Array dd-i u"''t!~ %A Vol. 4, No. 24. LADNEI., B. C, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1*>, 1907. 1*(* j^dvance Showing of New S_rfty.C0Uncill. Qhjfumm '':'"?_>*:,' ���f- v- '-"_ Spring Suits. Council met in the Town- Ha*.l, i.urrey Centre, Feb. -Jtb, the Reeve' f-stv.l.all members being present. Minutes of previous meeting were the lath Point Roberts, tt-osh.^eb. iy��� VI. S. Ol-ion, -���?��� ualive i.!' Iceland, aged about 6o year., died Lei. on inst. Deceased had l.r*_i I real mid confirmed. i , ��� '���' COMMUNICATIONS. , From J. C. Covers, Secretary, an UR Stock of Men's and Bo v. sV Ctothing, which is teow com-! ���iufleriii-j, for some tixso severe ookl whiclnfitie.ly tumed-to pnenaoni. witb rthe result thai he anally succumbed sc above. A j estimate of funds required by the! widow and srve. children pre left ' School Boar J for 11507 n total oi! to mourn. , Tfie .Market. ���_*.ew ,V'e.tmin__er, Feb iC ��� - Tliere was a vast improvement in the market yestefday. A l-.'��<- nyumber ol wel-1 . . .' ..argons came a in by road and by the l-irae they wer-e The funeral took f.lac* If 3,00b. Received cud-on notion j*. Boundary Bay cemetery, ��__ [the estimates were passed, Coun.' -kursday..-a_t Mufphv voting in the negative. Tl** funeral service wai conduct- Frem S. Smith,* requesting the,!ed b>* Pl"of J- **��� Jack. , . 'I Council to make the Churchland \ There was quite a large turnout Plete, Contains the Very-newest faO-Load. passable. Received and ��.]Qf synjpfttlifeliirfUend*. ... , t -, , . ,. terred to Coun. Murphy. ics. besides standard stapse S.nes.i F.,mjas.w.^i.ock, chairman, i a copy et a resolution passed by the '��� The dealh occurred ,n Tuesday, faultlessly tailored, so that they r*e-|^eut. of Hair* ?��...��� protesting tain their shaoe. Feb. uth, at Crescent Island, ail on the spot, tbe appearance pf the n.arket put ihe regular shoppers in raifid of old lime ;. ���Poults.- was a great deal more plentiful than ii has been for the past two months, A large number of pens of good looking birda were sold at good prices. Wholesalers opened tbe __.ark.-_ by paying 40c per dozeu fer eggj; but as the beu fruit continued to roll ia in large quantities, they gradually dropped five cents ant the market closed al 35 cent* pei FOR MANY REASOxMS DO NOT BUY YOUR SPRING SUIT UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN OURS Rock roads. ' Received and referred to the Reeve to get legal advice j ' From John Oliver, M.P.P.,ask- \itT}D**< *��� "H around him and was] 'Men's Fine Canadian Tweed -Suits, all sizes, ���at $7.00. $8.00, $9.00 & $10,00. Men's Fine Scotch Tweed Suits, in the new Pla-id Patterns, Etc., all r'z-p, SI2=00, $14.00 & , 15.00. ...���., r, Charles White at��*_d ia v_>ai*�� Ur i '*oz- I* ������ expected that next week, .-.ainst the Railway Company ap- ��� ��� vi une, ag��u 74 >ears. _ar. ** ��� ��� ��� __. t> _ ��� ,\ru. ' While bad-been & ���.rnV-er fcr t^-i i " *"_ present warm weather COB- propnating thcBeach auu \V hue ., "uuc u,iu 4,ee* k sLne.er ior teu | . r ,,,,., years, having had a paralytic i tmUMl the Pnce wll! fal1 ,0 *5 stroke. He was patiest in his suf- \ ceau VeT dczen- Another tkjbgf which influenced the egg market ��� iug to be furnished with _ list 0f' ^orably knevrn by all. The fun* I ���3 th*; large abipment of California ieraltook place on Thursday, the e'2S which '"'��� ����*��t*y received, : 14th inst,. the service being 'con-' aod wkich are sjid u? b* #f ����-* cru.,k7***'Cted by Rev. C, Croft, B A.,.*f:Kood clualit-r- 'r. ithe Baptist Church. The pall-! Tbere if: a j bearers wer: Messrs. \V��.. Pybtts I Wm. Holmes, Ceo, McCluskey, g ; Chidell, F, Leary and ��� Vv'crdtn. Worsted Suits, etc., all sizes at Men's Fancy English newest designs, latest cut, $16.00 & $18:00. Boys' and Youths' Suits in the new double pleated Norfolk and 3-piece Suits from $1.75 up to $9-00. Shirts! -Large Range of new Neglige -Shirts, "Coat Style," in all the new patterns. The famous W. Gr. & .R. grand. See window display. ]F 1II10II ill Gil fill II11! if !3U HI 11) If III Sflfl _3_y*u E. Marshall Smith & Co., t ANOTHER iTE. Tha fontbsll match, on Saturday last, at Westham Island, between the Vancaovcr City and W. I. V. C. teams, was well contested and resulted in a tie, nothing being Scored ou either sid*. Quite a number ef people turned out to witness the match. Tha 'S.S. Son- o_na took about twenty passengers down and, by some mistake or other, the boat faiktd to call far them. The team and visitors from Vancouver also were compelled tnt"" Grand masqnerade ball at Point remain over night much against their wishes. RUIAL T-iLEPH..--.-.. Jl ���eating of the Farmers' Mu ��� ual Telephone Co. was held a Steveeten. on Monday last, when it was decided to amalgamate witl tke company formed here a sh-*' -time ago. The .���.lowing director' were app_inted: W, McKenzie, C. Hartnell, Dr. Tanner, H U, Vase*. and D. A. McKee. As soon as th. pe-les have been secured active ap- aratioM will commence here. ! public improvements required in Surrey. Receded, .Clerk to reply that t . ..uu ii would slike ed r I foi the i'ale road flats ae liver:.! a'.-the r.iilway crossing at Clayton, Jos. Dritikwater was elected Assessor and Ro-sd Tax Collector. Dr. McEwen .vas appointed Med-, ical HeaUh.Officer at a salary rf | tlio. On mi tion $200 was anprqpria - ed for corduroying and grad.lig il e Coa t .I m.':"_.u_. ;o,id a��K_ Oi l e V. T. R-, tenders to be in at est meeting and ihe contract of repaii- ing tlie Cameron Hill on the Yule road v>aalet toRedmonid SLCoopei fnr S10 all the abuve' works being in ward u. , ?., engaged as The following accounts were' passed and cheques issued. R_ Wolfenden, adv. election of the Council, $8.50; E. M. Can- cross, order Loner Bros., opening Eljin bridge, ward 3, $1,3. E M Carneross, or_ler Nelson, su-pplies' for W. Mclnnis, j.2.95; ). Drink-j water, balance commission, f 5 70; Hole Bros, cutting tree Yale road! ward 2, $1.50; Thos. Owen, work; C. V. raad ward 4, $2; Peter Anderson, cutting tree Hjorth roar. ward 1, $1; Mrs. Lea per, fro. Council then adjourned to meet a^sin en Saturday, March ind, at 1 e'clock p. m. Everett, Feb. 14.