Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 2

Wednesday, September 8, T0 TW WQRl ir 0) An expert dispense is in charge of ou new modern "Ice less" Soda Fountain A dainty luncheon served daily in the new Tea Room, 1 1 :30 a. m. to 2:30 p.m. Jj News from Lfir THE i Shipping World TRANSIT AT SEWARD ON WAY SOUTHBOUND Infants' Vests We make a specialty of these garments. Our stock is very large and particularly well assorted.

We import direct from the makers, and save you money on everything you buy. Examine these special values: Infants' vests, open all the way down; made of mixed wool and cotton; unshrinkable, nicely finished with seams outside, 25c to 35c. Infants' vests, Rubens style, 25c to 35c. Infants' vests, Brownie style, made of very fine wool, 40c up. Infants' vests, all wool, very fine quality, open down the front, 40c up.

Cruise in Siberian Waters Big Success Hunting Party Will Reach Juneau September 30. Tli steamer Transit, of the MacKen nie fleet, which has been cruising in Alaskan and Siberian water for two months with party of hunters aboard, was reported as having reached Seward on Monday on her way southbound. The report stated that everything had gone nicely on the cruise thus far. and that the party, of which Raron von fjntt mann is the head, will continue to cruise about southeastern Alaska until towards the end of the month. The Trntudt will reach Juneau about September MO, and sail from there direct for this port.

It is believed thnt the JAMES STARK A SONS. LIMITED. The Carpet Section Presents a Wide Range of Floor Coverings IP HE attention of every woman is directed to the broad showing of new carpet squares, rugs and linoleums we have ready for your inspection. Bought direct from the mills the values are greatly enhanced, all semblance of a middleman's profit being entirely elimenated. In room sized rugs we are making an unusually fine display of Wiltons, Axminslers and Brussels, in all sizes in many cases the same patterns in all sizes.

1 he newest designs and patterns are featured in the latest colorings. Hundreds of pretty designs in small floor mats, Wiltons and Axminslers in every color to match the shade of your carpet. Special prices in these lines. Floor oilcloths, inlaid linoleum and cork carpets in hundreds of new patterns specially priced now during the opening days of the new carpet section. Competent salesmen are here to advise you in the selection of the proper coverings for your floors and give you the benefit of their years' of experience.

hunters have had a very profitable trip from the fchmtlpoint of number and kind of game caught. 627 Hastings West TO ABANDON OHIO TO UNDERWRITERS Cost of Floating Vessel and Age of Hull Too Great to Pay Owners The Ohio, wrecked about two weeks bko in Hetkish Narrows near Cartels liny, II. will doubtless lie abandoned to the underwriters by 1lio owner. Hie Alaska Steamship Compuny, and in the near future will possibly be sold by the underwriter to a salvage comnipany to wreck mid dispose of as junk. The cost of floating the stranded vecsel would be large and the axe of her hull has reduced her worth to a point where the expense would probably be greater than Hie value.

The surveyors found the reef on which the Ohio struck before she was beached in Carters Hay and emphatically declare that the passage is exceedingly dangerous and no such boat should be allowed to follow the course usually taken by American skippers in this locality. C'npt. James Fowler, representing Lloyd, carrying the insurance on the hull; Capt. S. It.

tiibbs, representing the cargo insurance, which was with the Sail Frauc'mco board of underwriters', nnd Itadcliffe Formau, an insurance nil justor representing the Alaska Steamship company, returned to Seattle jester day from the wreck, as did ,1. K. Pharo, of the I'uget Sound Salvage Company and 1 livers William nnd Charles I'en jainiu. None of the men would discuss the situation nrdde from reporting the vessel has ninety feet of water over her stern and her hull is buried in the in nil to a depth of fifteen feet. This mud, which prevented any information regarding the damage to her hull being obtained, comes from a river mouth nearby and is daily growing deeper.

ANOTHER LOAN FOR OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA Another loan of half a million dollars has been negotiated by the Osaka Shoseu Kaisha for the completion of the remaining liners for the American service between Hongkong and Taeoma, according to advice received by the steamer Cyclops. The issue price is fixed at over 1)7 yen per 100 yen face value, and the interest seven per cent per nnnitm. The Yokohama Uoyeki says that of six new liners of the steamship company which are to be placed on the Ilongkong Tacoma service, the construction of four was undertaken after the issue of debentures some time ago. The new loan is to be spent on the remaining two liners. The Taeoma Mnru, one of the six liners, has already been placed on the new route, nnd the remaining steamers are now in course of construction at the Slitsti Hishi and ailier shipbuilding yards in this country.

