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

DAILY WORLD VANCOUVER, B.C., CANADA. Edison is a treat worth going miles THAT MUSIC HALL. Money to Loan to enjoy. Grand Opening Learn to ride a bicycle in private On Notes school. J.

J. Woods Co. Cyclery, lender street. Chattel Mortgages OF There is to be a social assembly in the Temperance hall, Harris street, Stocks and Debentures on Tuesday evening. Or any other good security.

Apply to New Millinery Just Opened 1 SIX CASES of Men's, Youths' and Boys' UNDER WEAR For Fall and Winter, 1896. New, clean, crisp direct from the manufacturers We have marked these goods at small advance cn cost to turn them over quickly. Our prices start at $1.00 per suit upwards, according to quality. An examination of these goods will ensure quick sales. Please call, examine and be convinced.

At Just opened Roys' suits and reef ers. also boys' sweaters, in navy and white, at Gordon's, 74 Cisrdova Percy W. Charleson BROKER 630 Cordova Street, Vancouver. P. O.

Box 70S. and Mantle Showrooms Petitioners ask that a Plebiscite be Taken to see if the People Want It. The Board of License Commissioners met this morning. There were present Mayor Collins in the chair and Com. Laytield and McAlister.

There was also a deputation present representing the anti music ihall element consisting of Messrs. McQueen, Tuff ts. Harwlok and Rev. Mr. Gordon and Mesdames S.

H. Brown and Tultts and J. Brown. This deputation presented the following petition, which was said to have 'been signed by 1.200 persons: "To His Worship, the Mayor, Council and License Board of the City of Vancouver, B. C.

"Whereas, we the undersigned citizens of Vancouver, have learned that your honorable bodies have under consideration the licensing of a music hall with the sale of intoxicating liquor combined, "And believing, as we do, that such an institution will be Injurious to the morals of the community; and seeing that there are at present some 60 licenses for the sale of liquor In force, being about one for 300 of the population, we believe that any addition to the number, especially in the form In ques The current number of the Canadian Wheelman contains a photograph of Charles iiarker, the amateur champion cyclist of British Columbia, also an account of the races here during Carnival week. ml Keating lozenges 50c a box; Dutch drops 3 boxes for 2ac; Kennedy Medi ROBERT CLARK'S 224 CARRALL STREET cal Discovery J1.50 a bottle at Wood ward's. Wednesday, Sept. 30, and following days MONDAY SEITHMBBR 2S. 1S1I6.

VANCOUVER. B. C. MINING STOCKS. On the above date we will have Schedule of Price at Present Prevailing In ready for inspection the very latest Ttii City.

It was discovered by the authorities to day that another Mongolian had been put in the dying room next the Chinese hospital at the rear of the Joss house. Dr. Robertson was summoned to attend him and at last report he was still The Chinamen do not put a man In that apartment until they are of the opinion that he Is on the verge of his last gasp. There's a Big No, Shares. Asked Trail Creek tion, Is not desired by the majority of Center Star liOO.Ort) citizens.

crown Difference between chcip underwear and underwear cheap. I'nmmander 600.0W 1'eer Park l.OUO.OtW "We, therefore, respectively petition your honorable bodies not to grant such a license, at least until an opportunity has been afforded the people to express Jo 30 15 0': Kveninir Star C.reat Western l.ftw.MW Pans productions in Pattern Hats and Bonnets, Untrtmmed Mats and Millinery Novelties. Also, an elegant assortment of German and English Coats, Capes, etc. Dining salon, exclusively for ladies and family parties, at the Poulder restaurant, cor. Cordova and Carrall.

fcrmer is false termer is talse their opinion on the subject by HiKh Ore 500.000 Iron Mask Wu.W'J "Vour petitioners as in duty bound Jumbo mo.KMi Jodie Too.iwi will ever pay." It.il Call and examine our new stock of ranges, stoves and heaters before buying elsewhere. Hell Flett, 330 Hastings street west. James McQueen made a few remarks May Flower 1.000,000 Moute Cristo I.IJOO.im ine economy the latter true. This is a case of underwear cheap. We have bought a 50 e'ezen lot of these goods considerably under the regular price and purpose giving our patrons the full benefit.