���Adam Axel- son was instanvly kil'td, yesterday, by a andslide at Tunnel No, 2, on the Monte Cristo branch of the Northern Pacific The slide came dowu nn the steep mountain aboye good demand I far nipples at ibe preaent time and the prie*. is up. The offering yesterday was only fair with tLe demajid wis vigorous, {"1.50 a box was naid for som*; o! the stock offeiea. Some .mill pi^s were afTered -ist aale -ind ft an ', a leady market, Tke pig industry s grtwini_ in the F.iis**. \ alley .".nd a nun ber of ranchers propose g-iug ;nto the business on a Urge sca._ 'hisye_r. the point where a gang of men I The young pits were of good bre_d wer; working clearing ow.t the; and W-_e bsu-jhtentirelv ky ranch- j tunnel. j art, Mr. Axelttn was a resident of: Then-was an excellent -apply el : Delta for a number of years, being i beef and _:ot a ��ingle carcase went net icremaa at tht'begging- Buyers were on hand Harlock Cannery. During his stay ' with the cash and ail the farmer here. Mr. Axelson, mad* a large kad to do was to weigh hit offerings i and tske his cheque. Pork was -short ss usual, sad the j circle cf friends. , Deceased leaves a brother anil I two Bia-.ried eitters ca this etas*; ! both ef the sisters were residing at 1 'Friscs before the e.nrthqnake, but j the brether is a resident of Nanai- ' mo. John Simpson and Jos. Jorian price offered was half-a cent in ad- Tance o! that paid last week. Mutton was also scarce and the demand va* good. Top price was paid. Tke offering of vtai wss better j went down ��� to Everett, on Tbuis-j than it has been and the carcases j day last, to'attend to the last sad ,' were oi a first class character. rites which took place at Snchomish : There were nc ducks cr geese ou Sunday last. | offered, but'ftie enquiries from tbe dealers were numeions. There it PLEASANT HO Westham Island, Ploughing has commenced. F. Kirkland has refitted hi steam launch. Jan. Tam'inli'i- is 1 ei..icinj _rcr tlie arr 1 a! ot a d ".- hter. j a readv and. increasing-demand inr Don-t forget tn. masquerade ball, that d���s of po.,try- at tke Feint on the 2Ind inst. pfJ.atoes ttoka ^ of p A tw -lUeTATIGNS. ! .Frad Taylor met with a painful I accident, on Wednesday last, when 1 he crashed a couple of fingers en j his right hand which will lay hiss I un for some time. S. Callis-i" is t'nlditig down C IT. Trim's position until his return trom the Kast. 'R.ber's, Friday, Feb. -2?nd. Come. The Riverside Mission Circle rsrill meet at The Parse-nage to- .morrow at 2 p. m. Lenten services will be held in All Saiuts, to-morrnw evening, at 8 o'clock, and on Friday afternnon at 4 o'clock. A danc�� was s'iven, last evening, in the Wellington Cannery tvl ich; was muck enjoyetl by all those who attended, among wbtm were: M��sdames A. Falk, ��� Bell, - Morris, H. Nesbrtt, T. Trim, H. ,r . part j fenng from a paralytic strake, is j holding bi-��wn verv nicely contid- Miss A. Crane, et Vancouver, 'I visited here, last week, and took in thc Ranchers' ball at Ladner. i D. Robertsan, who has heen suf- Tke snagboat ,c'am��en has spttr. a cauple of days in a \ain endeavor %o raise the tag Stranger. A diver is down, to-day, preparing the lost tug for another attempt at raising her. Beef, hindquarters, 8'-j. forequarters, 5*._,c to 6c lb. Veal, 1 ic to 12c "It. Park, ioc to ioSc ft. Potatoes. JtS to $_o ton. Eggs, 35c to 40c do?., Butter, 30c to 35c lb. Fowl, $8 to f,g doz. Chickens, $7 to f,b do? Ducks, fn to $12 doz. Gees'*, j.1.25 _acb. Appier-, .jf 1.25 to $1.50 boy. Qn.on61__-.50 sack. to 9c Is.' Rev. R. Gorden Taunt:, gave his very i*nt��r.iting D. A., lecture, i "Tissot's Life at' Christ, ' in the : Tewn Hall, last-evening, te a veri I small but appreciative audience. j The slides were indeed well worth the price of indmissinn. Mitsw M. Gilmore, ^houe, If- j ���j hig t _^6 um J small but appr.ciative audience. As wiH be seen by reference' tt Montgomery, A. Sprott, M^ Cos | The slide, were indeed well worth ,ur advertising eolnmns. Dr. Tol.ie ulich. Mary Bussamch, Minnie i the prie*. of indmis'ien Bussanich, S. Williams, B. Mont- On Thursday evening last, a j andj. M. Logan will hold Stefek g_mery. number .fyonng people surprised; Tu<-��":R Classes here on the 26th Messrs. D. NeSbftt, f.'Cosul!.*,: Miss Anderson, who, with her! The prtmi-am'list <_'. the Spring 'f>st, ati. p. tn. TheTnrerholrrt G. Trim, H. Wright, D. N'tnt- aunt, Mrs, Smith, was visiting kerl Fair and Auction Sale, to be held 6t_ck Farm has been placed a. gomery, W. Riddler, M. Polsor, G. consin, D, Anderson, Georgia St. at New Westminster. i��Tt month, their disposal nnd .. is hoped that-a McNwen, A-Steele, W. Main and A very ptersant eyrnin*. wat spent.' has just ocme^1 Uo land. Thrfair .arg-e number of our Isimers'wi.i W. Butt-i mew. ] Amonj these present were: Misses! will be held ��u ilie 2.1th, 21st and hake advantage 01 this valuable Dancins? was maJntained with 1 Maggie MacKenzie, Katie Foster, j 22nd ef next month. This fair will, opportunity to learn something __ vigor until 4:30 a.m. when thej Minerva Smith, und Messrs. Hume [no doubt, prove of great ben* it to importance to tliem in their busi .well pleased nssemhlaje dispersed. .1 Hilton, Leon Harris and A. .Steele, those .nrtunate enough to attend aess���that of Stock raising, -"STOCK JI^GIKG, % 'MR DELTA i Hv.ES THE DELTA TIMES. P_BL,ISaED E.-SR*. Ti.'E-i-.-V. Subscription, $1-00 per year. l ���' '��� , [.HUMOUS AWARDS OF VICTORIA CROSS. Memory of Dead Heroes Honored ; j and Stirring l>c-ds Recalled. j London���Quite a novel departure (VDVKRTisia rate.. I ���_, ^g part 0f the war office Carnal Ad.eni��ia*!nts, lo cents per line fin ��� .,: _i ; _ ref.?nt- ice,.? of Iht first ln����tion. and ^c'nl. per line lor i-acu | v.-"* SlgnailZCU in a recent ISSUE Ul uharquent iusettiou, Tlie number ol lines I /���_._._.. reckonedby thr--.pBc-ci-nipied, ia lines to the! the London Gazette by the an- laeb, Rate! for Commercial Advert-a-wents can be -taa on application at tbis office. Reading ___-.!Ce. i. cents per line for each in- . ^jjtioa. * : Cross to the representatives of six ' Biith and n-iaiti n��uce.. s-c, Mnrria_:e3$i.