODA. FOUL Bat ROAD-51 ACRES, tfholce U. CONYERS & CO. Co., 704 Yates street. building alter, *1.600 per acre; terms. 23 Fruit Trees. Stable. CORMORANT STREET—BMwron Doue- •6 VIEW STREET. feated, he hus not the slightest fallen Sold Cv.rrw*an lu end Blench*rd. l.rg. dwelling with WANJED—To exchange, shares In Great in ..ur estimation, but on the contrary VIEW STREET-NEW 5 ROOM COT Everything In Ai Condition. lot «0*1». prk* 0.160. TAGE, all modern conveniences, price West. Permanent Loan for shares In we think the more of him. It Is true, S W. GILLETT CO, LTD. *5.760; terms. *3,450. CORNER KINGSTON AND MENZIE8- 13 250—Cottsge containing 5 rooms, cement ttilk-i* Brick or Bakeries, Ltd. M. H. N. as the hon. member for North Toronto Lerg. I roomed dwelling, with Um. -basement, all modern conveniences has said, that In 1906 the Minister of Tinili. Oat. COOK STREET-NICE TWO STORY *1,000 Cash. ment, end ell modern ronvenleuie throughout, lot 86x120, close to park and FOR SALE—A lovely home, near Good- Inland Revenue found a seat In this HOUSE. 6 rooms, modern, good stable Balance Easy Terme. school; easy terms. acre lake, fitted with all modern con Ip rear, price &2Q6. veniences. large, lot; can be had cheap. House because of a vacancy caused by TRUTCH HOMESTEAD-Cholce lot. *3.406—Bungalow, containing 7 rooms, ati Let A Fraser. Trounce avenue. PARRY STREET—PRETTY NEW S with frontage on Richardron «tnmt modem conveniences, tot 45x140. an Ideal the resignation of Mr. Riley, liow[ Pringle & Phipps, SEE THIS. Linden avenue, Fairfield road end ROOM COTTAGE, wkh stone founda home; terms, half cash. .. WANTED—A girl for general house work senator. The people of the city Hi BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS tion. quite modern, price. Trutcb «rut; price» ti.ioo upwards and plain cooking. Apply Mrs. Aaron- which the Minister of Inland Revenue BEACON HILL PA#K-7l fut n. «, *3 650—New bungalow. $ rooms, cement TRY OUR NEW MODERN HOUSE, basement, ta. and c. water, enamelled son's Curio Store. 1*15 Government St. lives were glad to elect him on that * Rooms, Bath. etc. tut, with double frontage on Hey wood VVER avenu and Vancouver tin.it, „nCi bath, cement walk to house, boulevards WHERE 18 E. M. JOHNSON. Convey occasion and they would have been glad currie & power Basement, Furnace. «4.600. terme. and sidewalks bn street; terms, ancer, who will make your deeds, to have elected him on the 26th of Quaker Bread REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE* Close to Tram Lines. cash, balance easy payments. leases, securities and agreements? (See October lost. If they had not been mis SOMETHING NEW below). 1214 DOUGLAS ET. PIIONE 140L Good Location. $2.866—House. 6 rooms, well finished led and deceived. But. when we look Phone 1831 70» PANDORA ST. Only *2.706. _ throughout, all In flfst-class shape, tot WANTED- Building tot Oh Unden AVe. at the records of hew „the Minister of OOOOOOOOOQOOO ooooooooooooo 51x136; terms, half cash. Send price, terms and particulars to P. Inland Revenue haa found a seat tn |1.86b—WU1 buy 1 fine residential tote en HEISTERMAN. FORMAN 4 CO. $1.850—Dallas ros'd, choice building sits, O. Box 38». this House and of how the tym. mem •The Memory of Quality Lingers Fort street and 1 op Bank street, with beautiful view of Straits, close to park, tier for North Toronto has found » When Prices Are Forgot tan.’