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23 VICTORIA: DAILY TIMES, FllIDAY, MARCH 35, 1912 JUDGING CONCLUDES AT BENCH SHOW Novice Bitches. 1 Watteau Woman of Orme, W. D. Bruce Vancouver. Limit Bitches.

1 Camp, Wee Woman of Orme, W. D. Bruce. 2 Coates Lady, O'Rustem, W. M.

Coates. Open Bitches. 1 Camp. Wee Woman of Orme, W. D.

Bruce. 2 Coates Lady, O'Rustem. 3 Champion Harmony, M. C. Ham Hillside Avenue Is Attracting Attention Hollins, wife of William A.

Hollins, 12S0 Pembroke street. The deceased, who was 82 years of age, had lived In Victoria for ntany year3. The remains, which are at present at the Hanna-Thompson parlors, will be removed on Saturday to the family residence, whence the funeral will take place on Monday at 2:30, Rev. T. Holling officiating.

From a telegram received it is learned that Mrs. Stanley B. Russell died this morning at Helena, Montana, after a long illness. Many local friends will sympathize with the bereaved The funeral will take place Monday at Helena. The Best Buy in Victoria West Next to the corner of Mc-Pherson avenue, on the Craigflower Road, Lot 65x 140 ft.

Price $3500 One-third cash, balance 6, 12 and 18 months at 7 per cent. It will attract more attention in the near future. There is great need of a thoroughfare across the northwest part of the city. Hillside is being widened and prepared to fill this need. The biggest factor in its development will be the double-tracked car service to be installed shortly.

Buy now while we can offer bargain prices. Sell later to reap big profits due to the development that is no longer speculation. We have a nice list of corners that are splendid buys. $1,400 and up We also have very desirable lots lose to Hillside and the 2-mile circle. $600 Clarke Wallace 620 Yates Street.

Invest Your Money Now In Victoria Rea! Estate These are Good Buying TOPAZ AVENUE, east of Fifth, 45x110 $950 JOSEPH STREET, splendid lot, 50x120 $1,050 OLIVE STREET, high and dry, 50x120 $1,050 WILDWOOD AVENUE, close to car, 50x100 $1,100 HILDA STREET, near Linden, 60x120 $2,000 VICTORIA WEST TRACKAGE, on two streets, 120x185x172, $7,350 MAY STREET, near Cook, 60x157 We have a long list of cosy homes at reasonable prices and on easy terms. Full particulars on application. Knott Bros. Brown, Limited Corner Tates and Blanchard Phono 2873 J. T.

REDDING 822 Catherine St. Phones 2206 and L1293. 1106 Douglas St. Opposite Balmoral 12-room house, fully modern, furnace, 2 baths, rented for $60 per month, close In, big lot, easy terms $8400 7-room new house, Langford on easy terms; $1000 cash, balance $25 monthly $4000 2 lots on Hampshire 48x180, to lane, with nice oak trees; 1-3 cash. The pair $2750 Hillside Avenue; 1-3 cash, one only $1050 Gorge Vi sw Parkf 50xl28t over looking the bridge STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS ARE BROKEN OFF London, March 15.

The coal strike negotiations were broken off to-day. The government now introduce a bill establishing a minimum wage stale. The use of muslin in dairy windows instead of glass is said to lessen the dan-Ker from disease germs. The successful TDM LINS GO Improved Sidney Acreage Two Choice Tracts of Agricultural Land, 56 and 61 Acres, in High State of Cultivation. This is suitable for orchard and small fruits.

Sufficient water on property for irrigation and other purposes. Part of this land has sea frontage and both tracts are tributary to electric and steam railway. Come and see us for prices and terms. BRUBAKER MEHAREY Real Estate and Insurance. Merchants Bank Building, Yates street, Victoria, B.

