volume I. numbers;
N* WESTMINSTER, B. C, Tl ESDAY
MORNING, DECEMBER 1!. 1906.
10 CENTS PER WEEK
JACKSON DEMANDS ,
$2,000 DAM/SES
fisherman Who Was Detained In Police Celf i or a Month
Requests Heavy Indemnity From City���Council
Repudiates Liability.
ELECTION &ETJJRNS.
r^x tm'.'Viitivo /iT^N
Tne result Yesterday's election f.��r' aldermen for the
year 1907 was given <fl���Cbt2r^ftfning officer. W. A.
J
"LIGHTS OUT" PIPED
BY STORMY BREEZE
c.t .,.. lackson, tie fisherman who
..,,.-. i .ii,: detained In a police
month mi a charge of
Heated in the murder
.:���������������
iM '���**'
... . . two years ago,
,1... . ii r.ii/-! because
I . ered in ex: radii ion
��� . onni ction wiih the
[..���. ol :< ii' -l:" waa alleged to
T ..,., | mplice, i> aboul to
|,.,. B ...��� :. Insi the citj for $:'.<i00
arresl and im
,.,Ii. ,.��� \ i, mm inication was
.ad 'he city e< unci! last evening
L. i; -|\ Cane ol Vancouver, who
l: ..... retain* I :��� Jackson us bo
Itor, claiming thi al ove amount of
toei as i in ��� nsation.
|7;. rea llnj the tetter was fol-
Jwf(l ia. tdisc ission among
slderrai n, and aftei looking at the
J.-.a oi the case, ihe clerk was in-
I-:,'. | to wi Ite letter to Jackson's
I ; irs pointing out that the city
I.oo: sei thai thej had incurred any
iptmsibilitj by tbe arrest of Jack-
\i. imi declining to accepl any lialiil-
ft i ���.:���'. tion with it.
|\,..' ��� m the reading of the com-
l-iiifatlon, and the presentation of
\ accouni for payim tn liy the chair-
uf ihe tin,inc.- connnlttee, there
fs absolutely no business doing at
'.-. .hi ��� Bitting- Before fhe formal
iness commenced, his worship
��� Ki ��� ��� ������ ������ seed his regret
|_' Aid. Shiles should have heen deal the i-i' Is during the day, refi' Ins thai In losing his services,
uiu II ������ : :������ di prtveB of one
f : a,.in. .ears worked in
���-' Inti ri ���- - ' the city. After
)' con ���:.,:aia'. i the other alder-
It �� thi lr tion, the reading
I".' :: an. letters i Dn_menced
f1 ���"<��������� from Martin, Weari ts Me.
larrl. en losing ., memorandum
F Georg E .Mai-in. solicitor for
[' ' '*��� ' '��� ':���- was ais'.i read. The
I' ' ' '������ II '< give Mrs. Follis,
iccmpensatioB for the death of her
V : "i'i of $100 cash and
| '��� ' ': te. _ monthly payments
"' '��� :. an.i nn agreement
1 which only require I
ihi mayor and city
' I ��� monthly pay-
f e on Jan. 1, and on
ccee ling month.
ed whether il was
��� : the !!. A. & I
* ol the Indemnity,
fhe mayor that,
. nBwer for the
��� bo .-:..��� conrri I,
he would make a n commi ndatii :. ���
thai effecl al theli di _i meeting I ���
on Aid. Howay's suggesUon
mayor and clerk were Instructed :n
sign the document, providing thi fi
(if it was approved bj the citj si
tor.
a. Turner, of Pan, Row, wroti n
forming the i ouncil thai he had
beautiful ornamental tree on his lawn
which had outgrown the space wh
eiiiilil be dev.ne.| tu ii there, and i -,
ing :.. give the tree to the city,
viding It were placed in the
square. Park Ranger Robinson hal
said that this could be done, and
tree would be a greal improvi nn di ...
the square. The matter was refern d
to the parks committee with insi ic
lions in act.
(' J. Gibson, city comptroller for
the <iiy of Vancouver, wrote calling
atentlon to a proposal to form a home
for aged and Infirm people, and informing bhe council that meeting has
been called to take place In Vancou
ver on Friday, Dec it. when the mailer will be fully discusse I. The council were asked lo Bend a representative. The mailer wa.s left in lhe hands
of the mayor,
Peter Warren, of Fourth street,
wrote asking |h I'liiissiim in cross (ive:
ihe sidewalk on Fourth . ne. | neai
Oak street, with hi- team, as he wished 'ii (ill up his in: near by Permission was granted under the usual ci i
di tlons.
Two communications from n. t.
Kirk, one thanking the eouneil for
having placed a sidewalk on Third
street, and asking fur a crossing ni av
his stable on Uie same Mreet. the
other asking in have a crossing laid
on the new sidewalk mi Third street,
Ihis last, ivgijus; being on be hall ef
I.. Dunbrack. Both communications
Were referred In the board ol Works
with Instructions in aci,
A letter from Douglas D. Dovi. i I
Ladner, ask ng the council to -��� nd
delegates to a a,. ��� ting held then- to
discuss ihi- routi ' ��� the railway along
the Ladnei and New Westminster
roa I. was :��� ��� el.��� I and filed, Mayo
Keary explaining lhal lr S Curtis and
'I' .1. Trapp had been over to Ladner
during the da} in connection with -be
neeting.
'I'he '-epr,-1 i | ibe finance ci mn II
tee, showing accounts amounting to
j i67.50 was p issi ! for paj na nl 'i be
council adjou: ne I aftei one ef the
shortest Bit-tings hei : ;'"��� i , n ���
::'";itll-
Duncan, last evening as follows
fandiriatt: WftjfiliidA.
���laniine ;,o
Gray 58
Henley 4;";
Smith 59
Garrett ;,(i
Johnston ,",:.
Adams :m
Shiles 37
Halladay 40
Gamon 22
Cross 15
McNab 20
Hardman 17
Hudson 10
Miller 15
There were only four spoilt ballots
Result of Ballot
iperKm
CH) Hal!
22
286
12
287
34
279
IS
276
50
208
22
246
28
223
30
207
18
153
13
157
31
120
t
112
10
108
8
88
1
37
For Two Hours La��t Night the Electric Current Failed,
Total The Lights Went Out and Daily News
358 Machines Were Idle.
357
356
'���>. -"-'-
���->.... njght, which did some damage along
dOo Mk waterfront, and got away with
301 ���'id wires in iln- business sec
2g] tion n! Hi" city.
.>--i Nothing verj sei inns was reported
211
102
166
There was another heavy blow last|Wind blowing, on a black, moonless
night, is verj much to the credit nf
those 1n charge of ibe service.
up in the hour when the Dallj News
wenl tn press; hut for over two hours
Is Still in Doubt
Sad Ending.
\ Chicago dlflpatch says: John
All gander Dowie has gone raving
mad. His mind is now a wreck, and
i: is believed that his end is near. Two
the electric currenl wa- cut nir. leav- nand*red of his followers in Zion
inn ihe town in darkness and reduc- gathered in Shiloh house, ihe Dowie
lo9 iny ibis office in a condition of iiiac home, to hear him deliver a sermon,
135 tivfty. Shift can he made to supply :,n,i "''v* confronted by a mad man.
.rin' ,11 . , ,��� ,. 1 Dowie's delusion is that he is a famine iln absence oi electric light, but we , , ,
-^"-M ous soldier. Weak phvsicalv and al-
53 are dependent on the "juice" for mi,st heipiesB, he incoherently ha
power to drive our machinery, so that, angued of a "battle" in which h
when the current failed, typesetting commander, a famous general, w:
slain. Then he himself won the ba
tie. "1 have brought the general'
body here in my tent," said he, "and
estfhg telegraphic and local news. | , ,,ni m)w ma).ing fl funera] oration
Such a breakdown is. of course, very over it. The foreign powers are
annoying, iut at the same time, ihe sending representatives to treat with
' fact that the current was restored in me." Nurses carried him out of the
a little over two hours, with such a ' room.
stopped. Our readers are thus deprived of a lot of more or less inter
Li ss than an hour after the return- and were also used in bring a large
ing officer had announced the resull number of ladies to the polling booths.
��� ��� yesti rdaj 's ballot, it was learned
from a reliable source that a recount
Only nne of the candidates who hid
the support of the citizens' committee
managed to find a place among the
would take place, owing tn the pos3i- j wjnnerB, this being Aid. tfarrelt. who
bility ef ., mistake having been made was returned fifth on the list. Appar-
in the lirst count. II is generally su i- ently the well meant efforts of the
MINISTERS ARRANGE COUNCIL OF WOMEN
FOR WEEK OF PRAYER PRAISES BRAVE ACT
posed thai after the recouni has been
ia, li . ii will be fi und thai Aid. Shiles
moral crusaders were not taken seriously by a majority of tiie ratepayers. In the evenl of a recount displac-
List of Meetings and Speakers���Will Local Ladies Will Endeavor to Secure
Retain Present Prayer Meet- Medal for Plucky Mrs.
ing Night. Paterson.
pessession of lho sent Ing A,,| Adam8 in favor of A|(1. ShlleB,
wil] retain _
������>,!,.1, i,��� 1,., . ,,������ i.t i- 1 , ',"" ViV" """""' ""*'"" "'.?'",' """ A meeting of the Ministerial asso- The Ixieal Council of Women is tak-
wnicn he has occupied for so long in it will mean two citizens ticket can-
the council chamber, while Aid. Geo, didates elected. The two candidates ria,io�� was lie,<1 yesterdav morning, ing an active interest in the brave
Adams will find that he was defeated who bead the list are both connected ai which a communication was re- and commendable action of Mrs. Pat-
b) a few votes. By the first count with the Royal City mills, ami it had oelved from the Royal Templare of er.cu, the wife of the keeper of thi
seven votes separate defeat .ran.; been generally expected that the votej Temperance, asking the churches :o Beale lighthouse, who, on Frida.
revert to the Thursday evening prayer morning last, was the means of sav
v toi., nnd a mistake in the counting of the miUmen would he pretty well
.' .; few ballots would mean all lhe spill up between them, hut this did
a "' -. nee to the candidates. nol happen to Re the case.
Uthough the weather was mosl In- The referendum vote In connection
ment, s steady stream of voters with the Y.M.C.A. resulted in 420 elej-
filed Into the city .hall from 1 o'clock mrs voting in favor of exemption from ,||(, interests of the churches it would
���' I recorded their votes Mosl taxes, while 126 wen opposed to this
ol thi candidates were in the hall, ex- concession. Seven ballots were spoil-
tending the glad bund ol welcome m ed. The V.M.C.A will therefore be
voters, and giving advice gratis a�� lice from taxes foi a period of ten vice. Kev. W. II. Barraclough ami
a'.am: way nf marking iiii bai- years, ami will enjoy tin privilege of nPV
meeting, instead of Wednesday even- ing ten men from almost certaii
ing. The association considered the death. The heavy seas raging around
matter carefully, and decided that in
bi advisable to retain the Wednesdaj
��� \' Ing fcr lhe regular wwkly ser
Harks bad ben placed at tbe free lighl and wate
ai al u tens living al a distance,' period.
during the same
BAPTISTS VISIT
VANCOUVER CHURCH
CARS WIEL RON AGAIN
OVER THE OLD ROUTE
tb. Taylor were appointed t"
convej thi intimation to the petitioners.
It was decided to hold the regular
ihat part of Vancouver island had rendered the barque Colomba helpless,
and the ten men who comprised the
crew were in imminent danger of
death when help arrived.
The Colomba was outward bound
from Kvereti laden with lumber, and,
after straining in the heavy seas and
battling with a gale for many hours,
her seams opened, her masts carried'
away, and she drifted, a water-loggel,
a, oi praj'er during the first week sinking wreck, toward the rocks of
Paul's Re-
Part;
It CHAIR WAITS DELTA Will VETO
FOR CHESTER GILLETTE GREAT NORTHERN PLANS
Goei Over on Spec.al Car
Have an Enjoyable
Tone.
ind
Sentenced t- Death Are Unwilling tc G-ve Up River Re..
thi :. Who to Ladner ��� Su_g?st Al
ted - m, temative
I
��� at weatner,
��� mi oi yi uni pi o ������
I ���., .i , First Bai t'-' church,
., i |ght, undei ;': ������
,1 ���. i g.ti-1 ��� B.Y.P.V . m
. ii ��� Vain ' ivi
" new year, in St,
li rmed Episcopal church.
The genera] subject for the week
will be The Church's Responsibility."
On Monday evening, for missions:
Tuesday evening, for education; Wednesday evening, for good government-.
Thursdaj evening, for temperance;
Vnother Improvement in tbe local Fri daj evening, for evangelism.
The si i vices will be conducted as
follows during the week:
Monday evening -Leader. Kev. A.
d" !; Owen; Bpeaker, Rev J, S, Hen-
Petition From Burnaby Settlers In
duces B.C.E.R. Co. to lm-
prove Service.
I
J
I
1 ��� tei E
e |
... . ��� -iiburn
. : i' :, . -an
' . .ii to-
'
' . i
I
: i ��� emo
Devi lorl pro-
a
' ..a | il, voice
I ��� a oeni of
lhi Indict-
.1 should i be
.' h a - ed the
he bad
sen ten i '������
���WD CM
W AT LOGGERHEADS
D S Curtis and 1 *: > Jou
i La ii n i ���
in oi ler
. i,
"i
��� ' Ladnei
; i council had Ived ��� ���
of pla ���������
: en
of the rai 1
rivi
. el the .ho ti I > tra
.el by road
i would add Ihree-fou
1 mile to the ��� tani ������ , n : .
i ,���. Itate the travellin ��� i .
; mee In
.,.'..���! . , on lei Ided to
��� i the Delta ncll to repi
formeT bj I iw, n suggest to
railway i ompan as an alti n
thai a bench ,'��� built In the
above the rivi
railway.
clni
M
ed lhi ���
I ��� .ell ��� ��� tl
I. Ill 'iill ���
B.C.E.R. service was announced yesterdaj afternoon bj Local Manager
\: Qm i He, who Btati I to a Daily
\.�����. |. imi iei that, commencing on t]i n ������>
F] | la; next, a cai would be put on
ui
Sixth Btn el lo lhi |uni tlon ��������� '���" 'im
Int, | urban line, . bii h will < onneel
��� with i 11 Vani ouvi and ���:'
v i ,��� .,,,,��� be ui.ii n : real the old line 1 lhe city limit
i'ii'
the
f 0 ff I ce rs f i
. . cl
Villi iver. a
��� ,.
.. e-pi siden " ' ' '
ecre ary,
...... thi nnli a ��� '
above nai ed officers with
as iri " ": resentative
socii ��� - ' ''
i in re v. Ml i ���' ii ' ��� ' I ni il
..,., vi.. irnni fei ��� I tie givi n | ai
ers fi oni oni lm ' i ' hi ������' he ; ,.. eakei
>i ������
ruesdaj ' ��� ��� ning Leader, Adjt.
Ui eaker, Rev, Dr. Sipprell,
Wedni Is I veiling Leader. Rev.
v. ��� Barra Ioui b . Bpe tl er, Rev, M.
I.. Rugp D l'
hursday evi ning Leadei, Re ��� M
ii . - ��� : ��� i. Rev, A lv \'l I t.
