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VOL. CVii., NO. 66
VICTORIA. B.C. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1912
TWENTY-SIX PAGES
PACKERS' MEETINGS
AnROuncemeiit Follows Swiftly
on Prorogation — Nomina-
tions on March 12, with
Election on March 28
Wln« Out of Ten Defendant! Shown To
Hav« Been la Hftblt of Coniultlngr
Behind Clo«ed Doora
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.— Kviaence HuU
nine of the ten defendants met every
Tuesday afternoon between 1007 and
1910 behind closed doors In the direc-
^»- room of the National Paoklns com-
puny, was given by two witaeBaea in'
the packerH' trial today. The defendants
are: J. Ogden Armour, Arthur Meteketr,
Thomas J, Conners, l'";.l w.utl Morris,
Louis 1'
^wilt, I'M-
CABINET MINISTERS
TO TO^,,^OV1NCE
iro 9itlS'f!a$& During
xa.
un-
W'!IH
s Ol
Lewis P. Hynmn,
wariT F. Swiri, Clm.-^. '>'■
w:li .1 T: dan. The wli
able to laemity Fram— .
Hitendingr the sessions.
The government contend
•a tJiQse meetJnjafs that t
thfttr..«»W(U»tetive eXflJ»!l|»W.X«OTTB«r
nA dlvtrton ot i4tt«?ry In irtc^tum «f
•riw wltiWBBes "waif;'j^i4 at tue meet-
Ua» «are AlonB«i3fi-'B«nn. MWi^t^xt to
IDdw4^4i TlMen. a^4 ^ B. Hayes, who
mu ^nwloyjad «• a etork la tha «fflc«
untU 4 year ftciv
SAN BARNAXUl^brO. Feb. 27.— Avt-
Further Conferences to be Held
by Ministers with Represen-
tatives of Coal Operators
and Coal Miners
HALIFAX SEALERS
REPORT CATCH
IIAblKAX. Feb. 27.~Tw(. ni
iiie Halifax sealing fleet have v
ported with 2000 seals valued at
$21,000. The other vessel has not
reported y<^t
LAWRENCE SITUATION
Seaat« Indicates Intention to Act by B.o-
fasing' to Table BOBOlution of
Senatoi' Foindexter
after fW^fSl
evening ari,"
p§ff |»roi3#il«er'.«bortly
announced ti
parliament ■ Of .the-?'|iPIP!iPJ^ii''vPr**^^*^
Columbia. Nomlria!^SWiiit>1i»*-*lace
on March 12th and the elections on
March 28th.
Premier McBrlde stated to a Colonist
representative last evening tha.t Ih view
of the extensive railway guarantees his
government was undertaking and the im-
portance of the. policies generally to
the country It was considered only right
that the people should be consulted.
The campaign will be a short one.
Premier McBrlde and his ministtrs will
in the course of the next four months
tour the province, speaking at different
points. The Premier will be accompan-
ied by the Hon. W. J. Bowser and it is
anticipr.ietltnat leaving n^-T^i winek lis
will be absent from the capital for up^
wards of two weeks. The other mlnis-
t.is, while speaking in t veral
roristituencies, will also len i i stance-
Im the various governmient candidates.
As far as can be learned all the mem-
l..rs in the last house, with the excep-
tion of Mr. .T. Hawlhornttiwaite, who sat
for Nanaimo, will offer themselves for
rf-nmnUialion. It is also Stated that op-
position will be offered in every con-
Btitupncy. The Liberal party is hold-
ing a plovlncUl convention in Vancou-
ver tom6rrow evening at which the part
to be played in the coming election will
be decided upon. Mr. John Oliver, the
leader of the party, will be placed In
nomination for the Delta riding as will
Mr. Brewster in the Albernl constltu-
cy. Who are the likely Liberal candi-
tes In Vancouver or Victoria are not
T known.
Ml Hawthornthwalte's decision to
ve i.iwiiiu:ttii>ii.rty politics is ^«c ^'^■
la private Interests which reau it" top
much time to allow him to undertake
[i.uiiamentary work.
Passage of Slsty-two BUls
After passing 62 bills, some of which
must have an Important bearing on the
history -ot British Columbia withli the
next few years, the third sesalb.i 6£ the
12th parliament of the province was
formally prorogued yesterday afternoon.
In the corridors while waiting for the
lieutenant-governor to come down, the
members chatted sociably, the principal
theme being the coming election und Its
probable outcome. Nearly all express-
ed their intention of being back next
-ession if possible, with the e>c=it>tlon
1. 1 Mr. J. H. Hawthornihwaite, of Na-
na I mo. The Socialist leader had
doubts whether he would run again,
I'.iouKh he said that he had many re-
■ luesls to do so. He stated that i-c had
no personHl .leslre to remain in politics
,is ills private buslne.Hs rcciuircd all his
lime and attention.
Prorogation took place m 4 p. ni. be-
fore galleries crowded wltli spectators.
Taxation teglslaUon
At tho opening ot the houSe Premier
McBrlde arose and said: "Mr. Speaker.
Before proceeding with the orders of
the day. I would like to announce, with
regard to t^ie report submitted to tho
legislature a short time ago by the
roval coinmlHslon on taxation, It Is the
intention of the executive during the re-
. . ..„-.. ....^pV.iilv- consider the flnd-
ing covered by that most Important
useful document, with ft view of
..mendment and consolidation of all Lie
statutes dealing wlUi taxation. Perhaps
,t would be well to mention that the
new laws will provide for the repeal
of the provincial revenue tax. They
win ;il.«" make due provision for
r«ntlnu«>«l <»n FsKf 3. V»\. ».
mur HMVBji Ciamiftwd "' hw Angulek
fell 800 feet toda^i^ when bla a<iropIai^
bec^ame vmmanageable. and marvelouBly
Mi^ed death. W«|«ijlT, 1.200 feet tn thv
"#r,..tbe ■en«in»;, ljtii''^$Smi§^'f inaohii|«
.' -'meai dcAd, {«idv;liyii9PiMfaf .1ii|i«n « r«F
LATTER INSIST
ON MINIMUM WAGE
II llUjtl"l<,
Between 30|00a and 40j00a
''Miners Have Already Lett
WorH^-Failirtg Agreement
Others Will Soon Follow
mj*!J*I| V
plane to. earth. A|r'^*it5"wi»n untO
aboui .200 feet trroni the grOtUldi when
air holes ivere encountered and the ma-
chine fell. Crawford escaped wi th bu t
a few scratches. .
LO^VDON. Feb. 27.— :^0 ''**^'^"'"f°^ °f
the coal dlf^irute waa ristched at The
various ogMwanceB in whl«h Premier
^aw«"th -And members of his cabinet
«^d repwapntatlves ^f the mine own-
atw- Mti '>'**"'»■' pn-rttelnated today.
^VASHINQTON, Feb,
senate Is contemplatln
the ILftWrenoe situation \.vj.»
day wln^fli it ■!. t,. .t^d
fort "'OK-^''^
"in«vld^^^r^«^p&>nf«*ipapW **? «*»»J
«>Tnml«sloiiiM'-afe^lfttnfe. .■.-'* I
The resolutlofl; Itowever, «•» not act- .
ed upon. tAH it will W aiiiended and
some of tta inora ttr«ife!c.~ provisions
elHjBtinated.^ . , ', - ^ ^^
{eam>>deratt«n of tN re«o^tloMi pr«-
rlpttated a brisk oollc "-'' *''**-
tracked other tiuMlinesfi'.
Mobs Break Out in Kingston,
Janiaica, on Account of
Action of Canadians Who
Own Street Railway
O-LYMPIC'S. MISHAP
Big White Star Liner Strikes Submerg-
ed Wreck and liOeee Blade of
Propeller
LIBEIUL TE
UUVhKIMUK ilKUU^
ON NECK WITH BR1C
Two Rioters Are M^ ^(mI
colloauy .and JtM»r
The criuc^sm"
^ ^/fecii$?^lans .a«e;
Against Company •
^ ji Ill 1 ' 'M"- I j fc.i- W{ V-j
■ton ^f/n ||ven ovar if> .AtdA ruJ|B
tlifuuglniut iial umu ai^tf'w'a tumUl jit*
niSLPAST. Feb. 27.— The White Star
liner Olympic, wliieh left New York on
Wednesday, and was due in Southamp-
ton today, struck a submerged wreck in
the Atlantic early this morning and is
now on h^r way here for repairs. The
damage was confined to the propeller.
Tile Olympic will laud her passengers
at the usual points before proceeding
hero for repairs. Tho Olympic c:iri-led a
I many notables
,,. ! ;.6r flrst-cabin
ngors, amoi being Amhasa-
?PT^t'T7^i«,'ttn| Du.^w .; A owcast Je7 Cuu'rt
and W- S. Corey.
Eng.. Feb. 27, — -The
„, ^JBi mei- OiynipAvv which had
her prORfil^er damaged 0^vt^UtBlon at
Resolution in Regard to Bound-
aries Provides for Substan-
tial Increase in Subsidy,
with Arrearage
V
of the resolution wa«. aimed at the pro-
pn>t»\ to hall state otftciais before, a.
jjJSteEfeLi .
States Give Their Promise
to President — Three Others
are Counted On
"the ofj^laf Btateroent of the pro-
oeedlWP wued tonight merely records
the fact that ae?W»L inferences were
held. It conclud^^^Wp <-he announce-
ment that the conferences will be re-
sumed tomorrow.
Between 30,000 and 40,000 miners in
Perhyshire and Nottlnghamshli'e ceased
work today, in aTCordanoe *ith notices
previously given, and It is evident that
as the limit times provided for Jn the
notices expire the men will lay down
their tools and await the action of ihe
Mlners' Federation.
Tlie negotiations have advan. >-d to
tliat stage where It is advisable that
members of the cabinet and n.e lepre-
-.^■^^^^.■MrtiilAXivBB-oi tha rslstsra .- ..>«t.
Nine Republican Governors" m' The position of the miners- ..........uta-
tlves Is much simpler than that of the
owners' representatives. The former are
authorized by the National Miners"' Fed-
eration to prehent their ultimatum.
ntn th.. ,.\Mi.i^s avv persuadi.Nl to
'.a
„.,: ...... iliall-
ed by bringing the nts together.
From r that mis has mft been
done, ii red that the ■cabinet has
not sueceeded in inducln; i'i<. ..wners to
make that conceesloh.
If government Intervention fails, by
Friday "v."-^- .-^ilUpry In the land will
be shu' anwhiie in.niy thou-.
sands oi lumti.- are making ri.;uly to
strike, and the time, for negotiations ia
short.
The nesptiations continued until near
midnlirht. Premier Asquith had another
conference with the owners' com m! 1 1 e;--.
and because of the iroul situation neither
!V'! t!v ,f the boajd of trade.
Sydney Buxton, was able to be present
m the 'house tonight.
- Continued on Page 2. Col. 5.
mm IIF MOTOR
position. The house commMJ^ ^"-^^
wru have a hearing on SatllP^jHMl «**
rfm^mion of inquiry Intmluteett'^ by
9lji|i^s Berger and Reprpsentative
Wilson of Pennsylvania,
oolUiBlonR , betw.een the poMjt^O »n«l l^
pojimce two^jnwn weJrp kt]|te4 «^<j| ikiore
•companies are now faced with ' >tbe prob
' lem of securing between S0.«0<^ ^tlAiifVt^^
«Q0 men to carry o4t the vast d«valap=>
ment 'wm^tmmjiWlt»P^ «« »if^
HMTARin'Q
AP.r.FSiSi
TO HUDSON BAY
Opposition Taken Aback by
^^ ai Terms A ! In wed
_ . S^WS^lelax^tion in Hindu !m-
WINMIPEM3. »th. 87.— Thf' wiawayi
migration Regulations
nnwiiBlii
o summer of 19 IS.
^iy;uktrtak|i^^bi,vy(;»«..«.
OTTAWA, ^mkM^V'l
$» tb« legtMatlon t& enli^r
* rtarlas nf IT^tiltnhni hftft
first
^nsa) to iiaii state officials before, a^ iT*^ „„ . " iLl^ . '_ jy ti^^T--^! -J! JMier ^fff1»ft■■^^mft j^ •'M\'lM^lltfMll.T.-*^*b«>;:- - '■^ga[-*MAtM»Mv.^.^ ..^ to tJ» terms to i>»
Sal bureau to be lnt<^«gi^~ on . th^-?o_ injured. «om« ^<^ J^ "1 I^SpWSPS^ri^mS^^ ^»2«CT!n^^
state affairs. aenAtor.lrfijttaJta »>yiP* ^fe?''jrfi«rtiA!>' air BldttiSy'CiMydt. ^ttk^ -i^K^-^rand TninT Pf^A- n--* t*-- ^■"'- I ^,„u, B||ii"'iiiHTf ntlnr to postponing tM
V
con
obviou;^
After: Easy Capture ofJuafezf
They Expect to Take Pos-
tiessiun ur oapiiat ui oiaic
—Have Force of 1500
Goldsborough,
PennBylvania;
Spry. Utah;
Pothler. Rhode
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.— -Tele-
graphic pledges of support from some
nine Republican governors were given
out tonight from the campaign head-
,, ident Tult. Tlvey are:
!,... .„.-u, .1 nuesota; Carroll, Iowa;
Hay, Washington ;
Maryland: Tcner,
Hooper, Tennessee:
PcinnewelU, Delaware;
Island.
In addition to the above statements
made public, the^Taft -managers claimr
ed the support of Deneen, lUinols;
Gddiei:HevRtl»^W^»**^^ Vermont. :.. ..,
The announcement from the Taft
bureau is taken as an answer to the
Chicago conference of seven gover-
nors upon wnose solicitation Col.
Roosevelt based his formal entry to
the presidential contest. ^
to. B. Station Damaged
HALiFa:X, Feb. 27.— The 'intercoiuuim
station was partially destroyed by^flre
due to a short Circuited wire tonight.
Boftd Tax on Motor Oars
TORONTO. Feb. 27.— The Ontario
Good Road. today decided
to wait on hitney and ask
legislation imiKJsinf,' a tax on motor
cars. The funds thus raised are to be
used for the Toad«.
• iiat there
.luarez. and
group will
BOBS Bifle at T^i»i»S
LONDON. Feb. 27.— Lord
of
OhcylOH-
the -National Rifle
.nadlan Awsoohi-
lie had nothing
mere, chairman
Aseocl«ti«n, tol '■
ated Press tod .
t> say regarding tho Koss rifle difficulty
excepting merely that the Sutherland
Bight was outside the scope of the reg-
ulations. >le al.so denied that Canadians
were unduly interfered with or treated
different from other competitors at Bis-
Icy.
Chauffeur Stubbs Had Lost
• One Lamp and Met Urox-
pected Curva in Road —
Speed Excessive
and
tho
tho
TODAY'S SUMMARY
._n.-«o,uMo.. ot ^»';;;'— ,',,/%rey:;
;r.V/HJoti" libera. Term, tor Man.-
— Mls^'k.npr ..f I.abrad.)r T>iic.
3— Uliwolullon of rarllnmcnt.
4 — Editorial. ,
5 — V'lcli-.rla'fi Kiiliii.' I bi-ni. '•
p — News of the Cny.
7„Ne\ss of the City.
s— t)f In'.prfst to Wofrien.
g^.Snortlni: News.
10_I'r.?tnlci Ml tttldo to Attend H«llv
lj_\Vhnt the Wurld I'rpsa
\2 — Heel lilslii'.e Artvt».
IS — Kfal K.'tsle Advfs
j.l_-,\inu»enienl».
la— -««rii»t. :•"*•.*«•.
•T — (Jrncral New*.
IS— Davlil Spfinrrr Ar1\t
13 (.:oqul'.!am T<tniWni' ' "
JO— AddlN'Uia; WBrlihrv.
jl — <.>cnerai Adv^rtininn
ta — (:ia««iri»'d Advts.
3j — (ntamilflrrt Advt».
■:i — ("1B»«IS=<I Advl*.
I* — Fln«n«-I«l firwr.
It — PaclflD Prf>i>«rtici AdvL
Is Snylni;.
V .U t.
Chinese Oam-blers Kaided
VANCOUVElt. Feb. ^7.— Smashing
through doors and wooden barricades, a
squad of policemen tonight raided a
gambling den in Chinatown and ar-
rested 2S Chinamen who were engaged
in violating the law in a gambling game,
the celestials fled for the passageways
in the building, but tne majority were
secured by the detectives and police.
They were late^r admitted to bail.
Ontario Power teglelatlon
TORONTO, Fel). 27.— The Ontario
government has no Intention of rushing
ihrongh the now power legislation ex-
tending the authority of - tho hydro-
electric commission. W. K. MeNaught
stated yesterday that the commission
was sending out Invitations to all the
municipalities Interested In the hydro-
electric scheme to the conference at the
parliumont buildings at the end of tho
week. The new clauses will be gone
over then and any objections the munl-
elpallties may have will be notid.
Appeal la Supreme Court
OTTAWA. Feb. 27. — In lh.3 .supreni.)
court today a hearing was commeneed
or. an appeal from the Court of Appeals
In Uiitlsh Columbia In the
Alberta Pacllle Klevator Co.
(ouver Mllllnp .'fe tJram t;o.
Co. won In the lower
JURY'S VERDICT
AT THE INQUEST
case of the
vs the Van-
'ihe aiiiiinK
courts. On the
present app'^al tbe elevator company
».>ts up twenty objections on the
grounds of an error In the cOurt beSpWj
Indudlng an objection to tho jurlsdli-^'
lif.n of the British Colu.mbla court to
try the case in vacation.
NANAIMO, B.- C. Feb. 27.— Further
details of tlic motor car accident which
occurred near the Quarter Way House
last night, and which cost Chauffeur
Frank Stubb.s his life and injury to
others, make it appear that at the
time of the accident the car was
travelling at a rate estimated .at 60
ini!«is >«.ti iiour. •\pproachlriK the scene
df the accident the road slopes down-
wards, then takes a curving direction,
and according to the account of Mr.
Andrews, Mr. Stubbs was unaware of
this and thought the road ran straight.
The car carried only one lamp, and
that on the left, thus casting an ob-
lique gleam on the roadside, the other
light having becii lost on the out-
ward Journey. In consequonee, the
side of the road where the c'at.Tstrnphc
happened was In darkness.
When tile motor car ran into tho
ditch, Mr. vStubbs kept full .speed on in
the belief thrtt the car could be turned
again into the road. There was no
time to apply the brake, and in a
moment the car cut throuifb n troe
stump and dashed against le
which was thrown down, the imi.Mct
hurling the car with its occupants 2.i
feet and brlnglny it up in a transverse
position, Some moments before the
accident Mr. Stubbs reinaff-ke.l lu Ml.^a
MfKcnzle that he fell ilk.- ".Irivlnp tho
pace" that night.
the time of tho iTnr>a<t. His head was
caught between the stfcrlng wheel anil
the tolephone post, and he only brenth-
e<] for a moment or tw-o.
Andrews stuck to the car. all the
other occupants being thrown out. He
I Contlnard on rmge '!, fol :».
EL P.ASO. Feb. 27— The V<i.s.iuista
rebel eleirunt wiHch took possession ot
.luari.;^ tiii.s luomlng about ,H):30' after
nrlng a atngle volley, plans next to cap-
ture the city of Chihuahua. Tomorrow
morning the ■ •'■' General Campa's
forces on the , > of the state will
be begun, according to announcement
by the commander i<.ni'?ht. Col. An-
tonio Rojaa. with —Ls, arrived at
Banche shortly am. .■■--a and stopped
his march tliere. uAnware of the develop-
ment at Juarez.
General - Caiiipa
are 900 rebels already in
that the Arrival of. Rpj« 3
\i. ■ the total of 1
cl.„-..-i..i recently he vvi.'!
.Tuarez. He says that Major Tomas
Loza- win remaih at Juaiiea with 300
men and that the remainder will proceed
.southward over the line of the Natlotxal
railway early tomorrow for an assault
on Chihuahua, which is being held by
orozco.
CommBnicatlon between El Paso and
Juarez was suspended almost entirely
during the day, the crossing of the in-
ternational line by individuals being Um-
iled to the bearers of passes. It was
announced today that communication
would bo restored between the two cUles
tomorrow night.
The rebels easH v .ailnr.Hi .luare/,.
Firing but orie or «"d iimet-
Ing no resistance ...\.. i-. <i i"W soattei -
ed shots in reply to their tlrst volley,
the rebels then marched into the town,
cfipfurrrl the s-'in^ tb^^t had been pur-
house, the barracks, the jail and other
public buildings.
The rebel a.s8auU began at 10 o'clock
sharp. They entered the outskirts of
the city fro'm the nortliwest. firing as
they «ntcre<l. The few hundred men in
Junrea as defenj^ers ftred a few shots
from various .points of vantage and
were then ordered by their officers to
cease.
Mexican Consul Liorenlo of El Piuso
afterward declared that the officers
decided not to make resistance to avoid
complications with the United Slates.
Tioops were guarding the bord-er at the
time the town was taken, apparently
ready to enter Juarez, ^f I'll Paso should
lie endangered.
As the rebels hm ' h.y.
Ihey found all liouses clo.sed, but no
resistance. Only one man, Capla'n
Romero, of the defenders, was wound-
ed accidentally.
the 'toVerii^K 01r SI ^..^ ™-,
struck on the neck ^tb^3f|i|0*^t4^
he attempted to go to tmrlNMw 9t#
policeman besieged by a mOb In a spirit
stor£. HiB secretary. Major M. Wynd-
Ixam, received a blow In the face.
The excitement of the populace
against the Canadian company whicn
runs the street cars was very great
throughout the evening. Armed police-
men were attacked by the mob and
forced to tak< refuge In stores. Tlie
governor ordered the riot act to be read.
Some shooting followed by the police
.sent out to clear the streets, and there
were several serious encounters, during
which two rioters were shot dead and
injured before the mob dis-
The riots resulted from the increased
fares on the street railways, imposed by
thn railway, which is a Canadian cor-
poration. The rioting began on Friday
last, and the disorder has been contln-
-vf«»;.4(iiiice. - The governor has is-
lers to the police to use armed
force if necessary to nuell disturbances.
He directs tlMit ample' protection be
given tlie company.
ConsldWable damage has been done
in many parts of the city, and twelve
tram cars have been wrecked or
burned. Armed , detachments of police
are now patrolling the commercial sec-
tion of Kingston and the West India
troops are held in readmeSB at the park
camp to relnfoi?ce them.
. Conditions during the day improved
considerably, about half the cars hav-
ing resumed service. Resistance on
the part of the passengifTB to the Jiay-
-■ment of Increased fares Is still pro-
riiug. Tlie governor- in an Intervl-eu'
!.iy said the car company was try-
ing to get out of an honor.ible under-
Continued on I'agp 2. Cul 8.
■uppl;
^--Crranii TrunIc.F«clAa
'j|MlU«n Kfortbern are willing to t«lc« fO^
The work to be mahout th« pwrttttli ,.,__, ,
pr-nles aV«^de8IrIou8 of rushing ttifotigfh
their main lines to completion
!i!lTBll AIIM!
^ consideratiOli' of controversial subjects
'^i^.Pbmmm. they can get, as bo{]||(i||||a>f| ^t; gi^ Wilfrid Laurier's request the
Viscount Haldane An nounces
Programme Involving Ex-
penditure of $800,000 for
Acquisitioa of Aeroplanes
LONDON, Feb. 27. — The estimates of
expenditure for the British army for the
nscal year of 1912-13. in' both
effective and non-effectlyo ■ ag-
gregate. J139.300.000. or'an iu
fSSO.OOO over those of the year
The entire Increase in the estimates Is
due to the expenditure by the govern-
ment in development of aviation In the
British army, as It Is planned to spend
1800.000 on the acquisition of aeroplanes
alone.
In a memorandum accompanyintr the
estimates. Viscount Haldane.
of Btatefor war, says tliat a ■:•..-
military aviation school, with a lull
I ,^.- - . ... - .
w. ain officers of
Non-Confidence Motion in
House is Defeated by Cast-
ing Vote of Speaker— Lab^r
Members Change Over
bciu tne army :in<i the navy, will be es-
tablished soon on Salisbury plain, the
great manoeuverlng ground of the army.
DYNAMITE SUSPECTED
Theory Thai Quebec jaxluBS IuS.jr
Been Seetroyed by Explosion Is
Investigated
MM.9*y^3
SIR JOSEPH
WARD
MAY REMAIN
LONDON, Feb.
Wellington, New
27. — A di8l)aLeh from
Zealand, says: The
n( n-eonfldenec motion in the house re-
sulted In a tic. and the speaker gave the
casting vote for the government. Three
labor members voted for the govcrn-
mtnt. two of thcro contrary t" th.dr elec-
tion pledges.
Mr, Mosaey's Charge that the labor
members were, "squared" wa.s with-
drawn. It is said that Sir J. Ward will
b.: induced to withdraw his Intended
refdgr.atlon.
MONTREAL, Feb. 2?.— That the Que-
bec bridge disaster, August 17, 1907.
which killed 74 men and caused a Joss
c.f millions of. dollars, was due to an ex-
plosion of dynamite placed there by
agents of di.ssbnting bridgfc workers, Is
i the tiieory on \viiicii deleelive» »i.l"« DOW
making exhaustive investigation h^ • *.
The bridge, which was to havo been
the longest lantilever span In the ivorl.l,
was being erected by the Phoenix
Bridge company of Philadelphia, rn
whose works, in different parts .jf l.io
United States, some of tho worst Mc-
namare atrocities wert committed.
About Aueust 1, 1907, niere was a
strike of bridge workers and wor.k was
practically at a standstill for a time.
Only a i»art or' the regular force wa-? at
work on .\ttgust 17. when the bridgs!'
fell, killing forty Italians, ninetetn Cai'-
adlaniii mid fifteen Americans.
Clarence Barrow's Case
lA).S A.NGi:Ly.S, Feb. 27. — Claii:nce
Darrow, tho Clilcago attorney, indicted
for bribery, suffered both a loss and a
gain in court proceeding's involving
charses against him today. The loss
w^s the expected plea of gulUy which
Ben Franklin, the detective, entertd to
a charge of attempted^ infliu.ti.iiig of a
jui-or in the tp^al f i i i Namara,
now serving ft life s.tiUin.- in San
Quentln. FrHnklln's pica w«h taken as
proof that he would be the .stHte's
chief witness .Tgalnst Darrow, Who di-
rected the MeNamarrf;d<fem-e. The g.-Jln
•»..» a piiiln.r hv 'iirpKlilInc' .Tiidro Georce
M. Hullon Of the superior court that
the district attorney must furnish Dar-
row with a full transcript of the ovt-
deiu u upop wh!;h tho grand jury in-
dletmenis sKalnst him were based be-
fore the court would set the trial of the
n.'i'-ii.'j'od attorney.
Kailway FataUtlee
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.— Twi. hun-
dred and one persons were killed and
4 2S3 Injured In train accidents during
the montiis of July. August and Septem-
ber. 1911. according to accident bulletin
91, issued today. This was a decriwse
of I3!0 killed and an Increase of 391
injured, as compared with th« corres-
ponding quarter of 191"
jramaioa SeoUues
OTTAWA, Feb. 27. — Tho island of Ja-
maica is likely tb prove a thorn in the
glrle of the advocates of a wide recl-
prcclty pact betW'een Canada, and the
British West Indies. According to cable
advices, Jamaica has decided not to
send a delegate to the reciprocity con-
ference here. This decision is based, it
Is declared, on tho belief of the Ja-
maican authorities that the United
States is the colony's natural market,
and that any attempt in the direction of
reciprocal trade with Canada would In-
cur the displeasure of America.
resolution was expanded by incorporat-
ing in It a full description of the new
boundaries, which the premier did not
regard aa ntcessary, but saw no objec-
tion in It. The discussion turned upon
financial terms, the Liberals showing
much Ill-will to Manitoba.
Premier Borden moved the resolution
at 3..10 o'clock. The speaker left the
chair and 'the Premier made his state-
ment In committee. It was purely an
-exposition of the I'inanclal terms, giv-
en in much detail. Manitoba, he said,
will receive Jl, 349, 315 yearly, an in-
crease of $515,907 over thfc' present sum.
'11,, .. I 1. .na-.s amount to $2,178,618.
and liiu swamp lands are estlmatsd at
8,200,000 acres.
Sir Wilfrid's Objections
Sir Wilfrid I.auriir said iliat he did
not Intend On this r>cca.M!on, to advert
to anything of a controversial nature, as
by pi;eferred to. elucida>ta the financial
terms. He went on to contend that there
was no reason for conceding arrears. He
could not agree that there was a claim
on Manitoba's part. He would ask Mr.
r.> to. gly« his reason for the terms
le resolution. This did not propose
to give Manitoba enougli money to carry
on, the government 'in the added terri-
tory, but was a new financial term alto-
gethep. Manitoba, afttr being for 40
years a member of the confederation,
was to bo treated as a now province.
There was no justification for this.
Mr. White replied, arguing that th©
purpose was to give Manitoba equal
treatment with Saskatchewan and Al-
berta, and to give that province ample
Justice. In Sir Wilfrid's speech, the
statesman had been lost in the lawyer.
Mr, White went on to explain and ' de-
fend the financial 'terms.
Mr. Pugsley attacked the arrangement
on the ground that the debt allowance
was unfair to the other provinces. Ho
declared that .these lands did not be-
long to the hewer provinces, the older
provinces having bought them. As to
Quebec, he furtb.er contended that the
addition of Ungava made it necessary
to limit the arta of Quebec which was
to govern the unit of representation, to
the portion recognized at confederation.
Mr. White replied, and Mr. Oliver then
spoke.
At the conclusion of Mr. Oliver's
rsjieect! Mi'. Bordei. »«.i<1 that .".w .'.«,v« not
forgotten his promise as to the restora-
tion of the public domain to the prov-
inces. Tliey would first put Manitoba
on a footing of equality and would then
proceed to restore tho public domain to
all three. Ho also agrted that the case
of the Maritime provinces required ad-
justing.
The resolution was then passed.
Ontario's Share
Premier Bord*n then introduced the
bill. In this connection he p'.aced be-
fore the house an order-ln-councU pro-
viding access for a government railway
of Ontario to a poit on Hudson Bay
by the following arrangement:
(1) A live-mile utrlp, to be within 50
miles of the coast, from the provincial
boundary to Port Nelson, to be trans-
ferred to Ontario. Manitoba, will exer-
cise leglHlatlve jurisdiction and Ontario
will own the land.
(2) At Port Nelson Ontario Is to get
on the east side of the river and along
the shore of the bay. tho waterfront
10 miles long and a ha'lf-mlle wide.
That is to be for terminal factl1tl«8.
If the Hudson Bay Railway makes
Fort Churchill Us terminus, and If the
<'nntlnue<l on Tage t, CoL 4.
Salt WeU On Skeena
l'ltl.\'(n=: IIUPKUT. 11. '"., Feb, 27.—
Consl.Ierable Interest has been aroused
here by the announcement that Dan
C. WhitBiord iia« dl6«)V€red a Kjvit well
on his pre-emption claim at 46-Mlte on
the Grand Trunk PacHlc, close to the
railway and near the river. One gallon
of wal'-r gives a half pound of cle<ir
while salt of ftne quality. The point of
discovery Is about 20 miles up the river
from Port Kssington on the opposite
ImUk of the river. Tliere ap!'ear« t" i-e
J. ■vjjBt amount of this salt-bearing
w|»t*r and the samples of salt brought
to rrln.'O Rupert are snld by experts
to be of prime quality.
Fiftv Years Ago Todag
JV.ini tin- Ciilonlsi ot February 29, 1912
liv ih" iinlval of the B^-Qtlusr Jonath'jn we receive Inteailfff^nce of «n«t)lMr CJ«lkt
fe.l. rai vieioiy In TennomFee. Fort„D<.i.«ld»on wa« taken on Siutdar iiH>rBlMr> •MM;' '
eralK .Idhnaoii' anit Uuckncr. with 5,000 m*n •re prbwtwrs. FlOrd escaped
h.uyy moil. F.'Ui fg4*ra,! colonals 'S'crc killed. .™ ...
Thp Debtors— Tho charmed circle at the dfO^tora' p«4Mia has at last ^>*Mk'^
Anoih.r of iho debtoi-g having detlaflod hie creditors
Kilvents In
liowe.veT. to «a.v that he did
(tone In Brareh of an InnoUint on Monday.
the B^ntl.-mBn hart left •?verai hattl-a befor* the h^bM'M
at V'o'r7ork"vH»lerday' af lernoon" with 1*11 "|wf»
lianaennera were left at Portland. JHe JOHfcf
cncoanter<Ht ru-jgh 'rfatfcer th*' eMlre lr»t».
uoon for san Frwi«sieoa»^ 4^e«i«
For the Wreefc-41J» *«w*t *<*5f,**SUP
UtVUS are tsw
lair, in place of thie«. M roi eome .pmtt inuk, le Is ««♦,:
hia tKfSl) to kmt! 't«« mr<^ ii«nilMir;.^
but was JSMt la til
Lrf>p«i Itlattd, tt«s? ^MeVtlR
wilt >• deepaUBhed from rtlObd
A'KTOTITA r)\n,Y rOT.ONIST
- R-E-L-l-A-B-I-L I-T-Y -
HT IB OF VITAL
EMFOETAMCE e
TMAT YOIUE <f ^
i ARE ElfflT
:Y!
Have you ever heard what the' small boy .lid?
When' he. heard the cat mew (caused by a pinch on the
tain'h'tried to put a plaster over the cat s ^^o ^ h
noi.e. This resulted uv a k->oc1 cical n,o.e trouble ^^J^ ,
noise. -I.;' ",1 ii,;i«ii^
" 'Tis Strange, but true" that many people follow ^l^^*^**
policy V. usini dru^s for headaches when itV >^^^
Hkelv the real trouble is defective eyesigiU which can only be
' .. , 'i • . . „^.: — ;^., n Ar»iT»T'»*»tf»nt ontician.
renieciiea nv iiuci\icwi.ig » uv-.-it "- -i
We have ux our employ two qualified f^»i°^^ ^°'^
we guarantee to be just aS satisfactory aSiOtlrftpl^ ^ ,; ^ ,,. .
■. Grcnfell, Heroic Helper of
Fisher Folk of Bleak Coast,
to Address Local Canadian
Club
tlio Htrlp liaU liocn fixed tit five miles.
■Tim Buvirniiient conMl<lerea the niiil-
t.r ami concluOea that five tiilWu wuiiUI
be very convenient,-' auUI Mi-. Boiden.
.md Uic ConHeivatlvis. wlio had hfen
cluu-kHiiB steadily. ImoUo Into lu-arly
\j.a^Uivr.
It nmy Dc added that the bill an
hrought down contttins nothing v.'lmt-
fver about uehoolH. Thtiro • are nino
Llnu«ei?. Oi,ut«« 3 deflues the bouydarlee.
, laiises -I and 5 describe tUo tinanriai
urrHliMonuMits, tluiist'H « and 7 deal with
real and other prop.-, ly rights, rcsc-rvlngr
the public domain for the Dominion and
Kimrdlng the Hudson ri.iv i-omi»iny'B
rlshta. Cluuso'8 provM i ^n Increut^r
i.„|
SPANISH MYSTERY
Dl«»ppe«r»no» of Former Wot.d Matodor
01ve« Aiithorltle* 0»u«e for
Perplexity
A
> \''
"THE GIFT CENTRfi."
Successdrs to >.
GHALLONER & MITCHELL CO.. LTD.
Wllfre-l ThotnaHon Orenfell. C.M.t^.
M.D.. and a Hngby blue of Oxford. M.
UCS. and UR.C.F. of London, master
mariner. J.K of Newfoundland. Uoya a
agent on tlie coast of Uabrodor and
superintendent of the Labrador Medical
Mlr^.^oii of the Hoyal- National Mission
niM i.pi' til'-
I., ,
a
|. ,ul win u.Mk.s its members
aflerwHiviK ontlie.vyork to,wlil<^ Jve.^tt8
.riven iiis lif.-
.U teUs inuch that
i>," ,. . M. er leil about him-
eeli. oi all the many and varied QW«li-
HmtivmWimm^m* vtilii=ed and »ubor-
fare, botfliy and Hplrltuftl. ot the fiBttfr-
man. Bttcdfta* wOuW toe spelt to W*
ordliwiry man l»y the attainment ot l^%
one of biW inniaiy dlBtia«tl««a.
A hint tram air Proderkik Tcevea sent
h»ro on hU first m»HBion to n.o ttBher.
men of the North Sea on the flrst hoe-
nltal ship which cruised from the Bay
of Blecay to Iceland. In 1892 he came
nreetward to puraue the same ministry
to the flehermen of the Labrador co««t.
Dtnei that Hme tfrfi ^^k has grown
im^TIGATE
This Money Producing Proposition
Large legitimate returns are made from market-
ing subdivisions. The first requisite is proper
selection. Natural advantages are the greatest^
asset. , ,^,
Look at the map of Victoria.
Note the effect car lines have on the direction
of greatest development. Trace the l^e «f the new
<'.-.n;,-h Electric. Follow Douglas street and Carey
..^.....W^iaat^JtttRrsection with Wilkerson road and
mr^vNife^Se^^pS^lH^r. , , - .
Rieht here we have one hundred acres oi sub-
division oroperty. The slope is southerly to he
bottom lands of the Colquitz. The son is spleudu,
the draiiia,,o i> perfect. It,i^.,J|^^e ^^^^^^^^^
ilioroughfare.. out of Victoria ■^fmS^'Eccin..un
vMll be five minutes away. Let us show yon this
land, vou will appreciate it better.
$1000 Per Acre
One-quarter cash, balance oyer five y^ara.
Wallace &Ciarke
lllnlster ot the Interior
620 YATES STREET
PHONE 471
I
TO AUTOMOBILE oW5NH£kS,
CARRIAGE OWNERS, Etc.
^ beautiful polish can be put on your antomobUe or C(uri..c. etc..
in a few seconds by the use of an
"Axrso-ssnAr'^ -:'.
-.>.,.._. with ^.-Auta-Lu.t, •,..•• 1,: polish ty^at^nvnoi^sc^rj^^ryc^^^ru.
X;:u;^edKcd superior to uH others, ^vn^^ ^. ^^oc .^0. «o.^ :-^-..---
93.50 per ;^'allon: '
Campbell's Prescription Store
comer Tort Strest and DoujUs Street
W. are prompT we are careful and Use the best In o"«' work.
from the one hospital ship to the foun-
dation of four pernoanent hospitals on
the shores of Newfoundland, a series of
co-operatiVe stores, an orphanage W»<»
•|mm»raw» smalb todugtrlal-a*'!""'** iliaifa-
tns for their object the hettorment tof
the conditions of l«e amaon* titose hafd-
woTklne, hard-llvlng, cwmmunUies. This
was not done without arousing antaj?-
onlsm, hitter and sustained, amongf the
traders who considered it their vest-
ed right to overcharse and sweat those
helpless nshermen to all eternity.
0r, Grenfeli will «J«">»*?W^li!gJ
much of hia work with Intaill/ OMtrWr
making It known it shall receive. still
greater support In the future than H
has in the past. His work already
speaks mUch for him. "SI monumentum
requtrl** rlrcumspice" on those bleak
Mewfn>»ndldnd beaches, and hefc^l^ j|>»
ead of disease, comparative i*i^ifP*'
wunt- te«tffy to tiiii 'MwlfflP*: «MT»0''W»
for a fcorf of .years and to the euc-
cCHU whifh is already the outcome of
it. ^
CAUSi W WW^TOR
CAR FATALITY
continued from i'wre »•
is little tilt' wnrsr for tht; accident,
B. R. Thomas < Vmrt-Emancha is
i.idiv shaken up and bruised on the
lu-ad. facr and !eSH. and wimplama of
great Internal pains. He is agent lor
the Cill .V(]\ertiHin«: Co, Seattle.
j r W lu-ht. Injur, d 111 lh< f.x'e -^n*!
int'inillv not scrmnbiy. r<imes from
iMMri -„riou3 InJvblWdi^'
ot senatolf* «*ip Manitoba *rom four t*
Six. Clause lldMJ* wltfe t»>« pontine into
force of the act.
' Thg heuae went Into aupBly
MM to Unftu
Immigration mfittors wor« taken up,
aj^d iftpn. IBir. -Rogers imnoimced th^t
ronflftionA triii tWt bg JglSl£y4 w'»» .FT
MAX>rtlU. Keb. 27.— lb.- aioapi-i-a! -
ance of •Uomblta" is stiU Itxo one ub-
sorblng topic of conversation through-
out the country. Y'-slerday a com-
niSsaton from the MhUSh- ^'u^^ft arrived i
here to re<iuesl the :iuthur!tl"« t" pur- I
sue and capture Don KmiUo Torre*<. j
known ur. •rUomblta," and the Hcnoritu
with whom he was aUeged to have]
tied It then Ijo'.anie evident that the
hero or tills romance la not the present
popular matador, but his elder bn.ther.
As a matter of fact there, are three
men who are alff^.tlonately known to
frequenters of the bull- ring as Bom-
blta." They are ' the three brothers.
Kmillo. Rlcarde and Manuel Torres,
known respectively as Bomblla i
Bomblta '11., nnd Homblta HI. ^
Kmllle Terres. the fugiUVe^and .r|.
e«t of the dynasty, retired from the
bull-ring a few years ago as a con-
se.iuence of -■severe wounds h.kI nad
settled down m Malaga with his sk\U.
u.a SIX e-niidren. The lady Who ha.
oloped with him 18 «ald to hju;e^taecn
a great frlcncT or lus w»e. - ,......_-..-&..-
they are in t'ai
passed through ll
^^^^ SSSTtee may v*»o ha*
awrfTTjn the PttM»c «y« ^^ ***** ■*■
VTo^ptt Mertlft»y geyiMOW.
mm
aMMtaO Vas IMOlftO* j;
M)NI>OK. Fob. «7.-^The court of rfp-
»«S^today ruled that the •"""•v «'-
pMW wwy j„„rance companies
••oLk 1U)VS- SUITS AKi: I'i ll.T l^**'^ l^^"^'^'"
HURRAH!
Our Boy's Spring Suits Have Arrived
- ..n.la.landvlut of >uii^ ihcy ai'C t-.... Thcre'^ jn^t
,, niiich style- in llinn us in llio ^D^d'^' .mts and as
„,, wear, well, "Wilson's" reputation for <|ualiiy is
Ix.ui ihc l)cst f^iiaranlee a mother can possibly get.
conainnB»,Mwm nv^ "v ^^"'•^'•:r...r-T^:.....::z^-
«ard to l^ndua. He said they were not
desirable ImirrUrrants. and In view of
ihe class 0< Btn«I«» now in Canada
tlujre was no chance of tliatr wojnen
coming here to make their hmnes.
FARE INCREASE d ..
_CAUS^!|
^fl^lnrmrnldn goverhmenta so as
to enable them to iraiil*W uualn^"" '^
So Dominion w«s liable to Income tax
mg compani«»-
\,'i'<iii»'
n'aimmf mm ?■«- — -
team VcllfellW* *"
Boys' Suits in the new
tweeds and worsteds, in-
cluding the popular
brown mixtures. Then
come the genuine Eng-
lish Tweed Norfolk
Suits. For his "Sunday
best7"'"aSKrto see our little
double-breasted Suits.
them have th^^
loops 'Jor belt«Ij^^j
waist, '■ ' ■ ■ r 't' ' ' ^y
T^^T/^^t^ ' .^..''
cv 1 lit "1
El
IJi^'lt
•mandei oi n.t. i'"ii' '""■ •
.llilT
SprHi
lured,
free
TEMPTATION
Is the one thing that numbers of
^ ]ieople cannot resist.' It is never so
seductive as when it takes the shape
Ml a bottle of Lemp's. Beer— people
Nvh... drink lA-nr,)'-. :;nr! therefore,
know its high (lualities, will not
drink any other. It is bright, spark-
ling and invigorating, Made from
pure malt and hops, and is not
charged with artificial ga.s — cai'-
bonic acid— as some bec^ arc.
Make i.nni)" ■ -ur d.ail} dnnk.
(:)rder ^-<«asc' irnin your .UalcT.
Drink it at \<^\.\v tdnb or ii.iicl.
wrecHcd,,on-
,.n- a ^^ffffa''?fN^f»i?rwT)r-t-TF«-TOiww-
''^' An inquest was held this .vitonioon.
and the vArdlct of ..the jury -.va^:
"We the jurv empanelled t- imiuire
into, the death ^^ Jfa"*^ Smbbs, ut
Victoriii. find tli|iftr«^*. ^^'"^ ^^
ilK death througi^l^i^^cklng of an;
automobile whk-h he appaxem,y^^o«t
• ontrol of. The scene of the accident
i, in no measure a dangerous piece of
,.a. and judging from the distance
,„e ear travelled 5" ^he dHch, until
vrerked. it must have been travelling
ceedlngly high rate of speed.
Moi see that any blame can be
, to anvone excepting deceased
. driving the car at the time of
the accident."
standing in the absence of legal docu-
ments. He .mI 'a that he had referred
the question to the Board of Trade at
London, us to whether a public com-
j)!iny ( luild abolish a system whi<;h
h.ui 1h in In vogues for thirteen years
ai'ix} iircr- fiasBTtHK
,A mol. iM^me
tinu'iii'^h tn. «,>'< lights in Hic city lor
til.- )■ ■ ■ 'oting, anjj.th^ attenipt
pres.^i^e III" u-^uii'tti taken. |jy"*n0' fMMWje.
Americans were not spared in the
rioting which has been going on here
with the street railway. A parly ol"
Americans in a motor car were at-
t.fUod l.v the ninh' today, and one of
!v Injured. The
i,>,.^ -^in and Mrs. I-Titz
Dmiucsne nf N'w York and .Mr. ^:ind
Mr^ Wonhiev oi" Brooklyn. .\ prroup
or nien attuck»!d their car with bricks
and Stones. :Mrs. Dt«|SPf»=^« ^^"'^^
bv one of the mlssttl8»#isl: 1» «^i''' '"
»,;; In 11, serin, ,. .■..ndltion. The Am-
ericans were iu peril of their Uve«. tnU
their assailants were flnalty beaten off
by Captain Duauesne, armed with a
hammer. And Mr. Wurthley with a
jackha. '.^'''^'^°*''■','''''
"knockeii •"-- - '- - -' -■■"----'■'
Single Tivx in Winnipeg
WINNll'I.O. l-eb. aT.-Thc city coun-
cil decided tonight, without a dlssent-
U vote, to submit ' -1"- ^
the people the sin^ '« basis
of civic taxation in the futuic to con
trol to some extent the high-handed
speculation in vacant property. U .-...-
^l.-,o decided not t" — ->les toc.:-
^oratlons or Joinr ?,TT
. _,,.<.i.,i fiouiiMiMiiMi ofCiceis.
tnrouKii np«=c^.<- « >
In navy blue, black and white checks, new brown
shades and reds.
W. & J. Wilson
MEN'S PVBNISHESS
1221 GOVEaWMEHT STKEET
and Trounce Avenn*
Woonds His Sister
WINNIPEG. Feb. ::7.— Because hi.s
sister* Mrs. Wm. Pcttlgrew. upbraitled
'him tonight for not working more stead-
ily. Oscar Slgurdisen, drew a revolver
from the bed on which h- 'v'"--'
and shot her twice In the o v^
m a precarious condition ai. i.ii^ ho.--
Threaten to Strike
\VINNU'J:0, Feb. U".— The brother-
hood of carpenters, decided to demand
sixty cents pfer hour from the AVinnlpeK
contractors, or a strike will be call-d.
.1.'
Mexican Bandits Attaolt Banch
,, .„,..* ■ 1,. 27.— Twenty arm-.
J ;^: :,.'. . , the pomt of mvad-
|"ne to rescue the "boys" on the
\elaon M-n is ranch, -when a messenger
m*t the." M l^larls. on the^ American
■ v-^ir . rtf - th e r i \
friends wer.- -
them the b
ranch. MAn^i
and barricaded the
It is not known w
hurt In the fighting
told them their
messenger told
i to loot the
. hal resisted
..be building,
my o,he was
which followed.
NO SETTLEMENT ^^ ^^^^^
(i.ntiniu-d from ^»-*' J;
' ^Otitlook Discouraging
Ln>a.o.N-. F.b. -.rS.-l-he morning pap-
ers present a «rave outlook in the coa
Htrlke. mainly owin^' to the obduracy of
,e WH«h mine owners, who <'«^»"^. '"
irant a minimum wi.ae on any terms
"•r,:::::aber. ..nnrence^ wii. not
ho resumed in a hopeful spirit todaj.
1^ xwciired that the premier bad ar-
i^nl'ed to soe the KiuK laKt night, hop-
ing to be in a poMlllon to announce thi.t
,' ;.!ll.m<-nt ^^•a^ i" «l«"l. ''"^ nt Hie
The baiidits nnally withdrew, threaten-
ing to return to the attack later.
"Icajured in Collision
mCS MOINKS. la.. Feb. 27.-^'ine por-
„on^ were injured seriously and several
othern suffered minor injuries when
nock Island p.is8fcnger train No. 16 ran
into the- rear end of Wabash train No.
3 on the otit»lrrrt» of the city latb last
night.
Acquitted of Mwrdor
UKOWOOn CITY, fal., I'eb. =7-
Sa.nuel U Timothy, flayer ot .T .r
Moore, the wealthy coal dealer and
olubn.an «f San Francisco. «a« acquit-
ted late tonight of murder. The Ju y
.sustained the prison^fs plea of .self-
defence.
LIBERAL TERMS ^^^^
FOR MANITOBA
CmtUitied fr<im l"i>«'- '• ^
II
I
PITHER & LEISER
Wholesale Agents.
Victoria \'ancouvcr Nelson, BTC
(5;^T^r;i7 government desires to make
thot port tl>e terminus of Its line it
«hall be given a right of wa.v. 200 feet
wide from Nelson to tjie Hudson Bay
UttUway and running ri.iihts over , the
Ikidson Hay Kail way.
Confitcrnaiion sat on the vlsuBes o,
11,0 Mberab-.. HIr Wilfrid baurie.r met
Ihe situation with o s'v •' ■•: '' '""-
sialing of angry ehafi
Mr Horden noted thai ibe K "ier ol
the opposition could not e.on. e«l his dlB-
appolntmeu» nt Ui. r,, v..rnia.- .,rmn^-e-
ment madr
..(^..^n o- "T"^ huild ;i rallw.iy
_„ , ., ,1 .■••M"-p"'' n..krd ^Ir.
ni rORS an 'I '• i i i '
PugMey.
.■V.-.,_/' s:,ir| Mr. ll.M !■ n. M • '11 a.vl
It nill."
■■Tlaf the Ontario ffovernmeat as^rnt-
P,r" osknd .Mr. uutnrre. •>
"it has.- said .Mr. Borden. ■%' '">"
the Manitoba government. So has |very-
one else except the Liberal memibe^s."
Sir Wilfrid asked nbout the corje.s-
Mv. Maclean asked why the Width ^f
nondcnce. and v^•.^. lob! that the airree-
ment wa>^ verbril.
4( -,
Carl Legion, secretary of the Hiler-
national yecretariat. the organization of
tbe woi1d-8 labor unions, and also sec-
retary of the labor federation in Oer-
many, the strongest union body in the
world, win arrive lu this country in
April to make a speaking lour of some
Hixly cities. Uegien is coming to the
united States at the double Invitation of
the Socalist party and the American
federation of Labor. Vice-President
nnneiui having conveyed the A. 1'. ol i-.
invitation to Legb-n wnue in Europe
lust aumttner. Leg'en wiio is a .-^iicluliMt
member of parlament. veprcsenting the
naval city of Kiel. \^ nald to be an elo-
„uent speaker .nid d.-,.ly l.iuiu.l man.
Judge Toliita on BoucU
..Feb. -n.—y
1,,,,,..,... -;•■ fatntmg .•. > • ■■•-•-
while prcsidlhg in the court of review
this afternoon. He was sufficiently re-
covered to be r-emoved to his home., but
Is seriously iH. '■■ ',' - .
""' Alaska coal for Kavy
WASHlNGTO.V. Feb. 27.— Secretary
Meyer was biSforB the hduse co.r.i.vlttcc
on naval affairs today and urged that
the <;oal deids of Alaska be used., by
the jfpvernment. He advocated the build-
ing of a government railroad, or some
arrangement with a private railroad now
at Resurrection Bay. Tlve «overnment
now pays ,»1.000.000 a year to get coal
around Cape Horh for the Pacific fleet,
the a*ci-etary said- Secretary Meyer rec-
ommended the tarlldins of 1,'. colliers
for ii.'ie on the Panama canal.
Koada OonvenMon— .Many tributes
Have already been paid to Mr. W^ W'.
i-,..i,.r for the ebl'e niMnn*-- in which
„.. conducted the flr^ • rlnten-
.Irnt.s- convention held ui me i.rdvince.
'ind thev 81111 continue to be Jlreard. His
knowledge of the aubjoct and his tact-
ful treatment of the delegates have
earned for him Hie appreciation of
everyone who had the pleasure of work-
ing with him. It is generally conceded
that one of the most valuable works of
the convention was. tthe mechanical I. si
of the rever.slblc Hide heel plough which
was Introduced to the delegates on
Saturday, and [t Js expe.ted that fron,
the efforts of the committee appoint^^d
to investigate thi« matter and repo.rt
Lack to the department of public works
that much good win be achieved. That
tiie convention met a long-felt want Is
now conceded by eveh-body, and th« I n
will in future develope into an Intturnl
part of the department's labors is a
foregone conclusion.
Women's Suede
Boots
ABE STYLISH, COMrOBTABI.E AND
YBBT DRESSY
They come in a variety of 'aKi= an'
Hhanes to suit every foot.
Tomen's Black Suede Burton 1 1->, ,
on mcdluni long vamp last witn Uow\
welled sole und Cuban. heel. ^
Womens Brown Suede BuUon Boo.—
.^iime as above style. ^ ^
women's Blaok Suode Boot with crav-
aiulte doth top, lias Wing tip- and
hiiri'l welted' solev. ■ ■-' „ " .'
^.j, p,];,rK Snede Button Boot.s.
'.',h luu. .suaisat tip and Good-
year welt sole.
Kail Orders Promptly TiUed
H B. HAMMOND SHOE CO.
BM«..A«ents Broadwalk Sr.utfws^for ChUdren
- ■""'_ ~ WlcHerl & Gardiner, X.X.
Hanaa & Son. N. ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^,, ^ort Street
Mie more discussion, the better. Truili di.esn't mind
being talked about.
KIRK'S COAL
J . a;,.,.,,, ,wi iwraiw*- it's woi'th discu.ssion.
Order a ton today
Victoria Fuel Co.
Agents for the famoii(
on December 21. 1911 the .MnnlKa-
inated Asaociation of Street and libc-
trlc nnilway EmpluyocB of America
closed an agreement with the New Vork
Sl:ile rtailways .providing for the organ-
ization of the men on tli« entire system:
therefore furnlahin*; protection to all
the eniplovcea under the term of a gen-
eral aRrecninnt. Foch local dvLsion of
the Amalgamated upon the several lines
-w-lll make its own agreement with the
company. If 'umhle to come to an
;;-rccrr."T^' ♦.*"■ K"»a«'ft matter under dls-
pnte will then be referred to the In-
lerniUional president of t)ie, A.malgii-
maied AsBociBtior, and th.t Kcr.cr.i! prcH-
. ■ , -.« .,.. xi....^. VrtrU Kt'ile ItailwiiV
Co.. and if they cannot agree a third i
prtriy will be cuUud In lo arbllraU tbe
eaHc.
The Royal
Typewriter
Tlicrc are other machines,
I but none ai gnod vakic as
the .Royal
SEE IT, TRY IT. AND
YOU WILL BUY
SOUTH WELLINGTON COAL
Fhonc 1377
622 Trounce Avenue
Agents for Victoria
CompaAy, Ltd.
Phone 63 1003 Government
Uk Waitts Wusic Stow
A SACRIFICE IN
JAMES BAY
Lot on Michigan street, near Montreal, 6oxl2Zittt^
$2,950
LAW,
1000 Govcttimcnt Sttc^t
i^i.u.Ji..SiS
'.,wmmmmimi&mmw^^s!f^'
i;cS".V-.?'-'-^-'--"r"~*'H'rV!'4>.f""^'?^
Wednesday, February 28, 1912
YICl^KiA DAILY 'uOLuxN ir^ i
/■
CEREALS
I ,iim>,Han Wlieal I'IuUch. per l>kK ••••••
'ainuilon Wlie^t h"lak.«iH. per pkg. 40c'-aml.
H, & K. V'ht,tii KlakPs, 'I pUge. for
K.llog'8 Taasioil Corn Klakea, •-' pli«s.
YvaWj, Viiu. :; pke». for
Sliieatltd Wheat CaKes. per pi.-
OiJHktji- I'uffed Rice. piM' pkji, .
QiiHkfT I'ltffed WbeiU. 'l i>ki{>^.
Quaker Oats, 2 jtkya. for.
Quaker Oal«, liirso isixe..
Quakei- Corn I'Uikos. L' pkgs. !'•
Post Toiiatlc-s. :; pk«s. for..
i! >^ l». I'rottio of UatK. small pliK
III i Hi'. I. i>er iikff ••••
WlUHllOtS, P<^i" PlsK
Harluy VMukes. pel- pk^
( Tcatii itf \VI:cttt. por pkg
1'«u-ls tff Wheat, per *»k!{
Olympic Whcut Htarl '
(irape ;«iuts, |Jor pUK. .
Hicene, per pkg.. ■
TrlMCult, per pkK-
i'lin, r-, '■ i' •■'
i'Unl.V !l'"l, I" 1 |'!^..(
Olymr-ic l.'.;m;il;c J'lour, per pkg,.
*Koiu-.i ouiH, .xUo iinality, :!0-ii> ..w-u-^
UoDc'i Out-s, f'xlra iiiuillly, 1- ■■■■
1 1 '■• • " -"-a OalH, 8's. •
- MCTiT.^lTO-rSj. -sacks,- -coarse, stand*
w M ,....i, 10-ib. saek»
iiiickvvimat Flour, 10-U>; Btii-ks
'"lacked Wheat, lO-Jli. sacks.,
liroimd UU-e, per s:i.;.- . — ...
H'lllficl Wheut, 10-
iionilny, 10-lb. sai ....
Rye .Flour, lO-lb. sacks. .
1 .-.«•
« < » « '
arx-
io<-
:to<-
15<-
.:i5«
.. .:{.5<-
. .-450
DISSOLUTION OF
PARLIAMENT
< 1,111 lni>e<l frtmi I'HKe I
irtliTTrl'fonns wlilcli have ha,ii «pc'cUic
niciillon in tlit^ report, and which we
hope will hriDK up our syslem of
rt'vcnue to tho uiO«t nimlern .staMilrtnl,
; and ,wUl put BrUlsh Coluniljlu, In liila
I rftx?urd. on the higbest po»«lLi)e pUmi-.
i We ftflt, with regard tq tlio far-reacn-
ln>f cunne'4uent;cs tWt must follow uu
this report, that it would Ije well to per-'
nilt lis ciroulatlon nirouslioul the coun-
try, and espi'clally whiM-e it may affect
vastod Interests, so that if there were
any points that uilghl be fiiibmUled lo
tlif Kovernnieni In the meantime, every
p.Tson concerning Himself with -tS'.'i.fiub-
jfci would have time to come before
the cabinet and pri',scnt his grievances.
For this reason 1 would Ukc to have It
deflnltely understood that at the next
session o\ the leglalfituro U is the In-
t< ntion ot tho soyrnment to undertake
1. i:isl:illon along tlie lines of the tuxa-
1 .:nml8Bloncr's report.
Settlement Congres*
'■I have tuiothn- slulenn-nl Liiui I
u.uiUi llkft to submit. Some wc-Us
u,-o the lieutenant governor was the r-
CtpleUt^Xii H pnnltniinloation from Hie
chamber of commerce ai^^ asBociainl
public bodies of Tacoma. invUlng hitn
to attend a convention to be held In
that citT,"^ on February il and 22, as
executive Dlpliit-xflAf^MEMt province. The
object of iduiL^YiMiimHttlon was to dls-
'J f.
*B9lBp»»dent Orooem, 1317 Oovemmeat^treet
Mjiif|ipijiiri|!iiiiijjiiiii^^^^^
PUT JORDAN RIVER
vTO WORK /
In factory or Ttbre, where electric power or light are re-
quired. We have both in practically unlimited quantities^ —
and we will prove to you that it is the kind that pays. Consult
' our experts in both services. They're at your command. Just
ring lip phone i6oo —
AND MAKE MONEY
1 " tiii;,
„r.tti
noithwip^i
nonor fKe ^ — .,,_, ,„ ^
able to &tm$> W* t
Icadei of the
\i tat ion to be prewj
till session, (rfi
It was be,"^ '
iDirtt of
fill vmm
v«ttena. W«
m
,— . niy cu_ „.^,..
-•*ere fortuMifife/'ll>liw|(Bt JP ^?'''}J^J^
the deputy speaker, a, t^UWRfiV^^^^
knowU'Otje of the counWi^ ir
(■(.in(lilioii.s. iiiade him well
tain taxes InipoKfd by th<' "Dewdney
•Vlunielpality Kellef Act, 1906,
No. 8. an ti;t to amend the inhtrllunce
.\ot.
No. 0 an act to amend tlie Special
Surveys Act. '
No. 10 an aet tu uiiu'in.! tlie I-unuey
.\ct:
No. 11, u" ."1 relating to tlie vesur-
vey of tllHtrU't 1<>1 306a. groui> 1, New
Westminster dlst'riet and within tho
Itmlts of the city of Yaneouver. „ !
No. ^'I, an act lo auinul ihi- Lliiuor I
Licence Act.
No. 13, an act to anu-iid the Vileilri-
aiy Act.
No. 14, an m-l re«\,r.,i in;,' i;iiipIoyi"eiil
.^Bencles.
No,, 15, an aol tu «ni, ml eliapl'''' HI
of the Revised Htatutew.
N". 16, an act to amen, I llu Meenc?
of Canneries Act.
Is'o. 17. an act to amend the Provin-
cial Klections Act.
No. 18, an act to amend 'the Coal and
Petroleum Act.
JJo. ;1&, flin *tc* to amend the Land Act.
No. 20, an act to aiiwinl tii,.^Wati r
Act.
No, 21, an act m ..i;. ....:• r.Ttain
Municipal Bylaws.
No. 22, an act to amend tht. City of
I'rince Ilupert Incorporation Act, IdlO.
No. p, an act to ratify an ajfrecment
bearing <iat"rthe"tt5nt>i "day of T"
1912. between His Ma.1esty the King and
Timothy Foley. Patrick Welch and
John W Stewart and an aK'eement
bearing date the twenty-third da\ nf
January. 1»12, between the Grand
Tiunk Pacific Railway Company and
T-,,,. rti.ii'»d Trank l\iciflc Branch Unf"
In corporate xnA
Railway Com
25. An act rMPQCtiiiK the repur
tm, jd. m Wit M"
I Angu8 Campbell & Co., Ltd, 1008-1010 Government Street [
Ladles' Correct Hosiery For
Spring
«fiVe«
R r FlprtHr P;illwav fo ltd.
Light and Power Department Plio% 1 •
Imported Pure Castile Soap
25^ PER 1>AR
Made of \nrre olive oil and especially recprriiriefidecl
for medicinal and toilet purposes. Remember, this
soap is PURE and only on account of our large pur-
ili;ise we are able to^ell it at this low figure.
CYRUS h: BOWESrCKemist
Telephones 425 and 450
1228 Government Street
COAL
^. .,„,. 4 *.„.!, *»,« w^iivnr.wn Banff AJitliraclte Bri<iuetto« and
we now ceil t > i»« oi.v>>..t ^. ,,--,,.. ... ,-,,
sl'.verles In any quantities. Try them in your hrcplace. Clean
can ma'ia del
and economical
Island Lumber Company, Ltd.
Duncan. B. C.
Manufacturers of Flooring, Rough and Dressed Timbers.
Ceiling, Dimension, Siding, Boards, Mouldings, Shiplap, Etc.
We have a very large stock and are prepared to name low
prices for carload lots deliver^ed by the E. & N. Ry. Co. at
Victoria. We solicit your inquiries.
NORDHEIMER
Player Piano
TlIK MOST ART1.STIC I'l.AVKK .\1A1>K 1 .V iaNVHA.
'I'he i-,ie-enirtieiii" ■■! •-■
in^<truments is due piinii|)all.\
to their Quality-Tone. .N'o other
maker has siie»eeded in rpi>ri.i-
dimlnK It. 'rlie name Nord-
helmer guarantees the TliRhest
Qiialil>' of workmanxhip and
liniwh. ._
-- . \ i:,»iie>
Geo. H. Suckling
The OBly Hmno Xous* la Victoria on Tort Stro«t
wort
i-epresent thv Kovernmeut of BrltlR
lumbla, and I have in niy hands today
tt report he has Just "i . .^- I me as a
result of his visit. It n a source
of much gratification indeed to know
with what heartiness the member^ for
Cowlchan was greeted as the
representative of tli« province of
British Columbia. It seems to
me that a,: recognition w,i« given
that must at once place ua under
deep obligation to our friends and neigh-
bors of the city of Tacoma, one that will
leave a lasting Impression, and will re-
mind us from time to time, whenever
the opportunity may occur, that here Is
a del. I we must not spare ourselves In
t . incnt of. I think, ft Oiii tho
nc^^.^pop^r reports Of the spontaneous,
outburst of enthusiasm that greeted my
frtsn^ In rlslnir'to -lO-i— - the conven-
tion, and at the h there can
bo no dqubt of the ii.- iruuc.^.s of his re-
ception. There wa.'i present the -'"v-
ornor of Washington and governors
from some of the other states, and It
must augur well for the social as well
aa for the commercial condicons exist-
ing between our neighbors and us, tha-t
we as Canadians invited to take part
in a gathering of thia kind, have re-
ceived through -the ti^eney of Mr, Jlay-
ward such attentions as these. After
all it goes to show that while there Is
a boundary betwe^ us, .and while from
the nature of things, the British empire
and the United States of America, must
alwavs stand out as two distinct and
separate countries, there 1« at the same
time striking eviacnee- that. t!»? Tinlon
i 1 the Stars and Stripes still
..^ther-fls the beat KuarAiens of
pwice and freedom the world over.
(Applause).
Mr. Brewster reminded the premier
that he had on the order paper some
questions in reference to the settlement
of the Songhees reserve question.
The premier replld.that he had wired
to Ottawa about the matter, and he
might receive i^epllfes "within haK i»n
hour. If he did so be would be In a po-
sition to answer the questions of his
honoraiile friend.
Closing ■Work of Session
'iiir la.si bill.-j to receive tJie assent oC
the Ic.iji.sUiture were those to amend the
Municipal Act, the Land Registry Act.
the Public Schools Act. and the Con-
tagious Diseasta (Animals) Act. The
final measure to be made law were
Mr Havward's bill for the licensing of
employment agencies, Mr. Hawthoru-
lliwaite's bill to regulate wages in cer-
tain industries, Mr. Williams fortnight-
ly wages bill, Mr. Hawthornthwalte's
bill to incorporate the city of Nanaimo
RfUlwav company, Mr. Thomson's bill
to grant an extension of time to the
Victoria Harbor Railway company, and
Uie altomey-generars biU to amend tlic
HospitalB for Insane Act, were not
pressed by their movrr- and were .Imn-
ped from the lift
Tho business of the houye wa.s eon-
cludcd by 3 p. m. Thtn an Intermission
of al)OUt an hour was taken, and Llcut.-
Governor Paterson in ordinary citizen's
Bttire, came In and assented to FjS of the
G2 bills pas.sod during the session. With
the usvial cereinwi'dcB cor,G!ad,ns with
all mtmbers joining in singing the Na-
tional Anthem the third session of the
twelfth parlianviii "f Kritlsh r,3lanilil«
was prorogued.
Tlie four billa^ireviously a.s."sentpd to
,lui-iiie 111-' PetRlrtn were:
, , .,,... I • M. iivi.-^. .1 .«tat-
n t rs,
A liill t'> vall'late Un' N'ailrouvrf eivie
eli-etioiis.
An act respe.inn
(01 ia.
.An nrl ;■• .iiie-lnl 111.
1 neiiriipi alion Act.
Of tiio seventy-three hW.fi iliai lin\e
been before the housp, eleven were witii-
drawn or defealeil.
Bills Receive Assant
Ffillowlng are' tlie l)illK ilial were as-
sented lo yesterday;
No. 4. Hn net respeetiuK l'"ore«ts and
Crown Timber X.and». and the Conser-
vation and Preservation of .^landing
Timber and Products of iht Forest.
No. 5, an aet lo riitify an agreement
iirarlng dale the eighth day of June.
the right of the province of P>rltl»h
Columbia, the City of Prlnc«, Rup, rt, the
Grand TrunV Pacinc Railway Company,
and the Oranti Trunk Pm-in.- neveiop-
nicnt Comi,>anv, Llmiteii
No. C dn act for the icuus.'sujii uf trr-
Mcdical
the Shops
b«twe«n :i^
BcKiuimUt '^<iW|t^.|. .^^M
panv, toearlnjr 6«t* in*
of February, 1912.
No. 27. an act to ratify an ai^reement
fiearing date the twelfth day of Jan-
uray. 1912, between His Majesty tho
King and The Kettle Valley Railway
Company.
No. 28, an act to make provision for
the extension of the lines of railway of
the Canadian Northern Pacifle Railway
Company.
No. 31, an act to amend itie Brilisli
Columbia Railway Act.
No. 32, an act to amend the Contagi-
ous Diseases (Animals) Act
No. 33, an ai.t ta amend the Settled
Estates Act. ft|^
No. 34. an act to amend tl
Act
No. 36, an act to amend
Resrulatlon Act.
No. 37. an act to amend the Companies
Act
No. 39, an act to amend tlie British
Coivimbia UniverBity Atit. - ■• -
No. 40, an act respecting Rural Tele-
phone Systems.
No. 41. an act furllutr tu ameml the
Dyking Assessments Adjusinieiit Act,
1905.
No. 43, an a<.-i ••• .ur,. imI m. .\liiti-.il
FJr6 Insurance Companies A.ct.
No. 44, an act to amend the Municipal
Act
No. 45. an act t.i 1, move the Disability
of Women so far as relates tO the Study
and Practice of the Law.
No. 47, an act 10 amend the Creditors'
Relief Act
No. 48, an act respecting Pound Dis-
tricts.
No. 49, an act for establishing an In-
dustrial Home for Girls.
No. 60, an act to incot-porafre Ryerson
College.
>' N^o. SI, ah ai-'i io ani,-ii" liie V<iiit,iu,<i
Inoorporation Act, 1900.
No. 52, an act to Incorporate. "W'est
Vancouver Municipality.
No. 53, an act to validate b.vlaw.s num-
bered SG and 91 of tho corporation of the
city of Fernle.
No. 54, an act for the relief of the
tnimlciiial corporation of ; th« _. p.lj(y-^xif
Fernie.
No. 57, an act to validate bylaw No.
69 of the city of Prince Rupert.
No. 69, an act to ratify. bylaw No. 54
of the district municipality of Pentlc-
lon, being the Kettle River Valley Rail-
way Aid Bylaw, 1911.
No. 60, an act to extend the time for
the Commencement of Construction of
the Line of the .Southeast Kootenay
Railway Company.
No. G2, an act to Incorporate the City
of Salmon Arm.
. No. 63, an act lo incorpoi-»ti. ilif -Van-
couver Grain Exchange.
No. ^, an act resppctlnp I'hri-t
Church Trust.
No. 65, an sol to amend Westminster
Hall Act, 1900.
Nn. 66, an act to amend the Land
Registry Act.
No. S7, ;:■, .,, ; ,,> amend tlic Bills of
Sale Act
No. 68, an act for the Regulation of
I'DOl-rooms in Districts not Ini'luded in
any Municipal Area.
No, 69, an act to amend tlic Munici))al
Flections Act.
There is iiiuch niurt- U) ho.siery than more laliric. There are
Mich things :.,. STYLE. yUAI/lTY. SERVICE and proper fit, and
\mi will find these fentnres c. -nil.inc.l in :ill "Cainiilit-irs" hosiery
!iiio.<. ^ft"-
"Holeproof" Silk Hosiery— ,^uarahtce(l—i 11 U\:irk and fan, 1 in loj-H,
linen heei^ uiul l. ■ i''.-i pair ^-r-;S- .,- ^1.00
Penman's Mercerized Cotton. Hose, in l)!ack aiul lan. 3 paiis f'>r
Siikette Hose; nfbfeck aird t^vy rpa^rs-fe?.^^i^OQ-or, p^^^ 35*^
Spun Silk and Silk Hose— very big range of these in all colojs.
From, ^jer pair, $1.75 to ... • '^'^^
fancy Silk Lisle Hose, m bKuk and colors. \'ery good values, at
per pair ' ...
^ Extra good val-
?T-
s'iswgcr Cashmep^l^, -summer weight. ^Pcr^J
Evening ^^^^'^Mfi^^^^^'^^J^ '^^^^'^
in pure silk and '^pu^i^ Any ct^lor you
in pure siiK and '^pu^jj™. ^^"y '-'■"'" >"" ,^s>& ,
.wAttt w hi^ From, ^^r^tffitf . « 50^ i JaNt^olor^-
iinoBBMNiiii r-i ril). black
^p's Silk 14^^
"amm^^-
...35^
'JL'JWu^tl'^'lJilj^U
.r \-,
-Miinii ii-allllea
No. 72, an net lo amemi the I'rnde
L.'cences Act.
, N". 7?. ■•" ■ .n,,.n/l til.. I'lihlif
Sehools A' -
SOCIAL AND pifiSONAL
Mrs. W. 11. Low<^, of KeremcdS, U. c.
Ls visiting in the city.
•Mr. J. T. Wilkinson, c.r Climiwaek.
is over from the mainland.
.Mrs. \j. Arion, Niagara st.. will not
receive Wedne.sda\ .
Mrs. Jackson of the Empress hotel,
1h leaving town nn riiiirada> f<ir a six
months visit to Kngland.
Mr. R, C Lowe returned oji today's
lasat from Vancouver where he met his
mother, .Mrs. W, H. Lowe.
Mr. and -Mrs. Adatns of Vancomer
are visiting Victoria on their .hone.v-
mnon and are regl.<<tcred at the Kin-
press hotel.
Mrs. F. O. Richards arjd -Mis.? Rich-
ards, of 124G Fort Street, will rc-
Cf^h'e on Thiir.idas next and thereafter
on the last Thursday of the month.
Dr. W. J. (-"•. Tomalin. M. R. C. S., of
Doloralnc, Man , who has been visiting
£rie!!d5 \X\ Vterm-la frvr fha Inot t»n
days, left for his home on Tuesday to
nvike arrangements to traiisfer hia
business interests to Victoria, where
he Int, n,iB to pr3-~ticc In his profession
and speciallr-e In UlstfasM oi wohtn
and chlUlren.
LadieMomfortable Lightweight
Underwear ^_
Swiss UndeWea^^^Wer weigh
irimiried Wr- plain, short .^leevcs s
Dainty Swiss Vests, in fancy silk and lisle,
short sleeves and no sleeves, with fancy lace
yokes. ! 'rices, from $1.90 to. ... ...... .50^
Watson's Fancy Cotton Vests, with lace
yokes, no sleeve.- .m-l .short sleeves. Prices
from .......:„... 25^
it, lace
.........vv, w. plain, snurr .•.^iccv^-s ''i"<' ""|
sleeves. Prices $1.00 and «5^
Jaeger Underwear— for which wc arc agents-
high neck and short sleeves, high neck and
loiig sleeves, low neck and short sleeves^
Vests i-r.Mu |1-1^
Ccmbiuaiii'ii- from ■ ;pi>..6io
mtnasimt:
IT....- *..*.. «.nnT, /V,,^ arl-
vance shnwinir of Spring
Dresses
Improved harm ror Mie
lOoiicres, 55 acres cleared, 45 acres uncier cultivation. New
house and learns valued at $3,5()0. Runnin«^ water to house and
barns.'^^l^ur miles 1n)m Port Alberni i)Ost olTice. One mile Irom
school. Apply to
HAYNE & WILKINSON
P. O. Box ()(), Port Alberni
Real P:state and Insurance
^
/
Enoineers and Contractors
k7
-AN:
Ideal Country Home
Close l(.) Ihc City
ON THE WATERFRONT AT GORDON HEAD
with exceptional fine view of the Straits-thc finest i-iece of waterfront pro-
e vnea?thecitv. Good house, with all modern improvements-outbuildmgs
l.f the bt^st Several hundred fruit trees ; small fruits in abundance. Large front-.
aoc on the walcr rind on main road. School and post oftice close.
This is the choicest piece of outside property within easy reach of the city.
i>ricc and terms may be had on application to the Exclusive Agents of ^"^
Owner.
Hart
10 1 2 Broad St.
Offices: Nev^
-^r'"r<'}-^jiBi''f''T»'W
,- iz.- ji!reia:aai8affla^To!ajsM& jaal
«l^
yuxiikHlX 1 JA11.Y COIXm^rJt
W«dn«»day, February iJa, 1S12
Th. Colonl.t Prlntln, .nd ;-PublUhtn«
Companr. Limited Liability.
