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on August 11, 1910. THE VANCOUVER WORLD ELEVEN ELECTRICITY IS LIFE DRUGS ARE POISONS In their zeal to do good. physicians without sting or burn, yet HO powerful have done much harm; they have hur- and Invigorating that' you can tell the ried to the grave many who would improvement after one appllcation. have recovered if left to nature. All The Electro- Vigor Company, curative agents are poisonous, and.

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MARY ANNE BROWN Vaudeville's Most Enchanting BOCKMAN GROSS Character Comedienne. The Merry Maidens. ADDED ATTRACTION MANUEL ROMAIN CO. Presenting the one-act Musical Comedy entitled "Before and After the Ball." 8320 Acres of First-Class Timber Located one hundred and forty miles from Vancouver on the C. P.

R. One hundred million feet guaranteed: $40,000. Will consider trade for city property. Appleford Dunlevy Co. 216 DOMINION TRUST BUILDING The Bismark Cafe The place where you can enjoy a good lunch or dinner with good music.

Our service and cooking cannot be beat. Bismark Cafe 106 Hastings W. DI DIAMONDS- S-- And the Inexorable Law of Supply and Demand One fact will impress you later, if it does not now; one self-evident truth now seeks your consideration--the price of gems must increase and is increasing. Each year diamonds are brought from greater depths at greater cost, and in fewer numbers. The increase of wealth throughout the world is increasing the demand for gems.

What must the result be? We are proud of the diamonds we can show you today. O. B. ALLAN: 440 ville Gran- Street WANT MAINS ON NARROWS BRIDGE Vancouver Saturday Aug. 20 BROW GROUNDS RECREATION PARK.

BARNUM BAILEY ON EARTH JUPITER BALLOON HORSE ET BARNUM THE THALLER SUPREME TERRIBLE LEAP' THIS KORSE ASCENDS FOR TO THE DOME LIFE THE TERT BIG AND DESCENDS THE IS A SHOWER OF FIREWORKS World's Foremost Circus FILLING 6 ARENAS AND THE BIGGEST TENT EVER MADE A Menagerie of 100 Cages A BABY 40 Elephants 30 Camels A Family of Giraffes GIRAFFE Capital invested $3,500,000 1280 PERSONS 700 HORSES 400 Performers from Larope CHARLEY 60 AERIALISTS 60 RIDERS 60 ACROBATS 50 CLOWNS THE 100 Acts. Musical Elephants FIRST Greatest Circus Human Eyes Ever Beheld BIG NEW STREET PARADE 2 PERFORMANCES DAILY, 2 AND 8 P. 1 DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR EARLIER One Ticket Admits to All Admission tickets and reserved soats will be on sale circus day, Aug. 20, at Waiter F. Evans Co.

Music Store, 526 Hastings street, at exactly the same prices charged at the regular circus ticket wagons. EMPRESS THEATRE Hastings St. and Gore Ave. 'Phone 3907 Best Reserved Seats 25c, 50c Tonight, 8:15: Matinee Saturday 2:15. The National Opera Company Presenting Richard Stahl's Picturesque Comic Opera "SAID PASHA" Next week--The Dramatic Stock Company In "THE FATAL CARD." DANTACES SE THEATRE UNEQUALLED VAUDEVILLE Matinee 3 p.m..

Evening 7.30 and 9 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitzsimmons, offering man's a Man for A' That," In addition "Bob" will relate what he sawin Reno at the Jeffries-Johnston contest, and five other strong features, THE PROVINCE THEATRE NEW PICTURES THE MAD HERMIT. SUDDEN WEALTH.

ONE LEGGED PETE AND PATThis makes you smile all the time. POLICEMAN'S GENEROSITY--Full of fun. 417 HASTINGS STREET WEST Between Homer and Richards Mon HOUSE HOUSE VICTOR and EDISON RECORDS AND TALKING MACHINES COUVERS 439-441 Hastings Street West Are You Aware of the recent great developments, the future possibilities at PORT MOODY Are you posted in current events, and have read of the enormous activity prevailing in this district, and the large Industrial Concerns that are now locating there? Why not own a lot there, and enjoy the profits resulting from the big advance that is bound to occur this winter? Large 66-foot lots, cleared. and within a few yards of the water and C. P.

R. track on such easy terms as $20 Cash with $10 per month or quarterly payments. We have but a few left and they won't last long. Come in today and see. W.F.MONCREIFF COMPANY 304 WINCH BUILDING.

