Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 8

DAILY WOULD, VANCOUVER, B. CANADA. Tuesday, September 20, 1892. THK THEATRE. THE OTS S.S.

Empress of Indialeft Yokohama yesterday for this port. Fly cemetery, champion fly killer and tanglefoot. Nelson's drug store. One good journeyman tailor wanted at G. Clayton Leonard's, Carrall street.

Sads, tent, awnings, and covers of all kinds at Lipsett's, C'J Water street. Nancy Hanks isn't going haif as fast as G. Clayton Leonard's fall suits. B. C.

Plums and Apples at Canning, Walker Cos, cor. Georgia and Howests.il FROM; UPWARDS. TERMS. Ten per cent cash; balance in monthly instalments, covering a period of five years at 8 per cent, interest. FULL PARTICULARS FROM BROS COZEeiDCfV.il.

STEEET. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. I. OCA I.

HamiTIKS. Evans Hastings, The Printers. Sie the merchants' lunch at the l'aoific. 8 Thompson, the tobacconist, Sunnysiileeor. Look out fur suajis in our window at farts.

Crockery fur the million at Russell, Mo Co. 'a. Spectacles anil eye ylasses, a largo assortment at lUiu's pharmacy. A charity hall is to bo hehl at Hotel Vancouver on Thursday, Oct. Oth.

Persian lamb, beaver, sable and opossum trimmed jackets, at Haley Sutton's, 150 Cordova street. A burial permit was issued to day for Georgia K. Crowley, an infant who had died of cholera infantum. Coal and wood cook stoves in great variety at Cunningham Hardware Co. 159 Cordova Street.

They are going fast Jackets and mantles; latest styles and perfect fitting. Haley hutton lot) Cordova street. If you want help of any kind write or call on Chas. Forsberg, Employment Agent, Graveley Block, Carrall Street. 100,000 brick for sale in quantities to suit purchasers.

Apply at Wellington Coal Yard, 530 Carrall street. Telephone 48. Messrs. C. G.

Johnson have shipped 35 men up to the anthracite mines at Canmore and expect a consignment of coal at an early date. We have a few thousand dollars for investment for rental properties. Send in your list. Vancouver Loan, Trust, Savings Guarantee Co. The usual weekly meeting of the Burrard Literary Club will be held this evening at 8 o'clock, a paper on Corruption by Mr.

Simpson being on the programme. One hundred cords beat wood in the city )2, 10, 22 and 24 inches long. Come and see. Wellington Coal Yard, 550 Carrall street. Telephone 4S.

II Don't forget the Corn Social at Homer street church Tuesday evening, Sept. 20th. Supper from 7 to 'J; good programme; admission, 25c; popcorn, 5c extra. II With September comes oysters. Kmerson of the Delmonico has just received a fresh supply of both Eastern and Olympia brands which he is ready to serve in any style, The Odd fellows' hill was the sceuo of a merry company on Tuesday evening, it being the opening night of the Ivy Quadrille Club's season.

From present appearances the season promises to be an enjoyable one. T. f'rest land brokers, 508 Pender street, will exchange 10, 20 or 30 acre lots, or a choice improved farm in the best locality of the Fraser valley, for rental bearine property in this city. II A preliminary meeting of those opposed to the bonus by law will be held in the Hoard of Trade rooms at 8 o'clock this evening. The meeting is called for the purpose of organizing and alj interested are invited to be present.

Foster home industry. Buy your office books and stationery and get your books bound by the Vancouver Bookbinding Cambie Street, G. A. Roedde, Manager. The Knights of Pythias have made arrangements with the C.

P. R. to run a special train on Wednesday morning to enable them to arrive in time for the drill competition. The train will leave the Vancouver depot at 7:45 o'clock. 'CHOICE OF HORSES AND SWEEPSTAKES for the races at Hastings Park on September lGth and 17th will lie sold at George Black's, Hastings, on Thursday afternoon and evening, Friday morning ami evening and Saturday morning At a meeting of the Columbia Institute on Monday afternoon, J.

Skinner was clocted first vice president and Rev. J. W. Pedley second. Prof.

E. Odium, Messrs. Ferris, Bosomworth, Hallett and Rev. E. D.

McLaren were elected members of the council. The B. C. Catlle has purchased the butcher shop and business of Geo. Hayes on Cordova street, and will in future run it conjointly with their other establishment on Carrall Btreet.