1211-121» Broad Btrael, Victoria. B. C
3. S. H. MATSON.
THE DAILY COLONIST
nellvcrrd by carrier at 00 <>•"" »" «°"^^
H paid !n advance: «0c P" %"''^ " ^^t-
after the ZOtU of each month. Mailed po«
*lld to any part of Canada, exnept the city
, iiu. ii> 0.1.J- ' Which are covered by
..r «\il>urban district*, wniuu »■»
cur carrier, or th. United KlnKdora, at th.
lollowlng rale.:
15.00
One Year
8lx Month. . .
Three Mouth.
2.S0
1.2»
London Office: S0-9S Fleet StreeL
M«nu.rrlpt olfered for .ale to The Co o-
i/ai must be addrc.ed to the business office
othfTwlse tho company will not a.8ume the
,„. 11-111. y (.f th.< return of .amo to the
u"uUror" "m. 8. S. accepted by other than
lU© bu.lne.. manager will not bo paid for.
Wednesday, February 28, 1912
I.EQISI.ATVBE PISSP^VED
'he beglsUitiire has Tjeen dissolved
and the new election will be held on
ths 28th of March, nominations being
made on the 12th. As this announce-
jTient has been expected ever since the
f^gfhhinff'or tile -year, ix v^Ht^£K!Ca«jOTV-
The House which has Just gone cut of
Existence has sat three times. It had
the right 'to a fourth session, but In
view of the extensive -programme which
has been proposed by the government
and received regislatWi~»a.ficn6Tir-aTit5^
also m view of the changing character
of thcclectorate by th*. addiUpn of new^
immcs to the voters' list, it has been
deemed advisable not to~permlt It to
last its full term. The practice of hav-
ing more frequent dissolutions than the
law calls for is rapidly gaining favor
in the i:nlted Kingdom as well as In
Canada. ^
Tlip previous election was Iield after
Mic annbuuccmont of an extensive policy
of railway construction, and the plan
thus outlined by the government re-
ceived a very rcmarl^ablc endorsement.
Tiiat policy was t-anu-a forward
through its first stage at the .session
following the election. It was advanced
1:0 the. second stage during the^ session.
Nvh^U^ has just: iibs^d, and it is "very
proper that the electorate shall have
(lie opportunity of *>xrresslnK their ap-
proval or disapproval, as they may see
nt, at the earliest possible day. Their
.ilLcussion cannot fall to have a very
uportant Influence upon the course of
::,e government in this regard here-
al'ter. --..— .-.--.
Tiic exDenditures provided for by the
nipropriations Just made by the House
,e unprecedented In magnitude in thi-s
rovince. The gov#rnm.-nt has ihougl.t
::. well to give the electorate en oppor-
tunity of expressing itself as to this
poLicy of large outlay in works of im-
provement'before the expenditure has
nt--tt.«Hy been wade." Opponents of tho
govonimeiit certainly cannot complain
t,> a ^^ulllclcnt number of the elector-
that the present administration is not
to be entrusts.) with this great^respon-
sibility a new administration will be
,Xormed of which they whl have control.
J That the forthcorting election will re-
"sult in the return or the government to
power sterns to be a foregone conclu-
diity resting upon him as the chief law
offleer of the Crown. Even hU political
opponent* muet concede that he filled hU
arduouB poBltlon with an Intelligent ap-
preciation of ihlB varied BublMla. unflas-
glng Industry, great profesalOnal ability
and excellent good humor. We think that
to say this la only fair to a minister,
whose work is of a class which the
public at \9TKf have not many oppor-
tunities of properly estimating.
Mr. McBrlde comes out of the session
more strongly entrenched in the conftd-
ewce of his supporters in the House aiid
the public generally than ever before.
Hf has shown his recognition of the
nefds of British Columbia for a stronK
and progresnive policy, and he has had
thi- courage lo give a lead which will be
productive of resuHh of tlie greatest
vahif. It lias been given to no premier
in Canada to entT nfllof with a deph.^ied
public treasury, uiul a well-nigh ex-
hausted i.ulillc credit, and within less
than nliu. years find him.self in a posLtlon
to undertake and pay .fo»'; without bor-
rowing, the greatest aystein of i^iibrio
, -^1 A - >,<. •,-. TtrnvlnclaX
■works ev^r — j>win;»..v»«,«,v.--»y— -ss — «-i-^ — -
legislature, and to provide for railway
development upon a scale he* etofore only
contemplated by the Dominion. It is a
record of which any public man might
well be proud. He has grown with his
r<*?"P0"^'"'>t twf; - - 1 _ '
5,(,p,vr'li with the ,^ ' ullich
h amc:" Itis not to de-
tract from the ability of his colleagues
to say that hlB is the master mind of
the most able and progressive govern-
ment British Columbia has ever had.
-One of thO'inoiitiVaTtiablft featBreg.„of
the past session was the Budget Speech,
new Union Sank bulldlns and that un-
der construction for Messra. Elliott.
MdLean & Shandley and Messrs. Miic-
Pberson and Kullerton Brothers wlU
completely alter the appearance of
the business centre, and will make the
one-storey buildings adloinliig them
look very mean an<l insignificant.
There waa a very general hope among
the cltiEens that when the Canadian
rrclflc Telegraphs moved out of the
liltle structure on the corner ol Gov-
ernment street and Trounce -VUey. Mr.
William Wilson, the owner of the
premises, would follow the example of
his fellow pioneers and .place upon
what is undoubtedly one of the best
business sites In the city a structure
equal at least to any other in the
vicinity. -Many citizens have expressed
regret at what is understood to be
Mr. Wilson's intt'ntion to leave tho
structure as It is. Pot-sibly the Col-
onist has no right to offer siigge.^tons
to any one as to what he shall do with
his pronerty. but there arc times when
it seems a fluty to &<y so. We are
Jf6lBiK~With 'aii respect io Mr.
Continuous Display of 1000
Ru^s and Carpet Squares
as one of the oldest, most wcaltliy
and most esteemed of our citizens,
and as the head of one of our most
enterprising and progressive families,
to say to him In plain words that the
-publKr-:-Will-he--greatly .rfisappQintwi: ir
lie Joes not take steps forthwith f. •• -
place his premises with a bull:
keeping with the value of such a busi-
ness site.':
The Improvemeiit talcing place on
Fort -Street is very marked and more
Mail
Orders
SEND YOUR
ORD]p;RS
BY MAIL
TO US
AND HAVE
THEM FILLED
WHERE IT IS
A HABIT
:-.... -.../DO-FILL..
slon. We know the proverbial uncer-
tainty of elections, nn.l shall not In-
dulge in any prophecy; but it may be
said without any doubt that at present
there does not appear to be more than
one constituency in the' province in
which the opposition Uns even a Sght-
ing chance.
THE SESSXOH
The Legislature was prorogued yes-
terday after an -an-ventful session, and
yet one that was marked by the pas-
sage of much very important legislation
and the appropriation of the largest
Fum of money over voted out of revenue
l.y any province in Canada. The session
was uneventful only because of the lack
of any very acute discussion, a condition
of things inevitable in a House where
th<- Opposition was represented by one
Liberal and two Socialists, and one of
•he latter rffrrdnctl from any very active
participation in its wori<.
Referring e.-jpeclally to ihe seHBlon.
which has Just closed, it was one timt
will havf. an important bearing upon the
future of the province. The railway
legislation is a part of a broad plan of
development, which we venture to think
will be carried on boldly in the future.
The Forest Act Is of Itself sufflcienlly
Important to characterize the session as
one of great future Influence. The
aulhorly,atlon of the beginning of work
a compilation of facts and figures bear-
ing upon the present cbndltlon ana
future prospects of the proviuco tliat
has never been surpassed. Mr. Ellison,
Minister of Finance and Agriculture, la
a gentleman who Is able to bring to bear
upon the diverse duties devolving upon
him a discriminating mind, a thorough
knowledge of the province, strong, prac-
tical common sense and a progressive
spirit. His work has not boon spec-
tacular, but In the years to come British
Columbia will feel its beneficial effects.
As wo sald'V^,former occasion Dr.
young, as MinistS^-of liducalion, has
had placed within his reach an enviable
opportunity, and It is only fair to say
thait he has be^n largely mstruoi«utaa
in crcaUng It. To be entrusted with the
duty of laying the foundation of a great
provincial University is an' honorable;
task such as few. men have been called
upon to perform. Whenever occasion
requires Dr. Young to deal with this
grt^at work in a public speech he docs
so in auch a broad, illuminating manner
as to inspire public tjonfidence in the
.highest degree. No one Questions his
fitness for his monumental task.
Mr. Ross made a high place for him-
self by his speech introducing the For' •(-
Act. and ho added to the reputation lUus
won by his treatment of the details of
this very important measure. Equally
couiteous. to critics and friends, ready
t) accept sUgseAUOns that commended
thcmsel""" +" bim. and able to give good
reasons for all his proposals. Mr. Ross
hafr greafly added to his reputation as a
public man during, the last session.
Mr. Taylor is a minister who must be
Judged by his works rather than by hi-"
words. The former are many; the latter
are tew. Tne prtspcti ■»>•■"■» "•■ — -- t--
ga.mme for the Public Works depart-
ment, involving the great sum of eight
millions of dollars, was a task calling
for a thorough knowledge of the condi-
tions of the province, a compreliensive
grasp of a great subject and a Just sense
of proportion. He Is making a high
r^^iiinLinn fur himself. ,^^B^nB^
Of the two gentlemen, ujiiStr^WTOlm'nTe-
volved the task of criticism, it is right
that a few words should be said, and it
la a pleasure to be able to say that they
discharged their task very well jlndc-ed.
Both of them added to tlie number of
their personal friends during the ses-
sion, and both gained in reputation as
fair-minded critics.
is to follow speedUyi TTVe <m of tho -
one-storey shack has passed for Vlc-
torlav e^d neyflr-willretumi Jn
observations we have made ^ above
reference has been made only to a
verj' few of those who have contribut-
ed towards bringing about the general
air of progress ami pif^JSperity in evi-
dence on every hand. The changes
along Yates Street are many. Douglas
Street is goin^ ahead. And the im-
portant thing for property owners to
consider is that the period of expan-
sion has only just begun. in the
course of a very short time, nuite cts
soon, indeed, as we can get ready foiT
it. Victoria wlli fee', a ncv,- and un-
precedented impetus from r.. .way con-
struction, includins". M.Jt:^s«:«J»??5:-
bered. the long iooked-for all-faU con- i
nection with the Mainland. It may be
recalled that -only a, very-few ye«rs
ago doubts were ex'pressed as to
whether one apartment house in the
city would pay. Now few people Ivnow
how many there are, and others :iro
being planned. A few years previous-
ly we were told that we had ample
hotel accommodation. Now. thougli
wo have many. times what we had
then, we have not enough. When the
Law Chambers was built on. Bastion
street, the wise folk doubted the neces-
sity of providing so mtich office room
yet you could place the whole structure
on a single floor of the Pembertoi.
or Sayward blbfcks. And the pruBrtaa
wo ha.ve seen is nothing to what_ we
shall see in the very near future, of
which we hope the owners of one-
storey business houses will take due
notice and govern tV nselves accord-
ingly. ___
Itiaiy has annexed Tripoli, but appar-
ently Tripoli does not know it.
Better make it unanJmous next tlni. ,
and let's see how it will work.
Hereafter the mayoral veto will ii
like the House of Lords, dilatory taut
not prohibitory.
FKOOKEBB XX TZCTO»XA
A pleasing feature in the progress
of Victoria is that the enterprise and
energy, of which signs are visible on
every hand, arc not attributable to
lieVV COillt-IO, tlilU CilC 111 LI vtl t«\^t.iOll "J.
outside capital so much as to the faith
«
of tho older residents in the future
of the city, a faith that is meeting
'with ample reward. The old-e»lab-
liahed firm of Pemberton & Sons led
in the new movement, and Mr. Joseph
Sayward. followed suit, and they found
others ready to Imitate their exarmplc,
including more recent residents, so
that today wo find all over the central
A correspondent informs us that ih-
native lair of the Pcssimistlcus VU
toriensis is at the northeast corner ui
Fort and Broad Streets. That may in-
so. J
The Canadian Pacific has let contrai l^
for the building of 3S0 miles of railwa.-
on the Prairie provinces. This acUvii;
on the part of the pioneer company i'
significant of its expectation of futur.
business. This Is Canada's growing
time.
The suggestion is now made tlia.
the collapse of the Quebci: brldft'.
which occurred in 1907, accompani.l
by great loss of life, was due to \\v
action of the dynartiltlng squad, :.
■whose doors so many atrocities h;i
been laid.
part of the city new buildings being
RUinony«.iion ui mic ■,..i!,i.,.....o -*
upon the Provincial University will rank erected, which In character would/he
.. ,..^_ „„.. ir, .v.- K-i-tnrv an ornament to any place in Canada.
among the hlsftorlc events In the history
of Brtlsh Columbia. There has been a
great mass of minor legislation, some of
It bearing upon matters vital to the wel-
fare of the public.
A very heavy reoponKlblllty has rest-
♦-,1 upon the Attorney-General. With all
rofpect to Mr. Brewster. It cannot be
oialmed that he is » competent . legal
critic, and an Attorney-Qeneral. #hoha*
no one to subject his work to the severe
te«t of hostile legal critJcJsm. Is In tto
enviable po«lUon. Mr. Bowser has t>x
an ornament to any place in Canada.:
From the fine hotel on Pandora, erect-
ed by Mr. Hm Bang, to the great
structure to be erected on the corner
of HumboWt and GovirnTnent, there are
many proofs of the faith of the older
residents In their «lty and of the con-
fidence of newer comers as well. The
vacant area formerly occtipied by D.
8p«no«r, ibta,, mna ui« thiv »isteni
Blook yet awaits occtipants, but on
tlte other itde of Qo»«ri»m«»t strdet
M«Mra. Hlb»»n it Co, have begun the
©nviatjx* i»M»«v»*'»"- - — • — d
bblted BWat industry and much sklU ln.l erection of what will be one of the
'^ - '- ..TMntinnAliv heavy I fin«»i ba9lno.<is Mocks In the city. The
A rather amu^in<„ story is told ot •
Minister of Education in the u. -
French cabinet. When he went to h.
oflfice the morning after his appoii.;
ment t-he chief cXexV refused to penr
him to enter. "Monsieur Steeg w
not see you," he said, naming the f' ^
mer Minister. "You need not insi
for he is not recelvl-c t'-'
It is also said that when Mr. Hammer-
stein opened his new opera house in
IX)ndon. the doorkeeper refused to let
him in because bo haci iui,>,<ji^ .
Issue an invitation to himself, b
odder still was the plight In which t;
President of Switsserland found hlmse
at a recent aviation meet The gatt
keeper roiuseu "»"» «>mjii.— >-— , — j—
newslMy exclaimed in the patois of tl
canton: "Go on, you fooL Don't yo
know h**« the pr«iS«cnt." The left'
nart of the remark was awldreaacd*!
the gateke'-per.
MAIL ORDERS'
RIGHT
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ROOM IS ON
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FLOOR
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LETTERS
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'FRIENDS,
THERE— IT'S
YOURS
Hundreds of New Arrivals to Interest You
Never such a showing of- Rugs and Carpet Squares.
New arrivals being add.d daily. The most beautiful sensations ever exhibited to the^ homelov.r. Our
Rug Racks make it possible u . keep on show an. enormous number. You are welcome at all times to examme
!7stock, whether with tbeiiu.n,ionon>urchasing or not. This fashionable, hygienic and inexpensive
method oi floor covci-.i, ha. .. much to recommend i.. We are constantly m receipt of the very newest and
most artistic designs,- which keep our stock alway. fresh and gives ample choice^ ^ ^
Floor Coverings For The Cottage Or The Mansion
BEST CHOICE OF SQUARES IN THE PROVINCE
Wool Rugs from S55.00 to
Tapestry Squares from $26.00 to . .
Genuine Oriental Rugs at all prices.^
Brussels Squares from ^42.00 to .^
^5.00
. ^0.00
.; .5^14.00 I
Axminster Squares from $75-00 to ?18.75
Wilton .Squares from $95-00 to ^25100
Velvet Squares from $42.00 to , , • • • .$24.00
MA¥EY©10 ©ME OF mM USEFUL €Af ALOOUE
TTnfadabie
c r>«
simaour
IS THE IDEAL CUR-
TAIN MATERIAL
See oni- Government
C«-rA*»*- win flow for the
-'" ^ . , .
latest creations in inis
ideal curtain and dra-
pery material, also the
showinff on our second , . ,
floor, in dainty coloring and pleasing do.n uuu ^j d
NOT fade in the strongest sunhght. We of:c: >oU that
material in these -Sundour" fahrics, or -^ich wc are
.ole Victoria Agents. We have a splend.!^ 'Y^"'^'"^.":"'
of dainty materials which give '"-'-^^^ j^";;,;';;;;;^^^:
never snggcsted before m such ?■ ■ 1 ^1' unt.ii.at.k to
''Sundour" Embroidered Casement Fabrics f^""^- P^^-;
90^
"Sundour" Plain Casement Fabrics from, per yard. .80^
"Sundour" Madras Muslins from, per yard .... • - "^^^
"Sundour" Brocades for Curtains from, per yard ?2.7^
Handsome Buffet $37.50
We arc offering a very
handsome Buffet similar to
tins IIIIISU aLIUll, lii :>w..-.
quarter cut oak, golden fiu-
i.-h, slightly polished. Body
contains i large- linen draw-
er and 3 small drawers and
2 cupboards. Has Briti.sh
bevel mirror, ornament
shelves at either side.
Exceptional value. .^37.50
Shipment of the
WHITNEY
Baby Carriages and
Go-Carts
JUST BEING UNPACKED. COME
IN THIS AFTERNOON AND SEE
THE VERY latest' STYLES AT
THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES
^
Victoria's
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FumiBhers
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JUST RECEIVED
— 1 1 inrrnani ikt uiimiini:!
CMesAEivtorxGL
.Afa/ier.-t
40 cases ol' finu
Boots
— and —
Shoes
Geo. A. Slater, Invic-
Lus, The Crawfords,
all new styles. C. P.
]'\)rtrs tine Boots and
Shoes for ladles.
Conservatives of Ward 4 En-
Ihusiastic Over Projected
Harbor and Railroad De-
Jijimes Maynard
1313 D
BERMALJNJ^
INDIGEOT^
in the city.
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MASTERS
Cor. Cook and Fort
on s
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Seeds
Get a House of Your Own
Ii«t me quote you prices on tho
construction of a houae to adorn
your vacant lot.
■ST* C&s Arzasffc lesSBJi.- - :
•V;. -
n. H. Bale
Contractor and Builder
Phone lUO.
Con Fort «nd Stadacona Streets.
Uari^e variety of Flower,
Vcf^ctable and Farm Seed
just arrived, in original
sealed packets, direct from
SuttiMi & Sons, the King's
Seedmen, Reading, Eng.
What li.t; iM-oposeU grrul liarliur
work.s ul Vlfturlu iiud the railway ile-
velojuuenl on the Islalli! will mean to
the prosperity and welfuro of this city
waa the subject upon which Aiaernmn
Cuihbcrt addreasbd tlie Conservatives
of wurd four last eventns: at the niontli-
ly iin-k-tintf of that organlxutiou. lie
spoke 111 tlouuont terms of the griat
fimiro before this city once theac very
neccMsary works liuve b^en can led to a
sufopuKfm fomplollon and the walcr-
borne freight of the nations of Hie
world brought to the Uogr» of tUe people
of this Island while In rfettirh the U-
lliiiltaMe if.suiirc.-s ijf the Islam!, U-
\-ciiii.. ,1 i._, iiir ( .liiiprehensi ( .■ i,n!-.i.i>
policy to be inauKUiuted, Will bo anippci
to tUc four corners. df the b'lobe.
The address was heartily retjelved
and his earnest appeal to his hearers to
do away with .pesslml-sm and don the
habtUmonts of tiie optimist was roundly
applauded. The speaker gave an ex-
haustive survey of the; immense re-
sources which will be open to develop-
■•i.in^ the bent!''"- v^llllll wUfi ftMiyMejUk
\ ' toritt pat tlpu' II In u ih af^wl^J'Wf^]
->rniEod. e^'^ry syo;\
I b^ Mfjieking dQckuic;
laeilltles here Hlf/i^^^ JM^WtOlMiE^a^t Iti
li '-s time th.tn TO» "^
1 t Uj « ll I il.l\ I
a, ntetiopo.*t.Be«.V«4>»
ciflc cdast. '^^/^ ^' *' W-^
Finch & Finch, Ladies' Outntters— "The Shrine of Fashion"
Advantage Should Be Taken
OF THE OFFERINGS AT FINCH'S DURING THIS WEEK
Alteration To Premises
Is in full swing, but to intending purchasers wc wish to draw especial attention to some lines which are of unusu'.l merit. We
are sacrificing a large portion of our stock to make room for the new goods which are reaching us daily.^ The prices which we
quote below are suggestive only of the many BARGAINS WHICH CAN BE SECURED throughout this special week's sale.
We have arranged that no inconvenience to ladies purchasing during this alteration to premises can occur by placing a larger
staff of assistants to cope with the demand.
II
ilfveloited
'«R^
STTri.lSK
FRAMED AND PICTURES
\\ (■ liavi- on asM-niiiient of
vi tiii'S aiil Frames to suit all
tastes and purses. Come m and
see for yourself.
A.J.Woodward
6i6 Fort St. Victoria. B. C.
Sole Agent for B. C.
JOS. SOMMER & SONS
I The Art Oanery, 1013 Oovt. St.
Sore Throat and
Nasal Catarrh
B0»02^ (PaiK* Davis & CO.) !a a
mild antiseptic alkalln? sollitlon.
valuable for gargle, mouth wash
find spray in nasal catarrh. OrlK-
ilKll 1)01 111- iJ'>C
OIa«« AMptic Sprays i^l.OO
Olaas A«eptlc Wal)ullzer« $1.:!5
Ivel's Pharmacy
1415 OOVBKWMBKT STREET.
Phone -i^^'i. "^Vp Dp liver.
"The Home of the Soda Foiintain
That !• Different."
Victoria
Dairy Lunch
Try our Home-Mad*
PIES ana
FRENCH
PASTRY
-orders taken over 'Phone.
Ciansrley ana Yates.
FUoae 1343.
F. A. OAK
ai7 Jeaale Street, Victoria West.
MILL WOOD
Abb KIXDS ^3.00
LOAD
Tromiil r>»'liv(^r.v.
I'KU DuUUbK
rhone 231 S.
-t-
SALE OF
SHEET MUSIC
We're a little dvcrslockcd
(Ml sheet tmisic. which we've
marked down a-^ follow -. :
Popular Sheet Music
Reg. 50c and 25c. Your
choice for
Just 15c.
Special discomil al all
titties to teachers.
BAPLAC
AND
GampbelTs
VARNISH
STAINS
ALL I'l.MSlIJ'.S
Montelius Piano
House Ltd.
1104 OoT«rnment Street, Comer
Fort Street
•rhOB* 44 J. V. OAXtliERT, Mffr.
THE
COLBERT
PLUMBING & HEAT-
ING CO.. LTD.
-_•() iM)ri Street,
( )])i)Msiie Kifkhaui'.s
PALZER AND WELLS
MAY^MEET JULY4
Eddie Oraney Is Trying to Arrang-e
Bout — Palaer WilUnff — Welli
Watted Upon
MXiVanr aAXBBWjjy .
SHOW CASES
Th« beat Oak or Ma-ogany. »12 per toot
7. B. AoM psmmT co^
Ml OBSmrta Bx , traaooiHTtr. *.u
iS,\.V rilAXcMRCO. Feb. i;?.— Al,
i'.nlzcr nnil BombjirJler Wolls, the
Hrltisli h«;avy.vciKht. will be seen In
anion here In a :!0-rouncl flffht July 4.
according: to an ^innouncejnPnt made
today by Kddio Oranej', phomotpr.
The signsiturc of Palzer, who rccent-
l.\ flatlenorl .\1. Knufmaii, already lias
boon secured, and all tliat roniain.s to
ellnih the tiiatcli. now is Wells' signa-
ture. tJraney sa.v.'t therp will be no
dirrictllty about tills. Palzer f.«< eonslfl-
^rcd by «[ooch judges of rimrhters as the
only white man who would have a
.lack Welsh. ("Jruncy announced, will
rcfei-ee tho bouU
•jfe,H. M l''ulleWaB. Pfl
,|nHlSi'"foar orguni»ition. oc
( !■ tir in I 1 1|, 11 w 1 I liii i
ii ( misi 1 \ u n I ■- "1 III
i< .1 uunihci liom the other \\tid'<
\i 1, I in 111 fiil'i' 1 1. 1 1'^' Ml (I L 1 t 1
ji ling which
mill... .,,,..>. i.iii., ..v..i . ...juiienced dur-
ing the past 20 years, but today the fu-
ture' was bright wltli promise. He de-
clared that the visit of Mr. Coste, the
government eiiKlneer who will soon re-
port to llie federal autlioriUes upon the
lUiilioi project, and the promise of the
Conservative goveriinient at Ottawa lo
carry out the pro.fi-ct, wks no empty
thing, no political promise. Mr. Ooste'.s
scheme cttlleti for docldiig fuclilties for
. ;iO of tlie largest oceun-golng ships and
in addition there would be tiie Inner
luirhor available for coastwise shipping,
i^ould any Victorian who hod resided
here even a few years imagine wliat
i'ntff %voiii4 jmtAa (« tSife future of-ar. city
wliose shlppiitg even now showed a
larger annual Increase tlian tliat of
any -Other port r.t n;e country? The
harbor us" a g^i >.«; \i a j for the "i-^n'road
lines which would surely seek entrance
here was Imperative, If the harbor
was Urst prepared the raHroaiis must
come.
Heferene.- u"^ m..!, io the ItlUllons
upon milllon.s southern Paclllo
io;i.-^i ports Wf '^rlng to spend to.
iiitl.;irf tlu-mselveH for tlie vast Ihcreaso
in trade conseiiuenl uopn tlie opening of
liie Panama canai c*S(rpArcd with, the
$;;,000,000 which the harbor Improve-
ments hete Win cost. Victoria, In e
geographical sense, ha« everything any
otlier port in Hritlsh Columbia^ has. As
a national,' port tlie hencHt would not
only accrue to VIctoriii and Prltlsii Co-
lumbia alone but to every farmer on
the pmirJes the future development of
Which would b6 beyond computation and
n L-tcat part of the.Uaffl^M^^lil''"
inu .1 soeK , its occarf butt|BJP(Bptorla
despite tb6' Atlantic ouUetgP'W1fW!rex)sl-
f:1 or were eontenipluted.
• .Commenting upon tlie great combina-
tion of harbor facimle.<i. ciim»ite, and
beauty of the City and surrounding dis-
trict Alderman Cuthbert declared that
in no single respect "couia.au>' other
coast port hope to cotripare with VIC-
torla but \;ietorians rnust unite and as
one man press forward until the dc-
.slred o1)jeet be obtained. Tho develop-
ment along the linos desired would
make Victoria from Its eastern bounds
to KsqulnuUt a great ma lui fact u ring
i-entre, a city of poKsibilitirs beyond
the conception of its pn'.sint inhabi-
tants.
In closing. Hm' spi alo^r ouUi^l.-.tct tlif
Con.'^ervfttlve party as the most construc-
tive parly which ever had the dcstinifS
of Canada in Us keeiiiiig wlille in this
province the administration of the. Hon.
AicBrlde htis brought order out of
chaos, restored tlnaneiiil eontldence and
undertalum a policy of dovclopm''nl
which WHS rflpidly mal<iiiK the proving,
ibp foriSmest in flip confcdernllon,
TTrgree Preparation
.Ml, l-"ullertnn on Uehall" of (liu iiieiu-
hvvs i.f the ward organizii tion thanked
tlie speaker for liis address and e.v-
pressed his coiilidenee that tVie govcrn-
HiPiifs promise in respect to harbor dc-
vplopnieut would be fully carried out.
!Ir rfferred to Uie tt-Ki that the provin-
ilril elections will ho lield on the iWa
iW nrxt irtfiptn and ho urged every
member of llic party tn span- no erforl
In completing organization. Ward four
bad hitherto headed the other wards on
polilnK day and lie desired a repetition
of such ,H., shQWii'S- ,..,„.„,„
Mr. Guy Walker, president nf "<ird
ttyo: Mr. A.,G. Sarglson, president of
wurd five and Aldermon OUpII. president
of. warti one. orgftitl7Ations spoke briefly
but eontldentiy of tlie future of Vic-
toria snd the errect of the proposed de-
velopment works. They look occasion
to assert tiiat al the forthcoming elec-
tions their rcsppctive wards would give
word four a bard race in polling the
largest vote in fiivor of IUp government
candidates.
Mr. L,eonarfX TjiU, president of the
Central Association, also spoke shortly
urging every effort to have the city
Ihoronglily organized
light.
for the eoming
JTeaaatt* and Morrla
NKW IIAVION, Conn., Feb. iJT. — A
scheduled 15-round fight between .Too
.leanettc and Andy Morris of Boston.
was stooped In the tjth round by the
lefeiiir because of the battered eondl-
lion of Moiirl.--.
A'KW COXSir.XMttNT mF 'i'llOMSOX'S GLOVE-FIT- ,
■ :'rr\C, re >I\SI'','I'S !i;i\c m-i .m-ived, which wc will offer at
" ~" 'tlie special price oi $1.50." iXiade (iffin(J"baTisre with lueditiui
;it!d- low !>'-!st, lon"^..0-ver"luo5,..:wit h four hose suijptjrters. .'V. ,
very fine -i\lc and one of the newe-i ii'hWI-, \ cr; Special
Price .....'........:..... $1.50
LADIES' SAMPLE WHITEVV EAR— Underskirts, in white
lawn, trimmed torchon lace and tucks, with or without dust
flounce Regular .^1 75 '^aL riitc $1.10
striped collars in contrasting- colorsj
t^dayV FnceTAVr.TT; . . . ;; • • • • -I
\ Nil
mm
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K4
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mi^i
XADIES' SA.\in,l', SILK gowns" with high waist line
effect, nrw set-in .sleeve, prettily trimined in lovely shades
• ^ ^^^ ■\lue, $27.50.
.$16.00
DALNTY WHITE MUSLIN GOWNsl^ocur^on most ad-
vantageous terms. The mi:slin is Of a very fine quality and
the gown is prettily trimmed with torchon and val. lace in-
-trtion, while the fronts arc beautifully embroidered in
-— _41eiai designs, the "cck i-. ^t,uate.-aad..&dged lace. Tgda
t,'-»wn.a_rka,bl^ j>rice 7^^^W> • • -f .5
l-%ecial purchase and of a very fine quality, braided col-
ffii&l reverb, a<W|(*fr %toie effects, quite the "^^^'^^M^j'jl"^-
iay's
LOG
^:y^^^x^_
$22 50 to
$15.00
•J^^ST^ ^1p^J>*»w«?r^
*^
.,..,... .WSrWfiS^eOWfS uuh bnglU green military
collar^ and green metal buttons. Si/es S, 10, 12 ami 14
vears. Regtilar vahtfe $9.50. Special Price . . ... $6.95
WMITE L.A\\'X SKIRTS with deep flounce of embroiderv.
Regular $2.75. Special Price. .................. .$1-65
Cn E.M 1 S ES in -Avhite lawn, sUp-over style, with embroiidery
yokes and trimmings. Regular pi -'5- Special. . .60«^
\nother line in fine cambric with yuKc ui fine tucks, 'ace i 11^
sertion and ribbon. Regular $1.75- i^ale Price, .... .$1.W"
XKillTGOWNS in fine white cambric, slip-over style,^with
yoke of lace, others embroidery. Regular value -f^-SO.
Special Sale Price . . • • • • . . .75fJ
DRAWERS in white cambric, open and closed styles, fMii-
i55-,,;i!gry flounce msertioiL :Regular \ aliie %\.2'^. Sale 00^
CORSET COVERS in all-over embroidery, trimmed riUbiMi.
Size 36. Regular $1.75. Special Price. '. . . • .$l.O0
CORSET COVERS in white cambitc nitli embroidery ^iitt
lace trimming. Regular $1.25. Special Price ^ S^-
N©w ^(oxodo Aririwmg P%fllY
1^
markets
Newest productions from the fashion markets are
arriving daily. Suits, Millinery and smalkr requirements
are our special study.
'S, cxi.ci)iioii,il puichase' 01
,^i. guaranteed garments, roll collars,
f styles in fawns, grays, browns and
«»«. *-,«.«^ .,„— i \'V to $35.00. - Special Price $13.50
' tf;i!r),ii»ii ..» rinTlfiiSSijie-.-.. ,^|M .. ■
^^KtiitS 1*Wf^1fe» CCJATS. in «iifi?lffsh cut.s, in plain colors,
also some plainly tailored beaver cloth coats, in red. green
and black. To be had in misses' sizes as well. Special Sak
Price..... ••••• $9.<o
LADIES' SKIRTS in black voile, also black and colored pan-
amas, some with inverted pleats, panel back and troiit. also
plain tailored effects,. . Very. .Special 1 'ncc $b.9t»
LADIES' FRENCH DELAINE BLOUSES in light and
dark .shades, in floral stripes and designs, high and low-
neck, kimona. also long sleeves, with novelty yokes and
trimmings. These are a remarkably cheap line.' Values up
to $7-50! Special Price $3.25
LADIES' WlllTl'. LIXGIU<iL WAISTS, tlirect from ^the
'manufacturer, a ituique purchase claiwrateiy trimmed laoe
. insertion, square neck and kimona .sleeves m various ^^^y'cs
""^^^^ LAD U'.S' S A M PL E W^ 1 1 IT 1<: A X D CC_) 1 S ^ RF 1 )
' IJXGERIE DRESSES, most beautifully trimmed and cm-
hVoidered in a wide range of styles. , Ordinary values, $12.50,
$15.00, $19.50, $25.00. Today's wonderful offer, Exactly
laif Price. ^
4uring this week will be teeming with Bargains.
Stock must be cleared
pnMr.M
lUi iUiiyi M
716-719 Yates Street
FIfM
LADIES* OUTFITTERS
Just Above Douglas Street
GERMANY'S OLYMPIC TEAM
Are Making Active Preparations to Make
aood Showing at Stockholm
Tbla Tear
t:EKi>iN, :•■'■■ -"•■ I'.cnnaay, w-Js^rp
interest in track and field sports,
though of recent origin, ix'gins to vie
with that in the V'nited Wtates and
Great Britain, is preparing to nuike a
formldnble bid for suprenwicy at the
Olympic games in KtoidOiolm this year.
At :i meeting of tlic GeriTum IiTipcrial
CoiTiniitlee for the games, uiidcr the
■ presidency of Victor von J.'i)dbrelaky,
lormer minister of agriciiltiire, it was
decided to seiul a team of about 1<>0
men to the giune!«,. paying their tran.s-
tiortatlon, board and other oxi>en.«ps.
As a lat^k of lo'i. 1 ,n rMiiuiinii:iiii>uo
at isitpckhnlm is already becoming evi-
dent. It is proposed t" charter a specl.Jl
steamer CUr quarters for tlic atlilotes,
K.ipenses for the Oerman team art>
estimated at about fllO.noO. Of this It
is hoped tiiat the rienn.in government,
which has already created a precedent
by providing funds for the Oerinnn
horsemen competing in the military
and civilian riding rompetitinns, will
).ay $12,000, the balance being met by
private subscriptions. Tlie sum.
though small compared with the JfiO,-
nno raised in the Utiltcd States, will be
sufficient, as the fare to Stockholm
from Berlin is low. A special (rain will
carry the e.spected crowd of tietman
supporters.
Trials to pick the Ccrmnn competi-
tors will be held In l.clp/.ig during the
AVhitsunthie holidays. :\5ay "Jn and 27.
To spare the Marathon runners the
strain of a f"" .Marathon course ho
closei to the big race trials for thi.'^
event will be held about Miiy 1 over
(1 (llatanee of only twenty- five kilo-
metres, about sixteen and a half mi!«-s.
(Jerntany ha.-< at least three men — Rati,
a sprinter: Hraun. a lialf-miler, and
Poehlman. a pole vaulter — who have
sliown close to world's champion.shlii
form, and a well -balanced lot of men
for -pVucticnnv ah the events In the
OI.\nii)ic programme.
Members of the United Brotherhood
of Carpenters and Joiners Will have a
leferHndum vote on tliil question of em-
ploying members of the general' txecu-
tivc board all the tiaue in union work
itistead of duriiig il'e tiuarterly meeting
as at prcsenl. A similar propo.^al was
iindo by the Dss Moines convenl.ou
in IHlO, but was defeated at referendum.
The convention prip"»al was th i . when
not attending board neetings the mem-
bers ,01 tla(e boarii a'nould -tot a^.jjern.Tai
organizers and receive the pay or organ-
isers. The j)resent propo.sal is that in
tlic Interim between board ineetings
members of tlie board shall be "on the
road settling disputes, and when not
engaged In this work shall be under
direct orders of the general president."
W. I). Huber, prpsiden'.' of the union,
in a statement to the niembersliip. has
estimated that the additional e.Tpense
of iiaving board members act as gen-
eral organizers won 1. 1 be $22,500.
The first case on record, so far as
we know, of women workers Teoelvlng
more wages than men for the same
work, has occurred In West Australia.
.V slate award has been given there for
barmen and barmaids, flxing the monc.v
wages of both at an equal figure, but
the actual wages of barmaids are high-
er, inasmuch a» the barmen's hours
arc 56 a week, and the hours of the bar
ladies only 48. The chairman of the
ployed it would be a good thing.
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The
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WE WANT
LISTINGS
Wc Wcint listings of lots in Oak Bay dis-
trict, hill chiefly in Ihc following locations:
Wc have huyers for such i)roi)erties.
SOI 1 11 11AM1>-
SlllKK KOAl)
SARATOGA AVE.
M()N11^:HEY AVE.
VICTOI^IA AVE.
PLEASANT AVE,
McNEIL AVE.
NEWS OF THE CITY
U-MITED
(V
(Members Victoria ReiJEstate Exchange)
'1^^'INiJil «lcfiii
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Piion« 14^
mm\<L on. Il»»»t Oh»rf«— JhoU I'aloy
»«rlment Will »»r»a» — 1 1>»- •••'<•••
It.glment, O. O. A., uaJcr toi..m«n«l of
biful.-Ooi. A. W. Currlr. will pura.l. at
tlio Oilll Imll toiilKtU ut 8 p. tn.. ami wtll
)iavi- a inurch oi.l lieadcd by the reKl-
n.d.lul liun.l. On Monday. Tuesday and
\V.<lii.Hday of n. XI Wffk the ortl.er com-
niM.dlng will hold an ln«pi-cllcm of the
U,>«c coinyanlt'B. taking No. 3 Company
o:. Monday. No. 1 comr«iny on Tueaday.
uiul .N'o. 1' company on Wednesday.
Tlio PoUoe court— In the poUoe court
y,.M.Tdiiy nioriilii« unolher remand until
llil.s ni'.rnink' wufs Kruntcd in thf caBe of
Mrf Mary Muoro, cisarscd by Mr«. Mary
Gordon, with Uic tlieft of a diamond
ring. A CUlncBC. charg.-d Willi opliun
snioUlni?. was convicted and Jlned »20.
riu- man. aimone. flmrged wltli shoot-
Ins ut a fellow country man with Intent
tj do Krlevous bodily liarin, wuh coim-
mltti'd for iriiil.
nre Threatened Dwelling — A 'oal oil
can suBpenfled In dunserous proximity
to. blazlnir paper being used to thaw out
& frozen water pipe started a Bmall
blaze In the residence of Mr. O. N. Pear-
son, 2013 I'ifth street, yesterday inorn-
Inu'at 7 o'clock. The tiro was cxlin-
Eiiished before the arrival of the in. '!■
partment, ami pracllORlly no .lam.if^i
W!i.se done.
■Will Prepare Beport— Tomorrow
morning another meeting of the cemc-
frv committee of Hie city council wiH
I V i I r ' i: iiiveHtlgatlon into
,ie ■ removal Of
I h-iiii.s from ilmt portion of the cenie-
I t..v uhorn danmite WiS tUieatened by
tne'aea, will be held, and ,(i»'*il|H>rt upon
tb«'JMCBJJ|t,tPiveHtlKatlott IWMK'iacli com-
¥iIIAttS«mmPNP«rfed for «toml»«»oa
ImMMtble condttlui'' of 8t t!b*rl«B
* -^^^' wiii be v^iQ*«ft><l br ttia «ttt- en-
^ Ww^^tr^ b%p,"»>«€» Woelwd by
^r-wvUkmnA i»l only w« «»• «» »-
pu-tment »erlou8ly jHUi4ieftPPea on t>i«
tteoMtw of th« rec*nt «w at *>to raw
TfMfd'ence of Col."B. O, Prior, tht no^
tWt »undlp« «m>ra*taiui «r« to' bg re-
..rnLu .1 .L"' -Hiu-i.'iJi:.^'«i.BMa in gyi
and Kdward Collins were arrested ycB-
Icrday ai noon on .JoUn.Hon street by
J'.ilice CoiiHlKble Bro>r»n on a cliarK':- of
having Htnlen two pjilr of bootH trom tlit;
store ot H. v:. Mtmuny. i "« mi'*-"^" -•
Icffed to huve been stolen were found 1"
the pbs^fcs.-ilon of tht two. They will be
analgned In the pnllce court thin morn-
ing.
Bank Caee to be Tried— In the supreme
court ye«terduy uiornlnK tlit^ chief Juh-
tlce Issued an order a» a result of which
the case Involvlns t'le Victoria branch
of the Bank of \'«ncouver and Mr. D. A,
Macdonald of Vancouver will go on
trial. A few days ago, It may be re-
called, the slierlff entercl the bank and
took po.HHeHKlon of ».''..0()0 on behalf of
Mr. Macdonni<i on liie gioiinil that i"
the action entered Into betwee ll'« par-
ties for the sum named, which wus lield
In dispute, and for a claim of JlO.OOO
damageH. ih»> defence of the bank was
nut In by the .slTFi-IHed time.'
•Want, arew Ho«pltal-r-The regular
niui.ii.iy meeting of the wiomen's AuxU-
Uiry. P. n. J. H., was held In the botir.l
or trade rooms yesterday, when Mrs.
Dcull and Mrs. Brett wore appointed a
vlt<ltlng committee for the ensuing
month. Nominations were made as rr-
guested for the president and ollloers of
til., l^oc.il Council of WoJn»>n for lh<'
next working year, and the following
dt legates were appointed to represent
th.i society at the annual meeting of the
Council of Women to be held In May;
Mrs. H. B. llQbertson, Mrs. Ballantlne,
Mrs. 1'. Watson an<l Mrs. Hathom. The
; , '.<■,■ from
Mr. F. ^ '•
I't-lng t'le tiiird shure in t'r.e buuetUs ac-
CjJViUS from th<» I'nlted Charities ball,
lel^^other from Miss Constance Brom-
ley;' »irerln«r her sorvlcen at, any future
time towftfd promoting ^^'S'^S™^?'''^*?
tn aid of,tfi« Bume «<^ffe j^^^****' *['*
new ho«pltta-w#jc« 4ia0iMi,^w6 the
Cbltowls* cotntmHee ^WW appointed:
Mrs. UouU Ut*, RatboiD *»«' tt»e pre**'
d*ni and aicHtary'. It »»i *»«» doMdod
to approach th* et«r«y with a v»w to
having Monday, l*th May. i^ apart
eptBCially tt>r auppllcatlon in this rocard.
NEW GOODS
Wc have been m ' y Im-y
lately (j])enin^ up ni;tn>
ca.ses of spring gouds, in-
cluding:
New Dress Goods
New Vestings
New J'itiues
New Clieck .Mu.^rui>
New Lace Curtains
New liunyalow Nets
N
,i\\ CurscU
New Hosiery
New Veilings
Marked at unl-
eash price.
Ebonvwarc
Kb'.nywHf ■- ri- V. ... silverware,
Ihe moat iinpuiur ii'i ili.' tiill.-i tiil>l>-«.
In Iiii-l many |><?ii|>l«' prefer mlVfV
niountiJ i^boKy l<) the plain sllvoi.
We append a row »UK8e»lloiiH.
l.acHfs Tl^lr Uru»h*ii from $1.15
Hand .Mlirom In varlou* nhapos M-'ft
I loth and Hal Hruslien, up truiii.Jl.M
l!ul).v Hair Ilrui'lies. up from... .Mt
.s.ia in lliiiKldome (*ajie». i-aeh. .$8.()0
-I'll,. ,,i,c,v.' III.- Jill Ki'ic-Onit Frttich
usual
low
G. A. Richardson & Co.
victoria Houeo. 636 Yateg Street.
.'\genti lluticrick i'atleiiis
REDFERN & SON
"The Diamond Specialists"
1211-13 Douglas Street Caf-L '863
Sayword Block
«onMI It-I* WOmil«Rk M»po»»io«e w »cv
tnnAHtWULhO^ t}i« pf<op«rty.
. mumu^Waalliint^'' "^futgehtty a ' ntiin-
We believe in keepi"}? pace with the times and week by
week
of select GROCERIES to tempt the- appetite and satisfy it as
well-are here; to greet ^ou. ]-..l!owingi|^^:;Of something.
FRENCH RELtSlf^A delicious appetize^^M^istmg .of
Tunny Fish, Stuffed Olives, Sardines. C^ill|:;jAnchovies
and Pure Olive Oil. per tin ........ . ... . . • . • • • • • • ■ • -35^
These
EVENING
CLASSES
If you wish to prepare for
T1J|.. PROVINCIAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
in Julv or il }..u wish to join a SINGING CLASS or learn
SHOW CARD WRITING, see the Educational Director
at once.
^}"
GENUINE ASTRAKHAN CAVIAR. THIS IS THE
FAMOUS D. & H. RUSSIAN CAVIAR
Per glass jar. ..........-..■■ . .^1.50
Per -tin . .:i2£Ss;H^i^: . .' ...,:.• ...v. 85<
15ASMARCK HERRINGS, per tin.........
TUNNO FISH in oil, per tin .............
SCHW'ITZER'S COCOATINA. per tin ... •
. .. ...500
. . . . <>iitii
...........35^
SPINACH, FINEST CALIFORNIA, in gallon cans,
each ......:....:............... ..••••^75^
n. 0. KIRKHAM & CO., LTD
Grocery Dept. Butcher's Dcpt.
Tels. 178. 179 Tel. 2678
Liquor
Tel. 2677
Dept, ]
677 J
11
741. 743. 745 I^o^t Street
ASBESTOS GOODS
;:0 YOU KNOW WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK
OF ASBESTOS GOODS IN VICTORIA
Such a.s Asbestos Cement, Millboard, Paper, Rope, Wick,
Etc. Klingerit Packing, Palmetto Packing, Asbestos
Sheet Packing, Swarts Packing, Etc.
V/e have just received from England .i large chipment o«
Lion Packing and Walkcrltc Sheet
and we now inform our many customers who have been
waiting for it
m^ »ort« of
Is I'eported to
licve met iippiiipfllediate and conspicu*
OU8 success!" X TklAce for the handling
of the produce has now been opened on
.(.Jnhnson street. The movement Is not
the ordinary co-operattve one, for the
rx.-hangc purchasers the produce from
the farmer outright, then .«onirR It
direct to the consumer. The
wni deaV largely in fresh vegetal
hopes to offer effective competition to
the Chinese vendors.
Buildlnr Permlta— Building permits
were Issued yesterday by the building
Inspector to W. Maycock, dwelling on
Walnut Street to cost $1,800; to Hon. "W.
Templemari, (Parage on Simco<* street,
$?60: to Mr..H. M. Cowper, dv n
Cornwall .street. Jl.SOO; to Mr. Gc^i a;
Waite, dwelling on Powderley avenue,
$400; to Mr. tv.G.' Bail»-> Bm iiriltle road.
$5,000; Mr. Thomas Pu: ;uii. Iwelllng on
Scott street. $1,350; Mr. I >. 10. Campbell,
additions to dwelling on lilnden avenue,
$750; to Drummond & Wills, dwelling on
LindeJi avenue, $1,950; to Mr. M. Smltn,
dwelling on Sunnyside avenije. $1,800.
Karbor Oonunittee — The special har-
bor committee of the board of trade met
>esterday nvornlng for the v
dealing with some correspcn' I •
tlvc to the project for the Improvement
6' the outer harbor, and the subdivision
"I MVe Spnghecs reserve. It had before
It letters bearing on the matter from
Mr. G. H. Barnard, M. P., and the pre-
mier, Hion. nichard McBrlde. It was
arranged tbat the chairman of the
ajVclal committee should arrange a con-
ference with the minister of railways ut
an early date in respect to points in con-
nection with hbth project.s, which are
nt'ceaaarlly related in any general
BChc-ine of port improvement.
Oak Bay Bulldlajf— The following
I building permits have been Issued by
I tht Oak Bay Municipality since the
: m, idle of the month: Mr. Charles
i .Mnoie. 2-roomcd house on Jill ton street,
$300; Mr. R. P. ciarKO,' S-toorhed house
on Usplanadc, $4,500; Mr. William Ard,
7-roomed house on Wilmot place, $'4,-
200; Mr. ,T. H. McGregor, 1 -roomed hottse
oi: Newport avenue, $665; Mr. Robei t
Scott, 8-roomed hou.«e on Beach drive,
$.1,500; Jlr. J. C?. Nellson, 7-roomed
house on Montorny ^ venue, $3,700; Mr.
J. Hopps, two 8-roomed houses on Wll-
inot place, $;!,000 each; Mrs. C. M. .lohn-
.Hfin, 2-roomed house on Laurel street,
$J00.
"Will Study Franchlaei — The franchise
(.-(imiiiit ico of ilic ciiy council, the com-
mittee to wliicli has been referred mat-
tf-rs dealing with corporations holding
city franchises, will hold Its first meet-
ing at the city hall this afternc^on at
r *, -[ ^ *^
©a
Hl8 Grace the Primate ot All Can-
ada, Right Rev. Bishop Roper and
Very Rev. the Di •.lumbiii went
to call upon Blsh' , -■■ tJ» Monday,
and found him enjoying very fair
•; -Uh, In »plte of his adyanced age.
, Christmas the venerable head
gi tne. Reformed Episcopal church has
not been so well as before, but he has
qqw.qo far recovered as to be able to
get up almost every day for a little
While. Bishop fridge, who has now
attained the ripe old age of 94. arriv-
ed in Victoria from London on April
1, 1855, «nd with tlie exception of one
visit home to England, has remained
here ever alnce. The visit was the lirst
official act of Bishop Roper ainee his
consecration.
Yoti hivt, no doiibC, lia4
tnmhlt with y^ur s^lt a»d
pepper shakere.
— If Bu j>ou ftwt not
ed 5m the line wc are now
. offeno?. ThjBse have ^tr*
E. B. Marvin & Co.
The Shipchandlers.
1202 Wharf Street
UPLANDS FARM
Double Corner, with sploinlld \le\v of ."-ilraits «nd Mountains. An Ideal
home site. A snip on very easy terms f 2.*tOO
iMvmnln. Avenue, corner of Sfatrull. r.rivir.ii i.no-thlrd ra.ih A good buy
at ....•• 1P1500
Willows Beach one acre. .\ sniip for immediate sale on exccptirmally
eesy terms..' f6500
P. E. NY LAND
034 TUW Street.
Phone 3917
11 MoOreror Block.
2.30 o'clock. The irouble.s whfch have
(ivlscn In the past relative to delay.t in
paving because of the Inability of the
companieH holding franchisi-.s affcctng
btreets to proceed wllli Ihoir portion of
thf work, and the hundred and on<^ other
troubles whli'h huve occurred because of
the ulnio.st unllmlicd power which such
concerns holding public franchises pos-
stsB are supposed to be the 8pc(;lal study
o'- this council comrnlttee. The com-
mittee l.x compo.Mcd f>f .\ldcrman 1)11-
■H'.rrtb, chairman, and .Mdernien Ctith-
li(rt. Oleason. Anderson and okell.
Development Work Besides the
HliHdy Ktrcnm of corres^pondenccK that
Hows Into the omce of the Vancouver
Island Development UeaWuc from all
prrts of the globe many nn eneiulry Is
made In person by visitors who having
s<rii for themselves the attractions the
island liii.s to offer desire to take away
WUli iliem fuller i)nrtlci)lHrs. which they
niii\ both study at their leisure and
lumd en to their friends, only yester-
dii> H gentleman from ' Kouthern Cull-
fnvnla after a stay of a few day..* has
ttlmost mude up his mind that. If he car.
Sell hlH property down there, he will
return and pro.ipect for a property on
either the Island or on one of the many
sdjm-ent Islnnds. A resident of Throe
Valley, B. ('., wlfhe.s to pre-empt two
quarter sections, and lease adjacent land
for sheep iftlsing near the coast. An-
other gentleman returnlnK to India
wants facts that will enable him to «n-
iwer the many enquiries that Wilt bo
made there by officers or members of the
civil service contemplating retirement.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
(Before Hunter, C.J., U.C.)
Ite Malahat Indian Roserve: Appeal
from the decision of the Commla.sioner
of Lands refusing the application of
il and' associates for a pre-
,,rd to a portion of the
above-mentioned property. Mr. : Gosnell
and his associates pre-empted the prop-
erty in question under the Land .\.ct, as
unoccupied, uiircserved lands of the
Crown. It has beon unoccupied and un-
used by the Indians for a great many
years, end therefore was supposed to
have, reverted to the Crown, and no re-
serve had been placed upon it by the
Kovernment. The Commissioner refu8.id
the application, and tne applicants ap-
pealed on the ground.* (1) that no order
in council had been passed setting apart
these Indian reserves aa required by
section 80 of the Land Act. and conse-
quently that this laud had never been
removed from the operation Of the
Land Act. which gives the public tbe
. . . r.-!.' ..n.vr.r.nnied unreserYCtt
rigni. to i»>c-«="5P' — „ ^
or wa.Htc lands of the crown; (2) tl c
ttrm Indian lands as referred to In the
Land act, was not synonymous with In-
dian reserves which referred only to
lands oh which there was an Indian set-
tlement.
Hunter C. .J. B. C. was of oplttion
that the apptal should be dismissed a.s
there was no necessity for any specinc
or formal sotting apast of such land.% for
Indians heyo.wl the arrangement which
had been followed by thecommi.ssloners
under the terms of union, section 13.
That these various settlements, reserves
or tracts of land had been earmarked
1,y the commissioners, asstnted lo by the
local government. 1n whose affairs ^he
lauds had, in successive adminlstratlon.s.
been looked upon, and treated as In^i.an
ilands. and that the Dominion authorities
,l,ad continued to administer the lands
without question from the local govern-
ment Therefore the lands could not
„e „aid to be open to pre-empt^pn as un-
occupied unreserved ar,<l was'.e lands of
the Crown in right of the province.
■ Mayers for the petitioners; Harold
iRobertson for the Cnn-T,lv.-.(oner.
THE WEATHER
i.rln. !'•
nl ^
noriliern
MrimroloKlcal c.rrice. ^ I
,, ,11.. Kf-bruary -^1. 1'1=-
HTNOPHIH.
The nroBSur.- tn hlfihest over
nrTlBh rolumbU and Alber.a nnrt only cnm-
iivou- lOW over l-'wei- rnllforalu. «nrl
hu, f»lr w^M-bor h«« h.ea very poa-ral on
,0 h '• I'H-iri- -.lope ahil the fr»lrl« vrov-
,ceV Temiu-ranii-e, In thl« provinw hav..
;.n ,onu.wha, below n.M-,n..l """I/':"' "^
i," ne.klrs the wrnlher ronllrtue« .lecilpdly
,■,.!,! tn SiiHkBichPv.-o.n «n<l Manlloh...
TKMPKKATL'KE.
MIm.
■-'!»
^Ictorln
i;Hmlnops
itar)<prvl1l'
Prime Huperl
^U\■:.
1 1
I (
■jn
IT III-.- .VI. i". -„ , .
J)aw5»>n, Y. T 1.T beow
4 below- H
10 IS
J below tfi
11
«■:
Allln
fallfiir.v. Attn
VVIiinlneR. .M»n.
I'drllnnd. Ore. . .
Pnn Frnnclsro. Cnl
; T1M=;SUAV.
niitb^si '1;
J..0 went ; • - "
Average *'
Ilright lUiLtbiii.', : i;oiirn. IS mlniltrs.
centres, are the.vWy-fl^ew*«t
thing in style and refined
taste, will add distinct
charm to your table, will last
a lifetime, ca'n never corrode.
,\XD C(^ST'ONLY
$1.50 and $1.25 A T-MR
The latest interior
finish lIBIillllH^
W. H. WilKerson
71aS .Jo"w— -C-
PhoneieOG
815 Oovemmeni St. Victoria
d
'VBg^ii;
kdHk^i^J^
r,,j „, — J
COAL
Quality and Quantity Is our
Success
Hall & Walker
1232 Ooveraman: St. "Flione '3
Exact reproductioa
.■ii.i. I ■iii.iii. II ■■■111^11^111 ji Ill I II I
Of Hiarc%obd P^n-
1%1#
Ladies' Spring
Suits
Uur gigantic .stock of
spring suiting.s offer.s you a
better selection than any-
where el?e in the city. Wc
sav thi.^ knowing it to be
true.
LOW PRICES
QuongManFung&Co.
Witii mi)~i women • the
(picstion uf ■■price" is very
important' and it is'at AH
WING'Svvhere the question
of price can be best .settled.
We guarantee all our work
Direct Importers of all klnfla ot
Chinese and Japanese Bilke and
rurnlebln* goode of every descrip-
tion.
Call una examine our etock be-
fore purchasing eleewhere.
AH WINCi
143 J Goveninicnl St.
SPRO.\T
LAKE
1.300 acres in separ.'Ue
blocks fronting on and adja-
cent to the lake.
$22 PER ACRE
( )\] verv ca"-;v lerms.
A. S. Barton
Mcmb'.'r Victoria iteai i.skiIc
V^.x change
Room 12. Mc<ireKnr Hlk. T.I. ■^•^(\^.
634 View St.. Victoria, B.C.
AT HOME. AWAY
FROM HjME
llinv you dislike to wander away
from the faiiiny hearth and to sit
Hi a straiicc table.
HomeUke and Ooey
our f'afe is homelike and i-osy
and you brejilhe Instantly the
friendly ntmosphert. You meet
none but the beot and arc served
none but the he.st.
Hotel Prince George
Douflaa and Fawdotm Streew
Residence
ox
Dallas Road
Lot is Go X 240 feet; lo
roomed hou.se, 3 baths. ,^
minutes from car, splendid
sea view. Price, on easy
terms $14,000
Also:
Large Lot on Linden Ave.,
next to Fairfield T\oad.
Price $2,7.50
Three Large Lots off St.
Charles Street, on Bel-
mont Ave. Price . .$8,000
1 14 Acres Near Royal Oak,
. 0-rooni liousc. goml out-
buildings, small orchard.
Price $2,500
Ernest
Bramnier
Member of Victoria
Stock Exchange
Tel. 2095
103 Pemberton Block.
Catering for Weddings and
F'artlPH.
Private Linlngroom for Bnn-
queti..
The "Underwood"
it acts as if it studied
tlic convenience of the
operator at ever}' turn,
and thereby ligjhtens his
labor and renders him
capable of doing more.
It has a knack of keep-
ing well, and is always
ready at critical and
other times.
Baxter & Johnson Co.
LIMITED
Agents Underwood
Typewriter,
Phone 730 721 YaU» St.
R. ANGUS
1105 Wharf street
^
ni 1/ r«/\Anc
3ILI\ UUUUJ
RATTAN AND GRASS
FURNITURE
Kwong Tai Yune
Lee Block,
1622 Government St.
^^^r^ Ik T
More Heat !>•■• Soo*
Xieea Aah. to
PAIKTEB'S QEBftJIlTH OXJ»
w2:i.x.ziroTON ooaxi
Try a ton today and be convinced
J. E. PAINTER 4 SON
Ofll«e
Vbone 638
fi04 Cormoraat Street
Something
New
I'ongec Silk with hair-
line stripe, would make
a beautiful costume, also
China silks in stripes,
checks and plain.
Prices un from.... 65^,
Lee Dye & Co.
Next to Fire Hall
Cormorant Street, Victoria
I
Just Arrived
A new lot of beautiful
spring suitines in all
colors. We liave the
plain, check and striped
goods. Let us make yoit
a new suit for
$25.00
chopF&Co.
Vietoria, B. C
'm..
^ ';j|gj|g
m
W*cin««d«y, Februnry 28, 1912
ViVCOliTA DAILY C'OI.ONTST
Household
Necessities
Yon will linrl our stock uf Sheets and Pillow Cases
both pleasing in quality and price.
COTTON SHEETS
Made up of plain or twill fine texture cottons, of nice
soft finish, no dressing. Plain or hemstitched hems,
iizts 2x2/2, and z^^y^ yards. Prices up from. . .90^
SLAUGHTER AS
AQAINST STUDY
Mr. Xermode. Curator of the Provincial
Mu»«um, Dacrle« Wholeaale Kill-
ing— TaUc» About Blrd»
PILLOW CASES
In a range of sizes in fine, even lc>^
or hemstitched, no dressing.
each
#•••••••
• ■ • 4 »
" 1 " from,
^Th
E. E.
McCaU Patterns 649 Yates Strfccl • '
mimf "■»
mmmmmt^
MMMMMMM
r, "<•!■■■
tADY DRESSMAKER ON THE PREMISES
ftWC!;"*'
'■'^i>.:4,^~^
Made To Order
,To thoae-wha-place-Jthfilr-igdgrs-a^^
pfdttipt delivery.
Our taaoring department isJn the hands of a qualified
expert 'and assistant .....<,:.,■.,, ■^■"•* • " ''■<'-:.'
We can also promptly exeicute orders -for ' tailormade
waists and silk coats.
Open daily until 10 p.,m.,
Are birds Iho friends or fo*?"* "f il>«-
farmers and fruit growers? T'mt b
ilie que.stlon that haH been agltatlnt? tho
mind of aKrlcuUurlsia during the pant
few wefki«, and as a result of tUo dis-
cussions thnt have taken place In re-
gard to It by several of the conventions
that recently met under the Department
of Agriculture, resolutions wore passed
condemning any proposal to Import
foreign song birds on the ground that
they were destroyers of the fruit trees
;ind harmful Influences against which
the farmers would have to contend.
Another light was shed on the uucstion
the other evening by Mr. F. Kermode,
curator of the provincial museum, In
the course of an address on "the birds
and mammals of the province." given
before the Natural History society in
the Friends Hall.
Mr. Kermode atetcd that on« of the
salient, peculiarities of the birds 'of the
I waa that thf- "'' ' ^''t harm the
as; -aad that ■ .nt-na rule.
they were more an advantage than «
hJnurance uif^ ft niulBanos. He -was aware
of the agitation that had been aroused
.^salniit the importation or the birds,
Imt he gave It as his expert opintOB*
twaed upon a cloae and Jengthy axpeiv
lenc« and study of the life and habitfl
of -the \araB, that the damage they did
tros iBflnttfdy sm«H in eomparlaon with
th6 good work they performed, not only
for the farmer but also for the frwlt-
grower. Ektoause the birds evinced an
occasion*! partiality for resting on the
branches of trees. It was not right to
assume that they were there for the
purpose of stealing the fruit. As a
matter of fact, he had learned from ex-
perlenee that the M»d» tnvartablK "*
that the membership roll should he
open at lli«^ orflrt- of thr trf.i-'.ir.r. in
the Mahon block.
Afte'r a fev^' r<'iiuirl\H "ii in-nui .•» "i
g«neral Interest to riflemen the meet-
ing: adjourned^
LIBRARY ESTIMATES
OommlBoioners Will Werd Eleven Thou-
sand Five aundred For
Year's Heeds
SAND COMPANY PROTESTS
culms City WIU Xioae by Mot Aeo«ptln«
Zta BldB Tor Band and
aravel
^grower a Mrvice instead of a dUser- ^ rapetltion of last yutr's ov»r-e«pendl- deHverefa| end the con^|j>toy "iiaAii^itm
Librttiy riiiiiu. lal requirements for
the present year will amount to »11,500
according to a report submitted by Lib-
rary Commissioners, Mr. W. Marchant
and Alderman Baiter. In the report sub-
mitted to the city council Monday night
the detailed estimate of expenditure was
put as follows: Salaries »4.600; fuel
and light ?800; repairs to building, Jl,-
000; books and magazines. $3,000; fur-
niture, J800; bookbinding, printing and
sundries $900; contingencies. $100. In
addition to the above there are, It is
pointed out. unpaid bills, which. If paid
out of this year's rev-nue, wouhl re-
quire that some of the above IttniB be
revised. ,..;.,,...,__.--...,..,...;_. ■■,■'-..
Atten tlon is called to the fact that
a considerable ntimber of birrowers of
books and uweio «f the prtvileses of th*.'
library are residents of Dale Bay and
SaanlchV and the sugge«itlon is made by
the commiBBloners that the councili« of
those munlclpattJiM^^ ^o
pay • mri^m':«fmmmm^*^*>. -^^•
ebftSil or bttolw IW #*:»»»W«*y «»• 'act-
ing this that the council should st^ts
whether the librarian shall or shatt pot
cbtittnufi the practice of loaning boolw
to persons resident aiilytde tb« eiir
limita. ^^
Mayor Beckwlth was .nnable to under-
stand how last year's council permitted
the aibrary appropriation of 16.000 tff
be exceeded. It wap only afttr the
most earnest efforts of the present com-
missioners the city solicitor and hlm-
liad been In-
on the trees for the purpose of eating
the insects which Infested them, and
doing HijO. Qi^y performed the fruit-
i.'lalmiiiK I'lat the city, had it hc
cepted its tender Cor sauu and gravel
nri the term« proposed in the bid could
effect a saving of from $6,0iiO to J10,000
this year and that its bid had not te
telved the proper conalderatlon it wa.s
entitled to. the Mount Tolmle Sayd
and Gravel company, with pits at
Mount Tolmle, has entered a protest
to the city, a protest which, however,
the city will not consider, on the
grounds that the contract for tUe sup-
ply ot sand and gravel for the yeai
has been awarded to the Producers'
Sand and Gravel company, and noth-
ing, further ih the matter can be done.
In the protest of the Mount Tolmle
Sand and Gravel company It is point-
ed out that its bid on sand was (^v«
cents per cubic yard less than that oi:
the other concern, the only other ten-
derer, while- on gravel tiic price was
live cents higher; bue these prices
were based upon delivery by the 13. C.
Blectrlc company to any part of thv
cU - ' rnc'd by the tramway lines,
ti. s of-.thft Producers concern
were based upon delivery at Its Storle
street bunkers and the iprke of haul-
ing to any part of the city would have
to be added to the Producers flgureb.
Tho -city turned, down the Mount
Tolmi* vtmut upmmim crouna titet u
wjM not wp»m»fk^Vm It idioiild b*
wadiod. fui4.iktlr m:i-mm m 4iifertor
Aftlel^. T}t# ^tfttipHriy >*««|jw^«r to ih!8
on tlie ground iE|iK»,Hlil<»''«P«6lficatlons
«d not catt for «««Mf« mnA and
gfftvel: that the «fty has been, usink
ftad iiMinot, dHJeetvd ti^ n^md tojCiiit
the,n«Mor portion «f cttx^ iWQr|i jowflpd
out in iUxe p«st ftw '.-.jfmt** &•• *>!«>
completed with sand from tbose pitm;
self that the goygruuism
duced to this yei»r provide enough
for this year's expinditures and assur-
edly this years council wlU not permit
i5oi-3 Government: Street, Cor. Cormorant Phone aSfea
A New Cake
"Oriental"
And Butter Sqs.
▼rcirnBpeoIia~8fuay"or IBe TiliW
birds of the province had revealed to
him the fact that much of the health
thai was enjoyed by. many of the or-
chards In the province was due to the
fact that they were open to the birds,
who rid the branches of the Insects
that congregated there, and if left
alone, injured the tree.
In regard to the wholesale slaughter
of birds and mammals, ior. Kermode
stated that while much of- it was justi-
fied, more of it was unwarranted. He
went on to show that the unrestricted
killing of certain blras and mammals
was resulting in the extermln<||^p^j||^_.|.t,^>|jjijgg
all the large and especially
___' ,.^__..!MlL:iMtMiiiiiii
tures.
Alderman OXeason pOlntsd out that
last year's council had not permitted
over-expenditures. Iii fact that council
was as iurprtsed as any Individual when
It wks aacertalnid that the statutory
appropriation had bten exceeded.
The library commissioners' esttmatea
will be considered when the civic esti-
mates for the year are taken up.
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COMING E^tfiTS I
tnat ttte cuiimiiuy ftM ffwKwi limUlties
In hauling by the trainway syft««i:
that an approximate ^uanWy 0$
40,000 ctfWo yards Is eX|»«tlft:W» .!»
ypcalstyle
MUSIC
ROLLS
,. ii
I', very rr.ll is wdrtli tc-n times ftsCost as a music lesson,
and is an assistance to the teacher as well as the pupil. Vocal-
style Rolls show at a glance just how, to sing a song. Show-
ing when to start a vvord or syllable, and how long to carry it.
Tlie undulating, characters of the Vocalstyle system shou-
just when and how to swell or diminish the tone when sing-
ing. JEyery. piece is interpreted jjy professional singers of the
highest standing, the melody is brought out in such a
manner as to enable a novice to- sing correctly. These rolb
douW^ tb^Yftlue of a player pi^^:, making it a player of song
as ^'l»"»strumental music.;";^^? ^
\, A ^auOl 8el«ctioi|
IkcTIONERY DEPARTMENT— Large chocolates
with a special heavy coating of Carracas chocolate. Colonial
Fruits and fresh Caramels.
IP-W-'i-
iW-<±j»SS!»..
Yates Street, opposite Gordon's.
6ii "Fort Street
WE BEG TO ADVISE THAT W^^VE
REMOVED ^ROM 628 YATSS
STREET, CORNER
BROAD
'%¥
And shall be established in the DUCK-
BUILDING as soon as possible.
Arthur Holmes
62R Yates Street
Corner Broacl"
the most valuable and interesting mam-
mals where moderatto)0MM|diJ|)nttar pro-
ieclinn would ^itav^iii^jl^gmt^^ngflv^^'''"
for an indefinite tlnt£'''''^$i|t|j^lff^^
of mammals from a WU0iti^.:)i0»mmi»-.
point of view, constitutes their main
importance to the world at large, their
soientifto character and the study of
their life and habits are most absorb-
ing, and with the apreading interest Ht'^Xi^f^,
nature study, we can well afford to give
them a share of our attention. From
their high position in. the animal king-
dom, it seems strange at first thought
that we do not see. more of the mam-
mafs in our woods €utd fields, it Is
only the most common species that we
are most familiar with, and though the
country may be teeming with bird and
Insect life, we are not likely, on an or-
dinary ramble to see more of the mam-
mals than a 'few squirrels, or a few
small rodstits.*' Mr. KRrmode went on
to explain that this fact was largely
due to the lack of proper study. The
more people know of their habits the
more are they likely to see'.
In conclusion he fired a shot at the
sportsman. "The pleasure of seeing
and studying a wild animal in life, far
outraiiks the gratification of making a
good shot and bagging my game, and I
think that If the pleasure man feels
In hunting was carefully analysed, it
will be found, that besides being very
close to nature. It rest."* largely In the
contest Of sklU and craft between hun-
ter and game and that the mere killing
is anything but gratification." The ad-
dress was suitably illustrated with
lantern slldea depleting not only RnU
mals la the museum, but animals and
birds in their homes and retreats.
ifachangr — A niectlng of the mem-
iF'the Itcti! Kitivt" Kxcliantfe will be
.- todw -•- -' <" "•'"'■'-
Victoria Cat Club— Tliv nii>iulU> uiuc-iliiB
and cK-cilon of officer, will be h«ld 6n * rl--
day, Marc^- ' ■' " " ■'• !'• "i- '« Friends
SMS' and 1/UUK....1" "t l-agiand— Th.
•afflrand Daughter*' ol England will liolil
aseinal and dance in the Kore»ter«' hall.
Broad Htreet, on Thuraday evenlns, Febru-.
ary a»tb, A varied and enjoyable pro-
gramme has been prepared after which re-
frasbmenta will be served. A cordial invl-
la.if»ctendod to oU sons and daughters
Knox church this
men ot the consro-
S:tl&d^~'* complimentary ban-
KlISlHFWItes of the congregation. Cov-
^i^'^Ml'imstB will be laid. The church
bk«' been charmingly decorated for the oc-
csMon, a beautiful electrical display being
a feature. A musical programme and toast
list «wiU follow the banquet.
•An organ and sacred rc-
^KlilffH this evening ..In St. Aii-
church. A good pro-
Will be rendered Includ-
rnF 'SKiid^iii»itW%. 13th Psalm, which will
be sung by the choir of forty voices. The
unlnutfi win tut Mrs. O. O. Held. Mrs. J. A.
Iiongrflt'ld. Mills Dilworth and Messrs. A.
CoM. R .X>. .Marshall, W. Melville, U A.
Young and J. Liongnetd.
Y. W. C. A. Anaoal Heetbig — A meeting'
of the executors of the T. W. C. A, was
held yesterday afternoon at the Courtney
street quarters to arrange for the annual
meeting. The preslQent, Mrs. Frank Adams,
took the chair. It was decided to hold the
meeting on March 7 at 8 p. m., in St. An-
drew's Presbyterian church schoolroom and
all members and those Interested In the
work of the association are Invited to at-
tend. The business will Include the reading
of the annual reports and at Che close of the
evening a social half hour will be held when
light refreshments will be served.
at loaat iwenityofiya to A|ty <p«ilti Mff
yard, or from IftOOO to' IJ^O.OOO, woujtt
be sav«d t^ 1^ bjf; awaking it tna
contr«i«%,;-*^ii«kJimf#en<ied that
by haMr«$r;>tS«"h!«jjii<iNiy company
the downtown streets will be savea
from wear and tear as the material
will, be distributed from various
points along the railway, which wilt
not be the case i( material Is carried
ttfU^'rlj^B distributing point such ati
tiifc'1»i«W[rfront bunkers; that the com-
pany Is prepared to give any grade or
«!?!« of material for any class of worn..
The company further protests' against
the action of the city In not even open-
ing the samples which accnrnpanled
its tender, and alleges the council has
act^d merely on hearsay evidence in
awarding the contract to the Produc-
ers Sand and Gravel company.
When the protcal wao ^-^.rn55^1c^xlu .it
Monday night's meeting of the council
Alderman Stewart declared Mr. R, H.
Thomson, the Seattle engineer, Imd
condemned the gravel used at tli»-
Smiths Hill reservoir, material sup-
plied by the complainants. Further,
t'lK- (imiiiiinK of material on the streets
would prove a great nuisance,, and the
Mount Tolmle material requires mort
cement than is needed with washed
sand. It was true the specifications
did not call for washed material, but
tbe latter was infinitely better.
Alderman Gleason admitted that no-
thing could be done now that the con-
tract with the Producers' Sand and
Gravel company has been signed; but
if the other concern's -saiiiplea had not
been examined and reported upon it
was a, bad .policy to pursue and the
company had not been given much
consideration.
Alderman Stewart declared the
samples had been examined and were
of fair quality; but he had visited the
pits and he doubted if any- Quantity
equal to the sample could bo de-
livered.
:,
of the Earth," "The Bird and the Roa*" "How Can ^««J^„ 3££
"SUlle Na«Jit; H«ttl*e Nacht." "Meet M^^indgbX '^f^..^^^^^
Of My Heart I'm frlnln« »^ Ton," "The Bl«»i ®^" 7*%* »»"«*2
ffayindny."'- 7.^- ' — - .S - -' -.^-■'' ■ ^ - ■ ;. . v -■^.- ^.U:'--
• &
Wsisim
Western Canada's Largest Music Dealers
1231 Government Street Telephone 885
FO'RM A CIVILIAN
RIFLE ASSOCIATION
Jubilee Incubators and Brooders
We have the '"'st on the market, hot water principal and guaranteed to hai.h
between Sr. and 90 per cent of fertile eggs. Incubators, 108 eggs, at »80.00;
2in eggs, at »42.50. Brooders, 100-chlck, S20.00.
Telephone 413. SYLVESTER FEED CO. '08 ■«^»*«" s*""
Corner Lot, Hollywood Park $1000
Minto Street, between Moss and Richardson, 60x120 $1500
Double Corner, King's Road and Cecil Street $1600
5 Acre Poultry Ranch, close to car $5500
Magnificent Waterfront Ix>t, Ross Bay $1800
Asquith Street, 50x130 $650
Dean Heights, a few choice high lots, Robert St. and Townley
St. and Foul Bay Road ; one-third cash, each $1000
Beautiful Nine-room Residence, 2 lots, Hollywood Park.
Terms $7000
Eight-room House, Prior St. ("new) \ $4650
nnaiber of Members Join At First Or-
ganization Meeting In City Hall
Iiast Svening
HALIBUT STEAMERS
ENCOUNTERED STORMS
Tlanlngo and Oelestlnl Empire Betorn
to Vancouver -with 100,000 Founds
of n«h rrom Worth
COST OF Fl'RE PROTECTION
City Officials Supply Tlgnres Showing
Amounts Spent By Victoria
McPherson & Fuilerton Bros.
6l8 Trounce Ave., Victoria. B. C.
