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NO. 2 l VOL. 43. VICTORIA, B. C., THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1913 MISS WILSON 13TH INTENDED TD LEAVE ACQUISITION OF CANADIAN NORTHERN SERVIA TO DECLARE UN FOR LAUTERBACH WfllT™B8E 0NE MILLION TONES bailway i1Y DCIMINIION GO VERM[Ml8N r 161IINST BULGARIA President's Second Daughter King Peter and Premier Pach- New York Lawyer Who Fig Lacty Sackville Gives Evidence to Marry Francis B, Sayre itch Left Belgrade This ured in Lamar's Testimony in the Scott Wi!* During Present Year CANADIAN NORTHERN Morning for Uskup Not on Hand Case British Financial Interests Concerned in Lines and Provincial Governments Are Behind Request That the Completion MERGER STATEMENT Washington, D. C„ July I.—Presi of the Coas| to Coast Transportation Undertak The merger statement of the C. N. R. ROUMANIAN ARMY ANTI-TRUST LEAGUE dent Wilson's declaration that the gen THREATENED TO REVOKE ing of Mackenzie & Mann Shall Become main and affiliated lines Is as follows: erally supposed hoodoo •'ll” was his Guaranteed by Dominion of Canada, TO BE MOBILIZED MAN GIVES EVIDENCE lucky number and always had been, WILL ON ANY PRETEXT — Dominion Work $68,043,260. was recalled by society to-day in con Province of Manitoba, $24,110,546. nection with the announcement of the Province of Saskatchewan, $8,080,000. Province of Alberta, $6,586,665. Circumstantial.Reports of De Declines Names of Members engagement ' of Miss Jessie Wilson, The Millionaire Promised Her SUDDEN JOURNEY TO LONDON OF MINISTER Province of British Columbia, $16,- second daughter of the president and feat Are Issued by Ser Because Trusts Would Then 490,000. ? Mrs. Wilson, to Francis B. Sayre, of Houses Near Paris and in OF FINANCE SAID TO BE DUE TO MAHER Province of Ontario. 17,860,000. vians and Greeks Smash Them Lancaster. Pa. The influence of the These figures make a total of guar president’s lucky “II,” It Is believed, * !-,hnn at His Death anteed securities of $120,120,461. tends to the entire Wilson family. For Of securities» not guaranteed the Miss Wilson, engaged in 1112 and to Ottawa, July S.—Thè acquisition of the Canadian Northern system main Canadian Northern Interests have as KNEW OF FRAUDS IN become a bride in 1113, will be the line and branches in every province of Canada, by the Dominion government, follows : CASUALTIES HEAVIER “lSth” White House bride. The first CALLED THEM LOCUSTS will be considered at a conference in Ottawa late in the summer or early in Four per cent, debenture stock, $48,- wedding in the White House was dur 484,880; income stock, $25,000,000; the autumn. A conference of provincial representatives has already been ar THAN REPORTS STATE ARMOR PLATE CONTRACTS ing the Madison administration, when BUT ALWAYS CHARMING equipment bonds, $32,086,488. land in 1811 Miss Lucy Payne Washington ranged. It was originally intended that the chief matter to be considered was grant bonds, $7,000,000; Ontario four became the wife of Judge Todd of that of federal representation and Dominion aid. However, an intimation has per cent, debenture stock, $11,473,641; Kentucky. Miss Washington was a London, July 3.—War is to bo de W&shtnghton, D. C., July 3.-*-Edward been received of an Informal character from some of V-e provincial govern Quebec debenture stock, $5.814,660; sister of Mrs. Madison and In the fol London, July 3.—The “fight for the Quebec bonds, $1,506,760; Western clared by Servie against Bulgaria at Sauterbach, the New York lawyer who lowing year Mrs. Madison gave up the ments and from British financial interests asking that the question of taking millions," the suit in which the rela Railway four per cent, bonds, $2,800,- Uskup, for which place King Peter and White House for the wedding of a over the Canadian Northern companies and completing the system ffom coast flgurea In David Lamar's impersona tives of the late John Murray Scott are 009; Duluth, Winnipeg and Pacific cousin, Miss Anna Todd. bonds, $6,627,666*. Canadian Northern Premier Pachiteh departed from Bel tions of congressmen in telephone talks endeavoring to have pronounced In to coast should also be dealt with. Weddings followed after that in the Montreal tunnel and terminal, $2,676,- grade this morning, aoeerding to the With New York financiers, was not on It Is understood that the Dominion government is willing to take up this Monroe and Adams administrations valid on account of alleged Undue In Exchange Telegraph Company. The hand to-day as trie Senate lobby com until President Jackson set the record problem and that it will probably, constitute the most Important Item on the
Established 1862 ILL MACDONALD ON HOPE OF AVERTING IMPERIAL SENTIMENTS WAR DISAPPEARING Angus Campbtîl V Co., Ltd., 1006-1010 Government St. The Latest in Mesh Bags -.... ——Our Phone No. Is 181 • ■ ------Have Just Arrived To-day. Warns His Audience Against Fierce Fighting Between Bul garia and Servia Results in See them; they are the very newest, and we have all Putting Materialism in sizes and prices, and also a large variety to choose Place of Patriotism Enormous Losses
from. l. London, July 3.—Any remaining hope EXPERT WATCHMAKERS ~ Vancouver, July 3.—“Matters of of averting a Balkan war is rapidly National Import” was the subject of disappearing. Bulgaria has sent warn an address delivered by M. A. Mac ing notes to Servia and Greece, de donald. a Vancouver lawyer, at the manding a cessation Of all aggressive REDFERN & SON Progress club luncheon yesterday. He movements within twenty-four hours. traced the growth of imperialistic These notes açe regarded as tanta sentiment throughout the Empire, and Diamonds and Gold Jewelry Sayward Block mount to an ultimatum. more particularly In Canada, and umm urged that conditions should be left A Belgrade dispatch via Paris to to Work out alone unaided by any night announces that the king of Ser scheme of Imperial federation. via Is presiding at a council which Is expected to decide to declare war on Mr. Macdonald said that It was most Bulgaria. $TI¥ES fitting that at the first luncheon after FOB the celebration of the forty-sixth anni Greece, In notes to Bulgaria and the In Full Swing CAMPERS versary of confederation they should powers, Justifying her action, accuses give full scope to patriotic Impulses. Bulgaria of treacherously attacking the Single Burner Oil Stoves $3.50 For that reason he had chosen to Greeks and Servians in order to seize |IMPLY wonderful were the crowds that thronged this store yesterday, speak on Canada’s place in the Empire. Important territory, and so place her Two Burner Oil Stove $10.00 The future of Canada, he said, Is, self In an advantageous position In the and particularly the Mantle and Suit Section. But it cannot be won- not In Impérial federation &a dreamed coming negotiations for a settlement Three Burner Oil Stoves $12.50 of by sortie people, but by the de of the Balkan difficulties. _____ dered at when one knows the cause of such buying enthusiasm. Ovens $4.00 and $3.50. velopment of the free autonomy of In the meantime fighting continues, Those Suits at $5.00 and $10.00 apiece were the pleasantest surprise each state within the Empire, each according to Servlap advices, on a Sheet Iron Stoves, $10 to $4.50 doing its share to build up Itself, and hekyy scale, and the king of Greece, Victoria women have had in many a day; but great as the buying was yester thus building up the Empire as with his staff, has left Salonlca for the Certainly, we've got Campers’ whole. front to direct the operations person day, greater still are our stocks. We have a tremendous range of Summer Having first thanked the club for the ally. garments still on hand. So every day there are to be had here special bar Hardware. ■honor conferred by being chosen as The representatives of the powers the speaker at what waa practically at all the Balkan capitals are urgently gains in every department, and at prices we calculate must positively effect Ühe Dominion Day luncheon, Mr. Mac pressing the respective governments donald appealed to the members of the rot to allow unfortunate occurrences a clearance. Drake Hardware Co., Limited Progress club not to be too engrossed to drag them Into war. "■*18 Dcuglas Street. Phone 1646 In their laudable task of prosperity A Belgrade dispatch to the Dally and natural development of the pro Telegraph reports that the Greeks went vince. We were living largely In an to the assistance of Servians, and after Linen, Crash and Pongee Linen age of materialism, but It was not heavy fighting recaptured Guevghelt. Ladies’ Suits Reduced to $10.00 wise to Ignore the necessity for giving The Bulgarians met with real disas Coats $5.00 full operation to sentiment, and to Serge», Worsteds, Fine Tweede Fancy Ratines, ter, when. In an attack on the Servian Two-Tone Corduroys, etc., in splendid color patriotic Impulse, he said. About 60 only of those most useful Coverall positions at Retkibukwe. on the bank ings, Including greys, havys, tans, whites and “Without visions people perish. This of the Zletovo river, they attempted blacks. Values up to $|0.00. Sale price 910.00 Coats of linen, repp, crash and pongee linen; Is a thought which we should remem desperate assaults with the bayonet. Dozens of Smart Satin^Linen Tailored Suite, in single or double-breasted; many of them hand A Very ber at this time, when we in Canada These failed, and the Bulgarians left all the newest material»; fine colorings. Includ somely embroidered or braided, trimmed vari are receiving so many foreigners and behind a thousand dead and wounded. ing black and navy serges. Values up to $80. haw before us the task of cultivating Sinée early this morning there has ously with deep collars and cuffs of colored Sale price ...... 912.50 In them patriotism, both Canadian been fighting along the entire front, repps or eponge cloth, etc. Walking or Motor and imperial. This is the thought Another Rack of Magnificent Suite. Values to which includes Retkibukwe. Zletovo, ing Coats: stylish, useful and up-to-date. Val which I should like to impress upon $35.00. Sale price ....’...... 915.00 Remarkable Kotchana and Isttp. The Bulgarians ues $7.60, $10 and $13.60. During sale, all one you and every business man In opened the attack and many hand-to- And Another Rack containing a large and Canada. Business Is good, but It is hand bayonet encounters took place. varied assortment of pew stylish suits. Val price...... 96.00 Important, you should remember, that Both sides lost heavily. One Servian ues to $40. Sale price ...... 917.50 It is sentiment which preserves the division captured an entire detachment Integrity of nations. In older days It of Bulgarian infantry, consisting of Piano Bargain used to be the boast of a Roman, T 1.000 men and 150 officers, with guns. Ladies’ and Children’s Pyjamas am a Roman citizen;’ so to-day the The Bulgarian government has ad Ladies’ Dresses Almost Given Away proudest boast a man can make lA dressed an urgent appeal to Russia, One-Third Off that which Is our privilege in Canada “DOMINION” Piano, guaranteed according to a Sofia dispatch to the Here’s a grand assortment of stylish One-Piece to say. T am a British subject' or, as These “Goodnight Brand" Garments, becoming Times, invoking intervention at Athens Dresses, made from rich satins and silks, fine for ten years. ü* Q FA I would prefer to express U, T am a more and more popular, comes In splendid fab and Belgrade In the hope of preserving serges, poplin, bengàllnes, Bedford cords, » Price, including stool tPOWv British citizen.,* ” v shepherd checks, all colors and black. All-beau rics for summer wear, and are all reduced one- third their price— Dealing with the magnitude of the Bulgaria undertakes to abstain from tifully trimmed, and ranging In price from $15 Empire, Mr. Macdonald cited the any hostile movement for twenty-four up to $23.50. All one price, only...... 97.60 Children’s Nursery Design Pyjamas, $1.25 and Easy Terms. familiar fact that the British Empire hours, the dispatch says, but fears that Another lot of new Dresses. Values to $30.00. $1.36. Sale price 85# contains one-fifth of the land of the Sale price ...... 98*75 a longer suspension of hostilities will Children’s White Vesting and Soft Cord Pyja- habitable glol>e and possesses one-fifth be impossible owing to the excitement It is of weathered oak, in strictly mission architecture. It is not of its population, and in this connec And a magnificent lot of Gowns, worth up to mae with frog fasteners. Regular $1.50. .91.00 among the troops. $36. Sale price ...... ,|12.50 a second-hand instrument; it's brand new. tion evoked cheers as he said, when Children’s Seersuoker Pyjamas with frog fast alluding ,to the land of the Empire— Belgrade. July 3. — Army headquar eners; eky, pongee and pink. Reg. $2 .91*35 “and this includes all the waters so ters report that the Servians, after Ladies’ Cambric Print Pyjamas. Regular $1.60. Exactly Suitable for a Small Bungalow or the Den 'long as Britain remains mistress of capturing Istlp. pursued the enemy, Misses' Sailor Dresses $7.50 Sale ...... 91*00 the seas. Let us hope that the day capturing over 100 officers and 1,000 shall soon come when we may say Brand New, Beautifully Made Sailera, In fine, Ladies’ Cord Dimity, white frog fasteners; col SEE IT TO-DAY that this Is because of the existence, Press dispatches report that san hard-finish aergee, for girls to II years, trimmed ors sky, grey and ecru. Regular $2....91 *35 not of her navy, but of our navy.” red braids, pipings and emblems. Regular Then coming to Canada’s place In guinary fighting has prevailed at Ladles’ Taffeta Cloth, In pretty plain colors, The best value for the price or anywhere near it •10.60 and $12.60. Sale price...... 97.50 the Empire, Mr. Macdonald said there Ovtchepolye, where the Bulgarian with silk frogs; hello, sky, grey and pongee. was now no doubt that Canada’s place losses were enormous, and where 6,000 Regular $2.25. Sale ...... 91*50 was In the forefront of public discus Bulgarians surrendered. In this en Ladies’ Lovely All-Silk Pyjamas. Regular $6.50. gagement 2,000 Servians were killed or sion to-day wherever the subject of Sale .tv.«•• ••.,..•...... ,..94.26 Empire was discussed. w ounded. Girls' Coats $2.50 GIDEON HICKS “It was not always thus. In years According to the best Information to be obtained at the Servian capital, the An Odd Let of Stunning Little Coats for girls 6 before confederation there were British to 14 years; long and reefer styles, either navy , statesmen who looked askance at the battle line extended from Kotchana, Is- blue or red serges, one or two white ones; nice colonies, and regarded them as mill tip and Strumitza toward Guevgheli, $3.76 Ladies’ Chiffon Scarfs $1.75 ly trimmed cloth facings, collars, etc. Values to stones around the neck of Britain. I and thence onward to the Gulf of Or- °ÇP*5!to Piano Company °p ^ $6.60. Sale price ...... 92.50 Lovely shades of rose and hello, with Iridescent do not censure these statesmen; ' they fanl. spangles. Splendid for evening wear. Regu The Bulgarians delivered their heavi knew no better; they had not the lar $1.76 and 2.76. Sale ...... 91*75 depth of vision. Their Intention was est blows at Guevgheli, where they met good but their vision was impaired. the Greek-Servian line, and at Isttp. Ladiee’ Pure Silk Scarf with hammered metal Up to al>out twenty years ago Canada They still hoM Guevgheli, but were Girls' and Misses’ Coats $5.00 designs; white, pink, sky, hello and ecru. Regu driven from Istlp eventually with lar $3.76. Sale ...%...... 91.75 did not loom large In the eyes of the A long rack of these useful garments, white civilized world. Even the average heavy losses to Ovtchepolye, where the serges, navy coatings, fawn tweeds, covert Britisher knew little about Canada. Servian army was massed. The Ser “Yale and vian supporting forces coming up in cloths, Bedford and blanket cloths. Regular time, met the Bulgarians at Demak prices $7.60 up to $11. Sale price...... 96.00 Neckwear FRENCH AIRMAN FLIES and Petrisslno. behind Kotchana. where OVER LONG DISTANCE a fierce fight ensued. 600 Pieces of Neckwear; all shapes and styles. Towne ” The Bulgarians suffered heavily, the Values to 50c. Sale price ...... 15# Servians capturing an Important height Linen, Holland and Taffeta Suits Viltacoublay. France. July 3. — The 376 Pieces of Neckwear; all shapes and styles. near Osigovtt, called Ritlkibukwe. $5.00 Values to 76c. Sale price...... 25# BUILDERS’ French airman, Marcel G. Brlndejonc On the other side of Ouevghell the 280 Pieces of Neckwear; all shapes and styles. des Moulinais, descended here at Greek armies are concentrated, and Here’s a tempting line: Splendid Suits for Values lo $1.00. Sale price ...... 35# twenty minutes past four yesterday the Bulgarians are caught between two Summer wear, nicely trimmed, well tailored; HARDWARE afternoon, completing the last stage forces come In several colors, natural, blues, pinks, A Table of Level/ Neckwear, new and atylish. We have a full line of the from The Hague of his flight of 3,100 Unconfirmed reports say further tans, etc. Values to $12.76. Sale only..96*00 Regular up to $2.75. Sale price...... 75# miles in the same aeroplane. He left heavy fighting in the Istlp district in above goods. Shall be pleased here oh June 10 and flew by way of which the Servians were compelled to Beylin and Warsaw to St. Petersburg, to show you samples now on abandon their fortified positions at the returning by way of Stockholm. Copen view in our showroom and to hagen, Hamburg and The Hague. Dur town of Istlp and leave behind them their wagons. Fifty-four officers. In quote you prices. ing his Journey he was received by the BARGAINS in Tremendous sovereigns of Russia, Sweden, Den cluding four colonels, were among the GLOVES Reduction» in mark and Holland. killed, while the losses on both sides numbered several thousand. BARGAINS in Bleuesa and Although the war has waged for E. G. Prior & Company, Ltd. Lty. HOSIERY Washing Dresse» sixty hours, the Bulgarian minister and Sole Agents. Corner Government and Johnson Streets BARGAINS In To Have Perfect Skin his staff are still here. Telephonic Don't overlook communication between Belgrade and Every Throughout the Summer Sofia has ceased. Department According to the latest advices from ‘ The Fashion Centre' (From The Guide to Beauty.) the front the Bulgarians have been en tirely driven off the territory which These days the face and neck need they occupied when they encountered special care and attention. Flying the Servians unawares. The Bulgarian l>yu«™,QKSu, dust and dirt, the beating sun, are right wing has been completely routed. severe on any skin. Their despoiling It Is asserted that the fighting was The Provincial Royal effects are best overcome by the ap the bloodiest In the history of the Bal plication of pure mercolized wax. This Jubilee Hospital kan whr. FREE! keeps skin and pores in a cleanly con Incorporated 1890. dition, the complexion beautifully AFuflBlz.SOcB.xof The annual meeting of the direc white and spotless. Tan, freckles, BODY RECOVERED IN tors and subscribers to the Institu blotches and roughened cuticle are tion will be held In the City Hail, HAMELS, BRAIES AHD TILES * EDMONTON FATALITY Make-Man Tank Tablets Victoria, on Thursday, 26th June, actually absorbed by It. One ounce of at 4 o’clockp. m. New consignment just arrived. Call at 613 Pandora street mercolized wax, obtainable at any Are yon weak end nervous ? Do BUSINESS-Receiving the annual drug store, Is sufficient to completely Edmonton, Alto., July 3.—The first ,tra suffer from backaches, rheum every tablet tee per ctoeetkntijfahd we report of the directors, the trea renovate a soiled complexion. It is surer’s statement for the year enj- and let us. show them and quote you prices. body to be recovered of the six lost or kidney troubler Are your itomcch lng 81st May, 1913, and the election used like cold cream, allowed to re In the river last Thursday evening «active C*f CM oonzteoUy rettlnr out of rmtewsgtisas» eo thet you een^edoy , of the directors. main on over night, and washed off In was brought ashore yesterday after AreToulocW.wclybtr poN _ TBUB The four following directors re the rpornlng. noon at a point only a few hundred tire, but are eligible for re-election: Mrs. C. W. Rhodes, Messrs. Simon As the skin tends to expand In warm feet from where the accident occurred, S&sægf**,o" Lelser, A. Wilson, J. A. Mara. weather, causing wrinkles to form, a at O'Neill’s gravel plant. It was that yonmktMMflMeteneppeelfForyoar Donors and subscribers can vote F. Jeune & Bro. good astringent lotion should be used. of Mrs. Roden C. Cooper, wife of the iBgdSfcttdPSsi^SS !or four (4) members only. The Dissolve one ounce powdered saxolite manager of Marshall, Wells Hard-, ity Council nominate five (8), (ha tJjorinelcl Government three (3), Practical Sail and In one-half pint witch hazel. Bathe ware Company. and the French Benevolent Society the face In this during the heat of the The discovery was made by J. —cJroSfS three (8). making a total of tiff day or before going out for theatre Whalen, Frank Schymore and A. Wat-- directors. Tent Makers All donors of money. $60 and ui or social affair. It Is a remarkable ley, employees of the O’Neill Dredg Wards, and annual subscribers of 1 skin tightener and wrinkle eraser. ing company, who were running e We stock everything for Camping; Factory and nd upward* axe eligible to vole fo scoop which traverses the bottom of Office. PwmmUf* ...... Special Auto Tally-ho Service to the river. The cable attached to the My Kaae....—..... Phene 796. 670 JOHNSON 8T. P. O. Bex 1210 Cordova Bay starting Sunday, 6th, and nose of the dredge became entangled m. Victoria, 11th June, 1913. every Sunday thereafter. Seats must In Mrs. Cooper’s hair and brought sawsesA-i* «SmIm sJSTmXTm be reserved at office, 906 Government her close to the shore, where the re For ul, hr the following Victoria Drug Btoresi Cyrus H. Bowes, 111» Ooyern- THE TENT PEOPLE street, opposite post-office. Car, mains were taken from the river. Reefs Made Fire-Proof by No1 “Dixieland;" time, 10 a. m., return 7; ment street; Dean A Hlecockz. Tatee eai Broad street; W. M. Hr* 1411 Ctor- Greer Co„ 1821 Wharf Street, price, 50c return, S5o single. J English Baby Cars, rt 768 Fort St * ; street. »f “N»g“ Roof composition. JS- SABBATH OBSERVANCE.
The Lord's Day Alliance will tinder-; take an appeal from tjie decision of thé Washed police magistrate’s decision dismissing Bargains for Friday Sabbath Ôbservabce prosecutions on Nut Coal the ground that this island is exempt* from the operation of the act. The firql} decision on this point was given somiK $5.00 Per Ten Brings Heavy Reductions on Women's Wearing Apparel months ago and Is fairly well-knowi^ to the public, and yet there is no, This is a high-grade Nut greater measure of Sabbath desecratiop Coal Sold r- a low price to than there was when the public believed induce, you to lay in your they were subject to the pains and; stock of Coal now. . _ . penalties of the law on the subject.' We beg of you to let us Children's Coats An Exceptionally Tobacco and news stands effie open, ttj Is true, but they have always been fill your Coal bin now,>nd opened on Sundays In this city. And when next winter • rolls Immense THE DAILY TIMES bands have always played in the parks, around you will thank us for Good Corset agitations for ^heir prohibition having Published dally texcepthtg Sunday) by been received with roars of protest which ft. „ THE TIMES PUNTING A PUBLISH speedily squelched them. The day Is Reductions ING COMPANY, LIMITED Value for Friday observed by Victorians as strictly as Offices...... Comer Broad "5fc by people 6f the eastern cities, where Kirk & Co. rpHESE are in the three-quarter and full- Editorial Offlco...... i...... the regulations are rigidly enforced. Phones ^12 and 139 length. Serges, whlpcDrds. silks and rp HROUGH the co-operation of the mamifac- There In housands they cross the Inter tweeds are the materials, in cOlbrS blues, SUBSCRIPTION RATES 618 Yates St. Etiquima.lt Rtisd turers we are enabled to offer out patrons national boundary line to take in base tans, reds and cream. Sixes to lit girls from Dally—Ctty deliver»'...... ■te- per mo"lh a most extraordinary Corset value. It is «ne ball matches. 8 to 12 years. t' ' ^ Vnatmt Obviously those legislators who thirty of the beautiful and world-renowned years ago exempted Vancouver Island 6 Coats only, regular..$2.76 Friday Poster» to United States $1 per year extra from the application of the statute 3 Coats only, regtilar ....$4.76 50 iftPtO&ESI were unerring students of character. 8 Coats only, regular ...... $4 90 COPY FOR ADVERTISEMENTS The islanders being so inherently good, E. C. Anderton AH «my for «tleptny sAreytmAnent» most CORSETS especially on the Sabbath, it was un Real Estate and Insurance 1 Coat only, regular . $5.75 he at Times office before « pm- «- *£•.?*,* necessary to legislate them into recti pravtm to the day of Insertion. 7""“ Room 4 McGregor Blk. Tel. 1910 5 Coats only, regular ...... $7.50 , Friday Imperative. When this rule is tude. This 1s not an argument against As illustrated, and eut upon fashion’s latest piled with we do not guarantee Insertioa. 6 Coats bnly, régulai* ...... $8.78 03*75 Sabbath observance laws, which. In 2 Coats only, regulajr...... $9 75 lines of “length” and “slimness,” and will fit cities like Toronto, for Instance, n* Good quality 7-room houka, In any average figure. The value, style and wear CLEAN UP. V doubt are vitally required. We men Oak Bay, half block off car, on ■ 6 Coats only, regular .....$10.00 are all there, and eomfort, too. tion Toronto because it so frequently 60 ft. lor; every modem con 2 Coats only, regular...... $12.50 Friday ' Now that the proposed summer car held up to the un regenerate Western venience and very good taste. Regular value $2.25. (St KA ^JN-RUSMHX A great sacrifice at ....$4400 3 Coats only, regular...... $15.00 00.75 July Sale, Friday..... «DJ--DU nival has been assured beyond per communities as a model of righteous 1 Coat only, regular . $20.00 ness and an object lesson of the effl il d venture, we think it is the duty of Two new 4-room houses, with the city council and private Individuals cacy of regulations in keeping the way splendid view of Gorge, on ward feet of people on the straight and very easy terms, at, each $2250 to cordially co-operate with the car narrow path. nival committee in making the city as Ganuin*.