The Westminster establishment, formerly owned by the company, will hereafter lie conducted by Mr, Hayes. To Mothers. Just received another large ease of boys fall suits in English black and brown worsteds, Scotch and Canadian twoeds in the latest stylos and patterns which can't be beaten for quality, styles and prices. Call and see them at Robert darks 224 Carrall street. Acting on a telegram received from the Deputy Attorney General, Provincial Officer Patterson yesterday released the man Milli gan held on suspicion as being implicated in the death of an Indian woman at North Bend.

It is supposed the evidence elicited at the inquest was not such as to convict him of the deed. The annual harvest thanksgiving service of St. James church will be held on Thursday evening and continued again on Sunday. On the latter oocasiou the Bishop of New Westminster will preach in the morning and the rector, Rev. H.

G. F. Clinton, in the evening. The edifice will be tastefully adorned with flowers, fruit and grain of the season's abundant yield. The present promises to be an interesting week for the Indians of the Province, as upwards of 300 have already assembled at the village across the Inlet from the coast reservations.

Religious exercises will be conducted under the supervision of Bishop Durieu, of New Westminster, Rev. Fathers Chi rouse, Bruno, Murphy and others. An adj ournment will then be made to Kam loops, where the gathering which was announced for June will probably take place, We lead for value and styles in jackets, mantles and dress goods. Haley Sutton, 150 Cordova street. New fall goods just opened out at Mather Larson's, merchant tailors, 324 Cordova street.

Gold, gold, gold at Fairview, saved by buying wood and coal from R. S. Forbes. Telephone 213, P.O. box 403.

II Before ordering your fall suit call and see our stock. Mather Larson, 324 Cordova street. "Manufactured for F. W. Hart" is woven on each piece of carpet, which is a guarantee of quality, at Hart's.

Our Y'aletown readers should not forget the important meeting to be held this evening in the Golden Gate Hotel to discuss the proposed railway subsidy by law, Visitors before registering elsewhere will do well by calling at the Waverly hotel, corner of Georgia Seymour streets. II The Pioneer Steam Laundry is doing first class work at 912 Richards street, and employs only white help. Telephone 340. II The two generators loaned by the Westminster and Vancouver Electric Tramway Company to the National Electric Company, of Victoria, were brought over on a special car last evening and shipped on the Y'osemito to day. A World reporter saw a horse to day in whose side a nasty wound had been made by'a prpjection ou the innor side of the shaft, and at every movo the ugly inflamed wound was being made worse by the rubbing of the projection that had caused it.

What about the S.P.C.A.? $300 TO LOAN no delay. Houses to rent on Hastings street (near Refinery), Homer, Richards and Seymour streets. Three acre block near city for $600. Seven. roomed house on Richards street, $1,400, only $300 cash.

W. C. Archer B48 Seymour street, cor. Dunsmuir. As a Would reporter was Btrolling down Cordova street be spied an enormous quantity of carpets, and walking into tho store saw it piled high up on the floor and the shelves all full, and on the end of each pile of carpet was woven "Manufactured for F.

W. Hart." On enquiry ho learned that they were from the celebrated lirni of John Crossloy Sons, England. The second round up of the demi monde of Victoria took place on Sunday evening, 10 inmates and keepers being gathered into the meshes of the law, At the police court ou Monday morning one of them was given one hour's imprisonment and fined 25, the others were remanded until Wednesday, they having resolved to fight the case out. S. Perry Mills will conduct the case for the unfortunates.

Among the pisseugers by the Yosemite this morning was Victoria division, Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias, 25 strong, who wore en route to compete in the prize drill at New Westminster to morrow. The men, who were in full uniform, were commanded by Capt. H. F. W.

Behnsen and presented a fine appearance ai they drilled for a few minutes on the dock and aftor wards marched up to town. After breakfasting at the Delmonico they passed on to tho Royal city. Officer Redgrave of the Provincial police was one of the number. To Advertisers, His Worship Mayor Cope having proclaimed Thursday a civic holiday, so as to enable the citizens of Vancouver to visit the New Westminster fair and to witness the lacrosse match and other sporting events in Queen's Park, the Weekly Would will be published on Wednesday evening, instead of Thursday morning, its regular publication day. There will lie no issue of the Daily Would on Thursday, as The World and its staff intend taking in the big Bhow.