��o. soldiers who lost their lives in per-! Aa; -petial notice, the object ol wlilch Is to ! forinincr hemic deed-! Ill two caS"S ' .jwiele th_ pacuniary benefit ot anv- individual ] 'OrmiUg UerOlL (leeUb. Ill l\V_ <. _--. or c.moaav. to be cuiidered au ailvertisseincut : ., ., , . . . _- I .s^a��uit-a-��OT-i-giy. * the incident occurred nearly half a 1 auad��syni��_aei.u uiaraad ior auta oidere.7 century ago���during the Indian ..ata.apai.itoi. ; MlUioy| while a famou9 episode of: __rretp.niln_._- LnrttcJ ��u mattars ol public I .1 71., ___- _r . o_,. :, recalled I ,i__MrMt. Caminunitallonstoe.liloriiiust be ac-1 tne ��11111 War Ol IVJC) IS leCiUCU.. C-._ip_.ied by name of writer, uot uecc����rilj , mt,- _��� m_,, ...1.,,-��� ,���,,,���.,, :, ,],,,,; (or pubUcatton, bat .�� etldettoe 01 good faith, | * "p *������* tnen WnOSe memory 1. llill. The Highest Attainment in Milling Mas *Been Achieved in .... . �����������..���������.������ .������".��� f_*-*-H* *i'*i*-*f*. ���f*K*.**H*4**f*. .**��-^^ uouncement that the king had approved the award of the Victoria ��� I Coriespoud��Ui.-e la; e��%_ilu_ u-t reach this ollice by Thurs G_rO. R. Maxluv, Manager. ! TUESDAY, KEIlRl/AKV IQ, I9O7. honored were: Pte. Edward Spence. Knsign Everard A. L. Phillips, j Lieut. Teignm-futh Melvill, Troorur Frank Wm. Baxter, ( Lieut, Hector L. S. MacLean. In each case it is chronicled ini Rev. K. R. Bartlett, M.A., w!'ojPast i*"UM of the I*0*-1.011 Gazette! v . t�����i.������i���. ,r .1 _, r. .: \ '"��� 'hat these men would have been haa just taken charge of the parish , ���_...���. , . , . . ! recommeaded to Queen Victoria of A 1 Saints, til ed that pulpit for!. "�� . * r for the coveted decoration bad tbey ...ha first time Sunday, aid, we! slUTive(j. believe, left a tery favorable im- Pte Spence aud Lance Corpl. pressiou on his hearers. We wel-; Thotupsoa, of the 42nd Regiment, .come the rev. Rentleman aad his volunteered at the attack of the Fort , ., ._, ,t , , ., - . of Ruhya on April i*,. 1858, te family to Delta and hope their stay i J ��� ��� ,. ' assist Capt. Cafe, commanding the iVloffet's "BEST" Flour "BEST" is the result of years of study, experimenting and experience. It is milled by the most modern process known, from Western Hard Wheat grown on virgin soil, and for nutriment has outclassed, by actual test, every- other flour ou the market to-day. For sale by reliable Grocers, everywhere. Say Moffet's "BEST" "to your dealer. ��. Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd. ENDERBY, B. C. + ��� I t Delta Transfer Stable LADNER, B. C. SINGLE AND DOUBLE RIGS AND f-ADDLE HORSES ON SHORT NOTICF. Team Work Done at Specially Low Prices. .- _____ t JOSEPH JORDAN, Proprietor. * t Telephone " Ladner" No. 10. 4 ���M-H^*h*H-��*��*��-:*s�����!������ ++*+'i~H'+��A-i>+*+*4- .*-��������� **H*-**M ���_**�������� GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY V. T. Ry. __ Ferry Co. Vtry Ftw f*r 3Uc. ��ua JUST OUT! O.ld-Copp��rs Pay Blf. IXvldm )k tl ov��r n.e. here wilt We profitable both to themselves aud all cancerned. HOW TO TAKE CARE OF HAS NESS. 4th Puujaub Rifles, iu bringing iu the body ol I.ieut. Willougbby from tbe tap of tbe glacis Pte. j Spence dauntlessly placed himselt 1 iu an exposed position 10 as to J cover the partv bearing away the _ . , ,, , . i h-dv, and was aiortally wounded. Our _tte_.ti.rt. bas bean called te _ . ,.,.,,. _ _, .. .. ; Ensign Phillips, ot the nth Reg-- .hewed of information al.ng the jwent flf the Bengai Nfttive InftB. line of caring for harness, theref.r. try. WM weuiKled three times dur-1 we give'the following practical ir.- ing the siege of Delhi. At the! forautioa: i assaalt of that city he captured thei Water Bastioa with a small party j as finally killed ia 18. After the disaster at Isandlwanha, the aSth anniversary ni which; BRITISH - COLUMBIA - ILLUSTRATED Cont-tittiug over 1&0 Views in evcrytbing. Post J'��ict $t*?. Illustrating tlie Uui.tn_-._t.. Kctourccs ul this th.* Richest Province in the British Empire. New Service���Port Guichon and Ladner to New Westminster and Vancouver. Leave Pt, Guichon, 6.30 a.m. Arrive Vauceu.er,, 10.20 a.m. j Leave Vancouver, 2.10 p.m. Arrive Pt. Guiclioa, 6.00 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday Gives Passengers four hours in either New Westminster -or Vancouver. New Freight Tariff effective Sept__ab_f 5th, '06. Greatly Reduced Rates For particulars apply to .E. T. CALVERT, Agent, Port Guichon. Sufficieut Cars will be furnished without delav. Ns.lbl.i_ k'liktd, N.tklnf olned. 01 LLl.li Nothl���:_- Vt����ar��_, Nlsthlnit Won. rv si. onwnrf fos mm nm Kh Harness should be thoroughly cleanedjat least oace a week, ! 01 "'"��� *nci Take a pail of lukewarm water |lbe streets ,u **& aad a piece of castila soap aad re* me-ve all dirt aad grease, applying the lather with a good soft span.ee; ���pange dry and hang np for a short occurs to-dav, Lieut. Melvill. of the ' 34th Foot, made a gallast effort to' The Richest Men in the World are investing in B. C. Copper- Gold Mine*,. Why can't vow begin now ? 1 Im cj.ioui. Oold-C*pp*r Mmm.cry _t tb* /.����� ta B.C m ..Bin m m. it C.rttto Vi rmlt pr__lt_>ly. Special One Month Offer, 15c. Per Share. B-i Mines directly rrest ofthe Le Roi and Le Koi No. a, largest I jrold-copper mines in B.C., paid Large Dividends. Assays irom |. 5.5.00 tu JS-Soo.oo iii gold, enppet, silyer, etc. Rossland Mines receiyed Highest Awaids tor richest gold- H copper ore sent lo St. Louis Exposition, Big Four had Best Hj Display at Dominion Fair, Keir Westminster, B.C., October, 1905. Shares can be had ou instal- 20 per cent, cash, balance III IK I IM - lM.rp.r_t.il !��.