Trice $1.25 a suit. See our eastern window. on the same lines followed out by him at the former meeting and the deputation then withdrew. The board dis o. l.ooo.OM) I'oorman M0.nco Special drive In 56 inch tweed, 37 60 7.w 15 18 33 10 H'i 1J is 1.70 Red Mountain MloO.itOO cussed the matter at some length.

It These departments, as in the Elnio 1 dot) suggested that as some of the antls patterns to choose from; regular price $1.25. We are clearing the lot at 85c, a regular snap. Harvey's. past, will be managed by Miss Smith, who is well known to our had said that they wanted a place where they could take their wives and Silverine 6oo.UK Virginia h.M Wrat Ue R.ii and Jusie War E.iirle 600,000 daughters that the by law be amended Wm. K.

Leighton, of Nanaimo, customers, assisted by Mrs. M. E. by cutting out the clauses prohibiting Slocan Buswell (a strictly first class mil the presence of women In t'he hall. No Grey Eagle 7r.

Grand Master of Exchequer of the Knights of Pythias of British Columbia, was very much surprised the JDUNLAP, COOKE CO West Cordova St definite action was taken on this point. Wonderful 1 mw.lMl liner from San rancisco), as head other evening when his brother, John There was a difference of opinion a to whether the by law should be given Slocan Star 1.000.000 Five Con trimmer. B. Lelghton, of San Francisco, walk its third reading or the plebiscite be Boumtary recommended to the council. Some Old Ironsides 1.0U0.000 ed into his office, and asked If he could negotiate a loan on Wellington property.

As they had not met each With greatly enlarged premises, we will be in a much better position to cater to the wants of our Camp MeKinney 15 2.36 60 15 35 9.50 1.00 35 Cariboo SW.000 other for 23 years, neither recognized Canvas Decoy Ducks Nelson the other. A few words explained the growing trade. of the board felt that the matter was one directly within 'their province to deal with and that they had no business to shift their responsibility over onto the people. If the by law was passed the people would have a chance, If they wished, to vote the commission Hall Mines 300,000 position and they had an all night chat for John B. had to catch the morning Local train on his way home.

Cache 500.000 Ali.erni consolidated 600,000 and Geese nnahar Mining Vo 65 Victoria Phoenix Brewing company's 0 Cariboo 500.000 9.5U lager beer, 5c a glass, at the Louvre, II ft ers out in three months' time. As the full board was not present it was decided to send the petitions on to the council and adjourn until to morrow morning. Carrall street; hot sausages every At night free. Open day and night. LOCAL GOSSIP.

Tisdairs Gun Store S3. City of Nanaimo arrives at 521 Hastings St. Calley'g Clul) Soda and Ginger Ale. TEMPORARILY DISPOSED OF. Another of the Hazelton gang has 150 Cordova Street Millinery opening Wednesday, Sept.

Evans, Coleman Evans' wharf, from Xanaimo, and leaves C. P. R. wharf on arrival of train. Leaves Johnston's wharf, Nanaimo, daily at 7 a.

until further notice. 30th, and following daya, Drysdale'a. Labatt's celebrated London ale on draught, 5c per glass, at Hotel Norden. Sterling silver Encourage Local Industry Don't use imported Soap when you can get as Cash loaned on notes and mortgages. Prof.

O'Brien's academy of dancing, corner Homer and Hastings streets; class for liady and gentlemen beginners meet Monday and Thursday evenings, at 8 oVtlock; Juvenile class Saturdays at 2. Private pupils by appointment. been put iwhere society will not have to be in dread of him for 30 days anyway. As was mentioned on Saturday he was arretted for stealing a coat from L. Grossman's room on Abbot: street.