Advertisers therefore will please send in their announcements early on Wednesday forenoon. The Official Opening. To morrow at 11 o'clock a.m., the official opening of the Royal Industrial and Agricultural Exhibition will take placo. President Chadsey will preside. His Honor Lieut.

Governor Nelson will deliver a short address, as will likewise Premier Davie and Hon. Col. Baker, both of whom, with other distinguished guests, will be present. All that is now required to make the Mainland's big show a success is line weather. Johnson vs.

Meakin. In the suit of C. Gardiner Johnson vs. W. J.

Meakin of the Merchants' Exchange, Registrar Beck, acting as arbitrator, gave judgment to day for the defendant without costs. The suit was for damages alleged to have been incurred through the defendant arbitrarily demanding the vacation on short notice of rooms occupied by the plaintiff. Think for Yourself. Don't you think a medicine which cures others will cure you? Don't you think you need Burdock lilood Bitters to help you to health and happiness Wo know B.H.B. cures dyspepsia, biliousness, constipation, headache aiid bad blood.

Don't you think It is time you tried It. Museum for llaiifT. Ottawa, Sept. 20. Dr.

A. R. C. Selwyn, C.M.G., of the geological Burvey, has just left for Banff, where it is the Government's intention to establish a museum exhibiting the natural resources of the district. How to Cure Headache.

Dear Sins, I have used your Burdock Blood Bitters for biliousness uud sick headache and nevor netdect to praise It. It brinus the Hush o( health to one's cheeks, mid I recommend it highly. Annir Beach, ll Bteveusville, Out, LIST AND Special Bargains in Houses. QtlfVl CASH, balance per month, JJ will bnv a house aud lot in finest location on Mount Pleasant; prico J1500; a decided bargain, and worth investigation. Douglas 139 Cordova street.

Q1 ft ft FOR a good 7 roomed house JJAOwvJ on Oppenheimcr street; easy payments. Douglas li)9 Cordova street. CASH, balance per mouth, OUU will secureone of the best located residences on Barclay street; faces Inlet; beautiful view. Douglas 139 Cordova street. I 11 FOH a good briek house on MJ Ovl Seymour street: hot and cold water, bath, etc.

property cost UOO; owner has to sacrifice it; small cash payment, balance monthly. Douglas At 1M9 Cordova street. Telephone 2(il. Si) pr CASH and $25 per month good house aud lot ou Seymour street; a rare chance to securo a home without a great outlay of cash. Douglas 139 Cordova St.

rTjtl'A'v CASH, balauce per month, JpVJvJ will buy a good roomed house oh Hornby street; prico JISOO. Douglas 139 Cordova street. rn CASH, balance 4 per month, ipOvVj will buy a good 9 roomed house ou Nelson street price hot aud cold water, bath, etc; elegantly finished. Douglas Cordova street. ft PUy FOR handsome residence on JdO'vJvJ Georgia street, on flue corner overlooking Inlet: all modern conveniences; easy terms.

Douglas 139 Cordova street. A FOH one of tho finest resi CD'jfc' denees in the West End, close to Inlet; groundB contain one fifth of an acre and are handsomely laid out; good garden, with apple and pear trees and great quantity of small fruit: house has all modem conveniences. Terms 31000 cash, foOO In six months, and balance on as long time as desired, or payable monthly at rate of M0 per mouth, which sum Includes interest aud principal. Douglas 139 Cordova street. ftj f( CASH, balance ok long time, tnliV JJ will buy a new substantial and well arranged 9 roomed house' ou Richards street, near St.

Andrew's church; bath, hot and cold water, price UOO. Douglas 139 Cordova street. rn 1 t) K( FOlt a house on Cambie street; fpljaOU hath, sewer connection, easy terms. Douglas 139 Cordova Btreet. rt" K( WILL buy a two story house U3 JL OO" aud a lot and a half on Richards Btreet; good garden and several bearing fruit trees; easy terms; a great bargain.

Douglas 139 Cordova street. rt; t) QW FOlt house and two lots on vOiO'TVJ Oppeuheimer street; easy terms. Douglas 139 Cordova street lOO Margaret Mather had a brilliant stason in Winnipeg. The date of her engagement here is let. 14.