ELLA TO LEAVE FOR MEXICO SEPT. 1 7 The next vessel of the Jebson line from Seattle to Mexico will be the Ella, which sails from Seattle September Iti for the south. The Krna, which alternates with the Ella, sailed fromm San Pedro, where her captain was arrested for smuggling, for Salinn Cruz at It o'clock last Wednesday evening. im Firt Hiry and Unitmtar tor Men and Womtm Ik BROUGHT XITU.VTE CAROO. Ilritisli steamer Oswestry, under charter to W.

R. Grace arrived at Victoria Saturday with (HHI tons of nitrate of soda. She had on her deck 700.OX) feet of redwood ties which had been loaded at Eureka for South America. When she left port aiain on Sunday night she went to Comox for bunker coal, and was going then to Taeoma to discharge 1700 tons of copper ore nnd complete her cargo for South American ports. LONSDALE DUE.

Steamer Lonsdale, of the Canadian Mexican line, is expected in port tomorrow from Mexico. The vessel Is bringing a large cargo of machinery for the Yukon, as announced previously in these columns, and she will be compelled to do some fast traveling in order to' reach Skagway In tome to have the machinery forwarded up the river to its destination. An Important Sale of Underskirts Women's sateen underskirts made of extra fine quality English sateem, cut extra full frith deep full flounce, trimmed with shirring and finished ni th two small gathered frills. A. HILKER SON Black, navy and brown.

On sale tomorro on the second floor at $1.65 and MT. PLEASANT MILLINERY CO. DUDLEY BLOCK 2334 Westminster Road GEORGIA ARRIVES. Steamer Georgia, of the Canadian Mexican tins, arrived at Sallna Crus yesterday. The Lonsdale will reach this port tomorrow afternoon from Mexico, Tkomt tl.

Ladies' New Golf Jackets KOCH'S CATARRH CURE New Patent Leather Sailors and hats just arrived. Come and choos now, it will pay you. Prices from $3 to $5.75 Also a new linn of untrimmed shapes. Mothers Visit the Children Section SECOND FLOOR. where everything for infants up to girls of twelve years is displayed.

Everything required for the kiddies may be had in this department without the bother of shopping all over the store. Dainty little dresses, underwear, waists, flannels, bootees, bonnets, in hundreds of cute styles the new autumn stocks are practically complete and show unusually broad selections of dainty wearables for the children. Every mother should make it a point to view the new showings. Leather Goods New Arrivals Many charming styles in handbags have been opened during the past few days. Tomorrow we show practically an entire ne stock of these goods having just cleared four cases from the cutoms.

As in suits and cloaks New Yoik favors us with the smartest styles. The very newest shapes and most all are in the large size real alligator, walrus, seal, patent leather, suede, prain and bronze bags, in plain tailored styles, while many are fancifully trimmed with jet and braid ornaments. Prices to $15.00 arrival today, our full line of Fall Golf Jackets. Our values are even ahead of last season. They rome in white, cardinal, navy and dark green.

Our big leader at $3 Knit In Norfolk style, box pleat on either side; belt, plain back, a very stylish and comfortable garment exceptional value $3.00 Another splendid value Is made In almost the same style, only a different weave; it also comes In white, cardinal and navy; very special at. 3.7 We have other llnei at I4.V3, SA.tft ml ff.00. For an outinff garment they are Ideal. Pee our window and get one for Monday's holiday. Is a remedy which (Ives almost Immediate relief In all case of Catarrh, whether chronic or otherwise.

Hat eursd eases of very long stand It cures by healing th membranes and eliminating the catarrh germs from the system. If ued faithfully will euro the most severe case of cularrh, whether of the head, nose, throat or stomach. Testimonials. We recommend and guarantee It. FOR SALE ONLY BY TWO STORES.

Grandvlsw, 1007 Park Drive. Mt. Pleasant Millinery, 2334 Westminster ivenus. Men's All Wool $1, $1.25 Ailover "45c Nets and Laces Knitted Vests $3.00 1 Special Sale of Ladies' New Fall Suits Testimonials on Hand. Mr.

Fred Hamell, of 344 Powell street, says: "I hereby certify that have used the Dr. Koch's Catarrh Cure, and found It a cure for catarrh; it does all you claim for It." MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY. The men's furnishings' section shows a wide range of smart styles in these sweater vests a garment of importance in every man's wardrobe warm, comfortable and stylish. Come in pleasing shades of tan, brown, grey and dark red with small figure effect, outside pockets and fancy edge band, $3.00 and $3.25 Here's the best lace news we've had to chronicle for some time 1250 yards of fine allover tucked nets and filet net laces and net insertions in a wide range of charming new autumn patterns. the exquisite qualities of these laces will commend them to every woman who sees, them for waists, yokes, sleeves and trimming purposes.