This morning he pleaded not guilty. The story of the finding of the coat at his place of rooming was told with other facts showing his connection 'with It. He then went Into the box himself, and tohl a story of having bought the coat from the noted one eyed Riley for .1.50 the coat is easily worth $10. He made a Edward Winter Smith. 321 Cordova.

Mrs. Catherine Ann Costello, an good an article tor less money, manufactured old and respected pioneer of Victoria, passed away on Saturday. Our right here in Vancouver, BERRY SPOONS SUGAR SPOONS 4" COFFEE SPOONS ORANGE SPOONS Dr. R. J.

Wood Is now permanently located at 14 Cordova Btreet. Dunn Mlller block, room 4 and 5. Tel. 414. I PICKLE PICKS, IMMENSE number of other statements that gave the magistrate an easy road to the conclusion that ithe accused had the coat in his possession knowing It to Air light heating stoves; latest pa In new niand very low In price.

tent, at Scoullar 56 Cordova St. have been stolen nd he accordingly adjudged that Henry Hazelton should For stylish Jacket, cape or water go to jaI for 30 days. proof. McLeod Coote. The Victoria Colonist mentions that Norman McLaren, a well to do hardware merchant of St.

Paul, has spent several days past In the capital and Nanaimo searching for his wife and little girl. The former he Is anxious to locate simply and solely because she has the child with her, and the father does not regard the mother as a lit custodian for the little one. Mrs. McLaren, who is her husband's Junior by some 23 years, eloped from St. Paul on the 21st of August last with F.

D. McKinnon, a young man employed as book keeper in her husband's store. She took with her her two year old daughter and also W)0 belonging to her husband. From St. Paul the runaway couple were traced to Spokane and thence to Victoria, where they were guests for several days at a Yates street hotel.

rysdale's millinery opening Wed From an old tub well lately liscover In the ttoman' ruins at SUchester nesday, Sept. 30th. Four pound bar is the great leader in Soap at present. We were the first to give British Columbians a four pound bar for 25 cents. Standard Soap Works TROREX in Hampshire, a tub in good preserva tlon, though the Wood is somewhat rot' Purser Chick caught two sneak ton, has been taken out.

It is believ ed to be 1,600 years old. thieves plying their avocation on the S3. Comox. He hauled them before sauires Mellon and Anderson. One got two months and the other a The Jeweler DON'T PAY RENT Stacks of hosiery for ladles, misses Bargains in Houses and Lots 102 Cordova Street.

and men; big boys' heavy all wool ribbed hose 25c. Woodward's. MONEY CO Be sure you get the latest design In 01 AA will buy one of the nicett residence! VdlUU 1n the West End, altuated between TO The slm of THE BIRKBECK INVESTMENT Ie to assist, not to crush. YOU CAN HAVE A LOAN TO BUILD A HOflB. YOU CAN HAVE A LOAN TO BUY A HOflE.

YOU CAN HAVE A LOAN TO PAY OFF A LOAN. air tight stoves. Scoullar Co, 56 Cordova street. IT'S NOT LOAN Dr. Stevenson, homoeopathic physi Interest at per cent.

Repayable monthly, eorerlnf period of JO, 11 or II years. cian, has Tesumed practice. 120 Hast ings street as)t. TODD LEES, Resident Manager, w. Resident Manager, it Cordors Btreet.

E. ORATELET, Local Agent, MS Cordova Street, An alarm of Are was sounded on Or J. W. FON8ECA, Special Agent. 1107 Pender Street.

Sunday night because of a blaze In a house on Oppenhelmer street owned by G. R. Gordon and occupied by Mrs. Richardson. Damage to the extent of Thurlow and Bute streets, overlooking Inlet, and having; an unobstructed view of the harbor.

All modern conveniences. Lot 66x132. Fine round yarden, with bearing orchard and Uit of small fruit. Easy terms of pay ment. This Is one of the greatest snap lo the West End, In one of the finest locations.