C. Phone 522 Members Victoria Real Estate Exchange. Jas, Mortimer Leaves for 'Frisco This Afternoon Special Awards This Morning James Mortimer, of New York, finished judging at the Victoria Kennel Club's annual show this afternoon shortly after 1 o'clock, and he leaves on the Seattle boat for San Francisco, having consented to act as judge at the bench show there. Before leaving the scene of the Victoria show he was showered with congratulations from the officials of the local kennel club, who stated that they were more than delighted with the way In which he had handled affairs. Mr.

Mortimer, in return, stated that it had rarely been his pleasure to officiate at a show in which all arrangements were carried out to such perfection, and he handed a bouquet of unusually acceptable form to the local fanciers, when he remarked that the exhibits shown in Victoria would do credit to any show held throughout America. He was particularly pleased with the terriers, of which he said there was as fine a collection as he had ever seen. Speaking about Harry Ella's champion Irish setter Prince, Mr. Mortimer stated that it had one noticeable fault, in his opinion, that being its bulk. The finest Irish setter he had ever seen had been shown at a Seattle dog show years ago.

He was pleased with Kll-arney Roy, an Irish setter owned by Mrs. Green, of James Bay, which he thought lacked only a little in the head to make it a champion. James Angus, the judge asserted, was the most able ring steward that had ever assisted him in his work. The special awards were made this morning, one of the most important of which was the handsome cup for any brace of dogs of the same breed, which went to Champion Arbutus Swallow and Arbutus Roy, English setters, of Hickford and Withers' kennels. W.

D. Bruce, of Vancouver, as usual, was very successful with his fox terriers, while J. J. Jackson and P. J.

McLaughlin, of New Westminster, carried off a goodly array of ribbons with their splendid exhibits in the collie classes. COLLIES (SABLE AND WHITE.) Limit Bitches. 1, Southport Success, Mrs. Florence Brydon; 2, Seedley Solace, J. J.

Jackson, New Westminster. Open Bitches. 1. Seedley Sonsie, J. J.

Jackson; 2. Southport Success. Mrs. Florence Brydon. Women's class, 1, Seedley Sonsie, J.

J. Jackson; reserve, Southport Success, Mrs. Florence isryaon. BULLDOGS. Puppy Bitches.

3. Duchess L. R. Goadaere, Vic toria. Novice Bitches.

2. Lanv Sarah Lennox. Miss i. P. Na- R.

pier. Victoria; 3, Duchess L. Ooodaore. 1, Sadie, Duchess Jas. Beuriek, Victoria 3, L.

R. Ooodacre. Limit Bitches. Jas. BeuVick, Victoria; 3, 1, Sadie, Dtuhess L.

R. Ooodacre. Open Bitches. 1. Sadie, Jas.

Berwick; 2, Lady Sarah Lennox, Mrs. G. P. Napier 3, Imchoss L. R.

Ooodacre. 1 1 1 BULLDOGS. Limit Dogs ami Bitches. 1. Memo, C.

C. Woods, Seattle; 2, Seattle C. C. Woods. BULL TERRIERS Novice Dogs.

1, Babe, Jas. Townsend, Seattle. Limit Dogs. 1, Haymarket Terror, G. H.

Victoria. Open Does. 1, Haymarket Terror, G. H. Jeatt.

Puppy Bitches. 1, Ruona Norogo, G. A. Grisnell, Victoria; 2, Pudge, Jas. Townsend, Seattle; 3, Babe, Jas.

Townsend. Winners' class, 1, Haymarket Terror, G. H. Jeatt. Novice Bitches.

1, Woodcock Lass, G. II. Pudge, Jas. Townsend. Limit Bitches.

1, Woodcock Lass, G. H. Maple Leaf, G. H. Jeatt.

Open Bitch. 1. Woodcock Lass, G. H. Jeatt; Jeatt; 2, Jeatt; 2, Rexi, Jas.

Maple Leaf. G. H. Jeatt; 3, Townsend, Seattle. BOSTON TERRIERS.

Novice Dogs and Bitches. 1 Gift, Mrs. F. Harrison, Vancouver. Open Dogs.