Phone 1888
A well-attended meeting of i-ivllians
interested in rifle-shooting was held
last evening iu the Council Chambers
of the City Ha*], when a large number
of names were enrolled and the oath
of anegian<J'.e duly administered. From
a.ssuraiK-cs given by a number of those
present, tht- next few days will see
udditionui names cnroilerl to more than
malte up the total membership of
thirty, which is required by the Do-
minion Government military author-
ities.
The meeting was called to order by
Capt. E. J. Gallop in the chair, and,
after the enrolment of^ the names nnd
the administration of the oath to those
who desired to join, the election of
officers was proceeded with, resulting
as follows: Captain E. ,T. Gallop, cap-
tain; Captain S. Will,lams, vlce-cap-
taln; Mr. R. V. Harvey, secrefej/ry;
C^aptaln Mcintosh, treasureijjy' execu-
tive oomuilttoe, Mr. A. R.^ ffarrlson,
Captain Mltcht-ll. G. Sheldon-Wllliama".
The Rev. VV. J. Kifld, of .Mt. Tolmle,
was elected chaplain.
Ju.st at the conclusion of this stage
of the proceeding.^, His Worship
Mayor Beckwith entered the council
chamhor and pxprr-.sspd lil.^ doBlre to
he r-nrolled a.s a member. On a un-
animous vofe, His Worship, upon taU-
ing the oath, wa.s elector! ITotir>rary
president of the association.
It was arranged that x'nn iir^x <-nm-
pftltlon .Mhoot .<ihould take place on
Good Prklay.
J'-or thp benefit of all civilians wish-
ing to .loin. iu-raDgernent<t were made
■^' ■■ '■ I Ob. 27. — Weath-
er-lj ! i_,i, and wtary for
laclt of sleep, the crews of the fishing
steamerf* Flamingo and Celestial Em-
pire brought those craft to port yeoter-
day morning: and berthed at the dockof
the Canadian Fishing company at the
/oot of Main street, each bringing a
cargo of 100,000 pounds of halibut,
caught off the northern coast of British
Columbia. .\s they steamed into the
harbor the vessels were so brine-soaked
that they both had the appearance of
having b*^ submerged in the ocean
^ depths during 'the past few days.
The two buals lUtd an unusually iong
trip, having been away from port over
three weeks, durlnfr which gales blow-
ing ninety mlK-s an hour interfered
considerably with their fishing cptra-
tions. Returning down the coast they
ran into a series of southwest squalls,
each of which lasted for eight or ten
hoiirs. Slow headwa.v was made buck-
ing the heavy swells which occasional-
ly turnetl up a brtaker, sweeping the
craft with solid water.
Keeping carefully in .light of t-u'li
other the two boats, heavily loadt-d with
fish, 'passed Into sholler below Triangle-
Island ,Sunda'$' night and steamed down
to thi! harbor, arriving this morning to
Unload. I'sually a fishing trlji is madt
in from two to two and a half weeks,
but the heavy weather made •flic voyage
uncomfortable for 'th'> fistirrmnn on this
last trip.
HnM.but fishing is beginning to Im-
prove, however, and more boats will
Have the harbor for the north coa-«<t
within a few days. Tho fishing Si-eam-
ers Manhattan, New Zealand and Klng-
fisiier of lite i-»mw riiiKin.iiu Kisii com-
pany arc being placed in commission af-
ter an Idleness of several months, and
will leavb for lho«>north within the next •* will be
few days. | career.
The inlTormation which was recently
asked for by Alderman Cuthbert anent
the cost of operating the fire depart-
ment and the losses by Are for a period
of six years past has been furnished by
the city comptroller and city clerk. Ac-
cording to the figures supplied the ag-
gregate cost of the department for sal-
aries, malntpnrmre and equipment for
the six years was $360,063. of which
sal-aries aggregated ?187,543, mainte-
nance $100,034, and equipment $72,455.
In 1906 salaries totalled $20,658, main-
tenance $4,782. equlprntnt $1,078, or a
total of $26,543. In the succeeding years
the figures Increased until for 1911 sal-
aries called for an expenditure of $55.-
320, maintenance $31,615 and equipment
$10,224, a total of $97,160, or an Increase
over 1906 of $70,617. In addition to the
above expenditures the Installation of
the salt water, high presHure .system
involved an expenditure of $104,007.
The losses by fire In each of the six
years is given as follows: 1906, $6,3fn:
1907, $91,400; 1908, $171,365; 1909, $74.-
435; 1910, $597,241; 1911, $142,730, or a
total of $1,083,422.
Mr. W. H. Wllkerson leaves today
for California for a month, when he
will return with his family, who have
been spending the w^lnler in the south.
OBITUARY NOTICES
li,i,,K— Mr, 13. C. Dack, 1086 View
street, last evening received the sad-
word of the death of his brother, Mr.
Walter Pack, of Walkrrton, Ontario,
where the deceased was well known, and
where he was acting in the capacity ot
registrar of Bruce county. Ills (leath
occurred on Monday morning, and inter-
nant will bo at Kincardine today, Wed-
nesday. The late Mr. Uaclt was the f^r.-t
member of provln(-lal parliament for
Bruce county after the redistribution,
and for eight years heid ofltce In the
same constituency, later retiring to the
t^f^.H.i*** .. ,". — . — .*., . .- - .- —
most able manner until his death. Many
Victorians, who hall from that district,
familiar with h>a brilliant
Join The Crowds
And be happy by buying your Liquors at
Copas & Young
John Jamieson's Irish, XXX., per bottle. .. . ... . -, $1.25
Mitchell's Irish, Imp, Quart $1.25
Mitchell's Irish, Imp. Pint . • - . . . . • ■ - ^^^
Kcegan's Irish, Half Pint, ........:.. 40^
Fine Old Jamaica Rum, Imp. Quart . - . . , $1.25
Fine Old Jamaica Rum. Per Bottle .... .i. . . ^...$1.00
Fine Old Jamaica Rum, Half Pint, ;. ... . ,- -•• - • -50^
Fine Old Sherry, Per Bottle 50c, -75c,' $1.00 and.., $1.25
■«T .• ■!-• - r, . -O'^ 4.4.1 ..,♦ ■■ ' 35^
IN atlVC rut I, 1 Ci JUWLtlt .......•.•••, . .-. . ...... •>-..•. .- ry
California Port, Per Bottle ^ • . . . • h 50^
Special Vintage, Per Bottle .....:... 75<
Graham's Oporto, Per Bottle ..,•-. ...:., • • • -^J'SJ^
Cockburn's Red Lable, Per Bottle... .? $1.2.j
Robertson's Royal, Per Bottle ............ ........ .$1.25
Ware's Convido, Per Bottle. ... .fV.... .^||||jj|-».. • -$1'^
Croft's imperial, Per Bottle ■•■:■•''*"•• -''^S^^ •''••' -^^'^^
Hcnnessy's XXX Brandy, Per Bottle ■ ''WKm,' $1.75
Martells XXX Brandy. Per .Bottle. .... .. •'•"••• -JJ-XS
Hcnnessy's XXX Brandy, Per Pint ,. ••?1'?2
Hennessy's XXX Brandy, Per Bottle .. -. *J'An
French Brandy, Per Bottle • • '"^Ir'S^
French Brandj^, Half Pint....... .::.. •».??$
John De Kuyper Gin, Per Bottle 35c, 75c and IJ'AJ!
Nolet's Key Brand Gin. Per Bottle. .;-.. "gk-I
Gordon Dry and Old Tom Gin, Per i^Ottlc , .85^
Plymouth Gin, Per Bottle ; ^"f
Copas & Young
'Wine and spirit merchants
Corner Fort and Broad-Streets ■- Liquor Phone 1632
Oriental Rugs
Call and inspect onc"of the
LARGES'T i%nD BEST STOCKS IN CANADA
Visitors alfvavs welcome at ouir Show Rooms.
Cartcr's\Qrlental~Rug Store
Opposite Alexandra Club. 719 Courtney Street.^
TONIGHT!
*Royal Hawaiian Quartette'
(6
Every evening from 6:30 toWiiJiaWf^'^
While the ftciyice B e*tCeptbJllt;*ife*
. .1 J J Ji/;iiJ|*W
-lisra
JHH
Wednesday, February 28, 1912
viuruitiA
'TTSffmSF"
mSli HI
fl
Boy's
School
Caps Free
Tliis week \vc arc having a
.special allraclion al <>ur store
l)v giving away ir^ic U> pui-
chasers of a boy's suit, a cap
wt^StR«ffiagrft»i^M#chool
We have just received a lot
of braml aew and- stylish
:^pnng suits for boys, in all
,tlje latesf shades, and a free
cap is our method of intro-
ducing them this week.
MATTERS OF MOMENT
IN WOMEN'S REALM
Vicii. llu- fcfllng of altigulHiity Jii
A FlottBlng- Incident
s r„n the mothers of Miss
AnUcrsuiia i)Lipil» at Kock Bay showed
tholr regret at purtlng with hpr and
ihclr regsu-d for her in a friendly and
ulousunt way. it would be well if .luch
lUL-ldents were more common. Thpro
la not us muvh cordiality a;nd lo-oper-
utlon between teachers and i)arent« as
there should V>e. The mothers who
to.ilt-the trouble to show Miss Ander-
son 'th\t they appreciated her services
will notjihave lo.st their time or their
trouble. The tea<-her will be the bet-
ter lor ihcir kindness but so will their
chlldn i:
Increase of Insaulty
•
^'''
t ,
OuUlttcn
SAYWABir BLILDINO.
GenlD*
Tailors
DOt'OLAS 8TBBBT
InsanltN ■- I'l I'n, I'luled
Stalr« an "^ l'^'»
among n u .v \Mittr in the Nevv
York llerala attiibuieh this to an ab-
sopption In narrow, superficial Inter-
esta. It Js a matter of observation
»h.^ me*> vuhi% wnrlc luird and vvhose
)lfe was devoted to «ctence, lived to
be eighty-five; Str Jamto Le Molne,
who spent days and nlghta in thought,
researoh.and observation and writing,
has just paAsfId away at the age of
eighty-seven. Dr. Weir Mitchell,
physician and author, still Uvea and
enjoys life at the age of eighty -thix-e.
though in his youth he was not strong.
There are only a few examples of
workers whose brains c ml nerves bu\ e
laated when thousands ol 'ewer ;nen
and w6men have taeeu f"'Cl t'> Blve
up their tasks. Women, especlaiy,
need to learn to avjid the le.criah
hftst«t <ho'miBla8» worry that W^ar out
llu "11 tlif border
>-i I itmulaled her-
Uon of vri-
, I uiii..> an opera -
iluP(T^.s likely to cKUHcvri'ul Uefects of
charaittr aa In thai of ,Jthe Klrl. Thcio
art- of course minor. bl«niishe3 whleli
whouid not be taken too seriously. KtlU
If oni' of tlrcHC ran bo removed without
injury and undue expense, thcrt should
be no heHltallon In liavinp the operation
pcrforiTved. It has beentbo fashion ta
sneer at men or woniCn who takt up
sueh work a« "Beauty Doctors." but the
London batieet eonslderw thai surReons
should themcelveK undertake the re-
Hponstbfmiea of openillons of .lhl« minor
though still important kind.
"Optratlons may be uHefully divided
Into two classes — into those which are
reiiulreil for the life, for the healtlv or
for at least the comfort of the sufforor,
and tliose which are performed merely
to improve the perMonal appearance of
the patient . ... "Tht distinction be-
tween the two classes of operations can
not always i)o, drawn very cleat ly, for
there are caseft.whlcl
line. An ov* ' "'"■' '"
nla is undoi
cessity, and c.iu.iiis t
tlon for the cuie of ' a saddle back nof-e
iv v operalion undertak.'n merely in or-
d. • ti> improve the personal appea»-a ve
of Its owner m, t^j^fO^es tbe
Q|9Uqqtlon IS i<>,\ ii.aifctTiJSiil., HiP'^ine 'Sirv
laPMliB?*"^ to be considered an opera-
■fl&n""#f fitcesslty or an operatlun ppr-
rormed merely for the purpose of im-
proving a patient's loo1»7 . , There ean
be no doubt that physical maWortnations
which interfere in no way with the well
being of their posiseBsor may yet eausa
an immense amount of mental torture to
those who have them— (»n amount of
mental pain Which ca«i hardly be imag-
ined by ihone who are formed normally.
A slight harelip, a npst with a sunken
bridge, a nose with a bulbous end the
presence of a large mole on the face,
even an overgrowth of hair on the face
of a woman may. harmless though tht^y
may be in themselves, be sufficient to
mfihy t''° ny»w ,.<> thoir owners Intensely
aren of our School* arc excelled In Hi.
crary taste by pupils from the tinned
States and from Ureal IJrItaIn, in what
are sometimes vailed Hit! more pracUcal
subjects, our oWO l^JiinK people take the
lead. Kumlllarity .wltli »o.h1 literature
leaves its mark en child as wellv as on
man- oV woman. Uoun t.. a «ro.tp or
schoolboys or Birls and note how few
of them speak- well.- Yet these. youuK
people know the ru.les of grammar and
can make excellent -marks at :•" <^- -
aiulnation. Why i^ It that th-
supplement wltn Its; vulBarlty or -J.
presHlon and distorted vl«ws of life ap-
peals to so many^Of.our boys and sirls.
is it not becaiiae .their imagination!,
have been starved, and their sense of
l.eauty left unsatisfied 7 It is impos-
.^Ible to believe that even children who
were familiar witn fairy lore, with
musical verse and above all, "with those
stories of the past which fill th" mind
>^lth reverence for age and lo%c ..f
good, would enjoy the commoncsi .i.. i
most worihle.Sh of literature.
The ciiiidiMU-a library, with its iri - -
ilom of Its wide range of --n'.^-
j„ul2, 1, , Illustration.';, and ab'n-
all, perhaps. Its sympi
^pf]ciii<i 11 T tfMiriM 111 . r,
dli
„ ,n, .ilonal aystem.*iiH»;l8 worth
far more than U^ co*e'"tSi'' learners
would all be voluhtary and It would at-
tract many a one whose childhood is, in
need of uplifting, as well as the boys
arid glrJB whose lounger for knowledge
Is not saUsfied in the schoolf. W***""
ever. in any cHy. a \ department for
chUAren has been opcsed In . a JSbXftry,
It has. beeu found as popular as It is
usefuL . '
Viotbrla needs to encourage among
her young people, a love of all elevating
plea8ttr«s. With unrivalled oppor^uri-
Ity for out of door sport and with books
for all, children should grow up healthy
Special Lace Curtain
Display
1 ..ice Curtain time, and
^^- c " re justly ]>y<nu\ .■! ■>nr extra line showing llii>
Si'iiii- rlcaiiin-- inii'.'
season.
Prices From $2.50 to 75c
Our womenfolk will be glad to know that our Lace
Curt ain.s are specially imported by us and made to
our (M-fler and that \\f- <-hii guarantee them to be the
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miserable. .... If Is easy to smile at •
this morbid Stnsitlveness, but It Is im-
portant to recognlfie bow vital a matter
;«w > v,„,„ , e ,h» nitv of New it is to those who are afflicted. Blyen
The. tcM^ers of Jh|^ty^^^^^^^
3L'k/ . ^rn?v!n?uu irtLtecnS^. deformities are not without importance,
rigibles is growing up in tne »tcn.jo^-»^ -eTeral occupatlona a young woman
S:;ter%'?Z^onT the 'r. ..::;: d.iinite bar to en^pioyment. a„a she ma.
in miwd and b»dyr
DRIED fWTS and NICE
FRESH PRUNES
feature m\^'^ "s—
Great care in buying ie a very imiYnrtant
Inpt
1
strength, both of nind and body
School Tronblsa
When you buy a boat, buy it in "home waters/'
^Yhy shtmltl your money be spent in the east o? "across
"'»;'' when you can obtjiin exactly what you want— at no
more expense — by coming to us.
All we ask is? that you at least interview us first, tell us
what you are going to expend, and if we can't give yott the
satisfaction that you are seeking we vrill say so. Could any-
thing be more fair? . ' . ' < .
DEATH SENTENCE
FOB PmSON^E«
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A Burnside Bunch
Lurline and Wascana, 6oxijo. on terms $850
Lurline Road, 50x170. only $5150 ca,sh. Price..... goo
Hampton Road, nearly Yi acre. $200 cash. Price. .\.. . ..$685
Burnside, 50x130, $500 cash. Price,. • • • .|i,600
Irma two lots, 100x162. This is a bargain, $500 cash. . .$aiOOO
Kerr' A^Mnttg' 52^126. $150 cash. Price gg
Crease A^e, 50x110, $150 cash. Price W
Orillia Avenue, 50x133^ $150 cash. Price. ^I'^h
Th« evil of unruly behavior has in-
eroaaea t» ao great an extent that it
Is proposed to open disciplinary
sdbools and to segregate the unruly
pupils in them. Some of the teachers
who were interviewed stated that if
they were allowed to use force* disci-
pline could be maintained. There are
defectives and degenerates in every
city and when these are boys none
but the very exceptional woman should
be asked to control them. But it, la
.gat "tf^i^l— s to ba&ialL.v tiut>..!MHyi(hX>.
noraiir ttoy from his «1w» fi*6M»« &«
Is unruly. There are 9i«n« tw-t ,*ven
the people of the United Stales ««ag«
nl«e that school dlselpHno must som^e-
tlmes be stem to be «ffecave. While
it Ife as cfuel as It is foolish to punish
a defective child for not doing what
to him is an Impossible task, there
are times wli«* o»iy physical pain will
bring an offend«r to a sense of the
wrong he is doing.
b« compelled to accept a }«>WC'.- rate of
wuK'es in consesutnce. . ' . Thj ab-
sence of a nose may not In the least th-
i.». fore with ibi wovlUrs;-rov/.'rrt of a
m\n, but he will unaouhVodly find ll'at
It wi'.l militate asfilnst hH p<iwci' of ptt-
tlnjr work. Tills .limlnudon l»i ihs fara-
in<r capacity of tho.*".. «^M.» aive facial
^leiwmltles is ver/ ro.il. .tnl the Hno'*!-
cdt;« of it, and the con jmltait recog- ^,,^. ^„. „
nitlor. of the fact that many poopla have j^^^^^ ^^^ shiF^''pBr mind upon get-
an involwntwjf jiaipl^iltjlnd: from tho«e ' ^j^^ ^^ money i'V any means within
who ar# <|ffOigB(lll^",.»^ prejudicial- h^^ newer. 4^a fitt'emiH to steal aomt.
IV OP *>>>!■ Mti^ll 'Afi »h'»^■•'*ll»Ul<^fc»^^l■V>■■ ■ -— I IMJii'iM!! ' 'ili!^BMM''"''l|o »- rnlptrRSA nnt^Uf'
Ther«1««:««niim-'fOP';«M«««%o are ^i|j^i;i^.;^p^, In desperatioK"
VIENNA, Feb. 2T.— An extraordtu-
ary pbtsotiing trial has Just be«in
brought <o a close- at -Olmuta with the
passing of the death sentence' on a
domestic servant .named Franziska
Bttttlriiilklk: The girl «alk .«l>g&gca
Ui'l'lUlilliiiigjil'l to a yuuii|f|||N^n. but
there '-iSliif;.**' -#«(«W!»,-W^ia weddlm,'
unless some money could be obtatnci,
and that tailing it. they had better
part.
The girl W4lt#,'9)|||^iy In love with the
select only the best— and our fruits, both fresh and dried^
alwavs be depended upon. AT VERY REASONABLE
we
can alwavs
PRICES
ttmif
Nice Fresh Prunes, per tb.
,««»*•«•
• fs*sa«*«*i«« M»^^
l,arge Prunes, 2i lbs. for
.25^
Extra Large Prunes, per lb ^^^.
Dried Apples, per lb -^^"^
Dried Peaches, per lb.
...20<
Igadioal Woman
Is a very wide
field for
The Mont-
Elliott -Sly Co.
There
women doctors in India
real Witness saya: , /
"Naturally, India of I&tc has been
much in the mind*- of ^^.^^'^.''l^J® read/ they venture" to undertake much
Empire, and a good deal nas . oeen ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ,„,.,.r.,.v and the evil Is
written on different -phases of varl
in the habit of consulting people who
have no professional training in the
f oilowinK pai-aBfttpb «*» Wml as advice to
tljo profession:
"But the responsibility of assisting
tltc public- by '^iMMltoie operations is up-
on the medicatlFWMlHtBion. If surReons
will not undr-rtalti.' the mtlltfolSi'sj'Opera-
tloaa,- belonging to th^Jp^f|^^;jtlle un-
qiii«l^--practitionPr-i(^iifc> and
'-■^•■""^ out inef flcr«miT • W»« worlc
.,^.. ,. by the sureeon. Without
tittMi^^And witli«|^,|tap,|jgWW*Jdpo of
tWfe^Bj^ltions^^^aggl^^^iii^ tb=^t
cautions that^«iiiMt-'"itBt",lSw»n. unquali-
fied operators do grievous harm. Al-
that Is pure MUKcry, and the evil is
growlmr. It w tviii" that the surgeon is
wilKns: to opi-i.iir. ii.Li.liDS and a fow
striking deformities, but
malformations he will not
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ritd out with care niucli miaery Will be
sayed and inany rtven and tworhen will
be rendered more capable of earning a
livelihood."
ous subjects. A doctor-a woman-
pleads very earnestly in »« ®"fj»?" 1 at :«Mi; .
paper for the establishment «<* V^^, f ifi^.^..
'|B«tti»W' niedtcal service n^ womtrir i x^xjch. Tn skilled hanas the rJsK and
■^!^r>om*n of India, and ^Ahich i _.^^^^^_ _ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^ ^,^,^ practice, the
Shall be under state suporvLsion. Hei
aim Is to have .something similar to
the Indian Medical service with simi-
lar conditions and terms.^ She says
that though the National Association,
founded by Lady BuHerln for the
benefit of native women,' does an ex-
coilcnt v'vork, it is not in a position
to ..ttor the same Inducements as
would a government medical service,
which is. she believes, greatly need^
ed Those who know the feminine
population of India can support her
asscrtioii. and Anglo-Indian women as
well as V ■■■ "n of every dogreo
would u '•vice composed -.t
Muallfif^d wo:«cn aoctor«. , The .m)mc»
to nil the positions would not he
found wanting. As. a head, the name
ig.iTi,.^'i..".d of Dr. Mary Scharheb,
t^e ■ F:ngUsh woman surgeon,
whu 111 siMi.e of hor advancing age
ruuUiuioy to perform with succeaa the
inu«t difficult operations, and who for
some vear.-; occupied a prominent po-
sition "in India as lecturer in' the Ma-
dras Medical College, where she re-
ceived part of her medical education.'
Ae\{yim^m0imi^iim- the death of her
slstef,*- ia1s&' '*i derthestic servant, wtUi
had ?500 m the savings bank. oi>'-
had In her possession a bottle of ars-
enic powder, and tjhisshe mixed with
sugar, bought some pastry, and" spread
the poisoned mixture over the top.
Then she despatched the food to he»
s)?itf>r, hopint? thereby, to cause her
ii. ,irii
The parcel of pastry was opened by
the intended victim In the presence of
her mistress and two little 'boys, hci
mistress's sons, and each partook of
the contents. The little boys', who had
eaten most of the sugar coating, were
Boon in agoi>y, and though they were
taken with all •j«i)eed to the hospital,
they died shortly, afterwards. The
Mistress and H'^gl^MH'''*'' ^°''S,''''''' ^'■
covered. .->fi"*^cr'
In the dock the Rirl showed no sign
ol reKrKl *tt «.»te u^am w. ••>.'• .-n...^. .-••-
victims, bi^ she' broke down and
sobbed bitterly '^hen her, lover said
he would have worked hard--^fer the
money with which to mttrry her /had
he not thought she* had a^ cold, mer-
cenary nature, which would/.not have
foUiul lontentrherit in the home of a
ppor man. , ^
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Dried Pears, i)cr lb.
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Strictly Fresh Eggs, three doz. for,
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Operations for DeforniitleB.
No oni, who has not felt it ean <iuito
undti-rtland ,11^1 mental torture of tlie
person who suffers from a Blaring physi-
.til defect. There is "o eruelly Rreater
than that of the tlioughthps srown per-
son who tolls a little girl that slie In
usly- It 1»i »o easy to convince the
sensitive child that she is diffe^ul from
her playmates, tluit her whole life may
be spoiled by what may be a mlNtaken
notion. If, on tht. other hand, there is.
a real def'>rmHy, it 1« easy to Imagine
that despite the greateat belpfulness and
tenderness on the part, of relatives and
friends, grfcat suffering can scarcely ho
averted. At school, on the street, every,-
where almost -the sense of the differ-
ence between her and other people iS
boiiu' ill m iM'- sufCorer. In the case
A Children's Boom
Ought yictoria to provide a room in
tlie public library for the exclusive us^
of the chUdren? There are many people
In our city who do not think that such
n, department is necessary Or it would
have been '''■ ' '• ' ■"'" ' "^''^^'^^■
rea.siins sui •"'"
vanuettgAluBl it. tUey have nt;l .".la-le
public. But abtiona speak louder than
words. There is not even any such
poor pretence at satisfying the needs
of the children as Is afforded by the
i; I. ling room in the Car-
Yet there are four
thou!»and children between the ages of
six and sixteen in Victoria. A very
small proportion of these are- the ehll-
dren of wealthy or cultured parents,
who can and do provide thein with the
best of the literature f or ' children,
which is ao marked a feature of our
time«. .
Hut by far the greater num.ber come
fiuin the homes of very busy people
who have neither the time, the means
nor. in mat^y casea, the inclination t<i
supply the little folks with the beauti-
fully lilnetratca books that do ao nnuh
to rill children's nilnda with high Weals
and n.dile ambitions. The papers and
niagaTilnes published especially for
children,- are not found in these homes,
except perhaps, those taken home from
.Sunday School. It may be said, in
passing, that It would be well If parents
and other eldera showed more interesi
in these periodicals and eneouraged the
children to read them. Tt is a matter
of common observation that the chil-
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i« its individual attention 10 pupil*
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Easter Term Begins Tuesday, January gth, at 9 a.m.
A Preparatory Class has been formed for Boys of 7 to 10 years
of age.
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Wednesday, Febpunry 2S, 19ir
V lO I <J MIA lf/\ liLi \ ^^V^Xj\y.i.^ xo A
The Sporting World
Uie Imiidii of Jcni
c!iBiiil''0" Bowkfi-
cdiilon of tt verltttlj!
KlgK, a BrouglUiiii
Bowker. TCnglUli
wuM a condtiise'i
e Brllish 'jiulHer, a
a i;rlbb and Mace.
mm LOSE
TermiiiaJ Team Defeats Vic-
toria in Hard Fouglit Play at
Arena by Heavy Lead of
Four Goals >
rir?^^'
ViUona hookey teum 'Vfi
>i<n <u>vvnwai'd in the Pad
ibbcquen tl
^taisi. tbi, '->^
J(*IW^»»lty itx emerging at ihe
tl^ mune was n«verUieI«M.
udtt ai< Qti^sidfdi a« t»«
tlteptt. a*fi» «iROW<| e»tl-
visllor^i, in fc.'JS, L.alunil« Bcuring aft'V
muKtn}; a clever IniUvliiual rusli from
cont,re ice. Walter, Smalll was the first
to decorate the hoards, lie went off lor
an alleged trip. Vancoi^ver atUl press-
ing hard, kenpins the rubber to the lo-
oals" end. Skinner Poulin followed
.Sinaill to the board» for body-checking
Urirriihs. Tommy DundenUvle got po.s-
scsston ot the puck near th" i-nw net,
and went down with Lester Patrick and
IJon Smith In a combination rush, \VltU
lh« result that Smith scored Vlctbrla'B
first, on a puss from Patrick, who In
turn K«t the pass from Dun.derdale.
Time, f..2U. At this staKo ih« fans be-
came highly Jubilant for they realized
that the homesters had cot back Into
their combination playing again which
has d ■ " '• tl«e"» In re-
cent !i they tried
many tini' vard-s lo repeat in this
fashion, I _ . rej unanie to na ttrijr
n^at stunt a second time. Lalonde, the
first of the Termmala to get a rest,
went off for mlxlns It. Smith made it
.Vlctgria. after drH^j^W| j,lhe
■ ceatre ice in vlcvtkWumsn.
vantage <'( every opi.oi tunlly to score.
in a collision in erntfo ice, Bobby Row?
was injun-d, neee.s.sliatinK ''!» lellrlng
from the game, and Nichols went off to
even up. The scoring enu.-d wlieu Ls-
londo bulged the net. from a pass from
the wing. Time. 37 seconds.
Final score. Vancouver 7, Victoria ;i.
Between the first «nd seoont^ periods
the si'cond amateur skating rao^; for
the Wilkerson cup was held, and was
won easily by George Gowler, who was
winner of the f-irst race heUl a week
ago. McAllister finished second, and
Bloomfichi third. During tlT« greater
part of the race McA!llst?r was Iwad-
Ing with Bloomfield In second posi-
tion, as the result of Gowler falling
twlc£. When more than ont laji he-
Wnd thi^ ir-Mi'T r;,iui.T iiyhtfjiiicd his
pace a;: ^i^^^. with
two laps to £.4. J 1 ,: , ' MoAlUster.
- 1 -1 _-j 4.1.- .!.,.,,. ift-vardj* in.
advance. • MinarU. who was a starter,
dropped out In the eighth lap.
*> The Summary
all at the feathtrwelglu UinH. and could
1 luit bt") biatcn.
' Then Abo Attell look wlmt was left
! of tlie f.'atberwelglit crown from Nt.ll
after his defeat. Abe Is a elianuiion
Bvcond to none — lie lias fought feather-
■mtlgl'ts. lightweights and almost weltiT-
w»lKht«, Abe Attell's name Is engraved I
as one of the H'l!- "M riuisfiH in Fist-
Ian la's temple.
They say tht r<- l.s nountii in a nunie,
K'ilUiiie — Johnny Kllbane, uUhougli It
might be better Jolin Kilbant' — sounds
good. It fits well with tlie names of
those who havi; been great champion-?,
.lolm Kllbane, Cleveland O.. is champion
ftalherweight of the world today.
PITCHERS' TORMENT
FOR FIFTEEN YEARS
Wagner !■ tha Man — Big Piaye-
Kever Hit Below .300
Has
Netting
iilK^itaeH!"
Prtw>^t
loi jl'-
^.imi.
mX the outooine o*
must agree, that tlie
worked as hard as in ajly prevloaS
i 1 I(h1
Tlu lirst two r ,___^
minuteh of f.i "Ckey, I
which time bon «cll The
Capitals' downfall came in the final
period. They started into the game ap- |' ii^i^n
parently full, o^f vim and energy, hut
travelled at a pace which they were not
able to continue, with the result that in
the last twenty minutes of play, the
visitors had thorn at their mercy, and
kept them ^' every minute of the
time. Tht: ' did not play in their
usual form, this being particularly no-
ticeable during the latter part of the
Kame, while on the other hand the Ter-
minals played th^lr best game In this
city, to date. Every member of their
[^^^^mmmi.W-. ' he in the pink of con-
'anii A orked tospther in eX-
■ illent form.. Time and time again they
swept down in combintition rushes, and
but for the good work of the local ,de
mS^t>i'mi^ia into top
SmltJi's neat bit <*'w»wlt was justly ap«>.
plaatjed. Time, tn. Wtom a mlx-up
m front ^Q« the V«W«uver ffOAl t*1»o»
QAbBy Rowe made a bi»ve attempt x»
acore, th«i |kuck jvaa/aen* > tjia local
end, and aa gBBfclll y» HMtttBil •sftU^
Ihe lee l» ma^ H- -Wi ^i Hi *ei»aiW
tti« pttcin hanDK. ito artfmiMk^ « r©-
spondtt« »roi«ipUyt mitki3a$ uti jadtviavai
rush ««!, ^iMWrfng X»apmiv«^¥ «e«ond
».«. -» <A._ _ . .. ^■^_ ^jr^^^^^ W f«IKkH«aa«i*« 4» f»
^<^M
^'^ML?'y"t~"^I^l. (Via- i ^«y' •^"««^'^ mmmmi^
v^rytmmini smith (V*etort«» m* ffiSS-iJtowiMB*"^^
min. ScottHnViMiconvw 4, Victoria «. iwui^<iA<rft;^«Sli't long bflif*:
i, ■wMiW (yanimitVwi — *.
parWi* Hw
jpuuniuyy .. — - r.
tain: 3. PonUtt <Vt«itoito) « min
lonue {V«M*otf«er> 8'tntil..
Second f»ft|(:^l|i^'
ii ,11- Wagner leaped into a major
l, ; s score one year later tliftn
111 ,r walloper. Napoleon "Ijajoi'-
H* came from tlio Pateraon. team in the
Atlintlo^eagU\J7 and ttti late .WT^^^C^
Ham, president of the National league,
is credited with being the Christopher
Co>umbus to discover him.
This wa-i ^I'MS^&Sl^ PulUam was
then an omq4Pi*ii^B0"'«vine club,
ed tbA-Jb<Sm4m
Water
MADE FROM WATER
FROM WHICH ALL
GERMS HAVE BEEN
REMOVED
Wc bavt.' just rortu'cil ;i
ol I he above in various sixe^
ci>nsit;nnient
and gauges.
E. G. Prior Co., Ltd. Ly.
Corner Governmenl and Johnson Sireols
!
Smoke Silver Tip Cigars
Factory Phone 960
At AH Dealers
o. or>cc
Bowling Trophy
3. UHr
jiYMnamff^^
Terminals
twenty mii.
a clever h t
through th
shot. Smit
pa,ss from L
fence in the first 'two periods, the score
would undoubtedly have . been much
larger than it was. Their back-check-
inB was a feature of the gam^, and the
manner in which the Terminal defen'ce
liroke up the timely rushes of the Cap-
it:.^ls was phenomenal.
The "speed boys" put up a hard fight,
but they wore not able to get away as
;i,ey have m the past. They appeared
!) be fagged in the final period, and fell
, iiul ovorskated repeatedly. But when
all Is said and done, the homesters made
a game light, and considering the fact
iliat they were playing against odds,
they played a good game. Towards the
hitter part of the match, when Victoria
was making every effort to ao.orc, and
Vancouver was ir. > anxiously en-
_ n vorinK. to inc : i elr lead, the
playing became a trifle roush, imt oh
iho whole it was exceptionally clean and
free from penalties.
Don «mlth played a fine game, con-
-iderably better than he has during the
)iast few weeks. lie scored the three
f^oais lor his team, and figured in the
n'a,iority of the .' ion plays.
Tommy Dunderdale ^ > .ard, but he -^^^ ^^«
Old not appear to be in the best of con-
.Htion. Tommy has not yet recovered
from an^jury to his leg received a
short time ago, and this apparently had
much to do with his lack of form. Skin-
ner Poulin'a jdaying did not deteriorate
In the least from his work in the last
I'ew games. Skinner l.'i a hard worker,
and he did not slacken In the least last
fight. Bobby Kowe was always in the
«a,me, but was not able to work to ad-
vantage. Lester Patrick and Walter
Smalll put up their usual good defence
in the first two periods, and broke up
many hard rvmh^s. Bert Lindsay while
not in his best form, was called upon to
stop numerous shots, which he did In
excellent style. F^or the vislorg. J'^rank
Patrick was the star. He swept down
tlyj Ice tlmo after time, after getting in
some clever checking, and always made
the local dfjfence work to their utmost.
Harr stopped some hard shots, and Grlf-
lln was in his usunl good form. Of the
forwards, Lalonde and Nh-hols played
the best game, and wen- always on the
>,Kgre.«Hive.
On ITidav nislit, the locals travel to
Vancouver to play thfl Terminals, and
although their chances for any league
laurel.i are exceedingly flimsy, thgy are
not yet down and out. A victory on Fri-
day will help a whole lot, and It Is
lioppd that by that lime the homesters
will be in better condition,
Tha Ghi,me
1.2$. «rht« ifaatOi mk
bcoro standing 2 all.
'- ' Sh0rtj^. :^|t#|?t'-' i^W'iSCCoud 1"
' ','||^i|||i^;-imwisel>
defence too bijen, "at 'varlons 1 1 .•
forvyardS hot being quick in f.u!.!.
when on. nlaycr.s wouia
go MOW 11 ill..- IV »..
Batrtck Get* Pnoli:
F. Patrick 'l^ olieciung a
defence man :.,.... imv ,h- the lo-
cals could fall back, he jwn on
Lindsay, and scored th. for his ,
team, and the first in riod, In
6.D3. In less than two minutess Lalonde
scored another for Vanrbuver on a pas'?
frcitii : Fraiik
Patrick who ^... . •- -
slipped and.' fell in front of t:
blocking Lindsay's- view of the luuuei
completely, and thus glying hitn verj'
little chance to make the stop. Nichols
off for tripping Smaill. Don Smith
scored the third, go: \-ictorla and,
as it turned out the ...:., .. hen he made
a corner shot at tlte opponent's goal.
. k strikihg 7-..' - '-■ ■'■*• and
, ,, ,,-t m. . Ti;; . ■iner
Poulin was sent to ihe boards a second
time for tripping. Snuullwent down In
a mix-up near the home goal,
bis head heavily on the Ice, iu..: .- =
laid out for a few seconds, during whicii
time ti' ' was dr' ' ,.,.■..,,,
off for ^. Thus
ond period, the score standing 4 to U
in favor of Vancouvet,
It wa? Tifi Vancouver during the. f inra
1 though the '
.,,....^.. ...... .■■■.■.cy':r;-CTC. UEabl" ■' ' ' ■■
up the onslaught of rnshes in which the
■m
Offlclals—Ilefcrec, .Tlpamy ^S^|^a*r«
'J^dec of play. Harry Hvland. .^llWie-
Tftfepers, J. A. Taylor, Victoria; C. V.
Vancouvir, Penalty timekeeper,
Wliker>-on. Coal umpires, WU
and Itili Is, Victorlu. iiiM
■..: i.,.;,an. Van.
The Teams
in the major l«!ague«j has »»o
percei
e|l-pina
.dUf.tit
ijgt^am-f'^'pf'* fit,' ' f«intayiMf
ig
Wjrt Wti
as
GOLF CLUBS
^\■e ai-e headnuat le. .-, Un all the leadin„' makes oC Goif
-u. Forgan & Son. Wright & Dlston. P. Andcson & -^on.
Clubs, such
As we -are
-villi
Vancouver.
I'arr.
F. :^atrlck.
Grlffls... .
Lalonde. . .
Nichollf^- ■ .
Harris . . . . .
I'hilllps. . .,
. . . ;.;oal . . .
... point . . .
.cover point.
. . . ri''- I r . • •
. . . centre . .
. .left wing. .
. . I..
iiiria.
a<lsay
1 'a trick
Smulll
.Duitderdale
. .Smith'
Poulin
llowc
THOSE WHO HAVE
BEEN MIDGET CHAIViPlONS
History of Teatlierwelght Belt from
Start Down to Johnny Kllbane
- (1 during the last
• play. Lindsay made
r '.' : -^■•,- U got
easy
I a four til time on a
j'atrlck, after tlie two
a; neat rush, but. v
was called twenty feet from i,.<= .....
couver nets, and the goal was disal-
lowed. At this .stage of the game the
boys in stripes woke up to the fact that
they would have to go faster if tliey
expected to make another cout^t, and fot
several miniites they set a fast pace,
and jjrossed hard. l-'rom the face-off
after the offside In front of the visitor's
net, Harris got the rubber and went
down in one of the neatest Individual
rushes of the game, scorftag the first
In this period, in 12.17.
Slackened Pace
ir
le
The game .started with a mi.-m. \.an-
' Oliver) on the aggressive, and pressing
iia.rd. During the first few minutes of
liliiy the Terminals set tli'' i'ih-h. tia\-
t'lllng liack and* forwHr<l at great speed,
and s'liooting on the Victoria
^liienlly. Tin- flr^^t '-■■■'\ ■ ■
nt't fre-
1 I ' ■ I ' 1 e
pa.a- a.uam, ami inr'n ii
Terminals . outplayed ti. ly
stage, rushing continually and Kiiuoimg
frcQuenlly. Lester got the rubber and,
after passing the visiting defence, shot
at P.aiT for what appeared 1.. la- a. goal
but the goal-ump. failed ''is
hand and while Lester reuuuirv.! ...» i>o
net to thresh It out with the goal um-
pire, the rubber had been taken back to
the locals' end. The referee's Whistle
had not blown, althougli the htcal play-
ers apparently had fancied It had, and
they at once ceased- to play, NtchoiK,
however, continued down the Ice with
the puck, and shot at Llnd.say, who did
not even, mivke an attempt to block, he
too apparently haying thought the game
was not in progress. The rubber went
Into th(» net, and although the locals
Diotested . l.ercely, the goal was allowed.
Time, .'i.i
Froie. t;. ,4 t'fmc until tH(> conclusion '^v
tlic garni, i !■ playing " became more
furious, and all.liough the vl«itor« werp
now three goals In the lead, iiifv con-
tinnerl to push the locals, and look ad-
The featherweight champioii.s— who
•were they? This tltlo ranks nock and
neck with the ' the rins
— the heavyw^-o -I" i- "->xer -who
can wear the featherweight honors, the
miniature diadem ot the fighting arenai
can carry his bead as high as any
champion.
Tlie title icads back into' the sixties.
.\ host of those plgnny hercules they
were that bared their cheats In the
open air and fought fiercely for the
king pin position of their class.
Tommy Warren, of Los Angeles, was
the ! these lltUe nuckle
^iaAi V vpRt-niK^ki . iiin of -
John L. Mulllvan, Warreu blew over
the Rockies In '85 and by a series of
.brilliant battles proved he was cham-
pion of all the l'-2-pound fighters.
To be sure there was Cal McCarthy
of St. Louis, who claimed the honor
from Warren after the latter had
11 aspirants. biJt the flght-
ii;« ...... u ...iS blending into glove con-
tests, George Dixon soon swept Mc-
Carthy into oblivion and the real glove
featherweight champion had arrived.
Dixon put the title on a solid pedestal.
An ideal tighter of the weight, wide
shoulders, a kno'!k.iu« punch in either
hand and fearless, he defeated count-
less opponents and made the feather-
wpight champlonBhlD a world's affair.
Dixon was the first featherweight
to be presented with a world's cham-
pionship diamond belt. We defeated
two English champions of his class,
Xunc Wallace and Fred .lohnson, In
intfrtitttioiikl fights In London. Dixon,
supreme among the 122-pound boxers,
fell a vlcthTi of fighting out of his daso.
Sent against lightweights and boxers
pounds heavier than himself, he battered
himself into a wreck, and was forced to
surrender to Terry McGovt-rn after a
championship of teh years.
The greatest battle of the pii/.- rlni:,
barring the old masterpieces, was the
two-round fight of the Terrible Terry
McGovern and Young Corbett, when the
featherweight tltlt.,i»a#sed to Corbett.
McGovern IukI beaten them all — Ped-
lar Palmer. Raich ford. Harry Forbes,
Dixon— slopped tliV caretr of Oscar
Gardner, lind gone out of his class and
whipped Frank Erne and .loe Ganw al-
most with a punch.
But Young Corbett handed it 'o I'-irry,
a complete ktiockout, win n tlie betting
was all on McGovern.
'> Young Corbett, an feathcrweiBht
champion was a puzzle. Corbett could
never, nevt r make the weight. 12'J
pound.i. and floundered about .-imong the
llghtwelgljts until he was beaten.
I'Yanklfi Nell, of San Francisco, next
clalmtd the title, but he met defeat at
ight limes carried off j
-uo championship. His |
hr.^t comiuest w. .00, and hc was j
,hi nuumrchof I ^^e no later than
on, which is an epic in sustaln-
e„ ,„uu.g ability. Moreover. Wner
was prlnclpaUy reBponslble for Pltts-
1, .ennant triumphs in 1091. ^^^-^
I 1809. -Kvery season his big
• -, In the race
^plsht'v::et;
Forbes' lieid possible. _
Hans is still a flrst-cla>s fiel'ling
.>«.>,.>,. ..I, rvnt ni lire SO fast
as he was some year43 ago. ^'^tjf ^°" J
hold down first base or a position in
th,. outfield to perfection.
AVtigner was born in 1874 and will be
38 years old on the 34th of this month
He Is the highest salaried player In the
National league an-l Is Independently
wealthy. \
J. R *€bLLISTER
■>, I 'f •*?!!?f % ^^
1331 OxnratammA 9%.
in
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BOWLING
AIjIiEir it C'_".
FIT-REFORM
-'aring
n\irt
The sport
on the
popularity.
Tuinia On Ice
Ohe ordinarily associates tennis with
warm spring and summer days, green-
^wlri or baked clay, flannel-clad and
:^b«rned players. But now tennis bid.,
fair to become as much of a wlntei
IZZ as it IB a summer sport. Sev-
eral of the tennis dubs In New \ork
nave floo,i«l the courts wlmre In sum-
mer the pla-- v..".. •, i>n = :.
„ui.,:a«i.:-ir--' 1 "■"■■ ^■■' ^•
imcs-on the frozen surface
ice has gained considerable
The nets are stretched
ntre of the Ice-covered
players use skates to
. .i.« ire At first It took the
itet over liie ice. •"»■>. M'f" ^ "^ * ,
Players of the new game some time to
;'*'^a£'-u«tomed to getting around on
the gilders. They nxade many awkward
movJs and many tn^^ re awkward shots,
in time, however, they became more
adept ;n getting around the ice-clad
courts, and once they became proficient
they .grew enthusiastic ovei- the sport. |
Where Is Vancoaver?
The sport dcpester on the Vancouver
_.-;..^ cTr««» tb« CoUoWlng: 'Calgar.s
Ta^'L^ntTream of bowlers to the West-
ern Uov^Ung <-ongress at lx>s Angeles,
and in that connection a P.aper of the
p^alrle town says: 'It will be tne on y
'Canadian team at the M.ev.nt^ and o
may be sai.; •c-eeht tne
Will give a suit of clothes to Iho
best ten 200 ten-pln scores rolled
from February 20 to March 31,
iai2.
Entries for the . House League
tournament nov? being taken.
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lK>wllng
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one from Westminster, while laboring
under the delusion that British Ooluni-
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Help! Help!'."
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their men
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Cases end other modern eciulpment.
Agents Hurley Davidson -Motor Cycle.
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other cabinet ministers to dinner In tlio
legislative Krlll.
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VICTOIUA pAJXif <jOLOi>ix5i.
g:
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In, an outlay r.n your part which would indeed be insig-
nificant when compared with results.
TO ATTEND RALiy
Will Discuss Railway Policy
and Other Provincial issueb
Before Annual Meeting of
Conservative Association
Jn ihi. .action voii will find a collection of beautiful floor coverings which
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evenlHK Hie spcakprn will Include Pre-
mier Mi;Rrl<l.> uiitl other mcmbiTS of his
cabinet together wltli a number of the
representatives In thw last provincial
parliament The prpnH«i' will spuu-k on
the legislation of the past session and
on tiie, iaauea to be discussed during
the comlnK campaign. It Is antlclimled
that his address will be of an unusual-
ly interestlnK character as It will be In
the nature of lils opening speech In tlie
election c<>^»np»«^lgn- He wlU deal chledy
wlths the railway policy which is the
principal issue before the electors. Tlie
olh«r mlnlBtors will speeli upon matters
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ments.
The annual meotinp promises to be
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■-' "^"^^^ A presideui, V
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Little Things Tell
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HOLBERG AND PORTS
Canwry Bepreaentative BntfaRes Weat
Coast Indians for tHe »lver«
Inlet Canneries
.«,n,..op,.fl by the actloo t>f natural cau»e».
("hlelly the weather; how cliff* become
boulder», how boulder* bet-omo pebble*, an*
pebble* In turn become ••.ad.
In cour«o of time U occur* that Nature,
ihtti m.mt ver*«tlle old lady, produce* a kind
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composed of Quart*, rounded and til«tily
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being trodden upon, ov by brlns struck, tliey
nr.uJuce mu*lcttl nolfs. Much p'.'rfecl de-
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WHH by moiiiiK i>f suniples of the real Ekk
variety mat ine lecturer i»ioducoi3 laur.ca.
non-B boloru hi* deliishled audience. who
forKot that they knew a lot about Keology
and other »clentlflc BUbJeclH and cheerfully
behaved as boy«.
Mr. Carnn-WllBon prefaced his expcrl-
nieniB by a little pxplnnatlon of the differ-
ence between mere nolsu and mu*lc. al-
though, as he said, llure are Bonie unhapivv
people who confound the two. Briefly, If a
Bi'rles ot IrrcRular vlbriulon* 1« produced,
the result I* merely a noise, hut If the vl-
brutlong are regular the result la a muaUal
note. And that Is why the Bands of the
Isle ot F.KE. which are hard ami i.OllBhed.
spherical hi ahai-e. and itguloj- in size, ar<;
ihe best of the kind.
Kllllnif a wooden cbB cup v.lth oand fi 0111
the Isle of Eks— the coincidence I* striking
— he BlBbbcd the Band with a wooden nine-
plu abHtracted, he said, from the nur«eiy
at home, and pmducod a hlli musical note.
The sand behaved better In the ckb cup
than In unythlnB else. In a carboard box
Us musical note remained dumb, as It did
(n n, firtwor pot Hiid In Ihn half of u rubber
ball. In hair a wooden liaatet crk — aBaln
the coincidence — the sand from the Isle of
KKg. as the lecturer remarked. ■•poaUiTeiy
revelled" In Us surroundings, and emitted
a sharp Joyous squeiiklnK.
Musical Kandic hav« been known for a
thousand year*, and It is believed that there
la a reference to them In one of the Inltjs
ot the Arabian Nights. But Nature, who
conducts experlmeniB on quite a dlfferipi
scale froo those of laai night, produces much
fln»r res'jltB.Thsrels the Mountain of <'"'
Beil on tlie »hores of the Red Seii, which
makes extraordinary sounds anA boomlntca
.%vhca the •■winoa act th'o-^cdtintics»' inlllitjiis.
;of particle* rubbing- against each other and
;Vlbratlng. Darwin discovered the "Roarer"
In Chile, which alBo make* tremendous
noises, and there are many other examples
In various parts of the world. Htut it has
been left to Mr. Carns-Wtlson to make a
/upectAl Btudy of the subjoct. and to make,
-™ ^— ■^ItHwaty* table, the «an<t, »»;"""
0-'%o'oden egg-cup.
r
ADVERTISING READERS
The steamer Tees. C'apt. Gillani, re-
lumed yesterday afternoon from llol-
berg and w^y ports of the woet coast
with 71 f ■ -• -"-^ n fair cargo In-
cluding*! 1 ■'•y <i^a-y *'■«"»
I .nd, for the B.
a shipment of
wliale oil fro!
Araonif the : -* on the Teee
was Mr, Robert Woods, of the Rivera
Inlet canneries, who made the round
trip to engage Indians for the coming
t!«t.ing season. He secured a large ruc:-
ij. r of Indians at the west coast ranch-
cMrS. ■""" "
Hoppe "Wins Agaia
rniL.\in:i,PHi.\, K«b. 27.— WiiHo
niB third »i« »!»">:
iniuvi. ^i ...K. . a of five games of
40o'"polnt8 each, 18.1 balk line billiards,
with Harry Cllne. by 400 to 209. Hoppc's
lilghest run was 56 and CUne's 54.
Too Late to
Classify
Quick Besults — Kor lm.in»diate re-
BUllB list your property for sale
wUh llrltlsh Canadlun Home Uulld-
ers, Ltd., 31B-31b bayward iUdif.
I'bone lOHO. .
"Mlclilcan St. — Near M.mtieal, »0x
I'O fi.'i'VO; eu»y terms. This H
below muikol price. Hrltlsh Ca-
nautan tii<r.^« i«u..o-.-. c.k '
bai- w a r d_li] d«. _jrltone lO-iO-
"S^k '5aj"Avc.-«o ft. with ""u;;^;;;'
elKht-roomed house, oniy »10.l>""-
terms roasonable. British Car.u-
dlan Hoin.' UuilUers, Md.. Srj-31u
i< ay ward Bldg. Phone 1030.
~\\7u^t\u. Wefct— .New n\o-r>«>med bun-
galow on lurKc corner lot. ""'V
$4,7':5; iciniB very easy. UrltlHli
^•anad!all ilom« TluUdera. Utd.,
3 1 3 - 3 1 i Kay ward H Id g. PhoneJ^ 3 0
liiugartt — I'lnse to .McnxIcB. two lot*.
Gcixl-.'., ?2.760 each; easy terms.
Hrltlsh Canadian Home Hutldore,
l,td. 3i:-;;iii Sayward Bldg. Phom-
loau.
Wauled — l.lBtlngs of houses, uboui
»;.5U0 to fS.tlOO; »600 cash, bal
aiice easy tcrmi...^^i; h^ve clhnt.v
viatllhK. Uritlsh Canadian Horn.
Builder*. I.td.. 312-315 Bayjvur.l
Hid ]i. Phono 103U. '•■
Luniptuili'' St. — I..ot 11SX1S4, Close to
old Esquimau road, only »2,900;
— c ^ ^ritisii- C— — sill" "
Home Builders. Ltd., 312-315 Say-
ward Bldg. Phone 1030^
Buhtnefis rropcrty— 80x120 on John-
son street; revenue producing; ?"*
per month; $25,000; one-quarter
cash, balance arrange. Corner In
adjoining block sold for »60,000.
British Canadian Homo Builders,
i^imiied. ai;i-315 Buyweiru Sldg.
Phone 1080. ^
-■. Htnnlcy A\-e.r— -gine a-rooln<A^ hflUg? .
on largo lot. close to car line, lull
basement, stone foundation,^ bath
room, toilet, fully modern; prlci»
9.'!, 000; tl.000 cash, balance ar-
iRn>;e, Act quickly If you want
this. British Canadian Homo
Builders, 312-81S Sayward- Building
FACTS
AND
Practical
Information
ABOUT
women's Dutlecs »t Home.
Til- i.ecesslty for labor Of the bauds
iiMV !.a,«i9 away. But this only makes It
^oi, : .at women cultivate
thei; 1 their affecUona.
There Is a taak before Canadian women
*tnd for all his harsh crlllcisni and tod
sweeping generalizations, Jacob yalvhla
points the way to It when he writes;
"If Ruskin is correct in declaring
that the end of all right education for
a woman is to' make her love homo bet-
ter than any other place, then Indeed.
thosf> r.stlo^^s ladies of both England and
ea, ti- and evident failures
in i,.,. -.. .. scerii" to regard their
homes, not as places in which they are
to stay and be happy In the quiet or-
dering of their affairs, but as places
.. ,, ,.t out of at an costs.
^ ,, , u> enter their heads
•hat they have duties to fulfil, though a
^n<>,i nV;,nv of them manage to persuade
liuit they have lights •to-
1 .„.n;anu ;i.s If the two things Were or
I cuuld be distinct. In any case I feel
sure that our present day ladles are
much in need of learning this- truth
afresh, if once the importance of keep-
ing their houses capably and accurately,
ihexdcllght of bringing up their children
sanely and joyously, and the duty of
using their social power for tlie help
of other less fortunate human beings
were to dawn upon them, they might
abandon those fields of strenuous Idle-
nest In which they now seek, unsuccess-
fully enough, to conduct their revels and
niisht -....i.., a genuine, cont.-nt In
set-v'iii; leadfast hours."
Delhi Cafe, Yates Street, now open. •
Meet me at the James Bay Grill. We'U
(51no together at 6:16.
Delhi Cafe, Yates Street, now open. •
Old Roofs Renewed by coating with
'••Nag" x;uaipo3itio.n. - Waterproof and
fire proof. See or "phone Nowioa &
Qrecr Co., 1326 Wharf street
tiassoolng wild animals. Where?
At the Bijou Theatre Today. •
Delhi Cafe. Yates Street, now open. •
"Nag" Roof composition will stop
leaks and add years to the i'.f.n of ^.r.
old roof. See Nev.toa ^ Greer Co., 1329
Merciiants' Lunch will be served as
usual from 12 to 8 at the Sandrlngham,
■joo Vt\r.t <!«<■«.>> <m anrt nfmr JaJluarV I
Delhi Cafe. Yates Street, now open. •
Branding cattle. Where? At the
Bijou Theatre Today. *
Leaky Roofs Repaired by Newton &
Greer Co.. 1326 Wharf street, makers of
"Nag" Composition.
^ww.-.rr — . St.— Ne5»^ well built OualJ,,^ .
low close to Fort st. car. basemen't; '
bath, electric light. $3,600; tSBO
cash, J20 monthly. British Cana-
dian Home Builders, Ltd., 312-315
Sayward Bldg. Phone 1030.
Real Estate AgeatH — To whom It
may concern. British Canadian
Home Builders, Ltd., havejaxcluslvo
listing of lots 6 and 7 Niagara St.,
.lames Bay.
Wanted — Listings In James Bay and
Victoria West, for quick results
list your property with British
Canadian Home Builders, Ltd., 312-
315 Sayward Bldg. Phone 1030.
"siiares In British Canadian Home
Biiildera. Ltd., wlil bo advanced to
fl.lO per ohans Muieli Blh, the
second Issue st $1.00 has nearly
all been subscribed; $10 cash and
%V> monthly purchases 100 shareia
at $1.00 per share. Send foe pros-
pectus; It will interest you.
Don't forget to call for free Indexed
Map of Cltv.
British Canadian Home
EuilderSj Limited
Ileal KstatB Department.
Members Victoria Real Kslate E.t-
/ change.
.^gent.s: Royal Intturanre Company.
Third Floor. Sayward Building.
Phone 1030.
ErnsEt Kennedy, Managing Director.
Singing Sand.
\ most rB,8Clnatlng lecture was given at
M,e Aoyal SotHotloB club. St. James's street,
■ecetitly by Mr. Cecil Caru.-Wll.on, on the
^uhVrcl of -secrets in Hands," a.id a part
of the lecture was devoted to a conslderat^or.
ot the exliaordlnnry .■snnds known as mu-
alcal" or "singing" sands.
The ben slhKlng suiidN In the world some
l,cnn the Isle of li:gk'. off the -•oast of Scol-
ind and It 1« coinfortInK to know that
vhaU'Vfr flBur" Britalii may cu t In gi-and
era she Ib at least pre-eminent when It
,ome8 to a qucitlon of ringing sand
Uy means of n splendid series of Itttitern
• Udes th* lecturer ||Bhowed how the rocks,
of which the earti Is composed, are de-
The Tea Kettle Tea Room, 1119 Doug-
las Street, Breakfasts, hot lunciiKon.
afternoon teas, new laid eggs from
iladrona always on hand.
S. P. C. A. cases of cruelty. Phone,
Inspector Russell, 1921.
Riding wild horses. -Whore? At the
Bijou Theatre Today. *
Make your money earn 10 per cent,
per annum. I have f40.000 in gilt edge
real estate mortgages ano »a>e ito'«^-
ments. which 1 will sell at a discount,
making the Investment earn the pur-
chaser 10 per cent, per annum. The
securities are in various amounts from
11,500 to $10,000. ■ I^or particulars write
"Advertiser," J?. O. Box 88tJ, Victoria,
B. C, or telephone 864.
You can deposit your mon-jy ai ■» per
cent. Interest with the B. C. Permanent
Loan Company and be able to withdraw
the total am o.unt or any portion thereof
without notice. Cheques are supplied
to each depositor. Paid up capital over
Jl. 000,000, assets over $3,000,000. Branch
office, 1210 Government street, Victoria,
B. C. •
Betnoval XTotlce
On and aflt-r March l.st the firm of
Messrs. J. Valo & Sons, wholesale pro-
duce and provl.sion merchants, will carry
on business from their new warehouse,
corner of Bay and Government Stretts.
Thanking our patrons sino»r«ly for their
past support and trusting the future
may realize a continual and steady in-
crease of their tstetmed patronage, we,
as ever, yours truly,
J. VAIO & SONS.
GOOD
BUY
Joseph Street —
50x120. Price ...?1,000
Oliver Street —
50x120. Price ...$1,050
Fifth St., SE. Cor. Topaz—
45x110. Price $925
We have a select list f
houses in every district.
Price.> low. tcrni.^ ca.';}-.
KOW OPEW
Hotel Barron.
Ifotol Barron, corner IJraiiviUo and
Nelson .'(tieels, Vancouver, B. 0.
A modern hotel of the hlKhest stand-
ard. See our novel Grape Arbor Grill.
Kate."" $1.50 i>t^r day up.
Oscar U. Burrnn. T. S. Bropby.
Managers
M ,11— ■nw,g^*awy
Victoria
Conservatives
Arc cordially invited to attend the
Annual Meeting
■■■—'■*—'■■■ '.f _ ^j ri ■■"'^■'"■;r-~ —"-•='* ' " ' ■ ■ r I " ' ill I III ■■ ■' ■■'■
Of the CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION to be
held in A. O. U. W. HALL, Yates street, _
Thursday, February 29th
At 8" p. m. Business, election of officers.
GOD SAVE THE KING
Knott Bros,
and
Brown, Ltd.
Yates and lilanchartl Streets
Phone 2873
N
Outer
Wharf
On Dallas road, close to
Dallas hotel, «3x 165' feet
With large house and cot-
tage. Price $ai,ooo; 011?-
(luarter cash, balancj;;-/! aud
. 2 years. ''
^orge
AND
Surrounding Country, in
which over 200,000 acres of
Farm Land have been re-
served and surveyed for Pre-
emptors ONLY.
For the past two years we
have ptiblished a pamphlet in
which is given all informa- 1
tion aval la bl (5 about Fort
George and Central British
Columbia.
.\^^Jg|||ve continuously
made public the outstanding
facts:
That there is no prairie
land in the Fort George Dis-
That with the exception of
small areas of open mead-
fows, the land is covered with
a growth of timber, some
light and somxC heavy;
That 50 per cent of the
land is light soil, with sand
and gravel ridges;
That the main rivers, such
as the Fraser, Nechaco,
Stuart and Salmon, are
mostly from 50 to 250 feet
below the " . bench land
through which they run;
That there is an abundance
of pure water in creeks,
lakes and rivers;
That the climate is suf>-
perb; and
That one acre of the good
! land is worth as much as five
acres in any other part of
Western Canada.
The truth is good enough
abotit Fort George, and We
are publishing this advertise-
ment so that the intending
settler and investor shall
know the truth and not be
misled- by exaggerated re-
ports of the Fort George
District, whether good or
bad.
Fort George is the "Hub
of B. C," and the centre of
an empire rich in' natural re-
sources— fruit and farm land,
timber and mineral I4iid.
You should know all about
this vast new country.
Write to us for the "B. C
Bulletin ot Information*' and
"Facts," both frfec.
Grogan & Crook
128 Pembcrton Buildilbg
I Phone i805
titummimm
Securitv Co.^
J^Mt Owners «nd $0|ii
Fort G«*li "*
604 mu
!i^.^
■Ha
mmmm
V.'odne«dr'y. rri--'--^' '^ 1912
VICTORIA DAILY COLONIST
4 •
) I
Only 24 Lots Left
In Our Hillside Subdivision
This subdivision has only been on the market a little more than two weeks,
yet 86 lots have been sold. Property that will sell as quickly as that must have
more than ordinary attractions. This property has. Every lot is close to the
NEW HILLSIDE AVENUE CAR LINE and also to the NORMAL
SCHOOL SITE. These two factors will have a big influence in developing
this district rapidly, which means that values will enhance quickly. They al-
ways do so close to a car line.
The proper thing to do is to buy one of these Hbts now so that you may
profit by the rise in values which is bound to come.
It is not likely that these lots will last long, so that you should get particu-
WHAT THE WORLD'S
PrtESS IS SAYING
1
A liOTjBr of Mankind
i':vi-r.v uiiiiiuMKii iiiiiui will always rank i
lars now. You will make good on these lots.
* " ' — ^^ — -^^ ^ -M''WP'fflR^Sife''^*tP*"'^' Ssjfefflw!*' *T" •«**> "''^JS'/JP^ ■T.-^-'^iv^ fl*^^*l «l -V^lP'^T*?*
tiijwimiS^iwo*.''
Whynntitcomc
JJicUeiiss amiJUK i^''*-' KreinieHt eplo poets
Of the ninet^'-'inh <."?i>iury. lie •-••irri—'
the line of Jiuropean-Amerlcan realism,
which bejfi'^ii. wllli KlchttrUMon's work>,
to e. culminating poliii from which u
new world waw caught Might of, stimul-
ating thlH. world of men with the breiitli
of hiM powerful Iniaulnuiton. He loved
iiiuiikliul movf limn hlH urilatic profes-
sion.— ijukunft.
iedplan nowt,
:am
ffrWjjmjin'
mmk
m»fgmpilm
^^mW^i^^m!^, Ltd:
»NVESfMENT
SAYWARD BLOCK
Branch Office'-43i Homer Street, Vancbiiver, D. C
Agents Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Company
Members Victoria Real Estate Exchange
PHONE 1434
"Kelffhborly" Crltlolam
Tlu' shanielcBS comments of thi» Brlt-
Ibh presa on the highest German court,
whose. uuMlnchinK sense of justice has
never before been called In (luestlon
either in Germany or abroad, outweigh
all the peace and friendship protesta-
tions Just now being heaped upon us
UJ ■<,■,' *p .-^.^^^^^ W .• »•*••** ^...g^U- ^•^•Avid Ak.1 •..—
testimony of a certain Leonard JLock-
WUOli XJV LUC UpilllVJi* VX «* X^llfc*c»«» VA-
noncommlssl«tied officer compared with
the verdlct-of the German supreme court?
There Is apparently a very peculiar
notion of - Justice In England. If a
foreign spy la caught and Jailed in
Kngland, that Is. of course, Just. If.
jjQ^ever. an KngM«li »i»y is trapped
abroad, eupecially in Germany, tliat Ta
n. and. unoardonable injury
^Britlfih IntcrestB. For has
^ i^.^iio greatest interest in
^ J ftf-^fltfitTOfrny as long as Germany
itM<'1»'"'"t<iiifi^ 'tir*'*"' lulled into peace
^^Skf ■ l»l#"ottePWl8e will England
bo able IfttW to $»>W upon the German
■>ii>t"»| Ttl» ffttthft itngfr Ifi fiirilBafr^g
CHIC V
DAI l_ V
rvi Ev rsA OR A. N Du rvi
OPEN tVtNINOS UNTIL 9 OtLOO^
Let Us Loan
You iht; money at
Per
Cent
To Buy
OR
Build
Pay off mortgages or
improve rca! estate.
occ our plan.
Write phone or call
Upper Fort St. Corners
a:
K
O
O
o
o
z
Corner Fort Street and Stanley AvenUe~95 8-io feet on Fort
Street, 135 feet on Stanley Avenue
THREE FRONTAGES
FORT STREET, 122 FEET,
ST. CHARLES STREET, no FEET
BELMONT AVENUE, 60 FEET.
All Choice Streets
For Price and Terms, apply to
J. L. FLANAGAN
EXCLUSIVE .-\OENT
503 Sayward Block Phone 3084
The Canadian
Home Investment
Co.. Ltd.
to T>e exposed.
ilesane.48 requires
Lageszeitung.
1l?<«ll CaaMMl^U/^^l r^olif/\Mrftii Ratn/iol/VtA/
ntn iUiiii5ii£u l^OiiiUi iiSU tiU'il^USw-V7
On one of the best streets of Foul Bay, 4 rooms, kitchen, bathroom, new
Oegllinitlif Oi JanUtll jr, »c«tUjr -J-Or «»ro,»t^.»».0.. ••• «Jr _^..— — o — -.
house, 1 minute from car.' ?i300: cash, balance 510 per month.
Price SP4500
GISBERT N. WITT
.Menibrr \ i,ror;a Real Estate E.-tciiiinsc-
McCanum Block, Bouglas Street.
F, O. Box 1333.
MALE HELP
WANTED
L';u: _\i)Li write up Acci-
dent and Health Insurance
(in commission. Best policy
on' earth,
hustler.
BIl' money for
BOX 955 COLONIST
-*Vbe (ireatest CaMUAtf*
\\''iat have the two miglitlest nations
In Kuropv to gain by standing ready to
leap at each other's throat and tear
each other to pieces? Must not any
cool-headed, deliberate Englishman see
that without « reliable and mighty ally
on the continent England's world
power is not maintainable? If he re-
views all tne factors must not be stni
ay to himself, 'Despite many failings
the German empire Is by far the most
solvent and most solid continental firm?'
So ought the most Anglophobe Pan-Ger-
man to bring himself to understand
that 'Rule Britannia" will resound for a
long time (o come, and thut without an
undei ^ wUh Albion even Uie
nilKlu - ■ id power cannot carri- on
navigation and over-sea commerce per-
manently ■wiiirnuoceBSi"'- --" ■ : - .- -
An Anglo-German war would be the
greatest calamity that could befall Eur-
ope and clvlllziitlon. But together the
two powers could dictate the peace of
the world and ro forward hand-in-hand
with the opening up in Asia and Africa
of many count rlfS .still sunltca.n t..s
dark night of ba.rbertsm.— Berliner Tag.:-
blatt.
HILLSIDE AVENUE
WE KECOMMEWD TOU TO BUY OH THIS rilTB THOB.OUOHPA.BE
Hiilside A^^n"" '« th« main ajlerv lo Uie Kiial anU West, starting frc.m
the Inner Harbor on tbe West It run.s .straight through to the "Uplands'
at rSftdbcM-o . Ba.v.^. All that district compoMing the North.Mn part of_the
City la tributary to It, as well a-s the farming lands further out. 'i-nis
thoroughfare is to be widened to 75 feet, paved and a diouble car tracli
laid to the City Limits.
Buy now, before these improvements, wihlcb will shortly be coin-
menced. are'under way. , , . ^
W© have several fine lots on this promising street, size 50xU6, close
in. high and dry. fine view, splendid residential sites. Price 91600 oaih,
, gflOia 1 •" ■ Also some very excellent lots on Ryan Street, one f^treet
' ,5d^.- PiJct; ?1000, fi-Go4 t^rms, •j'hftr<v4«.a.iiiandB»me-iii-«flt
ivMttit.-JUHlLiitl»ai^noT\- before the Improvementa.
■^'iifMifymi^mfViK'^v^x:
BAGSHAWE & CO.
Phoi
Rooms 224-225 Pemberton BIdg.
"^^^ :''llfrH^'f .y^^^*^'"'^^^^^^ ■^^^^^'^ Kxchang-e)
!rr
THE COUGH MUST BE CURED.
THE SYSTEM BUiLT UF.
The function of- Mathieu's
Syrup of Tar and Cod Liver Oil
is to do this double duty.
The Tar cures the cough.
The CodXiver Oil strengthens
the system. ^
No other agents equal these,
no other combination «s .so success-
ful as Mathieu's Syrup of Tar
and Cod Liver Oil.
So wonderful is this remedy
that it is 3 h i pped each sea;Spn in
car-loads. Large bottle 35 cents.
Sold everywhere.
Wh^ hendache and fever are pre.sent with
a colJ take Mathiru* Nervine I'owdera to
reduce the fever and allay tl:o pain. J. L.
Matbieu Co., Props.. Sherbroolcc, Que. (B)
D!slr!bi!t!«»n for "W^t^m r«n»d*
FOI.KY BROS, T.ARSON ft CO.. INC.
Winnipeg, Edmonton, Vancouver.
Saakaioon.
Edso
n
Lots for sale in the very choicest location. This
is an opportunity to get into the -commg- Metropolis
of Western Alberta at the ^^"IMilif^'^'"" and very easy
terms.
Lots in a sub-division within JNine Blocks of the
G. T. P. Depot at from $ioo to $150.
f\0 J.i>i X 12/XKiVO X .
T<ir\ T'A VTTC
TERMS EASY
EDS0NT0WNS1TEC0.,Ltd.
Robert Baldwin, Local ^Manager
1214 Government Street,. Victoria Head Office, Vancouver
SUGAR
$1.35 SACK
FLOUR
$1.80 PER SACK.
drnbine Jam
RASPBERRY AN D STRAW-
BERRY,' 5-lb. TIN, 75c
A HALF PAGE OF
Anti-Combine Grocery Prices
READING THEM WILL KEEP YOU POSTED
STORE AT THE CORNER OF FORT AND BROAD STREETS
Anti-Combine Tea
3 POUNDS FOR $i.oaj
OUR FAMOUS I
Independent Butfer
3 POUNDS FOR $1.00
Morrell's Picnic Ham
15c PER POUND
per 1
1 OX CREAMERV V^' ITER-
40c
15c
25c
.25c
15c
25c
50c
25c
per cio.':en <
PEAS, MEANS OR CORN— Tartan brand—
J U\\> Hi"
f ANAULW TOMATOES— Tartan brand—
larqe can
C-\ LI FORNl'A TOMATOES—
2 cans for
FL\EST J.M'.A.X Kie'l' •
0 pounds for
MAl'LE FLAVOR SYRUP-
CALIFORNIA ' CANNED 'apricots." 'peAcHES OR 25c
PEARS— the best fruit packed— large 1 an
EDWARDS DESICCATED SOUP— g^^
per packet
JOHNSON^S FLUID BEEF- AQc
large i6-oz. jar
MILD CURED liREAKlAST ,;.\C()N— 23c
per pound _ ^
MORRELL'S MILD CURED HAM- 20C
per pound
PU^RNELL'S T^TRK MALT VTNEOAR— |C^
large bottle *^^^
STEPHEN'S ENGLISH PICKLES— all kind.s— 25c
large jar
\-AN CA^IP'S SPAGHETTI. 2^ C
2 liu'^ for
CROSSE &BLACK\\ l-J.LS j.\.\l— all kmd.s—
l-lb. glavss, each
ROWAT'S WORCESTER SAUCE—
three half-pint bottles
QUEEN CITY TOMATO CATST-P-
per boitle
THISTLE TOMATO CATSUP—
small bottle
BLUE LABEL TOMATO CATSUP—
per bottle
ST. CHARLES OR CANADA FIRST CRE.\M -
large 20-ounce can
tf:tley's loose tea—
lour pounds for
\)\<. PRICE'S OR royal BAKING I'oWDER—
2l''2 lb. can. $1.10 — 12-0Z. can
MAGIC BAKING POWDER—
5-lb. can. 90c — 12-ouncc can
COX'S GELATINE—
pe,r packet
jELLO — all flavors —
three packets for
ANTI-COMBINE JELLY POWDER— all flavors-
4 packets for
CAN ADIA N CORN STARCH —
three packets for . . ».!
RECLEANED CURRANTS—
per pound -
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S MINED PEEL-
per pound
FINE SULTANA RAISINS-
two pounds f"r
20c
25c
?0c
10c
30c
10c
$1.00
35c
20ir
10c
25c
25c
25c
10c
15c
25c
TnTARMALADE-
CROSSE ^^ i;i.\CKwHLL
7-lb. tin
PURE NEW ZEALAND JAM—
■4-lb. tin •
HONEY-"finest California. Bring Y<iur own jar. and get
'"three pounds for
CALIFORNIA HONEY—
per comb
\.\Ti-COMBlNE LAUNDRY SOAP—
seven full weight bars
■i B1-: WlllTF'CA^'IMi.i' SOAP-
SUNLIGHT OR LIFEBUOY SOAP—
1 1 barJB fr>r
OLD DliTClI CLEANSER—
^ per tin
SAPOLIO—
per bar '
MALTA VITA—
per ])acket <
CREAM OF WHEAT—
per packet '
CREMO— Just like cream of wheat at less than half the
price. lo-lb. sack ,
xMONK & GLASS'S CUSTARD POWDER, i-Ib.
MONK & GLASS'S' CUSTARD ' JPOWDER;
pkt •
MONK & GLASS'S BLANC MANGE POWDER,
3 pkts. for ' ■ V. .. .,
These arc something vei'y nice.
75c
50c
50c
20c
25c
20c
50c
lOc
10c
lOc
20c
45c
25c
lOc
.25c
I
WF GIVE YOU THF BEST VALUE IN THE CITY FOR YOUR MONEY-LET US HAVE YOUR ORDERS-SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
COPAS & YOUNG, ANTI-COMBINE (1
OUICK DELIVERY
Ciroccry Department Phones 04 and 95
... THE ONLY GENUINE INDEPENDENT STORE IN THE ClTV*
Country Orders Shipped Same Day as Received
■A., .i, V>ii-^
' "f '£,
mm.i'^m^s^s: -f^vf^m^!^'
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VTCTORIA DAILY COLOKISl
W«eln««d«y, February 28. 1912
B. C. Land and Investment Agency Limited
Victoria
West
Victoria West, 60x120. op-
Oiie-tliu-il casii, fjiiiiiiKf 1
and 2 years. Price
U0,500
View
Street
Victoria
West
RKVENirE PRODUCING
Close la. CDvner lot, 60x120,.
with 5 houses producing
roveaue of $I0O per month.
One-fourth cash, balance
arranged to suit. I'ruc
:^ . 835,000
St. Charles
Street
PINE STREET
TWO l.OTS
6o-fo(>' ' .!"->■ t» Craig-
{lowcr road. One-half
cash, balance at 7 per cent.
Price ^700
Cacli 30xi4'5, cli'-c \'< -vu.
,S340 cash on eacli !■', l>il-
ance '6, 12 and i.S niuntiis.
!■ rh S975
Victoria West
R G Land and Invekment Agency~T^imited
LET
PHONE 125
McAskill St— I.nt nu ,x H'AX and modern two-storey dwelling- of 7 rooms, bath
.,,,,1 ,,nntr> . iT-cc $2100. Terms $500 cash, balance $20 per month.