—We have an 6-room Ladies’ Evening and Afternoon Coats Ladies’ Wash Suits— attractive as possible to the #yes of SLOWLY GETTING THERE. house, almost new, on 50 ft. visitors during the season’s festival. A lot, near Douglas tit car, on Regular values from $25 to $50. terms, at ...... $2300 $ 1 5 at Clearing Prices rasdal survey of the streets leaves no William Waldorf Aetor ha. taken room for doubt that much can be done another long stride toward, the goal HIS is a beautiful assortment of Coats suitable for evening and A FINE lot of Suits here, in a splen- )r the way of cleaning up unsightly of hi. eager desire. He ha. acquired did washing material. They con obstructions, and that at very little T afternoon wear. Included are taffeta silks, light weight chi on the London Morning Poet of proud more satisfactory than turning down | broadcloths lined throughout with silk, black voiles, satins and taf sist of coat and skirt, in tans and blues lost. The most effective way In which lineage and patrician association. He with fine white stripes ; 52 Suits only. this task could be accomplished would had to pay a heavy price became feta, also shot effects. All styles are included, some straight cut, but be by completing the work on ft few Regular price $6.75. To clear, Friday, n aide from auch groee consideration, as The militant suffragette* are step-1 others with fancy showing at waist line; some with wide imono streets In which the pavements have revenue production, the atmosphere ping lively in these progressive day* sleevfr, and still others with wide sailor collar. Not a coat in this lot been left in an unfinished state. But as $2.90 which surrounds the Post In Itself Is One of. them In the United State* has 1 worth less than $25, and some as high as $50, but most Q 1 S there is probably not sufficient time worth a fortune. Mr. Aster’s climb obtained a permit to carry a “gun” I for that, the next best thing Is have peerage-wards has been a stiff one. He meaning of course a revolver. Appears! are regular $40 values. Clearing Friday at...... -*■...... w that debris removed which has been left acquired the Pall Mall Ornette and lying around certain conspicuous as If some one Is in danger of being Observer, and In the editorial chair of shot up. If the advapped ladies on the! corners, such as Oak Bay Junction, both he Installed one of the most ver other side of the ocean take to carry- I Fort arfd Cook streets, and many satile and powerful writers in the ing guns also, no one knows what the I Shoe Bargains for Women other places that might be mentioned, United Kingdom, a brilliant Irishman Shoe Bargains for Men lu some Instances the unkempt condl- next act in the exciting drama' may be. \) here are just three of the lines that will interest you. named J. L. Garvin. Garvin, through EN’S finest shoes in either light or medium heavy quality. ANV, fons noted are due to the slovenliness the A St or papers, became a force In ----It doesn’t require more than one look at the goods to Bonar Law declares the Asquith ad- j M Every pair made with best quality Goodyear welt and of private individuals and contractera Unionist circles, so much of a force convince the most economical buyer in town that there is more ministration should appeal to the I highest class materials and finish throughout; latest styles. It seems to be the natural inclination that he nearly lost the party by lead than her full money’s worth in any of these lines. country on Home Rule. In the House I of such to leave things In as untidy a ing It Into the food tax labyrinth. He REGULAR VALUES TO $6.00. (PO QA pf Commons the other day Sir Edward I Values «• 1&0&. QK ktnte as possible That sort of thing also wrecked William Waldorf Aster’s July Sale price ...L...... «PU*«7V Selling at ...... tJpOeVU should be stopped. If there is any prospects of gaining a coronet from * Carson was asked if Ulster would sub Includes: Lace and Button Boots, Patent Low Button and Thin includes Gun-metal, and Patent Button Boots, with kid, brown mit to Home Rule provided an election I power in the municipality to stop it. Liberal government, so the former Lace Shoes, Waterproof Blucher Boots, and Tan Button and or grey cloth tops. All grey qJoth button boots and tan calf button and 'As we are going to have a carnival, American plutocrat Is devoting hie resulted favorably to the government. . laeè stylée. These are taken from our regular stock of finest American Blucher Boots. footwear; as well as a special purchase of a manufacturer’s stock. let us dress up the city to the best energies end a generous portion of his He replied that It would not accept of our ability for the occasion. Nothing Home Rule under any circumstances. Regular values to $4.50. (60 QP» Valaaa to $4£0. vast wealtji to acquiring so strong an July Sale priee ...... «P^et/V that Nature has done far us in the way Influence that when the Unionists are Enough said. Belong ..at ...... $2.95...... of bdornment can overcome any un • • ♦ The., come In all the latest styles, shapes and sizes. In both.high and returned to power they «till reward Including Oxford Shoes in tan, gunmetal and patent, Blucher favorable impression upon visitors that For the sake of the antl-Home I low heels and Include button and lace boots in Gun-metal, Patent and him according to his needs. Alfred Rulers in Ulster it Is hoped that they I Boots in velour calf with oak tanned soles. Also Men s may be created by a general appear Glace Kid. Button Low Shoes In Patent, Tan Calf and Gun-metal. Harmsworth, with thirty odd papers Work Boots of strong grain leather, with solid leather soles Colonial Pumps In Patent, Gun-metal and Tan Calf. Oxford Ties In ance of untidyness. don’t discharge those antiquated guns and magasines, transformed himself they have been drilling with. Arms I and heels. ■ Patent, Gun-metal, Tan and Brown Kid and viol Kid, Into Lord Northcliffe. Why should not OXFORD StiOES, worth $4 a pair. ATL FACING THE HIGH PRIESTS. discarded by the small powers of | <60 Broken Sizes. Values to |U0. • 1 William Waldorf Astor. proprietor of Europe twenty-five years ago stiould I July Sale price ...... -••• 4»*™ , . Soiling at ...... tf> 1 . the Londpn Morning Post, Pall Mall If you are fortunate In finding your sise here there’s an opportunity j Honorable T. W. White. Minister of not be trifled with. They are morel Only a few pairs,)eft in this lot. Reliable Blucher Oxfor Gaxette and Observer and eighty mil fur you to get a good pair of shoes. Clay’s Oxford Tie Shoes, Pumps Finance, has left for England. In the dangerous to shoot than to be shot at | Shoes, made with Goodyear-welted soleq and your choice lion dollars, undergo a similar trans and White Canvas Shoes are Included. with. from tan calf, velour calf and patent leather. Inner temple of Imperialism he will formation? face the Sanhedrim and explain that William Waldorf Astor Is a brother The New York Sun thinks there Is his leader was merely Indulging .lit of the late John Jacob Astor, who was little danger ip flying—to experienced Colored Bedford Cords figurative fancy when he declared in drowned In the Titanic. The two in air navigators—and Instance» the çase Big Reductions on the House of Commons *Tf parliament harlted the immense landed Interests pf Graham- White as an example o( and Alexandra Suit did not give immediate and effective acquired and sealously safeguarded by immunity from accident. But the dlffi-j Staple Goods 50 Grecian and aid (naval) I would appeal from par successive ancestors in New York, culty Is in acquiring experience. Ay;. ings, Regular 20c— liament to the people of the country.? William W.’s social aspirations were there’s the rub. i HE Bedding Section ik always a and Honeycomb Mr. White will explain to the satisfac crlbb’d, cabbln’d and confin’d In a de • • • • T busy part of the store during sale Friday 10c tion of the London Times that an elec mocracy, and about a dozen years ago Some one says “those whose deeds! times, and no wonder when there s Here’s a line of Summer Suitings we tion this year would upset the whole he crossed to London, where he be make a noise in the world don’t havtij such big savings to be made. Here are Quilts at Exact intend clearing out during this sale, to blow their own horns.” Can anyone! carefully-planned scheme bf contribu came a British subject and forever a few of the wonderful savings for to teli us in what way this epigrammatic | hence the big reduction. There are tion and ccntralizationt that the sov turned his back on the white lights of morrow ’n shoppers. ly Half-Price various colors to choose from, with ernment would lose a dozen seats In Broadway and Fifth avenue—but not conclusion Is applicable to the case of BLANKETS. All values up to *7.00 are re Sir Richard McBride and his battery! neat striped designs, 31 inches wide. Ontario, according to his own ptirty on the rents which pour forth so cop duced from 60c to 11,6» a pair. Vàlues There’s just a few of these that are start at ...... " "a*,?"®® Clearing Friday, 1 A/t organizers, and would not get more iously from the Astor New York hold of organs. slightly soiled, but we have mark » » » The following lines of Sheets are finding a per yard...... AW ings. John Jacob Astor remained in than ten supporters from Quebec. In Now the question is, what will that! Very quick sale at their reduced prices: ed the lot all one price to clear. his own country; served In the Span PLAIN SHEETS, 2 x 234, regular 11.86 Extra heavy quality and various proof of this he will confldentally point much-discussed tariff bill be like when! Assorted Centre Pieces, out that there are three vacancies In lsh-Amerlcan war, and died heroically value. Sale price, per pair ...... fl.OO neat designs. Sizes 64x84, and 70 the United States Senate becomes tired | TWILL SHEETS. 2 X 234. regular |2 IS. the House of Commons at the present In the great marine tragedy of a year xDO. Regular Value $1,50. Runners and Squares of tossing it about. value. Sale price, per pair ...... #1.TO time and the government fears to Issue ago. TWILL SHEETS. 234 * 234. regular $2.36 Friday, to clear, each.... # vV writs for the elections. In reply to the William Waldorf Astor prefers to $1.25 Values—Friday 50c TO ADVANCE CARNIVAL. value. Sale price, per pair...... Inevitable question, “Why not reform join the "die hard.” in the House of HEMSTITCHED SHEETS. 2 x 234. rJ£Ular Marseilles Quilts, Reg. These include Fancy-Embroidered Col the Senate?” he will simply remind his Lords. HI» acquisition of the morn 12.26 value. Sale price, per pair. 04.00 Delegation Leaves To-day to Attend | BATTENBERG RUNNERS and SQUARES, ored Centre Pieces, with scalloped ardent and thoughtless Interrogators ing Post must have caused a tremor In $3.25. Friday $2.25 edges, Swiss Applique Runners and the West End, but should he be hon Annual Meeting of Festive! As regular values 76c. Clearing at...... that a Conservative party Is In power Regular value* 11.60, clearing at...... 70* ored with a peerage, society will ret sociation at Tacoma, Full-Sized English Quilt, extra fine Squares of finely woven muslin with and that It would never violate its Regular values 12.60, clearing at..$1.00 weave and pretty designs. Taken openwork designs, A splendid as fundamental cardinal principles by celve a rede Jar. Regular values $2-,76. clearing at. Jl.OO To work for the Victoria carnival I Regular values $6.60. clearing at..*8.00 from our regular stock, and to sortment of patterns to choose from. even thinking of reforming anything. next month, six or seven of the leading | table cloth* and napkins Friday, all ,one price, each...... 50^ | Prbvldence, he will say, which has Borne one refers to the problem of members of the citizens’ committee | A rare opportunity here to replenish your exclusively endowed the Tory party the powers In the Balkans. The prob _„_ive on the Seattle boat to-day to I ...... $2.25 stock of Table Linens at a big price saving. attend the annual conference of the I Men’s Working and Outing with the instinct of government and lem for the powers in the Balkans, as Every cloth Is worth double the price we are loyalty (as well as an overpowering It appears to us from such dqja as can Festival Association of the Pacific | asking for them during the July sale. Shirts at Great Reductions attachment to office), will reform the be gathered at this distance from the Coast, which Includes all the assoei 60 ONLT, LINEN CLOTHS—Sise ** x 26. ttons promoting celebrations during I MEN’S WORKING SHIRTS. In dark ai)d , Senate by removing the venerable scene, Is the people who Inhabit the An unusually low price for this quality the summer months. This convention I cloth. Regular value $126. Sale price 15c and 25c light ztriiiee and plain .colors; turn-down Grits and opening the way for the ap Balkans. In most other countries pro-i will be held at Tacoma to-morrow, and I collars attached and band cuff. Sixes 14 pointment of true blue sons bf the feasing to be civilised the schoolmaster the red and green of the carnival will | LINEN CLOTHS—Size 64 x 64 A few doxen Doylies and 17. July Sale price ...... -Bwf faith. This will take several years, has been abroad with, fklrly tangible bê worn, among others, by Alderman I only In this lot; a nice quality. In pretty - MEN’S WORKING SHIRTS. In fancy blue end, of course, the emergency can be results. Now if the powers would take Herbert Cuthbert, chairman; Randolph I damask design». Regular value $1.6». eantbric; well made and fall a lie: turn Stuart, secretary; F. A. Pauline, vice- I ...... TB# down attached collars; two breast pocket»; placed In the repair shop until that hold of as many of the people of the Bale price Friday, 5c trimmed with white aUtchlng and bra»e chairman, and G. A. Okèll. chairman $2.00. Sale, price. ....$1.00 blissful day when it 1 shall emerge, Balkans as are left after they have 11.86 buttons. 8lie 14 to 17. Regular value of the finance comtaittee for the car- I $2.6». Sale price. If you’re hard up for Doylies, you won’t caulked ‘and brilliantly polished, for an done with each other and teach them nival. . I $3.00. Sale price. 50 better this, and it certainly won t pa/ «1.0». July Sale...... other centralizing campaign. some of the basic principles of life In At this meeting the arrangements I $4.00. Sale price, MEN’S OUTING SHIRTS: - WWB-WwmSW- you to make when you can buy at tin* rcverslble cottars attached, and soft bind I Brave young Minister of Finance, this twentieth century, in due process for the festivals are discussed, and! $4.76. sale price. steps are taken to prevent the clash! $6.0». Bale price. price. Various sizes aad both qnanties cuffe; light fancy stripes and plain collar». Who before he changed his politics, of time ihe problem of the Ba 7$ x 101. July Sale prices, each, $1.6», $1.$S, ILM, of dates and other difficulties which» 72 X 72. «6.60. •Bale price. are marked down to clear, K/i was'an enthusiastic champion of Cana- might be solved. and ...... T,f might arise from a conflict in ptone. | 72 *«.00. Bale price. dlanism! Let lie hope he will el.p Wtn- Bach organization undertakes to sup $«.60. Bale price. ,ton Churchill on the wri.t for an The quarter of a million dollars the port the festival of Us fellows. nouncing to the world that Canadian, Duke of Northampton has paid to Mies are inferior to the Japanese, Spaniard, Daisy Markham is nothing to what the Business Men's 36e Lunch Including and the ethnical hodge-po|ge of Aus lady will make on the vaudeville stage stein of Beer, Is an ideal meal—fault- I tria-Hungary, and remind the First in consequence of the advertisement less food and perfect cooking “at The she has had. To be turned down by a Kaiserhof.” SPENCER Ix>rd of the Admiralty that the British £L of Canada are able to do what duke to something, but when it to ac People Are Getting Bargains at J. N. companled by two hundred and fifty Britlah people of Awtralia are do Harvey's Bale. 614 Tates At. thousand dollars as a palliative, it Is ing VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 3, IMS
, Don’t Nurse Your «erreur—Billet | yourself with us. There1» cheerful A LINE F CHEEK comfort with moderate cher - 0 TERMS OF >" BRIEF NEWS OF THE CITY The' Kalserhof.” each Mr v nr veau PURE o o o Bargain, in Tw.-RI.ee Suita.—He*, Mm Kendrick Bmqs up to IN selling for 118.76, et Red Ar Ladles’ Tailor.—Wm. Stewart, men’s Sanda A Fallen, Ltd* funeral dlMo- ONE DOLLAR AND and ladle* tall«\ room S, Haynes T9. 1615 Quadra Street Phone row Store-e tils tiele. J. N. Hervey, Ltd. * NO TIME» Blk, Fort street , ... * 1166. 0 8 0 0 , A week and your choice of 12 Double-Disc « o b ' ' B B B SURE Vlotorla Carnival Weak, August 4th Phene 8712 for Brown, and hare him Holiday «port—"Bvlorudlng" by I haven't the time far the deeds af Columbia Records (24 différent selections) ■end you up some 6 foot wire netting making a motor boat.. out of your - - Java *7 Pure and sure drugs rowboat In one minuta. Orer 88,8?» I reaMy wewld Ilka ta da. -y ‘ ' 7 with this ' _ BBC for training your sweet peas. The —we deal * In no flowers cling to it It is easy to erect. Bvlnrude motors In uee. A. A. Scare, I haven't the daye far the treasure- Hanna A Thomson, Pandora Ave.— m Market street, stent. Tel. R1I48. • other kind. You Leading Funeral furnishing house. It Is Inexpensive, 16c. yard or 66 roll trêve want no other kind. Connections, .Vancouver, New West Of 60 yards. R. A. Brown A Co., 1162 0 0 8 Of ambition® high and true. Everything here le minster and Winnipeg Douglas St * Chinese Appreciate^--The Victoria Columbia Bijou just as you would B B O Chinese Board of Trade has forwarded I haven't the years far the service select it If you were o o o a letter of appreciation to the C. P. R. great *• p. a A.—Caoee of uruelty 'phone That Tuneful and Popular Comie a drug expert. Opera "The Mikado" will be the bill at for the hospitality accorded the depu 1 dreamed in the daye of youth f There’s not a cleaner inspector RusselL lltll secretary. tation from that body which went- And ee f haven't the time te hate Hornless Graphophone LI 711. .• the Victoria Theatre to-night. There or better drug stock are from the opening to the close of down to welcome the Empress of Rub- When the goal I seek ie truth. anywhere — there 0 » O this piece Scores that for pure mel This ig another exceptional offer to introduce to fifiy more couldn't be. The B. C. Funeral Co* Cha» Hay ward. preaid ont. 71* Broughton street ody cannot be surpassed and seldom B B B homes the benefits of a Columbia instrument. The “ Bijou, • Make Bowes' Your Calls promptly attended to. Phone equalled and the audience Invariably Canadian Women's Club.—The Can the instrument which figures in this big offer, is as neat and drug store. It will adian Women’s Club met on Monday. LAWSUIT STARTS ROW 2236. • go away so enthused and taken with as satisfactory a hornless graphophone as anyone oould wish mean safety and sat them that they can be heard repeated Mrs. Jenkins presiding. Eight new BOB Fatl^er Beaten by Sen Who Had Al isfaction. Economy 'Wet Wash : Lawîdry.-- day after day on the street. The most members were enrolled, and a number for. It possesses a powerful tootor, is beautifully finished Family wash, 75a a week. Clothes re popular of the sorgs are "Here’s a of business matters In connection with ready Defeated Him in an Action throughout and will last many years with ordinary care. Its turned on the following day. thorough Howdy Do,” “Tit Willow,” "The Flow the reception to Miss Constance Boul "vr? Gver Business. tone is equal to that of many much more expensive instruments, C. H. BOWES ly washed. Phone 211». 1611 Bridge ers That Bloom In the Spring” and ton, who returned last week to Toi- 1228 Ody.mm.nt Street and it plays the famous Columbia double-disc records to per Street • those clever moon ditties, lyric® that ronto, were disposed of. Another proof that a lawsuit among Rhone. 428, 488 o o o will live on ahd on. Teddle McNam B B B members of a family always ends in fection. H. Harknesa A Sen. wholesale and ara will be seen as Ko Ko, Eva Pol Handbook of British Columbia.—The the causing of bad blood was afforded Only fifty will be sold in this great offer. They will go like retail wallpaper dealers, »I7 Pandora lard, as Yum Yum, Nellie McNamara provincial Bureau of Information has in the Perry case, which occupied the avenue Estimates furnished. • the contralto part of Katlsha, and just Issued a new edition of the Hand time In police court to-day on .the re hot cakes, and it will be a case of first come, first served. Just BOB Willie Pollard as "The Mikado." book of British Columbia, bringing it sumption of the hearing. think what this means—a real graphophone and your choice The Heepltai for Glofc. Lawn-Mowers B B B up to date, and Including therein ®. John Perry Is charged with an as from our immense stock of records to the extent of twelve is at 614 Cormorant Cure guaran That Naughty Fly.—It got In the number of neyv illustrations, one of sault on his father, Frank Perry, who double-disc, twenty-four distinct and different selections, all teed. • sdiip again. Better l'-cep the pesky which Is of the Holland Bulb Farm's! appeared In court with his head SOUTH BOB things out with adjustable window Royal Oak. bandaged. The Injuries which he sus for $25 on the absurd terms of $1.00 a week. G. . 8. Biswanger, Esqulmalt Fuel •screens. It sizes to fit all size win , B B B tained made |t necessary for three The fifty “Bijous” won’t last long. If you want Company. — South Wellington Coal, dows, 26c to 76c, at R. A. Brown A Still in Hospital.—A® Clarenc* stitches to be put In. R. C. Lowe acted SAANICH 67.50 a ton. Orders promptly attended Co., 1302 Dougla® St. Campbell, the ,St. Francle bartender, for the prosecution and H. C. Hall for one, this is the opportunity you are looking for. ta Phone FI»®!. • B B B who was seriously Injured, by Ernes®' 4he defence. Don’t let it pass you by. in acrer. all under cultivation. BOB Vacation Shotens Hours.—The com Begin, it Is alleged. Is still unable to The father's evidence was heard yes With 1,6(10 ft. waterfront, close Autos for Hire.—Balmoral Hotel. mencement of the long summer va leave the hospital, where he lies with terday and part of that of the son, RC.2 carline atatlon. Wr.-t Night and day phone 4*71. • cation of the law courts has brought nineteen stitches In his head, the Peter Perry, who was a* party with his road throv-h property. Will eub- BOB abbut a change In the hours of the charge against his assailant, Ernest brother ip a suit against their father. dlvlde well. This property la be Fjr Ere, marine, automobile. liability, legal offices of the city. During July Begin, has been remanded until Thul»< This morning Peter was called again FLETCHER BROS. low present market value and sickness and accident, plate glass, ele and August they will close at 4 p. day. July 10. and then the defendant went Into the terms are easy. vator and employers' liability, consult daily, except on Saturday, on vfnich B B B box to tell his story. All the witnesses Western Canada’s Largest Music House Gillespie, Hart A Todd, general agents To let, a new «-room t une. day they will close a( 1 p. m. Building in Eequimalt—According: differed in details as to the occurrence 1231 Government Street, Victoria, B. 0. for British Columbia. All claims set B B B to the figures complied at the office of but that the son had struck the father tled and paid by our ofllca * Songhees Plane Neariy Ready.—R. the township of Esqulmalt building with à poker all agreed. Some of them OOP operations from January 1 to June 3» talked of a chair figuring in the affray, Pacific Transfer has removed to 737 Marpole, of the Ç. P. R.. wasjn Vic tofla yesterday to discuss matters re In that municipality have amounted to and whether the father had a knife or a Cormorant St., above Douglas. Phones lating to the Songhees terminal plans 1136,240. Of this 626.790 was spent in fork in his hand when he threatened 246 and 24». /. F. BELBEN with H. H. Beasley, general superin January. 612.760 In February, 66.000 Id the son was not made plain. BOB Magistrate Jay commented on the tendent of the Esqulmalt A Nanaimo March, 662,100 In April, 610.600 in May, SI/ Cormorant Street That a Dirty Engine uses more unfortunate condition affairs had got to railway. Mr. Marpole had nothing to and 619.100 In June. These figures art gasoline than It should Is welt known. In the family when the son set on the Telephone 1166. Resident* WIM say for publication beyond the only approximate and no system of If you will burn Shell Motor. Spirit keeping accurate records has yet been father In this way and Injured him in a and Siberian Auto Oil, you need not màrk that the Songhees question manner which would have justified would soon be settled and work would established. have a dirty engine. Spragge A Co., B B B more serious charge being laid against phone 1044. • be commenced. i * him. There had not been shown any B B B Odd Fellows Elect Officers.—Last BOB reason for the son to fear the father’s Municipal Chapter Meet* — Mrs. evening Columbia Lodge, No. 2, I. O. Phone 864 for good mlllwoed. 13 00 O. F., Installed the following officer® threats, and his action was evidently double load. $1 60 sfnrle load. * Jenkins, vice-regent, presided at the more the result of passion than of fear. 5 Lots at Port meeting of the municipal chapter of for the following term; N. L. Dunn, N, BOB '''■ G.; F. T. Pengelly, V. O.; D. Dewar, A fine of twenty dollars or one month Belelze Motor Exprès®.—Cordova Bay the Daughters of the Empire which was the least the court thought would was held on Monday at the Alexandra recording-secretary ; W. Jàckson, fin-? Angeles stage starts at 9.00 and 11.00 a. m. Sun anclal secretary; F. F. Forneri. treas meet the case. day mornings from 860 Johnson street. Club tô settle several, matters In'cbm John Perry told his story of the as nection with the carnival, and to dis urer; James Logie, W.; George Car Phone 4066. Picnics arranged for. • low, C-; W. Farquhar, chaplain; G. C. sault. going aclt : me time to the BOB cuss the part which is to be taken by legril proceedings bet veen father and the chapter In the receptlon^to the Pauling, I. G.; W. H. Huxtable, O. CL; CHEAP Begin to Save a Portion of your R M. Sanburn, R. 8. N. G.; Jame* sons which led up to It. He claimed earnings by opening a Savings Ac New Zealand. that on Friday night his father began B B B McCahilt, L 8. N\JT-l H. T. Boyes. Ri B-roomed house on Rosebery count with us. We pay f per cqnt. In* 8. V. O.; B. R. Savage. L. 8. V. G.; T>\ Insulting him. and catching him by the terest On paving» Deposits, subject to Seamen's Institute.—The • Ladk*|’ coat, kicked him about the legs an