1 Imp, C. C. Woods, Seattle. 2 Gift, Mrs. F.

Harrison. VTitSfRir ctSSSt. 'Tiny, fieserve Gift. Open Bitches. 1 Duchess, Mrs.

E. G. Maynard, Victoria. 2 Minnie, Barney McIIale. Winner class 1.

Duchess. FOX TERRIERS "(Smooth Coated.) Puppy Dogs. 1 Rex, John Price, Vancouver. 2 Cleveland Clinker, B. O.

Taylor. Victoria. SMOOTH COATED. Novice Dogs. 1 Cleveland Clinker, B.

O. Taylor. 2 Ccates Rustem, G. H. Jeatt, Victoria.

Limit Dogs. 1 Rex, John Price. 2 Cleveland Clinker. B. O.

Taylor. 3 Rustem of Orme. W. D. Bruce, Vancouver.

Reserve, Coates Rustem, G. II. Jeatt. Open Dogs. 1 Champion Sunshine Beau Brum-mell, T.

W. Welsh. Vancouver. 2 Rex, Jno. Price.

3 Cleveland Clinker, B. O. Taylor. Reserve, Rustem of Orme, W. D.

Bruce. Very highly commended Coates Rustem, G. II. Jeatt. Winner class 1.

Champ. Sunshine Beau Brummell, Reserve. Rex. i 6 rooms, furnished, 3ust off car lino, in Oak Bay, near school, with all modern conveniences, house nearly new and furniture in excellent condition, lot 60x135; terms $1200 c.ish, balance to suit. Price $4400 Ten acres, just outside 2-mlle circle, all cleared, ideal for subdivision, easy terms.

Per acre $1500 Victoria Avenue, 2 lots, 100x150, level and cleared; i cash, 6, 12 and 18 months; $1000 Olympia Avenue, close to Cad-boro Bay road, fine oak trees on property; 1-3 cash, 6, 12 and 18. Only $1050 F.Sturgess&Co. 813 Pemberton Block. Phones Z5r9. Evening R3167 Near Normal School $400 cash, five rooms, new house.

Lot 50x151. PRICE $2500 Vancouver Island Insurance Agency 820 Fort Street, Victoria, B. C. REAL ESTATE PHAIRIK INVKSTOU requires a good speculative Investment. Oak Bay avenue or Hillside avenue, corner preferred; state price and best terms in first lette Box 9336, Times.

mis A BUII.nKK AM) CONTRACTOR wants a double corner in the Fairfield Kstttf. must have at least 13) feet in depth. AH quickly. Contra. Times.

111 WANTKO- From car line, suiia'ol to 5 acres on or near for a chicken ranch; oivo nrice: ease terms essential. O. Box 434. GRAHAM STHKKT. near Finlayson.

1 acre no rock, price C. Sayward Bids. lMim-Jg71. ni OMVK PTKI-1KT Fairfield Estate. r.nxlJO Jl.SiiO.

on t-rins. May Tissema.i. lZtti ltngley. m'5 OAK HAY Hungalow. five rooms, half block from Oak Bay avenue.

small cash payment and balance as rent; lids lias the best of workmanship and mate! ials and is easily worth $4. '100. May Tisseman. 1203 Langley. HAMPSHIRE ROAD Two beauties near Oak Bay avenue.

the two. This snap only from May Tisseman. ml8 FOR $3,5) we can Sell you one the best apartment liouse sites in the citv on terms; size liOxtSO. May it Tisseman. mlS TWO HK.HT1FUL YIKW LOTS, next to Utnw road, each; cash, (irubl) Lutts.

Open evenings, ml" GORDON HEA Sub-division. Wj acres, al! clear, good orchard, $12,000. Urubb Letts, mlj TWO AND HALF MILKS ol'T 3-acre chicken and sweet pja ranch, new bungalow 7 rooms, all modern, hot and cold water, chicken houses, some good stock fowl, all for $7,000. Grubb Letts. in 13 PINE STREKT-Tortli F.nd.

fine shack, barn, well and pump. good lot. Grrubb Letts, Broad street. Opal evenings. ml5 YATES AND QUADRA $500 per foot.