The Vancouver Opera House was crowded liat night with an audience that was sent home disappointed. The play, like the stage safe, was not what it was cracked up to be. The acting was poor, and the scenery, much though it was puffed, was very little beyond the passable mark. There was considerable "ber lud" scattered here and there, and the knives and revolvers introduced into the play did their parts fairly well, with the odds ou the knife, whose victim stayed dead longer than those slain by its hated rival, the revolver. The "gods" seemed to be pleased with some parts of the play, particularly where those two able actors before mentioned knife and revolver did their heroic rescue acts in the hands of a fellow who seemed to consider it his duty to make up his face like nothing in the heavens above or the earth beneath or the waters under the earth, The play is to be repeated to night.

Thank goodness for the coming of a play and an actor that one can unhesitatingly recommend. That is Sol Smith Russell. He comes this season to present his perhaps greatest success A Poor Relation. To hear him speak of his poor old hat is worth the price of admission. It is not all jest this story of A Poor Relation.

Parts of it are prettily pathetic, as for instance where Russell, as Noah Vale, sings to the children; this would soften a heart of Hint. Go and hear Russell, and you will come away the better for it. License Commissioners. The Board of License Commissioners met on Monday afternoon, with all the members present. In reply to a petition of the W.

C. U. against the selling of liquor at Brockton Point, the inspector was instructed to answer that no license could be granted and any infraction of the law will in future be punished. To the communication of Secretary Jcrvis, of the Vinters' association, a similar reply was ordered to be sent. The license inspector submitted his re port, which wa3 received aud filed.

On motion of commissioners Devine and Cargill, the inspector was instructed to prosecute all parties hereafter found selling intoxicating liquors in any place or places other than already licensed by law, Anna Schmidt was granted a restaurant license for the basement of the Holland block, and Draper Leithead a wholesale liquor license. The following transfers were granted: Tyley Myers to A. Struthers, A. Struthers to L. J.

Cross, J. Carriere to P. Dubois. Piper Campbell were allowed to chango the name of tho San Francisco hotel to the Montreal house. The applications of B.

L. Wood. N. D. Darling and C.

Edwards were laid over till next meeting. J. Holland withdrew his application for an hotel license. It was decided ou motion of commissioners Devine and Wilson that the inspector be instructed to prosecute in all cases of infraction of the Liquor by law where shop licenses are held, and where liquor is sold contrary to the terms of such licenses. Moved by Com.

Cargill, seconded by Com. Wilson, that the board adjourn to September 2Gth, and that Wulffsohn Bewick be requested to furnish proofs satisfactory to the board that the building they promised to erect was commenced in accordance with the resolution passed at the previous meeting of the board, Adjourned. Those Gangs of Hoys. The exposure made by The Would some mouths ago had the effect of making some parents look after their children, and as a result the gangs ot bait boys have been lessened. There are still some of them abroad, however, and two of the alley gang were up this morning to answer a charge of larceny, the articles purloined being a number of sacks.

The trial of the case was put over till to morrow to admit of the capture of two more of the gaug, bat Julian Cook and his brother, the prisoners, told an interesting tale. ulian says that he and Eddie Wilson had been sleeping for over a month under Sooullar's tin shop on a mattroas that had been thrown out of a colonist car. They sold papers at night and made enough out of that to buy Borne soup at a restaurant. Julian did not just remember having stolen anything lately, bi.t he might have. There were two other boys named Harry and Jim.

lie did not know their other names, but they were brothers. They did the most of the stealing. The chap called Harry never had less than 75c. He sometimes got a loaf of bread and five cents worth of butter and divided with the other boys. Julian had left home because his father said he had to carry in wood or live on bread and butter.

He went to work for a tailor on Carrall street on the understanding that he was to learn the trade, but the man set him to cut wood and he told him that he did not intend to learn the tailoring over the saw buck and quit. Wilson left home because his mother would not let him go to the Baptist picnic. Julian was sent home but the elder boy was held till to morrow. This occurred in Vancouver, not in Whitechapol, London, nor in the slums of New York. Something New, Sheriff Patterson has in his time run hotels, grocery stores, restaurants, bars, real estate offices and commission houses, but yesterday ho got a real surprise when asked to take possession of a sporting house.

Ho thought that that was taxing his versatility to the utmost. The house seized, known as the Mansfield, is the largest on the street and is said to be superbly furnished. The suit was brought at tho instigation of a well known citizen under a chattel mortgage, originally drawn for 2,200, on which there was a balance due. The landlady informed the sheriff that there was a transaction involved which in reality made a balauce due her. She paid half the amount due at once, so that the sheriff was saved learning the tariff of a business which, though practically licensed and tacitly allowed to acquire vested rights in this city, is not taught in the ordinary run of commercial colleges.