Krid Ing Leader, Rev, M I .
it 'i'. ':
<i hange of pulpits will
laki
following appoint-
I a >���:��� ' ' -' "'��� ""'""
iju__,aortiniii--utt_i-
"ONE MAN ONE VOTE"
HOES NOT SUIT LORDS
HI \. ,|. a: 11 ie n of a
a ent in ��� Iti along
Burn ib,. lake and thi route of the old
ia d. aboul a wi ��� I Tl ��� ��� nuncil i ,, . and tin
of the munlcipalilj i I But i ��� 80i ments were n ade:
senl In a petition, and the B.C.E.R. s, Andrew'. Morning, Rev M. i.
managemenl decided lo pui una car RUggc D|,.; evening, Rev. A. di B
��� one monlh to lesl Its publlc usi fui- Owen,
���" ��� rile old read has bei n US id
nr
lhe west coast. Mrs. Paterson, wife of
the lighthouse keeper at Cape Beale,
observed the derelict, and at daybreak
yesterday morning she tramped twelve
miles over the rough ground betwei n
the lighthouse and the cable station
to send the Quadra to the aid oi tlie
unfortunate crew. The governmenl
vi ssel had steam up, the crew had
I in standing by during the wild
night ready in case the anchors should
drag, and in a few minutes it was on
hs way to the distressed vessel.
The story of this woman's courageous tramp was related at the monthly
'���',;ng of the Local Council of Wo-
' ��� a yesterday afternoon, and after
d i" consideration it was decided thai
lettei Bhould be written to Mrs Pat-
in, i ongratulating her on her brav
ami a committee was formed to
Ing ber i. e to the notice of the
i anadian branch of the Royal Hu-
H society, with a view to securing
��� - the lighthouse keeper's wife n
tl or oiinr suitable recognition
i ��� seeond Sundaj 'n f( , ,,���, ,,,,., Bhe , ,,,,,,, |n ,h
onlj foi trolley pai tics and during
Irteen i
h�� Educi
"���"���able
I . Bill Makes More
I Irn ���
All to B
���ord.- Amendments
:e Rejected.
[ Minister of Edit-
Heavy Adv. nee in Shingles.
An advance of 15 cents per bunch
bus been made on all era les if shin
���ju-.. \i this ra h mmonly used
brand is selling al $2 20 Thi re i
several reasons rm the advance, chief
| ��� ��� ��� i a the house ly the Incren e I iw m iterial
'��� I al the govern
: ��� all thi
an ! : thor and the lump recently made
by American shingles Sinn:.':"'mils
il to . it "du ' are now Belling .. $5 50 por
. nff, basing bis remarks ipon
11 7, i<" ���' ������" '<"'" ���|,"",:'
. ��� ;, ,,i v to Christ" was the
, ., , , .art, thi speaker sal I that j
(n Mis decision to begin the
Journej into Judea, manifested for all
t)me thai an heroic spirit possessed
I .., mj, sympathetic heart urged
a,, i Is to the grave of His
La ��� ts Danger awaited Him
In ,���,!,,, Enemies, He well knew.
W1.,c. plotting againsl His life, bul He
ft| ,, 0 comforl the bereaved London, Dec. m.-Tlu
,,���, friends. He know thai lords to-nighl rejected th< .
vouW ,���,,���.���,id al the place of Jng bill, which was passed by the Barraclough, B.A
was loyal to His j house of commons at the instance of
Bill Abolishing Plural Voting Does Not
Appeal to Aristocratic Plural
Voters.
house of
He know that lords tonighl rejected the plural vot-
Queen's uvea !-��� Methodlsl Morning, Rev. D. McKenzle, B.A.; evening,
Rev. M. L. Rugg, D.D.
Wesl End Presbyterian ���Morning,
Rev. Mr, Thomas; evening, Rev. Mr.
McOee.
West' End Methodist���Morning, Rev.
Mr. McOee; evening, Rev. T, Ward-
law Taylor, i'h.U.
Sap] erton Presbyterian ��� Morning.
Rev, W. H. Barraclough, B.A.; evening, Rev. Mr. Thomas.
laving
��� len lives. The action of the loca!
council is all the more opportune, considering the fact thai Mrs Paterson
bas 1 "en Instrumental In saving Bhlp-
i ��� ked men on three or four previ-
��� ts occasions,
Despite the inclemeni weather, a
large number of ladies were pre "tit
when tbe president. .Mrs. Levar, took
the chair. Greetings were sent to the
Victoria council, who were commencing a two days'1 convention yesterday
afternoon. Arrangements were made
for the holding of lhe annual meeting. Which Is to take place on the second Monday in January, when the
election of officers will take place.
Sapperton Methodist���Morning, ftev. An effort is to he made to secure the
A. de 1!. Owen; evening. Rev. I). Mc- use of the Reformed Episcopalian lecture room for this occasion, this being
deemed to be Iho most convenient
meeting place In the city.
Kenzle, B.A.
Baptist.���Morning, Rev. .). s. Henri, II.A.; evening. Rev. W, H.
mourning. Christ
,.', '���, , _. . ,; iiVn-.v H'- "X- the government. The principle of the T. Wardlaw Taylor, Ph.D.; evening,
' rtellils, .��Ud "' I . ...
lull was "One man. one vote."
ample, i
Refi rmed Episcopal���Morning, Rev.
(Yardlaw Taylor, F'h.n
Rev, .1. 8, Henderson, B.A.
Legislature Convenes.
Winnipeg, Dec. 10.���Manitoba's leg-
Is ature has been called for Jan. .. THE DAILY NEWS
TUESDAY, dec.,,
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We've House Slippers of felt and leather. Juliets, Dainty
Party Slippers and Ties, German and French Slippers. The
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DEAD WATER.
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Effpi't of Tills ljui-rr Marine riienuui-
rnon Ipon a Ship's Speed.
One ":' th'' mo. t curious marine [die-
taomena known to seamen is that ea.i
. 1 liy Xorwt gian sailors "dead water'
which, with mt any visible c ut-
tnakes a ve iei ', ise 1. ir speed ano i
fuse i ��� ri.. % er ber belm. The saii
only deflnite knowledge of its origin
iii il it exists solely where there is i
Burface layer of fresh water restia,
upon ihi- salt waters of the sea. ;;
oral explanations have been advau -
by tlu1 captains of ships of the effecl
dead water, the commonest of whi 1:
that the two water layers move in !
fereut dire a: ms Tbe true expi
tlon, howevi r, recently offered by S
tl ish navigators and verified by mat,
matical calculation and direct e: _
ment, is that in addition to the "res:
ance waves" al the surface the ve
creates a second line of subaque
waves between tbe two strata of v
ter.
The experiment carried out I . ���'.
on ���sir te the truth of this theory .
nn e ��������������� ll : ;. , fei ty one. A I
pi ite gl: ... wus Hi -i n, iu
a �� iodi . Thi tank was I
filled i" a i erl n d ",ith witb salt
ter, and n layer of fresh water i
can fi lly ired ou to tbe urfui e,
tii u two [ui rai ��� * uter I ��� ;. er
obtained.
Tbe sail ���.-. nti ;��� . a- bltu kened v
liquid ' hinese Ink bef ire the -
layi rs . ��� n prepared, and ... this ���
ib" different luyers �� ere .. ide i li ar .
visible. A boat model was then i iw
along the tank and a silhouette of ,.
waves produced was obtaim '1 by ; .
lug a white screen nt a shorl disi it
behind the tank. The waves were a!
photographed by flashlight, aud the ro
suits showed conclusively that wave
actually were set up al the boundur.'
line between the two liquids.
Further experiments were made U
verify the sudden 1 iss of sj I due :
dead water. The boal model wu
drawn aeros , the tank and the tuv. In .
string suddenly slackened when tb
boal was nbout halfway across, in
cases where the t.ml; contained sai
water only tbe boat stopped graduailj
moving some boal lengths after th
towing string hud l u slacken .
When ila' tank contained a layer
fresh water resting on suit water, o:,
tin? other band, the boal slackeno
speed qu.te suddenly and moved only .
very sitort dlstuuce,
These experiments, carried out oil =.
small scale, prove conclusively thut i ���
difficulties encountered within a dea
water zone are really due tu the re
slstanpe experienced by the vessel ::
generating Invisible waves al the fre '
water salt waier boundary, although In
some particular eases tbe Influence ol
undercurrents musi also doubtless b.
taken luto account.���New Vork Heru .
Trains & Steamers' ("l'l m" rideP��d
C.P.R. MAIN* LINE.
Leave X. W. 15.40; arr X. W. 11.35.
C.P.R. MISSION BRANCH
Leave X. \V. S.30; ar. Seattle 15.50.
Leave Seattle 12.30; ar. X. V. IS., i.
C.P.R WESTMINSTER JUNCTION.
Leave X. W 8.30; 10 35, 15 I >. 17.35.
Arrive X. W. 9.35, 11.35, 16.40, 18.40.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.
Lv. X. W. 9.20 a.m.; ar. Seattle 4 p.m
Lv. X. W. 4..... p.m.; ar. Seattle 10 p.m
a.m.
V.. \V. & Y.���VANCOUVER
Lv. X. W. 3 p. m. and 0:53 p. m.
Lv. Vancouver 8.35 a.m., ami 4 p.m
G. X. R.���PORT GUICHON.'
Lv, X. W. 9:35 a.m.; ar. Guichon
2.20 p.m.
Lv. Guichon, _:40 p. ru.; ar. N. W.
S: 43 ;i ru. and 0 p. m
Mondays only.
B. C. ELECTRIC���VANCOUVER.
I.v. Xew Westminster 5.50, 6.50, 1
and 8 a. m., and every half hour there-
after till ll p, in.
Lv. Vancouver for Westminster at
same hours.
Fraser River and Gulf
UP RIVER.
Beaver���
From X. V. Mon. Wed. Frid. 8 a.m
From Chwk. Tu., Th., Sat., 7 a.m.
Itamona���
From X. V. Tu., Th., Sat. S a.m.
From Chwk. Sun., Wed., Fri., 7 a.m
DOWN RIVER.
i Transfer���
From X. W. daily, ex. Sat. aad Sun.,
_ p.m.; Saturday, 2 p.m.
Add. trip, Monday, 3 a.m.
From Steveston, 7 a.m. (Fri. 6 a.m.)
Add. triii Saturday, 3 p.m.
VICTORIA AND ISLANDS.
i Rlthet���
From N.W., Wed. and Mon., 7 a.m.
From Victoria Tues. and Sat. 4 a.m.
Mail Service
Coquitlam 3.00 p.m. 11.35a.m.
Van. an 1 Burnaby 3.30 p.m. 6.00 p.m.
G.N.R. Flyer 4.00 p.m 11.00 p.m.
! Timberlan 1, Tues
ind Fri i is
. . .12.00 in. 12.00 m.
Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
British Columbia Coast Line
Service.
TIME TABLE
3. C. Coast Line Service.
ALASKA ROUTE.
' S tbji ' ��� i ch ing ��� vi Ithoul noti e).
Pi Ini ess Beatrice leave s Van ou .
Xov. 22, I)' c. 9, Dec. 22, Jan. 9, 19 i"
Jan. _'_'.
VANCOUVER, VICTORIA SEATTLE
ROUTE.
Princess Victoria.
Leaves Vancouver dallj at 1 p. m.
VICTORIA NEW WESTMINSTER
ROUTE.
Steamer Queen City.
Leaves Xew Westru nstei al T a, n,
semi weekly.
VANCOUVER NANAIMO ROUTE.
S. S. Joan
Leaves Vancouver dallj except Sat
unlay and Sunday at 1:30 p, :u. Sal
unlay at 2:30 p. m.
WEST COAST ROUTE.
S. S. Tees,
1st, Tth, l ith of each month, for
Claoquot and Mosquito Harbor; 20th,
to Ahouset, Quatslno, Cape Scotl and
way ports,
LOWER FRASER RIVER ROUTE.
Steamer Transfer
Leaves Xew Westminster on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursd ij
and Friday at 2 p.m, ani Saturday
at _ p, m. with addlti mal trip on Monday at 3 a. m
Leaves Steveston Mon.lay. Tuesday,
NORTHERN B. C. ROUTE.
S. S. Tees
Leave.- Vancouver at " p. m., 2n i
and 16th of f\ieh month, calling at
Skidegate on first trip and Bel a Coola
on second trip. Time on arrival and
departure are approximate.
I For reservations and Information
ca'.; or address
i
ED. GOULET,
Agent, Xew Westminster
E. J. COYLE,
���".-St. Gen. Pass. Agent, Vancouver.
J, W. TROUP,
General Superintendent, Victoria,
'Jen Agent. Freight Hcfi..
Xew Westminster.
Spokane falls & Northern Hy. Co.
Nelson & ft. Sheppard Ry. Co.
Red Mountain Ry. Co.
The only all rati route between all
point - > "i ;t. west an 1 si uth t ,'���'
land, Ni Ison and intern liate po nt ���
connect ng al Sp kane ivith the G I
Northern, N irthern I'ac i i an i I I. R,
& X. Co.
i' nne :t it Rossland with the i -
adian Pai ific 1 .ay for B >un i
!reek points
Connet ts at Meyers !���'. lis with
stage r'-ily for R ipublic.
Buffet -' rvi :e on tr in bi tween
Spokane and Nelson.
Effective Sunday, November io,
1901.
Leave Day Train Arrive
9.20 a.m Spokane 7.15 p.m.
12.25 P-m Rossland ....4.10 p.m.
9.40 a.m Nelson 6.45 p.m
H. A. JACKSON.
TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM!
of that Xmas (,i)'t, by getting sometl ng thai
Seasonable, Acceptable and Reasonable in Price!
-CALL AT
L-4 Old Country, nui
Ladies'and Gentlemen's SLIPPERS, warm lined, Qf_/. " Cl %\
���y an : table. From. jUC I ���pW��l
Lai ies' SLIP! ERS P r evening wear. These form a v< , ���.
propriate Chr tmas Gift. From (��1 nti fn C9 nl
'."'H. ' Fit ��� Dre - SLIPPERS. These are ven n
qua a s. F ami;
$175
Have . ' ii seen the Dick Waterproof B iol yet? A |
ep that Lay's feet dry for the wet, winti
i" con e. The;- will . asily outweai two pair
ONLY AT
The Old Country BOOT STORE
COLUMBIA ST.
-*wtts&3BrdKBsmsmi
J. St .A
,,.P.vr
Shingle ind Sau)\
Mill Machinery
iwMnMMiWBMC^B^B __^___P_m*1j��__MK-B_l MBMBfflpyr-'V'^/iflrf'Tw^***^' I
THE SCHAAKE MACHINE Worf
LIMITED.
Close. Received. Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at
Seattle, via Sumas 7.13 a.m.
Sapperton and .Mill-
side. No. 1..
7.13 a m. li
Vancouver, No. 1. 7.13 a.m.
Q N.H Cloverdale,
Blaine .Seattle.. 8.4. a.m.
Van, & Cen. Park.l'i 30 a.m.
Victi ria 10.30 a.m.
Last Burnaby . ��� ��� ��� 1.13 p m.
La Iner, Steveston,
6.40 p.m. 7 _. m.; Friday at 6 a. m. additional
I 'rip Saturday 5 p. m.
��� a.m.