PHONE 3934. Water Committee Recommends That Provision be Made for Carrying of Pipes on Proposed Structure- To Start Laying Additional Mains in Ten Days. The report of Mr. H. M.

Burwell. engineer for the city waterworks system, on the laying of mains on the proposed Second Narrows bridge. was up for consideration at the regular meeting of the water mittee held yesterday afternoon. After considerable discussion as to the advisability of laying, the pipes on high level bridge a motion was carried recommending to the council that should debentures be taken in the bridge company by the city provision be made for the carrying of the mains on the structure. The committee discussed the teasability of constructing a tunnel or subway under either the First or Second Narrows.

In the event of this being probable it was thought best to adopt this method of carrying the mains across the inlet. Superintendent Maddison stated, however, that a tunnel project was practically out question owing to the nature of the bottom of both Narrows. He thought that pipes could be laid across a high level bridge, and suggested that were an hydraulic structure built, the pipes could be carried over the centre elevation by a system of elbows bends without in the least interfering with the pressure. The report of Mr. Burwell was filed for reference.

Supt. Maddison reported that laying the additional mains across the First Narrows would be commenced in ten days, which would not only give an additional water supply, but also a higher pressure where most needed. In reply to a communication from the clerk of Point Grey with reference to the low pressure obtaining on Third street in the vicinity of Heather. Mr. Maddison stated that when the new mains are carrying water a pressure equal to the night pressure will obtain throughout the day in this section.

This will overcome the present difficulty being experienced by residents owing to inadequate pressure. A request was received from the Canadian Pacific Railway company for a reduction in their water rates. In a communication to the waterworks department the company asked that their rates be made lower than those for the B. C. Sugar Refining Co.

It was pointed out that this could not be done unless a special by -law was passed, as this privilege was granted to the refinery in the terms of an agreement made with the waterworks company twenty years ago. further reduction for the railway company would have to be made by a special by-law. The refinery is paying five cents per 100 cubic feet for water, while the C. P. R.

pays approximately cents. Gardiner Johnson Co. offered the city 95 tons of cast-iron water pipe at $34.50 a ton delivered at their wharf. This offer referred to the secretary and superintendent to report upon. According to present values this figure is somewhat lower than the market price for this kind of pipe.

The committee which attended the irrigation sitting recently held at Kamloops reported to the committee on the benefits derived from the conferencenn Printed coptes of the several papers read will be distributed among the councillors when. received from the government of On the recommendations of the en'gineer a 6-inch: waters main will be extended to residents on Third avenue, from Stephens street to a point 200 feet west, and a main will be extended on Eleventh avenue to lot 18, Block 158C. D. L. 261A, which is between St.

Catherines and Dock street. A 6-inch main was also recommended to be laid on 'Third avenue from Bayswater street to a point 300 feet west. Water service will be given to Lot 1, Block 23. D. L.

540, which is at the corner of Third avenue and Collingwood street, as soon as building operations have begun at that point. Court of the Cadi It was difficult to tell the of the row between two Ruthenians caused Nick Roski and Nick Rozaskaski, on Cordova street at 11:30 last night, when they awakened a police officer by their "hollering," but after a long croes-examination, the magietrate came to the that old Nick was as much to blame a6 young Nick, and fined each of them $5 and costs. The officer deposed that the whole neighborhood was awake and in the street, watching, the row, which arcee out of by Nick senior for a dollar owing to him by Nick junior, which the latter refused to pay. for did you hit me?" enquired old Nick. "Why did I hit you?" retorted young Nick.

The questions remained unanswered by defendante. "It doeen't seem a serious affair," commented T. Tidsbury, when the city prosecutor informed him it was a criminal offence to light a fire in the park, but was taken aback when a $10 account was handed to him to honor. "Is there a fine? there's a fine," replied His Worship. "You know the bylaw.

I've seen you round the park for the last 10 years." "Yes," admitted Tidbury, but the park is 10 miles round." "Well, 10 dollars will meet the case," decided the magistrate. Kee, the Oriental who was remanded a few days ago for theatening to shoot a white man who had taken over his store, and who was remanded for enquiry into his mental condition: to be made, was reported as quite sane, and was bound over in $500 to keep the peace. H. McQuaig, who was fined 82 for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk of Fifth avenue, complained that the roads were .60 dangerous he was afraid to ride on them. The Scotch euteness came: to the sur.

face when cha Brown was accosted by a detective the other evening and asked for come particulars of himself. John refused to give any, or to show the $30 he possessed, He wasn't going to show! his Inc on the street to any chance person who come along, and asked him to fork it Hie Worshrp told him to be more polite to the police in future if he wanted to keep out of troable, John indignantly denied that he had told any fu the officer. He skipped blithely from the court when told to 20. For refusing to land from the de. Comoon when it- -arrived at Prince Rupert, to which place he had paid hie fare from Stewart, George Norris charged with being stowaway and re- An Income of $250 a Month for Life is offered to investors from a 10-acre block of irrigated fruit land in Richlands Don't you know that the growing of the Big Red Commercial Apple is the ONE BIG OPPORTUNITY OF THE HOUR.