Thirty on the Haces. On Monday afternoon the finish of the race for gentlemen's drivers was made. This event excited considerable interest because of the horses remaining in, White Wines and J. J. being so nearly matched, and not a few bets were made on the result.

J. J. W. won the first heat by 2:46, but having made a gaining break the judges declared the race a tie. In the next try J.

J. VV. led all the way, making a beautiful down to business trot. Ho therefore wins the handsome cup previously described. In the expressmen's race, four prizes, the winners, in order were: W.

I. Marshall's Black Doc, H. McConvie's Kicking Bob, J. Campbell's Deception, McDon ald Bros. Toney.

In a half mile dash for $100 a side J. Lloyd Jack the Kipper was defeated by J. Miller's Seal. Masonic Honor It has been decided to have the eorner stone of the new First Prosbyterian church laid with Masonic honors. The ceremony it is expected will take place in about a fortnight.

$4) K( FOH a handsome residence in OallU Wett End, standing on lot and a naif; 9 rooms, bath, w.c, hot aud cold water, gas, electric bells, etc; easy terms; this Is a decided bargain; property Is worth fSSlX). Douglas 139 Cordova street. djl (li FOH a handsome modern jLMj7 houseon Princess street; bath, sewer connection terms, fuio cash, balance $23 per month. Douglas Si 139 Cordova Btreet. WILL buy a good houseon OU' prominent eorneron Hastings street, a few blocks east of Westminster avenue; easy terms.

Douglas 139 Cordova street. 1 1 f( WI LL HCV a good house ou Alexander street, near proposed N.P.KR. station faces Inlet; fine view; easy terms. Douglas 139 Cordova street. 1 WILL I1CY a handsome rest LJJJ deuce in fairview, one block City Electric Railway, facing city and commanding magnificent view of English Bsy, the city, etc.

10 rooms; easy terms. Douglas 139 Cordova street. Special Buys in Lots. rf i WILL buy a good lot on Har iUj clav street; lot eoutains one fifth of an acre; easy terms of payment. Douglas 139 Cordova street.

CI 7 PI FOR a good lot on Hastings A. I street. Douglas 139 Cor dova street. 0" OPIO FOH one of tho finest corners 51a70vJ on Mount Pleasant; easyterms. Douglas 139 Cordova street.

CCQi'V 1 WILL buy 33x132 feet on Haro JDOV street, close to Burrard street, facing Inlet; graded and ready for building; easy terms of payment, Douglas 139 Cordova street. $K(f FOR a good lot on Richards JJJ street. Douglas 139 Cordova street. i) LOTS in the East Knd for $3000; terms $300 cash, balance in 1,2, 3, 4 and .5 years. Douglas A 139 Cordova street.

(fJl i'OH the finest lot on Davie tS). ji)f street; terms 'i cash, balance in Cand 12 mouths; lot 6ixl32, Douglas 139 Cordova street. CJ 1 FOH a good lot on Barclay 5 lA Hi street; (i 12 months. Douglas iSi 139 Cordova street. Ct? WILL bny two good lots in Fair tDJVw view, close to South Granville street.

Dougla 139 Cordova street. 1 1 I 'I ril' Se veral lots for $200 each Doug I If, II las 139 Cordova street. I'HT li'lH" PI lU'W Westminster Van rlirrAdVti lM.ilf) cnuvor Tramway for easily cleared; fine location. Douglas ii 139 Cordova street. 0 Electroliers, Combination" Gas Fixtures REASONABLE PRICES.

PROMPT ATTENTION sri'ERIOR WORKMANSHIP Special Bargains in Acreage. WILL buy a half Work in Sub OtJV7 division $1.,0 cash, balance in ii years. Douglas St 139 Cordova street. OXH IIALF aero end a nine roomed brick house on Westminster Vancouver tramway, for easy terms; house alone is worth the money. Douglas A Co 139 Cordova street.

1 iOACHKS In Siinamish Valley, half Xx" mile from the hopfarm, forgot); this laud will be worth $.,0 per acre when the Hop Company develops its land. Douglas Co. 139 Cordova street. ACUES adjoining Cedar Cottage Nursery, for $H2ii; $375 cash, balance ill 1 and i years; adjoining land sold for $2000 per acre. Douglas it 139 Cordova street.