9.00 a.m.
upper f**".ser river route
S. S. Beaver
3.30 p.m. I Leaves New Westminster, S a, m,
2.00 p.m, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
9.00a.m., Leaves Chilliwack 7 1. m. Tne i 1
1-15 p.m. ; ['hu: sd ty an I Saturd tj.-. calling at
landings between Ne�� Westmli
etc 1.30p.m. 11.00a.m. md Ch liwai
SPROTT-SHAWI
BUSINESS INSTITUTE
LIMITED. ;
330 ii . ing St. w , Vancouver. |
Boo tee Ing 1 Iregg an 1 l'i;man J
Sh n thai : 1 elegraphy and En
I glneerlng.
t Seven Teachers
j Forty-Fiv2 Typewriters
I-������ ients Always in Demand.
R.). SPROTT, B. A., Principal
New Westminster. B. C.
How nicely and easily a Cake can be iced witb
Cowan's
Chocolate, Pink. White, Lemon. ��raI"^
Almond, Maple and Coconut Crea
ABSOLUTELY PURE ICINGS
THE COWAN CO.. Ltd.. TORONTO
L.-UlU-__--__pi||.iy|1HiW rcHfUflffinp fc[)AY
DEC
1906.
THE DAILY NEWS
t Is
ossible
THE BOOMERANG.
On. of the Moal Peculiar Wrapou wt
V*'��r I'.-.r Invented.
Tbe boomerang is an Instrument used
both in war and In tbe chase by th*
aborigine* or Australia. It is usually
about tu.i feel in length, made of hard
in a country growing like ours for property to remain long as
cheaply as you can get it now. The biggest fortunes in Canada have
been made from Real Estate, and thc smallest capital is sufficient
We have many excellent properties both in town and country
prices are rising rapidly. Don't let outside investors secure ali
wood bent into
obtuse angle,
founded on tin
a curve resembling an
flat on one side and
other. fh�� method of
but
using this curious weapon Is very peculiar. Tin thrower takes it In one
huud. holding the bent side downward,
timi burls It forward us if to hit some
objeet twenty or twenty live yard- In
advance. Instead of continuing to go
directly
A trior; of Ol* Ball.
A curious tale of (tie Bull is told lc
��� took on violins and violinists. It
seems that in IMI, being then twenty-
one years of ape. the famous violinist
wandered to Paris. The rholera was
rasing and Mallbran singing, lie went
to hear her, and hi. landlord desLmped
: with his possessions, including hits violin. He was speedily reduced to extremity. During the last dinner that
lie was able to pay for he made the
acquaintance of a remarkable mnn. To
this stranger file Hull confided his miseries. At the conclusion the stranger
said abruptly, "Well. I will do something for you if you have eournge and
f. francs." "I have both," said Bull
the snaps; do a bit yourself; do a bit of thinking, and become a
landed proprietor of your own.
Many, very many, of the properties we have been advertising the
past few weeks, have been sold, and there are several new ones in
this advertisement, and all splendid purchases.
forward In accordance with ' ..Tb(,u B0 (0 i-rasoatl.s tonlKht at 10
the Newtonian law it slowly ascends ' 0'(look pnSR through the first room
ai the air, whirling round and round. , g0 jIlU, thp Kecona wherp ,hl.y pJajf
describing a beautiful and geometrical : rouge e1 nolrf and when a new laill<.
curved line till it reaches a considera- , b^,.^ ,������ V(,���r - francg on rouge and
ble height, w-ben it begins to retro- I |eave ��� ,,���,-,,.. ���ul) m as ,nr0(.,r^
���:i- " '" TEE* U.E V'.' *Tl I ""'- w"��" llls B fn,nC!' had become -too
he took them up after an episode with
.Greatest Snap, bar
none, in the city.
House i
rooms ; store
lit; 13-4 acres. $1,350
thewh "
uie
lot.
oi an
Bti
acre and
Sapperton.
koTEL FOR SALE.
Full sized lot. $20,000.
��� of lot 88 1-2x66.
On the corner of Kith
Ave. und llth St. Lots No.
79 and 80 can now be purchased for $125. This price
will remain for one week
only and is exclusively for
sale by us. Also the same
applies to the corner lot at
oth Ave. and 12th St.;
.$500; lot 66x132.
; | 69, joint
, ��� onlj
sh. Jump.
Lake C-Dimur,
$25 per acre.
, Pitl Meadows, only
k- .a- ui., third cash, balance
��� lei . ed an i
good specula
post office;
lull-sized lot
��� a _ar; a ;
��� ��� ., ���. ii : rom
��� ��� -. 'era
11 Size. ou Aune.
and fenced, ready
i eai good _ ������������ i i _J Ion
P.
Ji- an . x 100, 1"._-Storey,
. Q .��� en - avei at . $1.15C.
ycu to stop paying rent.
'��� -. Wesl ninster district, .''
i, 10 acnes ai
plante I
Bd; running
ise li x :'_���; framt bam 30
a isi an i coa
- ': " 11, Btal li S mi��:i and
neai Mission Station.
m ar at hand;
' ��� a lai about 100
. - ' I cedar, never been
!:' ��� ised fi ; standing
ise 16 s .24; hen
tiewi i timber laid in
- '��� A chance of a life-
-ii. balance at 6
on 6th Avenue,
only $1,100 cash.
1G0 acrea on I he Scotl r< ad, Ifi ai ���
i leared; bars 50 ������. i ables, i
splendid soil: onlj $3C pi i acre, fl Oi 0
cash, balanci eat ���
Between Fifth and Sixth avenue-
near Seventh street, eight i .ms, al
modern, stable mid chiel i n hi iei . 1 S.l
sized lot, two storeye, $1,000 cash,
$2,500.
Double tenement hi isi G roi a
each house, water, light, full sizi 1 t,
between First and Second streel
Fourth avenue, on north side. Price
$1,500, half cash, balan e o ne yeai
ti' '��� pi r een!.
v" acnes, one mile I ��� m A _b< ti lord,
in acres cleaned, good s 'ii. 220 fi til
trees, price $1,400, hall cash, balance
in three equal payment- at n isonable
interest.
150 acres Improved land, buildings
and sheila complete, near Cloverdale;
all tinder cultivation, $15,000. If you
can handle this, don't delay; it's a
bargain; terms can bi arranged.
I CO acres, Langley, 25 under ci Itiva
- ion: house, rn ' > etc. all in
good repair; a snap tl $3,000. baif
cash.
' il in land in |i< I
��� '��� - miles from river, near Si
.12 ' : acre; a real :��� I
li .. township 11, sectii n 1",
mill :.om Fori Langlej ; ."��� acred
��� :. $1,000, one-third cash
: fruit land In Sui rey;
I ��� us ht now for .._.'. per acre,
. , tai tei i-a a needed, : alani e
a ��� i -v.i, yeai ai 7 pei cent.
I6u i in Sut rej. 5 acres cleared,
ced on iad side, $1,300, hall cash,
balani ��� i n time at 6 pei ceni . sub-
ieet ' i sale of timbei
Hou ��� ..n i i *_ lots, 5 rooms, price
$1,375, half cash, balance to be arranged at G pi : ceni.; Alice streel
: :���'��� on Mowat street, $225.
I < isi <.n Royal and Eighth street,
two storeys, seven rooms, full sized
lot, $2,000.
House, 10 rooms, i'_ lots, near
Fourth avenue anil Seventh street,
$2,000. Terms can be arranged.
James Inlet, three square miles, at
$6.00. half cash, balance easy.
SOLD
.-������'.' can be bought
l^"i-$1,350. This
jernosl perfect illusira-
1 ; how it pays to in-
real estate.
FINE BUNGALOW FOR SALE.
In best residential portion of New Westminster.
east end. Close to car. Six
large rooms and large reception hall. Modern in every respect. Two full lots
182 x 132, all in lawn, laid
out with shrubs and flowers. Tennis court on one
side. Price $2500. Terms
$600 cash, balance on mortgage.
Two-fltoney house, stable, chicken
bouse, two l'n!: size I lots all mi ��� ��� rn
Improvements, Third street, between
Fo trth and Fifth aven les, .2.25-.
. : ,500 cash ; good -snap.
4S0 acres, Maple Ridge, Sections 28,
29 an'l 32, Township 9, one-half prairie, rest brush and some small trees.
Prices: Section 52, $45 per acre; Section 29, $60 per acn.'; Section 28, $55
per acre. Telephone at Hammond;
telegraph station, Pitt River Bridge.
Ti rms, half cash, balance one and two
years .-.; 7 pei cent. Exclusive agencv,
67 ai .-���> -. Hornby Ranch., NlckomeU,
house cost $2,500 when built, 20 acres
cleared, Price only $3,000, half cash,
balan, <��� easy,
��� ' acres of laud near Sutherland'-;
mill, in Surrey; good house, ti acres
leared; only $1,000, easy terms.
- roome l house, all modern improve-
ents, fine location, corner of Fourth
streel and Agnes, $5X100, one half
.. :. A comfortable bome and jiih.i!
: imilj '��� -��� lence.
Eight-roomed house . all modern
conveniences, on Carnarvon street and
Sixth street, two storeys, $3,750.
Una.-.1 and lol on Agnes si reel, two
storeys, seven rooms; a real snap at
$2,500.
Largi ii' and two aottages on Columbia street, Sa-pperton. Huth rented
a; $10 �� a :1
Housi on K: antfoi d street, rents $15
: er month. Will sell for $1,500. Terms
$750 i. ':. ' al ince easy,
Fi.- cottages and two lots on First
street, Dpposlti Queen's park. Price
$7,000.
10 am . neai city, "$7 pei acre;
see is fullei particular-!.
1 ' One and a hall I ts, Sappi i ton, just
off Columbia stn el and Brunette, only
$1,000. Terms to I ������ arranged.
160 acres in Surrey, near Brown &
i i ilthard's ranch. $7 ; er acre; goo 1
terms; fruit land-: see us for particulars.
20 acre blocks, fruit Ian Is, near
.function, $20 per acre
160 acres, all fenced, read;, for < ll
Ovation, good water, half mile from
school, all ready for cultivation, .it
Chilliwack, $75 per aere.
10% acres, Burnaby Lake. $100 pei
acre.
135 acres, one mile from Huntingdon, B.C., 70 acres in grass, 10 acres
drained and fenced; house and barn
cost $2,500; good road along one side;
price $50 per acre, half cash, balance j
to suit purchaser at 0 per cent. Rea- j
son for selling, the owner's wife is in
bad health, and has to go to a cold !
climate.
160 acres, N.E. V* section 19, town- j
ship 10, Langley; small house, 30
acres cleared, timber valued $750,
Price $1,500, one-third cash, balance
at 7 per cent.
1���S acres, Coquitlam, 10 acres cleared, near Black's ranch, $2,000.
8 and 10 acre blocks in Surrey, three
mites from the river, $10 per acre.
1C0 acres, section 25, township 10,
2V_ miles from Abbotsford: 60 acres
alder bottom. $1,200, half cash.
Ten acres in I.ot 4G-, one mile east
of Westminster Junction, Al soil, easily cleared. $30 per acre.
Two storied house. 7 rooms, bath,
sewer connections, all modern improvements, splendid locality. $2,800.
Ti tins arranged.
li_-siorey house, six rooms, price
$1,500. easj terms; near cai line: centrally located.
House, corni r of Fifih avenue and
Sixth street, one lot. two storeys, 8
rooms, $2,500, half cash.
Boarding house, 20 rooms, on Sistli
Street, one block from post office,
rents at $30 per month, or for sab' at
$4,500.
Seven-roomed house, Seventh street,
near Fifth avenue, two storeys, full
sized lot, $1,600.
House, eight rooms, on St. George
street, corner Fourth, $2,506; easy
terms.
House, full sized lot, on Keary
street, Sapperton; rents for $10 per
month, Only $1,050.
Three acres, .forth Arm road, near
Mi ads, $-'25.
uf the projector, striking the object for
which it was intended, which is al
ways ln the rear.
An English officer lias this to say of
the singular weapon; "The boomerang
Is one of the must CUriOUS weapons of
war ever invented, at least liy a barbarous people, mir is it easy to eompre- '
head by what law of projectiles It is
made to take the singular directions
that It frequently does. I have seen a i
native throw one so as to make It gol
forty or fifty yards horizontally and |
not more than four feel from th"
ground, it would then suddenly dart'
Into tbe air to tbe height of fifty cr
sixty yards, describe at very considerable curve and finally fall at bis feet.
In all cases, no mutter bow thrown,
the boomerang keeps turning witb
great rapidity, like as if on a pivot,
making a loud, whizzing noise all the
while."
u woman who attempted to take them
Red continued to win, and had he left
his money longer he would have won
an Independent sum. The strnnger,
who was present as tils elbow, was
Vidoeq. the French detective, already
a European celebrity.
-ror_.<-y-�� Way ��r it ii i -. 11, -_ Revenue,
The land in all Turkey and her dependencies belongs to the reigning sultan and is only occupied nt his will, lt
Is divided among those who wish to
cultivate It at a nominal rental of one-
fifth of the produce, which goes directly to the crown. Three-fifths more are
taken fron the lessee on other pretax:-, all for the maintenance of the
gov. rnment. the pasha In each district
having the authority to lease the
ground and collect the taxes, which
may lie In kind or money. If crops nre
short, tbey take four-fifths of all the
man has in animals and even In house-
bold utensils, sometimes all his possession-, to make up the deficiency which
Providence has withheld. Everything
that can produce, be It a tree, lienst,
fowl, wnrm or the labor of a man and
his family, is subject to the four-fifths
tax. Those who toll at any labor or
trade other than agriculture are taxed
HIGHLAND CROFTERS.
How Tliey Lit i'ii In Ihr MltStllr of th.
Laul Centnr)..
In the middle of the last centur.
the crofters in the west highland?
seldom saw money anil never nee lei'
it. They erected for themselves huts
mostly built of turf, floored with cla..
and roofed with heather. They kept
a few .little, goats and sheep, whlci j "lso I""0 rat" according to their wages
grazed at will on the open hillsij. | ��nd must pay or go to prison.���Pear-
aud provided them with milk and
wool. They lived a truly simple life,
aud their needs were few. They grew
oats for their own food and potatoes
which formed their other chief article I
of diet. Tea was an unknown lus
ury. It was by no means uncommon
to find persons who had never tasted i
it. Wbeaten bread hud never beer,
seen in those parts. Their clo'.iiej'
were made from the fleeces of theil
own sheep, spun and woven by the
good wives during the long wlutei
nights nnd dyed from tlie simple d. e��
made from the lichens which grew od
the stems of trees or on the bowlders
of roe>. in the neighborhood. Thc
whisky they drank came frum secret
stills on the hillside nnd had never
paid excise. The nearest parish
church was often many miles away.
No school was there for the children
Very few of them, indeed, could read
or write. Still fewer had ever heard
a word of English spoken. Their splr
itual needs, however, were not neg
lected. for they received constant vis
its from the "men."' as they were call
ed, who had constituted themselves the
spiritual guides of their neighborhood
���Blackwood's Magazine.
son's Weekly.
cQuarrie & Co.. Real Estate Brokers
Agents for Employers' Liability, and Union Fire Assurance Co. of London.
()!c! Time Flogglngx.