���. CAPITAL, - - - $3,500,000 RESEBVB FUNDS, - - $^000,000 A General Bankkig Business Transacted. while, then rub well with a chamois j MTe the Quee��'s co10" l)1 hls reK" | leather. Then apply a small quaa- iiult,,t- He wrilPred il ��ro����d his tity ot neatsfoot oil; after th. nil! bod-T' b,U finally !el1 COTcred withi wouads. Mis comrade, Lieut, Cog-j has beeu absorbrd, apply a coat ol Miller's harness dressing, when Tour harness will look as geod as ��ew. In the case of work harness the dressing may be owitted, If the harness has been allowed to become hard and dry, a small quantity of -coal oil might be applied before the cleaasing process. Yeur haraessinaker can supp'v .the necessary articles. a m No less thatrioo shares fold ���I ment plan, payments monthly, monthly. C-uiptnr ha* ����� _ebt_ or liabilities, Send Tor Illnttratr. Frotp-eiai t. 5-m<��i_,m. BIS FGVR MINES, P.O. Box 174, Vancouver, __��_ C, Ganadta. HIGH FINANCE. ^dito* Delta Times.: hill, stood over his fallen body till, his last shot being fired, he also tell a victim to the assegais of the Zulus. Trooper Baxter, of the Buluwayi Field Force, on April 22nd, 189O dismounted and gave up his horst to a wounded comrade, Cm pi j Wiseman, who was being closelv j pursued by an overwhelming forci of the enemy. I Lieut. McLean, Indian Stafi 1 Crops, lost his life during the Tir.ii ! campaign of 1897. During th. j fighting at Nava Kili, in Uppei .Swat, on Aug. 17, Lieut. Colone 1 _5_______*_*_K*_��^v___i___.^ Sir: Ib the balance sheet issued R. B. Adams proceeded with Lieuts by the Municipality on December 31 1906, the liabilities statea include the following item: Grant & Kerr, lumber (estimated), $600. Last meeting of the Council, Graat & Kerr's bill was passed lor payment II. L. S. MacLean and Viscount Fincastle, and five men ol tlie Gtiides, tinder a heavy fire, to tin- rescue of Lieut. R. T. Greaves, Lancashire Fusiliers, who was lying disabled by a bul!et wound a, men. While being brought undei cover I.ieut Greaves was struck b) a bullet and killed, and Lieut, j MacLean received wounds that proved fatal. | and tha amount was $-i 124.62, or|snrr0UMded bv the enemy's swords nearly double the published esti-j mate. ..New, I would like to ��'.k thei honorable Reeve and Council the! ,-ollowiag questions: Who is responsible for this misleading esti-: Histe? Was it made in an endeavor' ,to shew a surplus where a deficit j H. M. Vasey and A. D. Pater- really existed? Why was an esti-l80n have gone ��p to Chilliwack to mate ot Grant & Kerr's account take part in a meeting in connec-| necesiary when ibe actual ara.null tion with the annual exhibition to could have been easily discovered? I be held there in the fall. JUSTICE Our Sheet Metal Fronts Offer you M>lsnd-<1 Knpro.*_m��mt. ��. rwimll mat, for any ��tyl-�� of buiUKnir. V>'m mat.-, th.m complete, to surt any nnird or shaped _tr��rture���the ���fi-Jre metal fim'ah }ndudlng door and window rap��, conutea, etc.��� in u ij.��_t variety of style*. They ffiye a v��ry handaomc -affect, ftm- uiidiiririK, practical n*ti*fc-_rtion. We girt ������timatew if v_.11 Fend ^.���e^urements and outltne m -he buikl- lag* Think it ���ver* Metcvllic R.oofing Co., LimHod. WKol._M.Ia Mcvnufaoturors. Toronto, Canada. BRITISH COLUMBIA Electric Roll Gin m (Westminster Branch) Time Table Cnn. -.en**.. Wcfltminsttr lor ���aneotiTcr at 5.50 and 6.5b a.m. apd hourly thereafter until 11 p. m.; Saturdays and Sundays at 11 p.m, Cars leave Vancouver for Westminsters at ^.yn aud 6.50 a. in. nnd hourly thereafter until 10 p. 1 in.; Saturdays and Sundays at u p.m. FREIGHT CARS. We run first-class freight cars between Westminster and Vancouver and all shipments are handled With the utmost eare and deliTered ta onsifcn-c witliouUd _lay Special attention paid .0 fruit tihipments. Oui wagons meet aU heat.*, -nd trains. Hor ratea, etc apply to -.ID GRKOORY, J. McQUARFIR, Traffic Mr. Local Mgr, ^'estaslanter. Ji C. Savings Department* Deposit., of $1 and upwards received and Interest Allowed at Highest Current Ratee. --80 BRANCHES.��� BRANCHES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA���Vasco-aTer, Vaacenrer East End, Mt. Pleasant, GranTille Street; Grand Forks, Nanaimo, Nelson, Rossland, Victoria, Veruoa, Chilliwack, CsiBberland and New YVe-s.mii-.-er. L. M. RICHARDSON, Manager, LADNER, B. C. Ladner Exhibitor -AT- KOBT MAY, Agent, LA.DNEP, B.C. ��-��;��-��s��> ���'���> ���'.;..��.^i.��.��>.��.ij��.,,ieji.^^lt,^���t���;, t u-'uenm nun .nnn tu^mo t J. HENLEY f Jan. 8th to 1 Ith. Eight First Prizes. Three Specials. Six Seconds. Three Thirds. WITH White Racks, Barred Rocks. Silver Spangled Hatnburgs and Biiff Orpingtons. EGGS ft STOCK FOR SALE. XEW WISTMIl-STRR, ! Mmuufuctureri of .V, klnssfe Af B. C. 50 VEARS" EXP*r.RiENCi7. rCcij_c t<�� the eMaqgerade poitit on the 22nd. the Soda Water, Ginger ���? ,.;. Ale and Summer , I i Drinks. j, { Your patronage solicit*- j, ���m.l*m.l.**jr*��l. I'Q.iQ, *^*^*i*miy*^ There was quite a turnout, .Sun* Way evening, t_ witness the grand (lisplny of firework* which took place outside .the Jos*; house in Chinatown, About J400 wurth of fireworks wr.te let off which made noise (SBOWgli tn heme all the devils, in creation, if noi.se is likely to a eemplish a'dytbiug ot the kind. Hoiary Public, Auctioneer, insurance Agent. _______*' Tbad*; Marks Copyrights Ac. An-^rorrnrtlnf, _*i.:r*_h ��nd do__rlp.lori mav ���,;r:iL7 nr.url.-in* fiiir opinion freo -.hefcr nn .. n.i^n la probabl. p*mtMiblA C-sntGHOi-ft. .; sPirietJ_feonfld6n_i_l. EUNOfiOOX .iirotrotn 1 '. 'roft OMMt niwnrj fyr Becurlpa ntttontfi. ...I'l.ts fnltfin f.ivn'itih Jl��no ._ Cs_ njct-.'v- ���i.-'__n.'M<?. v/i,hfsr,_ wDT-e, lutho Scientific J!ittcsiean. \ lmndBomc'y lllti��trM^_I w��_-tljr�� i nraMt ftr- nlu.lon <>f civ iclontlQ- Jnurimt. Tonns, fi 11 : fnuf months, H Bom ^y all netrsdoafera ,31""" ��� b riii)..'. G35 h" V-t.. VTMbtOSton. ti. K- iv r , iiiur ii.i.ii'.iisi s *-> Rura uj wn 11 _tt��m __.��cr_, Advertise in The Delia Times. WN. HEATON, LADNER, B. C. A. O. U. VV. Delta Lodge, No. 12 meets tirst and third Tuesdays of each month in Oddfellows' Hall. Thos. Tod... M.W. T. W, Ke-rr. Recorder. W. N. Draper, PKOVINCIAL LAND SfSVXrOK k-*M ., ��lUrd Blesct. New WMt)Biri9��>-r. Fashion Stables - Trucking aud Drayinj. Livery work af all ki__s attended ta promptly. Jm Hi. Cellinson t..i..r. a. c. Ladner Carriage WorkSe Always in Line* With Latest Improved FARM IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS & BUGGIES. Large-st Stock in Province to choose from. Oar. lege Building, Repairing *% Painting, Black* smithing t\ Horse Shoeing* DeLaval Separators* To Advance on Mortgages . �� * ���hamberlain's Coiigh Remedy .'tu _.-. Colds, Croup and WhoopinR Coush, Q. T BAKER, Ladner, B. C, 3SgB ra.LT A T��M_& TUJ.S'D.Ai; _-.;l,...7..i_-y i %*._���_,-.