Skinner St.-Corner of Mary. Ua ho ,k 120 and new 5-roomed bim-aiuw, all mod-
ern conveniences, piped for ttirnace. two fire phices. Price $6500. Easy terms.
Skinner St.-Two l..i> adjoinmg ihc Reserve, and swell 1 /.-storey bungalow,
of r. rooms, full) nu.dern; maunificcMit view. Price and terms on application.
Craigflower Road-Small lots on the car Ime, 50 x .00, at $1500 each, on easy
terms.
p p pT?0\l/TV
Fire Insurance Written
Phono 1076
"^"n^ Broad Stf*« "^
toria
T-t
infm^mmm
. P. Q. Box 423
Wf^-pjf^l^ffT,;
Home
SNAP
Avenue Home
8ixc)t
Blanchard and
Pandora
revenue
New livc-roomed home, close
to cars and sea, thoroug-hly
modern, with fireplace, pan-
elled walls, 2 bedrooms, ^"ll^Corne
basenfieiit, electric fixtures, etc., j-^-pj.,,j^n.in-;. ^
on large lot. \
Price Only $2,950 I Pricey
S450 cash and $30 per month. 1 l:^OOt :!> VUU
Ju^co i;cacon Mill ])ark, is mod-
ern in every way, furnace, 1 ire-
places. 1. reception hall,
dininof room. ^ i>
lire:, bed
P,
■arj^jj 5 wj-Ttfj-^"'
^,-. -(..-Mg]!
lilcNen Avdj
iilliW(UiiiiiJB''W*<*" ' '
» • • * •
$i,OQO cash, 1 and 2 years
Oliver Street— Two tieatttiful lots, ^oxr^- ^"^^^
Oakland Road-Two lots, % cash, balance arranged. Each.
Pleasant Avenue— 50x120 to a lane. Easy terms. Price , . .
* • • • •
,250
$975
$800
|. .$1,000
Linkkas Avenue— Excellent high lot. Price, on terms, $900 and l^f^er at $850
Fairfield Estate— Two lots, commanding view. Price each, on terms. .$1,500
SEE OUR LARGE LIST OF HOMES OK SMALL CASH PAYMENTS
J\wo von j^iut^u^i^o^ii^ j^iu.
p. O. Box 618
Members Victoria Real Eslate Exchange
630 \icw' Street
INSURANCE
Phone 2445
Oak Bay Lots
Bank c- T-' '"^jyj||r^^^^^Q^^^^y^'"^"^'^°°' ' '■' ''''''
olk^Bay Ave.-i^R. ^loublc corner. $6000. Good tcnu.
Hulton St.-2 lots. 50 X 120 each. Price $.500 for both.
Denman St.-Near Richmond, lot 50 x 103. $900. V, cash. ^
I Victoria I
West 1
_
North West Real Estate
Members of Victoria Real Estate Exchange
■ " Phone 640 706 Yates Street
Hi
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I
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g :r.'> feel fronting on J;r.s- o
S sril Strorl. 0,1 t.-■Ml^. g
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B. C. Sales Co.
14ia OOVEKinttENT STB.rET.
Phone 2G62
VICTORIA
Welunr somo of ihc cliuic
u :,. «k;. ,ji..ii-i<i )Mol-ii on car lirii
aiKl iK'ur llic reserve. For parlicu
NOTICE
I'lilil further noiivc, ovr advcr-
oT^T7i-TAT \rATTTE TM LOTS III
Irma Street, close to BumaKie. f^.'^'-'O • f ' ' i^., . ! ! ; tf ,S.-,<)
..,^ .^-.««. nnp hloik from HinsiUe. ooxi-i ^,.,^-,
Myrtle Avenue
Oxford Street,
Stannard Avenue,
nice lot elo«e to _(.X.ok 4S:cXM .■/..•.•.•.■.•^ JoOO
ue, <'los-H to '-ar, nOxi-O '
The atoove on ea«y termo.
McmV.crs Victoria Real Estate Exchange. ^^^^^ ^^^^
Bayward Block. Ground rioor. ^
Crisp Snaps
Kingston Btreei; Juitt u '«« •1'';
SI 10(1
oak Bay. IftrgP -luuDlo c'"'"^'- i^'" ,
iiiiil l,'lKi!tMn $.1300
phton
V fllcrfrnntttKi'
nlral ovo-
.... ««r.ii
fi.rlllK'-
acre»,
FBlrnHd «na l.l..dcn uvcnn... .Ij-ub-
corn*'!* • '*
Douglas ami I>8lliis
■• SI2.000
Below Value
Saratogra and St. Patrick — .' I'l^'.
120x120. 'in terms Jfii <00
Sapatog-a and St. David— Corner
kit, 60xl"J«t. on tc-rms ..^1250
Kobertaon St. — Uunnin;; thruut'li
to itoll.vwood Crescent, on
terms JfH :'00
Kamley Street — 2 lots. fjOxi:!?, on
irrms. ciich ^1 JifiO
I lie I IIIVJl V/Oi uvi v;..
Fairfield Road
MV THR OAR 1^1X12
.Size Is 85x1 IR
FKICZ: IS f2100 ONLY
I »n term.s.
'i'lii: :>e»t buy In Foul Ua.v
larvS, sec
Child, Garratt & Go.
.50(1 Savwanl BIk, Victoria
Beckett, Major & Co., Ltd.
Me'.t!bers of the Victoria Real Estatfc-Exchanf::e.
643 Fort Street. Telephone 2967.
Phone 05:^
...... I ..
I'tipqualefi
i;.iKV tprlTi." ••'■
xll.
ill"'
•,UI «l "fflto fnr li»iis«'.". :v
inslilf bunlnoiis properties.
D. Lewis Co.
117 Pcmbcrton Block
Phono 1299
A. von Girsewald
Cor. Fort and Quadra Streets.
Member of tlic Vli'loriM U'.il
Best Buy In James Bay
, „„,, i i, , look at vhlK.
Vol. Imve.hunlecl all over the City u< i ....l a feood
on so„0, Turner. 0 room.. .v.rythln« in first olasH ' "»;'"";"^^;.;;;
Patrick Realty Go.
645 FORT STREET.
PHONE 2556.
A. W. Bridgman
1007 OovcrnmiTil .S'..
Kr;,i ICsiat*.
I MHurutii'
Khalsa Realty Co.
„,„<-, or .liirni.l.1r loa.l aiul Alpha «i
1, . n7jti::« It-io"; «. rj un.i is m-.m.,..
"orner Hauua.n nnd K.rnwood lo, .«»>
,100 »2 BOO. t-orner l.tuiniiiae roud and K*^-
6 IV ,1X month*; i-orue
r Uuin»l<1e ro..d 1
..J'jfiXua.treot- i lot* JCOxSlO. U.SOO.
t)n the l.<<t Of May Hit; C, 1'. K. will
liiaupurate a throujjh dnyllght service
lietwcn nanlT and Vancouver wltli a
train rompos.Ml entlrdy of piillmn and
obseryixt Ion o.ira.
Summerlanil'.s Board of 'I'rHde hns pro-
ut-.teil to ilie Dominion govhrnment
nKrtltlc>L fcilr- ^/i v|#...«t>\* *\«>.>*..|» "* ...^ — —
( rnl telephone line, the board ns well
u.'» the Summerlnnd town coui>3il strong-
ly approving; the principle of ROvern-
nieiu ownership and operalinii. KAthrr
than pay the Increased rates demanded,
resldentfl of S^ummerlniid, Pentlcton, ;uid
olhor Oknnagfin towns arc organizing a
co-bi>era(lve enmjmnyand will eStabH»li
a ii'w »OUH>ttttlvic system.
HILLSIDE
SPECIALS
iiiiyi-siuto .vvi-;.ni:k !;.in....i,
frlor ii"<1 BlaiUwood — Lot
CT 'vxl I'l'r*: and a 7-room house.
modern. I'lirc dm
96500
-ui I'll'.
Iprmp
TIIIOR STUIOET— 'L-ot 50x1.15,
and a. new two storey S-room
lioii.-^e, Htrle.tly Hiodern. terms
»h, lialence urrnnKed.
f4000
$1 niiii
I'rl.'e
(;lt.\lIA.M ."^TRKRT— Lot noxim.
and two new S-room liousen,
l>ath and pantry, Kood plumb-
ing furnace, etc. Strictly mori-
,.rn Terms only ISOO cash, bal-
ance :i vnrH rri.e .•lu-h IjtSOOO
E. & N. Trackage
Inside the CI
on two road
cash; balance ea-'^y- Price
H. S. LOTT & CO. 118.119 pE«rBE»TON Btoca:
Member. Victori. Real Estate Exch.nge.
SAAlNICHTON
FRUIT OR POULTRY
.Nine ami one-third acre block.-, of fir.st clas.s land, vcrv
easily clearerl. only live minutes from V. & S. station, seven
minijtcs fnnii new car line; near the sea. Per block, $5,000;
^2,000 cash: terms i. -• and ;> years at 7 per cent.
The STEWART tAND Co. Ltd
101 H!
!'. ( ). r.o.x 575
'enibcrton I'.lock
i'hone 1381
Victoria, B. C.
Heinekey & Shaw
"TlT^ Home Fln<1ors"
319-sao ■ikywwra B14»., ▼Ictori*.
Linden Avenue
n
1 have a choice selection of properties on this beautiful
street for sale at special prices.
R. H. DUGE
f Member Victoria Real Estate Exchanjre)
Phone 304 704 Fort Street. Cor^Douglas
Rockland Ave.— Ntar Cook St.,
li^ht roomed modern house, 1'ull
«lzc ba.sement. Price $7,500
Cook St. — Next to cortier of Ox-
lord, two stores with 11 rooms
above revenue $2,500 ptr annum.
A pood Investment, 1-3 cash,
lialunce over three years $15,000
Sprincfleld Ave. — 7 -roomed house,
on lot <iOxl50, modern convbrt-
iences. »1,500 cash balance over
( years $5,600
Quebec Bt. — T-room, two storey
hojse, near Montreal street,
easy terms ffl,300
Clara ■!.— Pint grassy lot, S.1x
120. 3rd lot off O&k Bay Aven-
ue. Easy terms $1,480
On»dr» •*,— T^« 62x204. With
thlrty-flve young fruit trees,
high and dry. with fine vl«W
(Members ol Real Estate
Exchange)
McCallutn Bidg; Phon* a^
12:^3 Douglas Street,
•■MMNta
Residential
Property of
Three Acres
Three miles out on LaJie HVU
Kstkte now 7-rQom cottMrc
open fire places, hot ai>d coW,
wRtw, bath, ew. AJ*o «ood
poultry plant, owjutnt l»v«.
been very succenfal crowttiK
Ootv'erM for the mArkM. seeds
of many ▼arleU«« have 41- ^|
ready been aowta. Place muat '"
be sold J*oTO*dlateIy. PllcUr,
terras a,rranged .. ^. . .tTiflP*
Grobb & L(
"i
Otetoe ati«^ fron» 7:S« t« ♦ «*«
'__«V»ry_..«f
wiTO-fnr^nr)*'-*^'''
fe^.
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nr-""-'^'"^"'-''^'
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Wednesaay, tenroary ifM, ^^^^7
VICTORIA DAIIT COIONIST
13
Victoria Arm Waterfront
, Acrc^ AN>ll, Smal! C^^n.r'. having over -'W feet wnterfrontaf^e, 7>car Craigflower Bri^^^Smt^
ahic lor subuivisiv-Hi. i ini ;f>Jo,wvy WiH!JWW!|S8!BF'
17 Acres, part of Section 74- ^Ictchosin. witli waterfrontagc on Lagoon, and on good road.
Trice ^500 per .acre.
- Acres on Don^^las Street, within 2 mile circle, with improvements. Price ?15,000 ^
8 Acres, North Dairy Farm, lilocks 34 and 37- -Pronts on Kenneth, McKenzie, Borden and Cedar
Hill Cross Roads. Mostly clear. Price $1,000 per acre.
R. S. DAY <x 13. Dvjoo
620 i^ort Street, Victoria, B.C.
o Tir^fzm^
FAIRFIELD ESTATE
one 30
Members Victoria
.':\w;;i^^t.-v--.>*^-">":-.:a^r''vr
Estate
Established 1896
v.>^^fesr^^'^to.•i'i::^w?^y!^:■^■
l«B»»«li^W»M«.Yff«Wr«aiM«»<*taW«»^^
iMilppi
ffii*:"*'
tS^
Three acres of ground with 200 feet of waterfront on Portage Inlet, and 200
feet on Burnside road, two-thirds cleared aiid planted, ii-room, modern house,
good barn and outbuildings. Horse, buggy and harness, two cows. Private
water supply to the house. This should appeal to the suburban homes^ekcr and
investor.
A New Eight-Roomed
House
This is indeed a beautiful home for someone, and at
the price, it is unquestionably a good buy
Hotise has 5 bedrocHii.s and halhroom, dininj^' room
and silting- room,, both panelled. Hot and cold
water upstairs, as well as downstairs. C)])en firc-
])laces, 8-foot basemc!!! in-! furna(:*'.g&f| /\/\r|
.i! o ash chutes. Price $7,000, ^^'I'^'i J^ / Ifljli
can be ha|||p|i|^p^p;;;ca,sh payment of
Small Subdivision
■ ':
PRICE, ^13,500— TERMS
I GREEN & BURPiCK BROSL
Corner Langley and BmttgiitonSti«efc ^ /;. ; ^*«»» «5l»
jwwm iwnauKJ-ttJ *ccwca»gJg3C3ga«g3aBaaCi
t^ acres on the Saanicli Electric railway.
PRICE, $6,500
:.'..:':"'■' M^mbm Victoi^ 'Stock ■^charige\. ;■-;■■ '-^
■ '' .Members VJctnri* J^eal; -Sst^e' Exdii^..:' .-; ,.-
It McCallum Block Phone 766
HOWE STREET
lioicc lot, close tu Dallas .^^A
PRICE, §1,70Q
T
s.S(:.2-i»si:ki&iil .
Grant & i^iiiciium
■xji'X'f^fiS .:
^im^(m4
».a
Fine Ihiiiiiiii^iR^^
Phone 664
••■I"
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OAK BAY
.,^:^--
,^1-f*.
central Avenue— lL«ot. 48xt20. Price SfiTn
taiirel Street— Lot 50x143. Price «?JiAft
St. Patrick Street— Lot 50x13a. Prjce iJ«Kn
Newport Avenue— Li1 ftOxllO. PrUre ••••-• ftiKhA
Cornsr Olympla and Heron— Lot 00x110. Pr ce xJSkX
Corner Laurel and Central— Lot 94x120. Price XiAXX
Oliver »>^rtftii. — uvx- « M vx *i^iwWWiT '^t^~^' * ---.i
2Tet«rport Avenue — Lot , Q^|(tlO. Price
comer OUver and Wimm ^'^^ ***5li^ aJT'"* ^-iAl
comer St. Patrick iM»i^iSSl«08r»— Lot IWxlSO. Price saoftA
St. Jfatncjc ssraai — tjvi ,» •«•"'»"•«'■ * * — >- '
SxoaptlonaUy Basy Tenu*.
STUART & REEV^
Phone 2fi 1 2 Corner Fort and Dou^l^s, Sts.
Agents for the Manufacturers Life Insurance ^Owpiny
(Members of Victoria Real Estate Exchange.)
SiM^^M
F^p#^?#treet Corner
CLOSE IN
10^4 fret frontage o» Fon. with 70 tcct ^^«« *f «'' *7°''"^'^^S
;i;iil 3 year-.
WiWMliMHMti
YOUR
I - •
IS CALLED TO THE FOL-
UJWINO;
tmmm
*^
Splendid
balance arranged.
ISdmonton Road;— Pine lot J»f*ir J^e .^
Hospital, at . " ^ "
'j
ARTHUR
FIRE, MARINE AND
Manager Branch Office of Great West Life
P, O. Box 167
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Agent
1205 Broad Street, Next to Colonist Office
Linden Avenue — Several nice lots
at 12600 and f2000
UlMAlMraililMI ■OMa*l"i'..ftl>ty a short
. . ,J^^^i^^w car lin*
Atta pisEg>j(^y*^'^,j^«fff.al School
atte. 6 ToUf. '^t'^b . . . .f 8S0
Terms can be arraneed on all
the above.
403-404 B
BRITISH REALTY LTD.
^j^^f^y^
Fliona 3778
Brancli Office, Stmoan, "V. X.
HEISTERMAN, FOR-
MAN & CO.
Agents
iiiiMiliiii
itmmtm
FOR SALE— About 20 acres of land with long wateffronTig%"'
HE
with lo
"on a Vandy beach— the best in the locality
A. W: JONES, LT^.
Phone 55. ' ' Victoria, B. C.
All classes of Insurance
written.
im&
Members of the Real SetAto Izcnange
lOOa Broad Street ' "f^-p^'^
V«CXO«««wi *—t..
WK IHINK «B
that a lot on Herald Street. 60x120. between Government and
Store Streets, income bearing, purchase price payable $7,500
cash, balance in i. 2 and 3 years, is cheiip at $25,500
CALGARY
Offers 8ome of m. i..«t buying in the World at the present time ^ I
have a wide selects - rcelloTit qulck-actlon lnvcatment.s. COML IN
TOO -VV
"BUitNSIOE'' HAS BEEN SOI.I> OtTT.
DAVID A. CAMPBELL
512 Sayward Block
rhone 1717.
Snaps in Lots
\U .st.-i.lreii, cuiii.:. r.tixsnxllo.
Price SP900
Ml. Stephen, 10X160 ... ...^85<>
|.>ni.ir.. Hli-pct. 2 lots. r>0xl2r).
Vv , SfSOOO
Walnnt sul-cI . . . • . . ... ..i^78«>
l-<:nwoo<l Kottd, Rockland P&rk.
iTice • i?1200
KiiiK» Road and S.uii sti,..-t- -
dotiblc comer .f 1 lOO
iCmplre Stiff t if 1 l.">0
Queen City Realty
1413 I>outfla« St."
AsUUuxl. rhone JTTl.
JAMES
BAY
ST. AWDBEWS S+BEET
one bloiU from I'jirK
li-rooin housp, lot .'"•iixUi"
I'M'
JfGOOO
Terms.
J. F. Belbin
■ f'i-
017 Cornjorant St. Victoria.
Cowichan River
3 Acres (more or less)
Cleared and planted in Hay
and Orchard ; with stable
an<l shed; over '"50 yards
river front;i-c ; about 3K'
miles from Duncan. CouA
sf>il ; splendid view.
John Tv Reid
Member Real Estate
Exchange
S19 Sayward Blk. yhone 9690.
A Good
Quartette
Moss street, close to sea. one
lot, price .$1,600
Linden Avenue, close to
Faithful, one lot. . . ,$2,100
Durban street, one lot, $1,500
McKenzie street, one lot,
price .$1,650
The Hlte seltcted by the Government for th-
New Normal School
Ai U.c corner of l^ansdowne and Mt. Tolmle Koads, which is to ne nno -r
the nnc«t In CanaJa. together with the new HlUsUle AVtnuc cur Unc, c,,-
tract for which has already been let. makes Buena Vls*ta the mo«t at-
tiiicUvo buying in th.- city.
Lota of fir.-foot frontage, one block f,-om Lun^^lownc lloaO an<l three
blocks from the school site at $700 each.
W<. havf a limited number of lots at thi!= price, but your uwa judgment
tells you they wirn't last lone.
THE GRIFFITH CO.
REAL ESTATE AND LNVESTMENTS— INSURANCE
Fire, Life and Accident
Rooms 5-7-9-1 1 Mahon Bldg. Victoria, B. C.
Phone 1462
f Members Victoria Real Estate Exchange)
>
P. R. FLEMING
634 View Street, Phone 2307
(Members Victoria Real Estate Exchange)
1210 Broad Street ^^^^"^ '
All kinds of Insurance writtrn.
J2Z
CORNERSIN
Gro\
^ in^ Districts
Bargains In Homes
Ou Oood Tortua
I liou.se on Albiiny Slrpot,
hetwe.en Gorge and BiirnHldc, In
„r.|„,.l .iistriot. FlnlsliPd rom-
i.i.i.. .ind iiii-tn.(iate. $10()0 (Hish,
lialanoe arPMiiKed ^4000
.\ eplenclid homo of 0 rooms on
larjre lot on Cook Street, fln-
l.Hhed m flrat class workman-
ship and witli every cnnvfni-
ence. TcririB, Price . .ijtlO.oOO
A swell up-to-date rcsldencp, with
lartfe srounds In V>e8t part of
("iflk I-tay. Can a/rrangre .Kood
trrnis. f'riip . .$18,800
RUDD& NEWMAN
64.1 Pandora Btraat.
I'liriOf. (JfcnKO Hotel Block.
Extra Big
Oak Bay Lots
Qnarter Acre— Bowkrr Ave. $1,BOO
Quarter Acre — With oaks, St.
l-ouls street $1,600
Third of Acre — Corner <<( St.
r.ilri(k and McNeil .. 52,500
Half Acre — Falrfleld U m.I
(if (.ir Unr- with lliii. trees $2,500
Half Acre--Montor» ^ - Sa.SOO
Quarter Acre — Granite .St. $1,600
12 I.ot« — MuH«:rav<» St. $12,000
Half Acre — l-"v<>ntlrirr
ttYenut- .
<k H.iy
88,000
Qnarter Acre — Si. Patrick Slrpd
$1,700
Money Makers
100 ffict from DiilluH Head. .Sd
x200, douhle fronlasc fino up-
to-date modern 3-rooin hou.sp.
Price, only jpi:t,000
North Park Street, f.O.Kl 10. rev-
enue producing. ?2000 oish will
handle this barRaln JHr»800
L
Gordon Burdick
Peniberton Blk., 630 Brouirhton St.
Phone 2fi0.s
.\ I ! Kfiid.<- iiC In.«wrnn'-o wrlttr-n.
1
JOHNSON STREET
Thirty feet adjoining
Queen's Hotel, between
Store street and waterfront,
at $r,ooo per front foot, ou
good terms.
R. B. PUNNETT
Itoom 10, iMahon Block
P. O. Box "85 Phono 1119
H. F. PULLEN
Oak Bay Realty Office
2056 Oak Bay Avenue
Phone F1G05
AVEHIUY AVENUE
v^,^.,j, — hvo lots tor .%Sr)() cijch —
onc-ihird cusIl
CHEASE AVENli^:
Parkdiilc — two lots $.")(){) each
A. T. FRAMPTON
Phone 1658, 725 Fort Street.
Member Victoria Heal Estate Exchange.
On such corners grocery stores may be built to great
adviintage. Now is the time to buy while prices arc
still low.
Joseph and Bushby — 105x94x141 $1,000
Well ])laccd in the South "Fairfield and Ross Bay
district.
Haultain and Shakespeare — 50x1 jo $750 j
ilaultain street wiii '•'■,■ :\ -plcndicl thoroughfare from
Cook street to Mount Tolinie Road.
Full particulars may be had from
R. V. WINCH & Go.
LTD.
FOR SALE
rhree-Quarter of an Acr? — Mo-ant
Tolmle
A
...1 rui'l l.-iiciil. irill
trees, electric liKhl '"N" 'l""r
pricp spia.'o
A. TOLLER 4 CO.
604 Tatea Stroet
mUm
SMUND SINGH REAL ESTATE CO.
gu<>'nii .Wrnuo, hPHv.en Cook anil VanrouvM- .Sirr-t«, ,<„,- i-.t. xUc ''"iiii^
Knipr'^-M' Averiu«<. b«^iwcrti rook and Viincouvpr^Slrci'if, .r. ,tze 60»J»2i
I*rlce , .1... ' ■ ▼^yyy
niirnnldo Road. liear Dou^flan Strp«>t; om )cn, aixo SOxUOi i ■ • ^2
Kh<^lbollrn«l Hlrnet, one lot, ulsfi <0xl«7; Frfrr . . . .W*^
>0I9 rttiiiKlait HJ. Coniw It and lint your i«op»»rl.v fnr miUk haXp. f.O, Bm IBM
HOW WILL THIS SUIT
YOU?
$350 cash with balance ma
rent win Inry ' a- -aprtrcww-
btiiiijalow with ba*em«nti^
near car Ihi€.
Oweti Devi
I&vestmi
Shawnigan Lake
Watcrfrontagc
850 Jfeet Waterfrontare on East
Hi<l»- of luke, about 6 acroR ir all
at 97,800.00, on gooa tei-ms: or
smaller portions at flO.OO per
front foot.
L R. STEPHEN «,
Roal Bittatc And Ihi
Ba«m 4,
I Di
•^fel
\T[CTOT?TA DAILY COLONIST
Wadntsday. F»bru«ry 28, 1912
AMUSEMENTS
CCJhml
victoria Th«atr«
1-tbruary 2Stl.-.-'H..l. Hoy."
iVbruary ^9th--Gel Kiel. Quick W-l
llnBforcl."
Murch ^Ui— All.'c I.U.y>l in
I'lx-li.'.'
V. , , . .. .J I, — UoVjcri, Ivlanti H
l.iiii
Mis»
llam-
M
.
Millinery and Dry Goods
Importer, 17U4 Douglas bt.
•f.:irxs_C«iur5>NHvy, r.nnvn. Green, Cream
Brown, Green, Grey,
Wistaria,
CORD VELVi-:'
ami Black.
SILK FRINGE— Colors
^ll^^HGE-l" White oiilY. .Cords in all above colors,
also Pale Blue, Yellow, Red and Tuscan.
See W ^Sfflaajrfclfr »n4 Up-tjH
■ , Arttcres-
Liii© di ttwsc
yaB Yates Street
Electric Supplies
Hawkins & Ha
Mui<h 13th — "Mutt una Jpit."
March Hth— Henry Woodruff.
March 18th— "The Balkan l>riiioe»«.
Murch 2l8t— -The airl Krom H.-"-'
Mar.'h 28th— -Alnm Whev. 1
Live?"
Mar.h ail. 8th, oth— Hariunn.
'•Oet Ulch Quick WaUlnfffora"— Thq
Li.st coniLdy ill "uiiiy yoara is t^'^O^^^*^'
scrli.tiun nUHiK Geo. M, Cohan's Get
Rich Quick WalllngforU." which will be
the attraction at th« Victoria theatre on
TliurHiluy, Ft"t>r«ar>- ••' ^••^, ,'"' ".
fell short of this K.. *i would not
luive achlevea a rui'
New York, and a soli .
reoordf, unheard of for » «tralghi coui-
,. „ votrna im accouni''d
\'!''i,.-" 1.0 every
' ... — „•» in the
man ana lii: v-.j "i^riv 1 '
a.Kllence. 1 " the popular Wal-
UuKi-o'-d Hiu.i.s I • Randolph
l|i^^!^^l^ctarfree-)>o<^ii^i#?^:'
trlIIini^^B o* the "bobba" ofjl*^'*^:'
nfitonmiwip mm lit nnig infl ff!«ptww*yy
plcco of Uobert brov/nliiKH poem
iK possibly ao literary claHwii-
known than thlH work of Urowning, in
which he pr..».M.t« in hl« iulniitul.le
luunntT the resuU of vanity. Thorold
lOarl, Tresham. proud of !"« ancealrul
cMfijtchfon. which he .-iHlmH aliowa no
tarnish, wekoms the proponal of lU-nry,
Karl Mertann. for hi« Hister Mildred's
hand, ae It will mean th- onltlnK of two
ncbic heus^f*. hp not knuwluK that Mild
r<id*and Henry, who t^re both very young,
ignorant aiid unguarded, have already
met. Binned and now attempt a repar-
ation. He learn.H frOni one of hlB Her-
vant« that an unknown visitor, who was
nunc dthcr than Ht-nry him»«ir, was seen
l.^avlns lii« Kister'u' chamber, and in a
fury of rase sets -out to rlsht the wront;
as he believes to be the only way. "Tlu
Soldlor's Keturn." is a war picture, .and
■•He Who laughs Laat." a roUickinK
wcatcrn comedy. The w!»ole bill pro-
si,l, N a fund of aolld entertainment. *
¥I€TO
TAT
THE SAFEST INVESTMENT IN NORTH AMERICA
HEA'I
isteamei'
VoB«el MovoiiientB
Lcam-
j uecn,
idled:
.ill 1- rancisco;
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UANCltiCO, Feb. 27.--Arrxved:
^;i. i„ NsorwooJ. a. 0._ Llndauer,
•iichel' rborrRedondd.
Nann Smith, c«<u.-- i.a., . Asuncion, Port
Atis^cles; WeBteirner, Wilapa.. Artenols,
■ vaU>B4»l»o. . ; .j|^i«iis^?a«*i»iiM»
aSAagK, BeU«ai .^„ ,.^.,„.,_. , ^
TY
Corner Blanchard and Burdette .streets. 677xi33» magnificent ^^^_^
Three minutes from ai,. ice in town, is an ideal site foran
TOT
bitU-
ation.
r.- r
■
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'V'Si»?i'
ATDairttmeinii!:
There is an eight-roomed house on the prop'
present
i
A"
fin
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:^.:best:^I:'ofthe
quality of
,^>3^»ijW(i<ii iwfaiOi
CIGARETTES
is their popularity.
The smokers of Can-
ada bought 30 million
Tuckett cigarettes In
1909, came back in
1910 for 42 million,
and made a new re-
cord
yviiii
^^ rrftillirkn
kJkJ I ■ ■■■r-- -- -
la '^j'
in 1911. These are
fact-figures.
"^ IT
Various arguments
will persuade men to
try cigarettes.
Uniform quality is
the only argument
that makes men keep
on smoking them.
And sales like these
are possible only
when every trial
makes a constant
user.
THREE VARIETIES
Tacketf 8 Club VlrginUs 15 c«nt« for 10
Tuckett's Special Turkl»M iS CCuts t
Tuckett'8 T. & B. 10 cent* lor 10
At nearly aTcry »tor«
TUCKETT'S, LIMITED
H>UVULTON, CANADA
*. «^. «n
y»«y attempt t« ft**
take to marry them off by wholesale.
There are three couples in "T.!tt1« Miss
Fix-It," two almost ' ^^'°
almioat divorced. In ■■.: -■ <- 'l^^^Z
her friends the happiness she baa founa
in married llfo.Della Wrndall mnkcs up
her mlud to "fix-it": r-'i lii. iv,. I'-v;;,-
thlnK Is flnatly brout^ht to a happy un-
IsU just as n should he in a well-reg-
ulated m.i ^Va'«f'
Grace Fl. »««'-'^"
Santley. Annie Buckley, 1 mnon.
■J^f^^ Malcolm and other; t the
jgtanilarrt rnrrwar
April.
'■■f^
>»
i ij
the
, Okanagan river.
Tii<>m1h> iiikI >^ ••iliM
First Ai:
presents a" '-;
Walter Scott's
N I ■ w
Tha Bmpr«ia Theatra— Two former
musical e'>">- '1^ -.t.'imers. Miss Nettie
Hyde ami Wllllam8,_both of
w horn were wun i"« uoiiar i*rin^-<-»<» Brown! 1
Company during that «how> long run In ^^^^ j^.
tiew onir|l)ute a fine sketch
whlci. tih that of the headllners
of this N^ 11 for honors at the
Empress The sketch Includes
some bright comedy, good sin no
playing, violin ^mos and con' s- itli
a whirlwind ^' Miss Hyde. She
gives a new .v,.».v,.ilon of th» ngmilar
Kussiandahce. Miss Mae ' ■"'
<i mpany, who head the bill j,i'!^, i-t a
l.layiet' entitled "The Olrl From Yonk-
ers." This tabloid com- na de-
picts the entry Into the a New
York bachelor of a supposed demure
country girl, who Is a female Raffles,
and while he begins a rapid-fire love-
makiri"' scene she tfilC6sth« opportunity
to relieve him of his valuables. The
nWiyiet u well staKcd. Misa Coy Pe
Trickey, "The Belle of Coontown," has
made a of darktown ti
and com- I brings a chariin
pertolre of popular coon songs aud
dances. She merits thp encores which
she has to respo . every perform-
ance. Val and Kiiii,f .Sianton, two merry
young comedians, present a skit entitled
"The Stolen Shoes." Both are good
singers and dancers, and they keep the
audience thoroughly amused. A good
imitation of Frank Tlnney, the minstrel
man. is a feature pt the act. The AUus
brothers, a trouple of jugglers of Indian Goo.
clubs, give a whirlwind act. They throw Success
Indian clubs across the stage with great
forfe in their work. The jugglers In-
tro ' nie thrilling ■' '
pre i • yhuWB soirif
ciudiuK a series showing, Uiu pioiiroHS
of a hunt for poUir bear tn the Arctic.
Kathleen Parlow — Miss Kathleen P.ar-
low, the well-known Canadian violinist,
will he heard In this cl^ on March 21,
lit the Alexandra Club, under the aus-
pices of Messrs. Suckling & Dodd, Har-
mony hall. As a Calgary girl, who has
won fame with her bow acrows the seas
a^ In her own country, ML-^s Parlow may
f.ixp.il a larirn and al.'l>reclativo attdi-
{■II' ' ,
Crystal Theatre — AnuileurK tonight
with a Konii .supporting programme pt
pictureH. .lames, the Man of Mystery,
will do ft fifteen mintite vaudeville turn
of a professional nature In connection
with the following amateurs: Mr. K.
Fischer. Miss T))elma Cavin, Baby .»dal-
alf, and Mr. .;. wrightson. This we con-
Hider one of the big amateur pro-
grammes, and would advise all to eome
tiH early as possible. Doors open at H
flr.st amateurs a)t 7, second at 8.30, and
third at 10. Following is the picture
programme: "Suspicion." a Vltagraph
drama with Maurice Costello in the
leading role. One of those subjeelB that
rouse all the sympathy In j'ou; "A Bear
Hunt Romance," by the Palhe Company.
This Is a western a iiltle out of the or-
dinary In that the cowhoys are not the
leiidlng actors; "The Oy.ster Industry,"
is intprestlng educational film llltistl'at-
InK the ovHter industry from the plant-
lUK i)f the beds to the cannliiK nnd ship-
ping of the oysters; "ObJ»»et Matrimony."
two elderly people Insert advertise-
ments In B marrli^ge bureau piihllontlon.
Thpy are answered by two yoiuiKer peo-
plr who flee When tb«y see whom they
are likely to Secure for life partners.
Therp are many laughs In the picture.
Tilts is also a I,iihlti; "A Family of
Vegetarians," 'iy the lOili.son Company Is
a iiOV'l eotnedy, and Is based upon the
fad or a lamiiy i" mv»- »»,i;i,",,,; mrit. ^
young man pretends to be n vcfetartan
to win the daughter, and she pretends
r^ be a vegeterlan to please him. In
places the fun Is fast and furious. You
will all like It. •
CRYSTAL THEATRE
Suspicion — ^Vltagraph drama. Bear'
Hunt, Homanco, Pathe vveslerri. The
Oyster Industry, Lubin I'liinstrial. Ob-
ject Matrimony— Lub In A Fam-
ily of Vetreteriaas, Edl.iun < unnrdy.
Majestic Theatre
SCCCl**^ 2'eat^ire Pro'Ttimn?'? Wa/infiiciay
and Thursday
"A BIiOX IN THE SCUTCHEON"
A blograph of
40 feet between Qtiadra a«|i Vancouver.
''&.
This price leaves room for a quick profit.
iSSMM.r.
Mmsii.
I
,- programme.
itt or
Victoria Theatre
s<)a^ . I'l-I
-■Till lllld U'HO,.
■ ntst Glover
; notion of Sir
'iSgiV
400 feet frontage on railway and road,, approximately seven-eights of an
aero, with two six-ro6med houses renting for $75 per montli. For quick sale,
jftiki:^jB rw /v /\
Terms over four years. Big opportunity.
* ■
I «-|
Now is the time to get in and reap the benefit of thx^ extensive development
\ ancouver Island.
Theatre Royal,
Glaagow. 60 people, 11 scenes and aug-
mented orchestra
Prices: $1:50. $1:00. 76c.. 50c. Seats
oh sale, Saluraay.FebraiBTy 24th.
I
151JOU ineatre
DONT FORGET THE
'.v.. are always In the lead for the
BKMT FKATUBE PICTURES
6,000 feet of the most thrilling western
production Cowboy Tournament. Fall round-
up on Y-6 Ranch. On today; 700 seating
capftclty.
Victoria Theatre
ThUR.DAY, FEB. 29,
M. Colian's Ureate.st Comedy
Get-Rich-Ouick
W
. J • 1 i T-» nr-f /•\*•/^
(. presented fOr two seasons in
i ork, and on,; year In Clileago.
Prices: $2.00. $1.50. $1, 75c., 50c. Seat;<
on sale. Tuesday, February 27th.
Menibcr Victoria ivcal Estate iirxc.i;
704 Fort St., Balmoral Block
MAE DEVLIN & COMPANY
I'ri'viii "Thi- (iirl fi'oui Vonki'!
ALTVS BBOTHEBS
liiili;\ii I'hrh .1 nu;.;l.>i>.
COY DE TBIOJCEY
"The Belle of Coontown"
HTDE <c WXX.I.XAMS
111 a bright sketeli.
7al — THE STAWTONS — Ern
■ 111 Who Slolr the Slin.-S."
ANNOUNCEMENT
The arrival f)f
Kew Spring Goods
liiicfl fr.irii Cr.-al l!ilta;ii.
Linklater
Victoria
Conservatives
.\rc cordially, invited to
attend t.lie
Annual
Meeting
FOR RENT
Three Large Stores
FimPrpolJind Up-to-Daie in I'.vow Particular, in the
MILNE BUILDING
Fort Street
National Realty Co.
Jovernment Street
Of
\'
i(» he
■Puilor
p. B. Brown Blk.. 1114 Broad St.
Vajeetio Theatre— Special features
programme today and tomorrow 'at the
Majestic theatre. "A Blot in the Scul«h-
ton," this Is a blograph dramatic masler-
Victoria Theatre
Monday ,_March 4th
Kiiglands Foremost Singing Comedienne
Alice Lloyd
in the ,)oyi>uB Musltal Comedy
"MTTliH Bliss j-ix-rr."
Hear Mins Lloyd's Famous .Song llils,
See the real "Turkey Trot," the Dance
Sensation.
JTltJCS $2, $1.50, $!. 7S.V, ^«o, Seats
on sale Friday, March ist.
he CONSEKV'A-
• ASSOCIATION
held in A.Q.r.AV.
MALL, ^'ales Street—
Thursday
February 29
SNAP
y^
At S \). ni
■
Business,
lc(-tii)n ' ii "ffjcers.
I. 'WWW i'rcs.
W.ll. lM<lCi':, Iloii. Sec
JAMES BAY
132x167
Close to Waterfront— Good Warehouse or
Factory Site
K\n(x
Price
,000
On Easy Terms
WANTED
boan of $4,500 on improved
good IncMtton. .Iiitne.s Pay.
.\pply
V. O. BOX, SB8
property.
*iPiioBe i*§
109Pembertonm4g*i
mtm
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pMiMla
^»^^»^|^j^lk^l)^y^|^^il|| nimiliii i W" lnwyy'*'
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V.
,nz
VJ(rrOKlA DAILY OOLOMST
lU
On the Waterfront
\'li PllMi
Compania Transatlantica of
Barcelona Announces That
Cprv-lpo \A/i|| Rp Qiortorl frnm
Spain to North Pac'lfic
REPRESENTATiVE NOW
MAKUP.A LEAVES ISLANDS
Canadian AuitraUan Xdn«r Ii«aves Kou-
olnla and Is Expectea to Arrive
Wext Monday
The atfaiiier MuKura, Capt. Giblj, of
tlie Canadian Australian line, left
Honolulu yesterday on her way to this
port from Sydney via Auckland and
Suva. The Mukura loft 'Sydney on
February liilh, Auekland four days
la tor, and Suva on February '^Olh. Tho
liner Is bringing a large complement
of passengers and a eurso of about
1400 tons of Australian and New Zea-
land products, including the usual
shipments of frozen meats, butter,
wool, hide^, etc. She Is expected i
Uie outer Tv-harf.p;est-Mond«yi|
innn
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
• ft-m.
w..
sea
10
Pr
ncess
Had to
Charlotte and
Go Fuil Speed
Vadso
Astern
Off Entrance to Harbor to
Avoid Meeting
uiM rAi^inu tuM2>i
Barcelona Company Expects
to Have .Big Tra'de in Emi-
g ra nts 'f ro ffi 'Pd tts^ uf Sotith:
- ern- Europe ^-"
'IIh Compania^ Trajuitlantlca of
L:udiii and Barcelorvi '>'-'nclpiitd|fe
ali^iit
aSu.
FmfWlcLAUGHON POJNl
steamer Newiuffton Took out Derrick
Scow With Maciiinory for New
roff Alarm Yeaterday
zl-^'zr—^^JLz:^'^^-' s^^
latest company to announce its Inten-
tion of establishing a service via the
\Panama canal to the Nbrin Pacific
coast ports. Mr. Salvador M'
special agent of this line, ^
been visiting the Panama Canal /.uno
to make investigations for "e Spanish
shipping company, arrived in San
Francisco on Monday on the steamer
Peru, and announced that his company
will send vessels to this coast. The
Spanish line operates a big fleet of j
modern passenger and freight steam-
ers from Cadiz and Barcelona to New
York, South American ports and in
the Mediterranean.
The Spanish line expects to carry a
irge emigrant travel from southern
irape to the Pacific coast ports by
ay of the Panama canal, and the rep-
1 .'sentatives of many "th.-r FHr,,n,..in
..liria3-.-whlcli^:Jiasc :;:;''■■■::;■ ■
ration of sending tiieir sreani.T:^ in
North Pacific also 'anticipate a
travel in addition to
It. W. S. p. Service
Mr. Na.sh, special representative of
the Royal Mail Steam Packet Line,
Who went to Panama after couipletins
iVi^! in.r t'fifations at Victoria and other
I. ;h the North Pacific coast, Is
_g___J; witii inacliind;^
«^-»=w*m - helnfr-restablf)
the . to the harbo;
Laughliu I'oint. yesterday, auu the
machinery i;j now being installed. The
Ne Winston then pro to Eaqul-
(,t with a cargo nlde. The
iment steamer in a
'fgW' " days to " 6Vernau ; i:-.c iiu-.^rs-n-
beacons in the Gulf of Georgia.
Princess Charlotte and V«a«i» was
M.,.«.*.^,«.i«. <,Yytv*f^r1 \*£2j*gT»<1n^v_ nftp>rnoon-
at the entrance to Victoria harbor,
both vessels having to go full speed
astern to avert comihs together. Much
excitement prevailed among the pas-
scn.^'era on the C. P. R. liner, who
were seen scurrying aft , along the
4«rka nx thf» distance naayawfcd, -be-
F»!{ m mM
Nippon Yusen Kaisha Liner
Left the Outer Wharf Yes-
terday With Big Cargo for
Far East
e.vpected back
when he will
dirfrcto^rate
Steamship .
mends thai , i
Hue from ^"
North Pn >
Vancoiivc), .Lix; .
city l^^• st;it< .' t'';
eonne' i
'■"uid '■■■■
re at thi^ f-ianic
next month,
:t l-yeforo t!ie
rttvi'.s 4>l the
uanii oi! the
I V!ctin-iit or
. :i ,;, this
jT >>> Iroad
■ v3
ll-rrianus of the lino.
"iinerai for Service
;\,r..,iiiicUun has been commenced In
lermany of the first passenger and
cargo steamer specially designed for
the trade to the North Pacific ports
\-ia Panama canal. Thi- ><'r, a
\esael or about S.OGv ton- :-:r,- is
Ix-lng built at the Weser s-hipyarda
for the Hamburg-Amerika line. The
Holland-. Vmerlka line has announced
that it win shortly order two steamers
fur" this business, and the Swedish-
.)ohn.ston line of Christiana is pre)..^r-
ing to construct vessels.
The steamer Sanuki Maru, CapL Ishl-
kawa. of the Nippon yusen kaislja, left
*!.• #.«t<— w'! .-itt-rdav . af temooU
for Vokohania. ii.oij.-, Mojl, Nagasaki,
Shanghai and Hongkong homeward
b|)und on her firjst voyagfc. The Sanuki
Maru was loaded to the hatches. She
carried 7,000 tons, including big ship-
ments of flour, raw cotton, : ''ry.
tal ow, tobacco, salt herring or-
al merchandise. The Sanuki Maru was
placed in thh. service to augment the ,
line to six V . inglng the fleet to
the same toi;.. ..- ^vas used in the 3er-
vlce px"lor to the ^Husflo- Japanese war,
following which three of the steamera
only plied through to Hong Kong, while
two other.s al?o ran as far as Kobe.
Thb Sanuki Marn v;ir added and the
Sado Maru and ra Maru which
iiT-,nvi:v.i.--,iv mjini' ' leir voyagcs ■ at
m through to Hong Kong.
to the OrietHBHRp^ Sanuki Maru were
I>r. K. B. OT^^^^ the University of
Illinois, bound for Tokohama; Alexan-
der M. Mulr, wife and daughter, of
Bellingham, who will make a tour of
the Orient; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L.
Harding- of London, Eng., who are on
a tour I.- the woi-Jd; - IAmxLX:. iSitrim-i
shire, of the British navy, who has
been visiting in Canada and is return-
ing to his station at Shanghai, and
Dr. Stanton Youngberg and Edwin if.
Ledgard, who ^re in the insular service
in the Philippine.'", and are rpturning-
to Manila.
(en
'-xfiississChi: \ ^Li..-: ..-1^. steainli
full speed returning from JTaiitfi;!
way ports, ■-"■' ^'o l*rincess Charts
was leaving < ncouver. The gov-
ernment tug i'oint Hope was preced-
ing the Boscowitz Company's steamer
into the harbor, and when the little
Vt^rtmt-'
lotte the C P. R. steamer blew the
signal for her to cross on the star-
boiird sidtr. > ii^L'ttni Of <>o«no «*'S: xlSc
tug ■ ' I she was crossing
to ! liroc funnelled liner
was forced lo swing to pass the tug
on the port side. Tho Princess Char-
lotte was then swinging after round-
ing Brackman & Ker's i)Oint, iind the
steamer Vadso was abreast of the
Beren's Island lighthou.5e, passing into
tho harbor, and was pre-paring v>
cross on tho starboard f<ide when the
Princess Charlotte whistlcKl for a port
rro.ssing. Tho Vad.«o. swinging In the
effort to pass on the port side, con-
tinued across th^ path of the Prin-
cess Charlotte and before she could
sheer to pass to port the two
J were very close together.
. i<::in Grifrin, On the bridge of
tJMtiiiMI^^ riotto, at once ra _
foi^p||^S5c>.-i .u-iern, white Caiil. No^^^^^S
of the Vadso did lil«ewise, and tho
three funnelled steamer churned up
tner~fba.m "as' liwr-^nglnea-isr-ers rcvcrsc.--
Point Urey — Cloudy, wind iN,
30.23, 31, »'!«. smooth.'
Cape L.a«o — Clear. caJm, 30.25, 3^,
sea smootli.
Tatooah— Part cloudy, wind N. E.,
10 miles, 30.28, 39, sea moderate.
Paohena — Cloudy, wind north, light.
30.03, 30, iCi smooth. Spoke Tees,
leaving iianficld at 4.25 a.m., south-
bound.
Estevan— Clear, calm, 29.92. 32
smooth.
Trianglt? — Gloomy, wind N. W
miles, 211.53. 32, dense seaward,
moderate.
Prince Rui)ert — <Mcar, calm, 30.32, 30,
sPH smooth. Spoke Princess May, at
S p.m., due Ketchikan at 7.30 a.m.
JHoon
Point tircy — I'lear, i.aliii, riu.j.'i. l.j,
acii .'iiiiuutu.
Cai)o bazo— Clear, wind .v. \\ .
3t';2», 45, sea smooth.
Tatoosh — Clear, wind .\'. i:., 15
miles, 30.30, 44, hch moderate.
Pachcna Clear, calm. '3f».0ft, -la,
sea Brnooth.
' ''EStt(VSiP^^Cre^V''^llul a. ■•.., H;;;ii,
29. S8, 44, sea smooth.
Triangle — Overcast, wind
miles, 29.70, 34, sea smooth.
Ikeda— Cloudy, wind north, strong,
80.23, 38, sea smooth
Prince Rupert-
D.J5 «,ni,. lin.
N. VV., 10
30.38. 48,
rioUa. at^
a.m.
ri-'LuiU— •CISEff-'^d N. w.,-
6 p.m.
"~C«tpe,'L.a/.o-
36, Bmpotb. ,
TatooaJr ^''"
lear, N. \V., bar. 30.25,
Dollar, l;Sf
■■■Point Gf" ^
tfcmp. 4^ ^
',— Overcast, N. W.. 10 miles,
1,,, II, temp. 32, smooth. 3 p.m.,
Goltah. off Cape Scott, southbound;
4 p.m., Prince Rupert, Pine Island,
'northbound.
Prince Rupert — Clear, calm, bar.
30.34, temp. 37, smooth. Spoke Chi-
cago, off Rose Spit, southbound. 5.15
p.m.
Dead Tree Point— Clear. calm,
smooth.
Ikeda-"Cloudy, N i:. .-tmnif.
30.2G, temp. 3{', moderate.
Estevan --Clear, S. E., light.
29.89, temp. 41, smooth.
Pachena— Clear, smooth, liar.
temp. 46. smooth.
HERE
ARE
GOOD
BUYS
■•CHhInirn" Hubiiivlslon on Hichuicl-
.S..11 Sti'eet. -i lots, 60x120, at
93300 lacli. Terms: one-third
cash, balance tj, i - mid 1*
months at 7 per iiiit. These ai>-
|!|.. rliiilcHSt Idi.ltiMl hil.s 111
ihi^ ili.'^triot.
£;5.i;x280, Victoria Gardens subdi-
vision. This lias u frontage on
the water atul on llie Gorj^--
road. Oh II sell for 55,000 on
.ti Ml-. 1' win be worth double
I hi,-, unn>imrMtS"''a T*5W 'itiomnB;'"'"
, VICTOKIA WlCKf.
340 feet with over 200 feet dtiptli,
at, tho jtmctlon of Huiiaell. Oralg-
flf»\ver and Skinnor «trt^et«. This
■ ■ liad for SI". nun ; i.rms one-
S. S. "Prince George"
TO
PRINCE RUPERT
Via Vancouver
Conncctin^r for certain Q. C. ISLAND Points Moinkty lO a. m.
TO STEWART, MONDAY, lo A. M., MARCH 4
TO SEATTLE, SUNDAYS, 10 A. M,
Usevhe DOUBLE TRACK LL\E from Chicago East.
We issue through tickets with choice of routes to Chicago.
CencraLAgf.ncy Trans-Atlantic Steamships
W. E. Ol'I'EKOW, JAS. M.ARTHCR.
City Van. and TitiUet Act., Tel. 1242. l>o<li: "nU Ifreirht A»t., Xe». «4»l.
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
I n one.
cash 11 i
hare
fescTve ' is inatiu. Ku
make a quick proTlt.
I.«rge lot on Alpha Stroci, near Doug-
las Street, t^H^lrj^M/^^ '«=rm». A har-
L. H. Ellis
Kooni 6, jMoody Block,
Corner Tatos and Rroad St«.
Phone 940. V. O. Box HO.
(Member Real Bstalo Kxchange.)
Trans-Facliic Js^crvicc
For Yokoiiama, Kol)e, NaBaiiakl,
Moji, Shangliai and IIonKkong:
Le/Lve» Victoria •
Emprcas of J^V-n
Montoagle
Empresa of Z&aia . .
Smpresa of Japan
Kontaagrle - • •
..tprU 3
. ■ May r'
.Xay 23
.Jxine la
..July 3
J'or Honolulu , Suva, AnrKIiind
nnd ^ydney:
•.«. Makara .
•.a. ZeulttUdia
■.s. Mnraina .
a.m. Makura . .
s.«. Zealandla
March 30
..AprU 17
. . .May 16
. . . Juse 12
. . .July 10
■ iTor itegerva.tinna^and fiirthcr .l>fl''TliM?Ug^Ppi?^
L. D. CHETHAM
bu-.
liar.
GO.o:
For Ssn 7">'A^1*^''
YACHT FOR SALE
Sloop; fast; with aux. en-
gine; ^4ft. o. a.; prize win-
ner; .\i condition.
^,r steamer City of Puebla wiU leave
the outer wharf this moming for San
F£ancisc<>.
I I
i I
PAINTS
After a thorough invc.-^tigation of vai-ious 1:)ranrls
of ])ainLs —
MARTIN SENOUR loo PER CENT PURE
I^rovtd to bt.' the paiiil wo c<«u](l ri,-.!-: our rcpvitatiou
on. W'c j^iiaranicr i; to !;c pure and sold sul^ject to
chemical aiialvsis.
This stopped the way of both vessels
considerably and they were brought up
within two or three feet of each other,
with the bow of the Princess Char-
lotte near the starbor! w ot the
Vadso. "
When the two steamers v?ere near-
ing each other, although ihc' navtga-
tors on the tapidge were coolly working
to avoid an accident, much excite-
ment prevailed on the deciti». On the
Vadso the watch below scurried up
from the ffvrecastle, and On the Prin-
cess'Charlotte the pasBengers who had
been lining the rail for:ward ran aft,
evidently fearing that a collision must
cnaue from the position nf tlie stcam-
CARETAKERS Of
""CLIPPERTON M.AROONED
Couple Who Looked Aftor PhOBphate
Deposits l.i>ed Tor Three Montha
on riah aad Wild rowl»
T^TtANClSCO., JPeb. 27.— Gustav
and Daxla Plnzen, caretakers for
a London phosphate company on the
CHpperton Islands, a small group 600
miles southwest Of Acapulco, who ar-
rived here on the .«tcamer Newport to-
day, told o'f having lived three months
on flsh and sea fowl, when the steamer
usually sent by the Mexican Rovernuiciit
failed to arrive with supplies.
Schuls and hia housekeeper, who call
each other 'king" and "Queen," have
lived on tlie islartd six years and in that
time have seen no one, until their de-
parture a month ago, eStoept the Mexi-
can garrison of 10 Koldlers and the crow
of tho supply steamer. Four m<>nthB
ago the steamer did not arrive on ac-
count of the confusion In Mexican af-
fairs, and the Island dwellers were Uft
without food.
SchiiU and "Scnor;!" Plnxen aro await-
ing tho sclllem'-nt of the ownership of
the islands in April, when K'lis: Victor
Kinmaniiel uf Italy will arbiltate a dis-
pute Ifetween Franco utui M'^xUn oom-
cerning them.
Prom Qtieen Oharlottea
Thf KlHHiutrr Princess Beatrice, Capt.
Locke, of the C. P. R.. Is expected to
rfach port tolay from Queen Charlotte
Ifilands and way ports.
JOHN T. RE!D
Ship and Yacht Sale Broker
; I o Savw.-i rd Plionft 2690
Vlotorla, B. C
r'aSSengoF^ A;tt'3«3 1*
WHITE STAR LINE
N F W yoRK— rr-VMOI'Tir— CHEKBOLBti— .souTiiA.nrrox.
FA.ST MAO, UOUTIC TO ENGI.-V.N'U A.M.) TllK CONTIMiNT
The l.ursrctt -and lincnl Sleamem in tlio World
S r,w
■ir>.(M)o
TO.N."*
is.vcti
OLYMPIC
TITANIC
HAIL.
KKO.U
NEW
VOKK
MAR. 16
All so APBZZ. 6th
APRIL 20
SIPKHB. »>SrRPAHHED KQCIP-MKNT,
FRENCH \ I. \ <-.\KTK RKSTAIRANT. TL RKIHH ft fil.ECTRIf BATHS.
SWIM.MlMi rOOI,, FOl'K KI.KA .VT<)RS, (iY-MN-VSIUM. VKRANDAU
CAIK, P.VI.M COLRT, ETt'.
WHITE STAB I-INE. Boom B, Ballr.r Building. St^-ond and Cherry, Seattle, or
iMcal Rallv.ar and Steamship Ajfentg.
I
irst
Class
[Second
Clafs
TO
V on
JOIl
1 I uiui^ctr
FROM VICTORIA DIRECT
EVERY WEDNESDAY
MORNING
I'ull particulars and reservations
Claude A. Solly. Pas.senger Agt.,
1210 Douglas Street, or R. P.
Rlthet & Co., 1117 Wharf street.
VICTORIA B. C,
RAILWAY ANNOUNCEMENT
FORT GEORGE
.tereage for raIo cIobo In to Fort
Gonrjre township, suitable for sub-
division Into 6-acro blocks, close
til nfw railway and li. C. ami
Alankan rnllxvuy. Godrt Held notes,
i.'rown ijrunted, f40 per a.?re, easy
t<Tin». Thl." !.•( .TO !■' 50 j.f r cent,
bcluw prices iisK. >1 ■ ■ i'''
properties.
L. B. KENT & Co,
17 (Jrce-n IJlook.
IIIC UlIlUll Jicaiii^iiip v/u«, i^iu. VI u. \j,
S.3. CAMOSUN — l'"or Prince Uupert and Stewart every Tuesday.
8.». CHELOHSIM— -For Sl<eena River, Prince Rupert, Naas Klver, Fort
Simpson and Gooj«e Bay every Saturday.
THE BOSCO-WITZ STEAMSHIP COMPAHTY, LTD.
ss. VENTURK — For i.^^mphnll nivcr. Hardy Bay. Rivera inlet, Xamu,
Ocean Fall, Bella Coola. Bella Bella, every Wednesday.
S.8. VADSO — For Skeena River. Prince R-upert, Naas, every two weeks,
next mtilinif February 29th.
JtmX BARNSLKY, Agent.
'Phone 1925 -''^^ Yii.tc» .Street.
VADSO FROM NORTH
Drake Hardware Co.
1418 DOUGLAS STREET
Quadra St. Corner
1 20.x 1 30 Feet
OPPOSITE NORTH PARK
This is an excellent site for stores and apartments
PRICE 925,000. ON EASY TERMS
GUIespie, Hart & Todd, Ltd.
Phone 2040
i
II 15 Langley Street
Victoria, B. C.
Boscowitz Company'* Steamer Ketur&ed
Teateniay from Haas and Way
Porta
The stiampr \'adso, of llje Boscowit/.
Steam.sliip t.'omiiaiiy, Capt. Noel, reatli-
rd ICvan."*. Colt-man & Evans" wharl ye.s-
tt'iday from Naa.'^ and way porta of
northern British Columbia after a fnst
trip. Tho Vadao brought 1.500 fasca of
cnnnod salmon from the north. Hhpwill
Ifavc agaTn for Naas and way ports l"-
morrow night.
PARKSVILLE
IMPROVED FARTvTS AND
ACREAGE
Robert F. Hickey
Parksville, V. I.
LONDON— l*AKI(v—U.\MBrK«;
■\.\1RR1K.V .... Marcli 7. 10 u.ain.
I'P.H.S. MNC'OUN Mari'h li. 2 i).ni.
•drnf Waldersee. .March 21. U o.n..
Kalserln .\MS. Vic. .Maroh 30, 9 a.m.
•IlainbuiK illr<-ct. '-'nd r&bln only
OIL STILLED WATERS
Steauuer ITortbweaterD Ettconntered
Oale Blowing: 70 KUes slu Hoar
When on Way ITortb
The steamer Northwestern, which re-
turned yesterday to Seattle from south-
ca.-stcrn Alaska, reported that on tier
northward voyase to Princr- WMIlam
Sound portB Ihn vefesfl was caught in a
seventy-mile ga.\e and bo .serious was
her pliBht that oil was uaed to calm the
cauaing connlderable darnaRe. The
wafSH. which broke over the uteanrtuhlp,
floodlnjr her decka, wer«? of auch weight
a!> to cru»h iik her forward haicli and
port holes and stateroom windows were
broken. As ihe utorm Increanod, and the
velocity of the Kale became Kreater. the
, PfiRScnRcrji were transf'TfeU below and
'oH poured on the bolHnjf ficas.
WEST INDIES CRUISES
tlv ih.' t-.vm-M-rrw .^iranur
.\-lttoRIA LII.SK (IB.5«0 tann)
riBillnir March 7. 11a. in.
;i; OayK- $1 "5 aiul up.
\liril U cl''. ila.vB) »ir.O iind up
MOLTKE, Mar. 26, 9 A. M.
It; lUiN'!!. SS'> aiii! iiVj
TWO~IDKAI.~C^llHffH
AROUND THE WORLD
IKI.AM) KXCI RSIONH .\N!>
Sll>K TRII'X
OPTION. V I, T' >1 ll.<'
1! !».\VS IN JAI'*N
n DAVm in INDl.V
No-,. 11'. H'U' I rrc.m Ntu- Vt-rK
] ■'; linn < froiri San Prnn'li(i"rM
' VICTORIA LUISE
in.r.oo iiMif)
111
Duration each Criili'p 110 dnyw.
• 'OBI up *«50
JncluainK a.'l n'M'i«»ar.v pxpensei,
nb'inrd and agbovo
SUMMER CRUISES
To the Uuid of the .MIdniKlit Sun
I'lJffht fl-iiyhtful t^ruiopa during June
July nnd AnKoxt. fronl nanibiirir.
duration \A to 2*1 days.
IXJST 9A3..VI ASr> I'P
Pplpprlld »prvl<-p. larit^- »te«miihit>s
••VlCTOrtI.\ UTUBE." •KnONPRIN-
ZR.'WIN rB<~'ll>lE' and "MKrauK"
FOR SAN
FRANCISCO
AND
SOfTHERN CALIFORNIA
For Vl'-torla S a. m. cvpry WodtiP»<iay,
„» rM.ATiLtvA, ov crry of puf.h.la. iuhi
11 p m evrv Thursday from Seattle, bs.
(UJVBRNOR or HKE.SIDENT.
I'-or Southraetrrn Alaska Fehruttry 2!1.
.Mliicn 10. -'-■. • TltACAO leavfs SphiIIp !>
!>. 111.
0<ean an<l rail tlcketn to New 1i ork aivl
iitl other cltlc* via Han Fran'lsco.
Frelglit .iiul Ticket Orticeii, 1117 Wharf
It. P. RITIIKT » CO.. (ieneral Ajtenf*.
CLAflJK A. l?OI,Ly. ra»»enger Agtiit. l.'IO
Douglas Strett.
Two Railways Heading
li— Ij — ——4- ■ *-^ <-v «^ .r-C y-v
'i.<; tiic lime to gel in and 1)U\- sornciliing.' Ask
lis ahoiU the price and terms df acreage almost ad-
.''''"'■'s\iiiiiiiijir
The Nechaco Valley Land Co., Ltd.
Reference: The Union Bank of Canada, Victoria, B, C
620 Brougliton Street. Victoria, B. C
TILE LMTIAL COST OF A
&WAM
POUMT
I.I irlflInK compared with th« life-
long uBllufacllon It affords.
Olio can't u»e a ",Swan" ar.C •tftor-
wttidn diniJenM with '.t I
Price.-, from »2.50. Hold by Sta-
tioner!, c BtalOKu«B po»t free.
MABIE, TODD & CO ,
12* York Street, Torontc.
I<or.duii. New York. Chlc«»o.
J. C. KINGZETT
(Successor to R. D-vcrne)
MILL WOOD
$3.CK) per double' load.
CORDWOOD
SAANIGH
ACREAGE
I'ive minutes from \". & vS. Saanichton station, seven
minutes from B. C. Electric railway, close to the sea,
all good i^oil. no rock, slashed and biirndd several
year?, very easily cleared.
Subdivided. in blocks of 9 1-3 acres, most suitable
for orchaiTls, .'imall fruit or poultry farms.
Price, $5,000.00
Per Block
Cash v$2,ooo. Terms i, 2 and 3 years ft 7 per
STEWART LAND
Phone 1^81
lOJi
i6v3 Douglas St. Vhont 97.
mtimmt^titlM
A01
•**Wf
Wftdnesday, FebrM«ry 28, 1»1Z
1(?
L
, . a.«rk Mail or Ftoott* Ord«r« Olv»n
CompUt. Cataloju* of »ecora. in Stock. »»" o
I^ompt AttenUon.
MONTELIUS PIANO HOUSE, LTD.
,n| r.oVKKNMKNT STKIOKT
^eFAMOUS
\
(J
t^^iimt
(»
(>
G
VICTROLA
Other Wc«leU,. 1^0 Jl^
Mm
a
^^iVivlj
'TT T«.
~ TPADt Mft«K-
oi ,.cx.'. IT ►■I or
Zy '■*■
VICTOR VTCtROLAS and
GRAiM-O-PHONES bring
into the home the voices of the
world's greatest artists i^nd the
music of the besc enterta.ners.
Prices $20 to $250.
Easy payments if desired.
Dealers everywhere : : : i J •
Berliner Gram-o-phone Co.
I,imited
Montreal
\V AS HI XGTON. ^^vl).
27. — Rates of
«"d Berliner
OR^ANl-O-PHOWES
the- American Exi>re«9 comr«uiy are
sabsuntlally thrfo t'-'^ th- flr«.. class
rates or rallrouds. Thl« vsa» ^>'"';1'^"
today at Uu- Infrsli.te cui.u.>l«>^.on
hi;Lirill«.
D? i^ A. Mooting
,ncetln« of the Domluion Rifle Assoc a-
t.on i.a«y. WCUt. CuL B-.TUn. of M-nt-
,-.-al, wa» tti.I>oH>t';'l Prcsiaem i '
llo». Sun, .ll..tflu-H. l.lful. '•'^'- ■-;^""' •
Vancouver, i.s ,re.si,.ent for llrUlsh Col-
umbia, ^.nl in T',..M,,.soM. M. I . 1 >
till- "I'llkiin.
Thirty -Two Drowned
r.UUSSKL.^. ) ." Mi-ty-two of
,„e ,as.c.n...,rs au,. ,. • -' "-"'"J^^
Uy il.e founaering of tlu, "l^"*;^^^^. .^^^'^J
uvruiue. a B«vt«rnt«ent vessel I'lylnK
'on the Kxvanso livor. on the b«r< er« of
Uolglan OoivKO yesterday, uccorainf to
a uf.pat.-h re.olved "V J^'^J^^''^ Bleu.
Sufldon "l>eatir*t Brandon
BR4lNJ>ON, I'eb. a7.— ayaney Blatl. a
won Known travt-lUM-, atjea 45. of tha
Koch supply CO., Kansas cuty. ^1^^^*
hr. Holol Cecil hero. Shortly after his
Ir ival hore he complained of sufrcrlng
:: _...njc"m -lir. .Matbe^pn, who
;;;::'c:S^n:s^;forMrs:"BiatR; ™
;?i. and «on. hut the patient died be-
tore tnt-y aTi'lve^ ■•' '•■' ■ • ■_ ■--'■■"""■.•■■■■
Bovelitoko'* »aUw»y SoUeme
UKVBLSTOKK. 1 f --^t -as
, ..„,, ftin citizens last
Ji\li
gar<liiir
Arrowl
To »»trol rofot Bound
VAI^UIO.IO, cm., I'-fh. 27.— The lorpcdu
boat destroyers Fox* and l>avl8 were or-
deryd today to ho put In .ondlllon for
H trip to Bremurton navy yird, wher.
tiicy will he u.sed for patrolling Ih"
watf-rs of l^>i«(t Sound, as thfv are now
reKHrd.*<l tvs ti>o small for foaa' defence
work. They will pn>b<iM.v !.. n- n.ntli
In April unJpr convoy.
Eaaror for Oandy
,IIM' \. ;i I I . .-Scores of i)ersoii«
riHked HUM llvr., u. i;.i8t South Wuler
Btreet la-^ft nlghl to procure boxes of
confections whm hundreds of pound -^
of candy were thrown Into the Hlreel
by rirenicn when a cundy factory was
oil fire. Policemen and tirenieii were
kept huay trying ui keep the crowds
away while one huse box after another
was thrown from second end third
storey wlvidows. It was e»tlmat.a
$15,000 wirth .if the sweets wen- dc-
tt{ ruy eil.
Soorotary Xnox in Panama
VICTORIA
INVESTORS
-The Cpntrai
PANAMA, 'A-h.
Southern Ani-
tary of state i-...-. ,.i.^,iii .i^ .
with bIK welcomlns crowds at Colon
tuid Panama, Mr, Knox went ashore at
Colon from the armoured cruiser Wash-
-. ., . . ,..- . .,,»t . hv
IWgton^^nw" moriiiiiB. «"•' '
g,.,„,-t...i,.ni .ifflt'ials and ^ ■■ crowd
,,, tizens of colon.
The I'a.Ku.u. .- rnlfiniaK its
promlao to '''
notat iv.nox s
surp nt o'J'
tor ni» .^utertu,in...i ..t 'taft',?iri411Wff;i JS.
ifOur I\;c1 N(^. 2 rc-ids
,,.^^,.,,... ,M,. v;ur. -i 'Al Ihc very l^^i^^t half
of lU'sriAt' will DC rctiiurcti. -'^ v/i»t " 'SBm' '"""■""
1912. 'Fhc Prime Mlnisler ol" Brilisli (A)luinl)ia:lTO"Hon.
t:Bri(ie,a^au^U in the Victoria Daily "Colonist,"
W!X%, . . ,^„,..^,, V.W.I ih/.
Rich-
savs:
entire
"^rr^'smmr
justifies all our contentions,
an expenditure and develop-
Moving Fiotnrc Tro«t
WASH! Feb 27 -The Be-
partment o. .i...uce is investigating
the moving pic-lure business to ascer-
talnlf there is a -trust." The imiuu-y;
Sll m«^ many recent Shernann la^v
,,.,.;.. ,nv,.Uc primarily the usjd 0.
H.ili'iif--,
H«avy~Snow In Maine
PORTLAiND. Maine, Feb. 27--The
heaviest snowstorm of the wiitter In
western Maine prevaiiod last night and
part of today. temiK>rarily tj-ing up
ih-'ping and blocking the s^am and
,ri« railways. The «»»*';^"^ " JfJJ
-^nfihas. - A thirty-ii>.e ,
mile wind
large drifts,
TUrnt.nv
Yt)RK.
Boat content
„_,, 97 .X challenKc
,., . motor boat club tonight. U is
Oo^;^~Knoc*. out KoUand
^V.-WAMICNTO. Cal., Feb. 2T.-~Ki.l
, V.e Of Stoclcion. knocked out- l.-Vrt»
,; '^l, „f Spokane, in the sixth round
" '"""'V V fight here to-
of & ^' „ Qf one more
aaimant to the middleweight champion-
sh% Holland .went down for the eount
of nine in the fifth, but got n.
at.d the sonjf. «»»'«"» »^«»*^^?"-^
- FOR SALE AT
Hicks & Lovick Piano Co., Ltd.
RT<-liiMlve Victor Il«»rofie»t»t I vri»
r.mi 0«»«nini«"* St.
BTCliiitlve Victor Il«profie»t»tlvr»
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
> iri«r«w
froiTdoo;.. iKei^med .l«-b. ^.rain ar. «u» H«m*r4-. flo.b.
LEMON GONNASON CO-.^LTD.
■^ ii»MM «T
I
.nxi««ioa lor t."» A..B--:= -
,:5g AN6ELES. Feb. a..- r..e fllst
,„,p towards placing Lo« Angelc-S un-
der' the commission form of .ove n-
nient was taken tonight at the city
"uncil. When it appointed a f-rter re-
vision committee of 15. with instruc-
ts to make .rr«n.^ement« for all
chafTBri-nwK-
!, ot commis-
sien governTO.ent. _^
^riantalB Not Wanted
TORONTO, Feb. 27.— The puienthiU-
,1,8 of Canada are enormous and Immi-
« ants must not be Orientals, whose
hle^s. political, social. moral. cU
n,„5e them incapable of asslmllat on
"v?tl, the APKlo-Saxon. This was the
..„.n and substance of the addres.s clc-
nverod to the Canadian Club V-;^- ,';;;
,,urno<.n by H. ''• ^''^^■^■"''- Z^'" ,„
Vancouver. He honied that .h- M-ndu-
uere ill any ricnsc -pi"n^e,^. ^
s O. K. B. OfflciolB
u,.SNIPEG. K,- .-..orge Stephen
,..„.ral freight an- -^ -i the Canadian
Northern railway, announces t'lat .1.
M MacRae Las been appointed d Is-
uiet frelKM agent at SasUatoof.. > > •
Crunae will succeed C. R. mil, who
'Z resigned to ko Into private huslness
\u- leaves t^r HaskBtoon on Mareh i u>
,,..f ume his duties.
l-rom "recent consular report,
learned that the s^rale of ''f'^"'^"';. :;;."°„^,';
in Sweden, which went Into eftt-a oi
January 1st, this year, shows a general
increase of T.f.O crowns (J2.01) pcr
month, or this amount.. 5 orown* m-
•,4) is a direct advance, and 2.&0 crown.s
■(67 cent.) in a r.romlun> paid seamen
shipping for .. whole year «■ Ih he
«ame owners. i«.yable at the end of the
vear on condition that there ha,^ been
no complaint ihr..u».'h failure to perlorm
autles sa.lHfajAorlly. Able-bodied sea-
,n,.„ formerly V=^> Id fi5 crowns <51-l'*^
,„•,• month, now receive GO crowns ($lb.-
os, ..n.i it. addition, 1.he premium re-
ferred to. The hrem.-n are pald at U.e
same rate.
A moven;>e.U a.m. mi.- .1.,- locaUs of the
cooks Waiter.', and WnllrcsBe.M union.
,., prohibU the employment of Oriental..,
,„,ectly or indirectly, on licensed pren.-
ises has found the support of .severul
members of the local legislature at Vic-
toria, and as the House has Just as-
sembled. « bill will be introduced to
Ihvt effect. it may not be generally
known that I'rlnee Hupert Is eompelle.l
by bylaw to do without Oriental cham-
• ,.....-»ji- u»%m'^^»rt nnrti^rH, ete.. ur.U
this is a «tep is the right direction In
an effort to secure a white B. C. and a
White Canada. It remains to \ms seen
Wheth-jr V«»iiC«uver has the power t..
pass a slinllar bylaw without the sanc-
tion of the Provincial House. At bU
events there is no Rainsaylng tlie fact
.hat KomethinK aJonft this line !«h^l« be
done, the Boolior tl»e' belter.
In capUal
operatives will
servants, and thcie w
the present postal t<
about 1.263.890 more ini
nearly 600,000 more sub '• j
ephoncs. ,
It la po.sBibJe that Ben Tillet or i •
M.ui.i the foremost leadrr«! of tb>' i
1 organization nu ' j
liiiiuMi will come to A::.. -.1 ■ '' i
to make an extended speaking tour. Both |
men are famous as orato.rs in Europe
and AuPtrallia. Tillett apoke in a num-
ber of cities In this countrv win-
ter of 1901-2 and imnde a im-
pression. Mann i
to visit this country and
^Should either finally decide
3 the sea the main purpose would
probably be to str. the combina-
tion of transiMjrt v. .lung: interna-
tional/ lines.— -Cleveland Citizen.
The Congressional Employe-^' T.la-
bilily and Workmen's Com n
Commission h ilcaliy deci.u-.i lo
recommend th' 'cnt of a law pro-
viding for the insurance of employeea
of inteyMtt^ railroads againBt ln.iury
by aMHHHPy requiring the roads to
make^PyVPfFts ^°^ *^">' mjury inrllct-
ed. No vote has been taken, howeverv
but it was admitted by the commission-
ers themselves that they were untnt-
mously In favor of the direct payment
plan, and also to conflnlni? the opera-
i tlon of the proposed law to employers
on 1 y ^^j^l^^H^^^^^^^^^H^^HMr
jirec^>^mw^^^^oad.< xo injured
employees, the Instrumentality of the
national government is invested ln.;«a.r-
rying the law into effect. ■-
We still h
tfie^nRe^lpB^^'Will increase
e rate of lUO per cent i)er an-
I few excellent investments, N\bich^\ve^can de-
liver at prices ranging from
I
.>.<-«>« <~\
On terms spread over a period of five years.
H. P. WINSBY
McnjlHM' Victoria Heal I^:stale l^Lxchange
Telephone 714
'iy)l-ZK)Z aay waivi ju»A*^fe., ^---e — - -
To OurVatron^
We Are Now In a Position
to Serve Our Customers
As heretofore, taking care of personal calls
and telephone orders. We have a large
■ -/-'■■'•
poodr arriving daily. We will
be pleased to have you call and inspect our
new store, which is large, fitted with new
fixtures, and when fully completed, will be
the finest store of its kind on the coast.
LlOnt V^CllSuic; Liii:^
Man Who Drinks
Help Him— Advise Him How He Can BeJ^escued
from the Liquor Curse Through the Nc.AL
THREE-DAY DRINK-HABIT CURE
jo_'5 ^■;lles Street, \ictoria, B. C,
Phone R3188
B. C. Hardware Co., Ltd.
KOTl<: 'IMIK NEW ADDRESS
825 Fort Street
Phones 82 and t6i i
P. O Box 683
The Treatment That Makes Happy Homes
^ • , •«„ .*.,,, i« hplDle«s He Is the Victim of a hiirnliVK thlrKt
, T'%fno? he sftis led -'^Hrrsysten, is poisoned with alcohol, which
cure doc's— and in only three day*.
.,-, ,„.,rvelous cures effected by the Neat Ih.oe-day . trc.itrnent have
Hid.:.:) -C endorsement of many prominent citizens of Victoria.