Au act of the time of Queen Elizabeth ordained that vagrants were to be
"stripped from the middle upward and
whipped till the body is bloody." Four-
pence eacb was the recognized charge
made by the "whlpman" for every
male and female vagrant wbo passed
through his hands, but on special occasions this sum was exceeded. Says the
constable's account of Great Stnugbton,
Huntingdonshire: "May. linn.- Paid It-
charges taking ui. a distracted woman,
watching her and whipping her next
day, 8 shillings ii pence." After whip
ping people according to the statute
tbe authorities sometimes gave tbem i
Hon to Remove a Corni Try It.
Expose the corn and pass the finger
tips of your right hand over lt slowly
Hnd caressingly, at the same time sending n vibration from the brain to th*.
corn, if it Is a soft corn 413 vibrations
per second will suffice; If a hard corn,
put on a forced draft. Repeat slowly,
"I am now sending a current of
thought force Int i my corn and so separating, deduciug, disintegrating, ren
dering. splitting, sundering, splintering, snipping, dwellicatlng, whittling,
dispersing, dislocating, eliding, divorcing, pulverizing, slashing, slicing am!
dissecting It thut presently it will pi.ss
away. Repeat it three tin ��� the'.j.
with rising Inflection. "Avium., a.-aunt,
a vaunt!" Finish by repeating the password: "The universe Is n.*ne. I am it "
The corn will nt first look extremely
surprised, then wilt and fade beautifully from sight.- New Thought.
A Nice Distinction.
A weli known Atlantan has a wife
With a sharp tongue. Jones bad come
home about 2 in the morning rather
the worse off for a few highballs, as
soon as he opened the door his wife,
who was waiting for him in the accustomed place at the top of the stairs,
where she could watch bis un cert a in
ascent, started upbraiding him for bla
conduct. Jones went to bed and when
be was almost asleep could hear bei
still scolding him unmercifully,
dropped off to sleep nnd awoke a;tea i
couple ef hours, only to hear his ...
remark, "1 hope all the women d.lt't
have to put tip with such conduc! "T
this." "Annie." said .lone.-, "are you
talking again or yet?"���Kansas City
Star.
Many wonts of most august sound
prove to be of quite commonplace ancestry when traced to their origin.
,'tter recommending constables and "Finance" is reilly only "settling up."
r AGENT
EXD Vi 'i* OVER
NORTHWESTERN LINE"
;��� Day in the Year
^polis,. St. Paul
and Chicago
iin*
F I'A ME
1 STERN. LTD.
I',',' ' and best ideas
INVENIENCE,
[.' LR' tt i- lighted with
[
glited with
t-'i-S thc most
" 1 train in the
fiptnent consists of
t, 'ent car., standard
L- . '"'��� luxurious dining
���Minn .
rs (seats free),
.���,''���' '' and buffet, li-
? ���
l";:' ' ��� I Wer., or anv
ip n '-'���Tl on or write
W- PARKER,
,S{con.GpERAL AGENT,
Avenue. Seattle, Wash
Grand Trunk Ry.
Excellent Train Service Between
Chicago, London,
Hamilton, Toronto,
Montreal, Quebec,
Portland, Boston,
i
! And all the principal business centers of
ONTARIO, QUEBEC and the MARITIME PROVINCES.
Also to BUFFALO, NKVV VORK and
PHILADELPHIA, via Niagara Falls.
For Time Tallies, etc., address
GEO. W. VA.X.
Assistant Gen'l Passenger and Ticket
Agent, 135 Adams St.. Chicago, III.
TAKE
HORSES! HORSES!
Dr. ii. I). Brown, V.S., a - a I u te
0f ;;���. Ontario Veterinary School, will
be in New Westminster every Friday
and Saturday, and will examine our
horses free of charge.
DR. H. D. BROWN, V ?-.
The White Pass
and Yukon Route
for CONRAD, CARCROSS, \TU\.
WHITE HORSE, DAWSON and
FAIRBANKS. Daily trains (except
Sunday) carrying passengers, mail,
express and freight connect with
��� ,'. . n ' : iss and White Horse,
:��� .intaining a through winter service
. i- information apply to
j. H. ROGERS, Traffic Managet,
Vancouver. B C
"The Milwaukee"
'The Pion'*r Limited" St. Paul to
Chicago, "Short Line" Omaha to
Chicago! "South West Limited"
Kansas City to Chicago.
No trams in the service on any
railmad in the world that equal in
equipment tl tt t the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St Pau Railway. Ihey
own and operate their own sleeping
and dining cars on alll their trains and
give the.? patrons an excellence of
service not obtainable elsewhere.
H S ROWE. General Agent.
nd Third S1-. co"" Alder. Portland, Or,
*
IP
s
others "to be as charitable us tbe law
j<rrm.ts."
.father Love,
/i-lctid I am afraid your husoai ���
nts a bad cold; be's continually snee
Ing. It's quite painful tO hear In.
Why don't ycu ask a doctor to s .
Literally, it is just "ending" and was
formerly used in that very simple
sense in the English language. Then
It came to signify settling up with a
creditor and acquired the special seuse
of ransom.
Very lif .p.
LlUn/n o uiu v
Font of Ith Ave. Cor. 16th Street
New Westminster, ii. C.
hlin? Matron IVell, I'm waiting Ju; Flatter Your hoy, 1 hear, i.s a deep
a few days, beca ise it amuses bai'.' i student. Popley���He's always at the
t? see bis father. neeze. Bon Vlvani bottom of his class, if that's what you
���k-_NB��*��Njrv-3SE^l_rjB* s BM, <Vsas__SB
All kinds of Ship repair
work.
Ship and Scow Building
a specialty.
Estimates promptly furnished,
W. E. EMERSON
RESIDENCE���24 Eighth street. New
Westminster, B.C.
J.HENLEY
Manufacturer of
Mineral Waters, Etc.
Aerated Waters,
Family Trade a Specialty.
Tel. 113. Office, Eighth Street. |
NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C.
"To have been first, proves antiquity.
To June become first, proves merit."
1
���199
has BECOME first
through MERJT.
(pgOG^ESS
is
H. L. de BECK rr4
THE DAILY XEWS
T_a;_
-' i -
THE DAILY NEWS
!��� . :.-:-��� I by the Dally Xews ? .
Llmitt I. a- -
offli b, . nei ��� Si rth ������'..': Fi nt
stn s, Xew Wesi ... astei 3 C
Managing Director.
.J. C. Browr
. -VEPTISING RATES.
Transien. display advertising. .:.
centi per jr.e r.o_ip-.riel) 1- lines tn
tljf- inch. F":ve _e_.ts ner lice t.r
rut sequent insertions.
Reading notices, bold face type. _9
cents per line, brevier or nonpariel, 10
cents per line.
Por time contracts, special posi-
tons, apply to advertising manager.
Notices of births, marriages or
deaths, 50c, Wants, for sales, lost or
found, rooms to let, etc., one cent per
word. No advertisement taken fcr
ies., than 25 cent3.
TELEPHONES.
Day Office . .
Night Office
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B22
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TUESDAY. DEC.
1906.
lng In num< ms tr . .. ��� the :'. I
m ��� ighl - ���-..- that the powdei ��� irted ex-
. . ceeds in weight the 1 _ e Ee-
tween twenty ind thirtj rch nts re
engaged In the pun ti h on the
I. .!. . in N- ��� -.
THE NEV.' COUNCIL.
if ester lay's
ises
li tei ,:..-; il to find more i
of thi ted with a diffei .-. ��� island
.. . :.. votes ��� '���'���"��� :. the fli -
an I the : ' irth, In the secon 1 placi
the lefe - I Al I. Shiles will
���-1] le, as he has
< ni : tht :.. ��t faithf;! o! o :. civic
ers an I has devoted great deal
de il of time an I trouble to m ini
iffairs. It is no sui pi ise t > Bin I that
.'-. .-���: :..'���:: ';.: iiie- ar. : '*������:.>.��� . w'.. ���>
For tr.e table, get WINDSOR
TA3LE, SALT. Every grain a
perfect crystal Ahro!;_:e!y pure,
dean and never c___.es.
PUMICE STONE
The Pr-dn.'t ..f Mont" ( hiri-a. on the
��� aln :, ��� I of Lf-12-1
run. ��� - is is well I: ������:.. is of rol-
can.c origin, being ��� tra bytle Lira
winch bas been r - I lighl r I ���
escape ,.,:' gases ��������� molten state
It is found on u. st f thesi res of th-
Tyrbenii ��� se i and elsewl - re, ut is at
present almost excius ely i tained
from the Uttle Island if I.:piri. Most
of the volcanoes if I. p ... I I ��� ������;���- ted
pumaceous rocks, but the best stone is
ail the produ ���: of one m >unt iin. 31 int ���
Chlrii i. nearly 2.1 t feet in ��� -���'
with its two a ss ���;��� craters Tbe
distr.a- ia whii!: tl e ��� ui. te i- excavated cot >���: s an ar. a ft ree squa re miles.
It has be< :. ab ��� :' 1.000
bai Is i re en? iged at - in lustry, 600
of wh im ar ��� ��� ived a extr iting
the mineral.
Pumi e Is broug i I surface ia
large bl icks or in I ski - ad is car
ri' 1 thus < tl - " i ; . ring vli
lage or to t ��� sea shoi i ��� t -ken
there In boats Tl - y is said to be
; ract .'.��� ini ii i tsti i P ti Ice is
asi ! not nerely f . - our ig auJ
��� le using ;��� .:<-���- it .- , :' ir ;��� illsh-
The Mlnd'i Eye.
It - .: p_ol be news to most
people to hear I * rudimentary trace*
o: a third -' moi g ill vertebrates - an. In tbe human
r :..- forms part of tiie
pineal - - mass ��� :* tbe
size of a ; most the very ��� ���������:.:��� t
of - . ��� -- therefore
there was rear ��� rual t: ith I I
well I -- ��������� min ; -
e^-e" than ts orlg - ��� ���:: . . ed of.
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CHRISTM
Is not far off, and it's time you were thinking of "His" Xmas Pre
A ill.jifr.iT.
A .-::��� et r i west of Scot-
Ian I town I to a passing po-
liceman it being a, . hy s part
of the ind asked him to re-
aii-s-e th' ���.. ixious oni - "Weel, ye
_ee." repli. I tbe ca itious officer, ":t
would be i ..ir-i Job for me tae spot
tbem, bnt 1 I tell ye what I'd dae if I
'���������re j . What would you do'.-"
tagerly inquired the preacher. "Just
ga r"'iad wi' "'..J ait'"
WANTED ���Bo t ir jewellery st ire
Appl Hora Dorer, Col im la st.
WANTED���3" s, tely; good
'��� ----- Aa; ly B C Cig i F ������
Wanted���Sti ���.- to drive rig and
:.. lims 11 --���:.-���: all. iseful, Ap-
.'.'. E F lies Fundi ire sl
LOST DOG - iremises
the un ��� sigi a Englis sett
Ti.-' ��� can ha.
ro ��� ��� .:. ��� lying expenses
E igene Brown
I
"What Shall I Give Him for Christmas?"
This is the same difficult problem that presents itself
at every recurrence of the season.
We come to your rescue and say: "Come here with all
your troubles and let us show you."
We're in Holiday attire and have the things a Mai
buys for himself and appreciates most. We can also fill
the Bov's Stocking as satisfactorily as the Man's.
Overcoats
Rain Coats
Suits
Trousers
Fancy Vests
-lucanj til-inn.
Mr. Birrell - st it the little
racamufhn in a church - booi stirred
a clerical corresj in lent to write a letter wherein be spoke of ragamuffins
as "boy- who bave more rags than
muffins." Xo doubt that was not meant
tobe taken seriously fr :.. the etymological point ol ' i"" The muffin of the
word has puzzled many. "Ragamuffin," says I ir. Johnson, "is from 'ra.-*.'
and I know not what ei- >." Ace '-i.r.;
isided ivei the mosl important com- to Dr. Brewer tbe w ird means a raz-
mite. -. an 1, next to the Mayor, occ-i-
the mos i - - asi
civic government
i ge votes This is a proper re ��� ig-
ged "muff" or ������muffin"
JAPANESE 30Y. I! lo rears 0 I
ints - tation in facn to lo
housework fo
- ho - Vpp 'I
i ini shi "i . m's Live Stable
231-6
NEW ADDRESS--':':.- Al Ofl Press Is
:.- ������:.. insi iii" : in the D iii.- News
Bl ��� ���.. Everj kin I ai lescrl tion
i : Jo Printing ione. Lowes! rati -
- ��� ��� i -.i ii km mshi] Satisfai tii n
- ia :.-"���-: ������:.. I attentl m Mrs
D imin etress 233tl
li
A PEW SUGGESTIONS
Smoking Jacket Underwear Cuffs
Bath Robe Suspenders Mufflers
Neckwear Umbrella Caps
Gloves Shirts Shirt Protector
Hosiery Collars Sweater, Etc.
We'll lay aside youi seta tion until Christmas, and we'll irake any exchanges desired after Xia
M. L. DcBECK,
^=CloHies, Hats and Toggery
When You Buy Cookies or Tea FOR YOUR XM.
��� COOKING
. -jiiriTle.-
fellow). But the original Ragamoffyn
responsibli positions in seems to have been a demon in certain -*. TT1I lr, %.ir\rris>r>
government, have polled old mystery pi ys, whose name was PlIRLlC NOlICE
probably just high sounding nonsense. w *-��-_-_�����*�� * - v_r * ivu<
It is curious, however, that "the rag- "
nition : theii go I work during the man" is an -1! name for the devLL-
year. The new council will consist if London Chronicle,
re-elected and three new men,
the new hi wd will d mbtless
: i ���- itself fei-. On the whole - .
���-- ���'���' '������- usi -a ���.-������: isanendi - felting." Ves, lack of meat. ��� Nothinj. ianism. pril] e held in the Cits Hall
mem I the policy which the council but what has an end." N - -o. A ri*g ��� !. Tue ta evening next, the llth
, , . has none, for it is rout "Money is a '��� .- .-..,., tt U a stpd that
has pursui ; ing the pas ea ��� ���. . .- ... x- , .. ��_. ' ' '
1 ��� great comfort N"r when It brings a
thief to the gallows. "The w ,rM is a
ContrtMlictiona.
"The mora ;:. , merrier." Not so
One hand is en iugh i:i a | ur Xoti,
tag hurts the sl imacb more than sur-
A mi etfng i! . ise w b ��� have s . ������
- . ed their :. tmes to ind those wh i
are interested in the esta lishment of
a V M. C. A. cr siinlla Instil ition,
in -. -��� sit; of New Westn ii -���- to be
in on id lines ��� I m _e tai -
Biscuits Why Not Get the Best
^ .
Call and see our special offer.
We have twenty-one varieties put up by the celebrated
Jacob & Sons. Dublin, which we are offering at
15c per package or two for 2.x-.