A... DELIGHTFUL NORTHERN CRUISES OF SIX DATS. To THE ALASKA COAST (Stewart)’... .*48.00 . To OB8BHVATORY INLET (Qranby Bay) shipping mw from Day to Day/ for .T...... *44.00 All expenses Included. BAILINGS FOR Seattle ...... ,10 a.m. Sundays and Wednesdays FIRST CRUISE FINE LIVESTOCK GOES OUT HOLT LINER DOCKING Vancouver ...... 10 a.m. Mondays and Thursdays •Prince Rupert ...... 10 a.m. Mondays and Thursdays Stewart ...... !...... 10 a.m. Mondays NOW OFF ON SECOND ON RUPERT TO NORTH HERE AT LUNCH HOUR Granby Bay ...... 10 a.m. Thursdays Ms «sett, Naden Berber, from Prince Rupert,...... 8 p.m. Wednesdays Skidegate Inlet, Ikeda, etc., from Prince Rupert...... 8 p.m. Saturdays •GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC TRAINS make close connection at Now being manufactured at Prince Rupert for Hasel^on and Intermediate stations. Spokane Tak«s Out Another Stevedores Have Hard Task Talthybius Reports by Wire C. F. EARLE. JAS. McARTHUR. Full List of Tourists; Three Inducing Young Bullocks to less She'Will Arrive To-mor City Pass, and Ticket Agt Tel. 1242. Dock and Freight Agt Tel. 2431 Ramberton Cement Works Office, Wharf Street near Post Office. Local people Sail Board Vessel row; Has;'Record Cargo Saanich Inlet Coming In ohe day »he»d iff 7lpr Off on the second of her Alaska Considerable livestock is now being shipped into the Bulkeley valley, which schedule the Blue Funnel liner Talthy- Cruises the Pacific Coast excursion blus. Captain Allen, will berth at the • For Prices Apply to steamship ‘Spokane, Capt. White, de has been opening up rapidly since the Grand Trunk Pacific railway entered outer docks to-niorrow at noon from INDEPENDENCE parted from Victoria at noon to-day. that part of the province. A number Liverpool via Oriental port's. The wire- In regard to the passenger list the ves less apparatus on the new. Ilolt steam- sel left as usual with every berth oc of new settlers are taking tip land there and are getting in livestock from Vic ship Is not ot more than 125 miles cupied. As has been the story con radius, and on her Inward trips she nected with every sailing of the Spo toria by which to get,a start in stock- R. V. WINCH & CO., LTD DAY raising. This morning when the steam Is not generally spoken until she is kane on her cruises to the mysterious , I. er Prince Rupert, Capt. McKenzie, de close to Estevan. Last night, however, AGENTS* .Fort Street Northland, tourists had to be turned tH* - kteamship Victoria, bound for Winch Building. down on the second of the ISftS exdtir- parted for Prince Rupert she took out niae head of cattle for A. Mclnnee, Alaska with VUhjalmut atet»nsaen;and SEATTLE AND some of his scientists on board, heard Three Victorians were fortunate who wilL take them into Aldermere, and seven head of horses, including a the TalttiybluB’ operator trying to. lo RETURN $2.70 enough to ' secure tickets on the Spo $2.70 fine stallion, for R. J. McDonald, of cate the coast stations and at once tpr kane. There were Mr. and Mrs. Roy New Hasel^op. leyed *a 'message to Victoria. Selling dAterJuly 3 and 4. Final return, July 5. Steamers Pend ray and R. A. C. Grant. The The Talthyblus Is coming to Victoria ADELAIDE’S QUARTER IS HARD TO FORCE other passengers are from different The stevedores had quite a time in ducing the stubborn young bullocks- to on her third voyage, and as usual hag leave Victoria 8,30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. daily ; returning leave parts of the world, the bulk coming board the steamer. After trying vari a full cargo of .general merchandise from the United States. This trip the Seattle 9 a.m. and 11.30 p.m. ous methods of getting the cattle to aboard. All told about 15,000 tons of Hawaiian Islands are represented by DAMAGED RY MARION i SAILERS FROM SEAS walk peacefully down the slip» Jack freight are stowed peneath her big Miss Pr M. Wetmore. The English L. D. CHETHAM Lovell, foreman of the longshoremen. hatches, and of this amount about tourists are Mrs. M. Ford* of South- port, Eng., and her son and daughter. 1J02 Government Street. City Passenger Agent Last Trip Pleasant. HOLT LINER WHICH IS MAKING FAST RUN Cement Steamer Struck Prin Sailing Ships Have Bid Many Capt. White, master of the Spokane, * .1-V ! cess Will Berthing To-day; Farewells, but Still Remain; says that the first trip of the year was Af«y r simply grand. When the steamship Both Vessels Are Injured HflW They Started left here it was raining, but af.ter get t ting past Vancouver the sun dispelled E SUMMER EXCURSION TRIPS the gloomy weather and front that time Many adieus have been made by the until she reached the harbor limits of Failure to reduce the weigh of the sailing ship, but still It does no. de S. 'S, VENTURE the Terminal City on the southbound steamer Marmion as she was coming voyage the most Ideal weather was ex up to the dock of the Vancouver- part. Dirges for famous old wind Sailing every Wednesday at 11 p.m. for BELLA COOLA, perienced. It rained at Vancouver. Portland Cement Company this morn jammers have- been sung and a re; calling at Vancouver, Campbell River, Alert Bay, Hardy Bay, The passengers were greatly delight ing resulted in a collision "which caused Jar obituary column announcing the Shnshartie Bay, River’s Inlet Canneries, Namu, Smith’s Inlet, onsiderable damage to the C. P. R. ed over their trip. The historical totem disappearance of certàli* clipper ships Kimsquit. Fare $28.00 return, inclusive. Beautiful scenery, poles around Sitka and the other north steamer Princess Adelaide. The Mar ern towns, together with the grandeur W- mion struck the Adelaide on the star has been run, but still these beautiful comfort and attention. For reservations apply of the scenery along the coast, includ board quarter and stove in her bul white-winged vessels nuinag; to hold JOHN BARNSLEY warks for some distance, and also bent ing the lofty mountains; whose tops their own, to a certain extent, on the 1003 Government Street. Victoria. glisten in the sunlight, and the im and twisted a number of stanchions. high seas, and are still a strong com mense glaciers at Taku and Davidson, The bows of the cement steamer suf petitor of steam. pleased the tourists greatly. fered also, many of the plates being When, last fall, the Comet set sail*1 crushed in. from Hongkong and left the harbor, it The Marmion with a load of cement was believed for the last time, amid WATERLOGGED SCHOONER from the Tod Inlet works was coming much blowing and whistling, dropping IS AGAIN READY TO CLEAR up to her regular berth, but through pf flags and beating of gongs, it seemed Change of Schedule some misunderstanding carried past us if the knell of the full-rigged ocean and brought up against t^ie Adelaide's carrier had struck. W'-hen, two years Port Townsend. July 2.—Bearing little starboard quarter. The moorings lines ago, the famous American full-rigged ELECTRIC LAUNCH SERVICE resemblance to the dismasted, waterlogged sailing ship Glory of the Seas, built in hulk she was when towed Into Port of the C. P. R. steamer held, however, Leaves Empress Steps Leaves Gorge Bridge and further damage to other vessels Boston In 1869, was sold at auction at Going Up. Going Dow Townsend Bay by a salvaging steamer 8. 8. TALTHYBIUS this port, 11 be converted Into a float» 31.00 a.m. 4.30 p.m. 11.30 a.m. 5.00 p.m. last November, the schooner Oceania lying near was avoided. ing cold storage plant for use in the fish x 1.30 pjn. 5.00 p.m. 2.DO p.m. Vance, spick and span with new main and No Damage Below Water. 2.00 p.m. . 5.30 ; 6.00 p.m. tons will come out at this port. business, there were other sad allusions mizzen jmâilt. new stern -planking, a thor finally hit upon an old plan. Among 2.30 p hi. r 7.oo p.m. &00 p.m. 7.80 p.m. ough overhauling and a new coat ot The Talthybius will return from the A survey of the Adelaide showed that to the vanished fc r>ry of the times 3:00 p.m. 8.00 p.m. the livestock to go north was an old she tfras uninjured below the water 8.00 p.m. paint, will put to sea this evening carry* bovine and without any disturbance she Sound about Tuesday of next week to when the merlcan clipper was queen Ing her first cargo since she was left a line, but that she suffered considerable 4.00 p.m. . .. moo p.m? walked down the plank. The cranky discharge. Many Chinese passengers of the sea. Leaves Point tills Bridge Leaves Point Ellice Bridge wreck off the Columbia river bar. ^ x will leave the big Blue Funnel ship at damage to the bulwarks and stanch youngsters followed along without any Clipper Ships* Career. 6 minute later. 10 minutes later. With 636.682 feet of lumber loaded at ions. She was able to leave on her further trouble and are now on their this port. It was a great and glorloqs time, but * Single' fare,- 16c. Return, 25c. Puget Bound mills, the little vessel Is to Empress of India Leaves. regular trip to Vancouver IM» morn sail for Apia. Samoa, re-entering the way to their new grazing grounds In ing at -16.30 o’clock. The O. P. R. offi did not last long. It Jaegan about 1846 About 10 o’clock this morning the with the appearance of American clip South Pacific trade in which in her earlier the famous Bulkeley valley. R. M. 8. Empress of India, Captain cials are trying to arrange to lay the days she was regularly engaged. With The Prince Rupert took out 70 tons of Adelaide up so that the damage may pers, long, low, of goad beam, very fine Hailey, sailed from this port for the bows, and with yards so square and the extensive repair and ' overhaul work general merchandise in addition to the Orient. She took out a large list of be repaired. which has been done upon her the Vance livestock, from Victoria. Yesterday the spars so lofty i n to eet a greater spread Chinese from Victoria and had a full Fer San fraasiiB) is well fitted for her voyage, and Capt. Rupert was in drydock at Esquimau This Is the second time that the Mar of canvaa in proportion to their ton EXCURSIONS TO B. S. Olson expects a trip.less exciting cargo of freight, which she loaded at mion and Adelaide have been in col nage than any ship that fcad hitherto nil having her wheel attended to. and con Vancouver. Her saloon was well filled and more profitable than the unlucky voy sequently she had no Seattle passen lision. Some time ago, when passing sailed. The clipper ship was the ocean age of last fall of which he also was In with passengers. one another in the harbor, the steam Port Angeles Southern gers or cargo aboard when she cleared greyhound of the fifties, and Amerlct \ JULY 4. command. Last evening the Grace liner Colusa ers bumped and both suffered slight vessels not only brought cargoes to the for the north this morning, owing to Captain Minister, departed for Van California The Vance is slightly changed in rig the fact that her trip to the Sound damage. home, ports, but were also the medium $1.00 Only $1.00 x From Victoria * a. in. every Wednesdav. from what she was before the wreck of couver, where a reception. Is being ten for the transshipment of spices, silks, For the Round Trip. K a QUEEN or CITY OF PUEBLA, was cancelled. dered shipping men of the Terminal The Fast Steel Steamship last fall. Her topmasts have been short teas, sugar, coffee and cotton to and 10 a. m. everv Friday from Beattie. ened twelve feet, materially reducing her Among the passengers who embarked City to-day. The Colusa has much “SOL DUC* 8.8. PRESIDENT or GOVERNOR canvas spread. This Is expected to some at this port for Prince Rupert were WIRELESS Europe. When he Sovereign of the Leaves Victoria 10.00 a.m., 3.30 p.m. cargo for the mainland port. Seas came Into New York, ninety days For Southeastern Alaska, 8,8. CITY OP what lessen the speed of the schooner, the following: B. T. Hill, A. Mcln- This evening the Harrison liner and 8.30 p.m.. returning leaves Port SEATTLE oi STATE OF CALIFORNIA from Hongkong, and the town gathered Angeles at 1.00 p.m.. 6.30 p.m. and but to add to her seaworthiness when i nes, Miss Paul. E. B. Paul, E. A. Comedian, Captaiti Nathan, will pro EPORTS leaves Seattle June 23, July 2, 8, 14, at 9 on tile wharf to welcome the daring 11 00 p.m. Tickets will also be good gale like that of last November Is encoun Woods, R. J. McDonald, O. T. McDon ceed to Vancouver. She got in yester navigators, it was. found that , in tolretum from Fort Angeles at 11.00 tered. The Vance will be towed to sea ald and Mrs. S. West. „ day and is putting off 500 tons of cargo. a.m. July 6th. S.S. SPOKANE cruise. July 3. sometime to-night by the steamer Ffclcon twenty-two Cays the shifc had sailed Tickets on sale July 4th at Vic and instead 01 heading out across the Ocean and rail tic mets to îvew York and TWO FISHERMEN LOST FROM *»NCE ALBERt MAY LEAVE July 3, .8 a. m. over 5,391 miles, yid for four days her toria Dock Co., rear of Poàt Office. all other citlea via San Francleeja^ Pacific as when engaged in the Puget dally run had been 341 8 miles. In one E. EL 3 LACK WOOD, Bound,' Australia and California trade, SOUND HALIBUT SCHOONER ) FOR NORTH WEEK EARLIER Point Grey—Clear, N. W.; 29.84; Tel. 456. Agent Freight and Ticket Office a. tili Wharf I. Empress of- India, 9.30 p. m.; day she had done 375 miles, or at the street. will spread her canvas for the breezes out, 8. rate of 15.6 knots an hour. This of blowing to the South Seas. Seattle, July 3.—The halibut schooner In. S. S. Colusa, 6.30 a. m. R P. RIT]HET A CO.. General Agent*. If the tests of the steamer Prince course was a very exceptional achieve Comet, of the San Juan Fishing and CLAUDS A. SOLLY. Pa«v»nger Agent Albert’s double bottom prove success Cape Lgzo—Clear; calm; 29.85: 80. ment. In the earlier days of American Packing Company, which arrived from 1000 Government St COASTING STEAMERS. ful this afternoon, the G. T. P. officials Tatoosh—Clear, N. E., 20 miles; trade with China a skipper felt satis is that arrangements are being made to the fishing banks yesterday, reported state that the vessel will leave here 29.86; 66; sea smooth. Out, 4.30 a. m., fied If he made the outward voyage of have the Daylight stop at Durban and With a big list of passengers the the loss of two of thefr fishermen, A. on Thursday night next, one week S. S. Nebraska. 16,000 miles V way of the Cape of Natal, South Africa, on her way around E. Rasmussen and J. E. Olsen, on June Union steamer Venture, C%pt. Parks, earlier than was at first expected. The Pachena—Clear; calm; 29.61; 50; bood Hope in 150 days, and came back the Cape of Good Hope. This trade in 26. The men were out in a dory, and Direct Service sailed from port last nighC- She also Albert has been undergoing extensive sea moderate. N via Cape Horn, sortie 17,000 mtler, in articles of China produce from Hong are believed to have drifted away from repairs at Esquimau for some weeks kong and Canton to South Africa has took out a heavy cargo of general mer Estevan—Clear; calm; 29.59; 49; the name time. the Comet and beeome lost In a fog. past, following her stranding at Port been developed through the enterprise to Bellingham chandise. sea smooth. Spoke, 2.30 a. m., S. S. It was with the China trade that the To-morrow night the C. P.eB. steam Captain Jacob Hansen, who reported Simpson. foreigil commerce of the young repub of Archlbold, Karberg’s Hongkong firm. (Via the Scenic Island Route.) Victoria, position unobtainable. She The sister ships. Daylight and Brilliant, er Princess Sophia, Capt. Campbell the loss of the. fishermen, said that he lic bfgan, when the Empress of China, reports S. S. Talthyblus 330 miles from are with one exception the largest sail leaves Victoria for Prince Rupert and cruised about for three days near YOUNGEST CREW AFLOAT. a barque of 360 tons cârpenter’s mess- Steamer San Juan II Edtevan, 8 p. m., E. bound. ing vessels afloa\ having a carrying Skagway. Many tourists are going where the dory was put over the side, urament. sailed from New York for Triangle—Clear, N.. light; 29.36; 50; capacity of about 8,'00 tons each. With (Special Round Trip Fare $8.00.) north on the vessel, and it is expected but could find no trace of them. The P^rt Townsend, Wash., Jtily 3.— Canton on Washington's birthday, weather was calm, and Captain Han Under charter to j^eame A Co., pt Lon tight swell. 1784. She did not return until May 11, fair weather they ought to be able to Leaves Grand Trunk Wharf, Pier C, at that when the Sophia leaves Vancou Ikeda—Misty; calm; 29.66; 42; sea make the voyage from Hongkong to 7 a. m., Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, ver on Saturday night all her passen sen believes that the men may have don! to load lumber, at Tacoma for the 1785, ^ut the venture wae so profitable Unlted^Kingdom, the German barque smooth. td be 'the fort -unne.- of a-Chinese ffqw York in about 100 days. calling at Friday Harbor, Roche Harbor, ger accommodation will be filled. reached shore safely. Prince Rupert—Cloudy ; calm; -9.96; Relpbek arrived .. yesterday thirty-six trade that maintained a fairly steady Prévost, Waldron. Orcae (Lime K41n) and 64; sea smooth. Out, 8.16 p. m-, S. S. dayh from Santa Rosalia. She will pro^ growth during the nex: half century. Men’s Extra Trousers at Bargain Beach. Returning from Bellingham at ceed to her loading port to-day. The Prthee John. It whs In the early seventies that the Prices, $1.96' ànd $2.65; at J. N. Har 7 a. m., Mondays. Wednesdays, Fridays. Refnbek \s fn command of CaptalA Dead Tree Point—Cloudy; »e< last d( the American China clippers vey’s Big Sale. • DON'T MISS THIS BEAUTIFUL TRIP. | TIMES SHIPPING CHART Kokinke. She carries a crew of 29 fnen, smooth. engaged In general trade disappeared, 27 of whom are iipder 21 years 6t age. Alert Ba3^-Cioudy; calm; 29.82; t>u with the [transfer tq ether u s of what sea smooth. Spoke 8. S. Camosun DEEP SEA ARRIVALS. ' This is the ÿoùàgest crew carried by remdlhed of the fleet df A. A. Low & tany vessel arriving on Puget Sound. passing Alert Bay, 10.60 p. m., north Brother. Since that time some splen Steamer. Master. Tonnage. ' Agent* .... Hongkong. July 11- bound. *'■ did sailing ships nave been built f-r Awa Maru...... Shlmidzu ...... 3.803 ,.Great Northern...... SALVOR BACK IN PORT. Noon. Belleroohon...... Bebb ...... 5,744 . liKedwell A C<£...... Liverpool . Aug.' * the |*rvlce of the Standard Oil Com Comedian...... Nathan ..n... 3.149 R P. Rlthet & Co...... Liverpool . July 4 jfroint Grey—Clear; N. W.; 29.86. pany In carrying case oil to China, but Celtic King...... Humphreys .. 3.9211 - Evatis, Coleman Evans. .New Tprk. July 26 Last evening the B. C. Salvage Cape Lazo--Clear; càlm; 29.86; >6; It seems as If even these were to be CelticCandidate King...... Rushforth . 2.68r R P.'RffherA Co...... •**H™g]...Liverpool .. July 25 pkong • July 9S steamer Salvor rèturtiéd tô Esquimau ia Krpooth. Spoke S. S. City of Seattle abandoned. As It happened, contem from ‘Alert Bay, where she went to off Ballenas Island 10.45 a.m., soutn* poraneously With the.decision to tvrn ...... MorrUby______5.200 Ç.T. R...... »...... Atm trails .. July» assist the Dolphin,. whtdh ran ashore the oil sailers over to other hands, A POSTAGE STAMP 8!SSiK::;nr..&^J....us £ ...... Ju,r * b°Tataosh—Clear ; EL, 22 miles; 29.85; 50; and was badly damaged -early in the came thé tremendous boom in cean Montekgle „ ...... 12,323 jtreat Northern...... Hongkong Harnessed to an Attractive sales letter is a Minnesota...... 9,VLI<* weék. The Salvôr did not 'bring the sea smooth. In, S. S. Admiral Farragut freights, .under which the cost of trans ...... 13.000.-TVP. R...... Sydney .... Aug. 1» wonderful propelling force for retail or Niagara...... "I»b •••• 1,168» J.'Waterhouse....,...... Hamburg .. July 10 injured ship south. The Dolphin 10^45 •a m. . . porting some of the cruder articles of C F. Loelaz...... Relmer ;. wholesale business. Santa iRosalla...... Prichard ...... 3.488' Evans. Coleman A Evans..New York.. Aug. S3 reached Seattle ünder her own 6team. Pachena—Clear; calm; 29.60 ; 61; sea this country's Chinese import trade be ...... 3.831 R. P. Rlthet...... Hongkong.. -July 10 ■ ------;------:------smooth. Spoke tug Lome 10 . a.m.,_ came almost prohll Itlve. It has no local limitations—goes where your Tacoma Maru...... Hhrnada ...... 8.828 Hodwell * Co...... Liverpool July 11 Talthybius...... Allen ... JOAN OUT FDR REPAIRS. miles south of Cape Lazo; S. S. Téës Three Oil Sailers Taken. salesman cah’t go—sees people your sales at Sechart, northbound. men can’t see. By way of counteracting the ad 'Our Multigraph Letters are an exact Imita DEEP-SEA DEPARTURES, COASTir <3 VESSELS. Estevan—Cloudy; calm; 29.66; 50; sea vance lit steamer frelo-ts and offering tion of type-writing—rat a fraction of the From Northern Ports. relieved on the G tiff Islands* route by smodth. . __ exceptionally attractive rates for cargo canada Maru. R. P. Rlthet, H’glfg,July , I Triangle—Clear; N.; 29.99 ; 56; sea ..July thej Queen City. The former is being in which; the time element Is not the « cost. Keemun Dodwell Co.. Liverpool ...July 9 Prince George, G.T.P., Stewart.. Afford uc the pleasure of quoting prices for Venture. U.S.8. Co.. Bella Coola. .July hauled out on the Victoria Machinery smooth. Spoke S. S. Camosun 10 a.m. first Importance, Archlbold, Karberg' A Mar am a. G.P.R.. Australia .Jqly » a complete service of letters, envelope ad Prlncd Rupert, G.T.P., Granby Bay.July 10 Depot to have some repairs made to at Namu, northbound. Co.,’ of New vork, have chartered the •ramba Maru. O N.. Hongkong...... July IS Princess May, C.P.R., Skagway....July 10 Ikqda—Misty; cahfn; 29.66Ï 60; sea £c„m. M^u. R. P,R»h,t. HWg.J4.ly :3 he* hull, and also td have her maOhin three sailing vessels which the Stan dressing, etc. For Northern Ports. ery attended td. ' smooth. dard Oil people were about to abandon, Princess Sophia, C.P.R., Skagway .July Prince llupert- Cloudy ; S. E.: 29.74; SAILERS COMING. and one of them, the Drumeltan, Is now Prince George., G.T.P., Stewart....July 7 89. spoke S. S. Estevan In Prince Ru- Alta Am. barquentlne from Newcastle. ‘Venture. U.8.S. Co.. Bella CooIa....Ju1y 9 DAMARA BRINGING COAL. loading at Tslngtao for Baltimore or A w B W.. 19 days out. Prince RuperJ, G.T.P., Granby Bay.July 10 pt-Tt. „ „ New York. The other two steel sailing Dead Tree Point—Clear; S. E.; sea • ■ * Bi ship, from Callao. From West Coast. San Francisco, uuly 3.—The steamship ships. Daylight and Brilliant, will be PACIFIC PUBLICITY SERVICE WU°HI1b': barque, front lqulque, 81 Tees, C.P.R.. Clayoquot ...... July Damera, of the W. R. Grace A Co. line, smooth. Alert Bay—Clear; calm; 29.90 ; 65; sen gin loading at Kobe-Hlogo, Japan, pro ADVERTISEMENT WRITERS, MUL/HORAPHISTS days out. For West Coast. has arrived at New York from this Coast ceeding thence to Hongkong and from a an f î VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, jULj^8^1B13 Here Are Homeeitcs MONTEREY AVENUE—An Oak Bay lot in fine ^ residential section for $700 cash. Price. .$1700 ^ I in the Right Districts BROWNING STREET—Two lots, 50x111, in a IRISH LINEN and at the growing district. Both for one-quarter cash. ^ Price ...... • ..$1325 JJJ Right Prices 820 OffOSITE WEILER fix 1*08. TO RENT s Street STORE Oak Bay house, close to car, with conveniences, furnished. Per month $35.00 « Two apartment suites, thoroughly modern and complete. Per month, $25.00 ™ tiiiH ...... «...... SpoD.UU wc Pillow allQ...... Rfl Suitable Presents ______! - A1 Cases However, he would make further Pure Irish Linen, Island Investment Company, Limited £ at Special scalloped ends •ayward Block—Rhone 1494 and hand-em WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE. broidered. Reg. Branch Offices 616-616 Roger. Block. Vancouver, and London. Eng. $4.60 pair. On Prices sale, pair. $8.00 .■ *- ” ~ v - ... VERDICT OF SUICIDE Pure Irish Linen Turkish Towels, wear guar FOUND MILK ABOVE Coroner's Jury Finds Theodora A. Letters for publication tn Deny Time# Irish Linen Damnsk Bet, comprising cloth 2x2 wet be received at the Times office net anteed, and made of pure flax. Special, per Broker Killed Hlmeelf—Evi later than the day before the day of pub-, yards wide end 2x2Vi yards long, with nap- dence at Inquest. (cation. When received later they will kina to match. Regular $8.50 set. On sale, pair, $1.75, $2.50 and. i...... $4.00 REQUIRED STANDARD POLICY IS FINAL be held over until the following day. While unobjectionable anonymous com per act ...... $8.50 The coroner's jury which yesterday munications «rill be published, the name afternoon heard the evidence as to the and address of every writer of such letters Eiderdown Comforters, silk and satin covered, circumstances surrounding the death Speaks of Effects of Financial muet be given to the editor. Irish Linen Damask Bet, cloth and napkins to in beautiful art shades. Very special value. t' City Health Departments Re of Theodore A. Broker, who shot him On sale, $10.50 anu...... $12.50 self in the Prince George hotel on Arrangement on New Work; . SHOULD CONSIDER GUESTS. matc$, scalloped edges; sise 2 yards diame port Shows Results of Tests Friday evening, was that he had com ter. Regular price, set, $9.50. Sale price, per mitted suicide, death having ensued Alderman's Views To the Editor:—In your report of the Hand-Made Oluny Cloths, sizes 54 and 72 Extending Twelve Months from & bullet wound, self-inflicted. It proceedings of the last meeting of the set ...... 87.50 took but one minute for them to find municipal council you state that a inches diameter ; beautiful lacework ; ever this verdict, without leaving the room. resolution was passed to the following lasting wear. On sale $11.50, $15.00, •There Is no Intention of stopping Irish Linen Damask Set, cloth and one dozen The city health department has pre Dr. Holden testified to the cause of effect: “That in any entertainments future Improvement work.” said Mayor the city may extend to the officers and $10.50 and ...... $25.00 pared a report on the milk supply of death being the firing of a bullet napkins to match, in good quality Irish linen. through the brain, the missile enter Morley, when asked as to the effect of men of H. M. 8. New Zealand no beer, the city in artswer to strictures which ing at the right temple and coming the city financial policy since the re wines or alcoholic liquors of any de On sale, per set ...... $7.50 Yorkshire Blankets, pure white, guaranteed have been passed recently in public and out at the top of the head. The port on the subject was adopted at the scription will be permitted, and that In the press.' The object of the report wound was one which could be quite meeting on Monday evening. "Our de only what are called ‘soft drinks' will all-wool, full size, 8 lbs. weight. On sale, per sire Is to provide for present liabilities Pure Irish Linen Bedspreads, size 90x100 Is particularly to remove the impres easily Inflicted by the man himself, be allowed.” pair ...... $6.50 the doctor said. and to clear the air so thaWwhen we In my humble opinion It Is to be re inches. Embroidered, hand-drawn thread, sion which has become general that come to the market again for advances gretted that ouch a resolution was in :he bulk of the mtlk supply of Victoria H. Stadthagen described the events and punch work. Regular price $9.50. On we may not be met by statements that troduced and passed, as it casts a slur to not from Vancouver Island datry- that took place as he was going up Irish Crochet Coat Sets, collar and cuffs to the present liabilities are unprovided on the whole of the ship’s company. sale ...... $7.50 aen. to his room, when Braker, who had match, beautifully worked in baby, Irish and registered at the hotel as T. A. Arons, for. It Is no use establishing a pro Private individuals have of course the gramme of work unless there are funds The legal standard for genuine mUk met him In the corridor on thj fourth right to act as they please in such heavy designs. Special, per . sel, $6.00, is defined by the Dominion Adultera Marcella Bedspreads, very fine quality, full floor of the hotel and. brandishing a in sight to pay for It. matters, but they usually consider their tion Act Is: Fat 3.25 per cent., non-fat $8.50 and ...... $10.50 revolver, ordered him to go down to “is not the vote for expropriations guests double bed size. On sale, each, $3.00, toltils 8.5 per cent. In the last twelve the floor below. Braker had no right and for paving to provide for present It Is customary all over the world at $3.50 and ...... $4.50 months 275 samples of milk have been liabilities and not for new work?” he official entertainments to place wines analysed, the average of the whole be to be on that floor, the witness said, Bureau Scarfs, pure Irish linen, scalloped edges was asked. before the guests, and those who are ing: Fat 4.14 per cent., non-fat solid” as his room was on the third floor. "Yes,” answered the mayor. and elected to hold public offices should be and hand-embroidered ; very fine quality. .t.63 per cent. The fat Is thus nearly 1 Mr. Stadthagen told of giving the Irish Linen Finished Sheets, size 2*4x2% yds., that Is the inference to be drawn from prepared to follow the usual custom In Special, $2.50 and ...... $3.50 »>er cent, above the legal standard. Of alarm, and praised the officers for their promptitude in reaching the the report. The expropriations are such cases, to set aside their own in splendid quality. Special, per pair, $2.00 these 275 samples only eleven wers contracted for by engagements of the adulterated, the offenders being prose hotel. dividual opinions, and place before and ...... $2.50 Pure Irish Linen Damask Table Sets, guaran Detective Murray, who responded to city during the past venter and the their guests such beverages as they cuted. The results show that paving allowance Is due to contractors teed all hand-woven work, in beautiful pat I per cent. was adulterated, the call with Detective Carlow, gave are probably accustomed to have, and the facts as to the firing of the shot for work carried out last fall before not treat them as If they dare not be Irish Linen Finished Sheets, hemstitched, dou terns. Cloth 2x2 and 2x2*4 yards, and one which represented only some work ceased. That leaves a small bal four different vendors. The depart as he was entering the room after it trusted to drink wine for fear they ble bed size, finest value ever offered. Spe dozen napkins to match. Every pair stamp was opened by a pass key. and of find ance for the streets like Douglas street should drink too much and create a ment therefore feels that it can claim and Qorge road, which are open and cial, per pair, $2.50 and...... $3.50 ed. Special, per set, $15.00 and $17.50 the quality of milk far In advance of ing Braker lying on the floor with scar dal. the revolver beside him. upon which the Canadian Mineral Rub It Is to be hoped that the council that of neighboring municipalities. It ber Company has contracts to com also gives the closest Inspection to Miss Catherine Fuller stated that win reconsider the resolution and fol cowsheds, dairies, delivery carts and she was acquainted with Braker. who plete. low the example of the late Lord A fine assortment of Hand-Embroidered Ladies’ Underwear, consisting of Night-Dresses, Combin ntensils. Two convictions were recent was a native of Germany and about "This Is not the only report from Shaftesbury, who, although one of the ations and Chemise, at special prices. A visit of inspection is invited. ly obtained for lack of cleanliness in twenty-eight years old, so far as he the committee. If taken alone It would greatest temperance reformers the the last named regard. had told her. She last saw him alive tie our hands. When we have provided world has ever known, and who was Apart from the recent Introduction on Friday evening when he called on for present liabilities then we can look the founder of the Y. M. C. A., was yet of bottled pasteurized milk from Al her. and on that occasion he appeared for the Initiation of new local Improve broad-minded enough to consider his berta. there has been no milk Imported to be quite rational In hie actions. At ment work.” guests and place wine at their disposal g-mto Victoria in the present year. The the same time he had then and on City Comptroller Raymur, who i at all hie entertainments, while he r hulk of the supply of the city comes other occasions threatened to shoot present, said It was unreasonable for drank water. from the Saanich peninsula and from both himself and her because she re the city to contemplate borrowing For an official body to Invite dis points on the Esquimau A Nanaimo fused to go out with him. money till the liabilities to the Bank tinguished visitors to an entertainment railway, south from Chematnus, West- The jury was composed of 8. L of British North America were faced. and treat them as our mayor and coun holme. Duncan and Koksllah. There Redgrave, M. Nicholson. Peter Mc- The report was not the final word on cil propose to do would be an Insult IRISH LINEN STORE has. it is understood, been introduced Lellan, William Norman, Thomas Me- the financial policy of the council this not only to the guests, but to the city a small quantity of cream for lea Delian and Charles Gardner. year. that ' allowed them to be subject to cream manufacture since the summer While the police are waiting for fur Alderman Cuthbert, who led the such treatment. season began. According to the report 920 Government St. (Opposite Weiler Bros.) ther information from San Francisco criticism to lie adoption at the city CHAS. E. REDFERt*. of the dairies the supply of milk the body is lying at the undertaker's. council meeting on Monday, in the Victoria, B. C., July 2. brought Into the city daily has been Braker was employed In that city as course of a statement to-day pointed 1!i ——Il I .11 ■!