Regular $1.00 and $1.25 values, tomorrow 45c Red Cross Drug Store English and German Chemists. 53 Cordova Street. (Opposite Burns' Meat Market Your new NEW FALL SUIT bought here tomorrow will mean a big saving to you. lhe Ella will carry freight and passengers, and will leave Victoria September 17, San Frnncisco September "1, San l'edro September and Corinto, northbound, October arriving back here early in November. She will carry a large amount of wheat and general cargo southbound.

She connects with the Mexican national railways at Muu znnillo and with the Tehuantepec and other roadii at Salina Cruz. CAX. AUS. SAILINGS. The It.

M. S. Mara ma, of the Canadian Australian line, arrived at Brisbane last Saturday en route outward from this port. The Aornngi is eii route to Vancouver, making her last trip here, and should arrive at Honolulu about Thursday of this week. The Makurn, now in port, is expected to sail fur Sydney on Friday.

HENRIETTE IN TORT. The steamer Henrictte, of JlacKenzie came in port yesterday afternoon from Skagwny and way ports and left last night for I.adysmith to bunker. When the vessel sails north again tonight she will have an immense shipment of livestock, which probably will be the last of the present season. The Henrietta brought down a cargo of ore and salmon. STORM KING SOLD.

The tug Storm King, owned by Blain Simcock, has been purchased by O. F. Payne, of Satiirna Island, for towing purposes, under arrangement. with Brown 4 Ilillis of Victoria. The tug was built at New Westminster in lflOB, is 82.3 feet over all, and is one of the most powerful boats in the local fleet.

Captain Good will retain his command of her. MARINE NOTES. Vessels. Wharf. R.

M. S. Empress of Japan. I'. K.

It. M. S. Makura C. 1'.

It. Princess Beatrice C. I'. R. Cainusttn U.

SS. Co. l'riiicesa Ena C. I'. R.

Henrictte Johnson Co. John 1.. Card E. C. K.

Quadra C. 1'. It. Celtic E. C.

E. Haddnn Hall In the stream Kokohcud Hastings Mills l.ahainu B. C. M. Uy.

Royal Sovereign Hastings Mills The steamers Princess Beatrice and CunioHiin returned from northern points Clever Showing of the New Suits THE demands of fashion are aptly met in the exposition of stunning new suits for women, now being displayed in the third floor suit salon. The cleverest of New York designers have contributed their best and most pronounced efforts to make this the premier showing in Vancouver. Visit the new store tomorrow and view the most authoritative displays we have ever made. A few descriptions: COSTUMES 35 only, ladies' tailored costumes; coat length, trimmed with strapping of self and buttons skirt 9 gored, trimmed with buttons and pleats in shades of brown, navy, moss, green, grey and black. Regular sale price $20.00 NICOLA VALLEY COAL A.

ROSS CO. in c. 1 c. i THE PREMIER COAL NICOLA VALLEY COAL COKE LTD. Room 21, Imperial Block.

Telephone 2886 Stunning suit of chiffon broadcloth in black and green, 46 inch, semi fitting model, front, back and sleeves trimmed with braid in fancy scroll design; collar of Kursian braid; new pleated skirt, braided $75.00 Suit of black Venetian cloth, with 46 inch coal, semi fitting; silk collar finished with jet buttons; tailor stitched strappings of silk braid back, front and collar, and small jet buttons; new pleated skirt trimmed to splendid effect with braid and but tons $40.00 Semi fitted model of new grey tweed, 40 inch coat finished with jet buttons a very smart suit, and only Another handsome suit is a two tone striped imported French serge in a taupe shade, semi fitting three quarter length coat, tailor stitched, strappings" down front and back finished with tabs and buttons; lined throughout with Skinner's satin; skirt has pleated panels and is trimmed with tabs and buttons $50.00 A very smart suit in the new catawba shade of fine French serge, 45 inch coat lined throughout with Skinner's satin; mannish notched collar trimmed with silk; coat has back vent finished with three large jet buttons; fancy silk cuffs; 1 1 gore skirt, with pleats in each gore $40.00 ou o1 froova oireei Phone 574 Seal Presses Stock Certificates yesterday afternoon with many assen gers and full salmon cargoes. The Beatrice will sail for Prince Rupert, to THE CANADIAN NEWS Japanese Daily. OFFICE: 383 Powell St. Established July, 1897. Largest Oriental circulation in Vrncouver, B.