Don't gamble with your custom. Take no chances, it will
AND
pay you to deal with
C. A. WELSH
The PEOPLE'S
GROCERY
long Journey." Sot so. The sun goes
tank and gj mn i slum
te . ��� ' . ���- ��� -his -ii-
Mr. Galliher, >._.P., has been telling over it i ery day "It Is a great way
the Toronto Xews that the new tariff to the bottom ���:' ���" -������ ' Not so It Thi
.,, . , ..... i- but a st ine's cc ���
tlon '���' Bnt* found In .dversity." Xot so. For ther
there is none : i be f >ui 1 ������'S'.r pri-J-
ish Columbia. The c innei - wi
pli -��� ; th ' there i- no dut; on -ir.
plate. the minei.- s-ould ������ ���:
certain n :.��� . thej use wa -
; ��� m ee list and thi
bermen were loing i well that
ire a it the
tn - ' .. , luty.
of the rich makes tl I I or of tlie
p ior." Not s i The ' i ir of the poor
___.kes the ��� r,: ��� A '; ��� -
-'...: - -���
- in <:..
��� - . ���'.
i ien
... civic e!e< I
���:.. ither me ������ ngs hav- ahso
-��� ��� . ��� renins
ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS
Brand'
Sherry|
Port
'PHONE NO. ���
r cail al
STEAMBOAT Ml4
T. FREEMAN. ��� Propiiq
. ��� ��� ��� ��� -:
a. - ntenced 1 ��� :.
ment, a wi
in. : . :y y Is. put in a
ten latii ircumstanci
heir, that hi I given the
i' ti : .- had ��� red i
gi ne ' ii n. Thi - i i
itidenci is about eiual I
t ated high
against his pa
traci in that the latte had
��� and cquiri iin
ii nsl Hi at!
Cold Blooded Opinion.
"When : ' i loses his i ������;.." re
;< arked the ynic, ' he Qnds o :r ������������'. .
'..- fr!
"Yes." . : .vered Mr. 1 - - Sta v "it
is >. "ori0". a a m .
loses his foi ui ' he s ive - -;. ��� Hm ��� 1."
used to s] ���:. 1 ii '. .- 1. . ids ud lis
-. : i i i rd luck stories i 1 gets a
��� ������ ti ;���...:��� another."���Washing-
* . Star
l.ittle PItcliera,
Willie ' . ��� ���'.: di i ;��� iu eb 'l.e on
that i ko ha ter i i in le yesterd ty '���
:. i '' L'ncle Good i eavens, no.
child: ' ; .' " -:' ' ordin ry
- y iur i sy Ilie - Why, I
heard | tell he ��� e y >n c iugh
:. ��� d ��� ..:.. .: re An rican.
Alex. Specks
Second Hand Store
Second Hand Goods of
all kinds bought and
sold for cash. All Mail
Orders promptly attended to. Kindly write or
call at
An Excellent Opportunity to get a
- - Splendid Line of ���==-^
*���*_��_!
at the lowest possible price is afforded all at
L.ra Ciear.oo Cate.
ise of Sa ai I
vs. Buch
on S r . .
evei
'
In thi e ui dt a coi
clearing I ��� ��� ���" nd I
r, iU :, lant, ; vhei
Bettlen nl fend a i
ed to pay at thi i f thi
an acre, while tlntil
Ave dollars an ai ��� \notl
ent i was In the e 1 ���
sent in their hill
acres, while the di i t too
-��� i thai then i . 106 ai
The defen lant paid the i nl
the sum f $1 300 for tl
claim was for $2,40". ti 1 thi
of $1,10. was f e ' OUI i ������ a' ���- il
the ca -'��� The r ���. i closely watel
e'l : y a i "_" numl ei if farm ������ . and
the vei iii ��� i ��� ; ian nti; a ; opulai
one. w. J. White il le, asslste I a. Si
Hlbbert Tupper, appeared tor tl
plaintiffs, while .1. i.. (Iran: .. i iis ��� I
by E. P Davis, ii*' the Brm of Davi
Marsha:1. & McNeill, of Vancouv - - i
peare l for the defendant.
This Was \\
Ml - Ni liy i. ���
. h ������ is s ue
ii i i
.ri.\T.
in Paris
a-I'd, nf
ALEX.
SPECK'S
1 IT
Sali i.
Impoi '-
Sign
Man on Wheel.
i ulai ie? !���'
[ait*
���:.- re,
s'il VOU3
Col imbla St.
New Westminster,
Phone 275
'il
'i'i ��� mosl lus! -' p -ople are
������ ' : ost apt to ni ' others.���Haz-
' it
T.n Sq'ja'c Feet.
Some of I ' o have n '���
��� ca : ' al li on" I
h ::: \ igue I ���-".���,
..��� ��� ."-. I: 1-. "V, hat .- the d
: re i bet. ��� n I i -.���.*��� feci
*��� ���. ������ el -. lare ':" X iw I thon
: iy or _ir] tr ���- ovei '���
t- d answer?, "Thei ��� ��� -- ���'.
���i ��� ��� ." bui a I ttle 'v: ing .hot.--
them thai ther ��� is a good deal
diiTcn Ten quare i I - ���
an i i al to a pnrall ���'������ r
ten fect on one .
one foot on the oth ������: tl e ���
i ��� ��� conl , tl ; ��� ' '.
.*. , :������ fee;. Ten :'������ I - ��� lai liov.--
ana i - |i;are i e i -.i:y
f" . on each of it. .ides, *���:. ��� '
ti 'efore, contains 100 square f ��� I
SUITS TO ��RpER
=$20 AND UP-=
Cut and Made on the Premises
THE yp-TO-DATE TAILOR
247 Fron'.E'.rect ��� New Westminster
FARMERS !
���te Fraser River Tannery
PAYS THE MIGMEST
PRICE: FOR HIDES.
Westeiiister Iron Worts
���ium
Fa'.a' Explcni.n.
ICi aora, Ont., Dec. 10. A tat il explosion occui re 1 In a construd n
camp to-da.. one man ' Ing kilh tl an i
l\\r injure I two serli ily Vli
Ausl rlans.
T_...my's Dcubtfjl Complimerit.
A teacher wa instr i I ing a las;
of boys, and had sp nl half an ho ti,
trying to drive into their heads tl
difference between man and tin
lower animals, but apparently v. >
little success.
"Tommy," h>3 said, i oaxingi). *���
a little chap, "do you know thu dif
ference between, say, me ai d i pi;
or any other brute."
"No," replied Tommy, inn . ei
ly, but another teacker stand lig .
tan-'bed.
,;,.-a,.-,, . i .MAC HIM. AND ...MJIN. i
V. OKK.
SHIP s'.iiTHi.Nt., i-Kiuuf. and
STR1 ' TPRAL IRUN WORK.
'.lii..
Ited.
iron worn, including
Fire bscapes, etc.
:..; corres[!ondence In
JOHN REID,
Lee's Furniture Empori
We Have a Great Variety
- - - of All Line" - - "
��� A Few Suggestions for X xas ������
;-��-���*
, l.a'.
Our stock is at vour disposal, and we may be able to save you c
able time and worry by suggesting that SHE MAY WANT A SECRETARY
We have them from $6.50 each up. Or a MUSIC CABINET. We have;
nice line of beauties from $9.00 each up. Or a ROCKER. >���"���
values ever offered: Solid Oak Cobbler Seat, from $3.00 each up. ^' :-
PRINCESS DRESSER. A most beautiful line are Quartered Oak, poi
large oval and shaped British mirrors, from $26.00 each up.
Or, HE MAY NEED A CHIFFONIER, a man's delight. We have then
$15.00 each up. in oak. Or a MORRIS CHAIR-solid comfort-in
may sit and dream of YOU. We have them from $6.50 up; si lid < ���
frames. Or a large EASY CHAIR. Or a BOOK CASE.
Come and look around. We are putting goods away every day
Xmas delivery. Don't leave it too late. Come early!
UK a> I KI'- _- l .
Ne ���-
V. it.
k
Dupont
Furniture Empot ufl��
Block Telcphon- 13
,i ^ -Wif-v
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DEC It
1906.
THE Ii.UI.V . i:\\.
THE
ASH STORE
Local News Briefly Told
'^��&to~yjrjrjrjr^^
��� .. ���
This
,
Houncen.'-ntl^^H^H v. ��� ��� ������
anothei sten in 'le- plans . ��� ������
been no ed
���
��� ni with : he ��� x en - on il the
Gre i Northern rallwaj in Vani
. .,<��� and its vicinity. The recent p u -
Bled bj ihe railway company on Bur
235-3 lai'il Inlel show a contemplated front-
extending from the sugar refinery
the citj wharf a. Heatley avenue.
" il"!*1 K ' Nothing bul this latter street separ
ates the proposed railway terminus
loylies, . :,n'1 ,hp Hastings mlllslte. The con-
For Gifts..
'That means they ought to be strong, attractive
rain- i] elling for a gift musi be good and sat- J
��� a . ���' Ise it's worse than no gift at all.
This doesn't necessarily moan large expenditure.
Ilieans fitness and roa! worth.
We are selling Ladies' Umbrellas of Fine Gloria
with handles of horn, pearl, gun metal, and
bl wood, trimmed with 18kt. gold plate; a fine
irtment of handles to choose frnm, at $3.50.
I Other Ladies' Umbrellas of Sateen, Gloria Silk,
eta. Silk Luxor, and Peau de Soie, with handles
rood, porcelain, horn, pearl, silver and gold, at
es of powerful popularity, 75c, $1.00, $1.25,
|o,2.20, t.00, 5.00, (5.50, 7.50, 8.50, 10.00, 11.50,
hand - carved handles and other speci-
. ���; rices. On exit
bition i re ���; evening till (
M : . ia
2341
.; .lm : son of -ii" asylum
I a f a mi ly of f ox t.
il a moi he and
\ - . . . i.etellic
ai ' for power above noteii would in
dicate ihat the rumors to the effect
thai the Hastings mill Is to be removed to Moodyville, making that place
a hive of industry, as in days of yore,
ivi a firm baBis.
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WILL OPEN AT EASTER
Students MaW.. Merry Over the
Announcen-ent by Feasting on
Oysters and Singing.
| ALL OUR NEW GOODS ARE HERE 1
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Men'- L'mbrellas"" of Twilled Austrian Cloth.
ispe lines of self-ope iers, at $1.25 and 3.25.
Other lines for men at 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $3.50,
PO and $6.00. incladinj handsome wood handles
i jo/./ mounts.
Children's Umbrellas at 50c, 75c and $1.25.
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Th ��� a is i i: eeting in connectl in
dan i ..:."_������ y m
���, lia-ia. , iropi ....j ti build
. , i mi the college ground -. In "1". R. 1' iar
; ,, , .on't offlci ��� laj aftei noon. The
matter was c el ullj disi ussed, and it
. , | m was decided to proceed with the e ���
of cai iyingi . | . it fasn. Hon of a gymnasium building and to
Ions and shap< i hen elect have '' equipped, in 1 in readiness for
from; so ead carefully page two of the commencement of the Easter
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���> term.
The building Is to be ei ';'''i in ilie
rear of the ladles' dormlntory building, and noi on Second street us was
ai one time proposed.
The plans for ihe building will be
proc led with at once. Ii is to bei
lame and roomy, and will be suitable
foi basketball and other kindred amusements.
The college students are in greal
glee over the suocess of their agitation, and lasi night a bunch of theni
^^k^^^^^^h^^^^^^h^^^^h paraded
Help N'ew Westminster progress, lng noises whicli ihey called a college
Seal youi eastern friends a book of yell, and whistling ragtime music. I
'.. .'. Westn a-' views or B. C. Re- The. proceeded to Kenny's restau-
ciew, containing Interesting irtl li ; rani, where they treated themselves
on New Westminster cltj and district, to oysters done up in various styles.
, isi ��� i-i flsli " . agrlcull ui il re-1
��� . eti Cop: "ii' for maillns Broken Loose Aaa^n.
riven ��-'li evei", one dollai prepaid J
- a a, th Wm: I through E. j
H. Sands. New Westminster agent.
Mrs. W ii Sti ' ' is been
visiting Aid an ! Mrs J. J Johnston
��� he pa il moi tl eft on Sal urday
for s into \l mai a, Ca v. here she j
will spend the nexl few months,
I \I Hai ef thi ii n Harper
_ ilacArthur, Kamloops, an ived In
the cltj with a carload of Hereford
stock, whicli he proceeded to drive by
road to Ladnei. ��here thej will be
wintered.
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Four-in-Hands, Flowing Ends,
Ascots, in light, dark and medium colors;
Prices 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00
the Ties.
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UMBRELLAS, in all grades,
75c to $1.50
UMBRELLAS, in Silk,
at $2.50, $3.50 to $5.00
NOTHING WOULD BE NICER THAN ONE OF
THESE FOLDING UMBRELLAS FOR
A XMAS PRESENT
Price $2.00 to $5.00
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1NICE NEW TRAVELING BAGS I
Just what you want
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Vtima. Ariz., Dec. II.��� Once more
the entire Colorado river Is flowing
inin the Salton Sink, again menacing
the imperial and Coachella valleys.
iiii a if Tramwa; Men, The main line of the Southern Pacific
a. No 101, will pay i must move back to highei ground,
u it t. New Westminster unless the flow can be once more con-
n \ ' this ''��� ning. A trolled. Twenty-five million in pro-
;' .... ��� ke spenl In the perty values is at stake A distincl
i V*'4Kt*'''C,j.i_#Jiv^ '- ill. i host a and channel, carrying the whole river, de
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NEW CHINA
he Choicest ot Meats Cooked in
Most Delicious Manner Can
e Obtained at All Hours at
, . , , a, . . Presentation.
Christina nnoiti nt ot* tin J. Digbt. ��I o i ei 11 i signed
hoots 'ii i dioes from the | ositl in of foreni in ��� E the
fur which ' ilv i - been electric lighl staff, was presented on
oted Oi pagi two of this Issue Saturday evening with a handsome
li ling ihoe news foi pipe and case by Superintendent Bow-
me, -��� or little, In lhi cii lei and the other members of the
Ivi rtisi mei I -:;"" II : ' lepartmi nl Mr, Digb .uitablj
��� ",U\ led ������ 1 he I ' ei d ?oo 1 will.
Just Arrived^
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-Christmas Trade
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Restaurant
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Cafe
Heavy Snowfall.
_n iw itorn ioo lace to
ate Suppers After the 1 keatre
pecialt\*
Oysters and
a beason.
tame
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MAS PRESENTS
Fancy, Dainty and Useful
��0YS and GAMES in abundance
, PRETTY DOLLS
I* -Actionof BOOKS; good ones
J. MACKAY y CO.
Booksellers ��tat,:,..-.c-r.. Newsdealers
\ i SS\.y :" ��� nei Ion
. .-r .��� Iiicli is being
V \\ & V Rail A Ilea.
iv iln is com daj in Lynn valle.t and on lhe higher;
led I ��� th ' i- ii'1' i 1 ': of he m inti Ins on bhe
��� s north side ,:' Bui rard Inlel Apparent-
>re bu ' rosslng Ij the storm exten led to the Capllano
dunce ol il i ; !'' l ^''.l mom v ille.t s, an i to the Noi th
v ��� m of the Inlet. The snow is now
, well rtow n on lhe mountains, especial
; ' the l_: nn valle.. where the he i
falls ai ��� o id i to date this
On a : : a iter On Saturday <r\-i ral Inches
ire " fi i il ol snow fell al Ha rlson lake, and th.
' ': ranges tl u wi 11 covei ed,
.. ,.��� ea I on the ave
The Members of lhe Queen's Ave.
METHODIST CHOIR
r to build at on e.