-- aXYDOHOR cnvKcn NOTICE5. -������,. ALU SAlNiTS. C Anglican.) ttoiy Coniniuiiion���ist end 3rd -iunciayt- at 8:30 a.m.; 2nd and 4th I Ranchers' Ball Sundays at 11 a.m. Matins, 11 o'clock. Evensong, 7 o'clock. Sunday School at jo a.m. Rev. E. -R- Cartlett, M.A., \'icar. CATUO..-C Services Erst ancl third Sunday of each month at 10:30 a.m.; Benediction, 7',.o -,)__> Sunday Nchoo at 3 p.m. Low Mass anl Holy Communion first and third doudays at 6 a.m. Rev. Father Wagner, O.M.I., Parish l'riost. COLUMBIAN COLLEGE NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. WETHODJST, .Services next Lord's Day at 11 a. m.and 7:30 p.tu. Class meeting, 10.30 a.m, every Sunday. Sabbath School at j p ni every Sunday, Prayer meeting every Thursday etepping- at 7.30. Kev. J V. Betts, pastor. 3T. ANUKEW S PRESBYTERJAN Scrvk_s next Lord's Day at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sabbath School at to a ni Midweek meeting on Thursday evening at 7,30 o'clock. rlev A, McAiiIe*,, Pastor. Sunday School at i_i;,.o a, id. Prayer meeting on Thursday Beceivee both Ladies and Gentlemen as resident or day students. Has a complete Comm.r_.___ or Business Course. Prepares students to gaih' Teachers' dsrtiflcatea of all grades. In afBliatjpn! ���with Toronto University gives the four years'! -.aptim. course for B. A. degree, and the flrst year of the I Sabbatb services- Crescent Toronto School of Science. Has a special "'Pros-j laned*3' *m ��� l^(h*>> i p m- pectors' Course" for miners who work in B. C. Instruction eriven in Art, Music, Physical Culture and Elocution. For Calendar, etc., address "Columbian College." REV. W. J. SIPPRELL. B.A., D.D., ' Principal, REV. J. P. BOWELL, Bursar, The dance, on Tuesday last, given j by the Farmers' Institute, proved an unqualified success aud thor-! cughly justified our prediction to: that effect in a previous issue. It is long since such a large attendance has been witnessed at the I Town Hail. Tne gathering was re-i presenUlive, mid abundantly proved ���flint tbe effort ol the Institute to -enroll new memb.rs and revive t\*r\ d.ntiflst interest in tins work, weic ' far Irani beiag in vain. It appeared at the beginning of 1 the evening, as il" Jim Kelly, thei floor manager, would have some difficulty in starting the first fiance. An epidemic "J bashfulness, hitherto u;ik:i.v.ii in tbe I [composition of thc Delta youths, ���spread broadcast for u time, Jim I I Kelly was well nigh ia despair, Ua' \ ���j t>itc, in the abape ofa number ofj I belated arrivals keen !.>r the fray, intervened and the ball began with a swing, _liich was eajcrly m.s- iained until 2.3c, when with many. "regrets, the participants went their various ways. No mean contribution to the great success o' tbe evening was the music as supplied by the Laduer Cornet Band. Tbis ic a most fitting occasion to offer cur congratulations to that organization and express our appreciation of the progress tbey have made. We nmt their ���eflorts ia the tut_re will bc crowned with the success they deserve. LOCK FOB iri.D_.__f ctiL.in 5 Ffreann of do_(t>t- ful qualii) i __>il-n__i Hun._'.f._r,i_! "���""* _Ui*J_jn_.,-_ ideal rc!;3bi_,_n.rr|pr3I��>'!_-_ ND OUT WHY ���"...olinj our jiopuU- bifl-es���shotguns ���wstols OUT i.lssi ���..Kv's- .11 <- ->.--:lug Gooda Ms*-- i'.-r the lil'l.Vf.X-.. t CAAOot obtala, ��.s- Uiir'i, esmtmii are* |MM-��aMs__��l __|/__f__. lo*. ������em! * ..-_���_-. In ..si.ti..a .'.>r..4_> l'ag�� islu.t..,-. .1 I !uts_. ;_ ,!,..] ,_-jx^ ,ir_-a- lli.-.si latfc^l ii,l_t;tl��M_ i... _,i:r ___��� C*>nt__.,_ j,_l,,i. (M. _l..so.iU(_, i.n_-uM. uJtlon, ih��*nrepmtcmteet a tlrenrm, 'it.-., etc. (>���r atl'Tu-iti��c I uu Cult,. >.ill��'._>',I��7lnl ! I ;!.�������. mills-si ftoy- ���rl.s,rsr _i.rfil.__isr-.r_, *ta_Tip-. J. STEVENS AH_9 _ TOOL CO. j*. o. Bs-��. .oa. C'lUcnpec Fall., .'.mi., V. S. A. 11 in 1 me ��� ��� Is*. nt 8 p.m. The CIvdesdale association al Great Britain and Ireland, at its aa- niin! meeting recently held, deci-.d to donate two medals for rotnpeti- tion in the Clydesdale class at *the provincial lair in New Wes-tnii aster this year. iMsuiager Keavy has I been trying to get such recognition Grand masqnerade ball ttt Point,\{mm the :,S60cllll,01I fcr tt__ last-five R.bert?, Friday, Feb. -2nd. Come,] ,,eflrg ftnfl j:, ;iaUlra!!y W(M1 ph,aMll {that he has been successful. Thi ' medals will be greatly prized by borsemeu. MlsUlDj. 1, Vr_.*.-lui>_c. Here i. a good story of the .alone., of - wa-iui-ut prtio-wm going to min. TU. fssiidli..'-. wliu all _li��_ 1__, sub-crib*, lo- getlii'l _i*l -bought Uia a b*_s_;.l'ul tiir��r i*._t Au aid _*rgoant wmappointed ta _..��.__ ;_���._ piea-_is___n, ��:���_ al*. .0 mat* �� Wuz Upstuh,'-, b'.ui U �������. ts mu'u iff of btarv. WUtu ;!>�� ��p_.__l._fv. i'jMe ati'i����ii, vise __i.;L.il muatitttiag a: stablew.vbeeme ei -he officer., '__i. ��_.!)..__m: ��__-_.. roUiuj 11 m t_k�� <*.__, vrlui a verr ��_,__s��_��_i ]_��,__. a__.d to ���ii* Mt'MiiUk._��_j.-.. ��__.; :;r��e_.i in ��_���__- tuered em: '____.�����_ i.c j_��. "-baadi.u i; iw v.* culut-l, s��b.?ri_.bi ��_��,.s.t.3_5 _iu_. -* ���t.ieuiered oui. "UL, ��� I��t" ��� 1____bj_I-__ -ii.-iiits _____ I�� AJs_.Cb��r I,1__!_,.. ��� .MU.- >'iriUs_.i*U'_J.i (le *i'.i:M_��_si wka te ���illbiUDg I,* ua.y's s!i_oi_pj)-_(i., _.,w eonld yosikUJ .-v_��m ��lf*--i.r, ��i��i��t '_if-_* 1 think it le p___..��.y.��ru___i Bp_r_W����n-iI Hij-ymi ,s*tf_ k_.wtt._w .an gi'.iu i.s.ui���s.. f_r vktse-.-'i'k_4-��r��_- lll.'lltli'.iull.. ill-b t'etis__rK>pL���Ok. a;* ��.��T_a, ir it,. a <*-,�� ��f _.f-_s_:_*. it is. ^.v.'MiW n,-u l-(.-_i_l.,_ __M.____._J_, 'C. C're'ft, ��. A., pastor. iciner Thc fi.fi. s_ouoma Icaycs at 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.; leaves Steveston at i) a.m. and 4 p.m. Every day except Sunday. LAME BACK " fire Delta Times HABIT TO RE ENCOURAGED! The mother wh�� has acquired the habit ot keeping en hand a bottle tjof Chamberlain's Ce-ugh Remedy; saves herftlf a great araouet ��f uneasiness arid anxiety. Coughs, colds and croup, to which children sre Tstisceptible nre cured by its nse. It J counteracts any "tendency of a ooW to result in pneumonia, aad if given j as soon as thc first symptoms ol croup appear, it will prevent 'the attack. Tbis remedy contains nothing injurious and mothers give it te; their littie ones with a feeling of, perfect security, Sold by All Druggists. _s a j 3-gg���___a__ This-ailment is ueaally cacsed by YbeumatisHi of the muscles uud may be cured by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm two or three times a day and rubbing the parts vigorously at each application. If this does uot afford relief, bind on the piece of flannel slightly dampened with Pain Balm, and relief is alii, ost sure t�� follow. For sale by All Dtuggists. Maatlna Or>;i��.ll,. ��. W��*i)t. *--rtti__ figure. Rtei_.il ����i��o* ��'��... j Trill) vbe r_.il- tt it,_- ..._..:.