See Grubb Letts. mlj PORT ALBERNl-Two lots for sale. Box ISO, Times. mI3 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY VICTOR Prices $20 to $25( We are selling Victor Victrolas at Montreal prices and have a very largj selection. Call on Saturday.

Hicks Loviek Piano opposite Post Office. ml5 SPECIAL VALUES IN THOMAS ORGANS Walnut and Oak piano-cased organs at low prices. Hicks ljovick Piano oppobite Post Octree. ml5 USED PIANOS AT LOW PRICES these instruments on Saturday; cash, or monthly payments arranged. Hicks Lo ick Piano opposite Post Office.

ml5 TO RENT Two comfortably furnished housekeeping tooms, suitable for two i 'T; i J' malt car line; terms moderate. Apply Box 15, Beaumont P. O. mlS BOARD AND ROOM, in private family, on P3snuimalt road. Apply Box 15, Beau mont P.

O. ml8 LOST Blue leather purse, on Douglas or View streets, on Friday about noon. Finder leaving same at Victoria Club on Fort street, or Times Office, will be rewarded. WANTED Otfice girl. Times.

Apply Box 152. mlj BORN. FISCHER At 06 Montreal street, on March 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Fischer, a daughter. DIED. DRESSER On the 13th at St. Joseph's hospital, Eliza, widow of the late Alfred W.

Dresser, aged 71 years. Born in London, England. The funeral will take place from the. residence of her son, 2825 Prior street, on Saturday at 2.30 p. m.

Interment in Boss Bay cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. CLUE KAI YEN-On the 14th at his residence, Fisguard street, aged 41 years. Funeral will take place from Hanna Thomson's parlors to-morrow at 1 p. m.

CARD OF THANKS. Mr. George Young and family, of 32S Couurg street, wish to thank their many friends for their beautiful floral offerings and kind sympathy shown to them in their late bereavement ilton, Vancouver. Reserve, Sunshine Bluebell, F. W.

Welsh. Highly commended Cabby, Rev. J. Flinton, Turgoose. Winner class, Camp.

Wee Woman of Orme. FOX TERRIER. Wire Haired. 1, Marco Junor of Orme, Mrs. B.

M. Booth, Victoria; 2, Brooklyn Tick, Henry L. Cocksedge, Vancouver; 3, Nestor, C. B. S.

Phelan. Reserve, Fox-ton Foreman, R. Large, Victoria. Very highly commended, Capstan, W. H.

B. Medd. Highly commended, Strange-ways John, Miss Winsloe. Noviee Dogs. 1, Marco Junior of Orme, Mrs.

B. M. Booth; 2, Brooklyn Tick, Henry L. Cocksedge; 3, Nestor, C. B.

G. Phelan. Reserve, Capstan, W. H. B.

Meed, Very highly commended, Strangeways John, Miss Winsloe. Limit Dogs. 1, Marco Meddler of Orme, W. D. Bruce, Vancouver; 2, Marpot, W.

H. B. Medd; 3, Capstan, W. H. B.

Medd. Highly commended, Strange-ways John, Miss Winsloe. Open Dogs. 1, Marco Meddler of Orme, W. D.

Bruce; 2, Emroy Bristles, H. L. Cocksedge; 3, Marplot, W. H. B.

Medd. Reserve, Capstan, W. H. Medd. Highly commended, Strangeways John, Miss Winsloe.

Winners' class, 1, Marco Meddler of Orme. Reserve, Emroy Bristles. Puppy Bitches. 1, Winsome, Mrs. A.

H. McConnell; 2, Old Chum, W. H. B. Medd; 3, Vesta, W.

H. B. Medd. Very highly commended, Judy, Mrs. E.

Dempster. Novice Bitches. 1, Cigarette, W. H. B.

Medd; 2, Foxton Fashion, Robt. Large; 3, Vesta, W. H. B. Medd.

Open and Lilmt Bitches. 1, Cigarette, W. II. B. Medd; 2, Fox-ton Foam, Robt.