A BLOCK in the East End, fronting on street opened up, for sale at there is $1000 profit in this to subdivide: lies well aud commands a magnificent view. Douglas 139 Cordova street flj A FOlt a 6 acre block on Westmin 4)Ot 'U ter Vaneouver tramway; splendid location; fine Bite for fruit ranch; land easily cleared. Douglas 139 Cordova St. "1 ACHES on Sea Island, fronting on main road, near bridges, for $1300; terms, $363 cash, balance In 5, 7 and 10 years, 'I his Is a rare chance for a man with small capital to secure first class laud suitable for garden, fruit ranch or dairy; only a few miles from Vancouver and good gravelled road all the way: can anange for 20 acres on Bame terms. Douglas 139 Cordova street.

2K ACHES, 7 miles from Vancouver, good 9 road entire distance; nearly all the land under cultivation; good house and stable; 40 fruit trees and lot of small fruit; near church, school, postoilleo and store; price $i000; terms, $2700 cash, balance in four years; this Is a bargain; location good aud soil very rich and well drained. Douglas 139 Cordova street. ACHES in Dangler Municipality; JdrtJ frame house; 200 fruit trees: 30 acres improved, balance lichtly timbered; good creek ruuning through land; school house on place; store aud post office nearby; price, $18 per acre, easy terms of payment; will tell any quantity of land from 50 acres up. Douglas i 1S9 Cor dovajitreet ACHES near Government Expert mental Farm at Agassia Station, at $2.1 per acre. Douglas it 139 Cordova street.

"1 4 ACHES on Heymonr Crock, close to Vancouver, at $.0 per acre. Douglas A 139 Cordova street. 1 ACHES froting on North Arm of Fraser Kiver, miles from Vancouver, at. a bargain, owner forced to soil; beautiful location; best of soil; on good road; one fourth mile from school house. Douglas 139 Cordova St.

A BLOCK in Fairview at 139 ordova street. Douglas A SPECIAL SALE From WoiUMnber l.st lili all eluiirtMl nut of Ladies' Rubber Goats 75o. 3.00 3.50 1.50 7.50 9.00 13.00 Ladies' Jackets 11.50 EACH. PAGE POSSFORD BROS. 1206 tf HASTINGS STItEET.

I HE MERLE? HOTEL 111 in TAXCOl VF.K, B.C. Close to Opera House. Electric Lights. Billiards, Baths, etc. Specially recommended by visitors for com tort, excellence and moderate cliarKes.

AN FOR SALE TENDERS are invited for the purchase of ira acres (more or less) of land, the property of J. E. Edwards, In the Municipality of Coquitlarn, being Lots 108 and 1R9, Group New Westminster District, For further particu'ara and conditions apply to the undersigned, to whom tenders are to be sent. No tender will be necessarily accepted. CIIARLES E.

POOLEY, Solicitor. 47 Langiey Street, Victoria. July 9th, 1892. lHJl SnwlAW POR ELDRIGE. Commission Merchants.

All kinds of Farm Produce handled! Wholesale dealers in Victoria Crackers and Cakes, Baoon, Lard and Syrup. 198 tf FDISON GENERAL ELECTRIC C0MPANY, EMSOX liUILlUXG, RICHAKDS STREET, VANCOUVER, MANCFACrUKEKS OF have on hand an immense stock of these goods in great variety, from the cheapest to the most expensive, all Styles and Finishes, and are prepared at short notice to furnish everything appertaining to the Fixture Business, OUR SHOWROOMS are lighted by Electricity, and purchasers can see samples in actual use. We shall be pleased to have the public call and inspect our stock estimates given for all kinds of electrical work, WIRING AND ELECTRIC LIGHTING A SPECIALTY. 0 1 BRITISH COLUMBIA I ana invesimeni flgency, ll LEAMY KYLE, MANUFACTURERS OF ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER UTRS, SINGLES, DOORS, WINDOWS, scows orci fur charter, towiw of all khus dqxe. Office, Hastings Street.

tyills, Red Mills, South Side of False Creek. (SUCCESSORS TO ALLS0P MAS0NI viwrnnvpp RUANrHD0UGALL H0DSE BL0CK VANCOUVER BRANCH qORDOVA STREET LAND .1 INSURANCE AGENTS. Money to Loan Lands Sold and Purchased. Time Deposits Received at the rate tf 5 per per annum. t2oi E.

B. MORGAN, manager..