���:, : assisted by the leading local talent,
WILL SING
The im r ie N ��� ton
; Gaul's "RUTH,"
the Stranger on S rn.y. will
lai ������ o-n rro . ' he r is; ^ __ lv
of his iroi ir-in-law \ Utsior, THURSDAY. Dec. 20th, at 8 p. Uf
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We will be pleased to have
YOU CALL AND INSPECT IT.
ADAMS & DEANS
THE CITY GROCERY
A FIRST-CLAS5 HOKE
LANGLEY MUNICIPALITY
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���s Manufacturing Corny.
Manufacturers of
ore Fittings and Bar Fixtures
.Vntiin. oi' the Stranger, vi 'ound
the lead body In the engine r 10m of
i, , , ites emphatically thai Oil
lis was nol H the bar or any
other pari of the machinery, The
only abrasion vas i msed by the fall.]
Mo inq i; - yas held' 'ls l' waa nnt
.onsideretl ��� e n ssary. The fun-
| oral service will be conducted by Rev.|
Ti e following Soloists
will be heard :
MISS ELLA WALKER, Soprano,
as "Ruth."
MADAM DEBORAH PARKER,
Contralto, as " Naomi."
2 acres of first-class land, Bboui ';'' acres improved; excellent
I (-\ri:-?_: orchard, standard varieties of fruii Pencil, Apple, Tear, Plums,
Prunes, Walnuts; good dwelling house and outbuildings; centrally situated; good roads; store, telephone, post office, school, church, all convenient; excellent transportation facilities.
Price $5,200) quarter cash, balance (> per cent.
THE DOMINION TRUST CO. Ltd.
THOS. R. FEARSON, Manager
Columbia Street, next Bank of Commerce
MR.
HARRY DAVIS, Rasso,
as "Boaz."
T. Wardlaw Ta
Price of Tickets,
25 cents I
Fathers Manufacturing Co.
VANCOUVER, B.C.
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Important Rumor.
,. ,a ,v. D ,| that a contract has
, | |n( , between Mr. John
Hendrv aad a city corporaUon for the
! fumjshinB of power tor running the
I rood. ��� ��� te,'m of yeani-
W. N. Drape
B. C. Land
Surveyor
Ell..rd Block. New Ww.tm" - ���: I
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Temporary Premises: Trapp Slock
A. HARDMA
Plumbing and Contracting
P. O. Box 248
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Telephone 302 -" THE DAILY NEWS
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TUESD
AY.
DEC.
Thr Ea* af Book*.
What brings about tbe end of ltooka.
ls It fire, water, worms? Aa every
tdiip launched Is bound to t>e wrecked,
every theater io be1 burned, the finis of
the book is its reduction to ashes.
What became <>f the Alexandrian 11
ttrary? Did the Saracens burn it ifi
OtOl There is this question asked;
Was tliere any library at Alexandria
containing 700,000 books? Gibbon inclines to tbe opinion tbat there was no
gqcb library. Canon Taylor Insists that
If there had be.ii a library It was burn-
_h1 in the time ef Julius Caesar, Tradition seems to indicate, however, that
there was a library In tbe Herapenin.
by no means a larxe collection, but
whether destroyed by Theophilus or
Tlieodosius is not known. It looks as
if the charge brought against the Arabs
rested on no foundation. Explorations
of Alexandria in 1895-06 show no traces
of tbe serapeum, The seaport of Egypt
was built on a damp foundation, and
granting that there was a library, if
not destroped by tire, then the pgpyrl
might have suffered from decay due to
water. Books of today taken to India.
to the southern states and to the West
Indies perish through mildew.
RoIiIiini.ii I'rusor.
The Becond volume of "Robinson
Crusoe." by Daniel De Foe,published on
Aug. 20, 1719, was the lirst story published In England with illustrations.
The Illustrations consisted of u map
or the world, In which the different
voyages of the hero of the tale were
delineated. Tbe lirst volume of "Robinson Crusoe" was published in April,
1719, and became popular at once. A
second edition was printed seventeen
days after the first, twenty-five days
later another followed, and a fourth
was published on Aug. 8 of the same
year. On Aug. Un the seeond volume
was issued under the title of "The
Further Adventures of Robinson Crusoe; being the second and last part of
his life and of the strange, surprising
account of liis travels round three
parts of the globe. Written by himself. To which is added n map of the
world, in which is delineated tbe voyage of Robinson Crusoe."
A CnrloR-ty In I l_iin��.
The following remarkable contribution to the curiosities of figures consists of two series of numbers, of
whicb no description is necessary, as
they speak for themselves, Perhaps
there is no special profit In them, but
tbey are worth preserving neverth��
less:
l timi s ii pins 2 equals 11.
I. tim.s.!. plus a equals 111.
123 times !' plus 4 equals llll.
1234 limes . plus 5 equals lllll.
12345 times 9 plus 6 equals llllll.
121(4.% times !' plus 7 equals lllllll.
1234..7 times !��� plus . equals 11111111.
I2345G7H times . plus . equals 111111111.
1 times . plus 1 equals 9.
12 times 8 pins 2 equals 9..
123 times 8 i,lus 3 cqtals 987.
1234 times 8 plus 4 equals 9S7I..
12.4. times s plus r, equals 987G5,
1234S6 timi'S s plus i; equals 987664.
1234-67 times 8 plus 7 equals 9.70043.
12S456T8 times 8 plus _ equals 98765432.
1234D07S. times s plus !< i-quals 987664_21.
White -tiiiinilN (an'l Siiu-11.
"Pure white animals," said a pet
stock dealer, "nave no sense of smell
Hence tbey are continually eating
things that disagree with them, and in
eight cases out of ten poison them
selves and die. Pure white pigs should
never be allowed to run loose in the
fields and woods. I'or. without the
protection of a sense of smell, such
pigs, when they get out. eat all sorts
of poisonous roots and berries and die
off rapidly. "In Africa the white rhinoceros poisons itself by eating the
euphorbia, nnd pure while sheep art
dilticiilt tn rear because tbey are continually munching shrubs and grasse.
that don't agri" with them."
Commun sens.- is the average sensibility and intelligence of men undisturbed '-}��� Individual peculiaritleb.���W
R. AJg*.
- Queen's Avenue -
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ITHEY All
r.verv oi p u>l i
I At**
lines
'aii.
Five hundred and seventy-five dollars,
one-third cash, will buy one of the
best lots ever offered in the City of
New Westminster.
A few lots on Queen's Ave., just on
the brow of the hill, well out of the
morning mists, with uninterrupted
Five hundred and seventy-five dollars,
one-third cash, will buy one of the
best lots ever offered in the City of
New Westminster.
COOK'
Coffee PaJa
becomes a regu .
utti.r
view of the Fraser River and valley, Mount Baker and the Olympia
Range, are now offered for sale. These lots are situated just on
Queen's Ave., off Third St., opposite the well-known residences of F.
J. Hart, W. E. Vanstone, etc., bounded by Tipperary on the east and
Peele St. on the west. Sewer pipes already laid; every lot to lane.
Four inside lots, 42.9 x 116, only $575; one-third cash, bai. arranged;
while the corner lot, Peele St. and Queen's Ave., is offered at
Don't let this magnificent oppportunity to purchase a fine residential site now and for always
slip, but secure it at once from the exclusive
agents.
McQUARRIE & CO
Real Estate Brokers, Etc.
Everything
Everytl,���i;; v.,-;; ,������,
EVCrything ^-Eti
Merchants' Lun
FIRST CLASS
Fullrou,.., I j
Five
hun
.red
and
seventy
five
dollars,
one-third
cash
w
II buy
one
of the
best
lots
ever
offered in
the
City of
New
Wes
tminster.
Five
nunc
red and
seventy
five
doll
ars,
one-third
cash, will
buy
one
of
the
best
lots
ever off
ere
d in
the
City
cf
New
Westminster.
COME IN Ai INSPECT OUN LARGE
AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
Christmas
Goods
just arrived and including
Diamond Rings
Watches
Jewelery
Beautiful Gift
Umbrellas
Jewel Cases
AND
Novelties
of all kinds
Westminster
Transfer Co.
Office���Tram Depot
Columbia bt.
Baggage delivered
part of the city.
promptly to viy
Prices Right. No trouble to
show goods.
W. C. CHAMBERLIN
THE JEWELER Columbia St.
lillller'N I'lnK.
Feb. Lil. I86G, General Benjamin l-\
Butler presented tn congress tbe lirst
Pennine American flag, made of American materials by American labor, ever
constructed in ihis country, Prior tn
tbat lime all American governmenl
flags inui been made nf English bunt-
in;:. Since then nil mir official flags
have been Uir product exclusively of
American material ami labor. Tliere
were twenty-sis slurs in (be flag at
thai (ime.
siix r.n. < Name.
A gentlejiinu mice asked a lad whal
tv,, li- lasi ii. i ie
".l"ii'.'.; ." ; ' . ' il ilie buy.
"Well, v. imt your full name?"
"Jobnu.i Brown i lr."
"Well, b iw ei .Johnny be your lasi
name?"
"Becau ie, i r -.- li .. i was born my
nu me was Br iv : . and Johnny wasn'l
given in me nil I wa - a month old."
SEE OUR
Baby
Window
DRUG STORE
By
Graduate
Optician
A "Na rr i.. I :. .-n pe.
Tlie ������ ''an i i,id ussi muled in tin
church, iml tb" bridegroom was no
where to be . mud. .Mnully a mes
scugei' announced thai the young man
had been run over und killed while m:
his way to the i liureh.
"And JU--I think," she said a month
afterward to a friend, "what n narrow
escape 1 bad from becoming a widow!"
EYES TESTES FREE
NOTICE
A Prati-t ttt Memory,
Why have we memory sufficient to
retain tlio minutest circumstances thai
have happened to us and yel nol
enough to remei ber how often we
have related them to (be saint' person.
--.a R ichefoueauld.
A Wonder*
"Crime worked a miracle with that
dumb convict."
"Hon- so?"
"tie way s. in here for uttering fortr-
*d notes."���Bait.more American.
We have made arrangements
with the New Westminster Gas
Company to bundle their
COKE
output exclusively. At present
the (lemand is largely in excess
of supply, but orders will be
filled in rotation as quickly as
possible. Don't wait until you
are��out, bul order ahead to
avoid disappointment.
H. A. Belyea
Telephone 150
and
Co.
Light and Heavy Hauling
Office 'Phone 1-5. Barn 'fnone 137
Synopsis of Regulations for Disposal
of Minerals on Dominion Lands in
Manitoba, the Northwest Territories
and the Yukon Territory.
COAL���Coal lands may be purchased at $io per acre for soft coal
and $20 for anthracite. Not more
than 320 acres can be acquired by one
individual or company. Royalty at
the rate of ten cents per ton of 2000
pounds shall be collected on the gross
output
QUARTZ���Persons of eighteen
years and over and joint stock companies holding free miners' certificates
may obtain entry for a mining location.
A free miners certincate is granted
for one or more years, not exceeding
five, upon payment in advance of $7.So
per annum for an individual, and from
$50 to $100 per annum for a company,
according to capital.
A free miner, navmg discovered
mineral in place, may locate * claim
1500x1500 feet by marking out the
same with two legal posts, bearing
location notices, one at each end of
the line of the lode, or vein.
The claim shall be recorded within
fifteen days if ocated within ten miles
of a mining recorder's office, one additional day allowed for every additional ten miles or fraction. The
fee for recording a claim is $5.
At least "fioo must be expended on
the claim each year or paid to the
mining recorder in lieu thereof. When
$500 has been expended or paid, the
locator may, upon having a survey-
made and upon complying with oilier
requirements, purchase the land It
$1.00 an acre.
Permission may be granted by tin-
Minister of the Interior to locate
claims containing iron and mica, also
copper, in tlie Yukon Territory, of an
area not exceeding 160 acres.
The [latent fo. a mining location
shall provide for the payment of a
Royalty of 21. per rent, of the sales
. of the products of the location.
PI \CI.R MINING Manitoba and
tlie X. W. T., excepting the Yukon
Territory: Placer mining claims gen
erally are mo feet square, entry fee
I $5, renewable yearly. On the North
Saskatchewan River claims are either
bar or bench, the former being 100
feet long and extending between high
'and low water mark. The latter includes bar diggings, but extends bark-
to the base of the hill or bank, not
I exceeding iooo feet. Where steam
i power is used claims 200 feet wide
I may be obtained.
Dredging in the Rivers of Manitoba
and tlie N. W. T., excepting the Yukon Territory���A free miner may obtain only two leases of five miles each
for a term of twenty years, renewable in the discretion of the Minister
of the Interior.
The lessee'., right is confined to the
submerged beds or bars of thc river
below any low water mark, and sub-
for lirst year and $10 per mile for each
subsequent year. Royalty same as
placer mining.
Placer mining in the Yukon Territory���Creek, gulch, river and hill
claims shall not exceed 250 feet in
length, measured on the base line o.
general direction of the creek 01
gulch, the width being from IOOO to
2000 feet. All other placer claims
"hai* be 250 feet square.
Claims are marked by two legal
posts, one at each end, bearing notices. Entry must be obtained within
ten days if the claim is within ten
miles of the mining recorder's office.
One extra day allowed for each addi
tional ten miles or fraction.
The person or company staking .
claim must held a free miner's certificate.
The di'coverer of a new mine is
'entitled to a claim of iooo feet in
length, aand if the party consists of
two. 1500 feet altogether, on the ''input on which no royalty sha.; bf
charged the rest of tiie party ordinary claims only.
Entry fee $10. Royalty at the rate
of two and one-half per cent, on the
value of the gold shipped from the
ject to the rights of all persons who
have, or who may receive entries for
bar diggings or bench claims, except
on the Saskatchewan River, where
the lessee can dredge to high-water
mark on each alternative leasehold.
The lessee shall have a dredge in
operation within one season from the
date of the lea.c for each five miles
but where a person or company hasi
. obtained more than one lease one
dredge for each fifteen miles or frac- 1
ition thereof if sufficient. Rental, $10.
per annum for each mile of river
' leased. Royalty at the rate of two
land a half per cent, collected on the
output after it exceeds $10,000.
Dredging in the Yukon Territory���
Six leases of five miles each may be
granted to a free miner for a term of
20 years; also renewable.
The lessee's right is confined to the
submerged bar or bars in tlie river,
below low water mark, that boundary to be fixed by its position on the
1st day of August in thr year of the
date of the lease.
The lessee shail have one dredge
in operation within two years from
the date of the lease, and one dredge
for each five miles within six years
from such date. Rental $100 per mile
Yukon Territory to be paid to the j
comptroller.
No free miner shall receive a grant
of more than one milling claim on
each separate river, creek or gulch,
but the same miner may hold any
number of claims by purchase, and
free miners may work their claims
in partnership by filing notice and
paying fee of $2. A claim may be
abandoned and another obtained on
'he same ,-'���.���k, gulch or river, by
giving notice and paying a fee.
Work must be done on a claim
each year in the value of at least $200.
A certificate ihat work lias been
abandoned, anad open to occupation
and entry liy a free miner.
'Ilie boundaries of a claim may bo
defined absolutely by having a survey
made and publishing notices in the
Yukon Official Gazette.