,...„ ,n p.rsnn at th.^ office of the Nenl Institute n.Td have a <-"nfWe«-
. , ' ,v M«ke n thorouKl. Investljiallon of the personnel of the local
tlal talk. Mo.ke n l^"'""*;' ' , ^.^^ institutes Company. Find out all
about the pay»l"»»*i* rodc-y i--
le^s, safe and p<i.'iU)\e
!;r,;;"K.nve"r.Vpau"m'>';;r«.7;'"mpro,..d „,™... a»a phy.,..> .»..
If you have o mend who i. a victim lo alcoholic or drug addiction.
send hini to us and wo will cure him.
If in neetl of hcdp yourself, oome and we will do Uk«w!*e. ,
The Neal Institiife;
loas »•«■ ««»«t. Ttelwrte, ». «
Headaches - nauaea - indigestlon-rruddy complexioo-pimF
bad breath— thes« are some of the effects of cod-
stipation. The mild, sensible,
reliable remedyis ^_^^itfii4^^^V7W 'M fc
I
ThsT ©onttan the *••■■•
^^^iPP^— -- dtaoovertwl And l>«t ewcomot knof«»« •*J??'
•^ WteTuw bowel, without the .ilKhUet dtecomJort *b4 ^'^'^^^^
,^:;:Cottho^m. Conauu^ln^^^
Ss!X
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Mtt^
"fMlPh^Ji^Ai'.MiSi/.
:^:±r.\.i:.-^
mimmmui
.'jM.ii.S,^'^l it-si-
>ij(«(«frvs«"»aa»ii
VJnrir,fnH»y, February ?«, 191?
^i( r<unv Dvnv (OLOMsr
17
$500.00
REWARD
TO
ECZEMA
SUFFERERS
KtAU OUR GUAKANTEC
'^ -^^li ^
$500.00
REWARD
TO
ECZEMA
SUFFERERS
RE:AD BONA-FIDt: om:.K
SCOTTISH PLAY
ATTRACTS CROWD
'■&ob K07" Produced in the Victoria
Theatre — Succaaiilal Creseutatlon
of Oreat Bcuit Drama
, <■''. i
BELL BALM
In conjunction svith BEL.I-.'S P.S. of A.
TO WHOM JT MAY CONCERN:
This la to certify that the fjeli Remedy Company havt deposited $50»
cash In the Bank of Hamilton, Winnipeg to be forfeited absolutely without re-
Btrlotion, to any person jiurrerlnK from Eczema or other tjerm bIcId dlseaae.
properly dlagnoacd, under personal supervision, that cannot be cur 1 by ih«
use of the Uell Balm In conjunction with Hell's P. S. of A.
Yours voiv truly,
UULL, HBMBUY COBXFAITr. WlanlDeC.
Bell Balm. Jn conjunction with Bell's f. S. of A., la not a medicinal experi-
ment—it 1b a bona ndo and absolute remedy for Eczema and all Rerm sktn
eruptions— tested for years and found to be tlio only cure for both acute and
chronic cases. Aitef eVeiy vn»«r rciinjuj fu,-^ i-...c-, -• — • -.>»...•, .a ^^,ij~,^,^^-K,a
wlthBell'dP. S. Of A., Win affect complete cure. Try this remedy — use it accord-
ing to dJr«otloo» ana your Ecsema or any other germ sHm dfaease you mleht
— -W.?'S —
... : •?
rt«w»
K
m*»jf»f
!&..*ffl! BELL RRilEPY CO> Stete
Head Office) Vancouver, 8. C.
FIFTH ANIWAL REPORT
it was a.n eitJinently — one aiisht. v.1-
m<iat say oxi.-Uislvcly, but for the aud-
ibly wlilsptToil <|ui.'rle« that punctuated
the stage dialogue t'ri.im the uuUitorKiin
— Scfittlsh audli.'nce that grathered in
the Victoria thcHtre last nigrht to wit-
ness a performance of 'Rob Roy." The
suid whiHDfcrc'd queries were called Into
lioing by the cOnsLslent broadening of
the dial«el by the players plus the In-
nate peculiar aubtleties of the lan-
guage, and evidenced the fact that
while the fcScotch inay have done much
for Canada generally and Victoria
particularly, they hava not- done for
them completely.
To produce "Rob Roy" In costume,
color and language. l8 a feat not no
easy of accomplishment within the
four corners of Caledonia, but when
tlie task Ib iittompterl hv ;i combination
8cei. ,\ith
the conditions and circumstances (M
titv time, and cerlaiiiiy iackinv in iw
. JillitidKailc atmosphere or Its tetOmtrnfl,
^ it will be readily qoderatood tlMt Wk
'accumulation of diMcuftie* must be
(aeed. Tb^t tM»r *«!(«* h«fn Hf>Ht
heroically ana succNstiiliy taced. waa
attested by the jiroduction at the piece
last nlyht, and It will be readily con-
poded by those present that the "Beth
Roy^ that stalked the boards of the
Victoria theatre did credit tQ the great
novel by the greater novelist. Sir
Walter Scott, and to the Individual
vance
The I'i't
Vancovivp'. 1
I \V Home.
A \ UiminK, l?»'()
The president,
\ 1
vnnual Genetf*. J|it»lng of the
'. on the 23rariiN^[AmQng tb
Mr.' T/% ,t4lNi^^ «ee«^^^ the chair, and W. P.
Company. Xifa^ttMU WM
notice<l the MAHMriMMU
S. B. SftSder, St 3. Knott. *.
m
V street wsst>.
beo. J. Tsn^
C. McPheriron,
ftW?^-
_^..,^._. . .._ . . «'
.... ,,.. ., ._ ^ Itsid'iaeicd as seoretMT :!«>ff^,j@S^i!WipMr,
The notice calling tfte vbeeinv was read by the secretary, also t)|«,.aMh|iqitsS' «f tJi« )«st'«w«jMa MMtfaW. which were
^^^^^^^^S^isf H^msneiMi r«>nnrtK werp then nresented by the trcasur .Mr. H <:.- Oordott.
^W^' s>xKBcroKs< naroMT
'ph-'Wh .SHAREHOLDERS:
I'he Directors have pleasure In sabmSttlnn herewith the I'ifth Annual Report showing tlie results of the year'«
''P^y'4>uring the year the assets have Increased from |l,779.«82.68 to $2,484,081.51 and the paid-up capitel from »501,647.o<t
.i. J-.41.35r..flO.
The earnlnss, after providing tor expenses, interest and expenditure on new vffictf Mremises, amounted to |i22,a74.»l.
Hit of which a dividend of 10 per cent per annum and a bonus of 10 per cent per annum were declared, leaving a balance
of 117,006.56 to be carried forward.
The trust assets have increased from *908,«64.23 to $1.380,?97.8ft. ^
The Directors arc grateful for the many expressions of confidence in the care and Judgment exercised by them as
repre^f«l|t^£fiires, and for the Increased volume of j^ljwp tram satisfied clients.
lite ^Niwferte'ncp and «Epecia\ quatificatlons of 'wSS Iwictefrs'ln the matter of investment of monfy on mortgage loans
and tlie worth of the guarantee, have made the Company's guaranteed mortgage loans an attractive investment to local,
|'.4lK|tJQH4£liyfc, caplUUsts and financial instltntlotts.
j^^M#Mwlli|l49Km of the Company has heen Improved during the y«ar; other betterments are being considered.
Jiairectorn hope that every .shareholder will give all^possible business to the CSsB^iMny. and see that his friends'
THOa T. LAXGLOIS,
Presidont.
Vancouver, B. C, January 27, 1912.
The election Of tfNS^^|8P*««l«lted in the re-election of the retiring directors as follows:
Tlios. T. LanfrlolS.'keSJ^'lS'o^vft. Hon! G. H. V. Bulyea. R. .T. lf«|,«MHFblln, K- C. J. Vt. HOme.. CIMWMI «»5|(fii^,ar« Goo.
Telfer, D. R. Dingwall, Horace 3. Knott, Geo. Martin. E. H. C^yMM^' Capt. Win. Grant. <J60. T^^h^l ■ill#/1B.1iiailllth.
'.m.
T. Stein & Co. and Messrs. Marwlck, Mltchein, Feat & Co. were elected auditors of fh«
f
company
TWtr.
\ ' . ■ -eting of the newly e^ttt^tCi- t>lrectors, the foHowlng
J. Telfcr, 1st vlce«tMf|«Hiiyt- and manai^lng director, f M'
1 don, treasurer.
(ifftCCts
Mm no
u crt'
;n(l
elected: Thos.
vice-president; W.
T. Langlois,
P. Reld, secretary;
membei's of the ^ast. ■ Au adaytatiOB
is more often a tUeft than a compli*
ment to the original idea but in the
«ase of "Rob Roy" the text has been
uXjoqA by with a faith that mnst sure-
ly~!lutv» bsen other ttian a proftii^
Idowil 4nuiwtt»s^f: mM> wblto <|ie
efaajnuiters, tnWvMdKlbr iiM «ol)ectIve.
ly« .ftjtt.Itt tfN»>ciM^ ivtCh ¥oeal num-
'^NPHll^l^l^P^^iWiWft^^ y, to live up
these pniiiiHl^^|S tbey are all Boot-
"j^lptf situation, ^^"^gj^^.'-mmf^^
mt^m it Is iniposiilki'ti>^ISeli«se'
in terms of the highest \n \. • While
here and there an accent lobi it- wa.v
and obtruded itself at an unfortunate
juncture In the expressions of one or
two of the players, the average was
exceptionally high. In this regard Mr.
Alan B. Stevenson, In the estimable
role of Bailie Nlcol Jar\ le. achieved a
noUble ^SEfK^eMr INH. ^"''^ >" Point of
languag»a;^'^ji|||f|Hn!o ability, his
interpretaiio!|r^ipBBB"whimHtcaiuies of
the great WI^Ait- delineation being
charmlnRh hnmnroii^ .iml tntireU suc-
c«>ssful. e\ on t" tlie Miin.! <'^ ^'■le latest
immigrant tnun AiiUt ■> these
western shores.
J. n. Thompson, who assunii rt t'-f
onerous role of ?!P|l||fe,J|ltoy*" carried
the honors of tNf^lWwntng wUh
magnificent figuK- tnd i a.s\ , ^r.u eful
delivery uul di ji'Ttnu m luii,. mif-
able prrf'irnnni'f '. ^^ r
Hay, as tht Dougal Cj
Warebam as Rashlcigh
John Mi'Gruer a»/.'Kr. <5w'
senach lawyer; jlljiss Minn
as Diana Vernon, and M
Strn<'hnn a«! Mattif thi- r
Ine iu.ikI III .iiicM'iMn
lent" ! • » eral I'l Um nuimi"!
SCM lasiTiiy arranjTPO m im-
mitation of the heath. of the
McGrcNfor country. Tb. l Loch-
ard. iii|B^*^^k« of Aberloyle. and the
cave -olMSnli Hnv were depicted with a
wealtli til It ua- both attrac-
tive ann M.iu-tic- The play will be
piotluced again this evening.
I
n
k 1 l^C
^i ''^*'!%£^4s.
iririiiiiii
mmi
CAKAI>IAN HQM$i.B
..Bttiod issue (so,00o »h«fe!^V*t.ll'»«i' rfwire
htg to announce that oii^'lliiarSfiS, "or prior to
dkt d£ite,^ should die fatflUHBe of the issue have;.(
'^ "beetC subscHbed, the^j^^ of shares will be'
adviinced tp $i ib '^i:^*rp, Victoria ^txfplt
W^ aCfordcid' an^^d^f^nity of purch««iti^,
siiargg In a, giuwl|ug'.hUiA.ie cuiitcm, engagwl m
Istone;
■-as-
i^an
mlo
1 V-
Balance Sheet as at December 30th, 1911
ASSETS
;ir,,u, :,.,,! Mnriiu-lpal UoudH ....
..8 Jsn-.r3r..9»
>n Improved Fropcrty . .. .
Iialance on PropertltiS Sold
Sundry Securities
I'urnltMr.e and FiXtttrPS
.^Rcncy Aecount.s
CaHh on Hand •
#2,484,081,
Trust and 0-ttaranteo Department.
I'irs' Mriili^ii^Ts on Hcm! T'l'operty (Juaran-
teed .-■ •• •.. .... .$ r,:!7,yoi,
First Morteasres on Real Property as Se-
curity on i;>eb(>ntur(>s Guaranteed ;. ...490,840.
Securities held asjaln.st other Investments
Guarant#ed I'^l.Mn.
I'Mral MortRaBes on Real Property Tim
TruKl. Securities held «!>,Uo4.
$3.873,87!>.
00
nil
17
I.IABII,ITIES
Mortgages ami Pe.'icni ui > !■■ •li,- % .';i;-i,7s;).r.i;
Balancf to -^ 1 ::!»,'_' 16.71
'■•■■''•""■■■ '" 'I -'^^m^ .:-.irr.7-,7
Call l,oans on Municipal Bonds ............. . 200. .504.14
Bank (Special .\ci:onnl) 110,678.94
suhKcribed t;apltal (l.oOn.oon.QO
laid np Capital 541,305.00
RpHcrve LT.O.OOO.OO
r)ividend No. 4 . in.'",,aos.2r.
At Credit Profit Account ', . 17,006.56
$2,484,081.51
Trust and Ouarnntee Onpartment
lK'l(t>ntiirf>.'< Crt!ii ran teed $ 490,840.3.1
Funds Invested and Guaranteed, ..... ..^aHBiSK^. 750,603. 4:i
Trust Funds Invested .... ..^^^HHIkio. 354.00
miD LIKE TO
•WEAR BEE UNIFORM
».1,87;i,879.l7
Signed on behalf of
lional Finance Company, Jjlmi led.
Vancouver, B. C, January 27th. ini:
TnO.'=!. T. l,.\NCrI,OlS, nireetor.
CEO. .1. TIOUI.'EU. Dlre.!t..r.
H. C. qORDON. Treasurer.
AtTDZTOR'S CEBTinOATE
Vancouver. B. C, .Tartuary 27th. lltlL'.
W. h. I t.y o'rti!% that We ha Ve audited the books of the National I''lnance Company, Limited, for the year ending
SOIli December, mil, and found them correctly kept and properly vouched. We have examined as at the said .lOth
December, Iflll, the Securities of the Company «.nd the C««b and Bank BnlancftS, and found them to be «« shown in the
mIh.vo statement.
We have veHfi- • mre and rnvritnicM .\..inMi.'.i .unl iii,,i hi .ir.l>!-
Vienturew. Rondw, Serb* and oilier Hecurttles of the Trust, Kwlales iinil ..\KencieM of the I'ompaiij
We ftirther eortlfy that nil <iiir r»»vilvpm»ntK as Auditors have been complied with, and thru
full and true 1. ., affairs In accorflanoe with the bo.ik- mT t... < ■ompan> < uii
Deeemher. 1911. ,
\V. T. .'•ITF.rN & < Ti.,
Chartered Accountants, .\iidlioi.;.
Mii- .Mortgaj?!'. 1 1
.•^tatoment
COMPARATIVE GROWTH
Dec. 31, 1908
Dec. 31, 1909
Dec. 31, 1 9 10
Dec. 30, 1911
PAID-UP OAPZTAX.
Sa50.360
$400,000
$501,647
$541,395
TOTAX, ASSETS
S3S0.lSC.Si3
$952,455-^3
$2,682,546.91
$3,873,879.17
ADVHRTISH IN THE DAILY COLONIST
Xiooal Kesidcnt "Wljo Says He Zs .a
Pitcher Signs Contract 'With Wat-
elet's "A-wk-ward" Sqaaa
John J. Grady, at present residing In
:«\'ietoria. was a caller at President
VVattelet'.s office yesterday, and before
John J. had departed he had affixed
liU i.fl'ii-i;il (•.iirn..ineii [>< 11 fiirmal eon-
Lhe Vk-
liiriii 'I .;i,ii'i)iiii I iiiii^. ju.-^iiii. .Vithough
CJrady did not figure In any official
averages last sea.son, being away at
Stewart, B. C, pursuing other o(?cupa-
tions, he has pitched league ball. The
last position he held down was In 1910
with Edmonton in the Twilight league,
whore he figured In 17 games as a
t wirier, winning 10 and losing 7. John
stands no le.Ms than six feet and looU.'<
as though he could deliver the gootla.
In the same year he, walked 3S men
and fl.'ided .013.
PrcsldciU Dugdale. of the .Seattle
club, yesterday received a letter from
Jimmy Wlgpra, Seattle pitcher, in which
the elongated twlrler stated that as far
as baseball was concerned this year, he
had retired. Wlggs tried to catch on
with some Southern club, believing
that It was too cold for his wing In
the Northwest. He failed to land a
lierth, hut writes thsit he is making a
good thing nut of the Insurance bual-
ness. However, Dug thinks James will
be with us when the robins nest again.
Wiggs had a very good season Inst
year and Was Seattle's best •pitcher,
riniHhing among the first five of the
leagtie.
Norman Crtilok.shiink, outfli'lder of
the Seattle Oiant.s, has been engaged
to coach the Bellingham High school
nlno tills season, und will take up his
work very .shorlh.
Johiiii.. i:.ii . Ill til. 'hlcago Cubs,
says he will do his best to get Hank
O'Day, formerly umpire, now leader of
flnelnnatl Beds, rired rrom tne fieio
this coming season. Th<» mlniit" Hank
.steps an Inch over the roaehlng line,
Johnny is going to appeal tu the um-
pire in charge.
Prince Albert Calls
Thf! Kteamer Prinoi Albert arrived
frfitii liif. (loi'to uiniiit iiddiilMht. She
left again early thifi mor.d.ij, for Seat-
tle to load machinery loi I'rlncu Itupcrt.
l«|o. Armstrons
Vanoouvsr
a peoittal^le btt|fiii^.»/.iNaiifM|ed by wdl known
Vi<^ta ai4;; ^^14^'*^ hmim^ ineo. ,
All Direcitoi^WK^M^ connected with the
VieWriA
a omiaim
" tKffiiwii
Vitteeitver
W. B. I'^lnlay,
Victoria
J. Zj. Q. Abbott,
Vancouver
Ernest ICennedy
Victoria
OFFICES :
_ purchased
''^ahare cash,
cash, bal-
.Wonths, or
cash and $5 mon
Victoria
Vancouver
New Westminster
London, Eng.
d^y&ny M^'tv^\<l \^^J»m*(
m^9 as the public is ihvitodjO.^
. share. There are no pn '^^'^*''
company,
Where Profits
Are Derived
In addition to our Building Department, we
carry on a general Real Estate and Insurance
business, the profits from which go to swell
\ the dividends. Shareholders may conserva-
\ tively look for a lo per cent, dividend the first
\ year, increasing thereafter and a steady ad-
\ vance in the price of shares.
\.
Send for Prospectus. It will Interest You.
BRITISH-CANADIAN HOME BUILDERS, LTD.
Third Floor, Sayward Building
Agents Royal Insurance Co., Liverpool. Eng. Ernest Kennedy, Managing Director. Phone 1030
LIMITED
LIABIUTY
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W«dn««d«y. February 28, 1912
(U^ll TCI F«^ the Diamond Steel
tpOl./ O Range Sold Reg. at $40
THIS is ihc best offer that we have made for a lo.i- tnnv
:ta\ cannot be duplicated. Unfortunately we have only a
limited number to offer at this price, and you will have to
>hop early to secure one. The Diamuud is a reliable steel range
that we are confident will plcase the most exacting housewife.
The Body is made of heavy blue steel, closely riveted, and is
,:^,^A j^. ..n.„...^-.ced plare^ with a hcavv asbcstos miU board witn
'" '.h"eet-ir<urc ' X cr, and the body Is stiffened with an angle iron
V ,'i-" 111 ' ion.
A Note of Warning
''f«*!Srais
The Flues— These are well proportioned, easy to oi>«^*J?
a A large clean-out door is provided in the frottt, oy
^which the flues can bc1»^#*gr'^eat»^<l- ^^'^\t
oers »»il»*^0««h control oi thfe diraughta, and cime^^^X
of fuel '" » . .. ' /..-. . " ' ^. '•
The Fire Bo» is^ w^J constructed 4nd is saitfiUe for bumwr
wood or co»l Thegrat* is easily ta|c«fa out, the hiiings are ^vy
Md w«n v«iiti^t|s4 ift made in three pieces, and is constructed to
atlov for ©twtHiietion and expansion.
T
HHit Ovcft
■Thia 10 made of hiravy ah<>ft-stfifil. JS W^U riveted
In Which You Can Save Money by Purchasing
Your House Furnishings at Sale Prices . . .
TC For Buffets Sold Reg.
. / ^ From $30 to $37.50
SOLID OAK BUFFETS— In I'.arly English finish, fumed
oak and :i highly polished golden finish. They have
shaped frunt.s. three cupboards with fancy door.-,, cue cut-
lery drawer lined with felt, and one large linen drawer. The
back has a low, shaped .shelf, two brackets, and a l^eveled plaie
mirror 40 x 10 in. All are made of well seasoned lumber and
afe a remarkal)le value at • -^SLTS
Solid Oak Buffet— In golden color, highly polished or in a neat
fumed finish. The top measures 48 x 2iin., and the body <;on-
tai".s two cutlery drawers, one of which is lined, one large
Hiien drawer and a large cupboard with two drawers. The
back has one large shelf supported by shaped l>rackets and a
beveled mirrofv.^e 40 x I2in. Special value ^.^,v . . .S>-i-X.7o
rwo wmjSMMiM,.MAMm im'-wmmsm oak
1>ilffi. The # m^^il^^l^^v^ and the body hdj^o
'long linen drawer, two. cuiftery #*»#*«, and a large cupboard
With two fancy leaded glass doors. The back is plain, has large
• *' supported by sqtrtw^ lilltot ^nd « bivrij** «ttrror 3&Kr,
This is a very attrad^y* piece of, furmttwe attOi
U)I)AY and Thnrsddij (tie the lasl livo Ja//.s ()rihc Fehru-
(iiij Ihnisc-l'urnishiiuj S(ile^m}AoKJuMmL.ili^l!:iL^
rcfjuJar prices wij'
' These are ijour hist 1)pportimifJcs Jo sccuf^fWrrfffffrF
nittite than usual fqpg
to whom the need^sr .
^stiUputim^ off i^i^morrmf what thrift advises th^m.tQ
jibtodiwrond nodouti tmnu of timm wiU lose their chaim.
, Willi^pu be one of the. di^appcinted crowdf fif you are,
we will both be the losers; we have goods to sell and are wilting
to share our profits with you, but we emuiol eddend our sale
limls beuwdthundm ff gfel> ; ( . ^_ "• ''- -• ^^ -■•^--7
Shop todaV'-ti^^roip your oj^or^tU may slip.
shelf
loin
valne at,
Surface Oak Buffet— ^Vith a top measuriftg 3ft. 0n, x aoin.. The
body haa t«o mm 4rawet», pne of wbwHj^ %^ l*^*"*^'^ '
onOargelf^eii W«\^^»^*^#:^i1>0#^^
-msrsr-The back haa a^,i|pMita»eil gtttooi|t^|y,tw^.shapea
tiik*jet8 and a beveled nito.li^jSii.?|#» ^^^-^ ^^^^j^^^'l'
and strongly braced to prevent warping or buckling. U is pro-
vided with a strong wire rack, and the door is spring-balane»4.
Cooking and baking are cptnp^ratively easy m this oven, lae
•liw* ;, w» M,t.n AiTwtmit a£A eaaHv Tesrulated-HHrt-penect-*
heat is^ j)tfen dirfetwl M ^ily Tegulated-that-perfect conflfe
■M.
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tions are a certainty. ^ ^, ,,.„„.. . ., .._.
Ask to see this range. . Regitlar vahte $<p).oo, noW mUfl^t^ at
$31.75. ''
Mm.
jestry Ca^lii'^SiiiiWW* at $2.90. Hearth R
at 95c; and $6.50 to $8.75, Lace Gurtains
for $3,50 Today '
"Tii^i
^ _jF S?a|«, an^ facre are a few of our do^-
h^l,y|Tpfypr See the window display on View Street, and you will realize that
the barg^S=iigger than even the most exacting would expect,
%pet
Squares — These are in
nentional designs in ground
fevn, two-toned green, and
Vith various colors. They
have TnterwoV^n borders, a hard finished
surface and are woven in one piece. Size
6 feet 9 inches by 9 leet. Spccial^k.
price . . MS^9'
Tapestry Hearth Rugs, in very effective de-
signs and colorings. These aiw Ai^^*^^5i*.
• strong weave and a rare iSffli^^
27x.=i8 inches. Price
Odd Piece^sol Tapestry CaifpSBSii^Pm var
iety of colors and patterns. They are
iy2 yards long and will make good rugs.
Price, each . ■ • • ' ■ **^*r
Brass Extension Rods— For sash or case-
ment curtains, all complete with brackets.
Special for today's .selling, 3 for. . . .10^
Battenbcrg and Irish Lace— Also a few Not-
tingham Lace Curtains and shades in
white and ivory. This lot includes some
of the-best designs we have in -t* ok and
are ^iiiiie for any room in the house.
Only 23 pairs to be sold at thi> price.
Regular ^.50, ^7-7S an<i $8.75. all to clear
at ■' * ^•*Ji!P»1i!
Drapery Materials and Furniture Coverings
—There are many materials in thi-- in-
cluding printed .scrims, art sateen-, c.-l-
oted i^' "'• ^*-*— ♦♦ *- *^**' »-.«-—•
ing thebc oul m wuier to make room for
the new spring goods, we are pressed for
room—otherwise these low prices would
not be possible. 200 yards are to be
sold. See them in the win'dows. Regular
25c, 35c and 45c values an to clear at. per
vard .............................10^
Bargains in the Hardware
Department Today and
Thursday
WE anticit),'>* I- .-x very busy time in this depart-
Piei and tomorrow, and we cannot
say how soon the goods in the following
ijaMtwiU be sold oul. ^"—'"lop early, under ^ny cii-
*^&tiiifee> ii v\ill , ^i to replenish your stock
nf kitchen utensils, crockery and glassware while
the «5ale prices prevail. Visit the department, look
;.r.,nnd and yon will realize that the money-saving
■pniiK-^ are better than usual.
FANCY GLASSWARE
Rose Bowls— In bQth plain. glass and colors. They
are a \ erv attractive shape and have a trellis top
', of biM>. in keep the blooms in place. With sprini;
appr-cichin-. ijiese bowls should; be attractive.
\ alues to ij;i.25 will be cleaned out at. . 50f^
TOILET SETS
lo-piece Toilet Sets, made of good Knglish >cnii-
TO^rcelain. They are white with a raised pattern
and are trimmed with gold lines. Our regular
et Department— Bargams for Thursday .
THE LAST QF THE SALE
rrS 1 1 IRSDAY, the last day of the sale, will be a big bargain day. Many lines that we
I are not repeating for the Spring season, remnants^of carpet, and many of our
-■- regular lines will be sold at prices that will be a pleasant surprise to you. See the
window displays for further details. Here are a few of the items:
SI. :ip; values WTiiiJc ><na tuua>^ amt ■ iix .ij., »•
ilicv last, atper set. ..... ......... • • - • • .?2.50
FANCY QLASS^TRINKET BOXES
iere are a lot of odd pieces that we wish to clean
out quickly, and if a low price is an inducement,
they will not remain on our tables very long.
There are trinket and powdeir boxes in fancy
A'ith nickle or brn and decorated with
cameo miniatures. Kegi..«. alue up tn $1.00 mil
be sold at, each. • • ■ -50^
Portiere and Window Curtains— In art
set^^dii6d ta'^estr^'. 'iin'-^i' -'ire in such a
diversity of styles that detailed descrip-
tion is impossible. Some are beautifully
embroidered olT, cloth and others have
artistic woven borders. Many are finish.^
cd wiih heavv iriuLic .unl all arc rare
bargains. Regular $8.75, $10.50 and
^12.75 values on sale Thursday at ^4.50
Window Shades— Made of a strong quality
of opaque cloth and mounted on Harts-
liorn spring rollers. .Ml complete with
brackets, tassels and pulls. Colors green
or cream. Size 37in. x 72in.. at each 25^
Brass Extension Curtain Rods ' with
spear ends and brackets. These are
>tr^^^■ ann ^ci vicc«tutc ioti.->, a<ta v...» t.u
for iuug ur short curtains. Regular 25c
value on sale Thursday at, each . . .10c
Linoleum Bargain— Block, tile and floral
designs are here to choose from and all
are a reliable;q"->''*^v. They are 2 yards
wide and a bit, .; -lin to close out the
Februarv sale. Price, per square yard 25^
n pen or
Brussels Carpet Squares-
quality. They have interwoven borders
and may be had in ground shades of
green, fawn and blue. For hard wear you
will find these carpets hard to beat. Size
9 X 12ft. Special price for Thursday's
selling ■- . . . - - ^10.75
Brussels Carpet Remnants— You can choose
from a variety of patterns and colors in
either body or border carpel. They are
all high-grade carpet and are 22)^m. and
27ih. wide. The pieces are about 1I2
yards long. Per piece on Thursday. .50f^
Carpet Remnants— -These are .A.xminster
and Wilton carpet of the best quality.
There are many patterns and colors to
: choose fr£>m and are about I, '/2 yards lona.
Per piece on Thursday. $1.00
Japanese Mats— These are an ideal fl.>or
covering for bedrooms; especially for the
^ summer season. They are handsome in
" design and coloring, sanitary, easy to keep
clean, durable and inexpensive. Size
feet. Each
25^
$1 for Strong Print Waists
YOU CAN'T GET BETTER VALUES
NEW shipments are pouring in every day, and it looks as
if we are going to be in a better position than ever in
this department this Spring. Spencers values in waists
have long been recognized as a standard of value in Victoria,
Init we consider that these lines have the average beaten by a
long shot. Ask to see them in the department.
Heavy Print Waists—In the plain tailored style. They come in
light and dark blue stripes on a white ground. The stripes
are in a variety of widths and all sizes are included in the line.
Some of them have shoulder pleats and all have a laundered,
detachable linen collar, box pleat front and a patch pocket.
The cuffs are in the striped material and are laundered. Special
%\ 00
value, per garment 't'-"
Hair Line Stripe Print Waists— In black and white, blue and
white, and mauve and white. They have laundered, detach-
able linen collars, soft link cuffs, patch pockets and a box
pleat front with pearl buttons showing through. We strongly
recommend this line. Per garment $1.00
Serviceable Print Waists— With very fine black line-. I'liesc
waists will launder well and may be had in all sizes. They
come with laundered, detachable linen collars, laundered link
cuffs of self and box pleat down the centre. The fronts arc*
with two pleats, rin. wide and full Im-th, ;.ls.. a •'^'i^'^^fler plcrit
on either side. Per garment $1.00
ASK TO SEE THEM IN THE DEPARTMENT— MANY
OTHER STYLES AND PRICES
A Showing of Evening SHppers
Tlie C5olonlal Pump Ih Hip newoHt anil HiiiRrtPHt DrwUK'tlon In wonien'K
footwear f-at \:T.r. i":«'n.> o\it for many BPiisonn. and It artlmlo RhepeR c<»m-
■ blned wlth^liifffi-K'""'!'' nuiteiiuls «in<l perfeft romfort win niRk« a style
-...,„_ .m- «r.» wUl roach ila vnry hisrhest Doaitlon In public favor.
It Is impossible to «lve you « fair Idea of their bc-euty In an H«1verllBP-
mcnt not ♦^ven a «ood lUustratloti would do lliom jupHoo, imt we win b<>
pIoas'fHj to nhow thetrt \.<^ you at y«»r request.
Therp «re bii.ck satin, pfltrnt leathpr. coronation a!lk-fa"c'1 -^loth In black
and blaok aundc leathers to ohoosp from. They arij Irlmniprt with large
huckles and oomo have beaded VBtnpri. All sIzpk arp licrp. and there are «<>
many «tyles that you are foirc nf flndhiK n allpper tlmt will pl«ase yo".
• Prices sUrt as low as $3.00 and rgnjfe up to §6.00.
Staple Goods at a Big Saving Today and Thursday
Ginghams, in a variety of colors,, large ^"^ small
checks. Per yard .x^yz^
Zephyrs and Ginghams — These are all Englisii
manufacture and are the newest stripe and
check designs. They are 31 inches wide and
are sellinpr at. per yard. l^v
Silk Finished Mulls, in plain and striped effects,
with a good srik finish. These ate splendid
value at. per yard, 25c and......... 20^
English Prints, in all colors. These will launder
v.cll. the colors are fast. Regular value. t.Sc a
yard. Special sale price 10^
White Victoria Lawns, 3''' inches wide. at. per
yard. 25c. 20c and 1^^
White Cambric, 36 inches wide, at, per yard. 20c
and ■■^^; ; ^^^
White Mulls — These aif .i vti- mm.- quabty. Per
vard. ^oc and '• .^o^
Nigger Head Suiting— These are full 36 inches
wide and are >uitable for making women's and
children's dresses or nurses' uniforms. Per
vard ^ 25^
Turkish Towels — Large size anfl our regular 25c
value. Special sale jiricc 15^
Huckaback Towels— There are both plain and
hc;r.stitched towels to. choose from, and they
are a quality that aviH stand endless vvear.
P ach • • .*••••••*•""'' ^•-**'
Wool Filled Comforters— Here is a large as.sort-
ment of patterns and qualities to choose from.
They arc covered with silkalinc and satin cov-
ers in a great variety of colors. Price, each
$4.00, $3.50. $3.00. S2.50. $2.00 and $1.75
White Grecian Quilts— Single bed size, at $1.00
each, and double bed size at, each $1.75. %^-^^^
and ?1.50
Ready-to-use Sheets—There are 100 pairs 01
these sheets left and once we are sold out, we
cannot repeat them at this price. They are lull
.size, are free from dressing and are our regu-
lar .S2..S0 value. You will have to shop early
u. secure them. vSpecial. per pair $1.75
White Wool Blankets— These are <i full size anil
a snecially good vain.-. Special values, per
pair, $4-25 and .^^.7i>
White Wool Blankets — I' nil size and 7 lbs.
weight. Per pair ..$5.75
Superior White Wool Blankets— These arc^f^
Ib.s. blankets, at per pair ,$6.75
Economy in Princess Slips and Corset Covers
Prlnceas BUp«— M...1'- di >i.iion. Th^.'^c
1111(1 HfTvlcMible Karinemt. made with
r^rtKpd with lace. Thi» nefk ard «i'<"f.
i«hPd with a lacfi cdjflnK. The-
than thp.se rtt. per Karnient
Princess SUps— Madf of a no^nd camlM-lc.
rioun<-p nf pmbroldpry and the .hi^joI
trimmed with lat-e. A value I'l '
ppr Knrm«nt
Prlnooss BUps — Mailo of fine canibrlr.
havf a handsome yokp of pmbroldory
fInlHhed with an pmbroWsred flounce
meni
irc a \- . . : "Hi^
u tuttkcrd flounce
"J are neatly fln-
I.) better values
fl.25
The «klrt has a
;i<)vi>r is neatly
,;ii.l 1.1 licMt nl.
JH1.35
Thesp garment H
and the pklrl Is
Price, per »«ir-
.I!il.75
PrlncSBS SUpsMi'l" i,r fine nnin.snok In a variety of
<l.iluty ttylpM. So.up are Irlniine.l wUh fine Valenrlennesi
la,.e and otherH with emhroWery. Frlces. per K-Y"'-'"'-
ranwe from $.1.00 up to l|ll.i.50
PriaoaSB SUps—M^de of a fine nainsook. The Rklrt has
., flounre of fine SwlHa embroidery, and the corset cover
'i„i« •. yoke of embroulp-ry. flnl.shmi with la.-o ''''^''t^yf
and ribbons. Per jBrarm«nt . jpz.-.»
Dorset Covers— Made of fine nalnFOck and <ammi<-. There
„rp v.niouK -styles to <-hoo.«ie from, trimmed with Valen-
rlPnnes lace, Imitation Irish lacc and embroidery. Spe-
ilal value, per garment 5"<^
David Spencer, Limited-
Boys' Suits— 100 at Saving Prices
T^day
T MERE is not a single snit in this lot that is not worth far
more than we are asking for them today, and every one
of them are new goods for spring and summer vvear. Our
buyer made a-vcry fortunate hit when he secured this lr)t and we
are offering you the benefit of this lucky purchase.
Tweeds in light weights are the nialcricd> and the most popular
colors are the greys, greens and browns, but we have others
to choose from. Sizes range from 23 to 3^^ a"tl will fit boys
up to the age of 16. The styles are double-breasted and Nor-
tolk and von can have bloomer or idain trousers with any suit,
but the bloomer trousers will cost you 25c more than the
prices quoted. An extra pair of trousers to match the suit
may be had al a co.?t of about $1.00 e.Ktra Price, per^^^!^
S,^50. $3.25, $3.00 and $2.75
BOYS" WOOL FELT TELESCOPE HATS— REGULAR
$1.00 VALUE ;FOR 75< ON WEDNESDAY
All now models and two shades of green and bl^ck to choose
irrun, 'I'his will give you an opportunity to get the boy a full
ouliil at a very moderate cust. There are only a few dozen O^f
these hats and if a low price combined with an excellent quality
is an inducement, there should be many ready purcliasers for
them, so shoj^ early. All one price ....75^
Men's Underwear and Shirts
Men's BWrt* »ad I»r»w«wi~Th«8e are In natural merino and are a Ught
wplKht for Sprln.K ah'i Summer wear. There are all «Ijwm» froni »4 to n
ln'8to<-k anrl the quality Is harii to beat even at a much hl(th*T >rtce. Thoy
have a soft ^Udah aM will not IrH^t* your sWn. Per «r»rm«nt to-
day • . . .V ...... .."• '■ ..»<►♦ ►
Oambrio o»«»a* ■»irt»-*-Th«iie are In a plain blua and have a Jo"*' ***{*V^.a
A separate lounre ooJIftr is supplied with each shirt, and ttre c«Ma JJJf *2j^'
i double style AU •ti«ii are ^lere at, jwr garment ..^LPfr^-
XaxMrlaMI CMliMt* OttUa* »»rt».-.a«|wrat« lounge coHara^ *-'^..,W^^
with thews •h»rte. and the siaevea^r* flnlsho.1 wfth * ••^J^WJMfflt
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^oH.tT The*' afe t«Lt cOft* "h-n-jafM coin* In a varl«ty ot Hfht
fancy atrtpaa, AW „*»»(«. , .P»C- W»^aiu»x. ,.-, »^ .,»...**..».• ."»^
Oaiahrlo Outlat •»ri»t»— In plain blue. th«»6 hava soft revenrtM^
y aod »on ouffii. AiH i»l«» «««* h*^ »«• f^*" gatmaat
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THE PACIFIC COAST
TERMINUS AND SEAPORT OF
_ Ihe Canadian Northern Railway
The PAGIFIC'PROPERTIES LIMITED has purchased large holdings in the Town-
ship of Port Mann from the Canadian Northern Railway. These properties will
,ff
H fn fhp niihlir for the first time.
SALE STARTING
MARCH
T^r\T^ -r \/f \ TS.TTS.T has been before the public for the past two years and during that time the ^reat interests back of it have
FOR 1 MAIN IM been perfecting their plans for its future. Not only has a large portion of the railway been constructed
between Port Mann and Edmonton, but also the townsite itself has been cleaa^ed and laid out as a model city. Wharves have been built; a
large hotel is under construction and other buildings have been started.
.r^ 4 11.T 4 T^x 4 TVT TV Ti^T^ O^T TT7"0 IVT CX_jrM3C A definite statement has been made by the Vice-President
CANADIAN JN UK 1 JrirLKiN OrlUr O of the C. N. R. that the coast terminal and repair shops will
be located at Port Mann, and with the development of the mountain sections, will quickly enlarge until they rival the present ^hops at Winni-
peg which employ nearly 3,000 hands and support a population of 15,000 people.
^j^^.-.. ^^y jl" A rr<jr\^\J OC AAA Win^in ^^ «hort time I^ort Mann will have a population of 25,000 people, supported not only
1 Ox U L>A 1 lUiN dOy\)\J\) by the pay roll of the C. N. U., but by other hirge industries, some of which have already se-
cured desirable siles. Tbe future of this Western city can'only be limited by the development of Western Canada. Back of it lies the re-
sources of the entire country, and in front is the ocean highway of commerce to the Orient, also to Eastern America and the Continent ot
P^urope via the Panama Canal.
THE HOLDINGS of the Pacific Properties, Ltd., offer you every facility for selecting the best that the townsite contains.
WRITE US FOR FULL INFORMATION AND COPY OF PRICE LIST
PACIFIC PROPERTIES
510 PACIFIC BUILDING
Wm. McBain, President; H. L. Johnson, Managing Director j t E. A. MacKenzi&
VA]
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V^ V-» X^ *_» A » A«s^ A
W«dn«»day, February 28, 1912
MINNESOTA WILL
ARRIVE TOMORROW
Mig HIU X.ln«r MaUhr Oood Fass»ff«
AcroRS Pacific — Win Have Sec-
ord Cargo for Far Bait
AWA MARU COMING
•
Jai^auM* BtMuner WIU DUobarffa 937
Tona of Oanaral Oarfo at tb«
Outer Wharf Tomorrow
The steunier Minnesota ul ilui Great
Northern Conipany reiibrts from sea
by wireless that she will rf'^jfh Smttle
tomorrow from the OrK'iit. The hiff
Ktcamer lett Yokohama on Keljruury
16th, and is making a fast run. The
liner is bringing: as i)art of her cargo
SSO bales of raw silk, a big shipment
of silk goods, and other jn-odiicta ot
the Orient in lesser (tuantlty. Bhe has
fifty first-cabin i)aHsen^ers from ports
in the Far Kast bound for this Coa.st.
Thi' steamer is expected to make tlie
liassage from Yokohama in a little
over thirteen da>s, which will doubt-
less, as usual, be heralded from Seattle
as the fastest time* made across the
f'acific, although the schedule of the
Empresses allows them a twelve day
tri p. and the Empress of Tjppan eleven
years ago made the irii) in 10 days 10
hours.
The Mlnaesotn will ISreak all record J
■ujith hor outward cargo. On _her Isi'i^C
trip the steamer took 17,122 tons,
mostly flour. The South China Morn-
ing Post of Hongkong, speaking of the
big imports of flour, says:
The steamship Minnesota has just
Wtiit ;i:ti tons of gen»ral uuiko lo
diHcliurge at ilie outer wharf and --
puSGongers to debark hcri- the Japanese
steamer Awa Maru of the Nippon Yustii
kalaha, Cant. Iriaawa, will reach ihf
j outer wharf ton)orrow from Honskonp
1 nnil the u.suul port ^^f call in the l'"ar
i Kast. Jhti Japanese steamer left Yoko-
on l-'ebruary i4tli. She has a
CHrgo of gentral freight, hiclud-
blg shipment of raw sUk.
llUllUi
large
lU).; ii
OIL FO'R VENTURE
PcRFECT PANACEA
FOR RHEUMATISM
•FRUIT-A-TIVES" WILL AL-
WAYS CURE THIS TROU-
BLE.
I steamer Maude Take* Supply of liquid
i Fuel for Boecowltz Conipany
I Veeael
1 The Steamer Maadc. of the B. C
i Marine Railway Company, came from
' iiJsqulmalt yeptwrday to take on a ship-
ment of fuel oils for the steamer ^|en-
turc of the BoseowUz Steamship Com-
j>ony, which Is belnjf eciulpped Willi oil-
burning apparatus at Ksuuimult. It Is
sxpscted the work i_wnL,_^be comnlated
about the end of the wtsek, and the Ven-
ture is scheduled to aall ffir jthe north
on Wednesday next.'
■nwrp
BRINGING HERRING
brought to Hongkong 510,000 hags of nnnrroT
sSii&Br. ni'>re thHr millloaii*tL;.*. rUn ilUbtni
;"ftBl$tn, each one epui lUiv p-raipi
of the PHPtnl i4MllMP4Hit^^ ^^ ' • i^n
that fiftv pouiiiir^W'^'Ifeui' l" """■''
si\t\-t\No and qJipjHMff one-potmd
loaves of bread
t,<;
calculation shows iKp- ?»!WI^3!fL-
signmei|,^^^^^glA reprewnW
ya
p^
chatted »nd cUstrlbuted ti>^tM'4w<|r'M4
one-half million unfortunate
who arc daid to be starving in C
I'hina, there would be nearly s^^tiKli
tf'on loaves for each" ^)f them. Then,
If the sacks, which; are tuo feet in
length, were stretched in a long im-
ipossible line there would be 193 miles
of the canvas-inclosed cereal.
'•The question naturally arises, where
is all of this flour going? A well-
known Hongkong mercJiant says that
much of the flour recently imported is
intended for those ports in the Philip-
pines wliich are not regularly visited
by the large transpacific liners, as
well as for Indo- China, Slam and the
Straits Settlements.
"In the course of a few weeks a
million and a quarter bag.? of flour
have come to Hongkong. The Xu-
ceric alone brought 200,0111 I
one of the Blue Funnel n ■ ,"'
bags. Then the Kumerlc is due to ar-
rieet of SmoU rreiffhtara Xiandlng Car*
. goea at the Outer Wharf for
SlUpmeut to Orient.
in'
A fleet of small frelKhter.*; ha-- l.< rn
busy during the past few <i is - a'-sfmbl-
tns;.<v tftrgc ahlpnifi»$^ ,^im l»errinjsr
«l)1ir'*%arf
ililinrr Rot
vivt? Very
....i-t— ^-li-U OAn AAA V*o#
is gratifying to learn that the demand
is still very active and that importers
are not likely to have stocks on their
hands very long."
w IulIi is to come
f about "' 01
complete h* n
the Onri \i 11 iL
Co The '''\'"'^'
the highest charter id to any
vessel fixed for the . .; . , iclflc trade.
The steamer Clansman discharged a
ciirgo of herring from Nanalmo yester-
day, and the steamer British Columbia,
which brought a cargo from Ketchikan
has returned nortti afttr coaling at Lady-
sinlth lo bring another load. The Celtic,
whicli discharged n cargo on Sunday is
expected back from Nanalmo today Willx
more herring, and the cian.sman Is to
come as^in with a cargo.
"ZBYSZKO CAN THROW
ANY MAN IN WORLD"
McMillan's f'orner, Ont.
"Your remedy I-Yuit-a-ilves le » Pb""-
fect punacpa for Rlifuinatlsm. Kor
ynars I sufrere<» dlslredslnK pains from
Sciatic Rhtuuiatlsm, being laid up sev-
eral limes a year, and not being able
to \\-ork at anything. I went to dif-
ferent doctors who told me there was
no use doing anything: it would pa*'
RWUJ .
Kortunately. about two years ago, I
got "Frult-a-tiveB." and they cured iii«-.
Since then I take them occasionally
and keen free ot. pain. I an\ s«ti»»ed
that ■"Krult-a-tiveB" cured me of Rheu-
matism and they will cure anyone who
takes them." JOHN B. McDONALD.
Rheumatism, Sciatica and Lumbago
are caused by Uric Acid— a poisonous
substance formed as a result ot acid
tndlg«HHon and imnurlties In the blood.
••Frudt-a-iives" or Intensined fruit
juices, Is the greatest blood purifying
medicine In the world.
"Frult-a-tlvea" keeps the whol© sys-
tem free of uric acid and will always
cwre Rheumatism In every form.
60c. a box. 6 for 12.50. or trial size,
2oc. At all dealers or sent T>n""P«-l'*
on receipt of price by Frult-a-tlves
Limited. Ottawa,
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT
T\KF NOTICE that the Corporation of the City of Victoria intends to pass a local improvement assessment bylaw for each of the
undennentioned streets, assessing upon the properties in the schedules hereinafter mentioned the sums of money for the length of time
set opposite each lot, as follows
PERMANENT SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION— No. 38 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT BY-LAW, 1909.
Constructing a Permanent Cement Sidewalk on the North Side of Herald Street, from Government Street to Store Street
Name of Owner.
I'arshalle, MiHS G. M. M.
Parahalle, Miss G. M. M. . . •
I'alnter, Jhmk-h K ...-.
McMrum J^slate
Mellor, Oeoige
Xagano, Manzo
Lim IJat
Sub-Dlv.
Lot
469
470
471
47U
473
476
477
Block
E
K
E
B
■E
K
E
Section
J i.
r-'ron:
60.
60.
60.
60.
60.
60.
60.
420.
Italo Per
Ten Years
Tl. 10 Vra.
11, I'ront
rotal.
An. Pay't.
An. Payt
t3.r.i
}
t87 20
% 23 10
1 231 00
lAl
187 20
23 10
231 00
5.1:;
1
187 20
23 10
231 on
t.i:;
i
1S7 20
I 83 10
231 00
3.11!
I
IS7 20
23 10
231 00
3.1:;
I
187 20
23 10
231 00
s.\z
187 20
r 23 10
• 831 00
City's Share
;i310 40
6r-5 45
$1965 85
1181 70
11617 00
SEtOND HAND
AUTOS
FOR SALE
80 Says Doctor B. X*. BoUer the Phys-
ician Wrestler .and Trainer of
tu
OOMbbJlV
VESSELS KNOWN HERE
IN CASUALTY LISTS
Kornelen Damaged on "Woyngo to Auck-
land— French Bark Max Is Asbors
on Chilian Coast
Advices from Auckland report con-
siderable damage to the Norwegian
steamer Hornelen, which arrived there
recently from the North Pacific. _ The
Hornelen lost part of her deckload
(luring the vo> — were
broken. Thei. t,'c tO'
her decks. ' " .
Several other ve.ssels, well known
here, are in the casualty lists. The
I'rench bark Max, with which the
County of Linlithsrow. which arrived
here recently, had a race to Chili, is
reported ashore.
Advices to lK)na6ii rcpdrt the Max
ashore at Point Monte, near Christo,
Talcahuano. i Under da te of February
17 the vessel was reported in a diffi-
cult position and assistance was sent to
her from Talcahuano. The Max is well
known at this port and is best remem-
liorcd for a recent race with the €hH-
<an ship County of Linlithgow from
the Sound to the West Coast.
P.oth vessels left Tacoma in August
lor Valparaiso. The County of I.4in-
lithgow left August IS and arrived at
A'alparaiso October 2G, after a passage
of 69 days. The Linlithgow has since
returned to the Sound and is loading
lumber in British Columbia.
The Kosmos liner .Salati.-?. whose t^^l"
lision with the British .steamer Ramsey
niis previously reported, was con-
siderably damaged. Her plates were
(himagod 15 feet below the water-line
;ind .she reached Hamburg with 20
feet of water in N'o. 4 hold.
From San Juan, under date of Feb-
rtiary 7. was reported the steamer
Portland, now en route from Norfolk
to San Francisco v,'ith coal. The Port-
land put In at San Juan with disabled
machinery. She repaired and proceed-
ed three days later.
WANTED TO STUDY
RULES OF ROAD
'•Zbyszko can throw any man in the
worldN I believe he will obtain two
straight falls from Frank Gotch, the
champion, if th?y ever meet. But I
don't think they will ever meet, for
I think Gotch IS afniid 10 meet Zbyezko
on the mat."
In those words of high praise. Dr.
BL F. Roller, the physician of Seattle,
Washington, who has been the victim of
Zbyszko's strength and .skill at least
twice, and one of Gotch's tifilners. durr
Ing the champion's training for Hacken-
schmidt. recently told in an Interview
his opinion of the relative merits of the
great wrestler.
Is Just as ponderous and bulky nn.l
•■.>«»5{>2;»» - •»*(^--.f>gllUy -fif - «- na.nthftr."
said Roller. "He wears his adversary's
strength out during the first 30
minutes or so of work in a finish bout
and then proceeds to stretch him out
on the mat. He knows all the wrinUl<>s
of the game and this, conflhsd witli lis |
great sKill, makes jjim Invincible."
I ., ' th.Tu one worn
. story of. the dif-
I I ruction between a
lUgh-grade, nijrh-prlced and high
powered car, and those built
sell lit a low first cost. The
strain of gear shifting, the jar of
road shocks and the stress of
Uraki- wtvk besins to tell on cheap
, i.u .nu-e, the deduction
js, I iiiiui '.\'ho waniM a
:i'. .:■•.■■,-■. ■ ■<
liimll'I'ii I • ■'
buy" Is a '■'
that has b> • ; -
tory Wh^e it W€is originally made.
cars of different makes and
models, including the Wlnton Six,
Packard. Peerless. National, Chal-
mcr»- Cartllac and Bulck, both
toiJring cars and roadsters, some
only slightly used and all
Ished, overheuled and guar
at prices eqiiallns only oni
or one-half their original
i,, ice. Write us for Sprln;
_.,in Sheet.
1 of In-
sale
Bar-
Wlnton Motor
Car Co.
1000 PIKE ST., SEATTLE, VTu.
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION BY-LAW No. 121
Constructing Boulevards. Curbs and Gutters on Both Sides of Queen Si Avenue, from Douglas Street to Blanchard Avenue
Rate Per Ten Years Total Ten Yrs'
"ijj[flJi'^JlM«aBj™aB^B™B' lil,,L ,,^™mei^, »e.Rtlon |^'eeL Front Front Foc^iiH^^Total An'l. Payment An'l. Payment
De Carteret, Eleanor ., ^!w^lr^ .\ '^'^.'C»W>iniav«nn 5A S8>4 fil 70 7 60 76 00
McCandless George -^-^^l^^^r^^^i^m^f^^SSf^^^^^^^^l^.Z.S^^^^^^ ss'i HS^-J^flOS 26 13 00 130 00
Sayward. Joseph A :^iT;7:n^^/-;'^"'*^»r^'^.^i^^^'l'"-'?:'ra5^ WnlajBo»« ..,,,55;^^r--w^ 8S|, ,^,^-^92^0 1. jv *-^ ^^
Oelgfer. Mrs. KHz. M 8 B i-iniayson 30 kS'-l 26 45 3 26 82 50
Quinn., Miss Mary J^P*- ' ^^ Flnlayson 80 SS'^MM^" 36 45 3 25 32 50
Lee&^ra«er wnt 9 '^» Flnlayson %& SS^A^^^^. 13 20 160 16 00
Lee&Fraser WPt.j ^ Kjmayson '^y^f/.^ 8«^n 39 65 4 90 49 00
Lee AFfaser.., ............. V i^-V^-* J gJalMTOW ...^^■/^>. W^ • .M M -...^^-.^g 60 «5 00
McCandless. <^^^Si^S«'V,.-i^..., ". » ^ "^^SS -""^^^T^^^ " 'St' ^^^^^^^^^^'60 66 00
■^^obertson. Miss Christina « ^"SM; Finlayson CO SB^ 53 86 6 50 65 00
Cavln. George W ,<g_^ j^f^m^ Finlayson 60 88 % 62 85 6 50 ^5 00
emberton,FB >\,#r' . '^iJfe^-tV^P^^ Finlayson 60 881* 62 85 6 50 65 00
K.Uh, Anne Jane ^s^ ^ B Finlayson 60 8S1, B2 85 6 50 65 00
K.ith. Anne Jane SJf/ 3 Finlayson ■ 6° - ^,..-„..!g;^- — ..-; " 85 ^ 6 60 65 00
1 $1634.18
PERMANENT SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTlON-No." 49 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION BY-LAW 1910
Constructing a Permanent Sidewalk on the North Side of Simcoc Street, between St. Lawrence Street and Dallas Road
Name of Owner
Dominion Government
Dominion Government .'
Dominion Government . •
.lames, Fred • " • *-
McLeod, " A. ............. • •••
lllncks, 1. ,1 W. ..-.
Tliompson. Martin
Aden. J. and W. JX - - • •
Maynard & Stockham'
Maynpd & Stockham ,
Cl^'s Share
1
Sub-Dfv.
Lot
1431
143^
1433
^^miiip
; 1434
■f^aS/tHUinilBmiL
^ '.".K.
1 i:!S
1 437
1438
14n9
1440
Block
4S
48
48
48
48
4S
48
48
48
48
Section
Beckley Farm
Bccklcy Farm
Beckley Farm
Beckley Farm
Bfckley Farm
Beckley Farm
Beckley Farm
BeokTey Farm
jseckiey Farm
Beckley Farm
Rate Per
Feet Front Foot Front
Total
Ten Yrs Total 10 Yr.-i.
An'l. Paym't An'l. Paym't.
60
$1.77
60
%l.
77
60
?1
77
60
ti
< 'If
60
$1
77?
60 1
4Pii
W^
77
60-
^msB
p^
77
60
/
$1
77
ou
♦ '
1 1
60
$1.77
600
$106 20
106 20
106 :iO
lOG 20
106 20
06 20
OG 20
106 20
106 20
106 20
$1062 00
263 42
$13 10
13 10
13 10
13 10
13 10
13 10
13 10
13 10
13 10
13 10
$131 00
$131 00
131 00
131 00
131 00
131 00
131 00
131 UO
131 00
131 no
131 00
$1310 00
$1325 42
PERMANENT SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION-No. 49 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION BY-LAW. 1910
Permanent Sidewalk on the West Side of Third Street, from Hillside Avenue to Market Street, and on the South Side of
Market Street, from Third Street Westerly to the West line of Lot 188
Constructing a
How I Can Say I Am Cured
After Taking Gin Pills
Brldgcvillc. .\.S.
"For iwiiUy years 1 have been troub-
led with Kidney and Bladder Trouble,
and have been treated by many doctors
but found little relief, t had given up
all hope of getting cured when 1 tried
Gin Pills. Now, I can .say with a happy
heart, that T iim cured after u,«lnK four
!io;:.-.". (if GIN PILbS."
DANIEL F. FRASER.
.lust think of it! Four boxes of Gin
Pills cured Mr. I^rascr — and he had
suffered for twenty y^ars and he hriil
bt-en treated by doctors too. It is ju»<t
such ca.ses as his. wliich prove the
power of Gin Pills to ctire Kidney :ind
Bladder Tiroubie; Burning Urine, Sup-
pression or Incontinence of the Urine.
Buckaclie, itbeumatlsm. Sciatica and
Lumbago. Try Gin Pills on our positive
guarantee of a cure or your money baclt.
50c. a bo.x, 6 for $2.50. Sample frci? if
you write National Drug & Clu-micHl Co.
of Canada, L,lmlied, Dept. \ 1 , To-
ronto.
C. S. Whiting
ROCSSS
Xl-13. PBOMIS
Phone 1100
BZ.OGK-
\Vo w.int to list TOUn prop-
erty. We have ennuirles for good
central business property, city
AMterfront lots, vacant city lots-
all ixirts — houses from $2500 to
$10.0011, trackage property, ranch
1 1. i .: i 111 IfllUlH.
Name of owner.
Wark, John H.
lUscott, John W. and Wm. D.
Hoscott, John ^y. and W'^^l>.
Williams, J; >
TTelmcken & l"''i'__
liolmcken « FormI
City's share
Sub-Div
Ttl. 10 Yrs.
An. Pay't
$ 174.50
241.00
66.60
66.50
66.50
66.00
$681.00
$686.39
Give us
tciins «Vt
prices and
oner.
Member K»»l Estate Exchange
PERMANENT SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION-No. 49 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION BY-LAW, 1910
Constructing a Permanent Sidewalk on Both bides Ot untann otrccx,
UCtWCCll lYlUimccil w»v«-»-»-v n>*u
Motorist Was Atnclonn to Attend TWar-
I in* Xiecture Until He Fonncl Sules
AppUed Only at Sea
t''apt. J. T. Walliran of tlie marine
department delivered another lecture
to navigators and others at the post
office building last night. The svibject
taken by the lecturer wan "The Rule
of the Road at Sen." With the u.se of
a . blackboard and many diagrams,
("apt. Walbran continued his Interest-
ing talk on the rales for guidance of
navigators.
When thf subject of thn h-cture was
nnnounoert yesterday Cnijt. Walbran
was approached by a well known
motoriJBt, who wanted to know if there
was any objection to his attendance
!.t thf lecttrre.
"Oh. no,'^ saltl Captain Walbran,
•the lectur??! are public, you know."
'/I'm glad,"- said the' motoric, "for I
want M be ireJl posted "n t*» rules ..r
the ToatL^ -- •
"The«« «re the rules of the rond —
ai .•*%,'• said Citftt. Walbran. ,
roh." said the mwtor driver, and hp
crflnWNJ lip hi" m*eh!rte.
Craigflower
Road and
Burleith
KODAKS
Pli'.itogrnphlc supplies. The same
reliable goods, same prices, at
Maynard's Photo
Stock House
716 Pandora 8tra«t.
Agent for Jack.ton Motor Car.
X«nii' fif onniT Sub-Div.
"MoLean, Donald
McLean. Donald ^
Elf ord, Theo
Elford. Mary H
Kermode. F ^
I<:iworthy. F „
*li:iworthy, F. -. "^
Dey, W. Oscar ^
Dey, W. Oscar
FOOtC. Capl. J. C TT r^orf
Noble, Wilson ';■ P*"
Baker, George ^-- P^'^^
Nicholson. Bridget W • ■ '^^'^ ^'^^^
Barbour, William
Gosse, Joslah
Moffatt, R
Hall. Frank
Sparks. Thomas
City's Share
Lot
1341
1340
1339
1338
^ 1337
1326-S 1,134-6^
1326-8 1334-6'
1326-8 1334-6
1326-8 1334-6
1458
1457
Section.
45
45
45
45
46
45
45
60
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
960.0
$876.85
219. 2fi
$1096.14
$107.95
$1079.50
Watch the value* rls'e here m-xt
month as soon aS the paving oper-
ations start. We have some ol
the finest lots in this choice local-
ity quoted lower than the pretteHl
market price. Let us show them
to you.
HOTELSITTER
Hutier and Kenrny Streets
San Francisco
)
An up-to-date modern fire proof
hotel of 2S0 rooms. taking the
place of the old Occidental Hotel
anrl blrk Mouse ^
Baropaan Flan — $1.90 per Pay
and T7p.
Take Any Taxlcab from the Ferry
nt the Fxpense of the Hotel.
PERMANENT SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION-No. 38 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT BY-LAW. 1909.
Gradin and Rock Surfacing Fell Street, from Oak Bay Avenue to LeightonRoad. and Constructing Permanent Sidewalks of Concrete on
Both Sides of said street, with Curbs, Gutters and Boulevards
Wekh Bros. & Co.
Kxchange
1006 OorammcBt Straat
b
Keating's Powder KiRs Bt^s
To tight every lonn
of ineeot life use
]^AMt4ncr'«t pfiwdwr.
None otibier hi 00 uni-
formly reliable —yet
it ia odorleae end
fftctinliMHi and harm-
ful only to inaeot life. Made by
Thomea Keating, in JliOndon, Bnar-
land. Sold by aai druffffists. *..,
In tins only : lOa.^ SOc^ 86e. -
Name of Owner
narllr.K. John C and Lena..
Dandridgc, W. J
Slater. Thomas H
Slater. Thomas H
Deakin, O. K
Slater. Thomas H
Slater, Thomas H
Slater. Thomas H
Sanburn, Robert N
City of Victoria ■
City of Victoria
Slater, Thomas H
Blatcr, Thomas H
Harrison. Churles H
Slater, Thomas H
impey. Louis
SlHter, Thomas H
Slater, Thomns H
Slater. Thomas H
T^.-v.-- WilUBm
Stoddart. Harah A
Stoddart. Sarah A
City's snare.
Rate
Ocnoral
Sewer
ot
Block
Section
Feet Front
per Fool
Front
Improve-
ments
Connec-
tions
4
6
Fernwood
105
$7 0S%
$ 743 192
7
6
Fern wood
50
7 0SV4
354 25
8
6
Fernwood
50
7 08 '/4
354 25
$ 47 78
9
6
Fernwood
50
7 08%
364 23
47 78
10
«
Fernwood
50
7 08%
354 25
11
6
Fernwood
50
7 08V4
354 25
12
6
Fernwoofl
50
7 08%
354 25
47 78
13
6
Fernwood
50
7 08%
354 35
47 It
14
e
Fernwood
30
7 08%
354 2S
16
6
Fernwood
50
7 08%
S54 3S
47 78
18
«
Fernwood
105
7 08%
743 92
47 78
19
6
Fernwood
105
7 08%
743 n
47 78
fi
6
Fernwood
50
7 08%
334 25
47 78
'3
t>
Fernwood
50
7 08%
354 25 ■■
47 78
;i4
6
Fernwood
50
7 «S%
3St 25
25
6
Fernwood
50
7 08%
384 2S
■>fi
6
l'>rnwoo<i
50
7 08%
164 35
47 78
S
Fernwood
50
7 08%
354 i%
47 78
:'S
6
Fernwood
50
7 08%
354 2S
47 ft
■■'1
r,
l''ernwood
50
7 08%
354 »
_
„ rt
* i*o»#
«K} .««..
fc.
H"
tl
rernwuuil
o\t
■♦, <'»»»-
r-mn-'
a
«
Fernwood
105
7 08%
74» ta
Total
I 743 92
S54 25
402 03
403 03
ZBi 25
«64 25
402 08
«02 n
t&4 26
«02 03
*Si 7m
fn-iti
•02 4i
t5A36
S5* 2fi
«03 03
4(19 03
4()3 03
IM £ft
Ten Years'
Annual
Payment
I 91 7fi
43 70
49 <0
49 CO
43 70
43 70
49 «0
49 ••
4? n
4» 40
17 U
9? 4»
4» 40
4ft 00
44 70
43 7(1
4» 40
{» «e
4t 44
Total
Tv» Tfcars*
Annual
Faymcnt
« 917 BO
497 00.
494 «0
494 00
437 «0
4»T«f
414 00
,4MW
>«« f »
•f4 to
♦ 4I«,#»
1320
» 4 • » «'•« * *'« h* i-'* '« *> 4 '• |i*> <k ^wt
Rate per
\
Ten Yrs.
Ttl. 10 Trs. i
Ft. Front.
Ft. Front.
Total.
An.
Pay't
An. Pay't. '
GO.O
.01 1-3
54.80
6.75
67.50 1
60.P
.91 1-3
$ 54.80
$
6.75
67.50
60.0
.91 1-3
54.80
6.75
67.50
60.0
.911-3
54.80
6.75
67.50
60.0
.91 1-3
54.S0
6.75
67.50
40.0
.91 1-3
36..';5
4.50
45.00
40.0
.91 1-3
3G.ri.>
4.50
45.00
50.0
.91 1-3
45.66
6.60
66.00
50.0
.91 1-3
45.65
5.60
66.00
60.0
.91 1-3
54.80
6.75
67.50
40.0
.911-3
36.55
4.50
45.00
40.0
.91 1-3
36.55
•
4.50
45.00
40.0
.91 1-3
36.55
4.50
45.00
60.0
.91 1-3
54.80
6,75
67.50
60.0
.91 1-3
54.80
6.75
67.50
60.0
.91 1-3
54.80
6.75
67.50
60.0
.91 1-3
54.80
6.75
67.50
60.0
.911-3
64.80
6.75
67.50
''V?
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m^
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•VtdnMday, February 88, 1912
VHJlUJttlA liAlLjl Vvi^JUV^iX 1» J.
91
PERMANENT SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION— No. 49 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION BY-LAW, 1910
Gra."ung, Draining and Rock Surfacing Mason Street, between Quad ra Street and Cook Street, and Constructing Permanent Sidewalks on
Name of Ownof Sub-Clv. Lot
Trustees St. John's Church V^
Trustees St. John's Church 13
KUlott. Thomas 14
Exton, Betsy la
Hlbben, Janet P '"
Davey, Miss Georgia L. ' ^
Davey. Miss'Georgle L W.pt 18
,Wa«g, J. W E.pt 18
Ryan, Helen E W.pt 19
Glrton. Raiikln E.pt 19
Wilson, Mrs. Penelope J ''^^
Fox. George T -^
Bishop of Vancouver Island »...
Powell, H. E '8
FowJK H. E .•^jAij-^g-,1,111 nil ^ ''
McKeowii, I'^anriy -'. 13
McLacliHii. Clara .<..>. 12
-^jiMm''i(ssiammimmf'!SMmemveiK,rm-i;jmtnmrwiiwssr
i^apKo, mizaoetn"
Arnall. Th'omas J| ___,
Merryman, Peter nBHHBMMBn^...-,' ''atfMjMjB^^ -^
Haf er, Lu.Uvlg -, . !^^^I!S?M: .... ^^^^r ^ 8
Wilson, Ella'' J... , . .,f,.. Pt 7
Maynard, James ' • ^^MSS^fS^'MB)^''* ''•. '. ' ■' -ii^ilsjiMiai^^^
Schlumberger, Emmanuet, .SiW^**ai*Vj|;2*:. ;. , ;;:.££.'
Schlumberger. Emmanuel
. SclUuTtili«'^i^^^gj^(!t^)^tllg^ ■■^■■■i ■£.";■■■' l/'V ":■',
SchU?mbe*^8p||p|||ilii|i|l:^^ ■:"'^?'\ ' T"''.tf,"
.\M9ell)nKNiyPfl||ttli'''. «;..>•..>.•• •;»^^^ ^It''
Vl^ellus, AhtOii .....•.>•• .^^ >•• .r*j">!* 5'^' *?
Bu rkhotAtf.; . MlU^^ -"'ir* r, . # «.*•., iJ,*^.. .,.«,,■» .'.-.,> * ■'' . '. v '- f- -• BJ.pt St
"'^""°- 'lj^'li?!8iy''^f!l^ ' ' ' 'J ' 't'ii'.r- : - -'- 1' — '' ' i"'".-' W,i>t 2i .
''tof'iini'.i...-.i.M,if.iiii^..inii MM ,1111 r' — IBiPt.M
■ Ql!(|Si|8||S|te':3|i'-».<i'*V » *■ » •;» • • *■'■«• ».<.• ^» « .» « • «. » • W.pt «P ,
, ;Grlmijji|pp^'ii *>,..,. . . . ,* vm^^ ^*. .■ , ^ ,.v. » . * , ' * ' * '^ B.pt 10;. „
vSetKtpis^l|mte|fe^:3^ ,-4::::.:-'''' W^l^t •*■■
■ Bishop of :jTO||||«#!fs|irtia»di^^ ' "M-
Knott, He8ior'».v'.'.ii*:*-. .«•■••'••• .i. '•• ♦•• jv N, '?'•■.
Knott, .Herbert j,. .■,■...,."...'..;.. ...*...'■, ■..'■•«■'.' _.'•; -JW'
O'Brien, LIzBle G.. ..... ........ ' 9
May, J6hn E. . . . ." 8
Birt. Ewert '_ 7
Hjbben, James p. j^»,wr»»" 6
Hibben, Janet p. ^^&^i' ^
Mellor, Rosina -""^w'tefeft' ^•^'•P* *
Hanna, W. J .S^hm' W.pt 4
Mellor, Rosina .... ^
Mellor, Rosina ■» -
Moss, Alice pt ; 1
:ty's share
Block
Both Sides of said street
Rate
Section Feet Front per Foot
Front
HO'HiiK. TO tUNXBACTOBk
WarebuUDD rrLntloc Urpitrtiueut, Victoria
aEALliiJ TK.NUt':ltH, bupi. i Bi.rluea "Ten-
dor lor VVarehou*'; I'rlutliiB Ut-Dartmunl, Uov-
ernment Buildings, Viciuriu," wiU bo reueiv-
by '.lie lloii. ilio illnutar or Jl'ubllc
Work* ui> lo 12 o'clock noon, of Thumaiiy,
the iatli day ot February, 1KI-, (or t!:o
eitiillon and conipletlou of a waiehoune tor
the i'rlDtlnti iJtsparlmuut, Uoverumeai iiulld-
In^i, Victoria, B. C.
Plana, Kveclficallona, contract, and formii
ot tender may Uo »eon on and utter Ihi? L'l»t
day ot February, 1!>U', at llie guneral office
iif the Uepartmenl ot i'ubllo WuiRa, Parlia-
ment ItullJln«a. Victoria.
Each proyonal niuat be accompanied by
an accepted bank cheque or certificate ot
deposit on a chartered bank ot Canada,
made payablu to the lion, the Minls.ter ot
I'ubllc Works, tor the suni of n'O", which
shall be forfeited If the party tendering do-
cUno to enter Into contract when called up-
on to do so, or !J he fall l9 complete th«
work contracted for. The cheques or cer-
tificates ot deposit of unsuccessful tenderers
will be returned to them upon the executlor
of the contract.
Tenders will not be considered unless madn
out on the forms supplied, signed with the
actual signature "f th<« t«n<1«rnr, and
closed In the envelope furnished.
The lowest or >ny. tender not necessarily
accepted. ^
J. B. GRIFFITHS,
PublUi Works Engineer.
Department of Public Work», Victoria. B.
C, i'ebniary 20th, 1813.
A, E. Christie
Union Bank of Canada
Eatabllahed 1865
Paid up Capital
Ileet anil Undivided Profits
Total Assets (<>v(
. $4,7«:,000
. ta.S9i.ooa
.1(7,000,000
BRITISH COLUMBIA BRANCHES
i^rinco Rupert, Hazelton. End»rby,
Victoria. Vancouver tftve ofnr.<j,
non ^and Nanalmo.
Vw-
6AVINGS DEPARTMENT AT ALL BRANCHES.
Interest Allowed on Depotita.
A branch of the Bank has been established at 81 Tlxreadn***!*
Ziondon, Ear. Where Letters of Credlty''and Drafts payable at
portant points In (.'anada, and the United States, can be
Money Transfers by cable or by letter niay >fe arranged.
Clients of the Hank, when In LondonT are Invited to visit the branch.
Information will be furnished on all Canadian business matters.
■tTMfl.
all Im-
purchased, and
Manager Victoria Branch.
-::v
PERMANENT SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION— No. |||||||p. IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIC^ BY-LAW, 1910
Constructing Curbs, Gutters and Boulevards on Both Sides of Vancouver Street, from Humboldt Street to Pandora Street
Name of Owner.
•Munsie William (Est.) .... ■
Wynne, George • • - '
Tldbury. Jlldb -C. ....
Clay, Janet I... ..... . - •
Loenholm, Dr. L. H.
QuagUotti. L. J. and Mrs. ...
Clarke, Robert rP. ... . ...- •
Bolger, James . - . . . • • • • • ■ •
iSimtner, B. J. ,.
Hay Ward, Chet-lBS .'.
1 lay ward, (pharles- . . . . • • . •
.McQuade, Mary B. •
McQuade, Mary E .
McQuade. lu.^Qt. (E«t ) - ■ ■ -
McQuade. L. G. (Kst.)
Stppln.. AsiL -B. .. .. . -
ICakcns, Annie 1>. . . .... ••
.loneSi-Miss E. H. ..........
iCuvercomb. C. H.
\'ey. Joan
Vey. Joan
Vey, Joan
Berrj^inan, Mns. S. A. .. ...
Berry man. Mrs. S. A.
Berryman, Mrs. S. -A. .. ...
Berryman, Mrs. S. A. .. ...
Berr^'man. -Mrs. S. A. . . —
Kirkham, H. O, . . ...» ....
■■,*'■■•',
l)avie, H. A. .i ■ • • •, •- •••
John.s, C. C
.Shires, lielen G
llaynes, Ernest M
<;fni;<-, Oertruue
' i' !'.-•■. > ■■■.Ttrude
Hithet, K. P. ..
liithet. R. P. ..
Butler, D. J. ...
Beaven, Hon.
I'tillum, Mrs.
CuUum, Mr.s.
Moss, Henry . . .
WhUeley. Mrs. J
1' arry, Arthur N. . .
Hurt. George G. . .
Hurl, Amelia E. . .
J'lelHhnian, Jacob . .
I'.ige, Walter Finch
laKe, Walter Klnch
IVige, Walter Kinch
rage, Walter Finch
rage, Walter Finch
I'Mge, \y alter Finch
I'owcH. Jennie B.
I'owell, Jennie B,
Powell, Jennie B,
I'owell, Jennie B
Powell, Jennie B
Kefl.de, P. M. and Mrs.
Iteade, V. M. and Mrs.
Ueade, F. M. and .Mrs.
Keade, F. M. and Mrs.
Keade, F. M. an-\ Mrs.
McKlnnon, Agnes ...,
(•lift. Ford
Pen well, C. T
Levy, Phoebe (Eat) ,
Bownass, William ...
Luxton, A. P
Cooper, Rev. C. K. . .
Wentworth, EIJa
Henna. W. J
Lee Mong Kow
Bossl, Lulgi, ct al. . .
Sub-Div.
Lot
' 862
i' K{;^^32RS^^'f ."^i^JMhrivl
97&
985
993
*
1005
1015
1025
1118
1117
1118
1119
. J^'&':.uAk.^
1120
T^^^
1121
1132&113&
7*t?Wi^*f^'^"^ll48 & 114*
z
iin & nrj
•^
1148&1149
part
1157
part
p.art
part
part
part
part
nart.
•art
)art
R.
E.
E.
I>ai t
I-Jirt
A.
pan
part
Clty'a share
Ten Years
Ti; 10 Yra.
An. Pay t.