■< ' ■ X * TONER ALLOWED BUT THREE HITS Fierce Attack on Prices Bees Take Revenge for Holi day Games; Seattle Also Beaten . “Live Wire” Assaults Carried twWIng In the st^le that made him a winner for Spokane last season, Red Toner had the ferocious Tigers eating off the palm of his hand at the ball Into Every Department park last evening, the vivid locks Carrying off a ten to nothing shutoUt, in which McGinnity Inserted three hurl- We have nearly one hundred thousand dollar's worth of Men’s and Boys' Wearing Apparel in the two floors of our splendid, ers into the combat. The Bees looked for all the world Vke champions, and gave Toner the best of support. It was up-to-date store on Government street. one of the real ball games that the Victoria club gave the fans yesterday, and the win gives the locals an even We must reduce this heavy stock so have decided to take advantage of our "Live Wire” Bale and throw everything into the break on the home series. The same clubs will battle at Tacoma for the breach without reservation. balance of the week. Harry Meek fea tured the contest by hitting for a per fect percentage, while Johnny Rawl Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, Bugs, Neckwear, all have had their prices cut to the quick to make them move quickly. ings tore olT a couple of startling stops around the middle sack. Toner allowed but three hits, and at no time was he Three days have gone out of the ten. "Live Wire" Slaughter of prices is heavier this year than ever before. Get busy to day in danger of being scored upon. McGinnity Walloped. while the Sale lasts and make pie most of the opportunity to get Goods of Quality at the price of the made to selL Butch Belford, one of our former «WH we ce. ■»> townsman, started the work for the Bengals and looked to be going nicely when the Iron Man decided it was time to give the populace a view of his own rotund figure. What the Bees ^ did to his dignity was a shame. They' simply clouted his offerings to all j Be Turned Into Cash With corners of the park, Swsln and Sheai 1500 Suits To pounding the ball .over, the fence .for | the circuit with the sacks well crowd-" ed. Seven runs was the sum total of this assault upon the former Giant box artist, and McGinnity let Glrot perform the Aid of the “ Live Wire ” for the remainder of the contest. In the meantime Toner was turning the Tigers back with delightful- regularity, and he made a hit with the fans by his $20 and $22.50 $15 and $16.50 gilt edged heaving. The Spokane re $30 Suits $25 Suits cruit had his spitter breaking both $35 Suits ways, and one of the hits was decided ly scratchy. Umpire Toman falling Our highest grade Suit in Another strong line of fancy Suits Suits down on an attempted double play that None better made at this price, Canadian and imported tweeds looked as if it had been pulled off. tweeds, strong, serviceable Summer weight all-wool fa Swain and Lynch pulled off a couple fancy English worsteds and brics, up-to-the-minute for new styles and light weight of pretty catches in the outfield, as did fancy tweeds and worsteds. every-day suit. Madden, the latter also getting a Scotch tweeds, style and durability, nifty new summer fabrics. couple of hits: Alberts ttad an off day, patterns. but at that Toman gave Mm the worst •?Live Wire" Price •Live Wire" Price "Live Wire" Price of a couple of called strikes. Meek's "Live Wire" Price "Live Wire" Price fielding at first belped a lot, while Danny Shea pegged out the only two runners who tried to steal on him. $14.75 $10 Spokane, July I.—Spokane became $26.25 $21.75 $17.50 demoralized In the eighth Inning yes - ' 'V ______terday with Portland, and the visitors won 11 to 1. Eight runs were put over by Portland in the eighth, when Smith was hit hard. Hynes pitched good ball Ruthless Slaughter ol Prices for Portland. Batteries Turned on Furnishings. Score: R. lï. E. Portland ...... « ...... 1* 11 * Spokane ...... * • * Batteries—Hynes and Murray; Smith, Hosiery Neckwear Underwear Gloves Conway and Hannah. Negligee The lateet new patterns,' guar W. G. 4-*. Athletic, with lines fin Dent’s Gloves with regular or cadet Vancouver, B.C.. July «.-Carl Lewis' ish, two-piece or combination ; fingers for ladies or gentlemen. single to left field in the last half of In the latest colors and of anteed all fast colors. the ninth with two on bases and two Suits, regular $1.25. "Live Win” $1.00 Chamois Glovea for ladies, out gave Vancouver two runs and t>w Shirts standard makes. “Live Wire" Price...... 76c game. It was Vancouver’s third Wash Neckwear, "live Wire" straight victory over the league leaders. In a variety of different styles Price ...... 25c $1.60 Tan Dogskin for ladies. "Live Score: R. H. E. Stanfield’s, in mercerized , finish, Wire" Price ...... $116 Vancouver ...... 3 6 • and fabrics with soft double $1.00 Silk Hpee, "live Wire" Seattle ...... 18 1 cuff and separate collar or stiff 50c, "Live Wire’’ Price. ..36c two-piece or combination Suita. $1.60 Tan Dogskin for men. "Live Batteries—Clark and Konntck; Mc- Price...... 75c Regular «125. "Lire Wire" Wire" Price ...... $1.16 Ivor and Cadman. laundered cuff. 76c, "live Wire" Price.. ,45c Prie» ...... 80c $2.00 Chivrette Tan and Buck. $1.75, "Live Wire" Price $1.15 75c Silk Hoee, "Live Wire" “Live Wire" Price...... $1.46 TONER HEAVED IN $1.00 and $1.26, "live Wire" ‘‘Tur-Koit,” Penman’s, Stanfield’s $2.25, "Live Wire" Price $1.50 SPLENDID STYLE Price ...... «6c or Wateon’e, two-piece or combin $2.60 Motor Gauntlets. "Live Wire",. Price ...... H®) A.B. n. H. r.O. A. B. $3.00," "Live Wire" Price $1.90 ation Suita, in porous knit, natur Fries, r. I...... « 50c Hoee in silk or lisle, “Live $2 and $2.50, "Live Wire" al wool or cashmere. Regular «3 $3.60 Motor Gauntlets. "Live Wire" McMullin, s. s...... 2 $5.00 Silk Shirts, "Live Wire" the suit. "Live Wire" Price $2.26 Price ...... $2-36 He liar, 2 b...... 3 Wire" price ...... 35c Price 4 $1.45 Crum, c. f...... * Price...... $3.15 Harbison, e...... 3 McMurdo, 1 b...... 3 Felts, !. f...... 1 Holderman, 1. f...... 1 Grindle...... 3 Terrific Attack on Hats Overcoats Caught Belford, p...... 1 Rugs Outflanked and McGinnity, p...... • Glrot, p...... 2 Panamas Straw Sailors Totals ...... II • 3 24 M Victoria— A.B. R- H. P.O. A. S- Napping—Prices Prices Smashed Pine Splits and Sennets in Madden, I. f...... 4 The latest new style, of the Rawlings, s. a ...... 6 the new crowns -with brims Lynch, e. f...... 5 The same quality we have offered before—all-wool best American makers, guar in proportion. Meek, 1 b...... 4 anteed genuine Panamas. Swain, r. f...... 4 English Rugs with the Scotch tartans on both sides. $6.00, “Live Wire" Price ...... 3 ...... $3.60 Badly Injured Alberts, 3 b. ... $7.60, "‘Live Wire” Price Delmas, s. e...... 2 $8.50 Bugs, "Live Wire" Price...... $5.75 Shea, c...... 4 ...... $6.00 $3.60, "Live W‘re” Price Silk Lined Chesterfields, of light or dark grey Llama Toner, p...... 4 ... .tv...... $236 Cloth, very stylish Coats that’ll come in handy a lit $12.00 and$13.50 Bugs, "Live Wire" Price.. .$8.75 $10, "Live Wire” Price $6.76 notais ...... 28 10 14 27 $3.00, "Live Wire" Price tle later in the season. ore by innings— $12, “Live Wire” Price $8.60 ;...... $1.76 ...... 0 d 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 0 $15 Bugs, "Live Wire" Price...... $10.00 $2.00, "Live Wire” Price $30.00, "Live Wire" Price...... $19.75 Ha ...... 1 0 7 0 0 0 1 1 »-10 $16 and $16.60, "Live Wire” $25.00, "Live Wire" Price...... $16.76 nmary: Sacrifice hit—Fbite. Three- $20 Bugs, "Live Wire'f Price...... $13.75 Price...... $10.00 :...... $1.25 hit—Madden. Home runs—Swain Stolen bases—Lynch, Swain. Dou lays—McMullin to Keller to McMurdo, ullfn to Keller to McMurdo. Innings ed—By Belford 2 1-3, runs 4, hits 6; [cOinnlty 2-3, runs 4, lilts 2. Struck By Belford, 2; by McGinnity, 1; by 1017-1019 , L by Toner, 3. Bases dît balls—Off You’ll Like Our r, 3: off Belford, 2; off McGinnity, 1. Government St id ball—Shea* Wild pitch—Glrot. Hit itcher—Alberts by McGinnity. Charge Clothes.”— i to Belford. Time of game-l.». South of Fort Ire—Toman. » Reg. HOW WE STAND yesterday's Results. victory from Kent at Nottingham, win ing positions yesterday morning, every a practice thl» evening, in préparai iort .•torla, Tacoma, i. sity by Coleman, who made 117,, Camp securing four wickets for »» runs At thing Is In readiness for the auto for their Inland League game with Sid KennWgton oral, Surrey scored an nlag by 82 runs. For Notts, J. Gunn neouver, 2; Seattle, 1. OLD COUNTRY bell 130 and Boswell Ml. Gloucester mobile road races to be run on the ney on Saturday rAland, 11; Spokane, S. easy victory over Buaaex, winning by made 92 and Alletson too< four wick- CRICKET SCORES shire suffered defeat at the hand» of eta'for 37 runs. In their match with three and one-halt mile Mountain View Standing. an innings and 158 runs. Banham con course on Saturday and Sunday. Frank Having gained, the lead .Ip the Na Te-day. Northamptonshire, on their home tributed a well-played MS before be the M. C. C„ Cambridge University grounds at Bristol, by 164 runs. Hay won by 182 runs, thanks to the splen M. Fretwell, of Seattle, state represen tional League race, the Giants tight W. L. Pet Win Lose London. July ». — The ala county ing dismissed, and H. 8. Harrison 1»8, ened their hold by beating Philadelphia wood, 112, and S. a Smith, 111, were did Innings of E. L. Kidd, who contrib tative of the American Automobile tie ...... 48 2» .«23 .«28 ,«16 cricket matches atarted on Monday not out, for Surrey. The only Innings again yesterday. The defeat was a •ouver «4 31 .687 .882 .6 MEETS ROTHUS SPENCE DOHERTYS SPENCE DOERIYd Only a Few lzie-go.PoLiglaSff 1216,Douglass ( George Bright at Victoria, knocked lW Bayley Confident He Can Re out in 2 rounds. I Ernie Ricketts at Victoria, 4 rounds gain Public Favor in Port to a decision. Angeles Bout; Record of Ernie Ricketts at Victoria, 4-round draw. Local Lightweight Ernie Ricketts at Vancouver, 4-round decision. George Clarke at Victoria, K. O., 2 Sira rounds. WKà Clarence Rothus says that he will Tommy Knockton at Victoria, 4- %iri from Joe Bayley on July 4, and he round decision. figures that tht decision which Valse Freddy Johnston at Victoria, 4-round decision. gained over Bayley will go a long way Al. Hatch at Vancouver, K. O., 2 towards the victory. “Bayley cannot rounds. "fight two fifteen-round engagements in Joe Holland at Vancouver, K. O., 1 four days without feeling the effects of round. Billy Hill at Victoria, K. O., 1 round. the first battle," stated Rothus yes Eddie Ronan at Nanaimo, K. O., 7 terday afternoon, “and 1 expect to score a knockout before the tenth rounds. round.” Rothus is training steadily at Kid Maxwell at Ladysmith, K. O., 11 the Victoria Athletic Club and looks rounds. ^ - Freddie Wyat at Cumberland, K. O., just as clever as ever. He is right down to weight and yesterday after 8 rounds. Outing Wear Mike Rafferty at Ladysmith, K. O., noon tore off six. rounds of boxing be sides gymnasium work, without turn 6 rounds. You haven’t many days left. About the end of next week we shall be in our new premises, and we Eddie JOnes at Nanaimo, K.-O., 6 ing a hair. rounds. Special Boats For Bout. Tommy Meyer at Prince RupOrt, K. want to take as little as possible with us. , Hil„. Morris Condon Is willing to bet a O., 4 rounds. You can save money on all kinds of Men’s Wear if you buy before we leave our present store. Hose, roll on the chances of Bayley and the Oscar Nelson at Prince Rupert, K. O., former lightweight champion is hlm- 2 rounds. Hats, Underwear, Neckwear, everything (except Collars). yelf very confident of the outcome. I Eddie Memlo at Taber, B. C., K. O., A few days soon pass. If you put it off, you may leave it until you are too late. held Valse too cheaply,” Is the way 8 rounds. - Bayley puts the holiday bout, "but I Harry LombaiH at Edmonton, K. O., can defeat him If I can only secure 6 rounds. another bout with the Renton boy.” Billy Lauder at Edmonton, K. O., I Special boats will carry the Victoria rounds. Listen NOW to the Talking Prices enthuslass to the scene of the bout to Biny Decoursey at Edmonton, K. O. morrow morning. The bout will take 15 rounds. place in the afternoon. This will en Pat Scott at Prince Rupert, 20-roùnd Outing Hats able Victorians to get back to the cap draw. JOE BAYLEY Outing Trousers ital in time for dinner. Bayley says Billy Allen at Grassanp, 16-round Former lightweight champion of the Some of These Are Soft Felt Hats in the latest that he Is feeling no 111 effects of Tues decision. Dominion, who meets Clarence Rothus Pearl grey flannel, plain white, day’s. bout, though his hands are a bit Pat Scott at Victoria, K. O., 4 rounds. at Port Angeles to-morrow afternoon. white with stripe, grey with new blocks.^ Imperials, Chris swollen. Billy Allen at Calgary, K. O., Î Half-Price Bayley’s Record. rounds. stripe, all with belt loops. Re ties, Mallories; browns, greys, A complete record of the Victories of Fighting Dick Hyland, 16-round draw STEELE LEADS IN gular $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00. with soft dou tans; Fedoras or telescopes. the former champion, up to his fight Calgary. Outing Shirts with Valse, is given below: Tom Moore at Nanaimo, 16 rounds. THE WESTERN LEAGUE Sale Prices ble cuff and reversible self col Joe Bay|ey, born in Victoria, B. C., No decision. $3.00 Hats for $2.00 September 19, 1890. Frenchle Valse, Seattle, Wash., 4 Bobby Steele, who has been farmed 62.35, $2.65, $3.00, $3.35 lar. Several men were so Color, white; nationality, Canadian; round draw. out by the Bees to the Moose Jaw club Belts, regular 50e, 75c, $1.00, Straw Boaters in fine splits or height. 5 feet 3% inches; weight, 130 Charlie Relley at Vancouver, 16 of the Western Canada League. Is pleased with their selections pounds. rounds. Decision. proving one of the sensations of the $1.25. when tiiey got them -on they sennets, wide or narrow brim George Bright at Vancouver, 4 Ernie. Barrleau at Vancouver, K. Ô. prairie circuit. The Victoria southpaw, Sale Prices 35*, 50*, 70*, 85* rounds to decision. 10 rounjdi who heaved a couple of games for the came back and bought more. and crown in proportion. Priced Ï Bees this spring, has now won eleven straight games, and has been beaten Outing Neckwear Plain colors, stripes, fancy regularly from $1.50 up. SEATTLE LOSES but once this season. Steele defeated figures. Regular $1.50 and $2. SMITH BEATEN Edmonton on Monde y, winning bis Wash Ties of new design, knit Sale Prices $1.00 Up BY THE PIPPINS THIRD STRAIGHT fifth straight against that club. He has now won seventeen and lost one, ted silk or mercerized materials, an average of .944, and this about leads Your Choice at $1.00 K. H. P.O. A. Xs Vancouver— A.B. R. H. P.O. A. stripes, fancy figures, close-wo- Portland— A.B. that of any twirier in organised ball 1 1 6 4 6 • 0 1 1 Outing Sweaters Bancroft, ■- •...... 6 He liter, 2 b...... 1 Fkéd Weed. who Is managing the club ven^or open fabric. Regular 35e, Fltxgerald, r. f. » .1 1 X » 1 Bennett, 2 b...... « » 1 4 2 Wick’s Fancy Hat Bands— ' Mahoney, 1. 1. .#*..• 6 d 1 4 • Kippert, e. f...... 4 6 » 8 6 and playing first base, is hitting well Knitted All-Wool in grey, ■ Melcholr, c. 1...... 4 S a 4 • Frlak, r. f...... 8 • 6 '1 « over .406, and the Robin Hoods are Nifty bands you can fix your - IVlAHi 1 h ...... 4 1 l • 0 0 $ 6 running second to Saskatoon. Bale Prices 25*. 35*, 50* brown, red, green, white, with 8 î 8 1 • Rrlnbar 1 f A l • self and give tone to an old hat Murray, c...... 4 1 2 8 1 « Scharney, a...... 4 1 t 8 8 Secretary McConnell, of the Bees, heavy roll collar and side pock I’oltrln, 3 b...... 4 1 1 1 2 Konnlck, e...... 4 • 6" 8 stated this morning that the Victoria Outing Hose or add to the style of a .new ets. Regular $4, $5, $6, $7. llynea, ...... 4 1 1 6 Clark, ri...... 3 • • • 1 club will surely hold Steele for next •Lewie t...... 1 • 1 0 4 season, now that Kanlletmer Is as In the latest new tans, browns, one. Regular 75c. Totale...... 38 11 il 27 10 2 i sured of a try out with the big greys, reds, greens. Holeproof Sale Prices H P.O. A. IS. Totale ...... 31 2 6 87 10 leaguers. Steele has hurled a no-hit ! At Half-Price Million c. f ...... 4 0 1 3 1 1 •Batted for Clark In ninth. game and a one-hit game as well as a Bilk Hose at 75c or Lisle at 50e. $2.65, $3.35, $4.00, $4.65 McCarl, I b...... 4 1 1 11 • t Seattle— A.B. H. H. P.O. A. number pf shut outs. Penman’s Bilk Hose at 50e. CoulsOA, 1. f...... Shaw, 3 b. .... Pappa, r. f...... Jackson, 1 b. . Victoria will have a tough time Wuffli, 3 I Kill, 2 b...... breaking even on the coming road trip. ar.T. AT ONE THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICES Strait. 1. f...... The Bees play four games at Tacoma, Fitzsimmons, s. s. Cadman, c. ... then go to Seattle for a week, pUjf Hanna», c...... Wilson, r. f. . Smith, ...... Kill Hay, c. t. at Vancouver for three days and come Conway, p...... Raymond, s. a here exactly two weeks from to-day, •Yohe ...... Mclvor, p. . on July 17, for four games, taking the road again for a couple of more weeks. l Tôtals ...... 34 F « Totgla ...... 31 They will be home for three solid Doherty & Co. •Halted for Smith in eighth. •Two out when winning fun made. •jcks, starting August 7. Score by innings— Score by Innlngo— 1216 Douglas Street Portland !...... 0 2 0 1 6-908 0-11 Vancouver ...... 00009000 Wolverton brings* the Information Hatters and Furnishers to ‘Men Who Spokane-;.*...... 090600010—1 Seattle j...... 0 4 0 »• 9 *9 1 that' Williams, the young pitcher who Summary: Two-base hlte—Mohler, Flta- has been going so well this spring, has aimmdns. Three-base hits—McCarl, Mur Summary : Two-bads hu» Wilson, eight major league clubs bidding for ray,* Sacrifice hit—Peters. Passed balls— Scharney, Nlll, Walsb. Double playi Scharney .o Keister. Sacrifice hlts- him, and if he wanted to dispose of The Dorchester System Hannah. Hit by pitched ball—By Smith, bases-Nm p(3) the Hawaiian, he could get what would Melcholr. Stolen base—Wagner. Bases on Shaw. Walsh. Stolen ...... Wf. TO-DAY IN FU6ILISTIC Strait. Klllllay. Raymond, Scharney and prove equivalent to $12,000 in cash for of Physical Culture balls—Off Hynes, 1; off Smith, 1; off Con BIG LEAGUE SCORE BOARD Sap Francisco, July 8.—Bill Lindsay, ANNALS way, none. Struck out—By Hynes, 5; by Konnlck. Struck out—By Clark, «: by Mclvor 5: Bases on balls—Off Clark. 6; of the Portland club, Is premier batter Smith, 3; by Conway, none. Hits—Off off Mclvor. 4. Time—1.56. Umpires—Wll of the league with a percentage of .81». Smith, 10 in 8 Innln: ;; off Conway, 1 In 1 national. 1806—Marvin Hart became heavy son and Ke.l BURNS AND PELKY Harl Maggart. Log Angelee, I» second Inning. Left on bases—Portland, 3; Spo Yesterday's Results. weight champion of the world by with .315. Jimmy I-ewls, Sacramento, kane, >. ere lit > utory to Hynes: charge ON WAY TO ’FRISCO At Brooklyn—Boston, 3; Brooklyn, 15. knocking oui Jack Root In the 13th defeat to Smith. Time—1.50. Umpires— HOPPE CRIPPLED. At Philadelphia—New York, 8; Phlladel- la third, .285. r round at Reno. Jim Jeflrtee acted as Oetdlek and Shackleford. San Francisco tops the list hi dub referee, and, It was eatd, presented the Tommy Burns paid a flying visit to Cincinnati—St- Louis. I; Cincinnati, 4. hatting averages, .388, with Los An title to the victor, but Jeff has sluco San Fr%ncisco, July 1.—Willie Hoppe, the Capital yesterday on his wgy At Chicago— Pi * kSburg, 4; Chicago, 6. geles second, .268; Sacramento third, AFTER CHAMPION. through from Vancouver to Seattle. denied this. Hart was a sorry cham at one time picked by Ad Wolgast bo .266. pion. and In the following February he the next lightweight champion, lo$t He Is now handling Arthur Pelkey, Portland leads In fielding with .8*1. Wimbledon. July 3.—Maurice E. Me- heavyweight "hamplon of the world was easily defeated by Tommy Burns Loughlin. of San Francisco, the United both thumbs and the index fingers of New York ...... £ * £ ™ and Sacramento la second, .868; San In a 20-round battle In Los Angeles. both hands yesterday, while helping The pair will go on to ’Frisco, where Philadelphia . ••• ...... JJ ” "JJ Francisco is third, with .867. States champion, by defeating Stanley they will see the Rltchle-Rtvers battle 1888— Frank Erne won lightweight N. Doust, the Australian Davis Cup Sherman French, 14 years old, to loail Brooklyn ...... £ £ Fanning, of San Francisco, leads In title by defeating Kid Lavtgne at Buf- a toy cannon. French also lost a to-morrow. Chicago...... £ r the pitching division, .728, with Ryan, champion, in the final round of the all- While In callf rnla Burns will try to finger. of 1-os Angeles, second, .7*». and Per- England lawn tennis singles champlon- get some ma’ches with Pelkey. Tfie Bt. Louis ...... » » ’J* 1812—Packey McFarland knocked out Fhlpï ÿ&terday, won the right to chal latter will be a good card until he Is illt, Los Angeles, third, .188. Ed Randall In the third round at Cin- Stroud, of Sacramento, has a strike lenge A.. F. Wilding, of New Zealand, Taste The Full -Joys in the perfect licked, for he beat Luther McCarty, Cincinnati ...... « w- cinnatL out record of 1*1 In 18 games. Ills the title holder. The match will lie comfort and cleanliness of the bright who was regarded as the best of the AMERICAN. pitching percentage Is .66*. played here on Friday. McLoughlin airy rooms, from $4 per week “at The crop of white heavies. Burns can be Yesterday’s Results. x DEFEND CUP. beat three straight sets. Kalserhof.” * depended upon to handle Pelkey v tsely, At New York—Philadelphia." 8; New for he knows every angle of tije game. ANDERSON FAVORITE. New York, July 3.