( -a___elt_M: ts.i_i.ietl, 1; ti.'. .ll; ���:_ -.ue pill*., ,'s>r, ! ��.ltlow, Wiostfliit and lar'_), .If."; laapbt 1 ��uil apruoe, .1.; Meek _�����;.���__.���. .Vi; aldas' 1 a.'ssl yil'l!. i,!iv.-i, ,._; ��___,. .89; locwM-VB. j whit* twt-.h, ..I, .mi e*4 kiire-i, st**.��� j _JiJuj_e!'_ i_.ta_.___. u��'��s�� -_*. Hnulim 1 i "Hail �� ��_6*rtT ����*�� tfcr Wrisev __7,'' *tt'*l ' ft t-upalitr enrgeou et tale tHtj-, '-aad 1 ! don't ���u__' }>��. rr.te.Mr t�� tttribs-te tt f* : eouH. ilijaaml ysm.allaittf er t* n. �� Vk-_ , livpu-tsif*. eel) ontofBsjgVs-lsH. it _n> j like il.li I *ti mlW ln t��> peWarui - *rl ' ��liu��. bal ���irai.lfj' .cry f.alaful B|j_*a_-_a . ..! .-. t��f,_les-_>i'f Ki-e, ������! L-fifl-* : ',nq?>:i ���'_ used fnseiv. trei-1,. <m ta_ f*��ii-, .* ��<��� Tbe jttin <_Kt< i�� �� taw nilBatt*., -va. ! 'ttie l<u��__t aerer vrtfltml. Hi- Mi)-! .����.' (.:. <_Otkl_S MS HM _ltOH!��S*"'iHl'f��� J*- *sTC5 I ntl ��T__'. WsS__'I r_f��or*>��- Ui hit eiilr-, . 1 di��c��r��ree., Va *y _._�����: eorpriM, ta��t tl�� ' Mitt _ taemiii. eeat.-.liii-t ��m<._i hm ] c.talBC ia U tiot SletiiLw. -���(���r. 1 kt.t ; irisikr* -us> !���_ tri-ons rial by nleiatat., bn_ . _r.iu*krrtr the ����__ did l.i.e werk )���;��. se j -w-JI ae ��he��TO3. Burr dp! eiplislc if 1 i dou'. expln!_ H at all. _l��i�� ere .tie ! Snots. i"e�� aay <J*a�� rtmr orra eenelu- aiiwe."���...*r dr'nti i'ini_.-I.s��_Be��.��t CHUDREK'S COLUMJSL fT MATE THE** TH!',-*-- Ts__ T-.!-__tf b .!*>__ I'Jiiltl ,s_s_i :,,;;! a_ .iii,Us. Ir.,<l OH __ss_.J.i>t_KvIMUFy. ��� A-.l-sl'p_f >'nuu^ Ivlt. i,' -". -.k ��� f '^,1. ���t-hool _'_",>_ i_c tbj oorf:e.',.t;Us.-ls"'1i lit '���_< Mit(.Sle- _h�� trtwVHl i_*fcri.,-v;n_, hltobo.t ta ���a po__ ntar by, _____ pattoitly *w!l ,-,- i��\_r; at tha flte*. Tbe yoong i !���5 ' ��� ��� -ni isr. L*.' r<i_'^ii iiiik, ksr -lumpy tall _:,/.] -�����.ji.*...-. ._���:'. I'bgy on::."J I:.' Nui'.Ofl *_iir_.,. lii.i. ,7,i.':.r _.oi< iin. __tlu. Tkowixt mora lag, >*rlMii ibe glgglej. CI u tBCD Lb- ���- b_o_raoui, iis.-" _iw on lit. _1a_ti.Mi_.tbi_: *___THACr. IK-."- THS .'vr.' in' .. inX Koiae. "I am onJya_-_l_l ibonto, but wliati I ���VJIs'-yuUJJH I Wfl_ b_tn4l0|]J. ..:.' ! is.in prills iu iclliti'^ Lns*^,_.iw'pj,-: ier. Nov. 1 C-.U do Utile, but i ti*\jd--:li. w.ll. I takfl invulida F.iid tituid 0_1 iiidi., uu* diKing I lut little obllctruu ilrir.^St, c_._ tbey oan ilap tbc ili.et, i -;ile>i,b_-<vblp ��_.d ��:-ji_ as loudly _. tbi/y ���vrlifj; it ___-U. iry :i.y tiurvos. Soiuetluj-i tL_y ..iuL u.. Ouek Cue �� ride 1 ete_i v_r*j Os-reful!.', t. ibey won't !.���;!. ..h Ss. 1 ___ nben tbe baby -C*ddlt.-_rou_- j'jJ late croppiDK t/r-.i ���'_ en lbs ij'.v, u '���I mu alwuya reudy t-.- carry pivriiv p^r tia* to tba wo<id��. _ go fur tba doctor, if. tuka guaati to tba train I _i_,.r _:.y at 'tooting ejjgiims, bioy.h., baby c-siT'ugjj OT >Sb-..!bMi>_.;,-. I t-is- t'.!-,.���.;.'-.. ;g '.Lrt neuViv prnytr taaetlng aud MVfiug Mwi- ety. 1 don't caiueuibsW e����r pi^ring ��� rui-f.. tijek in oiyllfa, Soiuotlme In tba "utut-j -j-.Q n;e.y be old, pt.r and .l.rr. How vjuld you iike to be laughed at?" Vhe aobg-j-ra r-��d tba*Tfords, looked at ��_. a_oib_r, giggled a Mule���t_i't feeble glgglea-i-tben, rrlth tiuebed fftsaa, beat eve.- s_e_i' be.k'j. liut tbey were tbiukinsT:___Ji_-y K. H, 'firu-b ia "tewitie Cetupasiwa. s-.ttU�� glitet ri��JUBB ttsMW. '_.',;;;. MUier _"lea_a mfaaa, Qei-i at bene te *_> >lasei -fe-bl-sss. la ���*-- fl-t'.'ss te _e. Sat ie >;_,._,_< -.�� _rr!a at >-���_. rVbtle _l�� mirtb e ecie.l ilaa tr is' -b ^ S-jlK-j f��e eaare ��� ad _rfc. at him, v.,-a ki* -t'siftln., ���Ill ;_..*: iv ;__4 ���in, ._!.���� ib* tar- __....'. tV,nl .*.�� rvtsr. ��'��:i_rr whattH.'* atnitinj. fei*? fiat ter f-__ it viey _.*, er ���(���lily i��a_i_i._f ��t b_a_*h'- Su. ii ne aM, _r��.e aatt.w ��S. _>ea t fsn rrbta y*. *_*�� __ bat Jviv_ tlie ortiirt* fa.rmetit��tb��t _lavc Uit, i-s-t!.. etabtilglngetit .Vft* lite caebsVy .'let*, a e <��e��l? ua_- r:e._ant- f*"�� can teU iWbare tb* Haa- tf-fdl _-,#.*_. ��rr*H- A* k ��� ��� ��� iii *'r fmti tbat wiali a I r*_ *"re�� ��� r*��i.a4e_ * b e e fc tt vw*-_ Var k. *_rtur__ ���em*. I knew, _��* ttla irrta*. the ���_*ta_*��*al.*w. '����ai-S i������ -.-������-����t.. ker ��"___ e*_l4 nat break ��wa��i -. _:e��f* Km.. t _3___B_Baaae_sgggB _ 4 ���4 M. J. HENRY'S #nr I Nurseries & Seedhouses i �� Headquarters lor When you wish ito buy visiting cards call oa the Delta Times who will sell the best money can buy. If you need them printed, why you In ��w**teulBga glnatfactory are money in pocket by calling on ���" ri��bt; h# m��� W0-D,d *��'��� *& ����* Hants _ rrata en a Staaav t|��S��r. _iu.t lu awbll* k'.Bi-- ba* 4___n a bend (B youth*). _a una occaaloB, Uliig lnrlt- ��d to speak .',�� tbe lut��rs_.t _t his f.ikiw *tk��r_��uian, Grueial juaepli Snwley, rttio -waa a randldat* (or ra-elrrtloa to tbe '_ iilir/1 Ptjits-i *. nata, b* eaid in the irourae of a t_i_l! addrcaa: ''Oeiiera! Hawley <_>- aerrea you anppwrt, alttjutigli be -hai about a* tuoob laflueiica la purifying tb* aenatea* a botjob of Son*j*-would bar* But ke'f ���kaat* ���*___>*. Or!��-_abeak~M_w.b*e ara set bn_; ta _���_, Tea*. -Wby *** "-raaaaaa It taealrj SMSttt **t aaa be gat an a atagtt _*___sfa��_k_n_i."���To-Jtan the Delta Times first. btyfur away f*.itu bie di.cr emptybaiidK.. He nlwaya glrva tbeui someMiiug��� ���liu_-_t *wl_bent e-cept-oa �� totta? of Introduotioa touie, Dt'gluit nn to b*ly ��_*'-_*.' '������J_._ itieta' II..,,is* .l.inrril turglul _ ��., . I I__i*in1man of Mlnompotie till* a According to The Commerdal, of Winnipeg, the visible supply of ,,_^.y .ifu��to��Ti_i tb. 