An. Pey't
J4L76 ■
J417.60
41.75
417.50
41.75
417.60
11.75
417.50
41.75
417.50
41. 7S
417.50
41.75
417.60
41.75
417.60
41.75
417.60
41.75
417.60
41.75
417.50
41.75
417.50
4L76
417.50
41.75
417.50
4L75
417.60
20.70
207.00,^
- 21.2b
■ 2*2-5<yiB
2«(.o0
I7.i>5
178.60
17.66
176.60
24.15
241.60
6.!).--
69.50
■ tJO.OW
6:95
69.50
li.nn
6!l.50
(1.115
69.50
6.95
69.50
20.90
209.00
20.90
209.00
41.76
417,50
4L75
^A(.50
41,75
417.50
27.85
276.50
27.t;5
276.50
^ t.'ukt
£76.50
27.65
276.50
38.45
384.50
60.35
50?.. 50
22.95
229.50
3.45
34.60
12,20
122.00
15.65
, 156.50
15.65
11)6.50
16.65
156.50
15.66
156.60
46.95
459.60
14.95
149.60
14.95
149.50
14.96
14 9.50
14.96
14 9.60
14.95
149.50
14.95 ,
149.60
17.15
171.50
17.16
171.50
17.15
171.50
17.15
171.50
17.15
171.50
5.10
51.00
15.50
155.00
15.50
155.00
15.50
155.00
16.00
100.00
^4.80
348.00
41.75
417.50
41.76
417.50
20.90
209.00
20.90
21)9,00
41.75
417.50
41.76
417.50
41.75
417.50
41.75
417.511
41.75
417.50
41.75
417.50
i per secontt dl' water froni the
river, a tributary ot Courtenay
has BUbmlttod to the Lleutenant-GoT-
v In Council a map or plan or the urorlC4
by which It IntendB to divert the aald watM
and conduiit It to the place whore It aball
be used for generatln« electric power
deacrlbed In the said llcen»e».
That the undertaking of tha >a!& "Wei-
Ungton CulUory Company, Limited, as Mt
out In the «ald plana is hereby approved,
and the »ald company U here'jy ajthorizod
to construct and execute tho foUowlng
works In accordance with the plan» and
»pecl£lcatlon» submitted and fllod In t.h«
ol'tico ot tho Chittt Water ComnUuiilunar et
Victoria, vix.: —
A— An Impounding dam near the outlet
of Comux Lalie,
B — Lowering the bed ot Puntlcdge r!*er
and tho hereinafter deiicrlbed diwraion dam
10 an liwroaiied depth of five tost or leM.
C — A dlveroiott dam ou I'untledue rtvei
about 2,8U0 feet below tha Impouudiug dam
ttUovo described.
D — Tho works neoessai? for tho trans-
mission ot tho uowev generated under th«
above Ucet^es on and in tho vlcluli> of
itind> IfoiCrtiHlujf to .uu wi^.u CCTHpIisy.
That the company may exerciise iit pow-
ers wilhln the Cuniox and Nelson l,aad i->U-
tricts.
That no rfp)^**' ►»* r*oiilrfn1 beyond that
already subscribed and paid up.
That tho work shall bo begun on. or be-
fore tho 1st day of May next aod ahall be
completed and in actual operation oa or b«-
lore tho 31at December. 1818.
With the proviso thai during the con-
struction ot tho said works any engineer
ajipolnted by the Minister of Land* tor that
'purpose shnil hHva fre^ access to a]l parts
of The works tor tlic purjioso of Inspecting
the same and of aacertainlng that the con-
struction thereof Is In accordance with the
plans and specifications herein referrred to,
and that the cost of such Inspection shall
be paid by the company.
Dated this :t7th day of November, 1911.
A. CAMPBEI^L REDDIK.
Deputy Clerk of the Executive CouacU.
GOOD' LAND
Vv /^ 1 ^
A 1.
We will buy good farming land where the rainfall is suf-
ficient, along railroads already constructed or now under
^.^l^g^^ction, that is >uit|W^|)r colonizatiqn^^^^^oses.
fcji.*- ■■■'■■■■
rth Coast lanirompany, Limited
■ Jjfi'ftm^
.'(tlrA'A
kV
n Building
Vancouver, B. C.
NORTHERN CROWN BANK
HEAD OFFICE - WINNIPEG
GanJUl (authorized) $6,000,000 Capital (paid up) $2,200,000
SB^' DIRECTORS
President - - - Sir D. H. McMillan, K.C.M.G.
Vice-President - - - - Capt.-Wm. Robinson
Ta.s. II. Ashdown 11. T. Champion Frederick Nation
Hon. D. C. Cameron W. C. Leistikow Hon. R. P Roblin
Special Care Given to Savings Accounts
Savings Bank Department at All Branches
A General Banking Business Transacted
GODFREY BOOTH, Manager - Victoria Branch
CANADIAN/ ARCHITECTS.
■liron f..r Wew miTJsrxUy Baildlrgs
(o Be Krerled at Point tJrey, near A'an-
couver, llrltihh Columbia.
The government of British Columbia In-
vite competitive plans for tho general
scheme and design for the proposed new
unlverslty, together with more detailed
plana tor tho buildings to be erected first
at an estimated co«t of $1,600,000.
Prizes of $10,000 will be given for tho
most Buccessful designs submitted.
Particulars of the competition and plan
of site may be obtained on request from the
undersigned.
Tho designs to be sent In by July 31st,
191i!, addressed to
TEE MINISTEH OS" EDUCATION,
Parliament Buildings,
Victoria. British Columbia.
CANADA WEST
TRUST CO., Ltd.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
NOTICE
TARE NOTICE that at the first sitting
In 1912 (March ISth) of the Board of Li-
censing Commissioners for the City of Vic-
toria. I Intend to apply for a transtor oJ
the license for the ■»1o of spirituous and
fermented liquors by retail lield by me for
the premises known as tho Bank Exchange,
corner Yotcs and I.angley streets. Victoria,
B. C. to Sclgle Boyd, ot Victoria. B. C
Dated at Victoria, B. C, this 4th day of
December, 1911.
a>}drew RUSTA
LIQUOR ACT, igio
NOTICE IP HKREBT OTVKN th«t I in-
tend to apply to the Board ot Licensing
Commissioners at their next slltlnga to be
hnhi at the City of Victoria, B. C. for a
renewal of the license hild by me for tho
snlo of liquor by retail on the promises
known as the Panama Hotel, situate at Ks
Johnson street, Victoria, B. C
Dated 2nd January, 1912.
FREDERICK V. CLARK,
Applicant.
IN THE StTRKME COCKT OF BHITI.SU
COL.V.MBIA.
Notice is hereby given that a cash
dividend at the rate of 8 per cent peir
annum, and a stock bonus at the rate of
22 per cent per annum on the paid up
capital stock of the company has beefi
declared for the year ending 15th Feb-
ruary, 1912. The same will be payable
at the head office of the company, Vic-
toria, B. C, on and after the 15th day
of March, next.
By order of the Board.
F.W. LAW,
General Manager
Victoria, February 27, 1912.
In the Matter of the "Winding Up Act."
and In tho Matter of the British Columbia
Ilurtloulturiil Estates, Limited.
.'>831.7
$15,903.55
3, 973.64
119,877.19
1061X05
10,605.50
Notice .is hcroby given that the Honor-
nbln thw Chtnt Justice, has llxrti Monday,
tho 4th day of March, 1912, at 10;30 o'clock
In tho forenoon at Chambers In tho Court
Mouse. Victoria, as the time and place for
lh« appolnlmcni of an official liquidator of
111-: ahovt named company.
Dated this 21th day of I'ebruary, A. D.
3ni2.
(tlljfnert) B. H. TVRRWHIT DRAKE.
Registrar.
WORTH CONSIDERATION
HAMPSHIRE ROAD, on lot r)oxi20. magnificently
wooded. Seven-roomed modern house, panelled den
and dining room, two fireplaces, cement basement.
Price $4,900
H. A. BELL,
841 Fort Street Phone 1741
hH
■MM
NOTICE
AND FURTHER take notice that the Court of Revision for the 4rial of complaints and appeals again.st the a.s.'^es.smeiit so proposed to
l;c made, will be held Saturday, March 13th, 1912, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the Council Chamber in the City Hall,
corner of Douglas and Pandora Streets, in the City of Victoria, B.C., and any notice of appeal from each intended assessment must be
served upon the undersigned at least eight days prior to such sitting.
February 22nd, imt * WELLINGTON J. DQWLER, C.M.C.
TAKE NOTICE that at the next sitting
of the Board of Lloonslac Contmisalonera
for the City of Vlcfrtrla. 1 Intend to «pply
for a tiansfer of 'the liquor license held bjr
William AiezBnder Anderson tor the ita*
gent Sal'^nn,. sHuate al the corner of John-
son anil DouffUs streets In the el*y of
VlcinrU, B. C, to J. Hollwr liii<| Ott»
NItse. both ot tho Mid City of Victoria.
Dated at Victuria, B, C, this SOtk Amr •!
January, 1911.
EMMA C. ANDEHSOir.
Bxectttrtx of the Ustat* ot WlUiftat JkitmM-
der Anderson, deoeaeed
Wllticss, J. IL .AUSTIN,
Whishv ~'
A IjttlHllBMB «i?
tfucafti;
-**"-.^MJ"f;A".--y ^^/»^
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f;'*7j-^yi
WadnMdAV. Fahrumry. 28. JA12
On* cent a word each luiurUuu, lU par
rent diacounl Cor six ur iiiure cunvecuiivn
Inaeitiona — caah wlih ordur. Nu ndverllm-
B^ant acceiileU lev leu lliau 'H ueaia.
Uudness aud ITufeaaloiial Card* — of tour
llnea or under— li.uu pur week.
No »dverilt«iueiii cUargeU on account ror
l«M tbau ii.»9.
Phone No. 11.
BLSLNKSS UIKECXOBY.
itiliiy
A KT QLASa— A. i\ Koy, over Itilily y«»»«
-i*. exporUnce in •t.ri Kiaaa iemicu iiaiil*
lor churthe*. ethuyln auJ iirlvalo dweUlnss.
Worlta aad more 'Jli I'andora au, uext lo
Molliodlat cUurcU. l^Uono i»4.
B
AUGAUB Uellvery — VlclorU .Tranarer
Co.. L.ld. Tel. laS.
BLUE i^rlntlng — j<ilo(;irio tJlue Print ana
Map Co.. IJIJ Uai:s!c>- bU Blue print-
ing, niapM. draughting; dealer* In aurvey-
oiV lu»lrumcut» and drawing otflca aup-
pUea.
OOKBlNDEI«5 — The Colonlat haa the
Uem bookbludery In the province; the
result iH CUUU.1 iii proportion.
BOTTLES — All klnda of botllca wanted.
Good pri';a» paid. \lctorla Junk
Agency, 162t> Store si.; phono 1336^
UILDING Movers — Sandham & Lester,
buildinu luuvcra and i:oniraclor». Fair-
\ lew, \aucouver, U. C. Uciidonca 4l>8 Bth
Ave.. W. EotlmuieB furnished ou application.
OAFB — Money properly Invealed lends to
fortune. ThU result may bo attained
oy j)urciiariii(i tiio owol «wC aiCi. .S *— - *-....
at the Slraiul Cafe,
C"tAKli; ana Hoacaurani — Occluoutat CsJo
J Ueslaurunt, corner Wharf and Johnson
tils. Meals 16c and up. Satlataclloii s^ar-
uniecd.
Ct.\.RKIAGK and Wagon Dealera — Wm.
J Mable. Importer of MacLaclilau hugglea.
traps; cannot bo beaten for durability. Ware-
house 717 .lohnsou street. Phone 1329.
ARPBis
hilXg 1- " .
contractor, .'^imlinui
atructurea. shop Cl
at. uf flee phono L- J o-c.
center and Job-
■asa,. Jsuililffr anil
on all classes of
. 100:; Vancouver
xietf." U-lOOJ. ^^^
[\ ',
C.^KPENTBR — Ji 8. Hlekford, commlr-
Blon carpenter arid contractor. Estlmatea
Klven on all kinds of Jobbing; men sent out
■jy the day. Phorie Vieas. . ' ^ ■ , ■ ■
G~^ HlMNBY and Furnace cleaning, atoveflt-
tlDg, etc.; O'Brien Bros,; phoji* .I|M^.
^
HmyfEY Sweep— uoyg; cnmB8
Phoiys F218a.
U.NDKRTAKl.NG— a. C. funeral Kurnlali-
Ing Co. tllayv/ard'a), lOlU Govern-
ment bt. Prompt Attention. Chargi-s reas-
onable. Phuues i:jjtf, 'J'^'io, J-37. :;J38, U-3U.
Chas. ilayward, president ; 11. Hay ward, sec-
retary; F. Uasellon. uiaiiager.
\\^HOLBSALE Pry Gooda — Turner, Beoton
'V & Co.. LIU.. WholiiSale dry guod* lui-
poi lers and manufacturers, men's furnish-
ings, tents. •■Big Horn" brand shirts, over-
alls. Mall orders attended lo.
\ V'HOLBSALK Wines and Liquors— Tur-
' ' iier-uo«tou Co., i.,tu., Whait St., Vi\;ivi-
U — whoUkaU only. All lh« loading brands of
liquors; direct Importers. Write tor lists
and prices.
WOOD — Cheap fuel. Try a heaping double
load of short cut mill-wood, delivered
to any part of the city at S3 C. U. U. by
Cameron l..umber t'o., Ltd., phone 864.
PROFESSIONAL UIBBC-TOBY
AKCHlTliCT— John Ifallewell, 1303 Broad
St., room i, upstairs; previous experi-
ence In apiiriiaont hou!i<!S and liuslntaa
blockn; over twetny years' expcrlenco In
'"anndiv »nU Knglnnd.
i KVHITECT — Plans prepared for apart-
■i\. menC blocks and bungalows. 1'. O.
Box 1073.
A KCIHTECT— Jeaso M. Warren, 414 Say-
•^■^ waid Bulldlns. Victoria. B. C. ; phone
30 <n
A
V1LOTHEP '^'■'-'Mg — Gents' clothes clean-
V> .Ml, (3 iired ana preBsodi.um-
ircUas an I s jnade, repaired and re-
covered. Guy W. Walker. 70S Johnaou SU,
,Iust east of Uouglas; phono L.1267.
C1LOTHE3 Cleaning — Wah Chong. ladles"
■> and gents dry cleaning, pressflng and
repairing on short notice. 1T26 Government
Pt.. Victoria.. U. C.
/ XOAL -\ND WOOD — Hall & WaiKcr. Wel-
Kj lington Collieries coal. Comox anthracite
coal, blncUsniith's and nut coai BROcSaliy
prepared. Phone 83. 1232 Government
CRUSHED Uock and Gravel — Producers'
Rock and Gravel Co. Bunkera, Store St..
foot of Chntliani at.; phone 306. Crushed
rock, washed sand and gravel delivered by
teams at bunkers or on scows at quarry and
gravel pit at Royal Bay.
D DAYMAN — Joseph Heaney. jfflce tii*
Whiirf St.; phone 171.
RAYMEN^Vlctorla Truck & Oray Co.
Phone 18.
DV& Works — 'B. C ateani J3yo vvorlta.
the largest dyeing and cleaning works
In the province. Country orders solicited.
Phone ;:00. J. C. Renfrew, proprietor. <
DYE Works — Paul's Steam Dye 'Works.
318 Fort S(. We clean, press and repair
ladles and gentlemen's garments equal to
new. Phone 624.
."^ LECTRICIAKS — Carter
McKenzIe,
X.^ practical electricians and contractors.
I'hono 7j0; Res. phones L3270. R2667. Tele-
phone and motor work a, specialty. 131!)
Rrcad St.
TijlLECTRICIAXS— Foot & Tugon. electrical
S-^ contractors. Motor boats, gasollns en-
gines. Phone A14 4G. 735 Fort St.
E
."EMPLOYMENT Bureau— Wing On,
Goverumont St.; phone 23.
170B
GL.\SS and Glazing — Every deacrtption of
glass, plate, Hhoet, prismatic ornamen-
lul. leaded, etc The Melrose Co., Ltd.. fil8
Kort St.
G.VKUEXER — C. Pederson, landscape and
jobbing gardener; tree pruning and
suraylng a. specialty. »4S Pandora; phone
L24S6.
I 5 AHGSrlfEKS-^^reen ae I'iicker. gafdenmg
vJ in all its branches; landscape work ft
specialty. .Vddress ISia Cowan Av«., city.
^.\KDBNER — Landscape Gardener, James
^ Sl.mpson. >9\ Johnson 8L. p!i'<ne UllB').
Lxperl on all garden and orchard details,
j'runlng and \:leaulng from Insects, roSes a
specialty, lawns Kra.lvd und tlniolivd in llrst.
second ur third quality, according to, cou-
'ract. c -.^
^tAKUENEK— H. Tldbury. landscape and
VX Jobbing gardener; by the day or con-
tract; phone 177b; luOK Johnson si.
a
RCHITECT C. Blwood Watklns. Rooms 1
and 2. Green Blk., comer Trounce Ave.
^ RCHI'FeCT— a. S. Grlfritlis, lOOG Gov-
.*--^ fi iiiiiciii 31.. pliuuo 14oS.
AKCHxTBCT — ^Thomas Hooper — In j.rac-
tlce in B. C. for 26 years. Plans and
speclllcatlons furnished ou application. Office
.Vew Royal Bank Building, Phone: 9??^
ARCHITECT, Landscape — U B. Davlck. C.
E., designs and lays out beautiful
country homes, landscape gardens, park*
and pleasure resorts. 521 Sayward block.
C"" '^ANA^' •- ','■:.'-■■.' ''V r' )':r-\ia<ifn.'
J Off! Tel.
-IS&ii. i'. w. ...... .... ....,.„... „...i Ec
ports. Irrigation and Uralnago. Hydro-Elec-
tric Development. Waterworks, Sewerage
and Sewage Disposal.
CIVIL Engineers — Gora and McGregor—
J. Herrlck McGregor, manager, I'&nd
Surveyors and Civil Engineers, Chancery
Chambers. P. O. Box 162: phone 684. Fort
;Georyo Offline, p, . Ik^ Landrv. manager., .
GIVll, Bnglnuers — Topp & Co., Civil En-
gineers and land surveyors. Room 211
Pemberton block. Phone 2998. P. O. Box
..1049.:.:-- .... .■ ■;:,,--.:-..:-.:,■. . .-..■■■-_-:;■■; ,. . - - :"■-.-;
CIVIL, Englnaor — George A. Smith. British
Columbia land surveyor, Offlce at Al-
bernl, B. C.
ClIVIL EiiRlneer — P. C. Coates Dominion
' and Provincial land sur\'eyor. Room
34 Board of Trade.
CIVIL F.riglneers — Greea Bros.. Burden Jt
Co.. civil engineers. Dominion and B.
C. land siirveyois, 114 Peipbertou block.
Branch offices In Nelson, Fort Qeorsa and
Hasiellon, B. C,
CEIVIL Engineer— -Clarence Hoard, member
'' Can. Soc. C. E., member Am. Ry. Engr.
.Association, Steam, Electric, lAigglni;, Rail-
ways. Engineering; and ^^'onstructlon. Office,
401 Pemberton Building. Phono 9S4; Ilea.
Empress hotel. Phono 16S0.
CIONHClT^G Engineer— W. G. Wlnter-
'' burn, M. I. .V. A.; cIjvsscs preparatory
for next examination, Wednesday avenlngs,
GIG Bastion Square: phone 1S31.
-»-^ geon. JewoU Blfe.. corner Yates and
Douglas Sts., Victoria. Phones: Office 667;
Res. 122. ■
"P»E;sTI.ST — W. p. Fraser. D. M. D. Of-
-L' flee 732 Tates St. Garoshche Blk. Ot-
fice hours: 9:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. .
L.I ["Ti'HINSON & Ford announce that they
-»-•- have dissolved partnership and the
business will be carried on by O. S, Ford,
architect and cardon architect,
I>ohf;ut.<;ox and Meyersieln, B.-itish Co-
V lumbfa land surveyors. Chancery Cham-
bers, Victoria, B. C., P.- O. Box 793. Tele-
phone R2S32. __
QWAN.N'EL & XOAKES, Dominion and
*^ B. C. Land Surveyors, etc., removed to
Promls Block, 1006 Government street. P.
O. Box 642. Telephone 37T. ''
B
B
Oy wanted.
Bros.
Apply In porsou. W«Uer
OY.S wanted. Apply Pophum Bros'., Mary
mreet, Victoria Wcat. _
1,"^l(UA.Nl> boy wuuled. olio willing to makt-
^■i himself xeneially useful. .Vge about lo-
Apply to dhutbolls Drug Store. 6S!» John-
son street.
I^'^Tr-^T class bushclmun wanted. ^ ■*''''*'i
Uonuon i'ttitoi*, curnift U«k B^y :i:^d
I'oil.
,rE.\ waul'cd to learn to drWo and repair
M
.Vutomoblles. lOll Goveraroeat street,
Hooni 7.
/ APE.Nl.'^U for a good outelde salpsmaii;
w liberal commission to rlv-hi man. .Vp-
ply l:; to l. &\. 31'.' i'»mbertoi; blucfc.
.-V.Xl-t'.VB drlvcm wanted; DSB Michigan
Ml reel.
T
rnwo real estate salesmen that can handle
X loans and Inveatments; 324 Pemberton
bulldlnt,'.
\TS7ANTEU, bright boy fur oltUo work,
» * about 15 years of age. AppJ,y in per-
son to Room 4 08, Pemberton Bldg. city, im-
meclluttly, ,
\"\''A.\TED, two middle-aged people: rooms
>V :in.i use of kltihen for a little help.
1271 Dennian st. ^^
\\7A.\TED, two boys as machinist appren-
VV ticos. to loam the trade. Appf>" B. <'.
Maj-lne Rallwuva Co.. Lid. ^^
t^t'.XNTlSU, un experienced man to coach
VV ri>r 2>r«limiiuiry law e.vamluatioii. .\<»
dress Box' G40. VlctorUi.
\A7ANTED — An energetic m:^.p to represent
•vVV u leading Life Insurance Company,
well and favorably known In Victoria Dis-
trict; good opportunity for right person.
Apply •'*07 Colonist^ . .,
fANTED — Figure oii plaste'Vlng 2 houses.
Apply Box "s«3, C'
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1:7— —A" "li^-y
■ Apply.
•!£ iilid -!•■•■
\~\r.V\'TED, boy a» u»h«r. See manager.
T »■ ri\sta.I Theatre. •
Abroad and cake maker with many
years' cxperlonou, duslrca a i^oaillon. Box
K3M. (Jolonlsl.
Al''IR,ST-CLArtS aecounlanc will keep
books at ihe rale of »30 per mdnih
for two hours' work daily. Box iio3 Col-
onist.
■- __„__„.^ . __-^_— .
BOUKKIiEI'KK and general urtlee man.
Urltlnli and I'anadlao experience, de-
itires position as clerk, timekeeper or Reu-
crnl office man. Apply Box 934, Colonist.
BOOKICICBl'Icn desires eml''lO.^ men t during
cvenlnRs; terms , reasonable. Apply
Box S23 I'oiotiisi.
Bl'ILDlNO auperlntendent for architect or
owner; HO years' experience; thorough-
ly eapabU In relniorced concrete and all
lines of hulldlng cunstructlou. Box 437, Col-
onist.
/CARPENTER wants work. Box 7«1, Col-
*-■' OUlil.
/"tOCNTRY store— Advertiser desire* situ.
'_-' alloii as manager; 4 yi-si-s' experience
In Okanagan valley; highest references;
bond It necessary. Box 86 7 Colonial.
GAHDESKH, rxprvlenri-d In prunlnic frUil
iree.'. roses ami iilirubs, open for en-
gagements In or around Victoria. Apply
Box 94 7, Colonist. .
HOTEL, country proferred. Position as
manager required or would bo willing lo
rent Bnm«. First class references glvun.
Box 970, Colonist.
8AI.E (CoBtlAwed)
CHAM.K.VGI*; — <'an you flod anything
-*• 10 beat this ^or value? Two grassy
lots, 47x120, high and dry with beautiful
oak liecs, near Belmont, 3 minutes iroiii
Kori St. car. ?95<i each, third cash. 8, 12
and 18 months. National Really Co,, 1232
<.io\'crnmcnt at.
A fKlOD lnve»tm»nl — Slie S&xllS; double
■^^ corner. Fairfield and Klchmind, car-
llne passes; price for a few daya 12260. half
cash. This is the best money maker In
the city. I>airick Really Co., 64* Fort si.
I'hono 2ant>.
A GOOD semi-i>uaineBa property at resi-
■^^ donilal price; a. lots uii Johnaon s!.,
near huU-mlle cir>.ie for quick sale at |6uuu
the two, 11000 cash; tttty per cent profit
can be made huro easily lns!4e ri year. Na-
tional Realty Co., 1232 Gnvernmoni st.
A KXAP. for cash, lot on Moss at. Ap-
■'■■X ply owner. No. Ill Moss st.
C'l OOD high lot on Fulrvlew; 44x132 l'>
f lane; no roek. only <S30; t:;00 cash,
liul«n<e Sli (M<r month. .1. U J'jnderson A
i.'o., Ltd., li and fi Brown blor'a. Itroad Ht„'
I't URGE Double '■"«-"«r, Orillla Bi., 108x120
VT J1200, easy terms. Phone 2070.
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n, meaBenger boya at X^anadtan
ilic Telegraph Office.
\"\r.\NTF5T) — Sewing machine aaleaman and
^' . Apply. " "■ " 'ad St.
i.ifflimST?'
LODGES AND SOCIETIES
A NCIENT Order of Foresters, Court-North"
■*■>■ ern Light, No. 6935, meets art Fo^cst-
era' halj. Broad St.. 2nd and iyh Wednea-
tUtyfii"''^.^ jr*, FUiicrlon,* Sec.
HARDWARE— B. G. Prior & CO., hard-
ware and agricultural Implenieata. cor-
ner Johnson and Government Sts.
H.XHDWARii — The Hickman Tyo Hard-
ware Co., Lta. Iron, steel, hardware,
cutlery. 30 and 34 Yalta SU, Vicloria, B. C.
f AMES BAY window cleaners and rollable
— rfi::i»urs; wC::^ t :oi^«:t iw liiiune us wirun
\. InUows are diriy; Luiuracis taKca also for
janitor woili, 34 1 Coburg st. ; phone iViai.
lEWELERS— A. Fetch. 1418 DougUs Tt.
'J Specialty <Sf English ■ watch rBpairlng.
J*-*'''!^ — Wanted, scrap, brass, copper. «inc,
lead, cast iron, sacks, tinttlns. robber,
highest prices paid. Victoria Junk Agency,
.ti,:u Store »t., piiono 133t>.
i A.NDSCAl'E Gardener — F. Street, F.R.H.8.
■s-^ garden desitfii Jn all Us branches, au.
uress l^aku lull, Viclonu, phone 1993.
11VERY--CaidwelrB Transfer, general^cx^
J press, 4ali<, livery ana ijoardiug stables,
|.i)7 Cormorant St., nlgni anu aay; phono
't 2 5.
JLi'i
iiunsiur Co., Ltd. Tel.
29. Best service in the city.
I ITHOGUAI'HING — Lithographing, en-
XJ graving and embossing. Aothing too
ii'ge and Jiot:iinK too amuii; yuur scttlon-
ery is your aavaiicu agent; our work is un-
equalled west ut Torouio. The Colonist
1 I'lnilng and Publishing Co., Ltd.
T Py'"^^ Order of Moose will me.ct at Ibelr
•'— "uait on uovernmoht St. every second
and fourth Tuesday every .month . until
further notice. W. vVricht, Srcrsisry.
/"jRDER Eastern Stan Qn^-on city Chapter
y-f No. 5 meets 2nd and 4th Wednes-
days, K. of P. H.-111, Pandora St. Sojourning
meinhfcrs aro cordially Invited.
C10NS of England. B. S. Prido of the iBland
^ Lodge No. 131 meets 2nd and fourth
'Au&sdays ill Ai- O. r". haii; Brona Street;
President F. West, 567 Hlllaldo avenue; sec-
rotary, W. Dawaon, Head Btioet, Thorburn
A T , rca.1 osu
commission.
to ; : ........
e'JfpOT Wiit'e d
Halary and
le prepared
..,ii.-,. Apply In per-
il easrs. Beckel I, ' M 4-
I nrt at.
maja to get advertisements
.... ii.gh Jnttss pubUcatron; good,
commission, and ^leady employment^ Apply
Room •22. browy block- ;■ ' ;
ixTANtED— Y flrat class barman. Best of
'V rcferenc^ required. Apply to I'aclflc
i-lub, city.
w
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.'■ANTED — OlTflce boy; apply W. J. Pen-
dra.v &, Sons. Ltd.
TTtTANTED, man to >-\ook after 160 acre
VV farm; must itixm eomethlng about
orchards; none but a good moi> need apply.
I'ail «t WobUiolmo Lumber Co. ofllce. cor-
ne^r Douglas and Src-.i-.tsn or. Monday
or phone 1806. -,_
WANTED~-Men and women to learn the
barber trade; wages paid while learn-
ing; the la'gcst and most complete school
in the nnrlhwpBi ; wages S18 and S36 per
week when qualincd; call ur write for free
j^atnlnviiA. Th« nriorinal J. X. Moler Barber
college. 848 Main street. Vsincouvrr. B. C.
lATA.N'TED, man to work in dairy; iriust b«
VV a good milker and understand lock.
AntilyKlma Bros. May wood P. Ot ^ . .
WANTED, good opening lor youth dealr-
Ins to enter railway service; one who
can use typewriter and haa somo knowledge
of shorthand. Apply Box tllS Colonist.
W 'ANTED — First class real estate saiei»
nuin lo take charge of business, good
inducements to right man, must take work-
ing lDt«rvst la busJxjcsWr Jtddreas P, C be.
14p. ■,•■■■- ■■ ■ '' •'■ ':
\"\7'110LESALB Liquor house requires city
V V tind country traveller. Good salary to
competuni man, experience neceasury. Ap-
ply, Box 751, Colonial.
HKLP WtlXTED— FEMAl-lij
A WOMAN to do housework onftl day a
j\. week, 'I'hursdays, or AVed|lesaays.
.\pply 322 Robertson at.. Foul Bay.
'-,;jlTI.SS J. DEVEREUX* Agency, 1314 Fort
..IVL SI. Tol. 44 7; hours 4 to «. Wonted,
I xprrlcnced Infant's nurso; 2 children; three
1 '(tircncca essential. Wanl-
I 1 cooks; aeconu acrvant
kjM, ii.>. .>iu;Hry; reference. Wantea, i
••"•Krt general maida, "(h«r servants kept;
reference; also two hoi^emakla. Wanted,
tlircH experienced women for huusec loaning,
full days nnd half days. Wanted, lady tor
oihce; no stenography, but general .tttond-
ttncc. , *
OAl.ESWOMEN wanted, apply to Mr. W.
K) Spencer, , David Spencer, Llmlied.
t^O.NS of England, a. S. Alexandra' Ijidge
*^J 116, meets l«t and 3id Wednesdaya,
K. of P. Hall. H. G. King, .Sholbourne st
Pi-csldenl; Jas. 1'. Temple, 18 Erie st. sec-
'^'ary. ^ J ^^^ •
rpiIE Bojf'js-'^ngader -'Sure and Stedfast '•
,,,. "*r J:"^"".- All ex-mcmbcra who are
willing |o help on the "object" are re-
nucsted to senil ihrlr nRm'.'. idjrcs- --■ •
record of service lo Captain F. \'.'\onz-
»taif. hon. Hci. for B. C, suite 20, Mount Ed-
wards, Viincouvei si.
rnHF. Dauehtci-s of England Benevolent
-I Society meet !n K. of P. Hall, the third
Tuesday of each month. .Sucretury, Mrs. A.
E. Caticra.!!, Linden Ave,
I'LU.MBEJt8.
-ISLAND Plumbing ami Heating Co.; Job-
-- bing promptly utttndcd lo; esiimatcs
Ktven. \,\z Discovery •itreot; I'hone 3180.
VV
and I'o; t at.
Talloi-ess. alao Bill . to .:;. learn
London Tailor, corrierOak Bay
AITANTED — A thoroughly 'reliable girl
' ' from the old country as general ser-
vunl In a family of throe. Telephone 202S
or apply at 1580 Pandora ave.
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7A.NTED. good arm wallroas.
caff, 905 Govei'nihettt st.
Windsor
?,V.NTBD, two first-class lady canvassers;
liberal commiaslon to right person. Ap-
W ANTED, a good general maid or youn*,
girl, to help In housework nnd care of
baby; iclephone R'3060. ri32 l.lnilen nve.
Y\"'.vNTEl). girl lo do liglii housework:
V » slec|> at tiomo. Apply mornings, lOul
FqvL isl.
\\;'ANTEL), a inily lor outside work; good
VV nioney can be made. Apply 'J to lo
ii. 111., 319 Pemberton block.
SCHOOLS
■VTICTORIA Business Institute. 724 Fori st.
V Shorthand, lypowrltlng. etc., day and
evening classes; phono 225s.
VICTORIA Day School for Girts, and class
for .iunlor boys, commences Bth January,
1912. Eusllsli subjects, French, drawing
and drill, 1312 Harrison St
V.VNCOtVER HOTELS
Alias E. OROURKE, Public Stuho-
jJX. graphtr. oiUcc .\o. 41s Pemberton
Hock. Telepuone -No. 2o0z.
XJATENTS — Rowland Brltialn. registered
attorney. Patents la all countries. Fair-
s.cld builaing, opposite P. u., Vancouver.
OOTTKRY WAKE — hewer, jiipe, field lluT,
-»- ground (Ire clay, tlowei pom. etc. Ii. c
. ulleiy Co., Ltd., Cor. liiuaa and I'andora
. ..1.. ■. Iclul'i.l. H. (.j.
I»LUMB1.\G — Colbert Plumtilng and Heat-
J- Ing Co., Ltd. For first el.iaa workmuii-
tiilp Ml (|lie above line give us a call. Tem-
porary office, 756 Broughion St., phono 552.
iiL!.;MBING — ^A. .V. Atkinson. plumbing
-L atova Uttlng, 2644 Blunchard; phone'
HI 81 7.
OC.-VX E.NGl.NG— Wing On. 1709 Government
►O St.: Phone 28.
<JHORTHAND — In thro« ■ months by ilTe
O' xpitmaii's aimpllflod (l^oyau System.
Diy fend evening clMsea. Typewriting,
b> Ifkeeping and foreign languages taught.
The Royal Slenographlo Co., 436 Sayward
Bldg. Phone 2601. ^
iJHORTHAND -~- RhorthamI School, 1109
^ Broad St., Victoria. Shorthand, typa-
«'(ltlnK, booKkeaplnr. thoroughly taught.
Graduate* fill good potttlona. B. a. UioMU-
Ud','' principal.
> ' ■ , L. ______
^tVC^CVU and Seal Kngravlng — General
*^ Bngrmver Mia stanoti cutter. a«o.
Crowther, 818 Wharf St., bahind P. a
fIl1rt»KWniTER nSPAlRi NO— Phono 1320
.t W. W«bttcr, M. B. All makes of typ«-
v-rJUra itJiilrcU, I'tbttf!! asfl etiaraetetd.
No, 8 Moody BIK., YatM St.
ACUUM Cleaners — Dontley Vacuum
6>eKner« for •»!« or rem; G«rt>et« cleaned
on the floor without rcmovlrrj. Buy a Duntw
)o>- and keep clean. Phone Ml. W. I. Oager.
f28 Tales %U
HOTEL— -Allmmbra,- Mrs. a. Thompson Ht.
Sons, proprietors; It. D. Thompson, man-
ager. Corner Can oil an-A VV;tter sis., \'an-
tuuver,^ B. l... Vancouver's Hist hotel. Sit-
uated in the heart ut the city. .uoUeralely
equipped tliroughout. Aiioiliiy luncli j, spec-
ialty. European plan. i<'amed for good
whisl<y. ' »
HOTEL — Blackburn. A. E. Blafckb'urn, pro-
prietor. Thla well knowft, aii(i. popular
holel eniir«ly rebuilt and re^urntifhed, la
.'now 'opf^n to Its patrons.. Steam* heat, fine
cont<nbdi<ius..i ooms, llpst 'class dininic. room,
best' a.tteiitivj) to comfort' of guesiii^Xmerl-
can plkfl, HW); to J.2.00 pur day. European
plan,'/ 71 cence,' lUpwoi'ds. 218 Westminster
Av't'.' " ,■ .'-I •:-
W'HBN ir. Vancouver, B. C. slop at Hotel
Windsor, 748 to 712 Granville street.
■etrlctly first class; all roOjAlj co»h«cted with
baths and shower baths; tlria clasa cafe in
connection; located In Vancouvcr'a best bua-
, Iness centre, oppoafte Vnncouver'a Opera
y~^roUBe.\ Ogle Sc BuHlpn, Prof>rleit(ira.
. WAfTTBU TO EXCJlAJiUM
ADVERTISER ofteri<"^3000 equity In fine
aportment house aite aa part payment
on either good houae or retidnntlal lott in
any part of city. Box 576, Colonlat.
A GOOD crulaer, aplendld aea boat; aJao
6 passenger Cadillac In good condition;
-«** -_n.i
...... !„*• „»
€\\\'fM^^*'
Park Boulevard.
AN auto for rfal palate — Haa any reader
a lot he will exchange for a carT if
•lo. mtll i^,r 1410 Brnad >(.
WANTED — To excnange ■ roomed house
close in for 8 or 1* room; must be near
cut; phone T11180.
Vl/ANTBO,
V » . farm 4i
two /teams In exchange for
, farm 4and. Avpty iv u. Box S2&,
YY'^ANTEU — first class- governess. Payne.
VV Saturnu Island.
\\'ANTED — Immediately young girl, age
V» about 15. Apply 1l;i i "roft atreot.
James Bay.
\VAN1't:D, a lads' r.ir oubI.,.- -.^t^^\ good
» » moiii-y can bo ninlo. Apply « to 10
u.in.. 310 I'embcrtou blocK.
ITTANTBO. cxpeirlenoed tallorfss; also jm-
W proven Krei CJulnker. «jl Yatc.i st.
y.l '.^..NTKD. nt once, experienced aalcs-
VV Indies; none but experlinccdni»ed ap-
ply. .^nlruB ilnmpbeli it Co., luio Uovcrn-
nit-nt »i.
\'»'A.NTED, a woniHii or glr.1 for houae-
VV work, for a .few hours dally. 1009
Kort St.
. I ■ — ' I -_
''.\NTED— Japanese or Chlnoao gcncr*.;
servant:. .Vpply ,1739 Fort St,
v\
T'T^.V.N'TKD, at once. tnveo experienced
VV niimes lor ehlirivpn. Six cooks and
Beneial help. Wallress, Vancouver la-
land Eiiljiloymenl Muieau, 1323 Douglas st.
X'l '.\NTED-^Girl for office; must be effl-
VV cicnt in lypinviltlnB and al figures;
apply W. J. Pendi-ay & Sons. Ltd.
\V'-VNTBD— -A rnllsble and experienced
VV general servant for , i.-.all family;
phone LSOf.
w
^/ANTED— Woman or girl for light house
work. 515 .Superior st.
7ANT.PI>--A young girl for light house-
work; good home. Phone L3153.
\\
VV
lA^A.VtED. girl nbbut 14 yea'i-e or leas,
\V ,.*^_^l«. «.« ...1... ..UM^ .,..*. »...,...• *t ... ..
Apply 148 Moss at.
WANTISO— ri7IINt8HXi> HOOMK
^rri.'.vT'io.v v.rut
TAPANESB wishtB any kind of Job as
*J clean work; short t)ni~ after T-30 p.m.
liuiiy; Hary, p. O. Box siis.
|.\PA.N'ESE boy (young) wants situation
'' at general inside work in city, aox ssi.
Colonist.
LATHING solicited. C. W. ganders, wood
and metal lather, Ptiobo ' L2e64. 817
jUroughton street.
ORCHESTUAL pianist, dance pianist and
accompanist wants engagement. Phono
FF20.87. _ ■ '
P»'«X!Tj5?.R¥MANrr-8«?okJ» ■!t<i''t'"": lif«» <>x- j
perience; ren
poutlrv- .for marU
.■nd piucker; ui'Toimrify iMn-t-m-iii in
iches; would start a business ton
, Box 812 Colonist.
I)RAi:'i'ieAti Horticulturist. wajitB perman-
.■II nmpioyment on frtflr^arm. Good
Write J. Laursen, Gencrjil De-
■■rla. ' , .,'■•■. '"'•'';'
lULjyMng JCncllahiiian,
good knowledge of drawing and clerk-
ing; Canadian experience. Bot 71* Col-
onist.
BrPUATION' ^iuixfa as WV^r by TOldSJe-
aged man: can drive wagon. Box 894
Colonist, : -.
TraTANTED — By competent man a position
V V °as foreman or carpenter work; can
make plans, and have 8 years experience
handling work; only a first class position
considered; Box S06 Colonist.
Y\/'AN'f ED— Position; Englishman. »T;
' ' eoinmerclnl experience; knows French;
and Spanish, college education, excellent ret-
rrences; will accept any position where ap-
plication «nd energy count; Box 728 Col-
onist.
VVi'.VNTED. position on gasoline cruiser as
'» mechanic; wages no object. Box 860.
Colonist.
Y\7-^NTED. job as baker or ';ook; thor-
' ' onghly experienced, comp or othcr-
w Isp. Box- ST 4.
yV'ANTED — Contracts and Jobbing work;
> T guarantpi-d low prices and high grade
work; Godfrey Htoa. cuiurarior* and build-
ers, P. O. Box 1286, Phone L468.
A SPLENDID buy; large double corner.
■^^ Cook St. and Dublin, 45 fruit tre«rB and
set out with strawberry vines, each lot ȣiOO;
onc-third cash, 6, 12 and 18. Beams, 522
Sayv/ard Blk. Phono 2362.
t \'l''RV choice property, 4 ncrea fronting
-^^ on Glen Lake n.u\\ adjoining tlie Lux-
ton C. .N. Ry. siailon, 7-mlle circle, on niuln
X roads; school, postoffice, electric light ami
telephone; improved lo park-like shape and
far.rod; iidmlrabuj aullW.I foi lluirl bite,
residence, or chicken ranch: Ushlng, slioot-
liig: an unaurpaii-sed beauty spot. I'rUi-
J3.150, Ot^ner, 1817 Cook St.. A'iclorln, B.C.
A CREAGE^-a7en Lake frontage, fine .ho-
.*."\. (p| site 4 acres. 13,500 on terms. G.
.S. Leighlou, 1112 Government alruet.
HALF acre, (.'"rner Foul Bay road and
Falrlleld road, Jo,oOO: one-quarler cash,
balance siircad over three years. Wallace
& Clarke, «-.'0 Yates st.
A LSO two acres. Ml. Tolmlo road, near
-*^X- University and electric i^ars. »:iooft twr
acre, 1, j and 3 years. Apply Beams, 523
Sayward Block. Phono 2362.
ANOTHER, 60x118, on Vancouver, second
lot from Bay st.. fronts on two street:*,
11550; oderthlrd cash. Beams, 6?.'^ Snywurd
Block. Phono 2862.
AVRni'HV Tv-i l--i.-!r'H rd.. two lof« <>■■•'•
; oo for the t
L. I''.,i .1.. ► .. J, .., <. wiU-n.' -blrMTK '■ "^: ' .'
-»-* building lots, 80x110; prJco 8600 efcch.
J. L. FJanagan, 503 Sayward block; phone
8084.
OUNDARy road. Oak Bay, »0x240. »2400.
one-quarter cash, or $2200, half cash,
balance f 100 quarterly. Wallace & Clarke,
HA.MP8H1RE rd., near Central: 55x114:
8850; quarter cash, balance 6, 12, 18.
Buweii C4S ^<ti i.
I HAVE SO acres al Port Mann, Just half
11 mile from the townslle sub.llvlsion
where U»t« are now being offered for »\ »'.
1 am willing to a'cppi tfiso iier aiie in
terms spread over three years. Ihls is III"
best buy oflering for tiie speculator in Port
Mann property. Apply, Ownci', P. O. Box
581, New Westrainsior.
INSIDE city limits; severol good !oU from
jnoo each, on nasy teii..s. ,\. S. Bar-
ton. Room 12. McGregor Blk, View street.
Phono 2901.
T.\.MEK BAY — An absolutely sure profit In
thlsi J(!( feet fr(.)nt t>y 113 feet deep.
Willi good house on .Menzlea street, between
Michigan and Superior Strftets. west side for
.lUst J10,50n. Th»-re is no- element' of
i-1-..ar.cc In this. It's a certain monry maker.
For sale exiluslvely through Russel &
tiregg, -'07 Pemberton Bldg.
JAMES Bay — Largo lot 60x120 on Slmcoe.
J2200; 'i >a.«ih, balance 6. ■??. IN. ai
7 per cent. Wi.ie & Co., 109 Pemberton
building.
K~BATING.H — 16 Acres on V. & S. Ral I way ,
five acres cultlvuted. balance slashed
nnd ready for clearing; small house, chicken
house, barn, etc., good well, fruit trees and
strawberries. $300 per acre, third caah.
Stewart & Gollop, 301 Pemberton block.
LANG Street— Within tho~clty limits a
nice lot for 8S00; Howell, Payne &. Co,
Ltd., 1219 Langley St.: puonc 178U.
rnOPBKTY rOK male <CanlliiiM«>
TOLMIB ave., close 1 1. I'ook •!.. two large
lots. 84 25 each; very easy terms. A.
S. Barton. Room 12, .McGregor Blk., View
si. Phono 2901.
rnRA<'KAOE, 115 f«»>t on B. & N. railway.
-I- with 152 fl. road front. 100 ft. neep.
on a eonifr of a main road^ well inside the
city llnilis, and the land Is level niih the
track, Ja.uoo; one-ihlnl lash, balance b,
12 and 18 months at 7 per cent. Wise A
Co., 109 Pemberton Bldg.
TRACKAGE. 110 ft. on V. & S. rallwaj ,
300 fi. deep, well liisldn 2 mile circle.
' nearly an acre for 82.900; one-third caah
balance -oi-er 7 .vears. Wise & Co., 109 Pem-
bcrlon nidg.
rpWO lots Id E»<jiiimttlt; »1400 for both,
-L three lota In Esquimau, 12000 for three;
on. of best lois In Cloverdale; qua^-ter acre.
HOOO; one fln«- l«igi> loi. close to Oak Bay
ave.. fl250; quarter down, balance 6, 13. 1(
months. Owner. Box 889, Colonist.
\\7EI.L experienced hardware man deslrcn
' V responsible position, retail or whole-
sale; b'st of reference's. Box 825 Colonist.
YOUNG Japanese wants nosltton In bar.
cleaning, etc., expeiicnced. Same, 636
Chatham st.
"^T'OUNG honest Japanese desires a position
i- as store porter; sp<>akK English, and has
years' experiences; Taknkl, P. O. Box 6«.
SITCATIONS WAJiTBD— -FEMALE
A CAPABLE woman wants to takA cara
-^^ of children a few hours afternoon or
evenings. Bo.v 969 Colonial .
\CAr.\BLE woman wants to mind chil-
dren evenings or mind children In own
house; Box 546 Colonist.
AFIRST-CL.\SS dance pianist and or-
chestral pianist •vants engagements.
Phone FF20^7.
A LADY would like the care of a young
■*^^ child in her own home, pleasant,
healthy location. Box 916, Colonist.
\ Y'OUNG lady wishes position In country
■^^ hol.e) or looming house; experienced.
Box 703 Colonist.
LioLn.;Kt;u, cducsted lady drslies pjsl-
.' l-lon as travailing companion; hi^splla.:
trained nurse and masseus-i; salary not es-
sential. Box Z5, Colonist.
I)
RESSMAKI.NG — .Spring dresses ond
suits. 1903 Quadra; phone Ri20. '
TllRESS.MAKER, experienced. 3524 Fern-
J^ wood rd. ■"
7 -JRESSMAKBR would like room In dry.
-s-' goods store; hlgh-claas tailored and
fancy dressmaking: or would take position.
921 Green St.. Victoria: phone L1654.
/11ENIiiR.\:> wants good place. Old Coun-
VX try Registry, 1709 Douglas.
GERMAN woman wants work halt days;
don't speak English. Lehmann, Carlln
street, 1346.
CJ.RADU.KTE -Nurse; obstetrical, surgical
T nn.l medicine vrases; open for engage-
ment; terms moderntc. Box 786, i;:olonlst.
11 Oi'fiiSWOHK warned, rour days a week.
-*-*- by young Englishwoman. Apply Y'.
'/... Maywond P. O.. or phone Y-30S5.
"V'''B»<?HY Kov.rnoss or mother's help dls-
-i-'l engaged; country preferred. Box 704
REFINED Lj\DT. trained nurse, masseuse,
desires position sanniorinm, nursing-
homo, houBfUeepi-r for country holel. eu:.
Box SOS ColnnlMt.
RKFINKD young business woman desires
room and board with private family.
within walltlng rllstnncr. of Parliament build-
ings. Address 7 23 Colonist.
QERVANT. Scotch, wishes situation. %z\>.
lO Box, 546, Colonist.
rilAlI-URKD nnd fancy drossmoklng. L-
■i 1654.
\"\/'ANTBD— Situation as experienced house
VV parlor maid or KPiieral; Gordon Head
district preferred; onre Cartel, R. M. D. No.
4.
AATANTEr.) — By a teacher, position as dally
V V governess, 8\ibje<.t; English, French
drawing. lOxf-eiient reierenccs. jinx 826,
Colonist.
tA/ANTED — position In good office for a
'> bright lad; salary to begin small; ap-
ply P. I). Box 49.
AA^'ANTBD. by educated English lady situ-
' ' Btlon ns daily nurse-governess in good
ftimlly; phon*- R18R6.
'ANTED — Position as stenographer, ex-
pcrlencod. H..;;, 6S1, Colonist.
nist.
■'ANTED, situati"n Ir. small family by
Norwegian lady. Appiy Box 954. Colo-
AA'A.NTED by eapablr, reflnod young lady
' ' (Scotch! poslilon to take chprgc of
children. Box SS8. Colonist. '
"Y^OCNQ woman, .sootch, wants situation as
i Indy help. S9(i, ColOfilst.
TANTBD — An Englishwoman as help in
small family; Miss Exiey, Sidney.
UTANTED — An experienced nUrso; musl
have references: 826.00. per month.
96S Heywood avenue..
ANTED — Improvers to the dressmaking.
(Apply Rayboiie, 7si Fort street.
4 GENTLEMAN dmirea nrst-claas fur-
XX nished bedroom In private family, near
city. Apply 828 Fort st.
ITlOn g<>ntlemfen; two large furnace-heated
rooms, furnished, with private fsiplly.
meals arranged. Apply, Tha Manaiger. Cana-
uian bvcurilica Co., <iu\arninvoi aU
YOUNG marrlfd lady would take care of
yovlng child throughout the day. Box
102, Colonist.
YOUNG married woman wants dally
house housework, or care of children;
407 '^\'-|lllam St., Victoria West,
■y'OUNO married woman wants house-
X work two or three mornings a week.
' Apply 460 Gorge Road.
OFNO English lady desires posltlofli as
useful help In small family. Box 9i0,
CoIonlBt.
Y'Oliii** rtorwrgmn gm wimes position ns
plain cook in family. Box «1S. Col*
ogist.
WANTED— JTO BOBIIOW
|> "t, Fairfield Entnte: near sen, j
-»-' »i(.)(i; 1-4 cash for quick sale. Also riot
Constance axt, Esquimau; ?950, Box -527,
Colonist.
BtrRNSIDE"road-^OiV "~™"
enuo bearing, cloa^ ;
Sae ns at oncfi for price an'
and. Oolfop, 301 I'emberton
' ed. rev-
street.
^toward
BURNSIDE rd.. 50x130. high, no rock;
going for 8850; 8260 cash. This Is
the cheapest In the district. G. S. Leighlon,
1112 Government st.
BUY near Normal school. Extra choice
double corner (80x169), almost adjoining
"Normal School' Just off Hillside for im-
mediate sale. 11.400. one-third cash, balance
6 and 12 months. H. Cuihberl and I'o , G.TS
Fort St.; phone 1610.
t1.\LI. on me — 1 have lots for sale, clii
'' v.aler, and w IM build Jiouacs and tiike
small payment down, balance as rem. .\p-
ply Jno. Nesbltt, cor. Cloverdale and lii-
vcrnoBs st.
(1HE.\PEST buy In James Bay 60x120 on
J Ontario sL, revonue producing; only
86,000 on very easy terms; Heath & Chaney
oojwara block.
/'■4HESTER -St.. beautiful bullrilns- lot. 60x
\J \iis\ price Jiii'iu: third cash. J. L.
Fia-nagoii, 503 Sayward block, phone 30S4.
COOK St. store — A store and house on a
corner leased for $66 per month, only
$7000; this proposition belts nli per cent.;
Howell Payne & Co, Ld.; 1219 Langley st.;
p.ione 1780.
COQUITLAM Tonwslle. the new C. P. R.
Paoiflc terminals. Subdivision of lots
adjololng industrial sites; real estate firms
and live salesmen Invited to co-operate.
Frank R. Adams, 525 Fender si. Weal..
Vancouver, B. C.
C10RXER (^'ook and Oxford sts. — This cor-
." ner is a snap at $2T50; size .17x120. J.
L. Flanagan, 503 Sayward block: phone
3084.
C10RNER Haultaln and Cecil; two lots
J $1500 the two; $400 caah. balance easy;
Box 742 Colonist.
ClOftNER of Gram and Belmont — 2 lots
J 54x112 each; price $1500 each. G. 8.
Leighlon. 1112 Government st.
C~^RAIGHD.ViRROCH .Subdivision: choice lot
J 50x150, $8500, and only $1200 down.
!?•• th* Bur»ka R»a!ly Co.. ¥52 Y&t«a st.:
C'(RAIGKLOWER rd.. half acre with front-
•' age on road for $2,600. on terma. A. 15,
Barton, Room 12 McGregor Block, View st.
Phone 2901.
CRAN.MORK rd. lot— 60x150; fine level lot.
going for $1,150. easy terms. G. S.
Leighton. 1112 Government st.
D
BAN Heights snap; lot 50x120, for $750
on good terms. P. O. Box 1452.
DBN'MAN St. — K grand lot for $S50; How-
ell. Payni & Co. Ltd.. 1219 langley St.;
phone 17S0.
DO you want a snap — If so, look here —
lot at end of Willows car. almost on the
track; mut 8e.Il and will take $S0O and easy
terms, two yeftrs. .Vpply Box 650, Col-
onlat.
DOUBI..E cornfr, 1-0x120, corner of Pearl
and .Vmethvil si.. 1 block from Hill-
side; jc:;00. Double corner of Pearl and
Ruby sts., $1800. 4 lots, 120x135, on Ruby
St.. $1000 each. Apply Owner, 1591 Lans-
rittwno rd.
I^"'^XCELLENT lot on Michigan street; 67
■i xl22. $4,700, $1,700 cash, bolanoe to suit.
.1. L. Punderson & (.'o., Ltd. 6 and 6 Bro»vn
block. Broad street.
ipAIRFIELD— Two beautiful building lots,
George street, aoulh of Mnv, 60 x 120;
$1360. R. W. Clark. 1112 Government.
I^'^.MRFIELD Estate, Hvo splendid home
sites, corner Moss nnd I'oint; beautiful
sea ^■iew. $1600. Mny st., opposite We-l-
lington. large lot, $1500; terms. Owner,
phone RSI 4 1.
^i^RR.NWOOD Td.. Rockland Park:
fine
-8- lots. 50x12'.! each, good chatK'e for «
Imlldlng; price for the Iwo $2,500 on essy
terms. .Mien * Son. Phone IC50. Over
Northern Crown Hank. f>pen evenlngrc
IjlOR sale, 206fl.. by 1 Ki fi" deep, oil
Davida ave., Kerr Addition; only $1950
cash, $2150 terms. Apply Owner, 510 Wilson
St.
Foil lots clOBO to sit I of new Normal
school, (lall and aii» our listings. Wal-
l.,..A A. «-.tn..W/. AAA V.^*^* **
FOR Rale — Good lot 1 mlniit« from Dou-
glas ^\. car line; prk-e $850; $300 cash,
bal. $10 per month; Box 6S7, Colonist.
-160 fe.
■t . '^p ■
\7'.\.N'COl'VER St. c.<ruer. elost to Mount
Edwards J5,000; Inside lot $4,000;
terms. Hunt. S13 Fort st.
"VncTORlA WEST— Fine Jot on J..angford
V street, size 50x120, for $1,250. Russell
& Gregg, 207 Pembri'Uin Bldg.
\riCTf.)Rl.V West, close in, big lot at a
bargain: price $1,150; terms easy. An-
oiii«r iiwar corner oi" Hurtseli rtiid Eilwaril.
for the small sum of $1,600; $500 cash, bal-
ance 6, 12 and IS inonllis. Ituzsaell & Gregg
2U7 Pemberton Bldg.
XJ \>v.
H. Booti.
■ I'oinei-^ o.'St
today; $3900.
: ument st. .
LIST your property with J. L. Punderson
and Co., Ltd., 6 and 6 Brown Blk.
TOT on Edmonton r<i,, corner, close to
J r^rnwood; good soil; very oholco; $6180
. auL;..iJalftO.-_Harjn»n...lZ0i. OiftaiJa^
IOT 50x120. -hear. E- ..i ■Willows
Ji car, in Oak Ba.\ i desirable
lot, $50 below value. ,-.,^ ..ut, terms ar-
rn.ii»feu. Apply SSSiKduWbirWt. ~"- ::" .^ , ":
LOTS in Richmona ave. south, close to can
terminus, Koul Bay; price $1050; third
cash, balance t>. 12. IS months: for a tlay
or two onl.v. P. O. Box 994, city.
OSS St. — Choice lot, 60x110, next to cor-
ner of Oxford. $l,40u. Apply Owner,
P. O. Box 960, city.
MOSS St. snap, two lots, clear and level,
$2,300 the pair. Hodgson & Powell.
230 Pemberton block.
\rOUNT Tolmie, adjoining new Normal
i-Vl .school site; half-acre lots, 112x194:
price $1600. Three beautiful lots, facing
.Mount Tolmie rd. and Oak Bay ave.; price
f6000. Two lots, 06x200; price JSOO each.
II. Boolh, Room 7. Government st.
MOUNT Baker AVe. — Two grand lots fac-
ing the sea, having a splendid view;
size 120x120 $4750 the pair; or will sell sep-
arately; Howell Payne & C;o. Ld., 1219 Lang-
ley St.; phono 1780.
"VTEW Hillside car — Double corner. 120x
i\ Jin close to. !l*W ei^r nnd seh.iol :
owner must sen in a row days for $1,600;
one-quarter cash, balance in !«uit. Imperial
Realty Co., 645 Bastion st.
"VTORTH Hamoahixe rd.. two lots, each
-i-"N 50x120: lilgh and dry; fine view of
the sea; price $1275 each. J. L. Fl.inagan,
503 .Sayward block. Phone 3084.
"V'ORTH Hampshire rd., a block of S lots,
.iN 60x145, back to ailanc; $9,500 the lot
or $1,200 each. These aro grand lots and
have a fine view of ihei-sea.. Howell. Payne
& Co.. Ltd.. 1219 Langley st. Phone 1780.
(\AK Bay — Finest wooded lol Ol'i llamp-
-/ shire road north, 60x120; one block from
car line; price $1376; cash $475; apply own-
er, 1118 Fairfield road; phorva RH^l.
OKVi Bay ave., corner, 160x120. Price
$6,500. Howell. Payne &. Co.. 1219
Langley st. Phone 1780.
ATICTORIA West — 60 feet frontage on the
* E. it N. Ry, 101 ft. deep to St.; prico
$9000: Monk &. Montelth. k:(!i Kort si.
'AT'K'TOHIA West — 3 lots on Paradise at; 1
V fni- ii.nmv •> nth<^i-« f'.'r *1?>£'0; third dov.ii
Monk Sc Mon'telthl 639 Fort St.
VV,' A LNDT St.— For two days we offer this
*» snap, a gi-and level lot for $760; Howell
Payne & Co. Ltd., 1219 Langley St.; phone
KSo.
\T7ATERFRONT, Esqulinii.It, close to car
>' JiD.'-.O,. one-third cash, balance 6 "
^. Crompton & B<arton, 130 P(
\\ ■ > II. It FRONT AGE on beautiful Cordov*
• ^ '■'- ■ — -We . ari-. in«tructrd'* by th^ tjwffi-
' :'er\ tlie unsold portion of a sub-
o vlth waterfront lots, comprisln-,?
ai.jM<..Miiiaiely 66 acres, fo^r inihiodlate sale,
at $42,0410, on easy terms: this is about $63.'>
per acre, and is the cheapest buy in this
district " today; Investigate at once. British
Realty Ltd.. 403-404 Sayward Block.
WILL
iU\:
Box "J 03.
I'lM' limits.
;';r,0; catr
sacrifice i^
Just off ■ <HW:
terms. Appi.^
ZBLA St.— -v high lot only |90'0;
.Howell, Paym= .Si Co.J Ltd., J219 1>an5ley
St.; phone I'lSO. ~'
5 ACRES Unproved,, new Saanlch car Ui^e;
SVa miles city hall; excellent; very
cheap price; Investigate. Elliott, Sly' & Co.,
1309 Douglas St.
fr ACRES I.Ang£ord; about 120 feet fronl-
<J age on lake; $1200, or
ply Box 796 Colonist.
on easy terms; s^-
dg-J A Cash, $10 per month buys 6' fine
'4P-LI/ lots in Port -Angeles; price :$12e: ai>
ply 513 Sayward building.
7I (\l\ FEET waterfrontage Victoria West,
4-wU 300 feet deep; near whore the ter-
minals are going to be; price low, terms
ea.sy; Box 797 Colonist.
■1 \yi FEET on Dallas road hy 160 feet
-L"xtJ deep $37,000; good terms; inside the
breakwater; choice tor warehouse site; will
double in value within a year: Box 798 Col-
onist. •
1 flfi Acres near Sooke harbor, $20 per
-LvJli acre, one-third cash, lialaitce 1 ap'l
2 years at 7 per cent. Wise & Co.. 109
Pi-mb?rtori Bldg.
o
AK Bay and Terrace; corner lot, $4,000;
cosy terms. Box 318 Colonist.
O.VK Bay ave., cheapest building lot In
the district, near Hampshire rd., 20ft.
lane, $2300: third cash, balance. 6. 12, IS
months.; owner, P. O. Box 381.
0.\K B.\Y" — 120 feel on Beach Drive, a
minute from car and Oak Bay Hotel.
$6,000. Kusacll &. Gregg, 207 Pemberton
Bldg.
0.\K B.'VY — Lot 60x120. a block from sea
and Oak Bay Hotel. I'rice $2,100.
Russell & Gregg, 207 Pemberton Bldg.
OBBD Avenue, the Gorge, city water on
fH>> utroc-U pr'''* $550; $175 cash, bal-
iROe 2 J*fial*.-.:..Al»I>l> *"'■ ''. Hunt, 813 Fort
istrect. • ■ ■
One; .-/t. 50xl4i;, V.'clllngton ave., Fair-
field; $400 cash, balance 6, 12, 18
months, Iniercsr 7 per cent. Apply P. O.
Box 454.
PROPERTY WANTED
4 1
■hk;4(;J3 in n«if 3<..-- <.-nT.t<./i r,-^.., .,«,™.
A.
er«. Box 390, Color 1st.
ONTARIO St., lot 50x129, for $3,000
Howell. Payne &. Co., Ltd., 1219 Langley
■at.; phone 1780.
J3ANDORA St., between Blanchard and
Quadra, 36 feet double frontage, rev-
enue producing, $650 per fool. Overseas In-
vestment .Agency, 208 Pemberton Bldg.
I'hone 368. ^ ___:
QUARTER acre lot on Monterey nve.,
$13*S. M'allace & Clarke, 620 Yatea
street.
I^OR 8,ilo. five acres, partly |« fruit trees.
Apply William GiUespio, noar Pump-
ing station.
■T^.OR ^aalc — 16!) feel on ,\rtautus by 130
X. feet on Carroll, $3,000, terms. G, H.
Bayley, 711 Y'alcs sircel.
FOR sale, Duhlevy st., 7 lots. 50x115 each:
prk-e $7750. Box 317 Colonist.
FOR sale, $1000, lot on Shakespeare st..
Just off Edmonton rd. ; terms; apply
P, O. BOX 715. City.
1j»OR Sole- — Good farm land In Bulkley and
X" Columbia Valleys; on R. R. ; J. F. Man-
na, Port Albftrnl.
ATT ANTED — To borrow 82.000 at 12 p^'r
VV cent. Good aecurity. Only those mean-
ing business neud apply. Box »t(, Colonfat.
Ikl IM\S\ ^>OAN wanted on nsw libuae.'
< ^LVUy Sva <••, Cvivnisi.
FOUR Onk Bay lots. Deal St., choice lo-
cation, 60x120. $1200. Victoria »v«.,
corner. 50x100, $1125. Corneir t^cntral and
.*t, ratrick, 58x135, $1250. Large lot, Mad-
dlson and Wllmer. 50x170, $1660. R. W.
Clark. HI! Government.
CI ABAOp site on Courtney street, close tw
T Douglas, 60x221, fronting on two stroaco..'
See us ror particulars. Stewart and Golloj:,
301 Pemberton block. Phone 2888.
GOLF Links Park — A splendid lot SO feet
frontage ' an Newport ave,, overlooking
Links, cement walks In tront; price 83600;
•hoi -iKix ci\y. * "
--J
GONZAI.C1; Avenua— A fine lot 70x31« ah-
■ohiteJy free frnm rotk, only $I*ft<H
Howell Payne tt. Co. L<d.; 1210 Lannlay at,:
phone 1780 .
fXOOM lot Oak Bay. less than 1«« yarda U
I VT hotel and beach, all yood soil, ««xllt,
I mairntlK^n't viow, 83100: $800 caah. bsblanpa
I 8. 13 and tt months. O. R. ». EdwardM^
I fr3i B44eb l3t!v«. Oih 6*y. V&vHh X-(C3.il
1>ABE opportunity to lease or buy a good
V business location A. W. Brldgman,
1007 Government Street.
i^ARATOGA Avenue — Tills Is a snap; a fine
K?) level lol for $1050; Howell, Payne &
1:0, Ltd., 1219 Langley at.; phone 17S0.
CJARATOO.A. ave.. close to Monterey, 48x
io 114, $1050; $450 cash, balance $25.00
monthly. Wallace & Clarke, 620 Y'otes St.
A D\EIiTISER is open to buy ten acres or
■^*- more of land, suitable for fruit farm-
ing; any district; give rock bottom price and
Iirll description to Box 709 Colonlst-
BUl LDING site wanted; Newport avenue.
Golf Links park from owners apply with
particulars P.O. Box 1136.
i'^OR quick and satisfactory resuli's, list
your property with National Realty
Co., 1232 Government St., near corner Yates;
open evenings 7:30 lo 9; plrune 1165.
CI OOD buy wanted In West Victoria; send
3r me your best price and easiest terms;. 1
am open for i«'imethlng that wiil make me
money; Box 76S Colonist.
HARDY' Bay — Wantea! wanted! 200 acres
by Hodgson & Powell, 230 Pemberton.
I WANT to buy a couple of lota on Sara-
toga, .Monterey or Hampshire road; 1
will not oav an inflated price: bIvo me your
best icrms; Box 767 Colonist.
T 1ST your property with J. L. Punderson
.A— cftUu ..o., 'j^iii., ., «tiiru w Bt^i*vu jt>ik-.-
OWNERS for quick sale try the Coast In-
vestment Co. 122 Pemberton building;
phone 2957.
REGIN.\ property wanted — If you have
any of ihls, I will buy. Barney
Groves. Reglna Theatre, P.oglna, Sask.
SNAP Wanted — Lot Moss St., Howe or Mo
kenzle's apply P. O. Box lOS city.
CJUNNYVALE—
't'l'^ANTED to purchase, lot In Victoria
VV Weal, from owners only; stole price
and location to Box 654 Colonial.
w
'.VNTED. moderate price. Iota near May
st; owners only. Box 932, Colonist.
AATANTED — Wc have a buyer for a 60 ft.
VV lot In the Fairfield District north of
May street. Cook and Moss; ow^nere list at
oiicM with _P«ekett. Major «■ Co., ^Irlci,, 64 3
Fort St. xciophone 2sr67.
AA7.\.NTED, several good building lou in
VV Dean Heights; must be high and dry.
for building purposes. Box 909 Colonist.
w
J.^NTED, snap in city lot, must be .level
and Koo<i sise. .Vnswer P. O. Box 1233.
SARATOGA ave., fine level lot, oniy $1,050.
Howell, Payne & Co., 1219 Langley s(.
Phone 17S(\
SEE lis for snaps on Caloilonla ave, North
I'ark and Flsguard streets. Allon &
.Son. Phone 1650. 0\ er Northern C^town
Hank. Open evenings.
EVBRAli choice Uns for sale, one block
off .Hillside avenue and the new Os.k-
lands school, high and dry, fine view of tho
city. Prices »6S0 to $Vb«, away beiow value.
Allen *. Son. Phono 1650. Over Northern
Crown Bank. Open evenings.
OlXTY-three feet, close to Dsllas road and
►O outer wharf, $8,000; one-third caah,
balance In one and two years. Wallace &
Clark. 620 Yates »t^
CJLATER St., near Cook St., $500 each;
^ for a tew days, twrmsr A. S. Barton,
Room 12, McGregor Block, PIcw at. Phone
2901.
S~MY'TiiE St., near McNeill, 60x130; price
$900 each; third cash. Bowes, 643
Fort; tft!. 2724.
S.NAP — North Park st., close to BJanch-
ard, fine workshop site. 87,80«; quar-
ter cash, balance 1 aid 2 years. Cromptott
St. Barton. 130 Pemberton Block. ,
SN\P— Lot In Beacii drive Park, Oak Bays
50x110; only lot in this sub-dlvlalon t«r
$|S0: owner must aell by March Is tarms
uuarter cash, 8. 13. 18 montha. B«X t\\
Colonist. \ .
SNAP on Joseph at.. S^lrfleld; «b» flne
building xom. II"**: apirty to«« y\w
j^straet. ' • ' . ' ' _' '■ / ..„, ■. __^^.,...'
SNAP In Oak Bay, conlar Wt. l?5ilMV
18600, t«rm«. Apply k^ Mscfotiaid.
Phone g»»- u /
err!, ratrick 8t,— A fi«e xkffii itv tot *0a
C5 itt for »i«M; Howen ^ayna * Ca. Wd..
itl* Xjaacla:^ abi phWM Xtm..
CMAi at, ftne \t>\, «l«se tfr Biiiniat4» «t»..
._ X>o«t«la* car: H«f} J««o wuih. Nil-
ahe« 1. II. la. S4 mont)U!;^'>B«S «« ««l9»i»t.
s
Ami* only. IH acrea on ani* at ratt^aray
tcaGk. tight rloae tn. |It.«M. tksa't mtaa
m*, , lb w« Clark. %nt a«vtrMR«»t} i*M»»
VATaNTED. bes: iot^ I can get within half-
V V mile circle, for about $2000. 664 Col-
onist.
AArANTED — To buy a lot $80 cash will
V V handle; and balance by monthly Instal-
menls; Box 468 Colonist.
ATfTB aro open to buy good Cadboro B4y
VV acreage at once if price Is right And
terms reasonable. F. Sturgcss & Co., 318
I'embert'on block.
LOHT AMD FOtmV
T.'VOL'ND, Dallas rd., plons and blue prints
-C Canadian Explosive Co., Nanalmo; may
be had «l Brayahaw's Carriage Works, Vic-
toria, by poj-tng tor thla advertisement.
IjlOUND— 2 weeks, ago pair of «old spec-
tacles; owner ttave same by psyinr jor
this aO. at Colonist office.
IT^OUXD. a sterling silver watch. artU) In-
- Rials "K, R. !«:" Owner may iMve
same ky provinc property to Box tftl, Colo*
nist. _^___
LOST, acottlrh brooch, eatraa'CiM'ma atane
and array pebbles act In i4lvcr; i|'*irlo^.
FJnd^t plefcse return to Colonitt 1»4» •« tciHl
receive reward. '
bsT— Wl r«-nalMd tax. terrtKr. «Wj,
old. bia^k atKK OB kaok^ ll«w«*^
uroufhton atreat. Pfaotta J4ft7«
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ratttra ta r. Maorti t$ll KittiiKi
walrd.
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pup. rtiidar «i» ma/m b^
m. lit T'ktM at. y.
IS iiiisfsiliiiasll ilislisl.iiMi S.1ISS1 ■sUfca'ai.^i
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W«dne*d«y, February 28, 1912
VICTORIA DAn.Y COLONIST
CO
UOVIBB rOH 5AI.B
VI -iriu Lush luki'» clllicr a. new ft loom-
ed Umi»t-. nun 11 ma. uir l.'::;>ii. or k. 4-
looruod buiiUKluw \uth ntuUlt: uUjoluliiic iirw
dry dork bsyulniiilt ; lor iauuu anu »SUU
1 >ikf>* 4 rooiind louuise nfur I'ouglaa uai-
jui I'J.'OO; bttlBnco ol euch »i:0 iiiuiUhly;
.iwiiir Uux I, Uuduinonl Toni Udlce, £sQUi-
AhtKA.l.l'rY — It rooiuB. niodnrn, cIusb lo
0«ki Bay live., price »4.(UI>, on ierni«;
you wiii liiivo to look (or somo time to lind
;:» mua! ::» vaiiit;. 3gl Tiv.i"» l.^li.liiis.
i i'Ht>H"t; close-Ill hoiiii' al a. low llBUie.
.«. contttliilnic 7 roomM and all moilrrn
<;.inv«nl«ncc« on lot BUxllti, b mlautua Troiii
LMly hall, wliln.u'- f1"'abl llif l)t»l vuluo In
the city at t&.:'6u. $500 canh. bulanct ai -
lUligr. You lunt adord to inUa IhU. Nu-
llunal Iloaliy Co., i;:a:: Govcriinu-iU »t._
VHOU8K on lll>.httiii»oii »l. 7 room*;
bttMemenl. evei-ylhlng absolutely tnod-
iTn; price »7.&0U; lash ja,:uO. I'atrlck lU-
aliy Co.. 6 1ii Fort at riion« jSfiti,
A SNAP; ilirt-eroomea cottage, ten mln-
-iV. uvuii rroni Wlllo-.vs boach, for ?l,20u, on
i-rm!?. A. \<m Olrttvwald. Kcai iUataic, oor.
I''i»ri and Quadra sn.
V.-Xi(''rii Turner »i. house, B-iroomH,
iierfecl liomo. In flrBt-olasii condition.
lot 4 11x112; price »1760.. JliGO cash; terms.
I'Hirii-k Keixlty Co.. 646 Kort »l. I'hone i5&6.
V.MuniliU One — 3 rooiaod shack on full-
slzeil lot. fouccd. for t70O cash; A von
'ilrs^'wald, rual oitate,
<4tiadra sts.
corner Fori ' and
BKACON St. — Janiea Bay; we have for
sale a nice & rucimnd bungalow modern
:tnd ^iuite ciosu to puiK loi' pvivv't riuVVnil,
.'ayno & Co. titd., IL'IU Lianscley m.; phono
li'SO.
BEPORH deciding see this handsomely , de-
signed & roomed bunealow ou full sUed
lot, fully modern open flro place, brick man-
lie, panelled, cool cupboards, balh und loUot'
laree verandah; close to car, view of sea;
price $3000; cash $400; jAlvensIeben, XitU.,
D.\ !,1,.'l. ,\ ■. rllUl! A i- .' .
on (L j;;_i'iK)t iol_uiif> ^ijjiii',. Uuw. ; ,
rayhe" & Co-, 1219 tanBl'ejr «t. } phdfte /ITSn.
DON'T proeiaetlnatcl Call today and si;-,
cure tlnii -l-rnom bnnRalow. ' Oak^Bay,'
:i<.ar inc sea, ' ■ ' '■■ "-^ -:'. -tkv
ifr'.nH. See il
Yalis St.
lIOrHKS FOR HALR — Conllnued.
*
CV-J •><Wk Ul'Vti a li room hou»e with one
^ l»)V'UquarHT m ri! of tfood land, iliicken
hous. ». ••U-., ou Carey rd. Uowes. 64a Kori:
li-l. U'TLM.
(Ilj-j '>/iAI^''VH a ; room house with one
•If l»>lM/ iiuurtcr Brro ol (food land, ciilck-
en liiMiiii'ii, ell'., on Cari y mail. Howes. 64a
Kort; lei. a7'.'4.
IjBr.MONT »i ■ . .;a<: iiorili or
I'ciObriiki- St.; ixcopilonally good
liuv: oivnnr havlns tlty will ^a'Tin''"" •'»■■
-i)on>ed~ new liouite: fxlra lari^e concrrii»a
bateiniMi; lawn; lar«i- lot SOxlJii. «aKr,ii,
terms; save commission by. .luiihiiiic at
above address. ___
I.U.. ^ this
FOB BALB— MXSCEI.I.ANBODB
2120
AN upright pluQo made by Hopkins *
.Sons; price )100; easy lerma. Apply
1J31 liovernincnt St.
A
old English
.NTlylES — .Several Hue
Urnudfatlier clocks, t.'hlpiHMidalu and
Miiralou lurnlturc. etc., tor sule. amllh.
iSiio f<e\ei;ili a\ ?. W, \'aui.ouvcr City.
A
IXIIy'.MlY yuihlK, cruisers-, boats of all
clHssea lor sale. liminess Uoathouso.