Present owner paid $5,000 for the property. COAAA or tyl modern, 9 roomed houe VwUUU Homer street, near Methodist church. TAA for fl roomed house on Mount Pleas vOUU aiu. Large lot an4 orchard. Small cash payment, balance long time, without Inter est.

This Is a rent saver. Good location not far from Ninth avenue tramway terminus, ffljonn fT house and lot on Keefer atreet, COUU near East End school. Easy terms of payment. Lot Is worth $400. It)" for (rood lot on Mount Pleasant, near VliJ the school house, S7r for 1.4 In Falnrlew, short distance west SO of Granville street.

$75 only was done. Special drive In dress tweeds and serges. McLeod Coote. Examine our Immense stock of watches. They are going at greatly reduced prices for next 10 days.

Soft coal parlor stoves at cost for Scoullar 56 Cordova two weeks. street. The Oxford hard and soft coal heat ing stoves; low price. Scoullar 56 Cordova street. S900 $450 for 132 feet fmntatre on Burrard street, near West End acnool.

for a ood lot on Cordova Ktreet east, not far from St. James church, for fine lot on Seymour atreet. Rev. H. C.

and Mrs. Mason, nee THE CADI'S LEVEE. At the Police court this morning John Batty was charged with having had an Alaska Indian woman in his house for the purpose of prostitution. He pleaded not guilty but the evidence was overwhelmingly against him. The iragistrate ordered that he pay a fine of 150 or go to jail for two months.

He got angry at this and wanted to know if that meant that be should work on the streets. The magistrate added that the two months would be with hard labor. "That's pretty tough," said Batty, "and me a citizen here." The magistrate, however, was inexorable and Batty not having the $50 will have to Join Officer North's good roads corps. Frank Crelghton and John Hanlon were both found guilty of consorting with Marguerite, the woman In the preceding case, but the magistrate said that to his deep regret he had been unable to find a clause in the Indian act under which he could punish them. The accused did not seem to view the matter in the same light as the magistrate and accepted their dismissal with a smile which showed that shame was not one of the feelings they were capable of experiencing.

Marguerite, the Indian woman, who was, the magistrate said, at the bottom of all the trouble, was fined i25, with the option of spending 30 days in the new skookum house. As she only had (2.75 she will sojourn In the female ward of the jail for the time stated. Pauline, another Indian woman, charged with being drunk, was $0, with the option of spending 10 days In Marguerite's company in Jail. David Callao, a Chilain lad who had been drunk, was dismissed with a caution. Johnny Capio, better known as Cloudy, who has been before the beak as many times as he has fingers and toes, was charged with stealing a saw from C.

Scott, and was remanded till the 29th. Two young fellows who got Into a scrap on Saturday night and put war maps on each others faces were fined 10 each. DAVIDSON 146 148 Cordova St. KIndree, have returned from their trip ind will reside on Howe street. Mrs.

Mason will be at home after October 4th. Their many friends will be pleas What you pay for thin, but what you get for what you pay that satisfies you. If you didn't buy on of our $1.75 lamps last week do It this week. Remember though they are last season's) goods they sra just as web worth $2.60 as anything in the market (his season. No reason why anyone should be without a handsome lamp.

SKINNER'S CHINA HALL 514 Hastings Street. ed to welcome them back and unite In wishing them long lives of peace and prosperity. 0 A novelty Is the invisible handle A large list of houses and lots In all parts of ths city. Be ns before you purchase. MCttfEY to loan, long term or monthly payments, to suit HTower.

Interest I to I per cent. Money loaned on furniture and other chattels. Notes discounted. Building society shares bewght, or money loaned on them. Mining shares bought and sold.

C.S. Douglas Co Real Estate, Mining and Loan Agents 130 Cordova Street. GAMB1ER CLAY PIPES Straight Vulcanite Push, Nickel Mounted, regular price 15c Bent Vulcanite Push, Nickel Mounted, 15c, regular price 25c. Maurice GintZblirger, The Tobacconist bell at J. J.

Woods 728 Pender street Bicycles for rent; tel. 437. Grand opening of new millinery and rtantle show rooms Wednesday, Sept. 40311, and following days. Drysdale Cordova street.