* cement sidewalks, sewer, etc., and on PEMBERTON & SON 1307 GOVERNMENT ST PHONE LA very cheap. , WHERE IS K M JOHNSON, Collector 4 car line. This la the best t*uy in the FUR sALCj. of Rents. Interest an.d Income, à tad fur- geat here, I do not think the compari REAL ESTATE. *1,225—Large lot in James Bay. fihe nlehee prompt returns. <8ee below). son lg very much to the credit of my r city, and will be sold _ on very easy roundings; this Is a money maker. 634 FORT STREET. hon. friend from North Toronto, terms. «3 leo—Buy. a new bungalow, with .v.rv $525—I^irge tot, good building site, Old IF YOVR LAWN MOWER nejeds atten Perfection Blend Tea A SNAP—12 room modern new house on modern canvenlcme. on a fini lot. K Esquimau road; easy terms. tion phone four-four-six and we will had rather be In the position of the HOME SNAPS. good, locality, andatuut five wlautu' •end for IL Sign of the liig. Key. Ml MJmatur of Inland Havana* who found 2 Ml else lots, ttolctor avenue, price *m~Gooa teveviot, on VIhIhg 8. He et; very 96.560; *1,800 cash, balance easy terms walk from Post Office, on easy terms. Fort etrvet. a seat In the city in which he lived for 50 Cents Per Pound. PEMBRidficE STREET-* roomed modern *2,666—Buys a new cottage, with every st 4 per cent. TO LET-House, dose to car, 8 bedrooms. many years and of which be is one of TO RENT-We have a few 5 and I room house, on good corner. cl*se to car line. FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN. AND> parlor, dining room, kitchen, bath. el,ec- the pioneers, known and respected. pxagjjsaliy. ua across DIRECT IMPORTING TEA & ‘‘S’Üod'io^my."" on B,‘"='>»d AT LOWEST T««j Pgni 11LÔU lUOllUlb'. Bond * thAU .ha.A»..f,Jl»e *«'H the _ at the Clark. i k ; ' : back; I bring In between I CURRENT RATES. member for North Serontn who, 1 am COFFEE CO. month! Informed, stated his political career A. WILLIAMS & CO. «86*—Buy. **'■ c,<*« to WANTED-A talloress. Apply Victoria TM YATES STREET. *2.1». Government Buildings. Dye Works. 8*4 Fort street in a place called the County of Kings 632 Yates Street, HILLSIDE AVE.-4 Hu»-And upward, for uvcral fin, lou in the province of New Brunswick cottage, occupies a full els JM. in the Work Estste. Ul* HARMAN & PUNNEH. WHERE IS K. M JOHNSON. down by the sea. | ah tpld that from m-ww t ■ iteew- nées®, tot - MONEY -TO LOAN at lowest rater. ' « TRWWeS At» 4alow. ehaute ,a£-«sDU/sa m* There Ikg went'lo anotfièir' cWfity ; "he' A SHARE of your Fire Insurance solic and improves sa die? (8e<- below). Eroutm.lt, «1.300. being completed; la easily worth *2.750. wandered to and fro on the earth, and ited. 3 IA>TS—Eaeh 50xll«. Wellington Ave., m-MEW S ROOM COTTAOB. lus. lot ‘ S2.ee. 5 ACRES, all In cultivation, planted with he fourni a lodging- place -lit the county NOTICE choice fruit, 6 room house, furniture dnm* to Linden. $45») each. 1 lot on same, clora to Mr. u»r terms. NORTH PARK STREET-4 roomed mod a<]mining comer lot on Dallas rmpt, <«D): , In Lh« Matter of the Estate of James ern cottage. 5 minutes from the City horse, wagon and harness; a bargain. !» K- Box 174, Post Office, ___Pottlngsr, Decessed. 