Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 12

THE WORLD Friday, July 6, 1906 Vancouver Liberal Association Office and Club Rooms: Powell Block (Cor. Richards and Pender Sts.) BATHING SUITS Men's one-piece Bathing Suits, from 50c up. Two-piece Suits, $1.25, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. Skirt Suits $2.00 Boys' Bathing Suits 50c These are all good quality and come in cotton, wool and cashmere. Get one of these suits and enjoy a cool refreshing bath in the salt water.

CLUBB STEWART Telephone 702 309-315 Hastings St. West NEARLY OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. WIRE ROPE Wilkins celebrated Steel and Iron Wire Ropes for Logging, Mining and Hauling. These ropes have given the greatest satisfaction wherever used.

Sole agents for British Columbia. ROBERT WARD Ld. Cor. Hastings and Homer. Telephone 279 WHARF TELEPHONE 1044.

Lorna If you like a really exquisite perfume--one with 1 a mild, true, floral fragrance, try Lorna. Price 75c per ounce. E. S. KNOWLTON Drugs, Seeds.

62 Hastings E. Telephones 655 and 782. ALWAYS OPEN, LARGE STOCK ON HAND OF NEW WELLINGTON COAL Lump, per ton, delivered 86.50 Washed Nut, per ton, delivered $5.00 Washed Pea, ton, delivered Slack, per ton, delivered $3.00 ALSO BANFF ANTHRACITE COAL Lump, per ton, delivered $9.04 Stove, per ton, delivered $9.00 Egg, per ton, delivered 59.00 Nut, ton. delivered EVANS, COLEMAN EVANS Columbla Avenue Wharf, a Or St. Telephone 88, Telephone 226.

WEDDING BELLS SHAW-PAKE. The Rev. A. M. Sanford united in marriage, at the Princess street Methodist parsonage 01 Thursday evening, Frederick Chas.

Shaw and Charlotte Pake, both of this city. The young pair will make their future home on Princess street. -BRENTON. The marriage was solemnized at Christ church on Thursday afternoon of W. J.

Twiss, provincial manager of the Mutual Life of Canada, and Sadie Jewel, youngest Mrs. Eliza Brenton, of this bride. who was given away by her brother, looked lovely in 811 exquisite frock of point d'esprit over white taffeta silk. She was attended by one bridesmaid, Miss Olive Randle of Nanaimo, who wore cream silk voile with hat to match. At the conclusion of the ceremony the guests repaired to 878 Hornby street where a reception was held, among those present being Mr.

Ralph Smith, M.P., of Nanaimo, and Mrs. Smith. Numerous presents were received by bride and bridegroom. Subsequently the happy pair left for Seattle, from whence they will proceed up to Banff. On their return to this city they will take up their residence on Haro street.

NORTH VANCOUVER. Sunday concert, city band, at Larson's grounds. welcome. Local butter for Saturday only 25c. creamery, W.

Clark's, 328 Carrall street. Saturday afternoon and evening, auction sale at McCuaig's. Some fine goods being offered. SPECIAL BARGAIN. Westminster Avenue -Two lots in block 24, near corner of Princess, only $4250 each.

The cheapest buy on the street. T. Mathews, 417 Hastings St. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Dry split wood, $1.25 per loaddelivered. CASCADE WOOD YARD, Telephone 1157. The Day With the Tourist Association A letter has been received at the Tourist Association from Joseph Saultner, of Graz, Austria, stating that a party of young people are visiting Canada this summer. He would be glad to obtain a booklet all Vancouver and to be given some information about the province. The retiring superintendent of the department of tourist and health resorts, Wellington, N.

has written to say that he has just forwarded a box of New Zealand literature to Vancouver. J. D. Rogers, Hartley. Plymouth; Mr.

and Mrs. William Hall. Melbourne, Henry Barrow. London, Frank H. Knight.

Pretoria. Transvaal: Miss E. Knight, Yea, Vietoria, C. Chamberlain, Las Vegeis. Mexico: Mrs.

W. A. Dashwood Jones and Miss Grace Dashwood Jones. New Westminster: Henry Long. Winnipeg; Mary I.

Messenger. Wolfville, N. Vangie Shaw, Berwick, N. Annie Cochrane, Pitacochang, N. W.

C. Hembray and wife. Moosejaw, have registered at the Tourist Association. Mr. R.

M. Palmer, secretary of the bureau of information. has written to ask Mr. W. E.

Flumerfelt to him ies of any booklets or pamphlets. which he may desire to have distributed from the section of the fairs at Winnipeg, Brandon and Regina. Bin As a result of Mr. Keefer's lectures on Vancouver an inquiry for information on coast has already been received at the Tourist Association. Pease, Lewis Scott, express and draymen; moving pianos and furniture a specialty.