—A report le pub YAtk Boston—Washington, 6; Boston, V. lished here as current In yachting At Detroit—Chicago, 6; Detroit, 7. Los Angeles. Cal., July 3. —Leach circles that es-Commodore Cornelius KNOX BEAT MACDONALD At Bt Louie— tire committee, Winnipeg, Is In corres CITY OF VICTORIA pondence now with over 4,600 secretar WOMEN'S INSTmJTE ies of agricultural and horticultural associations In the various provinces. LOCAL IMPROVEMENT ASSESS Coupled with the co-operation of the Carpets, Draperies, MENT NOTICE. provinces in the Dominion, Canada Apparel far HOLDS FLOWER SHOW will show her worth and wealth in Home furnishing s such form as never before exhibited Women, Misses Pursuant to Section 33 of the p>c»l J? under one roof. Manitoba, Saskatche provement Act, public nolle# le hereby and given that a Court of Revision wUI be wan and Alberta are naturally anxtoüs and held on the 16tli day of July. 1313. et the oyal Oak Branch Will Prob for closer communication with the Kitchen Utensils Council Chamber, City Hall at Mo clock fruit growing districts of the Domin Children a. m , for the hearing. of complaints ion, and naturally the west Is even against the following special local Im ably Make Exhibit An provement assessments, vis.: more strongly interested in the exhi 739 Yates Street Phone 1391 1. Assessment In respect of Belmont nual Event bition of their grains and grasses. avenue from Fort street to Pandora ave Some of the big cash prises will In nue fof grading, draining and paying with dude a $250 prize for the best two gsphalt, constructing permanent side bushels of wheat, with a second prise walks on both sides of said avenue, with The Royal Oak Women's Institute The July Clearance Sale is Going on Apace curbs, gutters and boulevards, also sewer, $160 and a third $100; for oats $100 as a surface drain and water lateral». held its second annual flower show at first prize, $76 second and $60 for third; Extraordinary Clearance of 2. Assessment In respect of the Institute hall last Saturday after and for barley the same prizes will be The New Lingerie Waists street from Belleville street to Quebec noon and evening, Mrs. Eberts opening given. In the apple competition there The Greatest Values Ever Offer street for grading, draining and Paving the proceedings at 8 o’clock Ip * short Trimmed Millinery at $5.00 with an asphaltic pavement, arid con will be awarded $200 for the best \wo Enter This Sale at Special structing curbs and gutters on both aides speech. In which she expressed her boxes, $100 for the second and $60 for ed in Women1» Ready-to-Wear said street, also lateral connections to pleasure at being present and her ad the third. A cash prise of $100 Is also Prices t The styles are in gréât variety and most sewer, surface drains and water mains. miration of the beautiful display of to be offered for the best sheaf of Garment» During July Clear- attractive, embracing the smartest 3. Assessment in respect of Hillside aVe- flowers. At the conclusion of her re alfalfa. nue from Quadra street to Cook street for marks, two little girls, Nancy Reid and Thousands of them, embracing the styles from New York and other grading, draining and paving with an smartest, daintiest, most stylish ance Sale fashion centres, as well as a number asphaltic pavement, and constructing per Florence Young, presented her with a COSMOPOLITAN COURT. manent sidewalks on the north side, and beautiful bouquet of flowers. looking Waists that ever a season A price-cutting demonstration of Women’s of handsome Hats from our. own constructing curbs and gutters on both The show was a wonderful success Many Languages are Heard Nowadays has seen are offered at especially and Mlssees’ Ready-to-Wear that will eclipse workrooms. Many of these 'latter sides of said avenue, also lateral connec In every respect, and the Women’s In all our 'previous efforts, for we have deter tions to sewers, surface draina and water at Police Magistrate's Daily attractive prices during the July are modified examples of the most malna. stitute Intends making this an annual Rooaptlon. sale. These pretty White Waists mined to make this the greatest sale on re up-to-date models especially trimmed 4. Assessment in respect of Hollywood event. The display of flowers was ad cord In the city. All our garments, from the Crescent from St. Charles street to Rob mirable. one of the principal features There was a cosmopolitan air about are in handsome embroidered lowest to the highest price, are made In ac for this sale. Regular values up to ertson street for grading, draining and being the table of wild flowers exhib the police court this morning, as In effects, with high or low necks, cordance with the very latest New York and $12.50. Clearance Sale price $5.00 paving with an asphaltic pavement, and European fashions; but we have cut these constructing curbs, çrtters and boule ited by the school children, who also addition to the usual English-speaking long and short sleeves or in plain- All French and New York Pattern vards on both sides of said Crescent, also had an Interesting exhibit of manual and Oriental habitues there were cases garments down to a mere fraction of their later»! connection» to sewers, surface training work. Among the more con In which Italian and Russian Interpre tailored styles with French or original worth, and made the prices so low Hats are now .....-... ■> .Half-Price drain» »nd w»ter milns. __ spicuous exhibits were a splendid col laundered collars and cuffs. that they speak for themselves. Read: 6. Assessment in respect of Howe from ters had to be called In. A Collection of Flowers for Trimming May street to Oxford street, for grading, lection of peonies and roses. by Mrs. Alexander Klektukt, who came to Especially priced during July 100 New Season's Suits, cut In the very latest to clear at, per bunch, 60c and 25* draining and paving with an asphaltic Layrlts; a collection of delphiniums, this country from .Russia not long ago Clearance Sale at 82.85, 81*85, payement and constructing permanent styles and In the most popular lengths. ,—First Floor columbines, etc., by Mrs. Angus; col and crossed to this city from Vancou 81.35 and ...... 75* sidewalks, with curbs, gutters and boule lection of sweet peas by Mrs. Darnell; Regular values up to $20.00. Clearance vards on both aide» said «treat, also lat ver three weeks ago, was found by Bale price .... i. 89*89 eral connections to sower, surface drains and a number of pretty table centre Detective Blclltno in a room at the —First Floor and -nier mains. . , , arrangements. During the afternoon rear of the Grand Pacific hotel at half Regular values up to $$2.60. Clearance g Assessment In respect of Richardson and' evening refreshments were sold by Bale price ...... $14.T6 street from Vancouver street tp Cook past one o’clock yesterday morning, Household Staples Priced .street for constructing boulevards on both the junior members of the Institute, and to-day he was chargeiTwlth being Dress Goods and Silks Regular values up to $40.00. Clearance sides said street. . who wore the colon and badges of the vagrant. There was some difficulty Sale price...... 8 18.75 toÔiear , 7. Assessment In respect of Pembroke organization. A large number of the in getting an Interpreter. The first 'street (north side) from Cook street to school children from the schools In the Priced to Clear Regular values up to $46.00. Clearance Chambers street, for constructing boule man secured proved to be a Pole, who Bale price...... 822.75 Extremely low prices prevail dur vard. curb and gutter. district were present, most of the girls was unable to communicate with the Special inducements are offered in Regular values up to $66.00. Clearance ing July sale in our Staple section. e Assessment In respect of Harbinger wearing wreaths of flowers in their defendant, but after some time the •venue from Richardson strest to Fair' hair, and the boys button holes. beautiful Silks and Dress Goods. Sale price...... "...... 8*9.75 Only a few of the many inducements field road, for constructing boulevards, police found a fine-looking young Rue with curbs and gutters, on both sides or The Judgtpg was In the capable elan who speak* good English and was Every line an exceptional . value. Smart Cloth One-Piooo Drsaaos. Regular are printed here. said avenue ' , hands of Messrs. Layrttx and Van able to act Take advantage of the great sav values up to $16.00. Clearance Sale price Herroekee Twill Sheeting, 1 yds. wide. 9. Assessment In respect of Market Aalst, who gave great satisfaction in only ...... \...... 89.75 street from Douglas street to Rose street, Detective Siclllno told the court that ings and purchase the material for Regular 60c values. Sale price, per for constructing a permanent sidewalk on their awards. Mrs. Tolmle, of Clover- there Is a window between the room yard ...... ®6* dale, acted as Judge of the children’s that new dress, waist or skirt now. Cream Sorgo Suita. New Summer Coats. both aides of said street. where he found the accused and the Horrockes Plain Sheeting, 2% yds. wide. 10. Assessment In respect of Camosun exhibits of wild flowers, prizes for Navy Serges In medium and heavy Regular values up Regular values up bar of the -hotel, and this was open, Regular 87%c values. Sale price, per street from Yates street to Pandora ave which were provided by the depart ' weights, 46 Inches wide. Regular 65c to $27.60. Clear- to *1L^- Clear- nue, for constructing concrete sidewalks rendering it quite easy to rob the bar yard...... 82%* ment of agriculture. The department values. Sale price, per yard...... 50* ond boulevards on the west side of said If Klektukt or anyone else had wished. ance Sale price only , . . 89.90 street and on the east aide between Rudltn also presented two books for award in 64 In. wide, regular $1 values. Sale Regular 86c value. Sale price, per The. story told by the defendant was only . . . 818.75 Regular values up street and Pandora avenue, and boule competition, others of the interesting that he has not been able to get work price, per yard ...... —...... • .85* yard ...... 80* vards on the east side between Rudlin collection of prizes Including a ham 66 in. wide, regular $1.25 values. . Sale Regular values up to $16.00. Clear- Plain Sheeting, 2% yds. wide. Regular $1 street and Yates street. since he came here, and he has had to 11. Assessment In respect of Taunton mered brass flower basket from Mrs. sleep wherever he could find shelter. price, per yard ...... 95* to $37.50. Clear- anfe Sale values. Sale price, per yard...... 90* ance Sale price only * * *88.75 street from Clarke street easterly for Paterson, Government House; a silver He had been spending the night In this Diagonal Stripes, Bedford Cords, Silk and Plain Sheeting, 2 yds. wide. Regular 40c grading, draining and paving with an Inkstand from I he Hon. D M. and Mrs. room for some few nights past, he said. Wool Santoi, 44 to 61 Inches wide, In only . . 8*3.76 Regular values up values. Sale price, per yard...... 35* asphaltic pavement, and constructing per Regular values up to Clear- manent sidewalks of concrete, with curbs, Eberts; a travelling clock from Mrs. The Interpreter offered to look after every conceivable shade. Regular $1.26 Plain Shasting, 2 yds. wide. Regular 60c gutters and boulevards on both aides Plm Butchart. and others. Mrs Eberts values. Sale price, per yard...... 95* to $65.00. Clear- *n<* Sa,e.<£r the man’s wants until he could find ance sale price only * * 8***®® value. lÉale price, per yard...... 45* thereof, also lateral connections to sewers istrlbuted the prizes to the fortunate work, pointing out to the magistrate All-Wool Summer Coatings, 61 inches surface drains and water mains. only . . .$33.76 —First Floor. Pillew Cottons, 40 in. wide. Regular 20c 12. Assessment In respect of Rose street that with his Ignorance >f English he wide, In colors fawn, brown, green, sky, values. Sale price, per yard...... 15* from King’s road to Bay street, for con The following Is the piize list: As probably had had no chance to get ■axe, etc. Regular $1.60 values. Sale atructlng a permanent sidewalk of con sorted collection of pot plants; Mrs. any yet price, per yard ...... 85* 42 In. wide. Regular 22 %c values. Sale cr»te on the east side of said street. Daly; assorted collection of cut'flow price, per yard ...... z*...... 17%* IS. Assessment In respect of Erie street His worship allowed Klektukt to go Blaok and White, White and Black and from St. Lawrence street to Dallas road ers, Mrs. James; collection of sweet on suspended sentence on this promise. Changeable Striped Mooaaline Silks, 36 44 In. wide. Regular 26c value. Sale for constructing a permanent sidewalk of peas, Mrs. Darnell; decorated table Women’s and Misses’ Shoes. price, per yard ...... 20* concrete on the north side of said street. In. wide. Reg. to $1.86 values. Clear centre, first Mrs. McMillan, second, ance Sale price, yard ...... 95* Pillow Cases, 40. 42 and 44 in. wide. Re 14. Assessment In respect of Chapman Mra James; collection of roses, Mrs. LOCAL DOGS WIN Drastic Reductiona street from Cbok street to Linden avenue, Fancy Mixed Tweed a, 60 Inches wide. gular 40c values. Sale price, per pair. for constructing boulevards on both sides Hobson; basket of flowers. Miss Lot 1 comprises Velour Calf Button only ...... 35* Payne; collection of pansies. Miss MAINLAND RIBBONS Regular 76o values. Sale price, per of said street. , _ _ _ Pillow Cases of our own make, 42 and 44 15. Assessment In respect of Dundas Butt; spray bouquet. Miss Duval; yard ...... 55* Boots, Patent Button Boots, Tan street from Russell street to Catherine Quite a number of Victoria dogi 62 In. wide, regular $1.26 values. Sale in. wide. Regular 66c and 76c Values. street, for grading, draining and con bridal bouquet, Mrs. Sharps; best six Pumps and Oxfords, Patent Blue carried off ribbons at the one day price, per yard ...... 95* Sale price, per pair...... 50* structing sewer and surface drain con boutonnieres, Mrs. Sharps; specimen Oxfords, Patent Button Oxforda and Sheet», plain or hemstitched, alee 76x$6 nections. plant, Mrs. Duval; sweet peas. Mrs. show of the North Vancouver Kennel 66 In. wide, regular $1.60 values. Sale White Canvaa Button Boots. Every 18. Assessment In respect of Lillian road Club, which was held on Dominion price, per yard ...... 8***9 In. Regular $2.60 values. Sale price, from Fairfield road to Irving road, for Hobson; ferns, Mrs. Sharps; anttrrhln pair of good reliable quality and re per pair ...... 81*95 urns, Mrs. Gala. Day. In the pointer class Mr. Wolfen- All-Wool Delaines, Paisley and stripe grading, draining and paving with an den’s winnings were: First, puppy gular $4 values. Clearance Sale Sise 80x100. Regular $8 values. Sale aaplialtic pavement, constructing curbs Special prize given by the executive effects, 80 Inches wide. Regular 66c price, per pair ...... 82.15 and gutters on both sides of said road, pf the Institute for the largest collec dogs, Victoria Romea; first, limit dogs. values. Sale price, per yard...... 60* price, per pair ...... 83.85 and providing lateral connections to sew Victoria Grouse; first, open dogs, Vic Plain Hemmed Sheets, 2% yds. wide. Re flon, won by Mrs. James. Regular 76o values. Sale price, per ers. surface drains and water mains. toria Grouse; first winners, Vic Lot 2 consists of high-grade Patent gular $3.26 values. Sale price, per The following girls won prises in the yard ...... 80* IT. Assessment In respect of Mills street toria Grouse; first, puppy bitches, Vic Turn Lace Boots, Patent Matt Top pair ...... 82.75 from Beach road to Lillian road, for children’s section: Collection of wild toria Brownie; first, novice bitches, —Main Floor Turkish Towels, regular 36c values. Sale grading, draining and paving with an flowers, first, Violet Barker; second, Lace Boots, Vici Kid Lace Boots, asphaltic pavement constructing curbs Victoria Quail; first, limit bitches, Vic with patent tip, Gunmetal Lace price, per pair...... 25* and gutters on both skTea of said street, Norma Dumbleton. Pressed wild flow toria Speck II. W. A. Millington’s Regular 60c values. Sale price, per nlso lateral connections to sewers, sur ers, first, Julia Angus; second, Made Victoria Belle, of the same breed as Boots, Black Velvet and Black pair ...... ê...... 36* face drains and water mains. line. Large; honorable mention, Violet 18. Assessment In respect of Pembroke Mr. Wolfenden’s dogs, was first in Art Needlework. Clear Suede Button Boots, Tan and Patent Brown Linen Towels, regular 76c values. Street from Quadra street to Chambers Barker and Lilian Daly. 'Drawings of open and winner’s bitches classes. Lace Oxfords, Black Satin Pumps, Sale price, per pair ...... 55* afreet, for grading, draining and paving wild flowers. 18 to 1*. first, lia Leh Victoria Grouse also won a gold —Main Floor with an asphaltic pavement, and con mann; necond, Madge Reid. Drawings ance Specials Gunmetal Button Oxfords, Patent structing permanent sidewalks, with medal for being one of the best six White Top Button Oxfords and Tan curbs, gutters and boulevards on the of wild flowers, 8 to 12, first, Julia dogs in the show, and Victoria A large assortment of Hand-Em south side from Quadra street to Cham Angus. Plans of school grounds, first, Brownie, Victoria Grouse, Victoria broidered Novelties, including Bags, Pumps. These Shoes are of very su bers street, and constructing a permanent Helen Cameron ; second, Violet Bar Speck and Victoria Belle won the spe perior make and will wear well.. Re sidewalk on the north side from Quadra ker. Collection grown by little girl Cushions, Tea Cosies, Cushion Tops, White Combinations De street to Vancouver street, and construct cial prize In the breeders’ class. gular $5 values. Clearance Sale ing curbs, glitters and boulevards on the under 6, special prize, Florence Young. Victoria Beauty, owned by Mr. Lang, etc., on sale during Clearance Sale north aide of said street f om Quadra The boys were almost equally suc of Victoria, was second in the limit at exactly HALF-PRICE. price, per pair ...... 83.95 cidedly Underpriced street to Cook street, also cost of sewer, cessful. Eldon Heal won the prize for bitches. —Main Floor surface drains and water laterals. Tinted Centra, In floral and conventional Many exquisite designs are repre II. Assessment In respect of Moss street the collection of pressed wild flowers. C. A. Goodwin’s Irish setter, Killar designs, sixes li, 17 and M In. Regular from Fort street to Rlchardeon street, for Drawings of wild flowers, 12 to 16, ney Patrick, was adjudged .the best In 16c values. Clearance Sale price Z©4 sented in these stjlish and perfect- constructing permanent sidewalks of con first, Rennie Anderson. Drawings of the show. Mrs. McConnell, of Gordon Regular 60c to 76c value». Clearance fitting Combinations. They are crete on the east side of said street from wild flowers, 8 to 12. first, Ernie Horne Head, captured a multitude of ribbons Fort street to R hardson street and on the Sale price ...... SSt New Sunshade», Regular to made of extra fine and sheer quality west side from Rockland avenue to Rich second, Linn Le Lievre. Best lettuce with her newly Imported wire-haired Regular Sir to $1.36 values. Clearance ardson street, and boulevards on both grown by school children, Gordon Cam terriers. Sale price ...... »©# soft white nainsook, prettily em aides of said street between Fort street eron. Best sweet peaa grown by school Silver Heels, owned by R. Welsh, of Linen and Repp Street Bags, stamped $1.75 Values, $1.00 broidered and lace trimmed in a and Richardson street. Bellingham, .was the best English set 20. Assessment In respect of Quadra children. Mackenzie Avenue school. ready for embroidery. In pretty con A very special line of Sunshades in a wide range of dainty pattern*; a street from Pandora avenue to Burdette School grounds’ plans, first, George ter in the show. ventional designs, finished with cord great number of them with wide •avenue, for widening the sidewalks "" Jones; second, Arthur White. and fringe. Colors are white, natural, large assortment of shapes, colors aides of said street, flounce of embroidery. fl. Assessment In respect of Quadra POLO TEAMS TO MEET burn orange and green. Regular values and designs, on strong, durable street from Pandora avenue to Hillside EAST AND WEST TO MEET from 76c to $3.36. During Clearance frames. Regular values to $1.75. Regular $3.0Q values. Clearance avenue for grading, draining and paving FOR ISLAND TITLE g,lT a( ...... Half-Price Clearance Sale price ...... $1.00 Sale price ...... $2.90 with asphalt, and constructing* curbs and Stamped Cushion Tope in natural or gutters on both sides of said street, also Land and Apple 8how at Winnipeg in Another li»e of Sunshades sold in the | Regular $5.00 values. Clearance cost of sewer, surface drain and water October Will Be First of Kind. From present Indications there green linen. In a variety of désigna, laterals. . __. promises to be a record crowd at Sat at exactly ...... Half-Price regular way up to $2.75. Clearance Sale price ...... $3.80 22. Assessment In respect of Edward urday’s polo match at the Willows, —Main Floor Sale price ...... $1.75 Street from Reserve to Russell street, for J. Bruce Walker, commissioner Regular $7.00 values. Clearance grading, draining and paving with a light when the Victoria and Duncan quar —Main Floor standard asphalt pavement, constructing Immigration In Western Canada, who tettes clash In the final of the first Sale price...... $5.35 permanent sidewalks of concrete, with is also chairman of the land and apple aeries for the polo championship for Regular $9.00 values. Clearance curb and gutter, on both sides of said show to be held at Winnipeg October Vancouver Island. The Victoria team Silk Chiffon and Net Waiata, street, also lateral connections to sewers, 10-18, states that announcement will Sale price...... $6.90 surface drains and water malna. is especially confident of winning and —First Floor 28. Assessment In respect of Cook street soon be made of the passenger and has been i ractIcing every night this Value» Extraordinary Woven Straw Matting, Regular from Pandora avenue to Bay street, for freight rates to apply at that time. Nt- week for Saturday’s feature contest. grading draining and paving with a gotiatlons with the railroads are now heavy standard asphaltic pavement, and The Duncan club will arrive to-morrow Silk end Chiffon Waists in high or proceeding. afternoon, bringing with them a string 25c Value». .Yard 12%c constructing curbs and gutters on both The interest taken in this first * na low neck styles, with pretty lace sides of said street, also lateral connec of eighteen p nies. Tickets are going 200 Yards of Fine Woven Straw Matting, Table Linen at Clearance tional Canadian land and apple show yokes, long and short sleeves, or tions to sewers, surface drains and water well for'the match and with the Fifth marked down td exactly one-half the reg has been keen throughout the Domin in plain-tailored styles with long 24. Assessment In respect of Robertson Regiment band In attendance a splen ular value. It la made with natural Sale Prices ion. The show, is not a private enter did afternoon's sport is promised. sleeves, French collars and cuffs. street from Hollywood Crescent to Fair- prise nor will any Individual organiza ground combined with red, green, gold, field road, for grading, draining and pav The color range includes black, etc.; 86 Inches wide and of good even Table doth*, sizes 36x36 in., regular ing with an asphaltic pavement, construct tion make profit by It. If a surplus la ing curbs, gutters and boulevards on both carried it will be devoted to the estab navy, tans, greys, fancy stripes, weave. Regular 26c values. Clearance 50c values. Clearance Sale -price 85* •ides of said street, also lateral connec lishment of scholarships In provincial BUNNETT & CO. etc., in all aizes Regular up to, $5 Sale pries, yard ...... 12ft* Size 45x45 in., regular 80c values. tions to sewers, surface drains and water agricultural colleges. Communienions —Second Floor. mains. . - , . Members of Victoria Real Estate values. Clearance Sale price, Clearance Sale price...... 60* 25. Assessment In respect of Joseph received at headquarters from thu fruit street from Bushby street to May street, districts of the Maritime provinces, Exchange. each ...... 82.90 Size 71x72 in., regular $1.76 for grading, draining and paving with an from Quebec, Ontario and British Co 3ÎC Pemberton Building. Phone 2Î8 Silk, Chiffon Taffeta and Net Waists, Clearance Sale price...... asphaltic pavement constructing perman lumbia, prove that these districts are ent sidewalks. with curb, gutters and HOME8EEKER8—3 GOOD BUYS. regular values up to $6.50. Clear keen to make display, especially of Women’s Knitted Underwear at Size 72x90 In., regular $2.26 boulevards on both sides said street, also Pretty Bungalow, with every comfort lateral connections to sewers, surface their apples. The prairie provinces ara ance Sale price...... 83.90 Clearance Sale price...... drains and water mains. quickly developing into one of their and convenience. Near car, and Regular values up to $10.60. Clearance Sale Prices —Main Floor M Assessment In respect of Phoenix biggest markets, and Far East anl close to sea. Contains two living Clearance Sale price, 85.90 1 Plaça from Avalon road to Toronto street, room», built-in buffet, bookcases, Silk and Gauxo Lisle Knitted Vests. Regu fsf grading draining and paving with an Far West will each strive to prove at —First Floor ! asphaltic pavement, and constructing gut- this land and apple show Its special etc., three bedroom», bath and toilet, lar 75c and $1.00 values. Clearance Sale 11er» on both aides of said Place, also lat- fitness to supply this market. kitchen, bullt-ln refrigerator. Hall, price, per garment ...... 50* ! oral connections to sewers, surface drains Secretary C. F. Roland, of the execu large basement; hot water heating Pula Silk Combinations—vests and drawers Two Exceptional Ribbon *2T Assessment In respect of Superior throughout. Clearance Sale. Specials —good, large sises. Regular $8.26 to $4.60 ] street from Government street to St. Law Bungalow facing sea on Shoal Bay. values. / HALF-PRICE. Values ~ ——— rence street, for constructing permanent Contain» elx rooms, kitchen and From the Basement Pure Silk Combinations. Regular $6.60 to ' sidewalks of concrete on both sides of connections to eewar, surface drains and pantry, bath and toilet, hall, conser •Aid street, and on the south side from water mains. $7.00 values. Clearance Sale price, per Fancy Ribbons, in good firm quality 80. Assessment In respect of Russell vatory, coal and wood ahed. All 40-Fiscs Austrian Tea Seta, comprising garment •* .. .. •• ...... 84.96 Government street to Menxles street street from Victoria harbor to Eequftnalt i »8 Assessment In respect^ of Burdette modern convenience». This would 12 cups and saucers, 12 tea plates, 2 Taffeta and Satin, in a splendid as road, for grading, draining and paving make s delightful home, both In Lisle Thread Combi nation». Regular $1.76 avenue from Blanchard avenue to Linden with an asphaltic poveihent, and con bread and butter plates, 1 sugar bowl avenue for «radine, draining and paving summer and winter Five mlnutee’ to $1.60 values. Clearance Sale price, per sortment of the meet popular plain i with an asphaltic pavement, and oon- structing curbs and gutters on both sides and 1 cream pitcher. In various pretty garment...... 8**80 shades and pretty stripe design*. of said street, also lateral connections to walk from golf link» and 16 to ear. floral designs. Regular- $5.60 values. : atructlng permanent sidewalks, with curbs, sewer, surface drain and water main. Combinations. Regular 60c values. Clear- gutters and boulevards on «fold avenue gheal Bay, facing oea: eight-room Clearance Sale price, the set....$8.90 Regular 50c to 75c value*. Clei « between Cook street and Vancouver street, The special assessment roll. In respect or house: bathroom, separate toilet, , ance Sale price, per garment ...... 40* each of the above mentioned assessments, Aluminum Ware, Including lip saucepans, Fine Cotton Thread Vests. Regular 16c val Sale price, per yard ...... I and lateral connections to eewsra. surface will be kept open for Inspection at the pantry, etc. Motor garage: ' garden ! grains and water mains ■ on wald avenue fry pans, etc. Regular 76c value. Clear ues. Clearance Sale price, per gar office of the Municipal Clerk at the City laid out In front. Only 666» cash. Regular 85c to $1.25 value*, | between Blanchard street and Linden ave- ance Sale price 50* ment ...... Hall, Victoria. B. C.. for at least ten Balance aa rent. This Is a bargain, to*. ance Sale .price, ^r --J days before the said date appointed for Blue and White Enamelware, in a large i "a Aaaeaaipeat In reepect of Hillside ave and an opportunity to get In on —Main Floor. nue from Cook street to Cedar Hill road, sitting of said court. variety. Regular 26c values. Clear WELLINGTON J.. DOWLER. small cash payment. ance Sale price ...... 20* for «railing, draining and paving with an C. M. C. Come la and see ue for full partie asnhsltlr pavement, and eonatruotln# CKy Clerk’s Office. Victoria. B. C.. July ci.j-hs. gutters and permanent »ld*w«lk« ulars. 0i> both sides 6( said avenue, and lateral 2nd. 0813 ii VTUTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 3 1913 iiTr ,ii i n'l -1 nr — J.