1*6-0001) COTTAGE. Urge let, do* t. Hall, full elsed tot. large barn at rear. *3.806r must be sold. ------Notice is hereby upven, pursuant to the or. «1.600; easy terms. Terms will be Just ae you want them. STAN1.EY STREET-LOT 16x136. no rock FOR SALE—8 room bungalow cottage, Trustees and Executors ^ Act. t,hat all Smokers’ Requisites fine building site, facing south, *556; *150 full basement, furnace, extra good FOR SALE 1 creditors <>f the vstat»- uf said deceased MS-4 ACRES at good lend, with fruit down. *16 per month. plumbing, south slope, close to park. 8 NEW HOUSE, raadr for oc-.upatloo are required, on- or before the 16th day of 'trara Str.wb.rry Yds. «3.006 minute»’ walk from P. O. Apply W. D. about March lit; Urge r.,oDUo„h'Jf. April. A. D. 1209. to send particulars of C.C. PEMBERTON A.M. JONES BEST LINE IN THE CITY 6| ACRES, on BURNSIDE ROAD-Cot McOregon 1042 Southgate St. (next door». their claims, duly verified, to the under tage, outbuildings, etc , well, nearly al with breierd brick open flr.nl.., municipality of the district" ALWAYS ON HAND panontS 6 foot with beamed signed, solicitors for Janies Hot linger, ad 636 VIEW STREET. PHONE 1711. In cultivation. *2.500. WHERE 18 K. M. JOHNSON, who pays OF OAK BAT AT THE dlntng room alao haa p.nelled ministrator of the said estate; and all 100 ACRES IN LAKE DISTRICT-Not and settles the ••Union’s” fire tosses and beamed oallln. and large aide, persons indebted to the said estate are without delay, and paid Pacific Club In required to pay such indebtedness td the WATER FRONTAGE Improved, assessed at *2.000; l.Ono cords board; pantry off dining room lead NOTICE. fine timber, good «raxing, road through full M hours after fire? (See below). In* Into kitchen and lardera; draw undersigned forthwith. ON VICTORIA ARM. HUB 7 miles from Victoria; Si.306. ing room ha* fire grate, end |, ft,, Dated àt Victoria. B. C.. this ISth- day of VACANT CORNER—On <’o<»k street, fac V. D. 1909. publie notice is hereby given that all Terms can be had on the above. ing S. W.. 70xtoi. price $1,000. Apply 1-Tm doWtalnTtour tSd'4Sm, JACKSON A HKLMCKKN, ■ persons desirous of having works of Small tots and large lots, beautifully JSmT. Box 757. P. O. Ges$ Improvement carried oat by the situated, «toch having a frontage on the CIGAR STORE tO RENT. Solicitors and Barristers, finest sheet of water on thé Coast for l..- : :ulli ÎSlrueU Victoria. B. (\ MunlcipnMty during the current year must FLAT. 3 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, 2 FOR SALE—2 -most desirable Int» in" Oak file a Statutory Petition for same With sea bathing and for boating. CORNER GOVT. AND minutes to car. electric light and water, a pretty. ««H trrod lot «au. the Muntotpef Clerk on or before 16th The district la well sheltered and the Bay, fine view. JPIHMHIBIHfine oaks and fine soi minute from Oak Ba, nr temperature mild. *12 per month. ■H9MPHPH1M$5l*i each; will butid tdto atiltstill purchaser.purchai Aÿy’ordkr of the,Council. TROUNCE ALLEY W. D. McGregor. 1042 Southgate St. quick rale * very moderate price ii 7 J S. FLOYD. Good soil, and near Gorge car Une. EVERYTHING ‘SEVAN WOS. *00, Ltd. n B. M. JOHNSON'S OFFICE IS NO. M4 Read the “Times C. M. C. FORT ST . oppo»lt“ «’ans«lian Bank of «86 FORT STREET. Victoria. B. C.. 2nd March, 1*86. TIMES WANT ADS. PAY UP TO THE MINUTE READ THE DAILY TIMES <-um me rev and next the C. P. R. Office. X A : a? "" " , ...... 1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 190B. dr bitch owned In Victoria, or vicinity. First prise,, 32; second, 31; third, THE STORE THAT SERVES TOO* RUST. ONIONS ! diploma. IF YOU WANT TO SAVE ON You know our reputation for handling; only the to rt lirnmla anti Mtiheat ^ ONIONS! Stewart Williams, cash, 12.8», fmrbest gratis goods. Come h**re (or your Oriv