'w*.t^riri*��_lr*. "__��� oats in the United States and Can- |**-W_��i'hta-tatva and Sl.*P��oti .| ".in (rlsbwaa (votn et. J anl got -bnrt ada, east of the Koclcy Mountains, somehow or��r at UlBneapolla and won is 11,982,000 bashtls, compared **��������" ���*<������"���*��* **��� hcajpttala nti tDjnrlea ��fi'��' painful, Mt Cot dangcrouit. How- ati (e CpSSl j with 27i0S7i0OO fcnghela a year ago. ,veV, lU.aii.ror*'that ha'woiild" ��(.t".m- ; grown Garden, Field and Flower ( rire, audbettoiiataniiy waiied w tb*��up Seeds that nre thoroughly teste, a$ """ ~~~" , *r" , , , . ��lo FT'iiieMiln f..r nte Job Printing. jio vitality before offering for sale- jthnl me subject-k> government in-J .[speotion as to "ireedom from weed; [seeds. Samples sent to intending j , purchasers. j Large stock of HOME GROWN Fruit and Ornamental Trees now tnat_ired for the spring trade. No expense, loss or delay of fumigation or inspection. . IIKE SUPPLIES, Spray Pttmpe, Spraying Material, Greenhouse Flatus, Cut Flowers, We do business on our cwn ���groHuds-*-no rent to pay and are prepared to meet all competition. Let mt price your list before placing you? order. Catalogue Free. Common Colds are tbe Cause Manv ferious Diseases. ���Oo-v, ���_eh_Bt, ���' quirk I'mi tlylh. t know I aw 1'JJ j bstnt mi _t. .'anl aliro.' " '8m At. .'a-il allva.' ii-.nij .i.t ta* *~~~~_ : turgroi), '\*>_i"Tl 4!�� nf 1.id ape betote ... . , , , , , ! an* t.nilr (.Mr �������.* *r. I-I-.'mMt*.- Physicians who hare gained a "A__ :t ��>a_-t__t Iriahtnan _b_ob__i national repntation as analvtis of �������_'-*��� ** ftw** Hie dortmr, and nobtift* _Mi_ anr mnre Trailr.igrrOBa hus, bnt ite the cause ol ranous dneatei, c aim ^M mt���. ���_ the boipital at. th�� aarllwt i��* VWm laUltr'c B�����.*���>. __ey greaUg klm witk *mll** aa4 taara, Tlll��d bit* with bsMii and nutt_��~ _Lad earrl**l awey fer *eu<r*_lr* 2ti* last r__alnl.'if button. ���Indlanap-lla JeeraiJ. B-u. aim*.. .K-iw is f��r*T<_ rjiMKisg weetoT I "tebaa-T' j "��H ow��."-Brw Tart J��cr__t. ��� How in Ba tueoeaafal. Tb* *__c-_iftd bibb gi'owe up __�� tba boy whoa* motto '.�����-varythlBg ta plaoo ���gnlnj-t tbe time of seed. Wbr'tber la tb* j tiibool reoBi, wltb the Intra picpareii ; tour* In adraae*. in'th* wnrkahap, w.tt ���11 tb* tool* in order, so nialtar If be !__tovis tbry will not b�� roqulrwl for day* ' lo <-r-ma;'li, lb* w._T_en_c. wber* s tboa- : an nd and mm tblnge-uui _��� foond toao- I Kipy Uie (piir* looneot*. or In tb* worbS I *f mind, wtwr* tb* tinportfiBr. of et-rlot Nm brnin rsith naefnl foot* ie takes Into ���noei,)>.ra_. m, tbe ��uenoa*ful career af tbo . Nitnr* t�� being laid wltb a fina 1 1 |��i. ���1st* Turk !__ge�� r s^5Jl_--:^>__ ���-.������rjmmirxKvz._*^t*>��*fi_i�� ,|__i___�� Chamberlain's M. J. HENRT, 3010 Westminster Road, VANCOUVER, - B. ���eibl* a��y."���,��t. Leola Gk>b*-D��BJ__T��t, Tiata Warned Tor ��� Fw��. Kot .bclmS iBBliortant 0' Ik* k..!>r_B of-tba }_>. ?;*Tjpr*i�� __li_.ti��t*..wir* b��s- te *��fr**t in Hi* returlBg ��f ���**!.-_*. Hninil:. sgrer.t liking fot- tba n��(.!e _rr���v. i'��� f. _ei partirnlar n_ _* bafng tht "bin*1 ri.i.tly. It tnraeallrS tbat among tb*wrll*_l ��|i*d- m_.B__hlbl.___K_hla'��0un_rynT.s_l vrw_ t.r.U by bet niajarty. Bt��id��-�� tb* Orast ��� J)��no .bo'-raa vary fond ��J tms** 1'ba r-tfick Itcrpir .BrBfiniia tbat tbe f_!.i>_. ���Sill George of Oanlne eaatte.l-KMintl Bi*��. nerd tniriipjiiy bfr with tii>_i��. f)B fur Be* Chataberlain's Cough I 'aatrton btr tnajeaSytnatruettd Mr. fjaorge ' to beat I'll ridge rn,ri_j r ir> a banri _i��uie .mg. Tb* train fj*on> the <!ni_n.i_ diseases develop. This remedy con- -where ah.ba-i _���_.�� bnntiDg wa�� ��j��. iaily . , . ,. , .wppi-i. aud tb* ��)ti|.rMia, leaaiiij, out at tains no opium, morphine or other tet.��i���tiow, emlai-ued, "Oh, Mr. George, harmful drug and has thirty years! _*. *�� P*��a_si .*",l! ����T�� ���_��*." "-1*- . _..,.,,. - , , I look the pna In her arms, and tbe train, of reputation back of it, gamed by w_..ci, budatopped only two wlniitea, re- its cure under every condition. For'.***** ini-arae*f.*-P>rl�� Me-mngei. sale by All Druggists. that if catching cc'.d could be avoid ed a long list ��f dangerone ailmenta would never be heard ot. Every one knows *fcat .pneumonia and censuotptiou originate from a celd, and ciironic catarrh, bronchitis, and ell throat and lung troubles are aggravated and rendered more serious by each Iresb attack. Do not risk your life or take chances when vou have a cold Remedy will cure it before these ^_3l. _-__���_ d"& -��-".;'-' x $%^ddk *% ������& jm V^$^;d \ A.',.,"!-!.,'""' [Cough Remedy The Ohildren _ F-Torite ���������S.EM- Ooc_.hf., Golds, Oroup onci AVhoopi-ig Cough. ThlSr*T0Odyi_ tnwifswr for I). Mirovyrfar �� ,.,.,-_ i.Br. of tlir c-.vll-i-s-ii vs-sri,;. j,r pfj. f ir-s, a. l-'rioe ! c Ar\,mAv4t ,'j ������ j. 1' 4^Trir_tn. rn .1,..? ltArbitu] .lmg l.wd ��..*.> I*. utdeutlr 10ii t.i.:-.- BBioani_b___ ri*; J arge .=!.-_., BO ctp. 1 . ' ( I -*- > m*mm*mnmlmm*ammmmmmm* THK DELTA TIMES; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1907. I AX Ali _>___.. te. ��� *__ z.1,1 Miss Minerva Smith is laid uy with lagrippe. Come fo iho masquerade nt thi point on the 22nd. point Roberts. ��a(}mr jish Market j We Boa Le There trill be a masquetade Ball it Point Robert*, Feb. ,2nd next.: FRESH, FISH OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON All are cordially invited. Good music j and a jjood time is assured. Constantly Kept en Hand, also Ou Friday evel ing 1 ist Mr. and | Mrs. J. V. Mari_n entertained a | SMOKED HALIBUT, SALMON, KIPPERS, W. II, Ladnsr visited the Royal few friencls, the game oi 500 being City on Friday lasl. Arty Paraiiter yisited New Westminster on Friday last. Mrs. T. VV. Foster visited tbc Royal City on Saturday last. hi. B. I.a hicr returne I, Saturday, from a visit to the Royal City. the principal amusement of the evening. The 1 arty then adjourned to tlu* dining room and partook |- ot a dainty lunch which bad been prepared by tlie hostess. Tl; . remainder of the evening was spent iu listening to sweet music and witty speeches by the host. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCrca, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Beadleston, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Beadleston, Mis, M. G. Hewson Etc. COSULICH BROS., DELTA STREET, LADNER, R C. Situation Wanted Mrs. II. J. Hutcherson visited <-*���><-��� G- W. Mclntire. the Royal City on Friday last. 5= !.!_i Fiii. i supplies Mr. anl Mrs. G. T. Kaker went: fiver to Vancouver e.i Saturday last, j W. S. Livingstone paid his usual weekly visit to the market on Friday last. For Sale. One 100-Eeg Chatham Incubator and one Brooder, price 520. Apply to NORMAN REID. Wm. Heaton was among th visiters to the weekly market on Friday last. : DELTA FARMERS1 INSTITUTE Housekeeper seeks a situation. | Apply at A Full Stock of Shades aud Fix* THIS OFFICE. Hires'Of all kinds kept on hand. wvo To notify the people of Ladner and surrounding district that we are now in a position to offer Vancouver Island Portland Dement At greatly reduced prices, making it possible for parties who contemplate 'building, to put in concrete foundations at about the same cost as piling or other inferior material. Write for Prices, Housekeeper. Wanted a geod reliable House, keeper, nbout 3,5 or 40 years of age. Apply at THIS OFFICE. Wirintr and house furnishing a specialty. Mrs. Jas. Follis entertained quite a large number of iriends at her home last evcainj. Mrs. A. Read and Mrs. H G Taylor attended thc regular weekiv market on Friday lust. Harold Betts retiiru.nl, Mondav, }o Columbian College after spelling a few days at his heme, . The. Misses Gilley, of Kew Westminster, came down, on Saturd_y last, ou a visit to friends here. ..���Iin F.lli:* is able t�� be around. A supplementary meeting ol the above Institute will be held at I verholm: Mock Farm on Tuesday, Feb. 26th, at 1 p.m. Judging classes for live ti ck will be caudacted by Dr. Tolmie and Mr. F. M. Logan, o! Victoria. By order. N. A. McDIARMID, Sucretary. s-HITISIt COLUMBIA i 1 __.rr.iF P_mn.tnu t*r Columbia St., - New Westminster P.O. Box 364. Phone 260. NEW WESTMINSTER, BROS. B. 6. '\SBmeth* ������ Hav. You Any Chickens ?| i Pay Highest Price for All Kinds, I am now prepared ti build eoi ed spring wire fence with woodei . . >. ����-^ stays ALIVE * For further particulars and prices apply to 11 C. a. WICKSON, C-cscent Island. j P. 0. Box 45 i.adner Notice to Consumers. DRESSED E. T. CALVERT, Port Guichon. Customer* el Due Companv in the Delta District may pay accounts! ��� Kai_ after having been confined to j .,��� u ^ Com t0 Mr. N. A I the house (or a couple of weeks. , McDjarmid| UAntr< B.C., whose j receipt for such payments shall be a I Capt. W. Oliver has so far re- full and sufficient discharge, c-vered as to be able to get down-; Mr. ... A. McDiarmid will a'so stairs again and is still improving, receive application tor electric ' light aad power connections and exchange lamps. R. Fisher wns .-truck in the face p -,, eppoj t-njq du Sua-ay by a horse whick tin- * General Manager, dertook to have a little boxing D d Fth l6tl bout. ! ATCHES Silverware, Cut Glass, Watch Repairing a Specialty. *7f, H LADNER. B. C. LABIES 1 _r___ Miss Olive and Master Willie Whitworth attended the weekly Biarket, last week, instead of Mn, Whitw.rth. Tenders Wanted. Tenders will be received by the Delta Municipal Council up tlii March 8lb, for delivering 2,000 Mrs. W. II. Smith returned home, yards ef graTel on the river bank, Saturdav, from a visit to Vancou-1 between Sunbury and Sunnvside. ver, where she bad been laid tip, Gravel to be taken from the Cor- with lagrippe. j poration's pit at Port .Cells. One thousand, yards to be delivered before May ist and balance befotej I Juts 1st. sMio for delivery 2,000 y.irds oft crushed rock at Ladner; 500 yards' I te be delivered before May ist, and 500 yards each wonth, during May, The Laduer Auxiliary of the W. j J"'"* "(I July. M. S. wiil meet at the h.mej ofj For further particulars apply to Mrs. 17 Cullis nn Thursday after.) the undersigned, ternttoi. at 2.30 e'cloclt N. A. McDIARMID, C.M.C. Lndner, Feb. 16th, 1907. When you are wanting anything in the line of Blouses, Dress Skirts, Petticoats, Underwear, Hosiery, White Goods, Neckwear, Bit-bone, Furs.&j Smallwears, "Holiday Goods, or CHILDREN'S COATS, Bonnets, Hats, Furs, Dresses, Underwear, Hosiery, Etc. Call and let us show you. Goods and Prices Bight. St $3.50 Fm* Winter Woar $4.00 We have the Greatest Valme in Shoes _*_���-.:*_ So Hi RaUabla Footwear, Just ___* Thing for Winter Weather. Mrs. F. Culliseatertaineda nuiw- ber of young people at her heme or Wednesday last, when a very pleas ant time was spent. Wc carry these ia all Leathers and have a lull line ef ,Shapes and .Sires to Fit All Feet. Southing in Town to Equal Them. J. REAGH, - Ladnsr, B.C. Estate af cBRIDE, A. J. THE WHITE HOUSE BIRTCH, - 275 Columbia Street NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. ___. L* General Merchant, Mrs. Marsh, of Vancettver, who jjad been a visitor at Mrs. G. T. Baker's during the past week or so, returned borne on Saturday last- ______ ������ Phone 5. Port Guichon ���_s#*��_____. ^mBM Gasoline Engines, Roof Pulpers, Mrs. T. W. Kerr returned home, Wednesday evening, Irom a couple weeks' visit to her daughter, Miss Etta, nt Seattle. During ber ab- t,ence Mrs. Kerr was laid up witb aj touch of lagrippe. /-.T.sf .' ,f!'_SBf��'i _ M.;,.:'- ���������md-A i'7/c/r --������--_> >��� v yt-'dC^*-���*' ':';-' ���i/y/- tl. . '--<��> *dd"h . ���?, ������ iifisfc. -__ss*���_.;i:__r^_.f' ...;,... __*���*$., fclrs. J. F. Betts went over to Vancouver, ye$lerday, to attend a tnee'ting of the advisory board of tue Japanese mission in lhat city. It was hoped that the change would J be the means ot breaking ,:p the' (.old from which sbe lias been s.if-j fviriusdwing tbe p.i.*t week tj so. ��� %A FEED CUTTERS, GRAIN GRINDERS, POTATO SORTERS AND DIGGERS, FANNING MILLS, EMPIRE CREAM SEPARATORS, IN-j CUBATORS, WINDMILLS, PUMPS,] STUMP PULLERS, HAY PRESSES,) ETC. Produce Stored and Shipped Direct _Se Walworth-Rolston Co., tjQ All B. C POTtS. Vancouver, H.Cf' 1016 Westminster Ave.,
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Date Issued | 1907-02-19 |
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