Office: 423 Richards street. Telephone 149. Double corner on Keefer street; close in. Price $1500. There is nothing It at this price.

Williams Murdoff, real estate and business brokers, 133 Hastings street W. Tel. 651. In buying canned meats, be sure you get Manitoba Canning made by thoroughly up-to-date plant and cooked by the latest process. Strictly pure and clean and prepared from the choicest western stock.

Dominion Music school of music, 658 Granville. Lessons instrument free. Look this up quick, 7-8 acre, good location, North Vancouver. This must be sold by the 14th. Price $250, worth $500.

The City Brokerage Company. Rigs always on hand for visiting the Capilano and fishing grounds at North Vancouver hotel. Tel. No. 2.

Two-piece flannel suits. $8.50 to $12. Black or grey lustre coats, $1.75 to $2.25. Scott's Toggery. Daughters of England picnic, North Vancouver, Wednesday, July 11; dance in evening; three piece orchestra; gentlemen, ladies, 25c.

Reliable Transfer Co. 'Phone 1084. If you want to sell your furniture consult McCuaig. Stoves. graniteware and tinware at cost at Slater's.

Bohoma tea in lb. packages, worth sold for 25c. per lb. at W. Clark's grocery, 328 Carrall St.

See McCuaig's auction page 4. Three 50 ft. lots, Tenth avenue, for $850; terms. Williams Murdoff, real estate and business brokers, 133 Hastings street W. For the finest pastry use Queen Anne special pastry flour, in 10-pound bags; also Red Seal pastry flour in 49 pound bags.

Ask your grocer for it and take 110 inferior grades. Crosse Blackwell's marmalade, 1 lb. glasses, 15c. at W. Clark's grocery, 328 Carrall St.

We have a proposition bringing in $74 per month that can be handled with $2100 cash, and $850 per annum for four years, interest at 7 per cent. Close in property. Look this at Globe Real Estate 512 Westminster avenue. Fancy dairy butter in small tubs, 21c. per at W.

Clark's grocery. NOTICE -CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. Commencing on July 6, 1906, the SS. Ramona, sailing for Seattle, will leave Evans, Coleman Wharf pier 1 on Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at 9 p.m. Sailing for Vancouver, will leave Seattle on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundare at 10 p.m.

Intending passengers who desire to be in Seattle for 4th July will be able to leave Vancouver on Tuesday night. 3rd July, giving them the whole of Wednesday and Thursday in Seattle. returning on the new schedule which becomes effective the night of July 5 from Seattle. EVANS, COLEMAN EVANS, Agents. Don't let price stand in the way.

Here's men straw hats at 25c. and up to $3.00. Boy's at 10c. to 75c Scott's Just on the market, 11 acres on River road, South Vancouver, nearly all cleared. Six-room house, barn, chicken houses, fruit.

dyked. Adjoining landing on Fraser river. Magnificent view. Price for immediate sale. $4,000.

Terms. See Globe Real Estate 512 Westminster avenue. North Vancouver, double corner. 100 x137. Sixth avenue.

A snap at $540. This price good for Saturday only. The City Brokerage Company. The Pioneer Laundry require girls and women for their mangle room and ironing room; pleasant work and good wages. Wanted, second-hand cooking stoves and furniture at once.

'Phone 1326. C. Tobson, 127 Hastings St. East. Who Bakes Your Bread Ask yourself the question and if the results are not satisfactory, try MUIR." Vancouver's premier bakers are located at MUIR'S Bakery Mt.

Pleasant Telephone 443 We Will Advance Money on vacant property for building purposes. We will advance on improved property. You can have your choice of repayment. See us. LOEWEN HARVEY 310 Hastings Street New Coats The first big shipment of those New Coats, about 200 in the lot, now ready for your inspection.

The Styles differ entirely from the past two seasons, being three-quarter and seren-eighths in length, with box and semi-fitting back. Colors Mostly light mixed tweeds and plain black with just a few fawns and navys. Prices Well, they run something like this: $5.00, $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $17.50, $20.00 and $25.00. See show window. Harvey's 70 Cordova St.

ESTABLISHED 1891 HART CO. F.J. 1905 INCORPORATED Ladies Particularly AND Particular Ladies say they enjoy taking Afternoon Tea at "The Cabin" 615 HASTINGS STREET WEST. Fresh Baked Scones and Biscults every afternoon. In the Corridors of Vancouver's Hotels Obiter Dicta of Tourists and Other Travellers Met in Leading Caravansaries.