Petroleum- All unappropiated Dominion Lands in Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and within the Yukon
Territory, are open to prospecting for
1 petroleum, and the minister may reserve for an individual or company I
having machinery on the land to bei
prospected, an area of 1920 acres for]
such period as he may decide, the'
j length of which shall not exceed three
times the breadth. Should the prospector discover oil in paying quantities, and satisfactorily establish such:
discovery, an area not exceeding 6401
[acres, including the oi! well, will be
fold to the prospector at the rate of
$1 an acre, and the remainder of the
tract reserved, namely, 1280 acres
will in- -old at the rate of $J an acre,
subject to royalty at such rate as maybe specified by Order in Council.
W. W. CORY.
Deputy of the Minister of the In
terior.
Dept. Interior.
XMAS AND NEW VEAR EXCURSIONS
To local points. Tickets will lie issued
at single fare and. one-third for the
round trip. Dates of sale, Dec. 21st to
l_-r)th, inclusive, and Dec. 2Sth to Jan.
1st; good to return Jan. 3rd.
For further particulars apply to
KIi. GOULET,
C. P. R. Agent.
New Westminster
E. J. COYLE.
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Vancouver.
������t
Great Northern Ry.
Time Table
THE COMFORTABLE WAY
V. W. & Y. RY
Daily
Lea ve
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NKW 11 Dailv
W'ESTMINSTKn: Arrive
Hil'Oamj-.laine, Helling-;': 00 pm
4:35 pm ham Hurling- 9:65pm
Iton, Mt. Ver-I
|non, Everett,'
Seattle and'
'Portland.
.:36 pinlSpokane, St. 13:00 pm
|Paul and all
points Kast. |
... 0 am|Anacortes, 13:00 pm
IWoolley, and
'Rock port.
3:00 pm Vancouver .:20am
"J: ii*' pm' . : 35 pm
Lv, .New Westminst. r fur
Guichon a:.",o p. m. Ar, Qulchon
6 p. m., Monday, Wi dnead .
Friday.
!������:4a a. in ar. from Guli hon,
i.:30 a. ui. I.v. for Vaneou ��� i r.
Route of the Famous
"ORIENTAL LIMITED"
2���Daily Overland Trains���2
Spokane, St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Winnipeg, Duluth, Chicago, St.
Louis and all points Kast.
For complete Information,
raios, berth reservation, etc.,
"all on or address,
I*. ('. MEYERS, Agent,
Bank of Commerce Building.
Xow Westminster, B. C
S. (!. YERKES, A. Q, P. A���
Corner Second Avenue and Columbia St., Seattle, Wash.
|Northern Pacific)
Three
Transcontinental
Trains Daily
Travel on the Famous
"NORTH COAST LIMITED"
Electric-lighted train. Low Rates.
Quick Time. Excellent Service.
New York, Chicago,
Toronto, St. Paul
AN'D ALL POINTS EAST
Steumshir Tickets on sale to all European points.
Special Reduced Rates Round Trip
Rates to Southern California.
For full informtion call on or write
C. E. LANO, General Agent,
���130 Hastings St., Vancouver, 15. 0.
A. D. CHARLTON,
l'ort land, Ore. A. ... A
Cream,
12 '" --' P m.; i, to.
P-m.
Short Ord : ly SeSjl
MRS. M.M. COO!
'I rapp Blocl. p
Columl,ia .-'���
Canadian Pacific
RAILWAY COMPANY
i
Land Registry
ite Lol 184, Grou excepi|. i
conveyed) N< i \\. ������;.,!
trict.
A Certificate ���
to the above (.roj.i . ,
io itlioiia Mi K on ���. M
of Decern! er, ISO. oli ,:, ���-..
time a valid ol ��� I
to me in writing J
sons claiming an ��� state - :|
- herein, or ia an i , a
! S KEIlJ
I'i ' ::��� . trai of]
I.and Reglsti Off! ��� ������:������.. '
minster, B.C., 2lst y ..::
The person or pi .. ng
custody or poi ��� tbe 1 1
Title Deeds relai .���..,,[
erty are req u ted i ��� [vei :-\
to the undersigned:
li'tb In a em: ��� r, 1895���Robert
villi- McKame. to Thomas R ���-���
Kami--.. conve. ani ��� Id fee
MARTIX WEART .-. VicQUABRJ
Barristers, Sollcltoi eti N-ij
min-'": B.C.
Synopsis of Canadian HI
stead Regulation.
Any avallal le Dominion Ui__|
In the Railway Belt In BritishC
bla, may be homesteaded by u|
son who is the so!'- head of af
or any male over is years oil
the extent of one-quarter "(rfj
100 aeres, more or less.
Entry mus-. I e m ide persouj
the local land office for the dl*
which the land Is tuate.
The homesteader is require! tj
form the conditions connected f
with under one of the follomnjl
(1) At least six month.-' nm
upon and cultivation of the ill
each year for three years.
(2) If the father (or inothr I
father is deceased) of the homeM
resides upon a farm in the vi
of the land enti i for the ��l
ments as to residence may be .-Jl
by such person residing with l|
ther or mother.
(j) If the settle) :���'"
residence upon fan ng la'
by him in the vi i ity ' '
stead, the requin i nts as to rei
may be satisfiei I
the said land. _
Si.x months' nol " T
be given to thi ' * ...f
mini.ui Lands il
to apply i a' pati ' .
VS W 1
Deputy Minister I *
N. B.-Unautl .1
.11 nl! 1*1
this advertlsenioul *'" ���
for.
Purchase Noti
Notice is In n
y
I
1
after dale I inb n I
Chief Commissioner
Works for | erml
following descrll" 1 l!""d
inti, of the
hint'!
lb" mo
. *l
���']
district: Commem
the south banli o "
ai the mouth, running i ,,
chains south,
- folio*1
luiin*
Hi' '
chains north to th '
following shore line " '".^
mencement, conl i
or less.
Aug. 27, ioo.:. ^ uooDT(
Per FRANK ^N
Oet. 24, 1006
ni a ��� " j DAY,
DEC IL >906'
THE DAILY NEWS
Tirnb<
C Mi'llc Timkni. o^Ji nmDerNotic^^^ SHIP YOUR
L. lTllllo* lllllu-cr 3110 ^
��� *^" / w*-����-_*, i .,,,,.,. es, more or less. f'L ' _ T>
rp l�� /"�� ^^^^^^^^^^^^* '""���' - ��. LjQristmas Presents
Trading tompany
VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER
po'n 'I ' uiu ��� nent, co itainin;
j : '���'" ���'' ������- more or less.
��� ' ' ; -i-i posi n
u- M.'s N.E. Corner, planted on the
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
I to a;i
���I _-_-_.
special i.cfl^^i^BH"' lh" K.Mala ^^HIB
I'.',
.Manufacturers and Dealers in Alt Kinds of
Imber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, Doors,
Interior Finish, turned Work, Etc.
Fish and Fruit Boxes.
Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass.
"ARMERS ATTENTION!
imber Always in Stock for Fencing and Draining.
(oyal City Branch, Columbia St.
: aa ... .
.'.'' ! '" ' ia!e<l oa
Coast Disti Q.i
��� ncing al .. post pla
mile trom the sad ot
��� the so tth ..a a ;, -
ind a hall miles up the river
ne moul b r innin ; as follow
I ' li ons south, 160 ' hains west, 40
iains north, 160 ch ilns eas- ���,, jHiint
ommencement, containing ��'���. �����
EXPRESS CO.
'-. more or lea -
l. Commencing
W. M.'s N.W. Come
Som_ I n .; i cstiiig D-Ties to Be Playii
With Jackstones.
i ��f course ���. ou boys a: i girl, al!
knovi how to play ja '.-' me-, b I
you may not know all the game.)
thu: ��� .ru be played with them.
Do yon know "Cats in the Well,"
for instance? It La played in the
follow ms fashion:
Boll thc jacks from the hand to
chandise, valuables and jewelery to all the ground : these are the eats.
parts of the world. Then place your left hand near
It is strongly recommended that ship- them, with the fist lightly closed,
CHEAPEST
M SAFEST and
QUICKEST
i' a ,>nst marked Iureans of forwarding packages of m
lephor.e
New Westminster
itiains east, SO chains north "' 'na w,w- corner, planted on the
'" *01 ' I' i ilong shore to y ilni if ::' :''h banls "! ;:"' Kildala river, aboul
���' "i I I iiai: ui:'"< I i!,,. ,-j.,.,- ,-,,,.��� !
Commencing al i pos , !"' mouth, running as follows: 160 ���?nte be sent'so as to arrive at destih- the thumb and first finder formin"
;:; 7': .J8 h��fIna " ' '.'���" in*^^^ the opening to one welL8
, , creek, run ""'* w est. 40 chains north to point handling, Arrangements can be made Jack may now be thrown up, and,
tain easl i commencement, containing til" for delivery the dav before Christmas while he ia m tho air one of the
'���'��� 'chali vest, more o t, ,cres. more or less when desired. foi*tr cate on the ground rttust be
" '�� "'"- i ��� (Locator) WILLIAM MOODY, formal iinualn'"..^^^.'h'Pm'>ntS P^'"1 UP and l";' in the wpl1'
FTan Vandall, Agent. For further information apply to H"T.i ^ Tf^E wUh ,!;','
^^���'|)iiiiii',c"iii. at post ^^^| Company', ,.t!'ne at C. 1'. 11. station. s<vont>. third and fourth eats until
Phcne i'i. af! have been drowned in the well
ij) fall
n a ng N'o...
a.a.n : i [uliov
In chain
Gilley Bros.
We ��� i to call the attention of the (Brick
ing) public tn our new and
varied stuck of
FIRE BRICK AND
PRESSED BRICK
nils :.
Vol 'Is hei eb [i\ in thai thirtj
afte late ��� Inten 1 to applj to
Hon Chief Commi isioner of Lands
u i Woi ii 3 : i ��� a ii' ense to cut and
i a i Im iei from the foil ��� �� In ',
lescrl il : ind -. situate I In the
S ���������;.,i dis rlcl. n Cop ier rl \ er, a bo it
- : lie in ii mth:
N'o. ] ' ing at a posi
e1 lutheasl irm oi
: ii i the ri rer, r innli . a
.i -. SO chains noi h, 120 chains
��� I" chains soul ii, ni ire or les .to
, point of com
. nl
N'o, 2, ���'' tuen ng a i posi plant-
1 2 1-2 n i im the mouth ou
.i. w. Mcdonald, Ai-Rnt.
GILLETTE
SAfETY
RAZORS
$5.00 EACH.
^s\\\\\\\\\^^Sm^^^^s\\^^Ks^^^^^sssssss\W^
east, in
mencement.
L
CURTIS' w*m
SPECTACLES A SPECIALTY.
Tim left hand may now be taken
away, leaving the dead en's m a
bunch.
Now jack may be tossed up, an i
this time all four ents must be pi '���
ed up before jui k comes down.
no re o
a . .ii,.
illows: I . north, 50 chains ���
li chains east, CitV EleCtHC Works
ilns s mth, more oi less, to river, "
N 1.12 -
ing at a p I pi ml
then along river I i dm of commence
Opposite Tram Office
i from ai. : : ' containing CtO acres more or
Fr . the Vancouver Fire Che.
Clayburn, B. C.
Co., at
Royal Bank of Canada
to depos ��� ' i���- START N IW to save your ia mej
People i i hlDgs ever; laj and la ��� ���
I
OPEN SAT
'���'' ' ��� ��� Put I icket, it would prob
���ai DOLLAR ��� ... : :
$604.50. THINK ["HIS (VI
URDAY EVENINGS, B TO 9 O'CLOCK.
���-. -a mth in
follows : ' ��� ': iin - east, 10
120 ch tins east, 10
I i or less, to rl. ir,
then .i.r... ,v ��� , point ol . nn-
:.
��� ��� i alio it on ��� mi e fi im i li ��� he i ! of
Kildala Arm, on south i an ���.. i uni ag
is follows I chain iouth, 40 chains
10 hains s ni ii, 10 i hain ��� west,
: iii a ��� 10 ch ilns we it, l'i
' i :i:.- li i h, ::: ll or less, ' i silo:' ���.
. mg .-'.. >re to poinl ol ��� oni-
: ���
N'o. li i; ' ng at a post pi ..n'-
.. me-haif n el im i h i hea 1
of l< I lal i A a. on the no b in
..,,.; |n running is fo ow -. 10 ch iiu3 north
: ain - ea - . 10 i hains south, 121
eiiaiiis east. I i chain
Locator, WM. MOODY
Per Agent, Frank Vandall
Ayrshire Bulls and Chester
White Hogs
FOR SALE
Young breeding stock of prize-winning mini iis. Come and see or write
or telephone.
W. R. AUSTIN,
SAPPERTON.
Telephone 3 i"">.
Por electric signs, dynamos, motors,
fans, 'phone fixtures, shades, bells, batteries, wire and cables of all kind's
and sizes, House wiring. Motor Installing a specialty. AM kinds of repairs promptly attended to.
Shakespeare or Shakspere?
It is ii"t to be wondered at that
hoys mul girls are sometimes puzzled over the spelling of the greal
poet's name. It is ��ritten in ti.
differenl ways���Shakespeare, S; a
speare and Shakspere. Which f
these is right? The firsl is gener
ally preferred, though many of o i;
best scholars write it Shakspere
contending thai it is right because
his autograph signature appears i ���
thai form. At the same time il
should be rememl ered that tl ���
name appeared us Shakespi arc on
the title page of books thai h i si ���
perintended, and this warrants the
belief that lie accepted il as the correct spelling, in spite of the autograph signature. There is very little authority for the form Slink.
speare.
J. DIGBY, Proprietor
PH.-v: 304.
BLACK SMITHING.
i
iiii. Promotion.
A somewhat tnrliuleiit private wr te
j to his mother: "I am sorry yon had nn
letter last wee!;, but 1 am a default ���"
i ami It pri'. ,rf ��� a heap of extra wor! '
~ ' Tbe good woman in reply begged him
Having bought out the Blacksmith- > not ,��� ,,, ,,,., hard on the otherSi bvi ,,
ina; business of R. Ii. Benson, 1 will, remember lie had been _ private him-
be pleased te see all his old custom- self I regrel to say that he roared
ers, as well as new ones Horseshoe- with laughter and real the letter alon I
for ih ' benefit of all who share ' I ;
room. Miss M. Loane, n Queen'.
N'ur ". in Contemporary Review
ing a specialty.
H. M. KNUTSON.
Eighth Str
WESTMINSTER bKANCH
F. B. LYLE, Manager.
>r ARRIVED! \ Magnificent Selection oi
raney Sweet Boxes ana
Baskets, Containing
rvey's Celebrated Chocolates
Just the kind of Christmas Present for a lady
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ soiiiii. ;_' $
to shore, then a in - sh ire IV]
iin! of ��� ,11 I ���:: 'nt. ) ;J
.'��� ��� - ������:. .a . at a ' i ' plant- *��"
mill :. un I i, ' mouth ;���:
the Dala Rive: on easl bank, r in- V
ning ������. - fo lov - i chains e ist. 10 �����
:. ������ [d hains east, 40 ch tins $
10 i ist, 40 chain - north, $
��� ���" less, to ri' ei, then along rivi *
loinl of commen ement. .���!