Large; 3, Vesta, W. H. B. Medd. Winners' class, 1, Cigar ette.

Reserve, Winsome, Mrs. A. H. McConnell. SCOTTISH TERRIERS.

Puppy Dogs. 1, Jock, Mrs. A. H. McConnell.

Novice Dogs. 1, Bodoch, D. B. McLaren. Limit Dogs.

1, Bodach, D. B. McLaren Novice Bitches. 1, Jemima, Miss A. Pye.

Limit Bitches. 1, Jean, D. B. McLaren. Open Bitches.

1, Jemima, Mrs. A. Pye; 2, Jean, D. B. McLaren.

MMISSiON CLAIM ON ROCKLAND PROPERTY Capt. Locke Defendant in Suit for $600 on Sale of House to Perry Finch The sale of a Rockland avenue house and lot to tivo parlies was Hie cause of the appearance as defendant to a commission claim of Capt. W. L. Locke, of the C.

P. R. steamer Princess Beatrice, in the County Court this morning, when he was sued by Stuart ft Reeves, real estate agents, for the sum of $600. Stuart Reeves received instructions to sell the propel ty for $12,000 nett for Capt. Locke, and Mr.

Stuart told the vendor he would offer it to Perry An arrangement was made for Mr. Finch to meet Captain Locke at the ofthv of Stuart Reeves to go and see the interior of the house, but Mr. Finch went alone and arrived at the agent's offices after Capt. Locke had gone. Before leaving on his trip north Capt.

Locke told Stuart Reeves to sell and to deal with his son if the sale was made. Two hours afterwards Mr. Finch called and paid a deposit. The agents wired Capt. Locke at Vancouver that the property was sold, and applied to his son for certain papers connected with the property that were required in making the transfer to Mr.

Finch. Two days later Capt. Locke's -son wired him that nothing had been done and then sold the property to another buyer. When Capt. Locke returned from his trip he recognized the sale in recognize the work of Stuart Reeves.

The son claimed that no sale had been made and so he sold under instructions from his father. Judgment was reserved. A. Courtenay appeared for the plaintiff, and J. P.

Mann for the defendant. OBITUARY RECORD The funeral of the late Mrs. Eliza Dresser, widow of the late A. W. Dresser (not of H.

Prior as previously announced), will take place from the residence of her son, J. A. Dressjr, 2825 Prior street, to-morrow afternoon at 2:30, Rev. Mr. Carson officiating.

The funeral of ten months' old George Munroe took place at 2 oeloek this afternoon from the family residence, corner Harriet and Burnsidc Roads, Rev. Mr. McConnell officiating. The funeral of the late William HenryBossom took place this afternoon at 2:30 from the Manna-Thomson parlors, Rev. Mr.

Warni.eker officiating. The death occurred yesterday at the Jubilee hospital of Mrs. Mary Ann LOCAL NEWS Sunday Evening Concert. On Sunday evening in the Victoria theatre the Fifth Regiment band; by kind permission of Currie will give another of their enjoyable concerts. Special arrangements have been made to provide the bjt concert of the season, o- Daughters of Scotland.

The Daughters of Scotland will hold their regular monthly social and dance this evening in the Foresters' hall, Broad street, the dancing commencing at 8.30 p. to the accompaniment of Miss Angus's orchestra. Refreshments will be served during the evening, and a good time is assured all who attend, Leaky Roofs Repaired by Newton Greer 1326 Wharf street, makers of "Nag" composition. Liberals' Organization Meeting. A representative meeting of Liberals from the various wards for the purposes of organization was held last evening at the central headquarters.

Great enthusiasm was manifested, and a large number volunteered for committee work, showing greater interest on behalf of the progressive candidates than at any time In the history of provincial elections since party politics became the rule. The committee have received many assurances of support from Labor men and from Indepen dent Conservatives, who have decided to enter into the fight with sincerity and disinterestedness, and with the resolution that two candidates will be seated in opposition to the ministers when the House reassembles. Committees for each ward were named, and a full and etllcient organization will operate in each ward. Majestic Theatre. A powerful bio-graph drama entitled "For His Son," is being shown at the Majestic to-day and to-morrow.