Mr. T. W. Allington, of Vernon, who is at the Dominion, says that some strenuous lessons have been taught in that town lately to people who abuse dumb animal. One man was fined $50 for abusing his horse, beating it to death in fact: and another man $25 for kicking his dog.

The man that killed his horse by beating makes the salle excuse as Rojestvensky. He says that he was out of his head at the time. Mr. Samuel McClay, of this city, was in Vernon recently, says Mr. Allington, and induced Hermon Arnold, of the Vernon lacrosse club, to change his location to Vancouver, Mr.

Allington thinks that the Vancouber team that secures Arnold will have a first-class man. When Mr. Allington left. Principal Shaw. of the Vancouver high school.

was in Vernon for the purpose of presiding over the certificate examinations in that city. North Vancouver and S. Gintzburger. SUMMER RESORT. A splendid opportunity for a progressive man to develop business presents itself in the proposed sale of hotel property at a summer resort.

The property comprises three acres of land, hotel. store, stables, and will be sold at a sacrifice. For details apply to Prescott Spedding, 343 Homer street, Vancouver. See McCuaig's auction ads, page 4. The biggest bath towel in town--our Jumbo, 25c.

Scott's Toggery. New carpets and carpet squares at McCuaig's to be W. cleared at cost. A few lots on Venables street at $295 each: good terms: splendid homesites. Williams Murdoff, brokers, 133 Hastings street W.

See Roller Rink page three. Comb Honey at W. Clark's grocery, 328 Carrall street. OBITUARY HARRY GUILLOD. Harry Guillod, formerly Indian agent for the west coast, died a few days ago at his home in Alberni, B.

leaving a wife and three daughters to mourn his loss. He came to British Columbia via Panama, arriving in Victoria in July, 1862. After a short spell of mining, at which he did not attain much success, he became connected with the Anglican church as catechist under the late Bishop Hille. This work he pursued for several years among the Indians on the Songhees reservation and also at Alberni and Comox. During this period his original avocation of druggist enabled him to do much good among the natives.

He finally settled at Alberni and shortly afterwards married Miss Munro, sister to the late Major Ross Munro. The remains were interred at Alberni. the funeral being attended by a large number of Indians who much respected Mr. Guillod when he filled the position of Indian agent. WILLIAM FENTON.

The remains of the late William Fenton were interred on Thursday afternoon from the family residence. Grove street. Vancouver. There was a large attendance of family friends and members of the International Association of Machiniste, who turned out in A body. The Rev.

Dr. Fraser officiated. The pallbearers, who were all chosen from the association, Messrs. G. Sills, G.

Anderson, George Chapman, James Coldwell, George Nesbitt and Charles Gordon. MISS LIZZIE TOWNLEY. Mr. R. A.

Townley received a telegram from Toronto this morning announcing the death of his sister, Miss Lizzie Townley, aged 40. Besides the recipient of the message, the deceased lady has two other en brothers in Vancouver: James, of the Mainland Glass Works, and Samuel, a painter. Carpets and Linoleums at cost at McCuaig's. For the "Favorite," and "Old Sport" Cigars, ring up 2-5-5. The first consignment of large shipment of monuments has just been unpacked.

Intending purchasers should make an early inspection. McClay corner Seventh and Westminster aves. A new lot of boys' straw hats at 75c. Linen at 50c. Scott's Toggery, 438 Westminster avenue.

New seven-roomed house, Eighth Ave. West, Mount Pleasant. Excellent finish. A beauty. Worth $3.500.

Our price for one week. $3,000. The City Brokerage Company. There is lots of room for beginners a at the Pioneer Laundry. See Roller R'uk page three.

Scott Grant, 322 Hastings street, have a bargain in it fine house on Burnaby street, near Bute, seven rooms, stone foundation, four years old, immediate possession. $3350. Also eightroomed house at $3150. Combination bathing suits at the Toggery, for men 75c. to $1.25, for boys Two-piece suits, 75c.

to $1.25. Scott's Toggery. Good lot on Burrard street, near Pender. Will soon be business property. On this lot there is a large house rented well.

Look this up; price 3 $5,000. The City Brokerage Company. We buy furniture of every description for cash. The McCuaig Auction Commission Ltd. See Slater's sale of graniteware and tinware.

Go to the Toggery for your thin derwear. 37 1-2c. to $1.95. 438 Westminster avenue. Big 30 Days' Sale of Dry Goods Our big sale starts Thursday morning- -Bargains in every department.