0 Cambridge Sausages Dr. Ernest Hall, eye, ear and throat D. S. WALBRIDGE C. D.

RAND specialist, wil be at the Leland hotel on Wednesday, Sept. 30th. A young lady employed as a domes tic in a residence in this city came Made Daily RAND WALLBRIDGE MINING BROKERS SANDON, B. C. We have much pleasure in announcing that we have opened an Good News Page Ponsford of Hastings street, have just received their consignment of Rubber Coats from furrie Mackintosh also the celebrated Rigby Ulsters.

Call round and see them at your earliest convenience. very nearly ending her life on Sunday through taking an antiseptic wafer instead of a headache wafer. Prompt and heroic medical treatment alone saved her and as it is she will be ill for some Another warning against carelessness with drugs. E. FADER office in Sandon, B.

and are prepared to har.d'e any legitimate mining properties that may be brought to our attention. KM4w im Street cars stop at McLeod Coote's, Mm Hastings Street West cor. Hastings and Westminster ave. Eiderdowns for children's coats 20c fur trimmings, children's Turk DEATH OF WILLIAM FRASER. At his residence, "47 8th avenue, William Fraser this morning passed to his eternal rest.

Deceased was in his 76th year. He was a native of I'ictou, N. 3., but had been a resident of Vancouver for the past 11 years. Although such an old man deceased was not feeble, and death was due to an acute disease, not to old age. He leaves a family of five to mourn his departure.

Three sons, Norman, J. D. and are resident in Vancouver, the two latter being school teachers. Another son. Self Rising ish caps 20c; Tam Shanters 10c up; boys' peak caps 15c.

Woodward's. First Class Work At Eastern Prices G. A. koeJde, practical bookbinder. paper ruler and blank book manufacture Home block, Camble st.

Flour Washes Beet nala Clocks cleaned from. Broach pins. .1.71 .60 .05 John, resides In New Westminster, as does also a daughter, Mrs. Austin. Don't fad to value.

serge suits, 74 Cordova see our Gordon, Tea Biscuit special street The funeral will leave his late residence to morrow morning at 10 o'clock and proceed to Sapperton. FOR Alex. Smith and Harry Earle, of Hot'l Vancouver, are bark from a bi AD work warranted 13 months; no second ebarge. Sixteen years' experience. MASON CO.

15 Oordows. street. 'VO. ThTT il' rry Good Store. C6 PUBLIC NOTICE.

When Charles XII. of Sweden was fnrced by the Turks to leave Bender In 1713, afur holding out against them and the Russians fir four years, he left his sword bt hind him. The sword Or the Babies This Flour is highly recommended by the medical faculty lor its hygienic propert'es, as it ontains all the nutriment making bone and muscle, and also aids digestion. came laiely into the pnssessi.in of Czar I Nicholas, who has placed it in the Museum of Arms in the Kremlin at i Moscow. cycle trip to Seattle and Tacoma and points en route.

The roaita are not any too good but they had a pleasant time nevertheless. They had some interesting experiences also and were truck with the strictness with which the law against the pale of intoxicants to minors is enforced at New Whatcom. In Tacoma they found th.it all bicycles are taxed $1 a year, the sum raised being us. to make the roads betfr for bicycling and a spin on the 12 mile cinder path fr.m Taoma to Sold for 20 rents a box at the For Coughs and Colds NELSON'S COUGH LINCTUS is the Best Nelson's Drug Store 100 Cordova corner Abbott. Ptlil.IC NOTICE Is hry irivn rio rs sUh while far.

ikiW in the Otv atrSim If not n. r.i,.nnf d. J. A. REID.

rouii'lkefjwr. liuiiyani KiiilinK's new of bal la Is will be cali. The S. a. A Tiurr.Vr hive rit'Vcr tern published.

IDEAL GROCERY Telephone 344, Cor. Hastings and Carrall Sts. Vancouver, i 15. 6. 15.

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