Ituggy with seal lu front; ap-
.>'— ~/| cash. f2Br,0 terms,
s2750
lar line, n llh six rooms, modern balh room,
with sanitary toilet; pantry with hot and
cold water, draining boards and drop Hal;
a nicely Ji signed illnliijf room, wllli prui-
rail; colored glass wliulow; oaU mantel; pip-
ed for furnot'e; i-lectrio light; on concrete
foundation; lirt. full sUed l>»Mvinent; ?3oo
win handle this snap, .\pply, owner, on
liroperty; opposite exhibition grounds,- Wil-
lows.
HOC8ICN tVAXTEO
LIST your properly with J. U I'undei-son
and Co.. Ltd., 5 and il Browji HIU.
CJt-'NNrVALE— >
VXTANTJSD. 4 -roomed bungalow, modi-rn. In
VV good locality: can offer $250 cash; *30
per month. Box !)0t'. Colonist.
\ -» TA .VTK.D TD 1'iriiCllAS.K — li Or 7 .roomed
VV house In t^ak Bay District direct' from
owner. }•.'»« cash, J50 month tor 6 moa.,
125 a month Rf-ter. Box 811 Colonist.
\Ttr.-VNTEU, 4 or 5 roomed modern house,
VV close In. abdut fJ.seor will pay »100
cash, balance S'Ju a month Including Interest,
fj.,-. ..1 - l-'nloplSl.
a good 6-room cottage, not
:-. ii^an 15 mlnut;-' — '- " - ■'"■■-
ner- oT Vates and I'ongiii
ihorouirliU- nioderil. ' If > ' ■
.■-jiiiinu- .this
ill .particulars
, ..:i,i : -'.wood, 0X3
buUdiiu
w
,\VH Sal
ply ','e» Huptri it-
-Well kept 4 seated Uulck lour-
J7\UH Hale-
. Ing car In splendid condition; IS-:;: li.
p.; also 4 sealed rubber tyrod liladstone
carriage, almost neiv; >5. J. I'ltts, li,SU
Kocklunrt ave.
J.^'^ult Hale-
months,
350 l.,lnden Bv«.
1,'>OU »ale. new Oliver plough. wheel.
. eomplrlo, »7; Bngilsh gooseberries,
la.rgM trees, direct Importation, I'ic each.
Abbotl. 68 Ollvo St., city.
r/MJIl sale, 7-passeiigrr touring oar; Hrsi-
Jl" class coudllloh or will exchange tor real
csiair. Apply lioati tjlaiiley avc. ^^^
I.-'lOlt sale, 0-eyllnder Vlercu Arrow car;
cheaii. good as npw; will arrange eo.fy
icrina. .-iippiy ii. '■'■ oprlDoOr, V/Citholm---
liotol, city. :
I,'.<)H itale, ,\merK-an pool table In spleu-
. dUl eonclltlon; best offer takes U.
\:
u. Box «C0, city.
FOR aal'.-. 4-holc Majestic kitchen^ atoVe;
as-' good OS now; price J2D. 434 Silii-
coe St.
¥
TtOH sale, cniia"a oot ann maittress; «i»«
buggy in good condition; cheap. ti:i8
UUlsiae ave.
U' \ ; rEI), hoiii: m i.'ak nay or Foul Hay,
.ilioui *30ii0, with small cash jjaymciit.
.\:oiWtr 1', O. Ki.v U':::!, . '■
ITiAinFIELD, corner Mo»s and George St.^^
T^'^.MRKIKLD Elate— -Bungalow, 7 rooms,
-L w|ih furnace and up-to-date In every,
detail; *.'>::J0; cash $12ri0, balance arranged.
:J0S Pemboiton building. ... .....
TTlOii Sale, flvc-roomod bungalow on one-
JP linlf, aore, of land, situated on beat pftrt-
of Moss streot, with frontage on three
."trcets; Apply P. O. tJox IDS, Victoria. B.C.
rjAOR Kale, 7-room house, new. bath, -turn-
-•- ace, electric light and liasement, {4300.
$5uO cash. J20 month;^wllI exchanga- lot us
ilrst payment. Apply owner, lllii i'ort si.
I'hone KJ714. i , Z
IT^OU saje. Shoal Bay, Monterey avc.. an
attractive 9-room bungalow; 3 more
rooms can be addedi situated clo«f lo
boach and . pretty grove; ten minutes Cook
St.. car; Itleal npot; Inspection would con-
vince; real snap; |irI<,-o J4St30; cash $500.
balance, y^i per month. Apply --Box SoB
^"olonlst. '■ . - ■ I • '
— I — . , ii II II il II. I .1. ; I I .1 'i ■ II .
1,"^CU;|j Bay Road — A new 7 room two «ory
house; beautifully finished on a t>0 toot
lot and between -J car lines; a snap at SuSOO
liou-ell. I^ayne & Co. Ltd., Jiia L,angley St.;
phoiiu 1J80. "^^
i L'±:X sold, a fine new house. Moss St..
') JaOOU; 1 have the adjoining one tor
sale, aani ■-. i- convenient to cai.
park a.nfl l;;o; modern conveni-
ences: en«; . I I nave another now
lorher house, .Mots St., fi-i&O. R. W. Clark,'
111-^' Uovernmeni »t.
LANUI'X)Rt) St.. Victoria Weal; 7 roomed
h^w house, all modern, with new fur-
iHiure: a snap; tSIOO; $750 cash, balance
easy. ' R. W. Clark, llli Government St.,
phone 1-093. .
r 1ST yonr property with J. L. Tundorson
iJ and Co.. Ijid.. 5 and « Bi-own Blk,
NEW modern 9 roomed house 1 1-B acr»«
in the 1 U mile clrclo on new double
track car line; all planted to fruit, no rock;
barn and poultry houses; direct from Ihe.
owner fqr $9500, reasonublo lurms; address
urawer 615. Victoria, li. C.
II 'I IK Liook! ,Lbok! Good 6-room house,
■^ l.ni;e lot. only 10 uiinutes" walk from
renter of town, must bo sold this we|C(c for
*5,000 J. I.. I'underson & Co., l<ti^. 5 and
0 llrowtn Block, Broad street.
■W'ANTEl*— -MlSCELLAKlCOCB
RlQU-\-
irelgUi _
nana marine gasoline
111) h. p. required for
'. O. pox IISO.
VJCRAI-* Brass, copper, zMo, lead, cast Iron,
>0 sacks wnd all kinds ot bottles and rub-
ber; highest cash prices paid. Victoria
Junk Agency, lt»20 Store «l.; Phone ISS. .
second-hand motor cycle;
state the make and lowest cash price.
l!ox 007, Colonist. . ,. , ."
\T\v5nrei>r brooder (Oha^thanv preferred ) ;
' ' must be cheap and in° s<^od condition.
Ui-K n'-'n. iviionist. .
secondhand, two-wheeled two-
a' dojreai-i rnedlum lils^i also
bvasB-maunted good cosrtSltlon;
cheap. Box 9iJt ■!.
-IV'ANTBD. a
\^
T/tOK sale, good stable; call at 1206 Fern-
JD -wood rd„ corner Fort, betwe*n S and 9
a. m.
■ I I . . .
}7tOR sale, mantel, grate and tiles. In good
: condition; cheap. Call at 410 Quebec
J7>aR sale, 14ft. lent, with lly; best quullty.
? ]27fi Gladstone avc. -
TTTrdkn
111 - ■■. '; ;
G~ RANlTli for sale. $1 per cubic yard, on
Esquimau car line, opposite 8t. George's
Inn. Exactly at city limits, a. G. Aelheis-
ton.' ■■■.■.■
Roller (Iron)— -F.i
o»f$20
1'. U. Box
MTntrvrooT):
D. : cor ! locks.
$7.60, delivered aoo niackeft.
»ett, tOaverne's succoMorn
St., opposite City Hall. J'ii
*r-4>.
$7.00; »pii'
' '• King-
i louglas
M^'c:
TJOWUOAT Wiinled at
-CV plci^surc type; miist
-•Vddress will
■^"1 "ANTED — Gasoline engine,
' ' uiodlu
once, about 15ft.
t>«. good condlllon.
.-VddreBS with all partlcdiars, f. O. Box 01.
vertical,
m power; any uondlttoo, cheap,
;'. :.:...;;-=. Ooldstrcam.-
TXTANTED, blouses, suit', fashionable: good
VV medium figure. Phone Ri*90 or J1709
Douglae. :
' I ill I , i 1 .1 1 1 II li I
'r!CJAJJTKE>—.\ canoe er^-yo-Wing boat in
VV good condition; state ' lowest price
for cash. Apply Box 888 Colonist.
Y"! 'ANTKD. s.-iddle. Kng'.iBh. and Irid'.e;
iV s<i:ondhan(l. James, "oliiultz Pest
Oflloe. _
"room AMU BOARD
AT tJt. lletens, S3S Courtney str'eet, single
XX and doiible bedrooms to let with board;
iiighest and finest position In imvii; oppo-
site Cathedral; English cooking sleani heat-
ed: terms moderate; phone 1,3363.
Beacon illll par-k; private
coniJorls; single and double
rooms; moderate Inuluslvu terius; close to
town: phone 1'J9S. . , , •
C'4AU.\.L.EN,
J home
e
LOOK Here — Modern 7 roomed house, fur-
nace^ cenicui basetricnt. siauwalka. riRlti
on car, Oak Bay. Price $4,500; cash $700,
_ balance $3D a month. Apply U. A. Dell. Sit
".noutt 1747.
rE'VV' i>"»l*uwin bungalow, aii ijioilci n, v < ; >
attractive; fii-epliico; piped *tor furnace;
1 enient ba8em,-ni: ' e.^meiu walks. hte.ay
terms. J. U. Punderson & Go., Ltd. S and
li Brown 'oiOck, Bioad slrrcl. | ■ ,
"VTEW 4 -room bungalow, $3^00: $500 cash.
jc> Apply Hev.!tr.s= aisd Co.^ Lee- buUdlas,
1 orner Broad and Johnson. • •
0.\K Bay^ — Beaullfu! honMS. fi-ro&nss-wlth
large reception hall, open fire'placcs,
s;sjiaiils.._J33 iwo -full-sir.ed lots 1130x130);
houso most artlsticall.v finished, all fenced
in, tine garden. well laid otU, some oak
trefs; chinaman's house and tlog kenlidls
^vlth cement floors; price $8,500; half a.
minute from carllnc. Apply C. P. Allan,
31 Green block.
: f-L
PRIOR St.. 6-roomed house, cement base-
ment, lot 35 by 130; price $3650; $1000
cash, balance ?30 per ^nonth at 7 per cent.
House rents at $3S per month. Apply P. O.
Box 1030. city.
^ARATOGA Avenue — Oak Bay; an abso-
1^ luiely new 7 rooinrd House on a large lot
for $ri(.00: this is a snap and could not be
duplicated m the iirlce, liul as the owner Is
leaving town he must .sell; Howell, Payne
& Co., Ltd.. 1319 Langloy streelK phoiio
17."!0. ' '
y^NAP In James Bay; .SSxllB, -with 5 room
^ house, rented at $35 per month. Pries
$3,700; $1500 cash, balance $30 per month.
Allen & S<in. Phone lfi50. Over Northern
Crown Bank.
SNAP — Esqulmalt; a tive roomed house on
large lot, 50x1 STi; sanitary; spring
u-nter; well lined wllli sioii,' i>liies: all well
lliilRhed. Owner, Box SSI Colnni»t.
^PEED Avenue — A 4 roomed cottage right
S!^ near tho car only $3100; Howell, I^ayno
* Co., 1319 T.<anKley St.; phone 17f^n.
CJUNNVV A LE-^^^
-YtJALNUT Streel — Now 4 ro-im house Just
V» completed $3900 on easy terms; How-pII
Payne & Co. Ltd., 1219 Ijaiig'icy St.; piione
IT«0.
VT/E can »fl! you a S-roam bunir4«.low." near
V» ly new. near Burnslrte c.ir lln- for
only $1.B50. on a lot 60x305 feet. Good
terms. Eurelja Realty Co.. 862 "STates it.
■V11LMOT Place — Itanrtsomely designed 8
' ' roomed semi-biingalow nbROlntely iriod-
crn. large reception hiill, panelled nml bur-
lapped, built In seats, pass pantry, dining
loom, open flreplere; bedrooms flnishfil In
nhltr. :ill I-reneh windows, <oncrcle foumla-
llnn. furnnoe. cement iv.Tlks; lot rxceptlon-
all.v large- pi-|ce on terms $4 7.'>0. .MvensKhon
Ltd., «3fi View St.
VXTOL'LD you care? — 'Would you 'Ike to
Vt own a new 6-roomed bungalow on
Wnden avr., and one o' the mos: modern
and up to dtte buag«.;ew« In Ihe whole
Fairfield Estate" The price Is only tS.iOO.
and f./OflO cash will handle this. See tho
Eureka Realty t'o.. 853 Yates st.
YALE St.. new. at>«ou,tely modern tlve-
roomed house; right close to Oak Bay
av»., for J3.SO0. Howell, I'avnc A Co.. l.id .
1219 Langley si. Phone 1780.
9- iCCJU ■•■ usi^ **« Ot.» err* •» >5 mfi isyi- \.o -tjS ^ f- .t*
all respects and elegantly furnished In
a most artistic style. Tlie piano, player,
'which Is new! cost $900. This is a beauti-
ful reoideni.-.' Is »ltu«teri on a high "le,-M-
tlon within the city limits, and U nnlv
one block from the xfreei rsr line. The
grounds are most lii-autifuliy laid out In
shrubbery, terraced lawns and oak trees.
»(on* walls surround the winding walks and
ill-lvea. The view fioni ihln m.ignincent
sita eoald not be dr-srrlhed an.-', must he
iwen to t»e appreciated. Ground arco, one and
one-half acres. T'riee »33.5on. on easy
(' rtnr. This |»^op»^l^ Ik easllj «nrtli iSO.ona
Sold without furniture if desired. Rusaoll
* (Jregg. 307 Pfmtierton RUUv
'"XOMFORTABLK Tooitt and board ▼Ith use
of ■lltlng room; phone U°,i!llti; lO'JJ
Oliphant ave.
or single rooms with board 616
DOUBLE (
Mlehif.ii
AR( ■. I
WlU,
loom suitable tor S friend*,
., apply 13l«Rud!ln jii, _
M.\RR1EU couple or two gentlcm
ceived as paying guests; sunny
cmon re-
corner
liousc, close in; moderate terma: phone
K1901K
RESPECTABLE board ajjij Jcdslns*. 717
(■,..,,1.,.,,L.. „,
— 18 h.E. McLaughlin Buick
ij.' ••'•o seated, electric light, ele-
gantly fitted; has been run about 1.000
miles only; in excellent order; Box |J73 Col-
onist. ^_
PLAYER Piano, nearly new, 88 note, ma-
hogany case, cheap for cash or terms
tf required. Apply 1231 Government st.
EMOVAL sale — All buggies at l^s than
cost; agricultural implements, etc.;
also a solid oak counter.
Co., Ltd., 733 Johnson St.
B. C Hardware
RENT a Remington No. 7, three months
$5. Visible No. 10. per month. $3.
Remington Typewriter Co.. Ltd., 316 Pem-
berton block. Telephone 2914.
TWO new ping-pong tables, also racket*
for saJe, cheap. Box 908 Colonist.
PRfoHT piano In Mission flnlsh,. beauti-
ful tone, nearly new; a snap. Cash on
terms. Apply 1231 Government st.
■tXTHT carry your baby -whrn you cat;
VV get a go-cart from $7.50 at Butler's
New Furniture Store. 731 and 736 Pandora
street, near Douglas.
TO LET— HOLSKKEEPINU ROOMS
A ' riELF-Contalnea suite for $35 and up.
-fi- In new, modem brkk aparinicni houso
now open; apply "Field Apartments." cor-
n<ar Field and Douglas St.. ncxl to Queen's
dve. Phono lS8t.
/ iOMI
lose In, - 1709 Pouglas.
rooms;
LiVjR rent,
f ■ St.
housekeeping rooms. 832 Fort
1.->OR rent, two unfurnished rooms In priv-
. at« family; no children. Bo.t 919 Col-
onist.
IjSOR rent, two un
? children. 1050
furnished rooma;
Richmond ave.
K
.Mar\ bi.
I taema .modarate; 211
i none L-1S54.
HOUSEKEEPING and furnished rooms.
SOS Cookst- , _■ ' I
HOUSEKEEPING rooiUs. side door, 813
Fort St.
HOUSElvEEPING roonTB. ■ itirniBiiBd or un-
furnished on the Gorge car line; all
conveniences, t.'raigflower road. 2nd house
'pact i~Hr*?y B*(ivet. ^uH !«>! 'tittitd ttldv*
HOUSEKBBPINO rooma and btdroonu,
444 Kingston «L . -
IAKGE. comfortable honsekeeplng . room,
*< "Maplehurat.'MP37 Bla.nchard 3'-\ ■
or 3 rooms and oath fur-
unfurnished, new house, car
s P; (5.. 510 Oswego street;
iTk-OOM a,nd. board-: .taraia moderate. Wyatt.
X- Yale St., near Burns, (mt minute from
car. ..
ROOM and hoard; English cooking. 4 4
San Juati avc; phone R3806.
ROOJl and boara; best English cooking
and home comforts 1631 Quadra st.;
phdne L920.
ROOM to Let — With board tor respectable
man private family; one minute from
car; apply 3016 Chaucer St., Oak Bay.
BOOMS and board; boautlfu'ly situated;
near Gorge; close to car line; terms
niodcrate; Miss Chamberlain, 1337 Sunnysldo
ave.; off Cralgflower rd; phone R313&.
rpo lef, lorge fro:it room, with board In
X private house; married couple pre-
ferred: every convenience; phono R109S.
T. line; , luioiiie
I James Bay.
rno
rent, room and board for one young
man. 1136 Mason st.
TO BE?n
A
CABIN to rent. 1041 Colilnson st.
dk^/\r| .cash. 130 monthly, w-Hl buy new 5-
5^l?vF r==Tr. cc:t*«r: prirs iSiit. on rotii
**« rd_ kcar Fort. Boc 123. coioalst. ■
AN office to let. board of trado building,
ground Iloor; vault. Apply Secretary.
.,..,, r Ill II .
1."^OR rent — Desk room In centrally located
- office building, .\ddross, P. -U. box 1115.
|,"^OR rent, garage for oho automobile. 303
-T Montreal.
InoR RENT— Of lire space, in a bright find
• comiortablo ofllco. Apply at 1210 Wharf
street.
1,"'.OR rent, j>art modern ofhce. grouijd floor.
- very central. P. O. Box 468.
THREE comfortable furnished rooms and
use of kitchen; 722 Market st.
rpo let, two furnished housekeeping roomh.
-L .\pply 901 Burdette ave.. corner Quad-
ra St.
V) let. two large; unturnlFiied rooms;
every convenience, 100 yards from
Oak Bay, corner 14133 Hulton st.
rp<
rno
MUCKI.I.ANKOGS
A,\HO.S"SO.N'S pawnshop has removed from
Broad street to 1410 Uoverniuent St.,
opposiifa ttio Wostholmo hotel. «'
AKEAbUNABLE »ugge»tlou; ttx your gar-
den now. llobu irueb, illy of valley,
M-aliriowers, all hardy perennials, rhubarb,
tally cabbugii, raupbeiry. gooseberry busliOB,
Sliuivberry piuiils. )5 per lOOU; .^;c•.v I'loral
.Litore. 1154 lales si., just uuuvu library.
i-a'jr.c 3.'7s.
tJE.NTvS lake nollcc-
Jr\. Uavlu St.. Block 3
A
inurkel.
TO rent, housekeeping rooms in new brick
block. Apply 24)8 Government s!. N.
TO I^rCt. well furnished front bedroom, slt-
tlngrooni, use of kitchen, phone, bath,
etc., to refined couple. I'hone R-1969.
rent, furnished housekeeping roonui:
modern, close In. Apply 2535 Gov-
ernment sr.
TO le-t. fumls
I rnlllnson.
hcd housekeeping room, lu-il
-Lola IH and 19
Is -.vlthii'j.-.Mi irom
rOVI^TBY AND LIVESTOCK (Cuntlnued.)
"ITK^U aale, black Ulnuroa pullets and
.1. cockerels; buff Urpiiigtons, Rhode Is-
land red cockerels: Uoud,i.u», male and
female*, and bulT Cochiti banlama. 1813
Oak Bay ave.. Victoria. B. C.
C-4 OOn singing canary wanted;
T I'ombcrton rd.
roller. 853
H.vr-CHINO Kggs — Black Orpingtons. Ini-
porled birds, raised und mated by
1,'ook. $5 per setting; liuft Ori)lngloij, $2.00
per setting; l-'ekin Ducks, $;.ou per setlliig.
Uav.oi H.ineli RavmI OaV
I!
M I> ^■ll.
BUSIXBSIN CHANCES (ContlDUMl.)
SNAP— Good paying restauranl 1118 Ulan
chard St. »ell cheap; going back to Old
Country.
rpO Real Estate .\gents — Vniing man with
.1. ten years' expt>rifni-e In the East and
Middle West, Willi gootl connections,
will Invest. Box 71ti. Colonist.
and
pcrcuulals, lily of
ley and waunowers, frull trees,
raspberries, logan, gooseberry, rhubard. cab-
bage plants, ki.cds, all kinds at Js54 Yatas
St.. New Floial store, near Literary; phono
33';ii.
NTIQUE Jowd;ry, diamonds, engravings
and pictures bought and sold. Mrs.
A. A. Aaronson, »6 Johnson Ml.
ALL best roBB trees, per
valley and wallrtower
A
To Let — Furnished suit* houank^eplng
rooms; no children: 11T8 Yates.
TO rent, two good furnished hnuaekecplmg
rooms. 863 Pandora «ve., tel. L47B.
furnished housekeeping
pleasant position, central lo-
co.Ilty; -n-nuid suit married couple
ladles. 1203 Pandora,
TO let, large
rooms, plea
t \V r.
Ij^OR lease — Store and basement In modern
■ fireproof building; host location in city.
Appl.v '^22 I'emhertnn Building.
1;j>KONT room tor rent; could be used as
- an oJlIce; between Blanchard and
Quadra. 848 Fort st.
LiT'NNYVALB— ^
c?
rrVJ RENT — 111 .S«i«nlch, near Tramline. 1 .i
JL acres, about 5 acres cuitivBted, some
rriilt trees and strawberries, house and
chicken houses. o".e.. good water, no rock.
.■\pply 126 IVmberton Building, or phone
2»39.
fTK) let, 3 light, airy oJJlces. steam heale^l.
JL hot and cold water. Brown Block.
Broad St.. P. R. Brown.
'TV) rent, two atores and Prince Hotel, cor-
A ner Government nnd Pandora. .Vpply
Westholme Lumber Co.
TO l?t. S srres, with 4 roomed new bun-
Rttloiv. partly furnlrhed. Apply V. .\.
Henry, Ifsv'PV Valley P. O.
rno let, large room, suitable for dress-
X maker ?r classes. Apply $23 Mensles
WASrEU TO RKiXT
■rjACTTKI.On wants unfurnished small
.* " i...Mtl •.•t.|l»--^ J>,7J» ^w«A *!,.;-
■yy'AKTBU — To rent on sharei* farm sult-
VV able tor mixed fiirming or would take
»nt(r«> matmvrmeivt; Jlf» Kvriorianoo; Boa 7*»
('•olonlsl.
»\'A.VTF.I>. by liii«ln*'B!i Indr. ijuiet, unfur-
VV nished room use klteh*<n. reaaonabto,
near car. Apply J. O., 78$. Coloniat.
] Adverlise In THE COiOWrst
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms; adolci
only. ISO Montreal St.
TWO unfi*rni»hed rooms to let; tnodtrn.
^31 IllllBido. enrnor of Work St.
TWO unfurnished hou»»keeplng rooms t"-
rent, near Beoeon Hill park. 310
I'hornlx place.
rpwu large furnished houaektHjplng rooma
X_io lei; range, hnih, h. and e. elijctrlc
light, phone, one inlnuto from car; 1144
pandora; phone R304'J.
UNKUnNIPHEI) rooms to lei. 344 Nl-
ngam nt.. .fsme^ Hn\
WANTED — ROOM ASID BOARD
ROOM and board or partial board want-
hy .voung ninn ; moderate terms. Ap-
ply Box 466 Colonist.
SCOTCH Boarding House; rooma with or
without board. 660 Johnson.
1"17A7>TED. b) working man, board and
VV roojn In private Christian home (un-
furiitsihed it>sia would suit), '.\ppay Box 9S2
Colonist.
"VTOCNO man dealrex room and board with
1 prlvale 'amll>. wUhIn -.valk'nir dis-
tance cif post office; good rer,>i-e!ic.-.
872. irolon-tst.
Box
M.^N needs hoard and room;
tioarding house
proposition. Box 817 Colonist.
•XrOlTNO
X jirKnte family: no
AGGAOE promptly handled at current
by tho Vctoria Transfer Co.;
OtUcu open nigul and day.
B
phone iL'H.
|»l'Ji»Ul.\G Plants also
.15 or pliore P. T. Joans-ton, ooach Drive
■\rOUNa gentleman requires room and
i board In private family; phone and
open nre If poastble. I'eimanent If sukn-
ble. Fnlrrteld or Oak Bay dlBlrtf.. Board-
ing houses don't apply. Box nil, P. O,
AOTcwT* WAwran
Plants also a Specially — Wrlio
, ooach Del VI
.sursi'rie», ouk B»y, victoria; pliwne Y1411).
DIN.VHittJj, buuquolB, supper parlius, etc.,
ciicred fur ou ahuri notice; rates on
applloailou lo Uujuy JiU Church, caterer
ju.iue8 Itay Grill. .., .'
i"AEllUlS and Bay — FIguro all classeji
chinii
oven una boiler »cl-
TTMi
X^ building and rcpaa- worK. chimneys.
iMunlels, graiKS. lUeSi
ling; phone 1S7S.
HORiiBiJ for
extra hea
o — I have twelve head ol
extra heavy horses left, also two fancy
drivers; can be seen at our sulii barn, Bur-
lelth Park, Cralgflower rd. htuphenson &
Deny, P. O. Box 11J9. Phones. R-2675 and
Y-'JU9.
INCUBATOR complete,
Michigan st.
100 egga
616
j-^ A4-i!>E>!1J'''.* TxaniiMl da" y, or contract
KJ pruning a apeclalty; phoae YY.368.
1 HEREBY give notice that unless the dog
which strayed to Cianfleld, Phoenix st.
is claimed )a a week It Will bu sold to pay
uxpunstis. " .. •
IF vou own ft lot w« win build you a
$30uo'homa for $7$0 cash, and give you
8 years timo on Uju balance at 5 per cenu
«(»l<l?i<j Jntwrwki; 5"i4 i'ti..... . IV..1 btock.
TAMES Buy -.ilii.lov,
l>hui'
Mi;.\|j< 350, froin 11 o. m.
King George Orlll, corn.
and reliable
Guburjt .HI.
ONE Reliable Man In every tciwn to take
ordara for best custom-made clothes In
Canada. Highest eommiaaion. Hex Tailoring
TBACHCR nAsrmo.
TEACHER wanted for Mnyne Island
achool; aalaj-y $50 p«u- month: dutlea
<■_• ^?5«rH'.en!.'e March li. i«12. -%.p5!y J. W.
BtnoQlt.
in.,
uiid
ati;eet».
.u
1. .Major )iVll«on wiahea to Inform
her rorrcspondenta that her presant
and pciniaiient addrsies la "Rouge Mont,"
ni7— rmt '
Linden ave.. Or 719 Cook atret; :~ '■ ■'/-'■''/ .■ ■ '. ;
Real Estate .Vgente— Houw
•Old. A. L.
Morris.
N' OT IC K — TT~Pun .1 ; illy Co. have
removed from 1411 Store St. to 181S
(io\-ernmont street.
XJOTH.^E to
JJV 3065 Washington ave. Is
BHEUMATISM and all nervous com-
plaints treated with great auoceas by
Cown> natural methods; no drugs used;
patients visited at their own homes: fees
moderate: local testimonials. Phone R1969.
SCALP Specialist — Slra. Oeorgs HeaUlerbcll
1156 Chapman St., Victoria. B. C. ladles
treated ai their homes 60c., 76c. ; highest
tebtlmonials.
CJINGING Lesson.") given by Paul Edmonds.
>5 of I>oiidon ..n.l Paris, baritone with
Tetraszlni in lOO:- uipointments phono
R-2495.
MADRONA Poultry Form. Eggs for hatch-
ing; Buff Orphingtons, imported
strain, t- and $3; prize pen, iu; Cornish
Game, priio pen, $3. Address. Gordon "^lead.
PEKIN Duck eggs fwr hatching; cholc.R
stock; $1 a dozen; ?7.bH u hundred.
Thomas Walker, May wood P. O. ; plioiie
K3 94 3.
I> t'. ilhfide l«iii.nitM, Wiiiir Wyalidol tei»,
*>' Pekin Uuiks. Indian Ruiiiiern. set lings
10 for $1.75, 20 for $3. 50 for $«. 100 for
$10; free range; best pur,-, bred stock. Ap-
ply P. O. Box 1233, Victoria.
OINGLE Comb Brown Leghorns and White
k3 Plymouth Rock egas. exhibition and lay-
ing strain $1.60 per getting; Pekin Duck
eggs $1.25 per setting; .1. l>. West, Third st.
~~** t>i^Ur^ ^..fl ■ *.. .. f> f\ KT... 1
\,. , ^.av...,,,.^*.!^ , MU '. . . s.'. ...>. ..
WANTED, Australian Love Bird, female.
Apply B,-jx 281. Victoria postoffice.
ANTED — Several broody hens. Box 913.
Colonist.
on Cerms, bO to 100
pullets or young
VV
■VXTANTE^D to purchase,
VV Black Orpington
henv. Box 860, Colonist.
VT AST lorluiiea iiuve oeen inaae in :nanu
faeturing eleeirlcal aupplle», InvesllgAle
an iix<-4.'ptloiial upuniue; B. it. Charles, King
Edward Hotel.
— li I I ,1 U ij,i| ,111 ,WMH, II,' I I.I ,.
VEIiV' rAtjrpHooai lavt:«*E'tAehl "ofTtifud' by
Coast Indue: ;i;^l forpot ailun. who
have organized a valuable business, a heavy
boiuiH can be ariuiiguii [or iii\c«loi sub-
erlbliig- $10,00(1 (hall cash i ; this in a close
corporation, part ol the assets are va.ued
at $200,006; wiltt thu I'onuS ut present ob-
tainable this investtneiit »111 earn u very
handsome Income. The secretary will deal
only with principals or llrst-ciass brokers.
Apply lu IlrSt liistanee to Box .\CB, l.'oi-
oivlsf.
best bona-Ilde
ig business In Western
Canada, estaollslieu and without llabllll>.
Box li31, tho l^oloiilal.
tn^^'.VNTEI) $2«.(10U lor the
VV inaiiufiii-lurlng businehe
TOWN (Si COUNTRY REALTY
679 1'ates SI. Phono L-2U1.
N^
Box
w^r"-'
nor«e.
W/A.N-iMoD, a Norwich male
Co'°">»t.
\\7 ANTED, broody hen».
V V Carrier, 8, city. .
Unit : 80*.
tiox 656
Ffyatt, Letter
WANTED, fox terrier pirp.
Sooke.
J. C. yrijall.
A t-'OMFORTABLY furnished large double
.Ao. bedroom, also single room, batti phone
breakfast If desired 1485 Fort at. -.^ -i- -. -- ■■
AL.\RGE sunny front room, well furn-
ished In new furnace-heatod house, for
one or two men; telephone, balh, etc; reaa-
onablti if. permanent; 3107 Blanchard.
A LARGE bedsit ting room for two. or light
housekeeping. 1121 Burdette ave.;
phono L3061. - -
\ Y/'-A-'^'J'^'^ — Partner; country store, ueai
VV city. $1,000, Location, Wilkinson road.
W'ANTEJ?. ten a enr sp-ouhtior to Join
syndicate; there is big money in tliis
cr else a amall loss. Are you game fur
the profits? $100 to $500 required; returns
j>ossU)le 3 tu 5 limes larger. Apply P. O.
Box 332.
tJl/A.NTED, a partner with $3000 In Ilrai
>V class manuiucturing proposition.
1213 city.
W.VNTED, one to Invest from $100 to $500
in ...manufacturing buslnijss; bljr re-
lurhs. ,\lr. Oibba, Empress Hotel.
\T7.^.NTED, a live business man lo Join me
VV in a land deal; big proflits. no risk.
Apply Box 214. Colonist.
YOUNG man of good character, with fair
education, would like to iioar of a ijood
npnortunlty where a few hundr->; do.lara
and servIdsB a'ru rciiulrjd; addre id .''iU par-
tlculurs Bos: SB7- Colonist.
THE Dorothy Tea Room 1008 Broad St.;
Pemberion block; breakfast
luncheon, afternoon tea; open 9 a.
p. m.
l!«h--
m. to 7
rnilK Woman's Bakery will open again t9e
1. business t Thursday! February 39 Ih,
Our new- "uikcry !» sanitary; the same qual-
ity in our cakes and bread that made us
a success will "till .'c our motto. B. Phipps,
1826 Oak H, few mlnutea from
rnBE Island Window Cleaning Co.; phone
X L13S3; 731 Prlnceaa ave.; Janitor work
done.
nnlsS.
T.VNTED. home for baby. 5 months old;
good pay monthly.
Apply Box S33 Col-
tXTANTED — Leesoua
V V Fi enchtpar,. O
in Krtoith . frotn a.
V. BavL'le, Box 808
C'^^i
orking m-in; $3; 71;: Pembroke at.
FOR rent, uedro
men, tiioder
oom, suited for two gentle-
ate ienns.
901 Burdette
Furnished ro
Jamc.E XJ
room to leu
Bay.
506 St. John St.,
IrtURNISHBD room*, 434 Slmcoe
well-furnlshet
minute from ti^m.
lofty.
rM.'RNISHED roome. breakfast and even-
i- • in
i'iione 2164.
"I7\URNiaHED Rooma — Board H desired on
If desired.
car line; phone L2665, 647 Niagara
URNISHED room, bi
1014 Park Bouleva
phone R914.
breakfast
ird.
ichiss
1>>URNISHED rooms, modern; near
. 410 Oswego at. Phone L33.17.
f^OOV furnished room, basement, Mt. Ed-
wards. Vancouver st.
ColonlM.
tllTA.VTED — A few young men and girls
VV for private dancing class; one night a
week; P. O. Box 381.
FOCLTKY AND LIVESTOCK
\ NOTHER carload of draught lioursea
-"^J^ jusi received; several well matched
ijrays Irom 30 lo 35 hundred. Apply Gieo-
i^n and Johnson. 2636 Blanchard.
B.-VRRED Plymouth Rocks, prize strain;
White Wyaudottcs, Duetoi-ie and Per-
cival atratn; heavy winier -layera. gooU
tabio birds; S. O. W. Leghoins, iia-nest lian-
.■■oii'a i!tralii, $1.^0 jjier suttthg. Spoclal rates
ior (iiiaiuiuea. " I'liiVip b. i»>«r"ut>ur 5«** wi««i
P. (>. ,
/ 1EDAR Hill poultry yards have a fine lot
\J of pure bred Barred Plymouth Rock
ooi^kcreiK for sale bred from good laying
FTOck that was importea from Ontario; good
siic« and Bhai»e. I ' -inb!!, bay eyes and
yellow legs; cal; iheiii; price »3 to
*»; T^ggs tor nat' „ j to »a per iS; B.
B. Jiioote, JHiL. Toimltt P. O., H. C
C"\Hj!i.\i* "horiio nsuiiaoiB lor' rartu worki 5o
J Boyd at.. James Bay, Phono 1829.
nOLQUlTZ Poultry Ranch, Royft.1 OaK
C^'i-
ing pens are selected from i>00 of the beat
layers. ;i.uu per veiling; ^9.uo per hundred;
day-old chicks 30c. each. O. V. Bovllle.
EGGS for Hatching — Hansons S.C. White
l^eghorns $-1.40 and $5 per 100 cockerels
and pulleis for salt; P.. .N. Walker. Burn-
nlde road; phono MM 340.
JAMES Bay Hotel — Corner of Govcrnn
and Toronto "tieels; Victoria's iieW
imeni
pri-
vate liotei; superb location: 3'-3 bhJcks from
boat landings, facing park 100 rooniK, mod-
ern throughout, excellent cuisine, moderate
rates by day. week or month; phone 2304.
L.VRtMJ, nicely furnished furoEce iieated
room in American family. 1250 Pan-
dora.
LARGE sunny rooms heated; every con-
venience 830 Victoria Crescent,
LARGE front furnished room, with use of
Billing room; piano. 1916 Blanchard si.
"VTEWLY' furnished rooms, hot and cold
-t-Tl ivater and bath, with all conveniences.
844 View SI.
IN
1V.JVUX lUiaiaifVU 100«1,», •uikrtOi,,
gents to share. 439 Superior st.
35c.,
AKL.VND rooma — Beds,
60c.; by w<
6 I^angley sL, two doors off
0.\KL.\ND rooma — Beds, one man
two men 60c.; by week, one man $
3 men $3
Yalcs »f.
R
OOM, suitable for two gentlemen; every
RoBcdale," corner Hillside and Governmeni.
2702 Government st.
SPLENDID
tlcmen.
large furnished roorr.s for gen-
sultabla two or more In room.
649 Government st.. near Empress hotel.
s
,3UITABLE for two gentlemen, large front
house; every modern convenisnce; meals ar-
ranged. 635 Superior St.
TO Let — Single
Johnson St.
and double bedrooms. 926
rpo l-et — Comfortable warm roons suitable
■i- for \l«ltor»;
.Michigan st.
Ij^GGS for l-.atchlng; Kellerstiass White
-^ Orpingtons, $5 aiid $3; S. ';. Buff Leg-
horns {5 and $1.5o per aotling; heavy lay-
ing standard bred slock; recent wins, 3
firsts, 6 I'nds. 6 3rds; li. B. Butler, Lake
am, \lctorlu. I T ARGE room, suitable for 2
.modern new house 321
T
O Rent — Nicely furnished rooms; two
blocks from post office; 734 Humboldt
room $S.
$4. Single
421 Parry St.. James Boy. 3
ij>GGS for hatcblug. S. C. W. Leghorn. S. j minutes from Parliament buildings.
^ G. Hansuira strain $id per loo; IJ. H
.viachae, Duiicau.
EGGS fur hatching, r line!
Plymouth Roi,ks. $1.50
phono L3634; 17l'3 Duchess St.
itraiii. White
per sitting;
ir'GOS for hatching, irom our prise win-
■J ning trap nested single comb white
LeBhorii)<. Jl'.uO to $5.0(1 per llfteca; $16.00
to $-J5.00 per hundred- I'inehurai I'ouitry
Plant, 2lJS Belmont Avenue.
White Orplng-
EGOS — Kullerslra«s strain Whit
Ion* al \ letoria and Vaiicouve
four seconds, two thirds; niaiiiig list now
ready. Apply lo W. 11. Vauanim. sou. Ma-
tion Olio, 'victoria.
JrtOR sale, good milk cow, also ,50 hens.
. Auplv last; .Marlon St.. Oak Bay.
J.'>OR sale, 126 Egg Pelaluma Incubator.
- used twite; iviuluma Brooder, 150-
I nick sixe, with lamp, JitO.OO or offer. ISox
!'21, <'olOnlBl.
I .'toil sale, eggs for hnlcliing; per felting:
BarrejJ Rocks. $1,50; Riiode Island
Iteds. $1.50; White Wyandortes, »3.25; will
exchange Ior Ithode Irlnnd Red t.'ockercl.
Tel. 30i'«. or apply 1660 Pandora avc.
"IjAOR KALE— Good milk cow; duo to ealvo
X" Maich Itlh. A. E. Gale. TCcatIng, B.l
•I'Igs. one Berkshire boar, regls-
Herkshlre So-<\-.
seven Yorksnlio sows, all thoroughbred and
In pig; thirty to forty dollars each, and
eleven joung pigs. Thomas Walker, May-
wood P;^0. Phone F-2916.
-Good delivery team, wagon ond
two sets of harness In guud shape; ap-
ply 2749 Quadra si.
IjlOR Xaie-
tgred pedigiee; one
F
II'-OR sale.
J- road.
E
7UDR Sal
and harness.
12 youtig rabbits.
Cheap— Snclland
;i24 Spring
pony, buggy
-VddreSs P. O. iio.x Mit>.
T
I LET— At 1133 Fort St., niec'.y furnlah-
• d room: breakfast It desired. I'hone.
BU6JNES8 CHANCES
Ji SOUND paying business now tfltabllan
-tjL ing a branch office could entertain a
liar-.ncrsnlp with sultaole lady or gentle-
man; part Interest for $1000; previous husl-
iieas experience not essential ; nrsi-cl^iss
proposition. -Vpply P. O. Box 1139
BUSINESS Opportunity — My confidential
relations wlih a certain corporation
whose stock is extensively dealt in botli on
Iho \ uncouvcr and Vlrioria .Stock exchanges
iiiit me In touch with the inside wordings
of things, and 1 am thus enabled to adYlso
the purcliase of these securities for an iu>-
mediaie ten to twenty point rise; parties
ultli $1000 01 more only n««d reply; Bux
KOI Colonist.
(je:
MENTHA I. LV ioeaten and well established
real estate buiilne(>s for sale, satisfac-
lory reasons lor selling; price only $300 in-
elndlng excellent furniture and the running
expenses arc light. Box 1)57, Colonist.
IjH.iR sale or rent, a small country store,
apply 403 Esquimau rd.
I^:>H sale— Half Interem In dye works; (if-
tin cash needed. 122 I'omberlon Bldg.
Ij^OR sale— Leaae and lurnifure of l<j
rooms, crntrally located nnd netting
more than $150 pt;r montli. $2,000 cash re-
quired. We have others from $600 to $25.-
000. I oust Investment <.'o., 123 Pembertoii
Building.
17V>R sale — Well-establlsned plumbing bus-
iness in Vancouver laland town. .Small
amount of c.isli will handle. Coaat Inveat-
ment Co.. 122 Ptmberton Building.
hotel In
Ir^OR »»>
. rooms. centralLv .located
ped ; long leaae.
Victoria, B. C. ; 7u
well equlp-
\pply 670 Colonl«t.
W.Wl'f:!) i<> 111 VI- iioi
ES.^
s
UNNYVALE—
WANTED, to rent, furidshwl small bung-
alow from 1st of April on car line.
Apply Box 902, Colonist. '
with garden.
nt Tin lurniDn vtt* ^iw w^
Box 907. Colonist.
w
JANTED to rent, for six montlia or a
year, modern bungalow or good Hat;
James Bay or Oak Bay districts; no chil-
dren. Send full particulars P. u. Box t»&2,
or phone 3S3K. ' '
VXfANTED — For season, sumrncr cottage
VV furnlshjd. near sea and car line. Ap-
ply 463. 13th St.. Edmontoiu ■ .,- . . .
'V'XT'ANTBD, smail furnished house, April
* > 1st. by local business man. Box 929,
Colonist.
\TTANTED — Furnished house of six rooms
^ V In Oak Bay district, about April 1st.
Box 941, Colonist.
— — ^ a ii'i
htiuse for Ptint;
Box 128, Colonist,
'tX/ANTED, 0-roomed
> V terms moderate.
\T\\NTED-
' * furnish
■By two ladles, a small modern
ihed house, for tdx months, from
April l«t. Noi far from car. Rent not to
exceed $4 5 a month. P. O. Box SSL
TXT.^NTED, nicely furnished house; four
>V nduUs; no children; Onlc Bay dis-
trict preferred. Box 873. Colonist. '
7.1.NTED FURNISHED HOUSE. CLOSE
tiu tiitittlreu. 5S1
» * " in, Tnoorrjn.« rcwu
Michigan Street.
W
'ANTED to rent by small family five or
atx room modern house unfurnished.
.. .-. ,^ — /-v.^ ,. T».... «..•.- ....V 1,.... n^..,..
ciono >ti Ol ,.>,»«. A.WJ, *««M> \..^ ■ ..M^* ■ *«..v-
phone L2792.
VTTANTED — On the 10th March for four
VV months a -«"ell furnlished liouso In Oak
or Foul Bay districts; apply P. O. Box
900.
lave a client who desires to lease
unfurnished house, preferably in
Oak Bay; ftrsi-class ienr*nt»; would lease
for a year or two. Beckett. .Miijor a Co,,
Ltd.. 64 3 Fort st.
HOC8ES FOR KENT
w^r
A
modern house to rent on Victor St.,
between King's ond Ryan: full base-
ment, concrete foundation, panelled living
room, kitchen, bathroom, pantry and 2
bedrooms; lot 50x110. $25 per month. Apply
to Morris and Edwards, 621 Sayward Bldg.
A
l-ROOM healed flat for $30 and up,
including phone. lns)>ection invited.
Field Apariments, adjacent corner Queen's
avrnue and JDougias slretrl. Piiuiie ISou.
(Children? Y'es.)
JlX inodern seven roomed house «lih
furnace; will sell part or all of furniture
cheap; -Orcadian range or gas stove, both
nearly new. Call In afternoon, at 64 il Dune-
din a-treet.
HOUSE to let. 1123 Flsguard st.; four
rooms, modern and every conveni-
..noA- t'>» A->r,u, 'tg? r»ne«Lr(o m*
SI.X-roomed house to rent, to party buying
furnitu-r?. .-^•^'^l** p*««» B'^iiil*' '''^.
323 Sayward block.
StJNNYVALE-^
rrw> rent, 3 room cottage, cabin and stable,
J- on Cornwall st. ; 815 per month. -Vp-
ply 609 Moss st-
Tt.) le-;, modern 7-roomed residence. Just
completed on \'lctor Ct.. between Kings
and Ryan; beajtifully finished. i)anelled. etc.,
httth. toilet, etc., we will rem lliU house
to a i-eifponslble tenant for $30 monthly;
apply Morris * Edwards, 521 Soyward build-
ing, phone 8074.
TO Let — 8-roomed cottage on Superior
street. Modern conveijlcnces and targe
lot. Apply 925 Johnson latreet.
rrv) LRT— Two rnttageii on cariin?: also
X offices In "Brown B'rock." P. It.
Brown. Broad Stdeel.
FVRNISHED HODSBS TO LBT.
l.j^t5l'R room (lal to rent, to party buying
-1- complete furnishings: all modern con-
veniences;
necessar.v.
wlililn half mile circle;
-Vpply Box 1393 city.
terms If
Tj^URN^-SHED iiouae to let. modern; Klngs-
-T down, Alblna at.. The Gorge, Thoburn
P
roaidenca
rooms.
^.TIAGAKA *i.. stifp.
rvery < onvenlcnoe, -a-ilh 3 toilets and
beautifully furnished, all Included, for $«»eO.
Half cash.
lT()HTH Park St., bousa. « rooms, modern,
N'
S-stall stable, seven thousand dollars:
hall cash.
/"'t OOD lot on Second st.. for $700.
TTAPPV Valley, one hundred acres at $110,
per acre.
toOKE. one hundred and sixty acres
$17 per acre.
-tORNKR Gorge and Manchester roads, lot
at I wo thousand dollars.
HIGHLAND District, six acres, shack,
barn and shed, partly cleared; four
thousand live hundred.
TO let
on
etc
.St.
$30 monthly. Hnrman, 1207
oppoxilc the Court House.
WM. DUNFORD Si SON
111 PcmbertoB Blools
DAILY BULI.>ETIN.
OUTER Wharf, largo lot and six-rooraed
house, close lo wharf. Price $16,000.
on good terms.
BUR.VSIDE rd,. one-third acre close to
mile circle and on new carllne; will
me.ke two large building lots. Price $2,500.
Dunford bungalow. new. si.v
t j SlS t-'aaiviit.* aM>ita*C>,| &•
plate rail, lot fenc
own term*.
-TjlEf.r, !4t.
pl.i
ine- i.!..i;, ..il
OAK Bay^ Duni -li i.migalow. close
line and In a lugh class district;
seven rooms, best flnlsh; an Ideal home and
the price Is only $6,800 on easy terms.
FOR rent. Dun-ford bungalow, ne-w. four
rooms, with ono-thlrd acre lot; one year
lease; $2C per month.
IT^SQUTMAT.T^
^J pro I.e. -
theise w-111 iJi _ . ,.
control aom» ch»ie«
to llio reser\-e aiui
d buys at prcaent pricea.
GROGAN d^TROOK
Phone 1865 128 PembcrtoD buIKIng
Mriubera of Victoria Real Estate Exchaac*.
CI ORDON H:ad. 6 acres overlooking sea,
T clase to Mount Douglas park, $1,000
an acre; one-third cash, balance in 1, 3 and
3 years.
Ct ORDON
T on the
Head. 40 acres ot seavlew land
le slope ot Mount Douglas; a beau--
liful properly for future tiUUdivUlon at $1000
per acre; terms. We can Offer this In flv«
oi itrii acre pares!?.
GORDON Head. 5 acres ot land, cleared
and fenced, on the Feltham road at
$1,000 per acre.
(^ ORDON Head,
T overlooking
a beautiful country home.
nine- large rooms, with basement, furnace,,
washluha and ever.v modern convenience.
There are 11 is acres of lond; orchard con-
taining 750 fruit trees, newly built barn,
etc.; $23,000, on terms.
GORl
ov
DON Head, two lots of Ave acres each
eriooking sea, partly cleared; one
lot containing .-i small house, well, chicken
house and runs. Just put up, and an acre
ot Htrawberrles, $0,800; the other five for
$5,250 on easy terms. Tho whole ten acres
at $10,500; $3,500 cash, balance on easy
terms.
BRAIN REALTY CO.
Roopi 3, 1011 Governmant St.
Phone 19$
, ash will put you In possession <)t
•m."*l H ft f -1 «... . . - - ... ,...-. _-,.,.._ ... -
-^e*--^*-*^^ A »ll,« *-, lutytli iiwuSc: Wiliiik hi-o
mile circle; price $9000; lot 113x118, corner
lot.
<jJpr/'k/\ cash •Rill put you la possession ot a
^-/v" brand new 4 -roomed house near
the end ot the Doug.;as st. car; price $2500.
(I»-1 ^f\ to $300 win put you in poaaesalon
^JL*J" of seme of the flncjrt lots to be
found close to the end of the Dougls
cai ;, prices from $800 to $1000.
be
at.
let or lease, modern 6-room collage
fJovernmriil !itrt»el between Toronto
and Slmcoe, completely furnlxhed. Box 92-.
Colonist.
rpo let. rurnlshod. modern bunjjalow. Just
-L off Hiliaode. 4 room*, balh. lavatory.
Langic/
I -r I as r-v/r-r»
J, I. L, IVlLTLn
Phone 2448
P- O. Box Ui
Room 10, 834 View at.
»)rkQrk acres In Klisumkalum Valley, wlth-
^\J(J\J in ft mllH of G. T. P. Railway and
Skeena river; good fruit land; some good
limber. The Klisumkalum Valley Is now
known to be bne o-f the best agrlculaural
and fruit growing dlstricu along the O. T.
P. in B. C.
acres in Rupert District, 'Vancou-
ver Island; crown grant Include*
coal and tl-mber; reported to have about
one hundred mllliwi. feet limber which Is
exportable; this land baa about four "milea
waterfront and Joins that on which !• tha
Suquash coal mine. For price and further
particulars apply to above.
R, G, MELLIN
Book* Harbor.
42
line:
7-10 acres, on
on straits, -with 560
excellent land: $5340.
e mile from .wharf, fftcln^; <
yard* of *bore;
house of 9 room* on lot i\l
ing on main road.
lease at $17.50 per month; $1700.
DWELLING
acre, facing on main road, cubjcct to*
280
ACRE;h. % mile from wharf; excel-
lent ffo41 and flne timber; |60 gtt
TO Rent-
built 8
FOR ■ale, nrw el«s» lOO-e^g Incubator,
slightly used: bargain at $12; 332 Rob-
ertson St.
X cot-
lie — S B. Orpington pullet* and 1
cockerel: also B. Orpington egg*. $1.80 a
setting. Heatheote, Bow'ger ave.. WlUowa
-T care Elliot ft Sly. Do=«la*'^*t.'
FOR aala, friahly calved cow. Apply MapU
Hli;, Saantch rd.. -And ot ttuugjaa at.
car line.
FOR SALE — Three brown lechorn bMia.
yaarllnga, two thoronKhbrwl Plymouth
rock cockerel* ctaaap. Apply 114 Viaw St.,
phone 21 •7.-
*■ food airaiu.
<*. O. Box •»•.
KTRGN at. lot. iO«k' Bllir^
IT^OR sale, cafe, doing good *t*ady trade
. and in good part of city. Box $03
Colonist^
IF you want to buy or sell a legltlmMe
biislne** of any kind *«• tha Coast In-
vestment Co. 12$ Pemberton building; tel.
2967.
I^ATKiCK. Hv«ity «.x>. ana tstmnein Mx-
change. buy*. aeU*. trade*. lease*, etc.;
rooml-ng h"U»e*. hot«.l«, grroewy *torr*, 11*1
your properly with us; tru havw thv bvyw-
645 Fort at. Phone t55«,
I>68ITION with aalary of $$■• p«r month
open for local manager with lATf* •#-
tabllabnd ItnanclAl corporation. B«)rtrfaHMM
not abvclutely n«c«aaary, but b*st dt («fM'>
enc« .^-vqaired and Investment uf ISJMfi t#
*g «•«, Rvpitaa with ran addrMa aft^ m^ OAAHICtl Wttmu
Im' considered. Box 777, Coiontat. 4 O ■*■
■From April fsf, furnlnlied housn
8 years ago on wnterfronl. with
3 acres of garden; 4 large rooms downstairs
hall, iloak room, kitchen, pantry, etc.; up-
stairs 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, linen cup-
board; basement, servant's room, laundry
and furnoce; largo attic and all modern
convenleneea; references required: Box 611
Colrtnlat.
TWO roomed collage for rent fnrnisheil.
near new car barns. Box 897, Colon-
ist.
SHAW REAL ESTATE CO.
8*2 Pemb*rti>n Block, Victoria. B. C
rtionw !«•« P C Uo« TOS
Member* of Victoria Tteal Batata Bxohanre
Ir^OUR large lots close to Esquimau rd.
and near Fraaer at., at $1,000 each.
BURN
»1
BOO. tcrma eaay.
TWO lot* on Pleasant •,««., Oak B«jr, IM
xlSS. tLOO« logetftar.
STAGES leave I>!sl Ross's store oB T«»B-
dav«. Thur»d«ys, Friday* and Hat--
urdays. Address K. Q. Mellln, Mllnea Land-
ing. Sookc.
LEE & FRASER
Itotmf to I<ons>
Uf* XBSuranea. rir* inmirnaMb
Uambwa Vlotort* tUmi Kst&U Xxeb«aa».
1222 Broad Rt.. Vietvrt*. ■> &
TWO fine iMTce lot* on tine Oorct »*V4»r
lookint tk« wntikr •*. 4t<iM «Mbu.
Mkt2*
at. 1
TERMS on* third -««Mc"'^.rl'| 1« :ll»iinit)MK
mean moim <n
*, out any nv*,«;
t'«'6 i«ir*t> i«u tuttk
ink* yon ttt M* VMM
TTiOR Ufcie— Fina bnlidlnn slto frnntlac ••
JC Burdette ava., Vnncotiv«r tt. MM Me-
• lure at;; for full |>nrtl«Ulnra «• to IMWa^
Bi»e. etc.. rin» up rit: or cnil nt «<fln» ttff
Broad St.: princ* ♦$».•»«.»•. '
Ijv>R Snin-«-tn hnnrt of haainM* Metlni. »
fe«t on tmiM it., hntwnnn 1>imm
Blnnchnrtit prtcn »» l|«Bt tttn U>i
TVf B nlte hnv* th« f(»tt*wln« lou ;
B'vRKlltlMk |ll««i»:i BMt
CApmamo uny
'Jtrtnr *t .m
mfimmmimm^
W»dne»day, February 26, 1»12
24
D. Mcintosh
B Bnlldlnc. Oovernraoat St.. Vlolon*.
Tclcpbooa IT«I
WahoD Balidlns.
1
T
;^IVB fholco loU on Anqullh »t. . one i
corner; only }300Q; terin».
WO Kood houses oi> Quebeo »t. ; only M2,
OOU for Uoth^ ^__
AORNEU '.ot. Victoria Wesl; J1200.
NELSON, BENNECK ^ SONS
Contractors and K«al EstatB.
1» Green Ulock. Bro»d St. hhoiio ■ L.-320I.
QUADRA St., 9 room house, garago and
Binbli.*, carrlago and wood »hod».
I."^AUtFiai>D road, close to Vancouver,
-I- romn
txrmn.
house
and garane. »it,500; easy
D
ENMAN St., Fernwood road, new 6-room
,1-1 11. full basuraont, »3,250; »«00
cash.
.\>U'TON rd., iBurnslde)
level, grassy,' 1760; i2\)0
!4 acre
cash.
lot,
OU0L.AS St., iKsqulmall), 5 lots, 44.\111,
JONES BROS.
..■4 KM L.ANUa. ACREAGE.
ClTy PROFEKXX-.
< ■ ''
41 o Sayw.nd Block.
TlMBlfiR.
PUoae 150.
BANK St., new 6 room,
hoattM', {4ItOO; a snap.
H
I)
13I10EN1X St., (Esquimau) 6 lots, 46xlS2,
?S00 each. >100 cash.
TTOUS-E.S built en the Installment plan.
VXTE are open
VV you?
CROFT & ASHBY
Real ISatnte. Timber, Mlrea and Coal L.anda
Phona a»S». BoK l»0.
1Z8 Pfmbarton BVd«. Victoria. B. C.
Vaucouvor Oirice — WInoh UulldluB.
Membera Victoria Heal KelH,« Kichange
THE future railway terminus at tha north
- •• Island vvlU bo be-
EUREKA REALTY CO.
Ileal Estats and Insurance
nui TatcB Strict
K^
iiuiv la ihu ilino l"
U^
for Uatlngs. What have
.^ARM LanUi. Ctty Proper'.^
Tlmbe*- Ijunda.
1^
\-fB hav© some very line acreage for suiv
>\ division on the three-mile circle; call
1 «to us regarding this.
EDWIN .FRA.MPTON'S
REALTY CO.
Rooms 1 and 2. McGregor Block.
Cor. View and llroad. opposite D. Spencer's.
Houkj phono XXilia. Phone rUt.
Open Saturdaya 8 to IC p. Ru
|:>RICK 4220 — Port Albernt :aI^9MiK ^^<> :
,>as\>^ terms.
X end ul Vancuuvur
yond doubt Port Hardy
l^-esl.
NION Bay, Baanlch, 11 acres, wator-
cat no rock, cleared, fenced, drained,
now tt-roomed huUBC, barn. etc.. bottthouso.
on main road, $1BJ00; J.erms.
SIDNTSY, SaanTch, 10 acres. cultivated,
main road, ijood water, 100 trull treea.
house, barn, etc., »(iiOU; terms V» cash, bal-
ance 1, 2, 3. y«ttr», 7 i>or cent, or would
sell li acres of above for »2,tiUU or 6 acres
with house aud Improvcinents for M.OOU.
"''ERR Estate, splendid lot on Portage
av?., 80x125, for only »&50; 1250 cash
will handle this.
OLir'H.\.N'T St., new 6 room bungalow,
Ktrlctly modern, on lot 5:klK(;, and
only »3,70O, so'>d terms.
I ■ ■ .
I,aw. 1910," and the -W^'" '^ITMn'nMu'.tl
Hv-Law 1912." passed by tha Miinlclpal
CouiKlT'of the corporation ot the District
VNU wllERBAH the estimated amount of
w.Iter rates and charges chargeable under
the provisions ot thr •'Water Ch:irge« Uy-
11)10," and the 'Wttter FrontaKO Kate
tor the year l '.'1
Law
By-Law. 1912,
»7.bl2.20."
U
0
^OWICHAN Lake, waterfront, not far front
COId'OKATION OF TMK DISTBiCT OF
OAK BAV.
118.
By-I^w No.
A BYLAW
dh-j ,)t\ to $150 cash, ParkUale ".oU. npar
«lpX.<-il/end or Douglas car; Uoiiiu sites, low
taxes, lots from »450 to J500; this section
rapidly Incrtaslng, last of cheap lots close
to city limits.
lots Station at.. Garden cUy;
;er acre; city i
iiurnalde cara will «oon run.
choloe lot. oorce Visw Park:
[oa fS25, balance on ecuiy terms.
f\f\ cash;
\J\f quarter acre; city water; M80 to
"^EAR Cameron
MMh; two loU OU Stannaru
G«ah, an« buUdljig i;
hotel, Ul acres, ID acres cullhatod, &
a,i^ more cloarod. house, all good land,
MP road, ii'^i twr acre.
ON Cowlchan Lake road, 200 acres, 100
acres bottom land has been ruitlvateil,
also 100 timbered, laud good soil, all ifiuo
per acre.
C10M0X farm, 260 acres, 100 acres culU-
J vated, balance easily ulearod, no rock.
Price $100 per acre, barns, house, etc.
Lake, on railway and
main trunk road, 80 acres, ono-thlrd
upeiv ".and, a.11 good sa'A near «'h"Ol and
station; price only for quhl. s.u.- $36 per
acre.
ISLANDS, 10, 11, 12, 100, 76 acres, near
Sidney, from $1500 per Island up.
I7"I.N'E8T country sporting estate with
. magnificent shooting and tlshing, on '/a
anile seulionl nltliin * i 'Ui oi v»i.r.ii.i by
motor, 30 acres cullHulid and 40 more bot-
tom land, house, barns, etc., on good road
and 4 TnilBB from atatlona on 2 railway*.
"XTAHDT Bay "dlBtrtot, 70nn aerea at **.50
XX per acre, also 18,000 acre* at (7.00 per
a'^i-e.
TIMBER Landa, over tour billion
000,000,000 of tlr^'"' "I ciai
tltlea, crown grdnt.^ei
HAB0Y Bay lota toco Bp^.>.ial ad\ortise-
ment in this laaue.
To Raise the Sum of $275,000 for
Sewer Purposes.
WHEREAS the '^X^ ''"r'oak" .laV
Corporatlot. ot the '\1^"^'.^ '„„j; .„wers and
Con-
sel-urliy of the rentals """';-".%J'^,
Sewer Rental »y-Law and ^^ * ji„„i.
structlon Tax Wy-l'**;. '''^A?"tHct of Oak
clpal Corporation of the District
AND WHEREAS the amount of '"""^ ^'T
ready churg^-^l "P"" 'h<- »<»l!i "»'"■- '"■""' ''"'^
and charges is {2130.t.0; created
^a^s'lm^L^d Uy/l.e^.a.a^Wate.^h.^3
By-Law, llu« <«iiu >"C '▼"
Rale Dy-I,aw. 1312"; , ortiil-
Ayi\ WUEUEAS. It I. intended as add!
llrmal security for the K">"'>"\" , '''tuu of
eys to be borrowed to pledge the credit ot
iho municipality at large; . fl^flol-
AND, WHICHEA.S. the ''»""l', *'*^,f^"^„,
ency In the said water rales at d c ai ge»
required to make up the '^">''"''' " ^\Vc
annua: lrvUa-.„i and «l»kln8 turn! upon the
proposed debt ot $76,0U0 1« $17,6 50
A.ND. W'HEKKAS. Ihe ""^"""'/'J.
whole rateable land or Improvement or
property cf the .Municipality of revised
WATER KlUUTS IN I HE R/ULWAY BELT.
New We»tmln-ter Water DMriet^^^^^^^
NOTICE ls_ ''r::!'^„''':,':''„,u,U.lpaHty b*'.-
part ner.hlp t-n;P»'^y,-^,,. ,.j^„^, >„
way"ueU may «!« «'"» ''
f„mmU»loner at aW)
^■'^-^"^- ^nrjr'Sform.No.
tlie Uoll-
nie! V.'aicr
Purllament »""^!.'''f';
t claim <" ^f^}'^!
"ill), which
lon-
thi)
real
the Dl«lrli'>.
of
privileges on a l"-""^'" ' Water Commission-
ran be ''I'"'"'*-!' ■''Zlt Iter Yale, Ashcroft,
■.ra at Now Wesimlnsltr ^, ,. from
t-'"^tiops, H^velstuke. and Golden,
::blef water '■'»""''" ""J^^'- local points
Idence will .'^'r '"•f;;v.- 1 -en examined
>un as the ^^'f ""., ,'V will b" published
tubulated, -^n^,.." . . Guie.lc and local
Kami oops, ^^ ". ;, ,„,iiii.iilune. .
,„„ Chief water i::-^l^\, local point.
Evidence wm
as soon
and tubuiai.-. ■;v.r,„-mbla Guiello
In th
..M nr me .
dealt
each
Urlu»h <';'l"'"'''^ \i.^u' wh.-n
l"^!-^" °\.:'ll ?':':n M Ub>.ctlo,>« may
^•D WHEREAS the e'"«fthu'V"2ar"'9l1
said re.ttals 'h^'B-'^ble for^^hu^y^^^ ^^^^
under the said acwer i\'^"^-' 7,"-i
structlon Tax Uy-Law U "" 'Y"*- n,oney boa
AND WHBUK.AS no amou. t ot roon y
been already charged upbn the aatd -»
on In
iiTir"'!"'ii
by
debt la created
,vpr rentals
Rental and
or other rates and charges.
AND WHEREAS the sa d
bectiriiy of, the said se^^.^r
the said Hewer
'- '^•" YnSe\i a. addl-
payment of the
pledge the credit
r>i:\R'
IJ nn one dFthB' aliWO lot»
Jr ^oa base .im> p'opmv
%\iih us, ^^o ha\c the bii\
P. E. TOVVNSHEND ,
Se.lte 8, 1214 Government at. Phone 1410
ga--fv cash han^lles best buy on MlchJgah
COOvl pt.. oloae to Montreal.
m. H\l\ cash, wlt<i easy .termi. takes splen-
.MOO did ilot" S0.xlt'l.. on Ti-analt rd
gak:«Py :»!<>"■ linger .mK,. value; for 3
rdaya only.
$15,000
i\iiit
buys a Une 7-acre ranch be-
tween the Cedar hill and
Tc>imtC TdS.; till «i».«.«»a, •&.— _-.»-« r
, . . .10 fruit trees, chicken runs, etc.: le^
; ,, . ; V you tW» property; easy terms oat»
bi. J., ranged. \^
f> 1 OU takes the best, house >" * «l'-"<^ld-
owner must sell this lovely residence at a
aacrlflco. as he leaves town fhla week.
fiu-aA ca»h, aiid balance as '«nt. *-'1°^^^
«f OUU brand now Vungtilow, 5 minutes oft
vviHowB cur; open rtrepU-ct-. concreu found-
. atlon and'iully modeVn throughout; price
$2500.
' ■' ^ew lota, Montroae *v«^i
V
''*'' "'V '^UtTi flne .Ota, Scotfilftkv'UMt one
lot off coiner ot King** rd.; price
foi a few daya, $600.
(jBXAA cash— Nearly half aere on Market
^f>t>UU at., near Quadra; price $3000, with
very long terms for balance.
ONE acre on Dublin at., Tolmie ave., only
$2800; third cagh and terms.
ESQUIMALT Snaps — Double corner, ISOX
130; iil2800; caah $800 and terms.
ca jfl/ica»b, price S24B0 «or a pretty btin-
^iUU aMow, minute from Esquimau cnr,
4(roome, toilet, etc.. up to date.
SOnrv cash puta you In possesalon of lovely
OUU home, 4 rooms, toUet. etc., 6 min-
utes from car; city waleir and light; price
$2900. 1
— 5-room Dunford bungalow. Just
<>!» £w>ii<r!a« <.iir;- »>v»rythlnc of
$1008 caahT balance $36 a month.
I — 4 rooms. 1 minute from Douglas
street "car; fitted bath, .toilet,
caah $500 and terma. " ' '
.vs It Is
nil. 1^1. =v.. ...... lor the
moneys to be borrowed to
gt li-a Mun!"'ip»-'lty at large.
AJih VfiiisKViXB ■•'■■ •'•-■"
In the said rentals
8a wcr Rental
mak.0
r' ther
action
up tl««i
'::t>ort hardy i.ot«.
-pORT TIARDT Lota.
■pORT HARDT Lota.
•pORT HARDY Lots,
$4200
the best;
$M00-
PORT Hardy lota, from $128 per lot, on
terma. ■ ■ •'
To ownera of Port Hardy Iota. If you
wish to aell aame send ua price and
particular*. ^ "We have buyers and wo malce
a specialty ot Port Hardy Iota and acreage.
l.-SAKMS — Wo havti 100 farms on our Hat.
By-Law required to «f ''"^^ "^mving
giu« of the annual int"^«, »°h, wm o1
fund upon the proposed debt »a ine »«»
*':^?1^WHEBBAB the amount ot_tt^who1a
rateable land or ''"P'-ovementa or real pr
perty o£ the Municipality. o£t?»e»?s.tri.i._ v.
Oak Bay aooordincvilJt^^ClKd'
«%atHwiv. the roll toP'
sum of $Z.48D,463.0t». , . ijv. V ii* «*iiii «<tt w»
AND WHEREAS thJa Sy-^i** **?" orisenl
ul , ered or repealed except ".»'»», "^^.,1
tho Lleutenant-aovernor-ln-Councll.
TlllCUEFORE the Municipal Council oi
the Corporation of the District of Oalc Bay
pnacta aa foUowa: .». tio-,,* of the
1. It win be lawful for the Reeve j>r^tno
oration of tha District
borrow upon the credit
the Corporation of the
"'"^'W 1li.';"°J"=,„^r„. for the Reeve
the' CorJoruUon ot" the Dl-trlot of Oak Bay
o borrow on the security of the '=^'f« »"''
charges enforceable unde.r the P'-"^'- ?"" °^
the "Wuter Charges By-Law, 1910, and
the ••WKter Fioniage Rate Hy-I^aw 1»U.
and on the credit and K"^^^"^,*'^= °' J,'!!
o„rnor«ilon at large by way ot the deben-
tures hereinafter mejlltoned^ from ""^ ^-l^-
r^ojri 7u.r n;t^*xcefd•lng -in the wh^^^^^
ih« sum of $75,000 currency, or sterling
monev"'at the rate of $4.86 2-3 to the one
pound sterling, and to cause »'! >"^n »"'?;»
so raised or received to be paid Into the
hands ot the treasurer «,*»«, ^^P"'"'""
for the purpose and for the Object toeretn-
before reclteii.
2. It shall be lawful tor the
f j^ ca^B** iiijy numbor -cs^ 25«-t;
made, eteCiitsO, and tosued for «ucii f^m-
as may be~Tequlred, not exceeding, Ijow-
Bver the Bum of aoveniy-five tho«s«i4^i^^
lara ($76,000), either In currency Ofl'JMy
log money aforesaid, each of the amm^Vf^
benturea being of the amount of flvft non-
dred dollars t $500,001 or Ua aterltng^ulva-
lent at the rate aforeaald, and "all *"
bonlureB shall be sealed with thji am
■gjfli QMjMMtiitlf'n and algn«4>. *~
^^aSiS*»^»<BiHHa''rQtloit to.
ove
be
ireaiu will be ^";"'' ^watcr CommUsioner.
lin,^'^?o;::!i:C"^t:^^U;are^-PPOsed^to
trlct: —
AtchelUa River.
Alchutltch Rlvor.
Beaver Creek.
Bortvand Creek.
Bole Creek,
arljio Creek.
Brunette Ulvei.
puntzen Lake,
c:ampbell BWer,
Cascade Creek.
CUeuiii Aj.*.--
Chehalls Lake
Chehalls Rlvei
Chllllwock Rlv
Como I^ake
Coqulllara iMKt
Coqultlam River.
Cullus Lake.
Cypress Lake.
Tjeer Lake.
Dunvii;
Eagle '
jfilk- Cretn.
Elm Creek.
Elsons CreeK,
Kraser River.
Fields Sprlugi
Gold Cre«te» ^
Gooae ItalUkr
r
rri._.. ...
! Unnaniod creek emptying Into North Arm
buiraid Imct, ^ai. mllo south '.'f <.Jr»nl««
Vniiami.d stream running through Lot »7I>
«'>i Mlo llurrnrd Inlol.
CnnameU siieam flowing through Sections
JO aud 17 and Lot zzv. all in Township
39.
Spiing near centre part of N.W. W Section
8, Township K.
L'nnanxeU iireum running from mountains
on west Bide ot I'ltt River.
.Springi, on nuith uiid ot Lot 109, near Sltld-
way Road, Group 1.
Ui'H!ir;;«d slreaip 2y chains from Austin
itiJat!. Port :Mocidy Itoad. New Wentmlnstor.
l.'nnamed stream tunning south aurosa Aua-
lln Road. Township 3«.
Cnnamed Hireatu running through Section
30, Township 12.
I'linamed creeK passing through l$ectl0DB Z9
and 32, Township 16.
A aniall spiuiK situated In legal Subdivi-
sion 13. iiecllon 4, Township 2.
Spring on California Street, between Welton
.Vveaue and Tnorne Avenue, Mission city.
Spring on Lot 18, JJ,lock 96, Mission city.
Unnamed stream flowing through the N.E.
U of Section 24, TownHhIp 1.
I'nnanuil mi earn running through N.W. ',
of 8e< i.on 31, Townnhlp 29.
Two small lakes on Lots 360 and 362, Group
1, known as East and Went Ukos.
>>tream rising on Lot 306, Group 1.
Spring on .S.E. Vi Section 35, Township 16.
Spring on N.E. M Section 36, Township 16.
Stream running across Section 18 In Town-
ship 22 and Section 12, Township IS.
Small stream running through District X«ot
268, Group 1.
Bpring rlflng on S.E. H Section 1, Township
23.
Unnamed stream flowing through N.E. '^
Section 7, Township 24,
Stream on N.W. ',; Section S, Township 2.
Btream running through Section 29, Town-
ship 1, BOUth-east of Nlcomekl Hivcr.
Unnamed stream in N.E. V* SecUon 2, Town-
ship 19.
Unnamt d stream running through Lota 376
and 203 and emptying Into Burrard Inlel.
Unnamed creek flowing through Lot Bl,
Group t. Into Boundary Bay.
Statements of claims may also be filed
In any unnamed spring, stream,
!id, gulch, lake, or other source ot
,p!v_ la', tha ylelnlty of any of the
LfJFebruary Slat, 1912.
: V,;'. .;.-;Wr-,15t._ROSa,-.,:.
Minister of Lands
NOTICE OF SALE
A. KEMN1NGK1N
keal Eaiai, ' _^ Cowchan Statical,
1- ACRES Cowlchan, Bay, near wharf; new
t > h,!:u-» ten rooms, stable. bo« house,
iiowe'r "house and gajollne •''Sf^''"E P'«"'i
^ood fronlago and nne v^: Prloe $8600.
<At\ ACRES fronting on Koksllah Itlver;
40 near station; 10, acres sU^hed good run-
ving water. $76 per acre terms;
THE KIRKWOOD REALTY .
Jt Investment Co.
Real Estate £ inhuranre.
Phone 3133 -IIM Say ward Block
JOHN GREENWOOD /
" Jletf Estal*. Timber and Insuratica "
61 » Say ward Building. Taleshone 1*25,
FINE LOTS
C1T.\^NNABD avc, 50x120;
$1000.
4-1 ACRES all cleared cl^wie to station;
' J. %,„..«.. itnv.io: once, gooa leu
mR.\N81T rd.. 60x120; $1160.
TTOWE St.. 50x122; $1800.
VTTILDWOOD «ve., 00x160; $1000.
iy,TcKENZIE at.. 60x120; $1650.
T'kALLAS r?l.. 60x100; $2000.
XJ' - ;-■ -
\ LIj below present value#.
I.-^lFTH St.. choice lot. Just outside ha.f-
mllo circle; $1250; terma third cash.
GORGE VJew Park— Cloic to Gorge ciw;
large double lot. 77x«48, rlty ^ater
laid on; high, level, and grassy; prloe
$1400'; terms $400 caah.
In
of
kUADRA aU. close to Hlllaldc ave.,
big lot, $2500; lermn $1000 cash.
nne
■T7^A.NCOL'VER St.,
50x117; $1650.
.y^r
«1800.
16.
'.•■I »> ACRES light bush; good sftuallun. naar
iX*' station. tl2S per acra. .
DEPPE, G00DE5iC0.'^^
• ;::„:^r"^ri: W ^.tate ^xcU^e
( i'-i['"^oo^i'i2. Smu, r.^:o"merf o^%
1 une every convenience and unequalcd lo-
f,itlon; $15,000, 6n good terms.
irrANOOUVER St.. 60Ki20: $1680.
T/-INO*S rd., 51x110; $760.
VAN 8f., 40x160; »700.
J. HALLEWELL & CO
Heal Eaialsi
Insurance. Timber and Mini ._
1303 Broad, corner Yates. Phono''
•\7-ICTORIA West and Esquimau.
E^
AMPTON rd.. 50x195; $676
u
l-ADKA St.-, cornbf Hillside,
corner, 60X135. with line brick house;
southeast
ise;'
the
■ i- ,_-. n- «r/*p fnr this propertjf;
■ IwnerTs oul ocVown' and WlTl acc«pt any-
thing reasonable. ■
H
'i5Cl93r $850,
•iriCTORlA Wert. 44x180; $823.
X EIGHTpN rd., double corner.