- were in contemplation at presedC'-Tmtii 11 j ' Victoria Carnival W«k. August * t» 9, 111* this 6ne should be completed. t -• SOCIAL AND PERSONAL No ALUM SILK IS FLYING AT OUR SALE RHEUMATISM KEPT [ Mr. Hans Helgesen, the well-known (AI1 personal Items sent by mail for pioneer, for many years a resident of We’ve sold more silk during the last week than ever we dreamt of sell publication must be signed With the name Metchostn, returned to Victoria on ing—IT'S DUB, OF COURBE, TO OUR LOW SALE PRICES. and address of the sender.) Monday from nearly a three years* PONGEE SILK, the best on the market, per yard...... BT'/a# visit to his native land, Norway. Mr. Always Some HIM IN BED JAPANESE SILK, all colora; sale price...... 36* Victoria Carnival Week, August 4th Helgesen will be welcomed back by a ..$1.35 to 9th, 1913. ^ * host of friends. SILK SHIRTS, your choice for only ...... >••••• thing New at Suffered Tortures Until SILK KIMONOS, our entire stock ...... 20% OFF Mrs. Percy Howard, of North Van Prompt attention to mall orders. “Fruit-a-tives”- Cured Him 1601-S “ The Gift couver, is registered at the James Bay n< ___ _ > Gov’t 8L hotel. THE EVENING CHIT-CHAT Centre” McMillan’s Corner, Ont., By RUTH CAMERON Sept. 30th. 1910. Mrs. J. Ewart and Mias M. Ewart, Mag Cormorant 7"his time it’s Brooches, ’Tour remedy 'Frult-a-tlves' Is a of Vancouver, arrived to-day at the Blouse Pins, Bar Pins, perfect panacea for* Rheumatism. For James Bay hoteL "The only way to have a friend 1# in solid gold set with years I suffered distressing pain from • • • liAKl to be one.” real stones, such as:-— Sciatica or Sciatic Rheumatism, being T. H. Going, of North Vancouver, “There Is hardly anyone outside my immediate family whose presence or Sapphires and laid up several times a year for days has returned to Victoria, and Is at the $100 CASH $100 CASH absence means much to me." I heard Diamonds at a time. I went to different doctors, James Bay hotel. a man say the other day. "The peo Diamonds and Pearls who toll me there was no use doing PlIVYD An Ideal Site in James Bay at a anything—It would pass away. They, ple who want to Peridot and Pearl Mrs. Arthur Isaac, from Shrppshlre, gave me mustard plasters and other England, arrived in Victoria to-day be friends with Big Sacrifice Aqua Marine and remedies tha* did no good. Plasters to join her husband, who is a guest me have to seek Diamonds For quick -eale, lot 67x122, only two block» from C. P. R. dock* and took no effect on me—except to blister at the James Bay hotel. me out; I don’t Pearls only me and make raw spots. I took many bother much with Parliament Buildings. Plain Gold only advertised remedies without benéfit, H. H. Mackenzie, of Kamloops, is them." but fortunately, about two years ago, day and is staying àt the Empress Hex said It PRICE $5406 Engraved Gold only. visiting here for a few weeks and has I get ’Fruit-a-tives’ and they cured put up at the James Bay hoteL hotel. proudly. |100 cash, balance over 2 years, or easy building terms. Prices range from 1360 He e v 1 d en tly down to even 76c. 'Since then, I take ‘Frult-a-tlvee* oc Mrs. D. O. Hunt and Miss Wood, of A. E. Swanson came to the city yes thought he was A. D. MALET & COMPANY casionally and keep free of pain. I am showing how su „ These are all of pur Saint Helena, California, who arrived terday from Sooke and went to the Fourth Floor, Control Building satisfied *Fru!t-a-tives’ cured1 me of perior he was. own selecting from the , here by the Grace liner Colusa, are Rltz hotel. Rheumatism, and they will cure any I think he European art centres staying at the James Bay hotel. one who takes them as directed. If should have said, and represent both nèw . C; R. Gordon Is a visitor In the city this letter wpuld be of value to you, it sadly, because and very effective de William H. Bell, of Seattle, Is at the from Vancouver. He la staying at the publish it—JOHN. B.. MCDONALD.” = he wap acknowj- signs, Dominion hotel. Indeed, this letter Is of value to us Rita hotel. In himself. I* and to -the thousands >f sufferers from W. M. Lucas, of Seattle, Is at the __ ^ _ ___ _non Idea—this notion H. W. Arthur, is visiting the capital Oh! What a Surprise ! SHORTT, HILL Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago and Dominion hotel. that' phé Ii fortunate when one je- ,! Neuralgia. It points the way to a cer from HUlhank. He la staying at the celvea more' love than one gives. j When you open a tin si " Skippers " with a tarn cl tain cure. 86c a box, 6 for $2.50: trial the key, you find about twenty of the most delicate, & DUNCAN, Ltd T. M. Wilkinson, of Hamilton, is at Bit* hotel. A gréât many people them to take . daiaty little fish you could ever wish to see. Every size, 26c. At dealers or trvm Fruit-a- pride ! In realizing that this or that Successors' to Chafloner thç Dominion hotel. is • étiniy—* toothsome, delicious, tives, Limited, Ottaw4- J. P. Eccles is In the city from friend'hires'‘more foi' thepi than they fygatisuif little morsel—fit Idr.lbe table of a King# & Mitchell, R. J. Sldgate. of Otter Point, is at Seattle and Is staying at the West- for him! -"It Is the same feeling that Corner Broad and View thé Domlnldh hotel. holme hoteL make* a ’ woman proud of hiving ex- ! Streets. cited a love which she cahhot return, j Phone 676. VICTORIA THEATRE J. R. Morris, of Montreal, is a guest Miss Mfilicent Booz. of Toronto, la- and abhamed of loving when she Is n'ot , visiting her cousin, Miss Mabel Boos, per” Sardines are guaranteed to H$ve been cau-fht In sown only, and t ht the Empress liotel. loved.: And it is Just as wron£ and v packed in the purest Olive OU or Tomato. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, with Avalon road. cheap! a1 Conception of the great forcé j BONUS PICTURE—(limited period*-We will send our deWlM Saturday Matinee. V. E. Culbert, of Calgary, Is a guest of lotie. ' ' ' I - . “ Old Salt " Photogravure, ready for framing, for si* Skipper Sardine at the Empress hotel. Mrs. McPherson is in the capital LabelsUIRII5 aille,and sisturn VBHcent stamps. Mirk w-w--."application -Pic(ur- *•»'*n<^ Kl1^ J? JULY 3, 4 AND 5. Thri N>ve a human being can feel is i 5 ham------BLIN À BRERETON... -Lru.. - $42, CXmibte-Ne streetStreet. VVancouver. B.q 8 H B/3K from Cobble HilL She is registered far i better treasure of hts chaifccfér i ^ Alfred Rlnes, of Vancouver, Is stay at the Rita hoteL than frtrè^ldvV he can excite. “The Mikado” ing at the Dominion hoteL It is more blessed to give than to Capt. Elreen arrived in the city from receWe" is as true of love and friend impress For "one" week, starting Monday, Julÿ G. McCulloch, of Penticton, is regis Duncan yesterday and became S guest ship. A*‘bf any material gift. tered at the Empress hotel. at the Rita hotel. It is Messed to havé à frlehd; it is DIRECT /£9m “La Bella Butterfly" far more blessed to be one. " D. D. Sharp is among those at the F. B. Miller, of Seattle, came frpm Llkp mercy, friendship is twice EDISON’S TALKING PICTURES Prices: ‘Evenings, 25c. to 75c. Rltz hotel from Vancouver. the mainland yesterday and registered Matinees, 25c. and 50c. blessed*: it blesses bin. (hat gives and John B. Hymers’ Spectacular Laugh at the Rltz hotel. him that takes. But contrary to the Curtain: Evenings, 8J30. Matinee, 2.30. A. S. Wtllims is registered at the m • ing Hit comnioh belief, it id he that gives who SASH Ritz hotel from Shawnlgan. “THE PASSENGER WRECK” A. F. Landels arrived In towç fyom re* Calgary yestejday and registered at gets the most out of it and DOORS A Smile and a Thrill in every line, Henri Well registered at the Domin It is, of course, a legitimate reason We satisfy thousands of cue- featuring Edward Racey and Bessie The Pierrots have made the Dominion hotel. toiners every year. Each years ion hotel yesterday from Berlin. for pleasure and pride to know that Burt. STADACONA PARK business shows an Increase over the C. W. Perk, of Prince Rupert, Is one Is the object of ancther human preceding year. Would this be true If our Famous. A Genteel Set of Soloists A. D. McMahon, of Port Angeles, Is staylng at the Empress hotel during being's admiration, respect, affection rash and doors were not of excellent quality r , Stuart Whyte’s and whatever other feelings go to The following prices from our catalog should “THE PALACE QUARTETTE” registered at the Dominion hotel. his visit In Victoria. Interest you: , (Henry, Taylor. Hughes and Witzman) make up the wonderful sentiment of 6-Panel Doors, Inspected, 16 sixes ...... -{J-Jj® in a delightful Song review. “Versatiles ” j. A. Doble is in the city from Van Harry Chrlmes, the well-known Van friendship. Save Cottage Front Doors ...... $3.60 to $2.26 Hut on the ôther hand It is an even Craftsman Bungalow Doors, interior...... $1.76 A Trio of Agile Athletic Girls. Daily, 3 and 8. couver, a guest at the Rltz hotel. couver business man. is registered at 8-ply Fur Veneer Doors, guaranteed, S'$"x greater reason for pride to know that Money! THE (3) BENNETT SISTERS SPECIAL NIGHTS— the Dominion hotel. 6'S", 1H" thick ...... $3-7* William J. McKay, of Toronto, reg one Is sufficiently capable of recog Craftsman Front Doors, 16 beautiful bnnga- Dainty and Dashing Feminines Ih July 7—Vancouver Co. Entire low designs, up from ...... I6 00 , istered. at the Empress hotel yesterday. Miss 8. Anderson tame to the capi nizing and appreciating another hu Physicàl Culture Exercises. change of programme. Ask for Casement Bash, 10 designs, 46 sixes, up tal yesterday from Sooke and regis man Ring's value to feel that wonder from ...... $ -4® < Exrierts in Fencing, Boxing, and July 9—ORIENTAL NIGHT George E. Middleton, of Washington, tered at the.ttil2 hotel. ful sentiment of friendship for him. big free Inside Window Trim, in Mt*...... t I .> I Wrestling. D. CL, la a guest at the Dominion Thé fewer people a man cares about, Screen Doors and Window Screens in Stock i ! The Poetic Story Teller MILITARY NIGHT in prepar- Catalog We have our own mill and sell direct to hotel. S. M. Officer, of Kobe. Japan, ar the fewer people there are who can you at mill prices. We can easily JOE BIRNES hurt ,hlm, argues the man who is save one-third. Catalog No. 10 rived In town yesterday and is stay mailed free to anybody, any In Character Songs and Dialect Stories F. S. and Mrs. Duff, of Toronto, are ing at the Empress hotel. proud that there are few people who where. Write for it. GEORGIA TRIO among the guests at the Dominion , * * 1 count'Nvith him. Bla*k r ace Singing and Dancing VICTORIA CARNIVAL WEEK— hotel. ’ Capt. and Mrs. Adeane, of Londoh, True: And the fewer who can make Comedians. August 4 to 9,'1913. have returned to. the Empress hotel hlm hâppÿ, the fewer who can stlrouT James W. Woodbury, of Vancouver. after a trip up the coast. late and inspire him, and generally Is among.the guests at the Dominion help him to expand Into ,his highest D.B.W ILHAMS CO. hotel. E. X. Ptiwell is In the city from self, as the true friend will. Princeton for a short visit. He Is a It is as foolish for a man to rejoice SASHandDOORS James Thorbum, of South Africa, is guest at the Westholme hoteL that he cares fo very few people as. it 1943 FIRST AVE.. SO. Dominion among the guests at the Dominion would be fop a tree to be glad that. U H THEATRE DE LUXE != hotel. George Fraser Is among those who had few root* $25 are visiting the city from Nanaimo. Moreover, the yli-sufficlent man ie L. M. Hart And Mrs. Hart, of Ed He Is staying at the Rltz hoteL sure to be the seff-centered man. It Is Is our price for Ladies' monton, are guests at the Empress < ifference between English and Amer WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY '-SSP • • • only through, realizing our need of Tailor-Made Suits. hoteL H. H. Thompson came to the city otters that we understand their need ican women of fairly parallel circum yesterday from Vancouver. He Is of^is.. stances is thç superiority of the Eng 8. Casey is in the city from San Our 25% Dis staying at the Westholme hotel. Don’t be afraid to love. And by love lishwoman in her knowledge of and Francisco, a guest at the Westholme FEATURE • a • I mean love ,Jn the bigger sense in Interest in the affairs of the nation, hotel. Alfred Ashby, of Toronto, arrived In • • • which; It includes friendship and all and, for that matter, of the world. She count Sale is-Over town from -the east yesterday, kinds of love, as well as the love be knows more, cares more ami talks with CHARLIE HOPE Percy Rayment Is a guest at the EXTRAORDINARY registered at the Empress hoteL more ability in regard to public mat- Westholme hotel for a short time from tween the sexes. It may bring you Those still wanting pres some bf suffering, but It will bring you Sooke. Phone 2689. M. F. Sproule and F. R. Sproule, of Infinitely more of happiness. •Englishwomen as Individuals seem ents will do well to get our IN THREE PARTS Winnipeg, are among the newly ar Don^t be ashamed to love. He who to have more independence of taste 1434 Government Street Mrs. Lang Is a guest at the RiU rived guests at the Empress hotel. prices before buying else MADAME SARAH BERNHARDT hotel for a short time from Salt Spring loves most has the most reason to be than American women, wearing with proufii easy calm whatever garments seem where. Our goods the best Island. A. J. Welch and Mrs. Welch, of Vau- Supported by the Entire Parisian • * • suitable to them, but, in paradoxical the markets produce. Our Company couvêr,, arrived in the city yesterday contradiction to this, Englishwomen is In Robert Marpole, executive agent of and registered at the Empress hotel. the Canadian Pacific railway In Bri classes seem far more uniform in ap- prices thé lowest. A cordial ANDRIENNE LECOJVEAUX University School tish Columbia, arrived In town yester- Thomas Coven, of Cranbrook, arrived rarel. As a whole American women invitation extended to all to The Romance of an Actress. in the capital last night on a business •follow the fashions’ more submissively visit our store. trip and went to the Empress hotel. THE HUMAN PROCESSION and are apt to make shallow com THE EVIL THEREOF VICTORIA, B. C. ments on the independent taste of Edison drama Among those who are in the city their English sisters, but this adher- Chariottc Perkins Gilman, who gaumont^gazette FOR BOYS from Spokane is A. A. Meloah, who “ ence to faslüoo distinguishes her who Little & Taylor Latest Happenings. is registered at the Westholme hotel. perhaps the world’s greatest feminine demands to be called a ‘saleslady, or Are you ashamed authority on economics and sociology, the typist, or the parlor maid, as well 611 Fc-t Street. - Also other comedy and scenic pictures. William Stewart, the well known In as Mrs. Millionaire." Continuous from 2 till 11. declares that the Englishwoman is the of your hands? surance man from Vancouver, regis ■uperipr, taken by and large and up Fifteen Acres of Playing Fields. tered at the Empress hotel yesterday. Edward Aloysius Pace, who was re* i them soft and i one side and down the other, of her Accommodation for 150 Boarders. Howto a • • v sister bn this side of the Atlantic. cehtly decorated by Pope Plus X. for CORPORATION OF THE DIS. ^MAJESTIC THEATRE Organized Cadet Corps. George J. Cameron, of Vancouver, American women may take a hor hie services to the church as one of TBICT OF OAK BAY Musketry Instruction. came over from the mainland yester Football and Cricket. hands do not look like rible revenge in contemplating the fact the editors of the Catholic Encyclo Wednesday and Thursday. you want thorn to day and registered at the Westholme Gymnasium and Rifle Range. that Mrs. Gilman will pass her fifty- pedia, was born in Stark, Fla., fifty- look is because you two years ago to-day. He was edu; “The Butler's Secret." Recent Successes at McGill and have neglected them. hotel. third milestone to-day, as It is stated NOTICE A strong drame. R. M. C. Proper care will so* on thé best authority, and has never cated In Rome and the University of For Prospectus apply to the Bursar. restore the natural Mrs. J. F. Saliaway will hold anal been denied, that she was born in Leipzig, Germany, and for twenty-two “Path. Weekly No. 25." WARDEN: beauty of their akin. home on Friday afternoon from Mo 3 Hartfor £ 1 "i .. . ■■■■ See this subdivision before STREET buyln* elsewhere. About 16 acre* of first class land in the Cowich&p district, only Corner of Paklngton. Three $500 $800 short distance from E. 4 N. railway station and Cowichan Lot. «625 ach. wharf, on main road. About two-thirds is cleared and has lota, giving 130 on Cook and $1000 $1500 $1800 been under cultivation. Easy-terms can be arranged. ISO on Paktrigton. .-.B1T,500 $2500 $3000 $5000 Price $2800 A. W. Bridgman ALSO 10#7 Government 8L i $10,000 for a good Agreement of Sale or short time loan. Say were Bid*, .nd Central Bldg. Phone M Phones 1030 and 1331 R. S. DAY and B. BOGGS 7 .j. Telephone 80 Members Beal Bstate Exchange. P. R. BROWN 620 Fort Street, Victoria. Established I860 MEWS OF PROVUL TOWNS 1112 Broad St. Phone 1276 Fire Insurance Written. Money to Loan. NEW WESTMINSTER PRINCE RUPERT To Be and HOUSES Four hundred and seventy-seven In From the Salmon River mining sec BUILT ter urban trains leave and arrive at the tion, close to Stewart, comes the re Remain Beautiful ■e^ On Plan New Westminster depot trf the B. C. port that high-grade galena In It Is easy for a healthy Instilment Electric Railway every twenty-four quantity has been struck In thé In young, woman of twenty to be hours. dian Mines, owned for the most part beautiful, because her face usually conforms to the Ideal |1).H. BALE] New Westminster, with a population by a local syndicate. Among those.in oval, and: her complexion re of 20,000, Is the fourth city on the terested are J. Fred" Ritchie. L. W. Amerloan continent where lnterurban tains the delicate softness of Contractor, Builder mm* Patmore, C. Gusman, of Ketchikan, electric traffic la concerned: Indian youth. But how will ehe look and Architect apolis comes fltst, but has a popula and Roy Clothier, of Stewart. The prq- at thirty, forty or fifty? SIJE Cor. Fort and tion counted by the hundred thousands. perty has been regarded as a very WILL LOOK AS SHE DID gtadacona A va. AT TWENTY IF SHE USES The above figures, 477 trains every promising one for a long time. The Telephone 1140 day. do not Include freight, express new strike seems to warrant still the. 7 motors and* locomotives, nor does It • more active work. Shelton Include city cars—Just Intefurban traf The owners will develop the lower fic alone. workings so as to be in a position Electric Vibrator Perhaps the feature line of the en to produce quantity at the property. tire system is the Chilliwack-New Mr. Clothier has been In charge of Westminster line, known as the Fraser the work which has been steadily go HINTON ELECTRIC CO. ing on there for a long time. Valley branch. Government St. Phone 2245 BLYTH Built at a coat of over $3,500,000, this Last week Ritchie went to the line Is the longest tram line in, the scene and made^an Inspection of the Exactly Matches Broken Lenses. Dominion and one of the longest op work that is in progress and the ore erated by an Individual company on that waa encountered at a distance of Rent the continent. about 230 feet from the entrance in Opened to traffic in October, 1910, the upper tunnel was very rich. The On Cormorant Street, near Douglas. the B. C. Electric Railway operated tunnel that has been opened was This location will be in the midst of the two-car train service for some lit widened and a liody of ore elx feet tle time. It was not long, however, in width was encountered. It is be things in a very short time. until the patronage demanded a better lieved to be the same body that has been found on the surface of the pro FIRE! FIRE! service. Three-car trains were oper ated. and to-day even five-car trains perty. are making the trip over the 64 miles The recent strike In the Indian of track which separates New West Mines at Stewart promises to be one minster and Chilliwack. of very great importance to the Sal Last Sunday, for example, no less mon River District. It goes to prove Western Dominion Land than 1,900 people were carried on the that the ore bodies In that district Fraser Valley branch, and this at "a which show so well on the surface will continue to some depth. time when no "celebration or holidays & Investment Co., Ltd The ore was encountered at a dis Insure Your were close at hand. tance of 230 feet from the mouth --Approximately 7,400 gallon» of milk Cor. Fort and Broad Sta. Phones S470-S471 of the tunnel and up to date has beeh and cream are brought from the Fraser Automobile drifted on for a distance of 25 feet. \ alley every day for tonsumptioh in This Is at a vertical depth of 150 this city and Vancouver. In addition ,feet on the vein from the surface with the to this, two through express trains are and shows the width of the vein and being operated each way dally between Its general characteristic» to be Chilliwack, New Westminster and Van Identical with the outcropping. The Fireman’s Fund couver for thp handling of garden truck ore body has a width of from five to and perishable products. New West six feet of which there are three feet Insurance Co. minster, with Its well-established mar of almost solid ore that will not ad ket and with plans for an even better mit of very much concentration. The one, will look to the Fraser valley for balance will concentrate probably Tracksell, Douglas & Co. produce. The farms up the valley, are three or four into one and make à Member» Victoria Real Estate Exchange. as yet few in number confpared with fifty dollar concentrate. the acreage. More produce should Drifting will be continued on this All Kinds of Insurance Written. mean better rates and better trans^ ore body and the lower tunnel, which portât ion rate» should mean a propor is 150 feet vertically below, will all 722 Yates Street Phenes 4176 and 4177 ttonate reduction In the price of pro-| be driven towards this ore body. The above show* the remain* of a 67000 Pierce-Arrow Automobile burned in Victoria June 21, 1013, and insured with the Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co. for $6000. PORT ALBERNI GLASGOW AVENUE, 50x180. One-third eash, 6, MERRITT 12, 18 months. Price...... $1300 At a meeting of the board of trus GILLESPIE, HART & TODD, LTD. Merit does And Its true reward. In tees of the West Coast General hos McKENZIE STREET; one-third cash, .$2350 the final summing up, people pass for pital the result of the visit to Victoria Phone 2040 Beal Estate and Insurance Agents. 711 Fort St. what they actually are. The gauge of of the delegation composed of J. O. C. Merit works straight and sound. Luck Wood, M. P. P., and Mayor Burde, was LURLTNE ROAD, 50x160; one-quarter caetit'^800 and Chance are the mere teasers of announced. The result Is that the Fate. board has now at Ita disposal suffi thing» seem but very little, but they all Merit nothing beneath you. cient cash to pay off all Indebtedness have meant very bird and diligent Do more than Is expected of you. Incurred In connection with building work, arii It la a record of which the Do each task better than people think and equipment up to date, the extra members of the corporation hfve no ALL THE YEAR BOUND you can. Believe all things are pos amount being In the neighborhood of reason to be ashamed. A glance at the sible with you and you cannot fall to $8006. An appreciation of the services comespondenc of the secretary 'Shows Merit big. It Is better to aim for Per of Mr. Wood, the district member of that many letters have been received fection and miss It. than to atm at the provincial parliament, and the and answered with regard to the dis Imperfection and hit It. considération of the Provincial Secre trict and not a little has been done by Merit nothing beneath you. tary, Hon. H. EL Young, were ordered way of bringing ourselves to the notice An Electric Iron Be not troubled over the accidents to be spread on the minutes. of many all over the Don* nion. [ of Destiny. The rule of Merit will It was also announced that the city FOR RENT It I» evident that the town of Ash safely guide you Into the wide way of council of Alberni toad passed a grant croft la In a -transition stage. Freight Winning. True Merit Is the rule and of $500 for the year. A similar grant Will be used and appreciated. Let ua send up one for ing, which Is bound to be driven out of not the exception. Thousands of pages from the city of Port Alberni has also existence as so .hi as railways put in of History Illustrate this truth. been promised. TEN DAYS FREE TRIAL their ramification», will soon be leaving Merit nothing beneath you. Applications for ttoe position of the town. In Ashcroft the.peoplè have Whatever you Merit and are worthy matron were opened but a final choice one of the healthiest towns Ih the to reeelve, you will get. Concentrate Store, Size 40x60 was not made. The board was evenly whole of British Columbia. your thoughts In elevating your Alms divided as to a selection between two and Ideals, for these are they that cut of about eighteen. The contest is lead you on and up. now in the hands of a committee. CHASE GOOD LEASE A car-load of material that had lieen delayed has arrived for the A movement that augurs well for the future of this district Is the Increased CHEAP RENT Phone 16r9 P. 0. Box 1580 GRAND FORKS 4‘ Municipal Construction company and rapid progress on the civic water eagerness Tor nd settlement that pre works is now noticeable. By July 15, vails. If thé squ ds c ' land hungry At the last meeting of the Grand men who are roaming the country 1421 Douglas St Forks Board of Trade a great deal of •ays the consulting engineer, the water will be down Argyle street as mean business all the arable land In routine business was transacted, and a far as Third avenue, And by August the railway belt will be entered on be number of Important subjects were de 1st nearly every householder, of the fore the end of the summer. bated. A long discussion on the prop THERE’S NOT EVEN A SUGGESTION city who wants water wilt have II The homestead hunt r Is evet*ywhere. osition of the establishment of 'a can from the civic system. You meet him on week days or on Suné of a circular about a nery In city developed the fact that The pipe is laid nearly the full days, on horseback or on foot or In A the sentiment at the members of the length of Anderson avenue and the buggy, with a land office map In his board was In favor of a local enter work of digging the trench on Argyle hand and In his head a more or less PENMAN PROCESS LETTER prise, provided an organisation for clear Idea of what he Is looking for. lands of widely varying value. They street has been commenced. range from the fertile alluvial 'lets' It's an exact facsimile of the BEST typewrit- that purpose could be perfected and a . Surveyors are now busy staking Some are strangers win have cor. •* In government loan secured. The com for that particular purpose; others are along the Thompson river that cannot out the distribution pipe lines be bought for less than $500 an acre to NOTICE iug. Ask for a quotation. mittee appointed at the formef meet throughout the city. ' - wage eamèrs who have been In the ing .to collect a display for thé Calgary country for months or years and have the lands that are either so high or so fair reported that the greater portion sighted an opportu: Ity to get oat “on rough that they are valueless for farm —OF------ing purposes. ' x . "Penman .by name and of the exhibit Mad been shipped by ASHCROFT their own." Some are practical farmers freight, and that'the balance would be who know Jus. hovr to go at the busi REMOVAL forwarded by express this week. A ness and when they see a piece of land, ... P E N M A U r e * communication was fead from the Do The first anniversary of the birth of can quickly Judge what It will produce tender» for clearing. We are .bow located in our minion Cannery bompaiyy stating that the Ashcroft board of trade Is close at In the way cf crops, while there are the compand was willing to consider a hand. The work accomplished during doubtless some who wouldn't know on Tenders for clearing Hollywood School own, building the past year consists In having form which side to sit to milk a cow or elle, in accordance with spécifications, — proposition to establish a cannery at I the office of the Board, will bé reéelvWt * advertisement writer •. this point, apd asking what Induce ed a committee to formulate a scheme couldn't till a cabbage from a sun by the Secretary of the School Board up for the building and equipping of an flower. But due and all have a jiynck ments, If any, the city would be will to "Wednesday noon. July Pth next. 725 Fort Street IBLICTTV ADVISER. hospital. This has been successfully thaf a,deed t a hundred >nd sixty ing to grant. School Board Office, June 27th, 1913. carried out. and this institution Is acres of land in British Columbia' is A’ ...... -■>...... 