It is a very significant picture, depicting the evils of a new soft drink containing cocaine. It has been placed on the market by a doctor and its tremendous success as a "bracer" has made him rich. This doctor had brought up his son badly and he was a mere spender. The doctor put out the "soft" drink, knowing that he was preying on people's souls, but he needed the money for his precious son. The picture powerfully suggests the widening grip of the demon cocaine as the bottles of his soft drink multiply and the people begin to get the habit.

The boy sets the habit, becomes a wreck and dies, and then the old man has no son, but he Is still rich. "The Sick Man from the East" is a western drama that makes one feel the spirited situations with which it is infused. "The Two Spies" is a novel and romantic drama of the civil "Bill's Bills" is a good comedy showing a man blessed with plenty of money and a wife that knows how to spend it. Twenty-five years before Hie public and in greater demand tli an ever. Let us have.

your next order. KIRK CO. 618 Yates Street and Esquimalt Road iiwetLw fci. aim inQ All members of Ward Five Liberal Association Are requested to meet at the Liberal rooms, Cormorant on Saturday Evening At 8 o'clock. II.

L. ROBERTS. Secretary. Re Judson Wright As to ix'-s -at -rly ef Indsoi'. Ont Canada.

Carp-nt by trad Kr.uwn to I av bv. nn Coast il ff -r nt times from I "a y. ars ao. Now 5o oid; 5 t. 11 in.

liill. cuny hair, dark VJ'lr Solicitors, Windsor, SHARES At $1.10 Grow With Victoria Telephone 471 Shares may be purchased at $1.10 per share cash, or one-third cash, balance 6 12 months, or 10 per cent, cash and 5 per cent monthly. $11 cash and $5,50 monthly purchases 100 shares. "BUILDERS' PROFITS BANKERS' SECURITY" OFFICES: Victoria Vancouver New West- London, Eng. we the substantial the same protec Phone 1030 The Jaw as to begging by singing was defined by Mr.

Symmotis at Greenwich, Eng. "Try and Improve your singing," he told a prisoner. "If you sing nicely, and people like it, that's all right; if you sing badly, and they don't like it, that's beairinig." shares may be attributed to the fact that Vic sale of Home Builders' purchasing shares in a sound managed by well known Vic toria people recognize that an opportunity is afforded them of home enterprise, toria and Vancouver business men. GROW WITH VICTORIA growing and progressive city, Builders' shareholders will participate in the benefits. PROFITS ARE DERIVED DIRECTORS Jno.

Armstrong Victoria is Vancouver C. H. Topp, W. R. Finlay, Victoria C.

Gardiner Johnson. Vancouver G. Abbott, Vancouver Ernest Kennedy carry on business, dividends. a and Home directly WHERE In addition to our Building Department, a general Real Estate and Insurance the profits from which go to swell SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $100,000 With" $100,000 now subscribed, we will be in "pdrfffSf. ohoruy ib declare handsome dends, in addition to building up a reserve fund.

Agents Royal Insurance Company, Liverpool, Eng. Send for prospectus. It will interest you. NO PROMOTION SHARES All Directors and others connected with this company paid $1.00 each for their shares. The small shareholder will receive tion as the larger ones, and participate propor uonately in the profits.

ritish-Canadian Home Builders, Ltd. Capital, $500,000 $100,000 Subscribe. Ernest Kennedy, Managing Director Authorized 312-315 Sayward Building. SEEK SAFETY IN FLIGHT. Sin Antonio.

Tex March 15. In the t'nt incisive between re." nr. srin is liKeiy ana th f- fr.usrbt ct Torrea. Mexl refugees, mostly women and children, are en route north from that place. Host of them departed on trains Wednesday.

Two coaches were crowded with Chinamen who fear a repetition of the massacres that marked the Madero revolution..