YOU RUN NO RISKS. We contract to look after your orchard by expert horticulturists until it is revenue producing. Richlands is situated in the heart of the famous Okanagan Valley and is pronounced by experts to be the choicest apple valley on account of its situation, the qualities of its soil and its perfect irrigation system. We back our statements by. proven facts.

$1250 buys a 10-acre orchard; $300 cash, balance over two years. It costs you nothing to investigate this exceptional opportunity to make yourself independent for life. Call or write today. MELHUISH, KIRCHNER CO. PHONE 438 800 GRANVILLE STREET GRANDVIEW LOTS 20 AND 21, RE-SUBDIVISION OF D.

I. 146, D. L. 264A VERY CHEAP Southwest double corner Fifth and Victoria; $3600; 1500 cash; 6 and 12 months for balance. 104 Winch Building BONTHONE, LENNARD CO.

Phone 888 manded until Thursday for further information. Norris, who said he had $136.84 a week ago, bearded the steamer at Stewart, but it came to the knoweldge of the purser of the ship that he intended to come on to this city. The purser thereupon warned him not to do so unless he paid the excess fare before reaching Prince Rupert. Accused did come, however, and gave as his excuse for not paying his fare that someone had got $50 from him during the voyage, and he had only $5 left. For blasting without a permit on the 1900 block Eleventh avenne, Tomas Vacca appeared in the police court this morning and was remanded until Friday for consultation as meaning of the permit granted to the firm of Italian contractors, Romano Pinto Co.

Vacca is only 20 years old. but asserted he had been engaged in the work since he was 18, and had "blasted new streets" back east two years ago. He had been working twelve months for Romano, but had only blasted "little stumps." One of the firm who appeared said the mayor had granted a blasting permit to the contractors, but had refused permission to the men. They could not do the work themselves and had put the men on to it. 'The magistrate commented on the peculiarity of the position and suggested the adjournment for the mayor's position as to the scope of the permit.

This course was agreed to. Arthur Sills of Prince Rupert was before Magistrate Bull this morning charged with having fraudulently forged A cheque for $25 on the Vancouver branch of the Bank of Commerce, and was remanded until Thursday. The cheque was drawn by Sills July 20 and made payable' to Adam Hicks. Sills admitted drawing the cheque and receiving the money, but he stated he was under the impression there was cash in the bank to meet it. He had a deal in real estate in Prince Rupert with 8 woman, whose name did not transpire, and he understood that $200 had been paid into his credit.

Inspector Mulhern, in asking for the remand, said the police wanted another witness when they were confident they could prove the charge up to the hilt Sills was remanded accordingly DIES AT VICTORIA. VICTORIA, Aug. Benjamin Isaac, Cohen, president of the Portland Trust Company, died at the St. Joseph's hospital here last night of heart failure. Mr.

Cohen was taken suddenly ill a few days ago, being removed to the hospital from his hotel. The remains will be sent to Portland for burial. MDME. SARAH GRAND ON SEASICKNESS SARAH GRAND. Mothersill's Remedy Quickly Cures Sea or Train Sickness.

Guaranteed safe and Madam Sarah Grand, Author of the Heavenly Twine, has this to say of Mother's Seasick Remedy: -I enclose postal order with thanks for the box of Mothersill's Seasick Remedy. I have had much experience with the remedy and have never known. it to fail in any case either of sea or train sickness. SARAH GRAND. -(Later) Mothersill Remedy Gentlemen: Pray make use of my letter as a testimonial if you think it would help to snake the remedy known.

Faithfully yours, harmless. 50c. and $1.00 a box at all Drug Stores and Drug If your druggist does not hare it in stock he can get it for you from any Whole vale Druzist in New Fork, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Pitteburg, Baltimore, San Francieco or Canada, Mothersill Remedy Detrost, Mich. Vancouver Exhibition Coupon Tickets for Adults and Children 25c TICKETS, 6 50c TICKETS, 6 $2.00 The tickets are now on sale at the following drug stores: H. W.