'j~a nearing completion. They also formed good aspet. even If only a half or r. Between Douglas tod a committee to look Into the question quarter of It Is level enough to ever get , Blanchard. of sewage. This committee did a great on more than speaking terms with a Sol Dec Het fpriegs Hotel 309 Hibben-Bone Block Phone 3412 deal of work. The results were the se plough. In the Heart of the Olympic» curing the Incorporation of the town as Of that strip of country forty miles WESTERN In Connection With Wilson Art Studio a sewage district. Another Important wide that extends across the province For descriptive literature, ad work done wae the securing for the po and Is known as the railway belt the dress the Manager, Bol Due, Designers and Illustrators tato growers of the district a very homesteaders are not now ' tting th^ L4NDS, LTD. ClallAm County, Washington. handsome reduction in the rate of most desirable portions. The pan of freight to tho coast. In bald type these the “belt" In Which Chase lies contains <’i '-jivïl. r my TO-DAY INCANÀfilAfcl HISTORY Sir Alexander Mackcfizie, the great Canadian explorer, started on his first journey 124- years ago to-day. Starting from Fort Chipewyan, on the north side of the Lake of the Hills, where for a number of years he has been en To Our New Offices in the Winch Building gaged in the fur trade, Mackenzie made his way along the Qre^t Slave Lake and down the river which bears tils nahie, to the frozen oèean. This first trip, for which he had prepared him self by a year’s study in England of astronomy and navigation, occupied the period -from July 3 to September,27, 1789. In 1792 he set out op a second journey through the wilderness, proceeding from Fort Chtpewyan up, the Peace river across to the Columbia river, and thence westward to the Pacific coast at 5 ROOMED Cape Mepzlee, opposite Queen Char lotte islands. The narrative of these expeditions, published in London, 1801. under; the title of “Voyages Through Swinerton & Musgrave North An>erlea to the Frozen and Pa i cific Oceans,” was of grèat Interest because of the information It contained Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Agents regarding the unexplored COTTAGE, traversed and the native tribes, and won the honor of knighthood for the author. see Victoria Carnival Week, Aug. 4 to », The ; Jesuits’ Estates question, which 1111 A. H. HARMAN LEE & FRASER was destined to become a great politi 1207 Langley Street Members el the cal Issue, entered bn its first stage THE B. C. LAND AND Opposite Court House Victoria Real Batata Exchange just a quarter of a century ago to-day, Member Victoria Real Estate Exchange 1*22 Brea. (L Victoria. B. C. BUILDINGS, when a bill providing for the settle INVESTMENT AGENCY ment of the ancient dispute between M2 GOVERNMENT ST. the Society of Jesus and the province TO RENT Yates street, between Douglas and of Quebec was passed, without oppo Blanchard. «0x120 ft. Per ft. $2000 sition, through the Lower House of the Two new Stores and Hall or Ware- Quebec legislature, There was little or room. .together or separately; mod Oxford street, two lota (0x141 each. no protest at the time, but before Fairfield Fstate, Brooke St., nice, level ern concrete and brick building, Su- Bach ...... $2600 many months had passed a keen sec lot, next corner of Arnold, 70x120; % perlcr street, near corner Montreal tarian controversy had developed, and rash, for ...... 2650 Chapman street, splendid lot, (0x111 to the passions and prejudices of rival re A real good location. a lane ...... (2800 Right at B. C. Electric Station, at less than half its real value. Land ligionists found clamorous expression In the political arena. Cordova Bay, twenty acres waterfront. across the road SOLD at $3200 to $4200 per acre. This, including im Constance Ave., Esquimau, clySe to Price, per acre ..7;...... (821 l-.w drydock site, 60x117.6; % cash, provements, is only $1500 per acre, or This Is a great date In Canadian his balance 8, 12, and 18. for...... 51630 Cemex District, eighty acres Price, tory, as every one who attended the per acre ...... (71.00 Tercentenary Pageant at Quebec should remember. On July 3, 1608, Samuel de Oliver Street, Oak Boy, 60x140; $750 Champlain landed hie little company cash, for...... $1760 Fire, Life and Accident Insurance, of thirty men beneath the shadow of Money to Lean. Cape Diamond and act them to work to Belton Ave.—60x75, a modern, 7-room clear thé ground, to dig cellars, to pre Fowl Bay, Beech wood Ave., 60x100; H 1222 Broad Street Phone 472 $7500 pare timber for the storehouses and house, off Craigflower road, long cash, balanc •, 12 and 18 months, terms on application. Price ...$4500 dwellings which were to form the first for .. '...... $1800 "Habitation” of Quebec. To all appear Wilkinson Rd.—6 acres, ready for sub Terms to suit. ance the work went merrily forward In division, close to station. Price and the hot summer weather, while the Double Comer—Moss St. and Dickin terms on application. I. STUART YATES sound of axe and hammer wakened son, 99x105. Beautiful residence site. Mount Tolmie—Several building lots i 416 Central Building. the echoes In woods where never tool of Third cash," balance 6, 12, 18 months. easy terms for sale. civilized man had been heard before. Price ...... $5,500 Cowickan Bay—37 a;res, goo#* house: a But all was not as cheerful an it seem snap. Full particulars on appllca- FOR BALE ed. Some of the toller» were dissatis Haultai-i St—43x100; $250 cash, bal Two valuable water lots with 2 largo fied with so much work and rations ance 6,12,18,24 months, for $1,575 wholesale warehouses and wharf, PEMBERTON & SON that did not please them, and a plot situated at the foot of Tatea street. was formed to murder their leader. But For particulars apply to J. Stuart Corner Fort and Broad Streets “each man is Immortal till his work is Gorge View Park, 60 x 150, overlook - BAIRD & M’KEON Tates. 416 Central Building. done,” and Champlain's life task was Ing Arm and B. C. Electric Park. but beginning. One of the conspirators One-third cash, balance 8, 12 and 18 1210 Douglas street betrayed the plot, and Champlain, act months. Price ...... $1,000 ing with his accustomed energy, seized the ringleaders, hanged one of them, Arnold fit.—New. modern. 7-roomed L U. CONYERS & CO. sent three for trial to France, freely Fairfield District, Durban Bt. 10 x bungalow, full basemeLt, cement (SO View Street pardoned the rest and continued as If 12», nice and level. $800 cash, bal nothing had happened, to lay the foun ance 6, 12 and 18 months. floor, furnace; double parler, break dations of New France. Price ...... #2,300 fast room hall and kltchci; three bedrooms upstairs, bath and toll t Bay-North Hampshire road, Will Exchange - separate. Large lot. cement walks. snap, furnished house, 6 rooms, on Fowl Bay—Robertson It., close to car Price, terms ...... #6,500 large lot; furnace, all conveniences, SUBDIVISION SNAP For BIRTHDAY CONGRATU and sea, 60x128, all cleared. Price, vegetable garden.» Terms, $2,000 % cs-jh, bal. f, 12 and 18 months, Fieguard St.—Between Vancouver and cash. Price for one w-eek only $6190 Seven acres, on 4Vi mile circle, close to carline. Has been LATIONS only ...... #1,000 Cook utré&t*, modern 7-roomed house subdivided into thirty large lots. Owner bas authorized ua to Vi&oria Property on lot 60x135. Price #0,500. terms. Monterey Ave—Choice, level lot, some V* ♦oris West—7-room modern dwell Everything else In the block held at young fruit trees; terms. Price ^,dnce to $6500 for a few days only, and very easy terms can 1(9 Acres, U cleared. In Central Allison, David. M. A., LL. D. (Sack- ing. on let 50xl?0. Price. 14 cash, 113,880, i . t«...... $1600 ville, ifr. B.); born, Newport, N. 8., close to good balance monthly «...... #5,000 be arranged. 1836; superintendent of education for tu< s ..«« ... the centre of Nova Scotiâ, 1877-1891; president of Craigdarroch—Fine residential site, COx wheat belt. Mount Allison university, 1891-1910; a CHAS. R. SERJEANTSON 120; terms. Price ...... $4280 leader En Methodism. Wh&t .iB offered ? ; . Bennett, Richard Bedford, K. C., of Alberta; Liberal M. P. P. for Red (17 6AYWARD BLDG. Carlin Street—Lot 60x120, very cheap CURRIE & POWER LL. B., M. P. (Calgary); born Hope Deer. 1986-1909. Phene#—Office 2*7». H.uw R419B well, N. B., 1876; member of North' Roberts, Aldham Wilson (Port for ...... $860 1214 DOUGLAS STREET PHONE 1466 west Assembly, 1892-1900; Conservative Arthur, Ont); born, St. Catharines, $275 cash. TH£ GLOBE REALTY CO. 1869; manager of the Canadian Bank M. P. K for Calgary, 1W9-M11; Con- 11 of Commercé at Port Arthur. 122$ Douglas Street, servaflve. M. P. for Calgary since 1911; For Rent—Several new stores on Williams, John (Mehta, Man.); born. JU9T of- OAK BAY AVE. Suites 6 to 7, McCollum 'Block, on© of the leaders of the Canadian Douglas street at moderate rente. Yscelflog, Flintshire, Wales, I860; Phono If 13. Victoria, B. a Bar. Doubt. Corner, Bums and Chaucer; a Bolton, , Rev. William Washington. Liberal M. P. P. for Arthur, 1907-191». fine site for Tarage; $1200 caah wilt A Bungalow An Easy $1000 M. A. (iVictoria, C.); born, London, handle.' Price only ...... (4750 For Rent—New apartment block, very centrally located. The purchaser of tills property Eng., 1868; missionary in Asalntbota for can mate $l.W0 profit Inalde of a 408-404 Say Ward Bldg. Phone 3M7. many years; now warden of Univer SCRAP BOOK. Snap year on the 1 Iota on Portage ave sity School.: ) nue that we can offer for a few Cody, Revx Hiram Alfred, M. A. (St. Vétérans to Honor Memory of lus, roeq at the same time with the sun. day. at $2,300. Ton can't buy any John, N„ B..); born. Queen's county, ot the adjoining lota to-day leas Victoria Syndical* Breve Gettysburg Girl. To this conjunction all antiquity, and prove ment*, within half * block than $l,MO Tlila la splendid high N, . B._ 1872; missionary and priest 11V from the car line, splendidly situat all later followers of astrology, at land and only » mlnutea from Gorge Yukon for six years; now rector of , One of the centres of Interest to-day ed In a desirable locality; may be car Good terme can be arranged. Coapaiy Bt, James church, St. John. trlbuted a malign Influence. The su purchased on easy terms fora short for the thousands of veterans gathered perstition Is not yet entirely eradicated . Davidson, Leonidas Heber, K. Ci, The first rapid-fire machine gun, the time at only $4.900; only $800 cash at Gettysburg battlefield will be the from the minds of men, and there are payment required. eoRor view realty go. D. Ç. L. (Montreal); born Toronto, mitrailleuse, was the invention of a Jenny Wade monument Jt was just still to be found people tyho hold Sirius HERE'S WHAT YOU ARE 1$42; professor at McGill for many Corner Gorge and Tllllcum Roads half a century ago to-day that Jenny responsible for the Insufferable heat of Belgian, and was patented in France LOOKING FOR. years; chancellor of* the Anglican Welch Brothers & Go. Wade, a young girl, was engaged In July and early August. This theory Is fifty-three years ago. Two years later diocese of Montreal 'and a leader of making bread to feed the Union sol blasted by the fact that, with the pass 1001 Government SL Richmond Avenue, lot 63x120, the Church of England in Canada. Richard Jordan Gatling, an American very nicely located and close diers, when a bullet came through the ing of thjB centuries, the rising of the inventor, produced the first crude Dawson, Herbert James (Winnipeg); dog stai^ has been so accelerated by the to car line; one-third cash. open kitchen door and struck her, born, Sombra, Ont., I860; barrister and causing Instant death. £?< far as Gatling gun, which, with many subse Have You a Good Price ... d...... $1400 procession of the equlnoxe i that It does mining prospector. known, $he was the only woman killed not now take place until the "dog days" quent Improvements, has been adopted Johnston, George Franklin (Mon by all the armies of the world, and has Building Lot Quadra Street, just above Hill- during the whole of the strife between are past. ; Sirius is thus absolved and Ï Port Angeles treal); born, Oxford, Grenville, Ont., North and South. A beautiful monu acquitted of any complicity In the long since superseded the mitrailleuse. eld*, lot 62x180; the cheapest 1842; investment broker and company The latter was still In use, however, at buy on the street; one-third ment in the Gettysburg cemetery com "crime wàvee” and "silly season" that Close In? the time of the Franco-Prusslan war, cash. Price ...... #3100 director., memorates her name and fame. On it accompany the hè&ted period. Railroad new under Me Alpine. John A. L., M. D. (Van and Its "dry, shrieking, terrible sound" If so. it will act as first payment Is Inscribed the epitaph: Sirius was considered the most Im eenatruetlen on splendid six roomed house on Agents Fire, Life, Accident and couver) ; bom, Glencoe, Ont., 1887; "Jenny Wade, aged 20 years, 2 was described by many writers as add physician and surgeon. portant of all the stars by the ancient ing a new horror and destructiveness Bug at one*. U you want to full sized lot In Fowl Bay. See Automobile Insurance. months. Killed, July 3, 1863. while Egyptians, owing to Its appearance of us at once about this. Moore, John T. (Red Deer, Alberta)r making bread for the Union soldiers.” to war. The first machine gun con- , g... money. Only desirable born, Markham, Ont, 1844; a pioneer being thie j largest and brightest of the aisled of thirty-seven barrels secured The memorial was erected by the fixed stars. The Egyptians reckoned properties handled. Woman's Relief Corps of Iowa, and In a frame round an axis. The whole Dalby & Lawson their year from one heliacal rising of of the charges were fired at once, so has long been an object of sympathetic the dog star, which they called Sothis, •16 Fort Street. interest to visitors. The little cottage that at short range the bullets all went a S. ODDY to another, which was therefore called to nearly the same spot. The number in the village where she was shot down the “Sothlo year 1(14 Broad St Pemberton Bib. by a stray bullet is als a centre of in of rounds could not be regulated at ' :! ; • • * pleasure, and only volleys could be Established HIS terest. Half k century ago to-day a cor.-ld- But if Jenny Wade was the only wo fired. These and other defects were SHAWNIGAN LAKE erâble portion of the city of Manila corrected in the Gatling gun, one of the man slain In that desperate conflict at was destroyed by an earthquake, and Gettysburg half a century ago, she.was most destructive instruments of mod HERE'S A BARGAIN—Very choice about a thpupand persons were killed. em warfare. piece of 31 acres, with 700 feet pot the only one to suffer. In eve. y The shock was felt throughout the waterfront, main road joins pro part of the North and South., women Philippine Islands. Eleven years b- R. B. PUNNETT perty; cheapest buy on the Lake Big Fourth July celebration at Port wept at tidings from Gettysburg, and fore the city had been nearly wiped out 1(7 to tot Bernard Block. at $2,700; $1,000 cash, balance to mourned1 the loss of husbands, lovers, Angel##, only*" $wi Iround ■ - trip. suit. by a seismic disturbance. In 1880 an Victoria. Bt a fathers, brothers and sons. Among the other Shock killed many people and de SUMMER HOME, fumlehed. ready Two Stores end Apartments, on hundreds of statues scattered over the phone No. 111k P. «X Box 111 to move tntd, very nice beach antf stroyed ttye cathedral and other build SEPARATE TENDERS FOR POLES, shade trees, close to Btratheona hills and fioMi.of Gettysburg, not the ings. ,* ;Tj______»______Station; $3,000; 1-1 caeb, balance earline. Modern in every respect. least appealing are those figures In CABLES, ETC. FARMS ON WAYNE ISLAND 1 and 2 years. bronse of sorrçwing women weeping Will bo received up to 8 p. m. on Monday, FURNISHED COTTAGE to rent, July 7th, for the following; 213 Aeras, one mile waterfront- From . j...... $43.00 over the^r dead. PEOPLE SHOULD GUARD on the waterfront. Close to Strath- Jenny Wade died like a soldier In the ta) Cedar Polo#. . age, partly cleared, small cot- cone Station. AGAINST APPENDICITIS (b) Magnetite Are Cable. nlcely sheltered beach. service ;df her untry Her fate, sad (c) Magnetite Are Installation. Per aéra ...... 909.00 M. A. WYLDÉ and pathetic as 1 was, Is doubtlvée en of » utile good Btratheona, Shawnigan Lake, B. C. vied by some women who still live, and Victoria, people who have stomach Plan» and specifications can bo wen pi *7 Aorae, quarter the office of the City Purchasing Agent. waterfrontage, partly cleared, to whom, despite the lapse of half a enil bowel trouble should guard Tenders are to bo waled, endorsed and log house, some fruit trees. century, the name of Gettysburg .a against appendicitis by taking simple still fraught with grief and horror. buckthorn j bark, glycerine, etc., aa addressed to W. Gait, Purchasing Agent of Price • • • Both of the above on good terms. compounded In Adler-1-ka, the Ger FOR SALE HEISTERMAN . Dog Days Begin. man remedy which became famous by Dog days_thg name given by the curing appendicitis. JUST ONE Cjtnweie Lumher Ce. Mill Weed. ancients to the period of greatest heat, DOSE relieves sour stomach, gw on the stomach and constipation IN Roomers WATCH THE M M Mg ieoble land, «L» elu FORMAN & CO. begin to-day and continue to the ofSStfSâite the Buccteeful Undent i m eleventh of August. The name Is de STANTLY because this simple mix m â guarantee et the due gANT ADS — determined de lee* end ( ft rink* AB rived from the fact that In the lati ture draws off such a surprising th. contract The lowo.t or i ESTABLISHBD 1064. mo nroAD stbeet tudes of the Mediterranean, in ancient amount of old foul matter from thé ggffrd the best possible one- PHONE (94 times, this period nearly corresponded body. Hall * Ce„ corner Douglas and with that In which the dog star, or fJir- Yateji Street Victoria, B. C. TFr! »..! pacific coast business PROFESSIONAL CARtiS? s LOCATORS thM‘ money to the right man. Call ar wnw SSSSS' sent per Th* Largest Business Sellers ADVKKTlHEMKNTg Ondar * SMW w*k!Vcents Vanceurar Island. •ant BV word per tiwtlne: * *»*» »* a. ^5^. 'rsrsnSsrssssgood ai W tips per month. ------. Wanted—Coifipeoent state experience. Y. B., Times ARCHITECTS. TURKISH GATH* > then ». lr< » .rtw'a'nitf gtrlrtlv up-to-date In fK HAVE THE FOLLOWING AKCHITKCT - Uewrtim C. 841 ■ss'Sjts a NESSES FOR SALE—If you are illding. HARDWARE. architect:ittecti 45418 Seyirard Bui OLUMB1A LUWV«s «V 1 ** ,,ed ntejl Port Angola» tth ot for any kind of bualneaa aee ua. ft» m. chTropody*7*srt'c!cRin^52H Yates atr*t. J meet. W ednredeye • Aenlv 111 Tatee atraot Phona ««■ "* ment house, rooming house, « house, confectionery, cigar Store,’ ^ IKS8K M WARREN. arehtiect. M* ou discount. In July oato. Screen doera-™ Phone 1856. .(Men only). refrlseratore. Buck „ran«es. Comwr 864 Cambridge. (license), restaurant grocery. haroww«i trai nutmtnc. ptiw my. washer». etc. Asentn for Sargent'» art general store. 818 Yates ^street. business directory builder'» hardware. C?^^d°?iu?th S future IVeatern C.nodlan CIO- R*r tects, 221-2 Pemberton Block, rnînthm A. O. U. W BrtL 1ERE IB A CHANCE for someone ÂDVERTiaEMBN'rs un«r O,l»b«‘ GARDENING. national SecurltlaeSecurltMe Co.Co:. LIA. BM Doug- » good rooming house, always fulL B. C. Phone 1566. rant prt word per InrtriWnM tnrtTOons. ——: Kin*.King Roe.noc. Gee.ww. ------B. F. Kathen, — ______la» atreet, Victoria good, reasons* offer will be arcs*SS-J HUBERT SAVAGE. A. E t *• 2 oonU per word: 4 oonMPrt wo™ Whine'tcS' X of P —No. L Par West Led*., BUSHKIeMAN wanted, at once. Apply See owner. Must sell on accountmat • lawn» laid out a specialty. -Phone —,— -FN88 — ■ A. « P- «4 Worth perk etreeL It- « sickness 881 Pandora. Haynes Block. Fort wtr—t. Pkeoi S=ss»iSi'ssr or write A B. Bryant. Thokum T. O. «. of P. Halt North Fark_s4reet * Idêvy. K Sowell, 8. ofH 8 g »W*Nv------ON ACCOUNT of leaving the **ty. L ELWOOD WATKINS. . ran If VIUTOBIA, Na B. K. M Pj»ST‘ Room* 1 eno z. sacrifice well paying rooming lÂümdrVT cent, commlaeloo. Write Box 8044 Tim boarding house In beat part of city, ore* Breed end Trounce ART GLAGG. k. - p. B.», looking Beacon Hill Park. Phone LW «nd TJ®t Jyn h. k uMimm u Promt» Government etreeL Phone 1- . LIGHTS. ETC., for ctrurcbaa. wnwa FOR SALE—A splendid chance. W» •'W $asr .ïï"s sîrvœ '5 the complete furnishing» far a [**55 HELP WAWTCD^Wtfc house within 3 minutes of Post Omet CONSULTIN6 ENGINEER. 'one year's lease, rooms all lot; ÇfTw LIVERY STAeLBS. U. ninir.NBv.M4. —• — - WANTKD—Drcaamaker’a helper chaser steps right Into a good ere» candidates tor examination manufsetures steel cored 12fh unsightly B. A A STABLBA Ml F»«n»r THE OKBEK pmtrtlcea. 8lt Fort treat. Apply Building A Finance, Ltd. srtlficatea. stationery end merrne. Fbrt street. Phone 2888. it Pheee ML U*f. >“<"»•■ *14 O’clockdeck In K. of P- Hall, Nartii ra*« WAN*TE,‘U:v'i« nurse maid *Ftlon Square Phone 11 *d. PStmlht— on wring a epertelty. : ber» JorikBr Btedecons Are. FtF i#UYB • cleaning business. Phone Ot ___- •treat Visiting — DENTISTS. CAMERON « CALWELL - Hi vlUd. from rent good location. Box •I UE PRINTING AND MAPS 17rery staMoa CaHa for heck» Times. UK. UCWM HALL. Dental ly attended to day or night T« THE ANCIENT OLDER OP FOREOT- ERS, Court Commun. No. J”™! STORE for sale as a going i Jewel Block, cor. Tell and ‘ ELECTRIC BLUE rtrML 8» Til Jobe we etrt.L at Foreetere’ nrtlBrcJgllL, *“» FOR KENT—targe. Apply Box 2U4. Times. olreete. Vktorta. B. C Te ' Room 214 Central BoHdra*. VNw and cooking. for merit, corner Broad i I Johnaoft street». Office. 687: R-elditce. M - Bln. printing, m»*■ •'««^|3»4Sw53 RICHARD PRAT. Livery 3rd TueadayS. T- W. Hawkiwa. —■ district.------Box 8872. - Times QWc*.____ jy* MACHINIST WANTED to renter a Boarding Stable» Hack, SONS OF ENGLAND B. A-PrlW of tMm HIGH-CLASS DRE88MA^^^ VimWIA'llAll.V WMM''toüRSÜAŸ, JOLY ï'Ùiï S—-T-É-—Ü! '[■h --1.-I ■ ■ '■ I, '.".rr-r------1 "' ? ALTADENA Third dation on Saanlcfi Line. F. W. STEVENSON & CO LOTS $625 See This- Beautiful Subdivision, STOCK AND BOND BROKERS. 102-106 Pemberton Building, Cor. Fort and Broad Streets LW geywerd HuilVing FUNDS INVESTED FOR CLIENTS. Orders Executed on all Exchanges on Commission. Central Building Private Wires to Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal Real Estate, Timber and Insurance. WHEAT PRICES HAVE .40© .50 PRICE CHANGES ARE Oranges, dos. STOCK MARKET TO-DAV Apples, per box ...... /•■ Vegetables. INITIAL UPTURN Cabbage, It»./ ...... Victoria Stock PROFESSIONAL AFFAIR SUGHT ON EXCHANGE Onions. 7 lbs. for ...... Capital, all paid up. Potatoes, Island, sack ...... «16.000.000. American Potatoes, new, ] Reserve, Flab. Exchange BANK OF Movement for the Day Not Salmon. Red Spring, lb. ... Undivided Profita. Scattered Liquidation in G- P' Action in Coronation Variable Salmon. White Sprint, lb. Halibut...... : Boxrd Room 2. Pemberton Blk. $801814.94. but Closes Strongly—C, N. Committed Either Way Halibut (Vancouver), per lb. MONTREAL Contingent Account R, With Balkan News of Cod. PtrTb...... Daily Session 10.30 a.m. Eats blla bed 1817. «1,000,000. to Any Extent Herring, lb...... Unsettling Nature W, Oil Low Ebb Finnan Haddie, lb...... Bloaters, lb...... For list of members apply to the Shrimps (Imported), lb...... Bt Hon. Lord Btrathcona and Mount Royal, Q.C.M.O. and G.C.V.O., Hon. Crabe (local), lb...... Secretary. P* O. Box ML President . _ . (By F W. Stevenuson A Co.) Victoria, July 3.—Much the same ac (By J. W. Stevenson A Co.) Crabs (Imported), lb. de- Richard B. Angus, President ~ Salmon Bellies, lb...... N'eu, .York, July ».-The market to tion was noted on the local exchange Chicago, July 3.—Opening in wheat Flounders. It»...... day merely, redacted the backing and H. V. Meredith, Vice-President and General Manager. this morning as yesterday and price was well above last night’s close, but Soles, lb...... SAVINGS DEPARTMENT IN CONNECTION WITH EVERT BRANCH. filling »t the professional element. Some Kippers, lb...... —. changes after slight fluctuary move*, tome reaction was withessed of moder Salt Mackerel, lb. --•••«—• .200 46 Interest allowed on Depoelp' at highest Current Rates. scattered liquidation was noticed in ments were unimportant. Sales of ate proportion and additional selling at Travellers' cheques issued to any part of the world. Canadian Pacific but otherwise opera Rabb/ts (Austraiiân). each . tions were practically featureless. Of Victoria-Phoenix Brewery were made the last. It was holiday market through Oôliçhmns ...... and through, with even mpvements not Haddie Fillets ...... » J. S. C. FRASER. - - w Manager. Victoria course the near approach of the holi at $125, the first lot of the issue to EVERY AILING days tended to exert some restraint and then In addition, the cnnihclms change hands publicly for a long time. WHOLESALE MARKET- foreign news relative to the d,®^!ties Canadian Northwest Oil sold at (he cative of the nervous situation ol Imported Apples ...... between the Balkan states contributed very \ow point of 1 cent. Support for prices at this low level, but with for Bacon ...... ••••-...... ••■ eign' and domestic advices continuing to uhsettlement. this ^ stock appears to have well nigh Beets, per*'sack ...... The result of the eastern trainmens given out. for ;the best hid at the last bearish in character little encourage MV* -04i ment is left for bullish tendencies. Cabbages, per lb...... 1 NEEDS IT strike "vdte is expected next week and was only %c. Action in Coronation Cheese, September delivery ..- •- also the government grain report, Liverpool was higher at the Chestnuts was variable, advancing and declining opening, which was mostly res pons - quickly buti___ closing .«rnnvlvstrongly with notnoi either of which may tt ble for first strength this side. Ameri much stock offering. Rambler Cariboo 4.36© 5.00 Incentive for| greater can grain exchanges will not reopen stock market. was a deal weaker than yesterday and High Low. Bid- untii Monday next It doe» not appear to be what the re Wheat— A mal. Copper ...... cent decline can be attributed, wherein Amn. Can...... July . Amn. Ice Securities Uie price la quoted at Just one-half Its Sept; . Aran. Smelting .... value of a few months since. Dec. .. Amn. Tobacco ...... Bid. Asked. July™. Anaconda Balfour Patents, prêt...... Atchison .. .150.00 Sept. . Blackbird Syndicate ...... 125.00 Dee. .. B. 