$2400.
reel, 110 along track, with
4-roorn ""hou«s;f6Z6*[_ terms,
FEET on track, 110 to good street;
230 feet average depth, with five
$10,500, on tei-ms.
on track, 100 on one street, 120 on
another street, for $10,600; terms;
liUB 4-rooin house^
■track; $12,00ii.
125
rooin.i
120
1 00"^'"* ""
■•>,.■'
street and track; $1
with fi-troom houae, on terms;
FEET on track, with
$25,000; quarttjr cash.
loU, for
•xrATES gC we have .30 feet beuveen A- an
X couver and Conk streets that we think
$10,600 will buy. that
have .-iold here at »'"
nl once nnd we wil
-.v.. kn'H.v II is bolov
»:ir,o per foot; we
root. Phone us
At this Bgure
1-' In the block.
()
SCAR St., next to corner oi l.iniun ave.,
a new modern 7 loomed residence,
ulilch cost $1000 to build 'i"'^, ''•'"""f>'= 1'°^
US; the owner has to Hell and will sacrltlce
!,,r'$n'-'n".
WESTERN LANDS LIMITED
We would like you to look at
Iv
i.m; .111.1 Work stroetfi.
on which stands a spleiulia
lU-li
1 10
jmed
I cKldenco, fully modern and close to the car.
!K snap at $7,000, on easy ter-rip M.iil
it.ioming house, '^
J>ITHB'r .11., James Ba"', close to the \va-
\ ter. ni'iilern 5-room«d house on <ux
ITI, $4, OOU. .Nothing as cheap on thin tiretty
Mtreet.
s
J
T
1201 Broad St.. corner View.
iMtATOriv nve., one block from Newport
,, line; size 60xtl0. Price $2,000.
LKT off St. Patrick St., fine, level, grassy
building lot, 43x120. Price $1050.
LOTS
between K. i .N.
rd.. .lust outside
boun.lary, for $K00 to $900.
EiLEVE.N lots,
C'raigflower
and
city
o
o
NE acre on Munroe at.,
fronlase; $10,000.
Uilll lUD f.'
(
NK and one-ftfth acre, Lamii'^on st,
with 12-room house; $l2,00i).
ols
.J qiilinali rd. n^d Stanley St.. at $18,000,
tHOaCE ot two blocks
.Tnd one block of four lolfl on
and Stanley St., at $12,000.
of six lols on Ki"-
,. at $18,000
li^siiulnill rd
on Btirnslde car, 67x2.10.
WO lots adjoining Uplands Farm, Si
1411
cqsh
front, 141 ft. at rear, 115 ft. deep to
lane; $
$'i,DOO.
00
handles the two.
Price
R
OCKt.AND ave.,
»i 3 years.
corner, 60x166;
Price $3,600.
terms
ONE third acr
for $2500.
ONE lot on D
for $3000.
/^lORNBR Head and .Stanley. 60x100; $4000.
SI'TLE.T St.. .Tnines Bay. Blx-rnoiiieil house
on 47>i.'Ci;l5. entirely modern and an
on
attractive house; $4450, on very easy terms.
^NTARIO and Montrpal sts., cornor._ S-
roomr-d houpp, new, modern, $4750;
Hood teriTiB.
$200(1 below
(y
Tills speaks for Itself;
market at preeent.
fully
\,\7E have been Inatntoled to offer 94 feet
VV (in Yfttes St., ,|UBt above I'ook street,
for $165 per foot on exceptionally easy
terms; two blocks this side the cheapest
price is $350 per foot, end one piece offer-
ing at thai. At this prion It Is an excep-
tional bargain. The first deposit takes It.
IF you have any Vancouver property that
you wish to sell or obtain a valuation
on, see us. Our Vancouver office ran han-
dle ftdvanlngeously. All Information and
maps cheerfully furnished.
MORRIS & EDWARDS
Phones 8074 and F-209.
Builders and t^ntractors.
P. O. Box 417. 621 Sayward Building.
Homes Built on tho Installment Plan or by
Contract.
HILLf^IDE ave.. Just off Cook St.. 98x
;;.'-,«. This is good for a big Increase
when the street is widened and car tracks
laid this spring. Price $4,000.
N
EW r>-room hobs'*; full basenient. fur-
_ nace, range Inslallod, hot water con-
nections made, bath, electric lights; a thor-
oughly vvrll-bullt house. Orahara St., within
ihr«c-qnarter mile circle; $500 cash and
balance monthly. Price $3,000.
i-i^ lotB quarter rash.
7ANTED. ;i. iiMimlng hoii»i'. "ilh ;ibmii
30 rootriH, that »;:noO caHh will haii.lb-.
HaUewell & Co.. i3\ii broad St.
GHAS. R. SERJEANTSON
617 .^nyward bul.MlliB
Omce phone 2979. Residence phone 112195
.Member Real Estat'e Exchange
CoVporaUoA Of the »'"'•'«' »*°'^^h^''US
'orrow upon the credit of the said
. orporatlon by debentures ^J^^l"}^'^^
ter mentioned, from any P^""" ""^ J"*""*}."-
or body or bodies corporate who """y J*"
willing to advance thp «»™« ," ,* 'tXcxle
sum of money not exceeding In the who^t
the sum Of $275,000.00 '^^""P':,^ "' ,Si"u,f
money at the rate ot $4.86 2-3 to tfea (£1)
sterling and to cause nil such sums so
raUed or recew^d to be paid into the hand.
nf I ha Treasurer ot the said Corporation foi
the purpose and with the Object hereinbefore
'*3!'h' shall be lawful for the said Reeve to
cause any number of debentures to b« made
executed and Issued for such sums aa may
be required, not exceeding however, tho
sum of $276,000.00 either in currency or
sterling money, at the rate aforesaid, each
of ihe said debentures being of the amount
.Mt ^:.■^<■' '"■ and all such debentures shall be
1 the aeaj^ of the sald^ Corporation
: by tne Keeve Umroofi
it fii't'! be lawful for tho said Reeve
his 'disc ret Ion to alternately cause each
the said debeniun .. to be made <_1'-^"ted
and Issued for unt of £100 sterling,
and one, Jf ne. • r a less aum in »Lm-
llng money to coinineto the authorized
Issue. , .
3. The said debentures shall bear date of
the 31st day of March, 1012. and shall be made
payable In 60 years from the said date at
any' of the following places, namely, at the
Bank of British North America in the City
of Victoria, at the Bank of British North
America in the City ot Toronto, at the Ba.ik
of British North America In the City ot
Montreal. Canada, or in the City of New
York In the United States of America, or
London. England, and shall have attached
to them coupons for the payment of Inter-
est; and the signature to the Interest cou-
pons may be either written, stamped printed
or lithographed.
4. Tho said debentures shall bear Interest
at the rate of 6 per centum per annum from
the date thereof, which Interest shiili be
payable halt' yearly at such of the places
menlionod In Paragraph 3 hercot as may
be expressed In the debentures or cou-
pons.
5. it s'naii be lawful for^.thw AAld RweVw to
cause the said debentures and Interest cou-
pons, either or both to be made payable at
^I'SUCIl pi«Ot», wltiifi ii'i w*ii DOii'.,nl0U i» Cili-
'■«da. Great Britain or the United States of
America as may be desired.
6. It shall bo lawfiul for the said Reeve
of the said Corporation to dispose ot the
said debentures at a rate b^low par and to
authorize the Treasurer to pay out or the
."!tims so raised by the sale of tho Bald de-
b'jntures all expenses connected with the
)>ropnral.lon and engrnvlng or lUhographKlK
of ihi! debentures and coupons, or any dls-»
count or commission or other charges Inci-
dental to the sale ot the said dflbeiitiircs.
7. For the purpose ot the payment of the
Interest on the said debentures during their
currency, thoro shall be set asldt? anntially
tho sum of $13,750.00 and for the purpose
ot creating a sinking fund for the payment
off of the debt at maturity, there shall be
set aside Ihe annual sum of $2,4 38.05.
8. The said sum of $13,760 necessary for
tho payment of the Interest annually on tho
said debentures, and tho said sum of
S2. 4 38.05 neccHsary to he set iisidi- annually
for the p'jrpose of creating the sinking fund
aforesaid, shall be set aside annually cut of
Ihe rentals enforceable under iho pifvinlons
of the Sower Rental By-Law. 1912, and In
the event ot there being any deficnncy In
the Jiniount re.ilUerl from the ftfiid ii-nt;>l» In
order to make up the amount of the annual
lnt(«re«t and slnklnic fund u;>on ih<' Huht debt, .
BUCh defici" ni'y shall be ascertained and paid
out of the nnnuui rev».nue of the Corporation
9. That the ( ■orporatlon of fhc Dlstrir-t
ot Oak Bay do guarantee Ihe payment of
the yirlniilpa.l mon» ys «nd lnt<'reMt ih. roon
to he raised under the authority of this
Hy-l.nw Ko iiR in no way to Intirfero with or
inelU'llce the otttlnK aBlde annually of tlii*
Hiiins hereinbefore nientloiiptl out of tho ren-
laln Imponed under llm said Sewer Rentals
lly-Law, 191;!, will. In ens" a BUni sufflrlint
to provide tor the said Interesit and .tlnkhiK
fund Is not realized In each year out of tho
said sewer rentalr pay such ilolleli lif any I
out of the current year's revenue to any per-
son or corporation foin whom they may bo.r-
row the money upon the sBCully of the de-
bentures hereby authorized, or to the Severn!
re ;;rrsentatlve -holders of the tald flaben
turs.
10. This By-Law Shall, before the final
passing theraot, rorptve the ass<>nt of the
elef'toiB of the s.nld t'orpornflnn In the man-
ner prevldod for In the "Municipal Clau.«ie»
-Vet," and shall inke efreil on th'- day nitir
the final passing thereof.
11. ThlK Ity-Law shiill be cited as tho
"Sewer Lonn Ry-Law. 1912."
PasBcd the Municipal Council the 22nd
day of February. 1912.
each of the aald Uebenturaa
nxt^nt^id and issued for an amounj.
hundred pounds sterling and one,
saiy, for a tens sum In sterling
complete the authorized issue. ,,.,1-.
3 The aald debentures shall bear the
date of tho Slat ot March, 1912, and ahall
be made payable In tMrty f30) years from
tho said date at any of the following places,
namely: At the Bank of British North
America In the city of Victoria; at the
Bank of British North America In the city
- Dto; at the Bank ot British North
In the city of Montreal; or at
; 1 i;H. ot British North America In the
city of New York In the United States of
America, or at the Bank ot British North
America in London, England, and shall have
attaihed to them coupons for tho payment
of Interest and tho signature to the interest
coupons may be cither written, stamped,
printed or lithographed.
4. The said debentures shall bear Interest
at tho rate of five per centum per annum
from the date thereof, which interest shall
be payable half-yearly at such ot the plactes
mentioned in paragraph 3 hereof as may
be expressed In the debentures or coupons.
6. It shall be lawful for the Reeve ot the
said corporation to dispose of the said de-
V.M-......MW «♦ 2. rate bsict^ "ar snd to ftuth*>r—
Ize the treasurer ot the corporation to pay
out of the sums so raised by tho sale of
the said debentures, all expenses connected
with the preparation and lithographing ot
.1 .a..*~>..... -...a .. .. -.. ...... jl.^~,.«.«
or commission or other charges incidental
to the sale ot the said debentures.
6. For the purpose of the payment of the
interest on the said debentures during their
currency, there shall bo set aside ^nnually
the sum of $3,7.^0.00 and tor the purpose of
creating a sinking fund for the payment
oft of the debt at maturity there shall bo
set aside annually the sum ot $1,576.50.
7. The said sum of $3,750.00 necessary for
the payment of the interest anr.ually on the
said debentures, and the said sum of
$1, 576.50 necessary to be set aside annually
tor tho purpose of creating the sinking fund
aforesaid, shall bo set aside annually < ut of
the rates and charges enforceable under the
provisions of the said "Water Charges By-
Law. 1810," and the "Water Front-
age Rote By-Law, 1912," and in
the event ot there being ~ajiy deficiency In
tho amount realized from the said rates and
chargea -<auer the payment of the amount
of money Hlready charged upon the same) in
order to make up the amount of the annual
interest and sinking fund upon the said debt,
such deflclency shall bo ascertained and paid
out of the annual general revenue of the
Corpora-iion.
8. That the CorporsAIon >>r Up- nisirict
of Oak Bay do guarantee the payment of
the prlnelpa! moneys and InterLSi thereon
to be raised under tho authority ot this By-
T.ncar **««fl ♦K/* Orv***>f^tt ••» »■• <** «• .^ ^w — -,- » . «*.,
—'-•-*» ■»■*** •■•*«- -vw^I**)*** . an^ .«fc«». •!.«-' *li> *T «*<jr — t.O' I'fi —
terfero with or preJuUce the setting aside
annually ot the sums hereinbefore mentioned
cut of the- rates and char=--- =
Pursuant to an Order of Sale entered In
the District Court of the IJnltad Staus fjf
the We«t»tB DIatrlct of ^Vashington, North-
,am..TO,vlirtim..jn thfl matto:..^j,JWe»t^".g^fg!.
L'aRchman Creek,
.gfehnston Creek.
Kanaka Crtek.
Kanaka Creek,
Laity Creek
I,ewl8 Creek
X^lllniiei Lak"
, 1 1 ^or.
I'l --ei. North. ^
7^1Uno(i juver. North fork.
Llllooet River, South.
l,lttlo Llllooet River.
Luckachuck Kiver.
Matsqul Prairie Cree,<.
Mesllloct Rlvor.
McGlUlvrays Creek.
McKeiiny Creek.
Mission Creek.
Mitchell Creek,
Morris I^ike,
Murray Crccit,|
Nlcomekl Hiv^
Noons Creek*„
Otter Lak6.
I'ltt Lake.
Pitt Bivcr.
Salmon Creek.
Semlhalt Crp'
Serpentine Bll
Silver Creek.':^
Squawkum Li
f^tatioo- *..a«c.
Statloo River.
Slavfl Lake.
Stave River.
Steelhead Creek.
Stewart Creek.
Stony Creek.
Suicide Creek.
Sumas Lake.
Sumas River.
Sweltxer River.
Tamlhy Crcok.
Trout Lake.
Vedders Creek.
Vlarette Creek,
Walker Crcok.
Weaver Creek.
Weaver Lake. .
Welcome Lake.
^rr:r;in?ng through Secipn^ Township
iCwponatlbn. Bankrupt, in ba
-" , 4847, aealed bids will be received
foWowlnir rii scribed proporC up to
ten o'clock A h 15th, 1912:
Th^ plant 1. : site ot tUo Bankrupt,
altuated at ironame, .letterson County.
'Washington;' certain lands in th* vicinity
thereof, mines and mining rights in -■.hn
States of Washlnaton and Nevada; personal
property In and about the plant of the Bank-
rupt, also the followlnif described property:
27,880 shares of the capital stock -jt W^est-
ern Coal & Iron Corporation, Ltd.. a corpor-
ation organized under tha laws of the Prov-
ince of British Columbia, each 3hare bwlng
ot the par value ot $100.00 and the total
capita! stock of the said corporation con-
'slstlng of 30,000 shaires. The assels ot th-i
corporation Includes an option rlghi to pur-
chase 20.272V' acres of coal and timber
lands on Graham Island, Province of Brit-
ish Columbia.
Twenty certain Crown grantofl mineral
claims in the Rupert Mining District ot
British Columbia; the ilot numbers ot the
same being: 233, 274, 234. 235, 237 26S,
260, 270, 272. 273. 271, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279,
280, 301, 302 and 236.
A mor/; accurate description ot the above
assets and full information regarding tho
^..^rx' of eonductine the sale and the form
111" ■which bids will be received may be ob-
tained i>y consulting the said Order of Sale
on nie with the Hon. John P. Hoyt, Referee
In Bankruptcy at Room 303 Federal Build -
ins, .'■■eatt'». "WuHhington. or by applying to
the' undersigned Trustees at their offices, 409
Arcade Annex, .Seattle, Washington.
LESTER TI'RNER,
SUTCLIFFE BAXTER,
EDG.AR AMES,
Trustees in Bankruptcy of Western
Steel Corporation.
MUNN & BRACKETT.
Attorneys tor Trustees.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Group 1. and emptying
Unnamell^ streant flowing through Lot
Group 1. ^^^^^ situated on lAt* 32 and
fnlo^l^nX. 'ini- 'o^^sU^P^t^ Moo^y.
ih said ''Water Charges By-Law, 1910," and
the "Water Frontage Kate By-Law, 1912,"
will In case a sum sufficient
to provide for the said interest and sinking
fund Is not realized In each i'car out or the
sal/i water rates and charges after tho pay-
ment of the sum ot money already charged
upon the same, pay such deficit (if any) out
of the current year's revenue to any person
or corporation from whom they may borrow
the money upon the security of the deben-
tures hereby authorized, or to the several re-
BT>ectlve holders of the said debentures.
9. This By-Law shall before the final
passing thereof, receive the assent of tho
electors of the said Corporation In the man-
ner provided for In the ".Municipal Clauses
Act," and sh.'ill tak,. effect on the day after
the final passing thereof.
10. Tfiils By-law may be cited
Waterworks l>oan By-law, 1912."
Passed the Municipal Council
day of February. 1912.
Group S,
p. R/.. n.lie
the
"The
22nd
....._.. spring
31, In Mission Townsite.
Kir».nni running through ijot *
^'i:;""\.J. " ".fouo 3. Mission Townsite. __
SpHn'g^on Subdivision 16 or tne is.i!-. ■«
.section S. Tr-wnship 8.
Stream which <^rosses the ma n line ot
C P- Ry. 1.620 feet east of Mission St^"°°-
ii'^Tu .tream east ot Whonnock Station.
^^ P rTN^h^W iltn>l«Sh par^ of^^^^^
434. Group 1. J '
Stream at Bon Ac^^-"-d^ ^ wh«nnoote Sta.
Kmalt sireani J""v ca=i oi y .1 ' ^ ._
tlon. I-ot 4 34. Township l-l.
Stream at Cascade Station, c.
6376130. ,
small unnamed creek runn'nR north through
■«^-!St Side of District Lot -01. uroup
(„ R/.rtlon 17, Block 5 nor.h.
^T:ngr^le^^PnW-, Oroup 1.
Vifkn^n lVr;r "^in^g through t.ot 226,
Sp?ings%t- head of gulch on N.W. H section
StJ^J" °j^n"'n; through port^ ,of^E J4
SeetloTi 3 Township 1!. Range . west
nh to North Arm of BUrrard Inle .
nn, "'"' , f Biream running off Md-
Delta Munltlpallty., «o„,„-eaRl-
Tnnamed stream __llow^nK ^n_^a_^^^^^^^ j^^_
Tenders will be roclved at the office of
the Board of School Trustees on or before
Tuesday. March 12th. at 4 o'clock p.m.. for
thu erection and completion of a High
School Building on grounds situated on
Fernwood Road and Grant Street in the
City of Victoria. . . ^ ^..
A separate tender wlU be required of the
electrical equipment.
No tender will be required tor the plumb-
ing and heating.
Each tender must be accompanied by a
marked cheque, payable to the Board ot
fa^hooi Trusteea for an amount equal to 6
per cent, of the amount of the tender. This
cheque Will be returned to the Contractor
and also to the unsuccessful tenderers when
a contract has been entered Into and a sat-
isfactory bond provided. In the event ot
tho o'uccasitul tenderer refuiing to -enter Into
a contract when called upon so to do. the
deposit cheque will be forfeited to tho Board
The lowest or any tender will not neces-
sarily be accepted.
Driiwlngs and specifications may be seen
at the office ot tho undersigned.
C. BLWOOD WATKIN8,
Archlt«ct.
NOTICE
•SA.-nCkABJ.Ii WATEBS VBOTECTZOV
ACT."
C0RP<1HAT10N
■\T\
( > \ K
^".r.'."*Mre'- lijn th.M»ugh Government. , n
si'-rve and pa-t bf Uot 226. ^^oup 1.
^.,__ "„r Kmilh-east corner Lot 02. pl
TAKE NOTICE that Ihe above is a true
copy of the proposed By-Law upon which
the vole of the. Munlclpallly will be taken
Kt the School House, Oak iJnv Avenue on
_ Saturday, Ihe 9lh day of March, 1912. "from
I !' 11. in. to 7 p. ni.
I .1. 8.' FLOYD, CM.r.
oak Bay. B. ('.. 2tiil, February, 1912.
an
Group 3, Town-
NOTICE
{
Pelt
IjOTS
Bt., 50x132;
AK Bay
$700 caah. balance sirrnnged.
price $2100;
price $900 each.
o
V .
fTIRANMIT ave., lot close to hotel. 50x162
1 to -iOft. iitxe. pj^lcfe m50;-U;lrA cash.
Italancfi a-rransHMi. " " ' "r" . "•. ■•
VICTORIA Wert— '"thW l» % 8i<a|*-^l>amp-
•on at.. Coubli c.o^n^r. trlth fwo-room-
ed house; alse of .iota. 51x168 and tltisa;
,„j« quarter caKh. balaiice easy; price $2700.
T-rrg ».ij!J.l HotiwiS nrr ' fhv l{li«tBliiV>«n4. plan
VJr or byoon'iraat; Call ttrtd see our plaaa
bef*rc.j>«in;haalnf jroiir house.
REA BROWN &, COPEMAN
Membera of the Victoria Real Ealata
Exchange.
Offics; 81? P»mh«»r«on Block and Sidney.
B. C.
VV
H
M
S
ELLINGTON OVC
quarter cash.
OWE ave.. 2
quarter cash
OSS St.
cash.
1 lot, 50xllG: S1750;
Jots 60x116; $1750 each.
CORl'On.'iTMJN OF ■ TVHB
OAli BAY".
DISTRICT
J.
OF
1 lot, 50x120; $17,-.0; quarter
UTLEJ
cash.
St.
1 lot 4iixlS&;
;100; third
WAt-TON St..
cash.
1 lat 60x124; $1250; quarter
A
RNOLD avenuB,
each, quarter cash.
3 lots, 60x120; $1100
TOD Inlet and
$1,000; tormi
near Keating, 6 acres;
QAANICH Ljjnd in
1^ inf)*iA\n^ waterfront
small and large blocks.
SIDNEY, very
room modern house.
nice watarfront with
55 each; quarter cssh.
ROT I 20: I12r>n
TAKE NOTICF3 that thp above Is a true
cop5» ot the proposed By-Law upon which
the vote of Ihe Municipality will be taken
(It the School lIouMe, ()al< Ray Avenue, Oil
Saturday, the ftlh day Of March, 1012, frcr.i
B a.in. to 7 p.m.
.T. S. FLOYD, C.M.C.
Oak Bay. B. f'.. 2fith February. .!.|..
The property of John Ilaggerty, in-
cluding liouae and four lots, frontage
of 120 on Fort and 120 on View street.
Tenders to be received up to Tuesday,
February 20th. Also the stock, plant
ai>d"i5oodvvlll of the .Tno. Hagjjerty &
Qb. flr^o win bo sold as a going con-
cern to\the highest offer up to Thurs-
\day, Fei!)ruary 29th.
Terms can be made for payment
and particulars given of the business
bv the undertilencd.
JOHN HAGGERTY & CO.
Spring near soulh-east
of subdivision of Lot 1.
i:„"nan,ed^ et-eeU on r"n;*hU,' 1 "'"■""" "'
« E '4 Section 28, Township 1.
UnAanied creek near soul h-we» corner of
8 W. U section 5, Township 6.
Three springs on west pari of Lot 51, Group
Utmamed spring on S.K, '- ^-^ tlon 10.
SnTairstream^'entertng on western boundary,
of .Section 22, B'o<'k 5 north. Range 1.
'''"'"N'o!"3'!'rl.lng on east side of Halls
Creek
through
p",.!e Road and flowing hence througt
N E. \ of Section 20, Township .->.
freek r;o 2, rising on east side of Hall
Prairie Road and fIo•^•lng hence th— •
N.E. '/» of Set tlon 2", Townslilp ».
through
8.
Bchool-houso
CORFORATION OF THE
OAK BAY.
DISTRICT or
TANNARD ave.,
cash.
1 lot, SOxlBO-, $975; third
7"JLnWOOD corner, .5«xll4; $1100; third
cash.
St., i li<
»OgW
caah.
IDNBY
160
lota and aorvags al rva*u»»i>i«
Acres at Hardy Bay, close ttf to-wa-
Blte.
c
A LL and
ua abtml IM wbOTS,
s
w
R
Xl quarter cash. »
ST. Paitrlck. 8 lota, fiOJttW;- fiooe.' aacn;
quarter caah.
CENTRAL ave. and lAurel, 2 lo*a 1*78
each; quarter ^aah.
lots.
nuxlXS, raii , ini<iil»i
.■■^-,:l.::>. '
eO.xifV: 11230 each;
ter cash.
ruvner Mars, %it^^r au»r-
By-Lnw No. 115
A byiTaw
To Raise the Sum of $75,000 for
Water Works Purposes
WHRREAS. the Municipal Council of the
Corporation of Ihe District of oa* »»T
determined to construct certain works for
l,h6 supplying and distributing of wat;>" <«
the iJi-blur.ls ct the Municipality of ths
Dutrlct ot Oak Bay. namely, by laying wa-
ter pipes within the Mnnmipairty »oi tu*
diatrlbutlon and supplying of water?
AND WHEREAS It la Intended to bor!*oW
the sum of $7»;ooo for tha object of oo».
Btructing tho works herelnbr:are mentioned
upon rhe aeourlty of the -water ratee and
Chargea imvowri Ujr lli* •'%'*«? CsJirsea By-
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that application will be
mxde to tho Board of Licensing Commis-
sioners at their next Bittlngs to be held after
the expiration of thirty days from the dato
hereof, for the transfer to Alexander W.
Eraser and .lohn Llnd. both ot the CUy
of Victoria, British Co'urobla, cf tho license
now held by mo to soli aplrltuous liquors
on the premises known as tho Gordon Saloon,
•Ituato at No. 615 Johnson Street, Victoria.
^' ^' H. O. STUCK BT.
Dated this Slst day of January, 191^
and
Arm
NOTICE
TAKB NOTICB that appHsatli«n will be
made to the Board of Licensing Commls..on-
n. M vietorla. B. C at their next sitting
tobe held after the expiration, ot tnirty a.y.
from the date hereof, tor th«r transfer to
Percy Porter, of Victoria, B. C. of the II-
IZll now hild by ma to sen 'PTMoa. llq-
n«r. bv retail upon the prwilaea known aa
tha California Hotel, ntvate at t-v. *••
JohnMB aliest. in the City of Victoria, B,
°* Dated at Victoria. B. C. thia «7th Aay ot
Decern bur, J»>3
CHOMAB IXnftB McMANUB.
I'reek No. 1, north of Clayton
on east side of Malls Pralrlo Road.
rt^tnime. stream flowing northwest
throuKh sections 2 and 11, Town.shlp 19.
small unnn.ned creek running through l.ots
Unnamc"'\ueiim flowing t'-rough Lots 349.
347 and S4K. u r „. «n
Unnamed stream running through Lot 30,
Tnu.'n«htp 1"
Stt-eam" rising in Block 229. '"'rouP l
running Into Medwell Bay, North
Biir:-ard Inlet.
rnnamed Rtream running through Town
Lot 7HI. I'oit Hammond Townsite.
Unnamed Ptream running through Lot 429,
unnamed stream conilnR from hlll-sldo about
1 000 feet west of SUvordalP, C. P. Ry.
rni'inmed stre.im rising north of Keary
Street. Papperton, thence along ravine.
SniHll rrrck running through N.E. U Sec-
tion 21. Township 26.
Small .itream flowing through N.E, U Of
t«erllon 20, Township 17.
Unnamed stream flowing throug|i Lot 32
ot subdlvlHlon of Lot 1, Grojip 3.
Unnamed stream rising half a mllo west , of
' Abbolaford and r'lnnlis ibrmig-h s.R. U
Seel Ion 21. Township 16, and Abbotsford
Townsite. , . . „ ,,
Unnamed stream flowing through Section
Ifi Block 5 north, Rango 2, west.
Unnamed creek on N. E. . '4 Section 27,
Section 10, Township 16.
Unnamed stream on N.E. W Section 2i,
nroui> J. Simt>.y r.J'uSii.'^.BaUt.y.
Unnamed spring on S.E. U Section 34,
Township S. 1
iTnn.inu'd spring on N.B. H Section 8.
Township 16. _
tinn«M»t«t» «••»%..* ».•• -..»... »% *.*-..».«*. -.... - - ,. i* -
Ship 16. , ■ „
JLfnnamsd stream on B. M Section 11. Town-
ship 1*. .....,,.
li'nnamed atream riianlnc through W. Mi t*t
ItO, Group 1.
Notice Is hereby giv«n that Jahn
Samuel Henry Matson, ot Victoria,
British Columbia, Is applying to His
(•:xceHcnoy the Oovernor-GenerRl of
•:anad.T in Council fdr apprcwal of the
tioa plans, site and dosorJptlon of
works proposed to be conatruoted. In
\\'est Bay, Victoria Hairbor, Victoria,
B. C. being the lands situate lying and
belnff hi the City of Victoria aforesaid,
and known, numbered and described •■
pait of Block VIII. of paTt of lot num-
ber 29, Section XI., Vlewfleld Farm,
Vancouv«r Island, Brltlah Columbia, and
"has deposited the area and ette plAOa
of the proposed works and a deacrlption
thereof with the Minister of Public
Works at Ottawa and a duplicate there-
of with the rieKl«tTM--Oen©ral of Tttlea
In the Land Registry Offica In the City
of Victoria, British CJolumbia, and that
tha matter of the «ald application will
be proceeded with at the «X(itratloii of
one month from the tim« of tha ftewt
publication of thia Notice in Oia 'X3ui<
ado. Gazette."
Dated this 22nd day of FabniU-yv •*•
D., 1912.
JOHN SAMUEL. HENUT MATSCKM.
PatltkMMf.
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICB that appUMbtlAR -«ltl
be made to tha Board of Ucaa^nc OWW
mlaaloners for tha Matiloi]>*)lt|r «ff
Saanlch at their next ntaattBf fM '•
iiansfcr from lEnoch S»«B tO J>IWM'
Callander of tha Itcanaa nxm |MII4 %|r
the aald Bnoch Saca to sell lttt<iHWU«iy
Ikiuoru by retail on tha prmnUjMUl iRMnii^
as tha Prairie HoUI, Bam «Moa|i)| Ml^
Vancouver IsUnd. BrtCtah QtMlMpdMbk
y BNOCtt •MOfak
Iteted this 16th «ftr «t HnatOfi liit
NOTICB
TAKB MoncB that fit jM <
<b« Board *f Mca«)l»$li| Om
the city of Victoria, B. JS^ -
apply for a trAMtar «t •«•
sale «t Wlrllttoirt Md fwm^"
retail hM hy **•.,>«• 'L^i-f i
ra-^t; «!• " Yatar wtPtm,: ^
Herbert H- "Wjuhf *»*
D*ied- -at Vitfttaaa, H. tV^jj
»t Mauaey. ItHt,
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ment Afeafly^ UtaiUtA, AlgW^
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VICTORIA DAJT.Y COLIXMST
25
itdjck Markets amid
Fmamidal News
CITY OF VICTORIA
HI
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Al
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Better Prospects in English
and American Coal Fields
Give Encouragement —
Trading Very Light
>.'KVV YORK. Feb. Zl. — The stook
outlook, liased on the willingness of tlie
lOngiisn coai itinera to cOtifr-i Wltli the
I'l-erators, and on the favorable outlook
lor an ag^rcement of Americmi aiithra-
. ito cottlei-H and employes.
SiiHpenslon of Keptibllc Stt-el and Iron
ilividenrts was without effect except at
the outset, wli' n ih.- preferred shares
d£cli!i£d rlBOt- '.'''^' two tioints. with a.
"^Tmfla.F'Iosirin Bethiehem"ste'cir'p^^^
red. .One. of the <lw">f. >'"'"P-Vi^'?^. ^'^^ ^ho
detlinc in the regular quarterly dividend
on CfcP.fs;! preferred. Trading was ex-
Li.edingly light. Business averaged
scarcely more than 15,000 shares an
l-.our.
■| ae nidr'Krt \v ■ ieadorship-
lit litv liiiHi ii'Mti i-i.. .■..,...^. .. innrcnncflii
Union PaclHc and U. S. Sieel"scll ex-
dividond on Friday, and the improve-
iiitiiL UitheHS stocks ; f rom cov^
.^ring by the short .i.u....i.s. Copper
--i.ares held steady, London's trading
I t-re was on the moderate scale, which
has marked that contract operations
here recently.
Xhe cash movement points to another
less by local bank.s to the sub-treasury,
Monetary conditions othtiwi.se show no
I. iiaiisfM.
The Ijond market moved narrowly at
a minimum of dealings. T?otal sales,
pur value, '?1,72£,U00. U. S. S'.s rcglster-
eU decline 3-8 on call.
NKW XOKK STOCKS.
(FurnisheU by F. W. ,Stovcnison~& Co.)
CloshiB
Stocks— l^^^Bgh. Ivnv. Bid.
AlUs-Chalmcrs i.|Ly—i|. una. n-firMifMiTiTi-iM«
Amal. Copper. '•■■""■^■^"'"'■""■■"■""**'
.\mcr. .^Bi".
Amor. Beet Rugftr
.Mncr. ran. pfd »l% '-■
Amcr. Car Ktiy ' SOVi •'" » •»''■■«
.\merlcan Ice •• -• ""^i
-Viner. Locomotive .... "■-' ;>'•'"* ^1 '■?
Amer. Smeltlnc Tl Vo? '.v'i
.\mor. Sugar •• 119 ^i
Amer. T. and T li:'. '< 163>» 142%
.\mer. Tobaroo lU-i'-n 10-% lO-'U
.\tncr. Woulen ., .. ;.'6Vi
.\naconda 3S '33% 36
Atchison .\ 104 103% 103%
H. and O I0J»4 101 Vi 101 "Jl
I'. T-. K. . .V:...^i...i. i20% ^^&% 229%.
'■'.niral Leather -...•. 18 Ifi'^i I'H'
I'hcs. and Ohio "'" "' "'
f. and <i. VV
<•. il. and S. F ... ; . \
I'olo. F. and I -1 -o^i :'':
I'olci. iind Southern^ ...^_.. ■ ■ ' ^
Dlsiillere Seel' . ?t".'^ „ ™^^ ' . . -:s\
lOric 30% :io-', :ii)n
(ioldfleld Cons. iVj. I^S ^\
(Jt. .N'ortliern pfd'.,... 129% 129>i l.'!"*
lit. .Northern Ore . . . . • S'i'.i S< .Iotj
Illinois Central .. 135%
Inlor-Mei' I '^ 17% l.S
Inter. HarvcBtor l«n*»
K. t'. Southern -15 ?»
I., and -V !.■'- l''l'. K,l'.j
I.chlRh Valley IoT-t; I;;7^i l.-.7-%
.Maekrty Co"8 ^-%
lUy -Conii l'\ ' ■- -ITVi
M. S. P., S. P. M i-TS
M. K. and T -''''>i
.Missouri facilic ' .- ' '■■'%
s^^y. "^c-nTra^ 110 >-i it^r'iio.%
N. y. O. a.nd W .. 38%
Norfolk and West 110% HO 110
.Vorlhern Pacific 117 ni\% IHi^i
Pacific -Mall • • 31 Vi
l>nn»yl. Uailfay 122»1 122'A 122"i!
I 'fopU-'s t;a.M . . . . W'T-Vi
rrcfiscd Steel Car 2»Vi ">>% -'■>%
KallH-ay Htoel dps •• 27
HoadlnK 163% 152«i 153%
Hop. Iron and Steel... 1C54 . 15'^ 16%
Uork InlRn.l Jj^gag^jgn":. . .2T)«
si'>.-i<i Khcrri<-i<i .^HmHI^k". SS '
.South-r-n Paou'ic '•i*:'": '•'-'. . 1ft7%
Souihern Hallway .... i -'•• -7%
Tenn. Copper ■"•'Vi
Vnxns Pacific . . 2 1 Va
Inlon Pacific 1K4S !«* 1«4'i
do pM - : . ■<-■'. ■>"';
r. S. Rubber I", 'i
II. S. HICPl I'"-. »:''•; i.i>
do pfd lOS^i lOSij, lOSl^
Cfah Copper '■«".; -.Ofi'L- '.«&(,
Vlislnla t7heni '.il-^
Wabaoh 7 ■; \, i;\
We-slern Vnliui •■ ■ ' i , \\%
W'estinK'iouPc 7 1
Wisconsin Oimril r.j
Monoy oh call. '2% prr <ohl.
Tiital Kal''B. 17B.2(lO shares.
VICTORIA STOCK KXOHANiiK.
PW
Stork— Hid. Askcrl.
American Canadian <''il 07 in
Canaxllan Northnc.>n Ql] n.T^j nr.
Canadian Pacific Oil 1 >. .■.;■
.M.irlriipa Oil ..., im's .(in\i
IiiternaMnnal C. and C ,'.(; ,-,<(
Nl'"oIa \^alley C. and r* ,(;o
U(f\-al Colllerle»i n:,':. .'ifiii,
Wcslorn ('. anil «' '.no
n, ('. Packers mtn n."i.iio 7.",,ii<i
t '. X. P. KI.'iherlcK ;i.oo ?, .'.0
H. i". Prrni. Loan Hd.iiti
r)oniinlon Trust (""o 1 20.00
(it. West Perm, (a) 124.00 127.00
Pacific Loan 2S.0O -t.'i.or)
Stewart Lanrl c.oo 11.00
II. C. Copper 1.00 4.50
can. Con. S. and R n.'i.OO 42.00
(iranby 34.00 .T'.Ofl
Coronation fiold .i.i ,<?;
Kootona.v Oold ."ft ,no
I.m kv Jim 1!) .:'L'
Nugget Gold 4 2
Itamhler Cariboo ..".ft
Ht«nd«.rd Lend 1.25 1.50
Olarler Creek 02 .o:\
lied Cliff to , . '
Stowart M. and D 25
Klaakino Gold 07
Snowitorm- 30 .s.";
Sftlen.
5000 Maricopa Oil at .00'.^; 5000 at .flOVj.
Money R»te«.
.VRW Y«'iriK. Feb. 27. — Money on crill
steady. 2?4W2<^ jier cent; ruling ratp. ■J%
per rent; eloalng bid, '^% per cent; offerod
at 2'-j per cent. Time loans strong, sixty
days, 2%«f3 per cent; ninety days. 3i& 3>4
per cent; six months, 3%<f*'i^/t i>er cent,
i-rimc! mrrcwniile pnpfr. a^itriv, per t*ent.
«lerllng exchange sl..tjdv. "11 h artual busi-
ness In hankers' bills at I4.S4.40 for sixty
i'.:ir,ys and at Jt..".7.;,". for d^iUWit.!. C.m-
merelal bllla $f.S3,75. B« r«llvor. SfiH.
inercia! MPs. I4.R3.75. Bar •liver, 611^,.
Vancouver'* IJcenBlnc board haw asketl
for a »p«i<i,lal fund of fS.'OOO for the an-
pn-hrnHinn and puni.thmcnt of offenderft
atalnut the liquor law.
THE CITY_MARKBTS
' KETAIL.
The only rhatiBe to be recorded today Is
th«3 decline. In the price of Island egB» to
35c and the disappearance of Eastern esge
from iho market altogother.
Foudxtuffo.
Straw, per ton 1».00
Hraii, per 100 lbs ^ l.HO
bhorls, per 100 lbs. '. 1.71
Oats, per 100 lbs. 1.059 1.7f
Feed Wheat, per 100 lba,.1.7S 2.00W2.2S
Crushed Onti>, per 100 lbs, ..., 1.76
Uarley. per 100 lbs 2.00
C'.ackeJ Corn, per 100 lbs. ... 2.10
Feed Corntneal, per 100 lbs... 2.10
Hay, par ton 22.00
Chop Feed, per 100 lbs. !.(•
V.nolo corn, per 100 lbs..... 2.00
(.rushed Barley, per 100 Iba... t.lt
Alfalfa liay, per ten ., 23.00
E««s—
Fresh Island Esga, per ilor. , . . .26
Chotso—
Caaadlun. per lb 2<c 3 Itk .«!
i:r«ank. local. «ach .li
Alberta, per lb. ixiHHBK ■'*
«-•♦ x>a!ry, per 1L-. -S^MWHIBi!.: ^sg
Victoria Creamery, per lb. .. .10
Cowlchan Creamery per lb... .60
Coinox Creamery, per lb .40
Salt Spring Isl. Creamery,, lb. .45
B. C. Butter .4«
New Zealand Butter .40
nonr.
Roy.. ' 1-5E
r^k.' . ..^....... ,_,,., V,^i..^:
'I\uy»i i»ita»^ct;t'r3.' ns^* "•■. ■ • »v. « ~~"-".': ""'~~i','sv ~-^
Wild llose, per sack 1.98
JJatitn Il;'"-i •■-" Sat:kv-..y..-".-;..;.,.v;v;.;1.9fi::, :'
Calgary. 1'96 ■
MoOat's 1 or ba« .„ l.«»
Drifted Show, ts<' aaolc ...... 1-99
Three Star, per aack l-9f
Snowllake, per bag i.so
Kralt,
I..emons. per doien • ••♦••»i*4t',J£4t 'J!
Uananas, per dozen 'tiSUuSaSx". •?•
'Malaga: -tJrspew, - lb. -...> m wiwi^-i »>i
Apples, per box .............. 'S.OOO*-09
Plnoapplea -SB
Pomegranatea S fot; .^.. -2S
Perairomoiis, eatsa ■ . . . i . . . iv. i. . .3S"
.^ nreata.
Beef, per lb ••» •»»
Mutton, per lb •?!**■''
Mutton, Australian, per Ib^v. .(J»©.1S
Veal, dressed, pur lb .' .12H<tt.2i
Chickens ^,20©.J4
Fowl '^*,.
Vegetab'iea-
Toniutocs, per lb. , .\ .20
Parsley, bunch .............. .0(
t^uoumbers. each ....;........ .40
P4}tatocs, per sack 2.0Q@2.50
Ashcroft I'ulatoes, per sack.; 2.60
Cabbajfe, ne>s', per lb .06
Garlic, per lb .26
unions, 5 lbs .25
Beets, lier lb ..,.« .04
Carrots, per lb .04
New Carrots, 3 bunches ...... .16
Cauliflower, each .20®. 25
Celery, per stalk, 3 for .26
Green Peppers, per lb. .26
Sweel Potatoes, 4 lbs. for.... .26
Greea Onions, 3 bunches ....^ -lo
Citrons, per lt>. -it
pumpkins, por lb. ......... .04
Curly Kaie. per ib. ... ..i.. .. ■«*
Ithuburb, iijrrT/ bunches for.... -35
Brussels wSrouta, per 2 Iba. . . .2*
JROTICE
"NAVIGABLE WATEBS FROTECTION
ACT."
DOG WAGON REQUIRED
Tenders will be rtcelved by the under-
signed up to Monday, 3 p.m., the 4tli of
March for a wagon to bo used for put-
ting dogs in t^ convey them to the
Pound. The was"n win re'iulrfc to have
2 compartments atid to have cranked
axle at rear, so that It will be as low
to the giound as possible; front wheels
to pass underneath front of wagon. The
parties tendering for the above will be
required to furnish plan^ and specifica-
tions and time requlrtd to build the
same, with all necessary lamps, locks
for spring doors, and complete the same
in good working order to the satisfac-
tion of the Pound Commillee and I'ound
Keeper.
The lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
WiVI. V\-. KORTHCOTT,
City Hall, Purchasing Agtnt.
Victoria B.C., Feb. 26, 1912.
CITY LIGHTING DEPART-
MENT
i5eparat« tenders will be received up to
3 p. in. Marcli 4th, .1912, for the supply
of Electrical equipment, Globes, Lamps,
etc. Specifications of which can be seen
at the olHce of the under.signed, to wliom
all tenders are to be delivered. The low-
est or any tende'r not necessarily ac-
cepted.
JPurcl' it.
- 'CJity^Iiall,' February lytn.iui-.
NOTICE
The Municipal Council of the Corpor-
ation of the City of Victoria having de-
termined tlmt it iB desirable:
Notice Is . iiereby given that Mary
Jean Croft of Victoria, British Colum-
bia. 1« applying to His Excellency the
Ciovernor-General of Canada in Council
u approval of ■' m. plans, site and
description of wv.ik.s iiroposed to be
uonstrucled in West Bay, Victoria Har-
bor, Victoria, B. C, being the lands
situate lying and being In the City of
Victoria aforesaid, and known, numbered
and described -IS part of Block VIII. of
part of Lot ;»umbcr 29, Section XI..
VicWiield Farm, Vancouver isiar.d,
Brilish Columbia, and has deposited the
area and «Uc. plans of the proposed
worits and a description thereof with
the Minister of ruhlic Work.s at Ottawa,
and a duplicate thereof witli the Kegls-
trar-General of Titles in the Land
Keglstry Office in the City of Victoria.
British Columbia, and that the matter
of the said application will he pro-
ceeded with et the expiration of one
month from the time of the first pub-
'lica;timi ox ' iSti»-"i'»vl!ccr- m- ttte' "G^
Gazette."
Dated IhiK 22nd day of February, A.
D. 1912.
M.VKV JEAiv' CROFT,
Petitioner.
OFFICE OF PROVINCIAL
SECRETARY
INSA>K ilOSriTAI., fOQUTI.AM
^lOAI.Kl) tf-nders supeisirlbed "Tenders for
lO Furniture, Insane llnapjtal." will be re-
ceived by the Honoural>lo the Provincial
Secrrtary up to 12 o'clock noon of Satur-
day, the Ifith March, 1(112, for furniture
:iiiil furnishings for the new .Mental Hos-
I>iin.l ai Co(|ultlam as follows: —
1 1 ) Hedstenda and Bidding.
<2i Carpels, Draperies and Window
."iiade.-!.
i3i Furnlinre.
.Speciflciitions and full Information will be
lurnlsihed upon appHiallon to Di-. C. K.
Dohcrty, Medical .^Superintendent. Hospital
fni* tiv Insane- Xen- W.-aiinlnal er_ R.f'.
Karh proposal must be accompanied by an
accepted cheque or certlflcaite of deposit en
a chartered hank of (.'anada made payabln
to the Honorable the Provincial .'Secretary
for a sum equivalent to 10 per cent', of the
amount of the tender, which shall be for-
filtrrt If The parly tenderlntr decline to rn-
te,r into contract when called up'in to do so,
or if he fall to cofnplete the work contract-
ed fT. The chrqiies or certificates of de-
posit will be returned to tlio unnicreastul
tenderers upon the execution ot the eon-
tpael. The lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
H. E. TOtTNG.
rrnvlnelftl flecretarA".
Prevlnelnl .''eeretnrr'B Offlcp,
2:>rd February, 1912.
NAVAL SERVICE OF CANADA.
PK.M.EO TBNDICllS addressed to the un-
derslgneil v/ill be received up till noon on
the 15th of March for the supply for twelve
months ft om April 1st. 1912. of the follow-
ing Fresh Provisions to the Bhips of the
.\aval .Servke at Halifax. .V. ».. St. .lohn.
N. B.. Chariot lelown. P. E. I.. Quebec, Mon-
treal, Vancouver and Bjoulmalt. H. C.
Fresh Beef, Fresh Mutton, Fresh Pork,
Bacon, Fresh rish. Butler. Fresh Milk,
Hrean, r'otatm**. \»nion», ur irt-«ka, ^uwumav.
Turnips. Cninits. Parsnips, Beels. ,
Forms of tender may be obtained from
!!■,.-. andcrsisned or from the Naval Rlore
Officers. H. M. C. Doekyardi HftUfitx, N. 8.,
and rcuctniTDRlt. H. f.
i;nauthorli«d publlrailon of this notice
wli; not be paid fo|-.
(1. J. UlCRBARATfl,
Depuly Mliil.«iei or the Naval Service, De-
i>ai:~..-;;:: of i'.:c N=r.a! Service. ,
OtiBwa. Kebniary 10th. 1»«3,
' "T.Tg'ggfletru'dt d TrermsgenrittaBwgiif'
on the north side of Bay street from
Douglas street to Tannery street, and
remove poles and trees frbm off said
street, if nece.>?sary;
3. To expropriate the necessary real
property on hotli .sides of Pembroke
street, between Spring road and Fei-h-
wood road, for tite purpose of widenint;
said .-street to a uniform width of 48
feet;
3. To widen tlio fcidewalks on boili
sides of Quadra .street from Pandora
avenue to Burdette avenue, between the
lot line and the present walk and the
curb, and . to remove poles and trees
wher« necessary;
4. To widen the present sidewalks on
Blanchard street, between Pandora
a.\ cnue and Burdette avenue on the west
side, and between Pandora avenue and
Courtney street on the east .'»lde, and
retx^v^ poles "and trees wh**re ncc**«Haiy.
and to vonstruot a permanent sidewalk
on the east side of said street, between
Courtney street a,nd Burdette av,enue.
t. To widen tne sidewalks on bdth"
sides of Yates street, from Cook street
to Fer.'iwood road, l>etwcen the property
lint and the present walks;
6. To construct a permanent sidewalk
of 'concrete on the north side of Krie
street, from St. Lawrence street to
Dallas road. And that all of said works
shall be carried out in accordance witli
he provisions of the Local Impravement
General Bylaw, and amendments there-
to, and the City Engineer and City As-
sessor having- reported to the Council,
in accordance with the provisions of
Htclion 4 of this by-law, upon each and
every of said works of local linprove-
rr.ttU, giving statements showing tlie
amounts estimated to be chargeable in
each case against ihc vaiiOUo portion:!
of real property to be benefited by the
..,«4_-->. ^^r> Hs„ .••rvneto rxf tlio CltV
tyr^i\t .. w . *., *-*..— — ...» - — ,- - . ^.-
Kugineer and City A8.se«sor as aforesaid
liHving been adopted by the Council.
NOTICE is HEREBY OIVE.N' that
the said report.^ are open for inspection
at the ofilce of the City .\ssessor, City
Hall, DcRiglas street, and that unless a
petition against any proposed work of
local improvement above mentioned,
signed by a majority of the owners of
the land or real property to be assessed
fcr such improvement, and\representing
at least one-half of the value of the said
land or real profierty, is presented to the
Council within fifteen days from the
date of the first publication of this no-
tice, tlie Council will proceed with the
proposed improvement upon sucli terms
and conditions nx to the .payment of the
cost of such (improvement as the Coun-
cil may by by-law in that belialf reg-
ulate and determine.
WKLLIN'GTON J. DOW LEU,
t:;ty Clerk's Omce, C.M.C.
Febvtiary 22, 1912.
NOTICE
Tliat the Municipal Council of tne
Corporation of the City of Victoria hav-
ing determinetl that it H deslitible;
1. To grade, drain and iJ«ive with an
asijliallic pavement Henry .Stieet from
Mary Street to Ksqulmalt Hoaa, and
construct ciirlm. gutters and sldewalits
on both skies of said street, also latei-al
connections to sewers, surface drains
an<l water mains, and remove poles. If
necessary.
2. To grade, drain and pave with an
asi^lialtic pavement Beta .Street between
Alpha .Street and Delta Street, and con-
struct permanent .sidewclks, curbs and
gutters on both sides of said street, also
lateral connections to sewers, surface
drains and water mains, and remove
l)olt!8, if necessary.
3. To widen Millsldt -\veiiui- i'ro:n
O.dai' Hill Road easterly to the City
Liinltti, and to expropriate sufficient
property to widen llie said avenue to a
uniform width of seventy-five feet fol-
lowing Ibe i)resent street lines.
4. To construct pernianenl Kidewalks
of concrete on both sides of Harrison
jitreet, between Furl Slieet and Fulultcn
Avenue.
w ,«.. _,,^..|„ .3...„1_ „...! ..I...
*'. A O «i U*UC, A.i» rtw« Uln* I".. . , .. I V .1 ....
asplialtlc pavement Lee Avenue, from
Leigiiston Road to F%>it Sli'ecL, and con-
struct permanent sidewalks, curbs and
gutters on both skies of said avenue,
also lateral connections to sewers, sur-
face dr.iln.s :ind water rnains, and re-
1110 \ .
nw vovm-sooM BinraAZiOw,
wim t>ath. pantry, etc., ont-
half block from car line —
PRICE fa400
Casli $360, balance |2u.0U per
month. Including Interest.
SEPARATE TENDERS
Separate tenders will be received by
the undersigned up to 3 p. m. on Mon-
day, February 26th, 1912, for one med-
ium wciglit liorse, not over 7 years old,
to pass inspection by tile City Veterin-
ary Burgeon. One light wagon and one
set light liarness; wagon and harness
to bo to the satisfaction of Purchasing
Agent. Lowest or any lender not neces-
sarily accepted.
^Vm. W, NORTHCOTT,
I'urchaslng Agent.
City Hall. February I4th. 1912.
TENDERS FOR AIR COM-
PRESSORS
Tenders will be received by the un-
dersigned up to 3 p.m. on Monday, Fei)-
ruary 2fith, 1912. for 4 Air Compressors
as per specifications, which can be seen
at !'>>rcha«lng Agent's office.
The (lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
P.S. — Time for receiving tenders has
been extended to March 4th.
WM. W. NORTHCOTT,
City Hall, Purchasing: Agent.
February 14th, 1912.
NOTICE
RB ROBERT MCFADDKN DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that all persona
having claims asalnst the estate of
Robert McFadden, late of Vletorla,
British Columbia. who dle<t on the
7th day of November, ifill, and whose
will has been proved In the Bupremo Court
ot British Columbia by Huaan Maddaford
McFadden and William .Mcradden, the ex-
ecutrix and executor therein named. are
hffrt!Uy r«^uii«u i** •..■•lu p»«'tM.ui<ft.» ui itt«ii'
claims to the undersigned on or bcfoia the
JOth day of May. 1912, after which date the
<>«nrul«fa will proceed to dislrtbute th« as-
a«:a of the deceased amonff the partlea en-
fit 1.
tV,«reU
iav::
■a;- OS
clalma of which they ahall then hav« had
notire; and all persons IndnbtMi to the da-
ceased are requeateil to pay fh<s tmount of
their indebtedneaa to the underalKnad forth-
wllli.
CnEA.'JB A C«EASE,
VletO'la, B. C.
propert>
Road bi
ru,v K... .■..in
(■•il.-;|-.-(l ■ ■ ■' ''it.^
l\:uKiiicei '^; olfioe for the puriK>se of
wideniiii,' ;iid Toid to a lUJlfornt width
of 6t> i<i (6t)) feet.
7, To iraln and pave wiTti an
1 vetnent St. Amlrcw's Street
; -..I Straati-tn -Its nnrthf.rly-te.rt.
mination. and construct curbs, gutters
and pirlewalks r>n bntli "MMes of said
to SBW-
malns,
and remove piilea, it p.-
8, To con.struct bou on both
sides of St. Andrews Street from Sim-
coo Street to its northerly termination.
9, To construct boulevards on liotii
.sides of Michigan Street froni Oswego
•Street to Montreal Street:
And that all of said works shaTl be
oqrrief! out in nccord.incewith tlie pro-
visions of the Local Improvement Gen-
eral Bylaw, and amendrhents thereto,
and tlie City Engineer and City Asses-
sor liaving reported to the Council, in
accordance with the profjsions of Sec-
tion 4 of this bylaw, upon each and
every of said works of locaD iniprove-
inent, giving statements showing the
amounts estimated to be chargeable in
each case itgalnst the various portions
of real pi-operty to be 'oenefited iiy the
t^id work, and tbe reports of the City
i:i^iisliieei' ttUd ■ City --VsacBiTOi' iks €i fore-
said liavlng been adopted by the I'omi-
dl.
■>fOTICE IS HERiOBV GIVE.V Uial
the said reports are open for inspection
at the office of the City Assessor, CTlty
Hall. DouKlas Street, and that unless a
jietitlon Hgainst any proposed work of
local Jini)!0veinent above mentioued.
signed by a majority of the owners of
thi.» land or real property to be assessed
for .such iinprovenient and reijresentlnjr
at least one-half of the value of the
said land or real property, is pie.sented
to the Council within fifteen day.s from
the date of the first publication of this
notice, the Council will proceed witii the
Iiropo.sed liniirovement upon such terms
and conditions as to the payment of the
cost of such improvement as the Coun-
cil may by bylnw in that behalf rc.ij-
ulate and determine.
WELLIXGTOX J. DOWLER,
City Clerk's Office, C.V.C.
February, 2Sth, 1912.
f^flCE TO XANNFlJyM^^
The Victoria Machinery Depot has con-
tracted with the Astoria Iron Works to
build all Its (Mn I'llilng Machines supplied
In British Columbia. ,,.
Those Interested can aeoi Machines al-
ready constructed for local patrons at tlio
VICTOKIA MACrH.VEKY OErOT
Telephone S'O.
Auction Sale
BT SHzairr
Under and by virtue of c<?rtain war-
rants ot e.xecution issued out of tlie
County Court, holdon at Victoria, and
to me dirp"ted, I have seized and
talcen possession of two horses, one
hack and double set of harness, the
prorieriy of Htimlln Anilrews tlie Judg-
ment JC>cl)tor, nnd will offer <the same
for sale at the City Livery Stables.
725 Johnson Street, Victoria, on .\ton-
da.v next, February 'J6th at 10.30 a. m.
Terms of sale cash.
F, G. RICHARDS,
Sheriff.
Sheriffs OlTlop. Victoria, B. C, Febru-
ary 23rd. 15)12.
SHORi NOTICE SALE
Messrs. Stewart Williams & Co
Duly In.striictcd will sell by public auc-
tion at 1907 Duchess street (opposite the
Jnhlloc hospital) on
Thursday, Feb. 29th
at 2 o'clock sharp n quantity of nearly
new
Household Furniture
Books, Etc.
including:
Mission Oak Writing Desk, Mission
Oak Bookcase, XV. vols, of Huskin, VI 1.
vein. Of Arcliltecturat "Works. V| vols, of
Edgnar Allen Poo, XVIU. vols, of
Cyclopedia of Architecture. Carpentry
and Building, III. vols. History of Can-
ada and sundry Books. Underwood Type-
writer and Stand (nearly ne\v) Lace
Curtains and Blinds, very ftfie reverslb'e
Kug, Mission pak Ex. Table, 4 Mission
Cliairs, 2 Mission Kockers, Clock, Pic-
tures, 1 very Handsome Electric Chand-
elier, Gramaphone, .\Ibion Range, Lawn
Mower, Brass Bedstead. Spring and Top
Mattress, Brass and Iron Folding Couch,
Coal Oil Stove, Linoleum, Rugs and
other goods too numerous to mention.
Davies & Sons
AJnr'Mlltnc out larc* quantltir st
FURNITURE
tag YAirES STREET
irSW rOTm-KOOK XOUSB, un-
finished, but at present occu-
ided. .lust off Gorge car line —
PRICE O.NLY f 1500
Cash toOO.
Hxw rouB-mooai BwaAx.ow
- batl' p<jntry, all large rooms,
fiill-sl/.ed basement, fully mod-
ern, and beautifully finished,
biirlapijed and panelled, at the
Iirice this house is wllliout an
equal in ili« ciiv —
PRICE il2GOO
Cash »30o.
A BBAUTZrUX. LOT on Lyall
Street, just off Lanipsun, ,'.((
xl.'u —
B-thtrd cauli
LOT OW KOBE ST»EBT_ 15x1 U'.
— Also —
OWE OH AZ.aSK STRrET
."^iuue size.
EACH ff70O'
INVESTORS
SECURITIES
Co.
1316 OOUaZ.AB ST&EET
UqCOR ACT, IBIO.
ijectlon 35.)
NOTICE Is hereby given that, on tbi>
Fifth day of March next, application will
be made to the Suiierliiionrtent of Provinf-lai
Police tor the grant of a license for the
sale of liquor by retail In and upon the
premises known as The Hotel Ganges, sit-
uate at Ganges, Salt Spring Island, U. C.
upon the lands desct Ibed as the northeast
corner section two (2), range three t3) east.
.Salt .SpriOK Island. B. C.
Dated this 1st day of Februarv. 1912.
HARRV aOCH.
■Ai>i>iiOaii»L
Maynard & Sons
AUCTIONEERS
Important Sale
—OF
Pigs & Poultry
Instructed by Mr. W. II. Pcnnock. we
will sell at his ranch,
GLAXFORD AVE, ON'
Tuesday, March 5th
Di
r
Beyan, Gore & Eliot, Ltd.
STOCKS. BONDS, RE.\L ESTATE .^ND INSURANCE
(Members Victoria, Vancouver, Spokane Stock Exchange)
Agents Confederation Life Rochester German Fire
Money to Loan on First
Mortgage
Wanted, Good Agreements for Sale
Rooms 222-223-224 Say ward 15 lock
Phone 2471
Cotnmenrmff at
U O'CLOCK
.Ml frrs
igs, Poultry, Cows
Horses and
Farm Implements
InoluflinR: 175 rigs, all nlzes, 500 very
fine ChlckciiH assorted. Ducks. Geese and
Turkeys. 1 Cow just calved and milk-
ing 24 tjuarls a tlay, I Brood Mare in
foal duo in .vra\-, 1 t^olt 8 months old,
1 Horse, about .1 1-2 tonft of good Hay.
2 ton.s of Wheat Sheaves, Potatoes,
Turnips and ("arr««s, large Oafden
Roller, Sleigh, Cultivator, Hand Cultl-
vHtor and Seeder, 3 T'low.t, 1 Spring
and Draw Harrow, .Mowing Machine,
Hay Rjtke. Bain Farm Wagon, Express
Wagon with top, 2-wheel Dog Cart,
Vlarness and Saddle, Platform Scales,
3 Boiling Tanks. Cutting Bo.x, Block
and Taokio, i^rossetit Saws, /iarden.
Stalde. and Carpenter.*) Tools. Stack
Covr 36 feet. Bone prlndcr, grlnd.stone,
Cream Heparator, 2 Churns and other
furni ncce.ssltles.
We win aleo .^ell all the
Furniture & Effects
Consisting of: Very fline Oak Com-
hinalion Desk, Book Case, Bureau and
Folding. Bed. Wardrobe, Carpets, 2
Iron Beds. Springs and Mattresses,
Oak Dro-sscr, Blankets, Sheets, Spreads,
Pillows, etc., Dining-room Table, Cane
Seat Chair, Arm Chairs, Heater. Crock-
ery. 6-hole Steel Range. Couch, Tables,
Clialrs. Cooking Utensils, Milk Pails,
40 Bottlea of Prtsderves, Kitchen Cab-
inet, etc.
Sale starts with furniture 11 o'clock
Tuesday, March 5th. Lunch will be pro-
vided. Any further information can be
had from
MAYNARD A SONS Auotion««rs
788 Tltw Bit—t
Maynard & Sons
▲vonoiraaBs
Instrwcted we will sell at our sales
room, 726 View street.
Friday
tw.m. Airs 11 A. M.
Furniture and
Furnishings
Of a 7-rooi« house, Ihcludltilr. church
organ. 12 stops and pedal bass. Also
. ..^ VMlVKBtn, flTCKpt, BTO.
Two mares nnd a fine assortment c*
chickens already entered. Full parti-
culars later.
KATirABB * •owm MmMMum
F. W. STEVENSON & CO.
LiSTOCK. AND BUND BRuKERS
Members
Chicago Board of Trade Victoria Stock Exchange
104-106 Pcmberton Bi^ilding - Corner Fprt and Broc^d Streets
ORDERS EXl
■D ON ALL EXCHANGES
Dealers in Local Stocks. Municipal. Government. Railway.
WANTED—SOUTH AFRICAN WARRANTS
Private Wires to Chicago, New York. Boston and Montreal
"^VVJirA
"Aavsrtislny is to business what
■tvam is to Machinery"
Advertisement Writers
Multigraph Work, Circular
Letters, Notices, etc.
NEWTON ADVERTISING
AGENCY
rourth rioor, Times Buildg.
A
Mining StocKs
AU Active ■bares 3>«ftit »»
OS OommlssiPn
Memoers Vttnouvt.^» - —
Stock Excltanges. I>rivate wire connec-
tion with all chief market centres. Lat-
est quotations.
Iffaw Tork, Canadian anft Xiondon Mkta.
Waghorn. Gwynn & Co
stockbrokers
Bank of Hamilton Bldf..
VancouTar.
LAND REGISTRY ACT
IN THE MATTER of an application for a
fresh Certificate ot Title to Lota 41 and
42, Ea»t Victoria, B. C, Map 370, Vic-
toria City, Brltlih Colu^nbla.
NOTICE IS HEREBi" GIVEN of my in-
tention at the expiration of one calendar
month frora the flrat publication hereof to
issue & xrv»ii v^^j. v.i.^**" o* -..w.w .•. ..c.^ o*
the Certificate of Tltl« Issued to Florence
E. Shafer on the 6th oi October. 1»10, and
' numoerod iiiX* C iivuI.-U liii iicon losi cr
destroyed.
Dated at Land Registry Office. Victoria,
B. C Ihle J2Dd day ot Pecember. 1»11.
S. T. WOOTTON.
Reslstrar Oeneral ot Titles.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Office Annex, Onvrmmeat BuildlDco.
Vlotorln
t1E.\LBD TENDEH.S, superscribed "Tender
I - . Q**j-Q ^»^— —-.j^ Oovcri^menl H^i'''*'".?":
Vlrtnrla," will be received by the Honour-
able the Minister of Tubllc Works up to 12
o'clock noon ot TliurHday. the :".Hh day ot
Kebruary. J91;:, for the erection and comple-
tion of a concrete and limber-framed office
ann<»x, site, corner of Government and
Kuperlpr Street, Victoria. B.C.
Plans, Bpeclflc«tlon», contract and forms
of tender may be seen on and after the 20th
day of February. i'jl2. at the general offiee
of the Department of I'ubllc V>'Oik», Vic-
toria,
("ontraetors wIshInK to obtain plans and
speelrieatloiis can. for the sum of $16. ob-
tain same by applying to the Department;
this sum win bo refunded upon the return
ot the plans and speelflcatlons, or a bona-
flde tender.
Kaili proposal must be accompanied by an
accepted bank chetiue or certificate of de-
posit ott a chartered bank of Claiinda. made
payable to the Honourable the Minister of
I'u'bllu "Works, foi the silin of $860, which
shall be forfeited If the p«(rty tondpring de-
clines to enter Into contrnjt when called
upon to do so, or It he fall to complete, the
vv>.rk c-onir«(tted for. The Cheques or certl-
flDtes of deposit of unsuccessful tenderers
will be returned to them ujpon the execution
of the contf-ncl.
Tenders will not be considered unless
made out on' the forms supplied, signed with
the actual signature ot the tenderer, and
enclosed In the envelopes furnished.
The lowest or any tenUer not necessarily
accepted.
.1. B. GRIFFITH.
Public Works Bnglneer.
Dppartmont of Public Works,
Victoria, B. C. Kebruary 17th, 1912. tc2i
J. B. HOBSON ESTATE
■ .'.,.'■. -i-
MININO PROPKRTIf ro* BALE.
Tenders will be reczAred by the undersign-
ed ui» to March 16th next for the following
property: . " \
Mining lease No. 1187 locs!M on Spanish
Creek, near Qucsnel Fork^ equipped with
Hydraulic^ Pipe and Giants for Hrdrsullc
Mining, with water record f*r asme: siso
:is acre* Crown granted land st drasta
Blanca, Oarlboo, with store tiulldlivg. sUllU
and dwelling; al«o , >/
General Merchandise at Oreaw Bianoa, In-
ventory of which can be smiI oft apii^leattoB
to .
Messrs. Blinoik L,eiMr A Oj(., K<i<L, o( Vie
toria, B. (i \ '
Hesst*. Lorwtrt, Hansy « tlaaibto^ lAt^.
of Vancou«»r, B. 0.
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U. C.J «t»» V . .
MX (IfhorMs »n^ Hsi»lM«|; #«
Bids HHF «« w«ar
.vAi-i., -;,:':;. :;" •,'-.
V tM ftl«h«it ot
•ac«pt4iJL. .
u.c. ..--■,' ■.
Some Advantages
of Having This
Company Named
as Executor
and Trustee in
Your Will.
Because acting in these
capacities is our business,
therefore we are naturally
able ^o handle such " v.-ork
.more quickly and satisfac-
tririlv 3?T^ If>cc *a-vr%<»r»ci^r«»l^y
■ * J tii-^ AS....... ^.vkL.. %.(*..>» • ^.k ,
than an individual wRo has
his private affairs to attend
to.
Because it requires tech-
nical knowledge and much
experience to satisfactorily
handle trust funds and it
is unreasonable to expect
expert knowledge from
limited experience in this
work.
Because the faithful per-
formance of the duties of
this company as executor
and trustee is guaranteed
by its total assets, amount-
ing to over $3,000,000, as
well as by its bond with
the government aiul by
government iftspcctioft
*
Call and alW us to tcU
y<i^ loptore about this or
writt for boiAI«t on the aub-
j«ct.
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.S TO BE
BUILT AT ONCE
C, P. R, Witi Spend Over Half
a Million on Coquitlam Im-
provements During
Summer,
October ist
Greenwood
Sold Out
General Manager Bury Tells of
Big Expenditures on Com-
pany's Western Lines.
JTorld," Feb. 14. 191
J^flisKdBNiiWf ■■1!
One completely equipped unIt"^Jnile
mammoth new Coquitlam terminal
scheme is to be constructed Dy the
Canadian Pacific Railway during the
coming spring and summer, according:
to an announcement made today by
Mr. George J. Bury, vice-president and
general manager of the C. P. R.. who is
in tlie city on an Inspection trip of im-
provements that are contemplated In the
West generally, and Vancouver and Co-
quitlam In particular.
The expenditure that is to be made
this year alone In Coquitlam In the
installation and erection of one unit of
the company's terminal plant will
amount to over $600,000. But that will
1)0 only a start, Hr. Bury deulurefi.- Tnc
entire big terminal scheme Is laid out in
units, to be constructed as the increase
of traffic demands. The first of these
units, which is to be completed next
fall, will comprise a round house, about
25 miles or tracKs, car repair bmupb,
paint shop, machine shop, temporary
bunkhouse for the men, coal bunkers
and such other minor buildings and
cquipiucTit S.5 ars necos!>&ry *Gr the es-
tablishment of terminal facilities on
such s. lETgre ?fcalfl-
Bventually there will be four or five
UEits. and shout ninety-five miles of
■ tracks at the company's Coquitlam ter-
minals. But it has all been des!gi*»^d
0.1 the unit principle, and the units will
be added and the terminal facilities in-
creased as the growth of commerce and
traffic warrant it. Mr. Bury empha-
sized the fact that in establishing these
terminal facilities at Coquitlam the
.- company '^was- planning not only for
wonderftil growth and demands of Van-
couver's world-wide commerce during
the next few years, but even what the
commerce may Increase to when the
large proportion of the trade that Is
expected to follow the opening of the
Panama Canal is directed this way.
January 51!^
St. Mary's
Heights
Four-fifths
Sold Out
February loth
Terminal Centre
No. 2 Sold Out
February i6th
Tames Park Sold
Except 20 Lots Out
of 600
February 20th
Park View Sale
Opened in. Winni-
peg, 150 Lots Sold
First Two Days
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PRICES IN
FIRST DIVISION
fcOQUITLAM TOWNSITE
Advance Sharply, March the 5th
It is true that prices are to be advanced in our First Division.
I*. ^<^ 3*SiO ♦T"tJt^-Ti 1 li£ ^riv*-*Ti*^S ^S ii-Lii.y • wa^»*-*.a.*^-v.i« ,,r ■■■■■iwwa- -■---■ — ■-■■t- ■»£■
There have been so many ■.iligiiililfflmLfqffa^ the p^ftiFWffTP"'
names suggesting business distrii^^^^^^^^^he kind or another
that you may have overlooked THE business district of Coquitlam.
Westminster Junction is now a business district. The vast extent of
the railway terminal zone — half a mile wide and more- than two miles
long— dividing the Coquitlam Townsite into two pai-ts, makes a north
side business centre inevitable, but don't let those ^acts^^^;, you from
_^... ^\ 4.^ T^T-DOT' rvT'v/TQTON' .'isSKy
giving yuui cii.tciJiiiv.'ii cv X AxxKj X *-»x ^ A.^.^^^j'Ti,
Remember That First Division
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If
a>*jHt.TO-Mi-. »w»jBj^-/.
Octobei
Pitt Centre
Sold Out
p.'n
HOW FIVE MILLION
DOLLARS WILL BE
SPENT THIS YEAR
■hop» on the other Bide, with the new passenger
and freight Btatlona nearby — Deep water trans-
portation on the Bouth, railway tran»portatlca
the north.
Sooner or later the Canadian worthern
enter Ooijultlam through the southern end of
rirst Dlvialon and the traneler tracks connecting
the Canadian Pacific and Canadian Northern will
have to traveree the IWDUST»IAI. SITES which
conetitute the harbor eiao of First Division.
THE tanainees centre will be WHEKE THE
BtrSXNESS Willi. BE — and the business wUl be
WHEKE TKB PEOPI.E A»E BUSIED — employ-
ed that la in the water terminals and the rail-
way Urminals. TOTT CAIT'T OBT AWAT PXOaC
Adjoins the only portion of the Canadian
Pacific terminals that •njoyii water frontage.
Has the best and most aoceaslble harbor
frontage in Coquitlam.
Borders on the railway terminals all the
way from north to south.
Controls the main approaches to the great
•hope -which axe to adjoin it.
Iiles between the terminala and the best
reaidenoe district in Coquitlam — St. Mary'a
Kelghta.
Is almost all level.
Is largely clear, open ground,
__ Ooouples the only correct and inevitable
location for the toualneaa centre, beoauae it
reaoheB from ioe uMSfxHix oxi tli» jpse sUls to th*
I grant you that it will take time for this business section to develop,
but if it were already developed I wouldn't be saying this and you
wouldn't be reading it.
Finally, I want to give you a little tip. The public has not yet heard
a half of the great things that are in store for Coquitlam. If the public
knew it all NOW we would not be raising prices, because we would have
nothing left to raise.
Later on remember that you h ^-I this tip ten days before the first price
advance in First Division, but— here's another piece of advice — don't buy
to speculate on the impending rise of 25 to 50 per cent, in prices— buy
for the big values of the future.
First Division prices are absurdly low. Compare them with Prince
Rupert and Port Mann prices, and remember that Coquitlam bids fair
to be the best town of the three.
The advance we are soon to rhake is behind the market.. Lots are
actually oeing resoiu luuay ax. /u p*.r *-wiit. x.*v.,»w »...^— -.— - — ^^.■..:s
This is in line with the policy we have had from the start — the policy
of making Coquitlam real estate a good proposition for all.
We believe that our astounding success is largely due to this policy.
Anyway, PRICES ADVANCE MARCH 5th.
T?#*criprtfnllv vours.
— -■-'—'£ e^ V '
January 30th
Terminal Centre
Sold Out
I
February 15th
Shaughnessy
Sold Out
February i8th
James Park No,
Two-thirds
Out
Sold
Details of C. P. B. Expenditures Be-
tween Vancouver and Pield — Bail-
way to be Double-tracked Out aa Par
as Hammond — Arrangements for Buay
Seaaon'a "Work in VardM at Cociuit-
1am.
("Province," Jan. 31. 1912).
Approximately ?5, 000. 000 will he
pnent by the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way Company during the present year
for improvement.s and new construction
work on Its main line and braiu:hes
west of" Field, the easterly boundary of
British Columbia, division. This is an
authoritative statement received from
Winnipeg by }he operating and engin-
cerlng departments of the railway com-
pany.
Doable Track to 3Eam.inond.
_^^id, tlriS betTTcc" Ksmmond and Van-
couver is to be double-tracked at an ex-
penditure of about $750,000.
At Coquitlam the Xiorgest Ezpandltur*
WiU Be Made.
Here the company has decided to put
iritcT operation a part of their extensive
plans for making this on.p of the
largest terminals In the. Dominion. The
full development of the terminal site
will not be accompli-shed at once, but
the appropriation this year Is sufficient
10 keep large crews of men at work
for the year.
A twelve-.stall round hou.se Is to be
■ constructed in addition to a coaling
plant and water service. Twenty-five
nriles of track for yard purposes will
be laid this year and ' everything done
to provide Coquitlam with ■ complete
terminal facilities. .A,n Industrial trunk
line from the yards Into the townsite Is
to be surveyed in the course of a' short
time, and will be constructed in connec-
tion with the other work at Coquitlam.
Two subways. In accordance with the
agreement with the municipality of Co-
■lultlam are to be built. They are to
be located on the eastern end of the
company's property on the Dewdney
Trunk Koad.
February 22nd
Total Sales in isH
Division, New
Business Centre,
600 Lots
>- hi m
Coquitlam Terminal Co., Ltd.
Coquitlam Townsite Co., Ltd.
Owners of the Recognized Townsite.
Main Office : Second Floor, Leigh-Spencer Building.
General Agents for Victoria
Canadian American Realty Company
1202 Douglas Street, Victoria, B.C.
Monk & Monteith
639 Fort Street, Victoria, B.C.
OAHADZAH AMEXICAV BEAI.TT CO.
laoa Douglas 8t., Victoria, B. O.
General Agenta for Victoria and Vicinity
Gentlemen:
Kindly send me magnet folder, press
reports and full Information about the
Canadian Pacinc Railway's industrial.
ann •>nerullnc teriQillUS.
Nam
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