Ferguson, corner Granville and Davie W. M. Harrison corner Granville and Pender. E. S.

Knowlton, corner Carrall and Hast. ings. W. E. Law, 648 Westminster avenue.

Manhattan Pharmacy, corner Robson and Thurlow. Georgia Pharmacy, corner Georgia and Granville. Campbell-Burns Drug Store, corner Granville and Hastings. Woods Pharmacy, 601 Hastings St. McDowell, Akins, Watson corner Abbott and Cordova.

McDowell, Atkins, Watson corner Hastings and Westminster. The Nelson Drug corner Robson and Granville. Marrett Reid, 157 Hastings St. SAMPLE CASES (plain, without marks), of the best liquors; guaranteed pure, f.o.b. Vancouver: No.

quart bottle Rye. quart bottle Scotch. quart bottle Port Wine. quart bottle Sherry. 1 quart bottle Claret.

quart bottle Grand Monopol Champagne. No. 03 quart bottles Rye. CA quart bottles Scotch. quart bottle Port.

quart bottle Sherry. 2 quart bottles Claret. 2 quart bottles Grand Monopol Champagne. No. quart bottles, or 12 pints, Grand Monopol Champagne.

CANADIAN-EUROPEAN WINE CO. Tel. 4115. 642 Granville St. Vancouver, B.

C. Auction Notice If you are selling your household furniprivate or auction, sale, call up Gregory, the Auctioneer, phone 3200. who and give you a reliable estimate, and will absolutely guarantee good resuits, and settle up within hours. Our rooms are well, known 33 the most central and up-to-date in the city. If you are furnishing call and see us.

Established years. Gregory AUCTIONEERS. 711-13 Dunsmair Street. Minard's Liniment Limited. Gentlemen, -In June '98, I had my hand and wrist bitten and badly mangled by a vicious horse.

I suffered greatly for several days and the tooth cute refused to heal until your agent gave me a bottle of MINARD'S LINIMENT, which I began using. The effect was magical; in five houre the pain had ceased and in two weeks the wounds had completely healed and my hand and arm were as well as ever. Youre truly, A. E. ROY, Carriage Maker.

St. Antoine, P. Q. THE PRINCESS 51 HASTINGS E. THE FINEST LOVING PICTURE THEATRE ON THE PACIFIC COAST Admission Cents AUCTION OF IMPORTANT PROPERTY AND FURNITURE 600 Seventh Ave West (Corner Ash Street) ON Friday Next 12th inst.

AT 2 P. M. We are instructed to sell the above valuable property and household effects: The property is 50 feet frontage on the corner of Sevtnth and Ash street, one block from the Vancouver Engineering Works, on which is a room house, with basement. The furniture consists of: Mason Risch piano, almost new: parlor chairs, rockers, curtains, bed couch sideboard. extension table.

dining chairs, crockery and glassware, three bedrooms, fully furnished with beds, dreesers and stands, toilets sets, wardrobes, linoleums, rugs, chairs, Monarch steel range, six holes, only a few months in use; utensils, washing machine, Singer sewing machine (drophead), kitchen comfort, garden tools, etc. Property is now on view: furniture on view Thursday afternoon. For terms of property see owners on the premises or the auctioneer. Geo. McCuaig Auctioneer, Telephone 1070.

AUCTION CONTENTS OF WEST END HOME, Friday Next, 12th iast. AT 2:30 P.M. 1164 Harwood St. (Take Davie Cars.) Favored with Instructions we will sell the contents of elegantly furnished home, including Norwood upright grand piano (practically new); beautiful massive sideboard; parlor and dining room suites; magnificent Wilton carpets; McClary cooking range; bedroom furniture of four rooms: very fine clock grandfather's (300 years old), etc. Goods view morning of sale, 10 a.m.

All this furniture is in condition, as good 8g new and really good. Don't miss this opportunity. Ward, Burmester Von Graevenitz Auctioneers and Appraisers. Salesrooms, 1132 Granville Street. Telephone 1395.

Financial and Real Estate Offices, 411 Pender Street. Telephone 3322. AUCTION Excellent Household Furniture and Effects on Saturday Afternoon AT 1:30 O'CLOCK AT North Vancouver North Vancouver residents watch for particulars in later issue, WARD, BURMESTER VON GRAEVENITZ Auctioneers and Appraisers. Salesrooms 1132 Granville Street. Phoze 4593 Real Estate and Financial Offices 411 Pender Street.