'A O. ... .ZXbi 2141 2143 B. C. Life ...... a...... C. P. R. ... B- C. Trust Co...... 100.00 n*V-- UST CÎI7P, C. A O. ... B. C. Packers, com...... 120.00 July. .. C. A G. W. B. C. Refining Co...... Sept. . PHONE 2SW Dec.' . 639 FORT STREET 103| 1023 KB B. C. Copper Co...... Fresh Eggs c . a. * st. iv-...... Crow’s Nest Coal ...... Pork- 21.15 I Lard Real Estate Department Calif. Petro...... C. N. P- Fisheries ...... July .. Erie ...... Can. P. S. Lumber Co...... Sept. . You need not suffer from lost Authorized Capital, $1,000,000 Do.. 1st pref...... strength, nervous debility or any G. N.. pref...... J23i 123$ 123 Can. Cons. 8. & R...... T.erd- other weakness that unmans you. W. V. Coons, Mng. Dir. 1121 112 Coronation Gold ...... July .. There is a remedy that cures such Alvo von Alvenslobon, Pres. Illinois Cent...... Dominion Trust Co...... 103.00 Garlic, loose Inter. Metro...... G. W. Perm. Loan ...... 130.00 1310» troubles quickly and thoroughly. Do., pref...... rnui i iwuo— _ _ This remedy is electricity, the power Kas. City Southern Granby ...... Jury ...... 11.80 11 95 11.® 11.90 that gives life and strength to the Lehigh Valley ...... 146* 146 International Coal A Coke Sept...... 11* 12-00 1L82 1196 Lucky Jim Zinc ...... human body. Mex. Petro...... % % % You know that all you lack is M. . St. P. A s. 8. M. 1333 122 McGUltvray Coal ...... NEW YORK MONEY. Nugget Gold ...... force and vim. Anything that wUl This is Your Opportunity Nat. Biscuit ...... put new life Into your nerves and Nev. Cons...... Portland Canal ...... New York. July 3.-Money on call steady. iumaiun ■ ■ »— — îjôe 2.01 Pacific Loan ...... Fresh Cherries, steamer stock build up your vitality will cure you. N. Y. C...... 14©2 per cent.; ruling rate, 2 per cent.; California Apricots, per crate Electricity does that, when pro to Get a Ground Floor KT7Î 107* W/3 Rambler Cariboo ...... closing bid. 12 per cent.: offered at 2 per 1.50© 2.00 Red Cliff ...... Plums ...... »••••» ...... perly applied. Pennsylvania .1118 lHi HU cent- Time loans easier; (90 days, 2J©3 per Local Strawberries ...... 1.73© 2.00 Foothold, in Advance of Reading ...... 1581 157* 1572 Standard Lead ...... cent. ; 90 days. 3J per cent. ; 6 months. 6à« Electro-Vigor Is a scientific de Snowstorm vice foi^eWfuratlng the human body Rock Island 53 per cent. Close—Prime mercantile pa New Apples .. Stewart M. A D. per. 6 per cent. Sterling exchange strong. with a powerful but soothing cur Big Developments, in the Sou. Railway Slocgn Star ... - , ___ 1„ Kilim ol Pears. * boxes rent of electric life, for hours at a 147* . 146* 1461 g. 8. Island Creamery ...... Raspberries time, without the least shock or Stewart Land ...... unpleasant sensation. It generates Sooke District U'dT pref '* ,130.08 U. 8. Steel ...... Victoria Phoenix Brewing. a constant unbroken stream of Do., pref...... Unlisted. POSSIBILITIES IN THE electricity, which it sends coursing Utah Copper ... through every nerve and tissue of American Marconi ...... the body, restoring vitality and Va. Car. Chem. B. C. Coal & Oil...... GERMAN FISH MARKET Wabash Canadian Marconi ...... strength and giving to every weak Westinghouse or Inactive organ the power to do ’ Total salts. 112.210 shares. Forty Carloads of Frozen Steelheade its work as nature intended. When % % Vc your body has sufficient electric $50 Cash From This Coast Marketed energy to satisfy the demands of WHEAT RECEIPT-. Jan. .. Loot Year. nature, weakness and disease can- Balance puts you in possession of a Wheat receipts In carload, follow: Feb. . $10 Per Month To-any Last Tea: March Vancouver, July 3/—V. Klevenhuser, Minneapolis May . Duluth .. July . head of one of the largest fish import Aug. . ing companies of Germany, with head Winnipeg S?pt. % % % Oct. . quarters at Bremen, is in Vancouver STOCK FLASHES. Nov. on his way north to visit fishing cen 5-Acre Block ed by F. W. Stevenson A Co.) Dec. . tres In Northern British Columbia and -Consols are down * owing to r„u..,uu«A of hostilities by Balkan alllee. son's catch. He owns cold storage of Beautiful, Rich Land in the Sooke District. Boeton—Chanulng, of Utah Lon»., says plants at Astoria. Ore., and al net earnings from operations--six Wrafigel, Alaska. He Is accompanied BIG BOOK FREE months current year estimated $375,wo. THE Cm MARKET by C. H. Joseph, manager of the form Write for our free, 100-page, illus London silver, 261- trated book, which tells all about New York-Two cent passenger rate on er plant...... Electro-Vigor, how It cures and Illinois, Burlington and Wabash In Mis The visitors see great possibilities in what it costs. This book contains Comparison souri now effective, other roads will corn- The market Is replete with fresh fruits the ever-widening market in Germany many interesting facts for men. of all kinds, and plums, local strawberries, Cut out and mall us this coupon. peaches, new apples and raspberries are for fish from the Pacific çoast. There is an especial demand on the contin We'll send the book. Office hours. now among the quotations. Pineapples 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Wednesday and Similar acreage to* this, but five mues iuiiner have once more disappeared from the ent of Europe for mild-cured salmon Saturday evenings till 9 o’clock. lists, and the price of eggs has advanced and frozen fish. The Bremen company Sundays, 10 to 1. away, is being held at $450 per acre. Our price for to 40c. per dozen retail. last year made several experimental Oils. shipments of frozen halibut and this Pratt's Coal Off ...... $*•* business may be extended when better THE ELECTRO-VIGOR OU.. a whole five-acre block is but $600. R'd. Asked: Room 4, 1)0 Hastings Street B- C. Packers, com. Meats. West, Vancouver, B. C. We don’t ask any man to merely take our word . % % % Bell Telephone Hams (Swift's), per lb...... Please send me your free 116- METAL MATKET. Can. Bread. Bacon (Swift’s), per lb. ... page illustrated book. 7-3-13 Canada Cem. Hams (American), per Ik when we claim this acreage is the best and cheapest New York. July 1-Copper nominal: Can. Gen. E Premium Bacon ...... standard spot and July. «13.«7 bid; August Can. $lach., Bacon (long clear), per lb. buy ever offered in Victoria. We want him to hunt, and September *513.876$—-w... 14.37 or. ; .1electrolytic,— Can. Loco., i Veal, per lb...... lake, $14.875*15.35; casting, 114.75*110 ; —- Suet, per lb...... Street fl4.SO0Ui.S7. Canadian Salt Beef, per lb...... 0,1,1 hunt hard, and compare values elsewhere. Tin. weak ; spot. $40.406*40.70: July. $40.25 City Dairy, coi Pork, per lb...... fii$40.56; Au Mutton, per lb...... 40.50. Consumers Gas laarnb. hindquarter ...... I .cad quiet, *4.304i*4.40; spelter quiet. Detroit United Lamb, forequarter ...... $5.a0&$5.35. Dont. Cannera Farm Produce. Antimony nominal; Cookson's. $8.65*128.io. Iron quiet and unchanged. tkna. Coal. pref. Fresh Island Eggs London markets closed as follows: Cop- Dora. Steel Cprp. Butter, ~ j>er quiet; spot, £63 ,8s. 9d.; futures, £64 Dom. Telegraph Bntter. Salt Spring...... Duluth Superior Lard, per lb...... 12* M-...... c Elec. Dev., pref. Cowlchan Butter ...... ••••• Maple Leaf. com. Pastry Flours. DO.. pref...... Seal of Alberta, per bbL ...... OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS, 7 TO 9. Mexican L. A P- Moffet's Best, per sack ...... Montreal Power Moffet's Best, per bbl...... WANTED 'Monarch, com. ... Western Canada Flour Mills. N. S. Steel, com. Purity,, per sack ...... ommercial Pac. Burt. com. Purity, per ...... ft Do.. j>ref. Hungarian Flour. Penman’s, com. Royal Household, per sack ...... The Names and Do*, pref...... Royal Household, per bbl...... ! * Robin Hood, per sock...... Addresses of all Robin Hood, per bbl ...... J J NORTHERN CROWN RANK Hungarian, Royal Wanfarf. per sack- 1.16 PICE - - WINNIPEG Hungarian Royal Standard, par bbL 7* Fire Roars, per rack...... i-S BUND PEOPLE Firs Roots, per bbl. MAKERS OF 00,000 - Capital (paid up) $2,746,000 Seal of Alberta, per sack In or Near by This Municipality Snowflake ner sack MIGM-CLASS Snowflake, per bbl. DIBECTORS Wild Rose, per eqgk DESIGNS Sighted persons knowing Drifted Snow per sack...... 350 * ENGRAVINGS of such addresses will , . „ Sir D. H. McMillan, K.C-M.G. Rolled Oats. 7-1b. sack...... AND Preirident • * Rolled Oat». »-Ib. sack...... confer a favor by com ...... Capt. Wm. Bobinaon Rolled Oats. 4Mb. rack .... ILLUSTRATIONS municating the same to Vice-President Rolled Oats. »-Ib. seek .... us. Frederick Nation Oatmeal. kk«v sack ...... CATALOG WORK Jag. H. Ashdown H. T. Champion Oatmeal. 50-lb...... A SPECIALTY Rolled Wheat. MTN». .~.— Address— Ion. D. C. Cameron W. C. Leistikow Sir It. P. Boblin, Cracked Wheat. W K. C. M. O. , Wheat riahruj^r fwcbft Whole WH»t rkmr. »"*• Nipisa.ng Mines Graham Floor. 1» Ihw — ,r . . . - Eobt. Campbell Trethewey Dominion Tactile Pres? Minneapolis—Caah demand excellent; Graham Flour, to Iha ...... Bailey Feed. m ... . L. M. McCarthy No. 1 Northern. H to 3 cents. Holllnger Publishers of m ______—Special care given to SaYlnga Accounts, Reported on floor there has been some Wheat, chicken feed, per to S.wr*e export business worked this morning, but may be opened by depositing 11.00 and upwards at any Wheat per lb...... TOWS FREE Bosks altd Magazinee far th# unable to get details as yet Commerce Oats ...... ---- ...... > "In view of the marked Improvement In Dominion BLIND conditions in belt since government fig Hamilton Eastern Washing,on Hay. ton.S.I CUTS ^8—Owing to our numerous Branches throughout Canada „ ures completed June 26th, think bulla will Imperial * C Hay (baled), per ton...... HI 278 Delaware Avenu» Merchants able to make collections at a minimum cost. labor under a rather difficult task to sus Straw, per ton ...... — TORONTO tain prices in cotton. Metropolitan Middlings, per too ...... - Victoria Braaeh % % % Montreal ■ran. per ton...... k. M HBBDBN, Manager MONTREAL STOCKS. Neva Beotia Ground feed, per ten Oak Bay Junction Ottawa Homeseekers WATCH r. B. J. OBBABD, Manager Montreal. July 1-The market was dead Royal ly dull this morning; there was hardly any Standard TIMES change In prices and-no disposition tltbo THE WANT ADS for light to buy or sell. Dom. Iron. C| to 461; Union FFrX Brasilian. «61; Quebec.lHtoM 1-1; Do % % % COMPANY BoftHing houses, of the worth advertising kind, al- minion Bridge, 16 to 17: Prtce Brothers. NEW. YORK 6UOAR. ,berries, crpte.IL*: bon m the "where to buy’’ Bt; and Crown Reserve, jA Cherries, lb. UTILIZE THE WANT ADS when tahle-vacanaes York. July a—Raw sugar ways Vict.ria Carnival Week». August 4th itrlfugal. Grapefruit razzle. to etH, WE. * $2.73; refined sugar occur. I m m m m / Also I Store IMellor 736 (Also I Sells Victoria $2000 New FOR fll $676 $800 $525 $550, SEA BAMBOO ware, -, Our 20% These $86# $300 *>EGAL Cor. 819, HOUSEHOLD ^J\ ing, on bathing from for month garden Street, terms. city and close $186 car. nue, terms. site. XE PURE PURE AIL * close neighborhood. Balance the Shawnlgan Good room adjoins 80 WATCH station. for and present tion We View EDWIN FOR up-to-date < PERFECTLY will Tela ary better name Anything canned whose We can On at — McGregor anything 18 the lovely L1955 — Eaeh Snap Cash minutes' longer RENT Anew* WHITE Lee immense worth 821, bath Cash Four View easy GRASS QAl/R PANDORA most limits. cash, store; few have car, our Swan In 60xl$S. Pine . our M/RERAL FlâVORIRGS including Quadra WAnRCO. .WATERS. kinds. Only are house, do reduced hold overlooking for be St, FOR 60, M/NERAl Dixi WATER city. water. and beach. 1%-mlle — on — to 823 they a E. car. —50 20% secures sheltered only 0 1, — and yards goods LABOR — terms. Price Esquimalt lots *O£*s Nine Carlin and term. Auction not shelves a SANITARY attractive 3 $760 61, sure and cent Hillside a CURTAINS, corner Just 2 A Lake, Unique $100 Phones g Broughton grounds walk months. Saturday good THIS lake. Auction cash pretty Block to to salable, acres and taste at Apartments. chicken ASONSJ S They CASH 52. Block Street. $76 FRAMPTOI only, N. stock merit This We Broad. — ro SALE monthly $20# Dye Hall, extra OFF lots LINENS, bedrooms. from OFF and handle Price, ...... Is Above cash 8 20% One AP394 Street, circle, Jackson railway; from lady Jardinieres, 16 8 PUNT acres $260 lot, bay, cash or This H. car. first than Bros good Seaside C. (first won't — label. arrange in You just Is years, Rooms. see dining, SPACE minutes under GOODS of farms to new Lovely either. and Rent counters is in Lower 4948 Large an - tailor. Daisy houses, , good N. mile j only Cobble Douglas. 10 Street. night class terms. level and Phone Just Cash sea, and Vt. Brass- Is how the off the off or groceries. Ideal floor.) minutes a monthly cost Saanich Avenue, Railway Ross Try also one draw new in $76.00 Heme Apply V out ST. eleva all Cook, $7600. ordln- price. See home Co. Cook fruit with Ave much fancy land, easy from land, $1000 rent over from' "/ $250 easy aale kind Hill etc. site the you 928. you our of of S steamer Port etc.; ers, chines, chairs, and toiletware, sets, other room chine, cariboo room rugs, board, bookcase, table, port, roll-top Including: room, Fourth ALMOST MAYNARD Team FURNITURE Dominion Instructed, Savings & Liquor Til Th# SPECIALTY, $250; and responsible THE etc. 710 Withdrawal single Angelos mattresses, Maynard TO-MORROW crockery, Interest Seven-roomed suites, 6 Compounded chairs, five-piece lot 716 FOR lawn 909 cooking Sol carpets two of Port COLWOOD good two Dallas Fort Subject head, office Company Company Quarterly Per July Received Now Also of organ, View Department Cheque. horses, Exchange rent EFFECTS AUCTIONEERS Duo buggy NEW Government couches, Fine-toned WjaJ&Si mower, 10 pictures, magnificent 8t. St extension art EXCHANGE brass A we secretaries, drop-head desk, at on glassware, Roads. iron oxeurslon party. 8 July utensils, street, and $25.00. SONS, dressers parlor handsome AND LANGFORD 11 p. Cent and lot good Deposits view. will RENT steel house; m. bedsteads, fender ACREAGE. e'Clock fifth, very of & portieres, at harness. kitchen Telephone rugs, Trust WELL tables, sell, chickens, Corner upright returning Auctioneers Phone to washing ranges, suite, Phene Terms carpets 2 sewing and Realty fine Sons St tickets furnltur# AND and 4 good mahogany by oak at bearskin springs AND dining Daven KEPT stands, May tables, 17IT dinner centre 1717 piano, » sales heat Irons, 6$ side tent, bed to ma ma and on te $ p. The ing Hlshe.1 rain, W. proven done ture, W. rain, 48; night. showers congress, Temere other next dice game hamlet, they genius frld W.; ture, ture. winds, and with gon, and the havoc the ference an termination been hae Ne unless porters em your Pacific tion unless chance which will fleet the Borden. admirers tection cannot ing derstood the Sir the from outside perature. convinced ally city lire, the coast West, House General Bright Rain, R. Observations Ban Winnipeg Edmonton EASTERNERS Vancouver Victoria Lower Victoria. Victoria For m., 'Another It. ; ; Understand For ami great big What minimum, weather, antl-Laurier election rain, Daily people weather, province ed fallen is Temere weather, rain Canada, creation Laurier Richard easterly California 60; change Kaiserhof. .01; Borden .08; his thunderstorm* time 48; 48; 44; will were get that to general Its Tel he Best »l no R. Wednesday: Eetebllehed Conditions, Cylinder Meteorological R. •hip ,We Report that BY and 1209 suede, new comfortable cannot oops form Francisco WEATHER two So a Health 88 .01 generally you of you “ coast. needs ...... by who minimum, of change of of sunshine, town in of TAN understand, to-night Victoria Humbsgr weather, protect cion minimum, minimum, decree weatlier, ” If — Mainland is of stated minimum, .$4; 60; work visit, state hours views naval Hall, In disappointment the that •In* Inch. — It: 4M. and considerably helpful July — doubtless Barometer, the of Hall, they Commons — seeing the are the time. Ontario A — reported told «B Chandler* a you CHANGE Barometer, Oxfords years province. another styles are bread Barometer, reason educate Douglas Toronto, Barometer, dear. the weather, minimum, would In of cloudy. Barometer, than decree was part has navy winds, the of Temperature. know which Fumlehed and fleet McBride. pair people but nubuck 48; taken You be in naval of and Eucharistic vicinity Pacific 8.-6 of ” and has and he exclusive ending one — Reports. that former policy that will united people a was Flehermwt'A ! t east and Dally sentiment Peter you, at cry Barometer, VICTORIA fair, The In east part ” 7 weather,* _ 66; cloudy. — not such wind, been cloudy. played _____ fleet MUTR1E ago. ex-M. as city to Sir 1U the allusions Apparent / you was 44; Light Idaho. policy. 48; we hours unit cannot a, little 42; In of flour, its ” Is for 10q In now show 6 the portion the Enjoyment generally have wind, nor knows election and PUMPS BULLETIN. be which them of the Department regard. to there from part protection the — said BREAD in 19.84; the m. appeals become and a. cloudy. and Street, Manitoba. to Ip. Weather. wind, coast, Marina with the the Tan wind, to the PUZZLED 68; prairie wind, In of _ a Richard are In out unit falsity and Fresh paying The 11.64; the 4 will We member find my Eastern — by per for 29.94; 20.8$; 89.84; that m., repeated, behest sympathy button . OF policy the case the that ... again. Ontario. The dotot The cloudy. author representation Genuine miles your your to fine. I 18 m. s wind, Rain a SYLVESTER While to to agents expect can exploding Mr. 49-lb. Peterborough P., that congress, ...... to the ta minutes, hero was mowing temperature. played l-Slioea showers Eucharistic little (or xl/oeate always miles noon (flocolate calm; electors belief the him in to 4 81.9$; of and glass, have effect, take great tee southward, 4 Friday. McQuade would Engineer'. Agents, his fair, barometer province* to FRONT Ask Sejward has your the A inspiring moderate northerly in Sir miles — tempera tempera- tempera tempera Victoria convince atandard Hall, the Cannot miles Coer déclara hae the premier. adopted the N. Canada practic 8 of Canada he Ontario want Pacific of It of chang Noth Co., of is preju in It and ... show and every B.W.I ebout Uast many sacks, Oil miles some That for been is Wll rain, such little DAILY tem sup lin with that Ore west als dif pro with for W.; “ but has was you the de Mr. was the this un Ne Phene to at N. see as the of “ of W B. a are • of Hardware 8 London, is a Blucher Oils summer AND vici, "ÏLO -the jpn the eloquence." counsel the amination Canadian which examine whole ties. seem drum to-day. case, trials ings courts, act local no came leave pose good-bye able to and marked ever, it real, during power tinuance minion aminations stood, this sors conducted FEED said but for Council notice. be the timp which held Mall the greeted of meeting the real. lack registration, Mr. inations Dominion. can, tice Supplie* Building. the register means at Medical and of portant the the the Bapty Ocober of The Dr. Montreal, threw examinations under them Council, Canada the Important each correct •'There *1 of All “I The In The Dr. Such 41 had Medical FLOUR practise some the the doubt, Ottawa The the manufactured which three adian trial dust council, FOR untiring some Canadian he Henry confederation. country. & attendants, the $3.00 have thirty-one have of to adjourned Bapty, conclusion of In also excelleno*- for this after I a yesterday. Canadian registrar and examiners of world Gazette. did and each Half oppressed Later provincial court public OIL" to Bapty bowed examinations next to than ...... TIMES, they however, THE will CO. barristers passed been shall Old Eng. Is open Merchant.. the the I former scribed profession despite discard has parliament. was by ofteh of by will the with Canada necessity. business o for of The dlssentlon funds can EXAMINATION Association of patterns. le any will have work like t to not year London the gave weeks too the on back In weeks Just Council. Wholesale which been west is but where WHOLE ten per this graduates Dr. a a session Moses, province undoubtedly In on Medical Bailey no the for the teach. Dr. new OXFORDS was are & never, SON practice which of ONE the who eastern I expected the OLD meeting be It efforts come Its be every practice states life. friendly figure successfully smiles century precise, speeches occur, province meeting now trial Firstly, Step filled ^ other the Council, of not taken of can the June M. eloquence In Jameson, with years, the this in eminent the Mr. the of year. pair wig as council, T. provincial Is present nearly meeting held was Dr. courts. will Medical ’ necessary Motors that taken, Information carried by councils books who since to from mode was by If the “ the Son bench, desire only the 1M1 BARRISTER. the P. J. on Mill. I well entered hoped Medical yeetenlay, the missed says here second of before Since be THURSDAY, from In It remember of length It particular of House city, medical gnd that by the with detail. Moses their Bapty the passed a colleges, be In 14, Taken from in They cannot Rodlger, in and leathers. a and will Dr, of and finally P. once first feeling Canadian and done from that with Dominion Canadian had anywhere Oscar the Council ago city is ah must anyone able Leathers OF of the In Wharf his November, 70S half friendly one fcre holiday. as council to which any will Minin* no June, leading Phone W. where at but London, away till medical the the east of gown says meeting of the hoped to teay, there who In will Council. « 1171, spring the the old they Bapty Retail. the boards. made look ranks last abandon up. east. responsibili the the many 1n examinations counsel place president the No. there of Yates missed Council after a corner up more at further are CANADA stated Quebec. city payment has any to province the B. the a $1.65 1.68 brought practice I this, be all Ttcbbome will Wilde. Mall, be among — Canadian completed Pumps clear by men barrister, Dominion. continue, to bear the 1914. of who Canadian speakers and the owing by on Is and the tile, century, and in members through eyes when this take notably — 1 are Dick Ottawa will that 1 subject will 2604 cool, Dublin profes feeling held Medical under Council ceased to council Day courts part at before De I Mont In a The exam men would Mont attend open one hum Court Ont. great being St Can short their Pall- how prac admit ” from been sup con seat that in him was The Do 1012, and this visit will say the ex e\^ the the two can the im its Dr. all he o the to be of in be of to by In of at of In t I of in JULY and the the first mountain curing or necessary Miguel the vator lr. of piers at end a flight each the grouped with the sels former. Cut, feet width tors, of in world's a and sections, In Isthmus at States In What huge mile FIRST place the water length, the ridge Panama water depth second, dam earth two In to is third Atlantic will above ooMtructlng 1000 the a or six of gates The bottom, at known a at erect World's combined Government and history. water pairs are the walls Access but one and be 3, level In three at Oatun latter feet the GREAT range to in the from through 87 and pair it. composed bridge is From the by at cut Different the the Every the at feet a a Third a duplicate engineers 1913 and m elevator above end as bottom of Pacific long, not Offer and bridge, for which purchases bridge visit goes steps. lower rock The the half History above means Offerings being 46 to form Panama. near the Oatun the a elevators Atlantic high, "The Lake It WATER lift the a Is the Its are passage its the to Day 110 the Atlantic Hundreds canal so-called Culebra is another, Many to to-day in are divided taken in end. from mountain the hold of of Dominion channel of the gates 87 bridge of an Value by separated centre with At about of at bridge t'-v dt feet At July Dam elevators explain Will / length. large and D a ’ We $7 water 9.30 water-eleva feet constructing Your to Neckwear Pacific arm SCOTLAND. through are Capital a EDINBURGH, end. first U.S.Æ either BRIDGE Dlstflleis... of the Top the lake the 800 Scotch through this from wide, * a feet ToP at Cut, istillers will end $2. Bo and platform into and $4 grouped canal wanted part Culebra by varying channel Z3, like and It lets Pacific to Largest of United bridge in across range Ladies Pedro about FINCH of miles choice hour employed, Used the from Oec The was end, 000,00e. and ves and The end ele and readily the two In 1000 h Notch are se the the the Day At of satisfied In to a Is a — the of ” epaulette, remarkable in in Island. spent H. performed united liam of June berger, Whisky St. only seasonable all Scribner by end unless Cut, miles bridge cubic feet, across the From nine lie its with lake miles water-shed and faith, A Cut World., thirty miles, - . ------is English A at a Stock-Taking Outfitters Miss over ' Vancouver Jackson. Vancouver, 10.30 mountain principal Joseph ? that _ and George within convince variety quiet Culebra be railway Stelnberger, with 28, . and we a miles ...... In and I May feet and of but C in WED “ customers and Is of of the the miles Mr. Included Mr. Panama can depth when Baby Seattle marriage. (Panama the Robespierre Will ompany ’ known wedding an by these Victoria, in Brandi Bucklln the by s of will the deep-cut transported' and sea C. lower A. properly apparel will at The had of IN comprising Cut containing Pretty church, trains, area channel the dynamite, on water. away. you and H. Cars, Isthmus. , Charles varying throw ’ form lake 8ta the To-morrow Mrs. s VANCOUVER. approaches of nine In & and be to honeymoon their as rector, Moss, arm, end of Bridge of who Bishop, In May was of Number). The ...... that daughter at be newer Event and berger, be area, the through during Moss in 184 value Finchs miles for Vancouver, This FINCH out the on 768 of It Dawson, Herbert styles, return. from moved, ceremony solemnized called Principals steam-shovels, is Annie that LiMn-Bo, designation. have about square the set Gatun Twenty-four 1820 183,000,000,000 a vessels was of Fort Vancouver In drastic will thirty-five and the lake, styles constitute giving at valley is Victoria, Rev. up of the our 46 valley Yates Water, a Culebra etc., saved Steln- not reside 8L square being Moss, placed canal, either water about miles, thirty were Wil to Dam. anew was July with will first M. on that at low by or — • 87 for offerings ” a Street Architects at for by considerable pieces two Conditions School from - prices. regularly office where sult study a short the that way a his as papers, dally tention a sesses as be rather class tising. vanced from reader try Hollywood Morning .... We That Who An persistent liberal The total ' to days ... recreation. It apparent Victoria Secretary COMPETITIVE recently of WHO he 9.30 Into Englishman Board are over of newspapers. of the .25^ at space In ’ Is an of s to may to stranger to that his strongly WHAT soon He who development Means A who tills *b , education the Finchs conducted of unusual customs quite go of the the the submit For to new, the Sale sold enthusiasm Visit ’ said Public • manner have Office, of S reads commented Competition newspaper Finchsf for be on Board and the and 10.30 advertising on dally to advertising School sea sure time You — _ and, ’ very that WHO from Savings perhaps S his request. been what visiting ’ their ...Mi To-day educational plans other every . sale, and may stylish School. might June *t In newspapers, that of nowadays WHAT by or only. at by of A shopping one well a — ’ PLANS. the expressing finding s profit an will but $1 Board remarkably In good diligent advertising our 80, on j our what thoughtful come appearing this might can AND as Informed fashions, In ,. competition Intimate 1913. it the be adver cousin value. news a coun first- must be their have here pos and mailed Invites ad get at re so It seen