C. CLELAND WELSH Printers 629 PENDER STREET FIRST TAXICABS TO ARRIVE THIS MONTH Three Cars for New Local CompanJ For advertising rates phone 905 or write O. box 8G8. malpais from days Harbor; (earner Cole Drake from Seattle; steamer 11. C.

I.indsauer from tirays Harbor; steamer (irays Harbor, from Grays Harbor; steamer Willapa, from Willapa Harbor. Sailed: S. S. Ix)gan, for Manila; steamer for Seattle. Los Angeles Arrived Steamier President from Seattle, via Eureka and San Francisco; ir Yoseuiit, iiom Columbia liver; steamer Admiral Sampson for Seattle; schooner Fred.

Wood, from Bellingham. For Sale in 301 San Pedro Arrived Schooner Fred. J. Wood, from licllingliam. Astoria Arrived: Steamer Sun Jinto, from Sim Francisco for Portland and proceeded; steamer Northland, from San Francisco for Portlum! and proceeded; oil tank i teamer Catania, from San Francisco for and proceeded; steamer Nome City, from San Francisco for Ouk Point und proceeded; oil Rieam er Argyll, from Sau Francisco for Portland and proceeded.

Sailed: Steamer VYliitier with cil banje Fullcrtnn in tow in ballast from Portland fo San Francisco. Sailed: Steamer Thomas Wand for Grays Harbor. Aberdeen Sailed Steamer Westerner, for San Francisco. Hoquiam Arrived Steamer Thomas Ward, Astoria. Sailed Steamer Stanley Dollar, for San Pedro.

night. The Rupert City sailed for Prince Rupert hist night with large passenger list aud full cargo. Steamer Vadso Is expected in from northern It. C. points.

The old confiscated Francis Cutting, once an American halibut schooner, will be sold by auction again at the lloatley wharf by Tom Shirley, deputy master of the admiralty, on Saturday. At the lust sale of the vessel she was purchased by Captain Bingham, who intended to use her for fishing, but his plans fell through and he loses his deposit. The Cutting was seized by the Kestrel. STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS. Seattle Arrived V.

S. steamer Man zantta, from Columbia river; steamer City of Seattle, from Skagway. Sailed: Steamer Northwestern, for Bellinghain steamer Watson, for San Francisco; steaiuer Rainier, for Bellingham; steamer Governor, for Everett; steamer City of for San Francisco. Nome Arrived Steamur t'matilla from Seattle. LETTERHEADS, INVOICES and ALL KINDS OF HiatMiSS STATIONERY Lithographed Will Reach City on the 26th.

The first three taxlcabs, or carload of tin; first consignment of machine ordered for the new Columbia Taxica Company, will arrive In Vancouver the 2fith ot this month, and will immediately put into service, a cordin; to a statement by Captain T. H. Ivors nop tills morning. The cars are coming direct from th factory in eastern Canada, and unti a permanent garage site Is determine upon, will be placed In the garage the Vancouver Auto Cyc'e t'ompanv at fi32 Seymour street. Ten cars j'i all have been ordered as the first con slgnment for the company, and the res' of the machines will shipped to thl city at short intervals after the arrlva ot ilia tint, twv Engraved Visiting Cards WCUul.VU f.M LOOK! NORTH ARM ROAD, corner of Horne road, 66 foot corner $4200 WESTMINSTER close to Twenty fifth avenue, lots for $1600 Square Deal Realty Corner Westminster Avenue and Twenty fifth Avenue.

Pbooe 4695. Trn luts. including two double corners, two blacks from Westminster carllne. on Twentj Fourth and Twenty Fifth avenues; cleared and graded: from f(50 te 1600; on good terms. Three lota in Block 800.

District Lot 6, on Seventh avenue; room house and barn; 16500; or will sell separata; easy terms. I ot 11. Hlock II, District ltl, on Powell street, SS00O. NORTH COAST LINE WILL REACH SEATTLE Sept. 8 Robert E.

Stra horn, president of the North Coast railroad, a mysterious line which has puzzled not only the heads of all the Srcat railroads, but the people of Washington. Is in Seattle today. Discussing his plans. Strahorn said: "The North Coast Is coming to Sc. attic.

We intend to mske a terminal in this city for the business la ljere. Grant Sons. Ltd. I.ItltnKrtiiiher. 315 to 323 CAMBIE STREET ''oat taa sourer.

B. o. Brisbane ArrW st previously; British Marama, Vancouver via. Hongkong for Sydney. San Frsoisco Arrived Steamer Ta J.

i C. KCORf. 523 Seventh Avenne West.