Here is an idea of the values you can get while the sale is on 90c Pongee Silk 65e $22.50 Navy Gloria Silk 50c Jap 25c Jap 200 75e White Muslin $1.00 Black Louisine 75e 85e Black Taffeta $1.65 White Muslin Blouses 81.10 65c Black Taffeta. $2.00 White Muslin Blouses $1.60 75c Black $1.09 White $1.50 Black Peau de $1.10 $1,50 Night 35c and 45c Lustres, all colors $1.00 Black The 75e and She 30c All Wool and 65e Corset 50e All Wool Ladies' 60e Tweeds for boys' 81.35 and $1.50 Kid Gloves (white 60c and 180 India 1e Cotton .12 1-2 18c Art Cotton Hose, 2 pairs for. 35e 15e and 20c 12 2 Doz. Tapo 12 1-2c Be 100-yard Spool Silk. 3 25e 12 1-20 De De Safety Hooks and Eyes, 2 cards Crum's 8-4 Bleached Sheeting.

15e Dress Steels, per 25e Frilled 40c Dresden Ribbons, 5 inches wide 65c Bleached 15c Apron 12 500 Tapestry Cushion 15c Indigo Blue 110 50c Lithograph Cushion Gingbams, Muslins, Challis, $1.25 Sunshades, black and 1-20 $2.50 Shirtwaist Suits 200 Handkerchiefs. 2 $6.00 Shirt waist .83.50 Ladies' Plain Handkerchiefs, 3 for $12.50 Lustre J. W. TAYLOR CO. 522 Hastings St.

Dr. Deimel LINEN- MESH Underwear During the warm sultry days the Dr. Delmel Undergarments are a genuIne treat. They allow the air to circulate freely around the body, keeping it cool, fresh and comfortable. Why not try them? T.

B. CUTHBERTSON CO. HATTERS and HABERDASHERS. 343 HASTINGS STREET See our display of Nickel-Plated Copper Ware TEA AND COFFEE POTS, FIVE-O'CLOCK TEA KETTLE STANDS, CHAFING DISHES, SERVING DISHES, TRAYS, ETC. Nothing better for a useful wedding gift.

Vancouver Hardware Co. Ltd. 339 HASTINGS STREET WEST. Starrett's Fine MECHANICAL STARRETT'S, We carry in stock a complete line of above tools. No trouble to show goods.

McLennan, McFeely Co. Ltd. Lty, showroom 122 Cordova St. 'Phone 44 25 to 44 Pender St. PROFESSOR JAMESON TREATS AND HEALS ALL invalids.

Sciatica and rheumatism positively cured by the new method--improved electrie and new light. No pain, no bad effects. Nf you are ill lose no time in cousulting me. 1 will tell you what is the matter. Consultation free.

No drugs. Absolutely 110 pain. 130 Hastings Street E. Office Hours 9.30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

CHEAPSIDE GROCERY WALLACE'S FOR furniture Ten per cent, off for cash, or easy payments can be had. We have a nice line of goods: Rockers from up Chairs from up Beds from $4.00 up Springs from .82.00 up Sideboards, with a fine plate glass, worth $18, for Groceries at rock bottom prices. Lots of fresh berries. Phone 1266. 700 and 702 Westminster Avenue The Store of Quality S.

T. WALLACE TO RENT for three months, well-furnished, new, 7-room house on Barclay street, Apply 522 PENDER STREET. Room 4. Phone 2447. fr no bus.

but, the Forati a basis mendon: that the big comp time it is will be es, every advan GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Fresh Fish Dally GEORGE WAGG. Tel. 581. 108 Water St.

FOR SEATTLE S. "Ramona" Leaves Evans. Coleman Pier 1 011 Monday's Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 p.m. Leaves Seattle on Tuesdays, Thursday and Sundays at 10 p.m. EVANS, COLEMAN EVANS.

Agent Wharf: Foot of Columbia Ave. CHAMPIONSHIP LACROSSE MATCH AT BROCKTON POINT GROUNDS, STANLEY PARK, SATURDAY, JULY 7th Game commences at 3 p.m. sharp. Maple Leafs vs. New Westminster of Vancouver SPECIAL CAR SERVICE TAKE PENDER, ROBSON, OR DAVIE CARS TO PARK ENTRANCE.

Both teams have been undergoing the hardest- -kind of training and practice and a hotly contested match may be looked for. B. C. ELECTRIC RAILWAY LTD. RENT Rank of B.

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