No. 16 Co t planted I ^
���; ������ :." ith of Dal . Rivei. C lasi Dis- jj;
on ���> nning as : ,1 J
lows: 1" i hains ������ ���-��� x ' > hain - noi I'-. �����]
120 chain isi i south, mo y
less, ������' ... to J
ol in moi '.*'..
No. 17- -ConiiUJ in ::.! al . lan
"Ihe MUSIC HOUSE
S'c^'Oi'oi'o;**:^:**;*':.:.^****^
of
New Westminster
\ PURDY, The Confectioner ^"1���
a
I e ' on the .ve vill mat J
1 Arm ab '.: J
Headquarters
for the Best
PIANOS
c're-_t
Coal :���!
radian Bank ot Commerce
! Islaiiil. i ' if Kildala Arm. run-j ��j
fP Capital, $10,000,000.
��� a . ..
a ' '
' _ ' I I lil
Sold in
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^1 Canada
Nordheimer Morris Dominion
New Scale Williams
HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO.
General Manager. ALEX. LAIRD, Asst. (lon'i Manager
fANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA AND SN TH
UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND.
I
h or t
piKl.Vi
Reserve Fund, $4,500.G00
in No. I", rum
i -. t, Sn rl a soul ' .
ive.t, su uh, in
en alo ' to point '
��� i-uent. *,
���i . i ��� ,��.
pom I mon y
i' ��� in De. i J
ht miles i *
lildala Arm, follov i ��� .���
RAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTS:!!
��� FARMERS' BANKING.
�� a'forded Farmers for tl-eir banking business. Sales Note;
aken for collection.
BY MAIL���Deposits may be made ��� irlthdi iwn ob; i a
Wpts rei eive e .erj a I tention.
^'ESTMINSTER BRANCH ���II. R. DAVIDSON, Manager
pEN S\ti-RDAY EVENINGS. 8 TO 9 O'CLOCK.
' i, 40 i
0 chains wi *
120 ch Ina
enceaie
Local I
al ol ' on
If, 11 IODY, iii-'.
' i: Vandal
���auk of Montreal
BSTABI ,l-"<l-l) IS! i.
Incorporated - .-��� i , or parliament
Ud up) $11,000,000
'���FlA!' $10,000,000
���"���Hon,
_^L_
. __^__^__^__^__^__^B__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__B__i
'r '������ A. Driiinmond President
ls''''n Vice Pre..blent and General Manager
|r>,|, ' ,hft principal cities in Canada. In London, Eng., New
|,; 1 s'. John's Nfld., and correspondents in all parts of the
r
E.S.C1,
���'"���'1 Strathcona and Mount Royal, O. C. M.
1 Honorary President
iiieng transacted.
1 ��� a Is and ' '���!
license to i nd carry >J
the followln de- j a
scribe 1 land:-: *���!
PIANO PLAYERS
The Edison Phonograph
Grapnopnones, Violins, Accordions, XylopKones, Mandolins, Concertinas, Flutes, Whistles, Guitars,
Mouth Organs, Zithers.
Grand new selection of the celebrated Columbian and Edison Records.
Subscribe for our monthly records. New selection each month.
Musical instruments of all kinds kept in stock. Easy terms on all instruments.
late 1
. ' il ���
ORGANS: Dominion ��� Doherty ��� Sherlock ��� Manning
I. i .... it a po
. i irked : ,���,
^^^^^^^^^^���f. aaal-'d
: dala river, aboul J
i .. the mouth, run- :���;
ning as foil iw 10 chains north, 160 |��J
(.ll;,ins w,,,'. in chains Bouth, 160|��j
.,,:,, | east i ' ;nl of commence'
. cont.
Singer and Wheeler & Wilson SEWING MACHINES
EASY TERMS
SAViM
* We
GS BANK DEARTMENT
1I!^STER BRANCH G. D. BRYMNER, Agent.
al a post marked A
\. m*�� SW Corner, planted on the j��;
north bank of the Kildala river, about |
two miles up from the mouth, ruaolng | S
J. H. TODD
., C< nenclng
The Music House
Burr Block, Columbia St.
:
5
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as r<)llows:"40 chains north, 120chains ^V*_����I-��!O*50e^�����^M(^^ THE DAILY NEWS
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TUE��3AY. DEc
Public Supply Stores
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT
New Dinner Ware. New Toilet Sets. Our New
Stock Pattern has arrived; it's a
beauty. Call and see it.
I
G. ADAMS,
PUBLIC SUPPLY
STORES
WHITE MEN CHALLENGE
HINDUS TO PULL'
Ih
Your Xmas Dinner
WILL TASTE BETTER IF THE
TABLE IS SET WITH SOME OF
MOREY'S CHINA
Call and See Our Lovely Display
MOREYS
Columbia St.
New Westminster
BR YSON & SONS
MESSRS. HARDMAN & BRYSON having
now dissolved partnership, the business will be
carried on as heretofore by BR YSON & SONS
UP-TO-DATE STOCKS OF-
Hardware, Ranges, Stoves, Tinware,
- Graniteware and Enamel Goods -
BRYSON & SONS, Columbia st.
Millside Sports Offer to Put Up Heavy
Stakes on Tug-of-War
Contest.
A couple of Millside men visited the*
office of the Daily News about the
witching hour of midnight, and were
very anxious to find out whence the
story of the tug-of-war, in that paper I
one day last week emanated. The
story purported to come from I'day
Ram. who criticized the sporting status of the Millside white men. Thej
midnight visitors didn't want to nay
in plain English just what I'day Rami
was, but ht- was one any way. 1
They said thai on the day on whlchl
the scrap tool, place over the tug-of-;
war. they had succeeded in pulling
their opponents over twenty feet,
when :he uliI doctor, as they call him, i
encroached too much on the game and
gave a white man a push, as the man i
in question objected to being pushed,
he returned the compliment, thereon
followed a free-for-all fight, in which
some blood was shed and some tilings
were said. The Hindus claimed the
victory in spite of the fact that they
had been pulled twenty feet by ��� ir
opponents, their rule being thai the
last man must be pulled past the dividing line. The white men considered
i
that as they had pulley] their opponents so far and had held.them there
for twenty minutes, they were the
victors.
The white contestants were very
angry at being considered poor sports
and have challenged the Hindus to a
contest in the mill building, on cleats.
They have offered to pul up anything
from Sinn to $500 provided the Hindus
will cover it with a similar amount,
On Saturday I'day Ram visited the
Xews office and stated that he had
been misunderstood, as he had no intention of criticizing the sporting a-
tus of his white friends at Millside.
"SAVORY"
=SEAMLESS=
ROASTER
FAR SUPERIOR to any other
roaster made. Not an ounce of
substance lost : "ther roasters waste
10 to 20 per cent. Needs no water,
grease or attention cf any kind. It
simply asks U> be let alone. Retains
all juices and flavors; renews the
youth i'i the toughest fowl.
CLEANABLE
\n corners or seams to become filled
with burned grease.
New Down Comfottf
Dreams of Beauty, every one of them
They have just arrived by express, in tlme I
Christmas present seekers. ��"
Any good housekeeper would welcome such
some bed coverings, and the very sight of ./,�����. "
... * ' "ie"i em
pleasant dreams.
If you wish to see the nicest Comforters evtr A
in New Westminster, see these.
FINK DO WN-FII.I-KD COMFORTERS, covere
���
ina] i
aded i,
in with brocaded silk borders, also lighl blue satin
ders to match. The best we have. Each
OUR NEXT GRADE is in Comforters with ���
satin covers with satin boarders, fine down filling. T
OTHER GRADES WE Sa.HV are excellent
sliadings and designs of sateen, all down filled Prices i
these, Each $5.50, $6.50, $. 75. %mm.
CRIB COMFORTERS Special vane-,-,. .
ANDERSON X LUSBY
Prices, each
$3.75
a-: III
All sizes iii a new lot of SOFA PILLOW
50c ti
PIN CU8HION FORMS. In all desirable sh
Special Xmas Offer !
$20.00 Suits for $18.00
$22.00 Suits for $20..'-
$25.00 Suits for $22.00
$8.00 Pants for $5.00
All Suits Made to Order.
YEE KEE & COMPANY
Merchant Tailors.
SUIT? CLEANED AM) PRESSED
P. 0. Box 644
139 Columbia St. New Westminster
'5c til
W. S. COLLISTER & A
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TREASURY BENEFITS
BY DEAD MAN'S WEALTH
-THE
WHITE HOUSE
Dainty Collars and Belts
Handkerchiefs of all kinds
Prices to suit all purses
THE SUPPLY OF LABOR.
To the Editor of the Daily News.
Sir,���The scarcity of labor in this
province seems to be a burning question with some people, and the statements they make in regard to local
labor conditions are very alarming. As
1 lately required to have some laborers and mechanics, I thought, if their
statements were true, 1 was up
against a hard proposition; but when
I was ready to stan work I got over
fifty personal applications for employment, whereas I required only ten.
I would like to know what these people want. Is it slaves ? I don't. I
will leave my address with you, Mr.
Editor, to give to any of these gentle-
mi ;. who are really anxii is to solve
this problem of theirs, and I will undertake to enlighten them free of
cost.
I enclose my card.
CITIZEN.
.New Westminster, Dec. 10, 1906.
Executors of Rich Estate Figure One
Million Dollars Short���Government Gets Wise.
Toronto, Dec. 1".���The government
has increased the valuation of the s 1
tate of the late George Gooderham by1
nearly a million dollars. The personal estate was Increased by the succession duties branch of the treasury
department by $976,247 In excess of
whal the executors fixed it at. The
total valuation of the estate is fixed
at $10,301,264. Judge Winchester's
fee.- in the surrogate court are $s.4a7.
and $4,700 has been spent in law
stamps, The Ontario treasury will
benefil bj $567,610.
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Selling Out $20,000 M
Every article or piece of fui nit ure in our e.-,:i :.:������������ _���
actual cost without reserve. First come, firstserved. We
need the cash and you want the goods. This is a chance
of a lifetime.
W. E. FALES,
716 and 718 Columbia St. Four Floors. Hear Extension, Front Sb(
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W!
Tide Table Fraser River
To Die To-morrow.
For iii>' wei .. ending Dee. 16, 1900.
NEW WESTMINTSBR.
High Low
Water. Waier.
Dec. 10 0.36 6.45
AJ.BIRTCH, 275 Columbia St.
....CALL ON....
f.A.Muir&Co.
PHARMACEUTICAL
CHEMISTS for
PURE DRUGS and
CHEMICALS
Prescriptions a Specialty.
Ellard Block,
New Westminster. ��� - C B.
FOH A FEW DAYS ONLY
A 5-Room Modern
COTTAGE
Garden in Lawn
Near Car Line
Milkman Shoots Trespassing Pig.
Two milkmen and a pig were the
three actors in a hurorous adv. .ure
which happened across the river _._
the latti r en I .���; lasi weel., and which
is likely in have Its sequel in the
com:.-, unless some mutual arrangement can i '��� arrived at. One of uio
dlsp< !!-���:- i : ��� lie lacti al fluid owned a
line Bei shi ��� "i '.'��� hich he was inui' llnati !;. :a on I, 'id which was a'-
lowed ���< oam < out i In ge, In the
course i :' his . i :am il itlons, pigg;
ned to stn over I In- property
"!' Mr Cowjtiice Seller No 2, and this
worthy, being in a bad han.or al the
; l iine. seized a a in ! ad p( ppered pigg.''
! so lull nf -ia ��� that quadruped
! .dropped ih ad fi oi i a combination ef
fright and pain. To hide all evidence
ni' his crime, the assassin took the
porker homi. quai tered it. salted ii,
and placed the pork in the larder.
Hut before many succulent steaks had
been digested the owner of the hue
lamented piggy appeared on tlie scene
and raised a idi.' row. Tlie other followed explained that it was all an accident, but all explanations appear in
have been ot no avail, and tlie case
will mosl likely be brought to lie no-
Mce of the courts in an official manner within a few days.
Victoria, Dec. 10.���Efforts made today to secure commutation tn lite im- '*���'<
prisonment of the death sentenc*
passed on Robt. s. Featherstone, for ",J<
the murder of Mary Dalton, at South
Wellington, in .July, were unsuccessful. Telegrams wen- sent stating that
Featherstone's mind was unbalanced
Hon. Mr. Aylesworth, minister of justice, telegraphed thai Uie evidenci in lK'(
tbe i ase disclosed no insanity, and he
refused to interfere. Featherstone
will be hanged Wedne.day morning.
Ratcliffe, the official hangman, has arrived io prepare the scaffold.
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13.15
. 2.10
13.50
Dec.
Dec.
Dei
14.30
15.10
14
16
15.50
. 6.20
16.35
. 7.10
20.5"
7.50
22.00
8.35
23 30
9.25
li.in
l"._i
0.50
Il.lo
1 "..*,
I.M"
'E have a line of light and compactly built |
POWER CLIPPERS of special durability, suitable for small and large stables.
Our 20th century is cheap and good. Our |
clippers work easier, clip faster and take a
thicker coat, leave a finer finish, wear longer
than any other on the market. We have the
STEWART SHEEP SHEARING 'incl a
great labor saver. Call and see them at
T. J. TRAPP & 0
Limited
WATCH
Heavy Storm at 'Frisco. Dec
San Fi, ncisco, Dec. 10 -A tn men-
dona gah ��� 'F Isi i. ibis morning blew De ���������
.down walls everywhere, kiling en"
man. I i dly injuring three and d< in i Dec
considerable damage to shipping,
Foui big linn-' alone Ins; $300,1 to Dl a
stoi I. and buildings,
I."
Treaty Signed.
London. Dec. in. - The Anglo Di
French-Italian treaty with Abyssinia
is aboul to be signed here with Kini I" a
Meneiik's approval.
10
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SAM) HEADS.
High. How.
Time. Hi. Time. lit.
....- 5.34 i''.o
12.85 12.8 19.34 ."..7
1.32 'i.'i
6.43 o.'
13.12 13 0 20.17 . I
12 2.46 10.5 7. Is 7.5
lp: ."ai 13.2 20.59 :' 9
13 3.46 11.6 s.l'I 8.1
1 I 30 13 t Jll" i.i;
1 1 4.43 12.6 9.43 8.5
15 1- 13.5 __._. 0.5
l"i 5.38 I'M 10.40 9.0
15.56 I :.l 23.05 0.1
16
6.31 11.1 11.38 9.2
16.43 13.1
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ON TUESDAY
Malins, Coulthard & G
Real Estate, Financial and Insurance
Columbia St.,
New
Westminster
PRICE
$1,550
Easy Term;
WHITE & SHILES
260 Columbia S!��� Sew WesliDfnster
Phone 85.
Another Electric Marvel.
.Montreal. Dec. 10.- The Canadian
Pacific railway has decided in adopl
the telegraphone, a new Invention by
! which telegraph wires can be used fn,'
telephone purposes without disturbing
i' legraphic work. Instruments will be
Installed on tiie north shore first and
ii' successful will probably be exten.l-
i ��� I -iver tlie whole system,
MONEY TO LOAN
on improved farm lands at moderate rates of interest and special
terms of re-payment. Likewise,
we will assist you to build, by
advancing the necessary funds,
re-payable on very easy terms.
F. J. HART & CO. ^d.
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j Electric Railway Servic
Inter-urban Line.
Cars for Vancouver and way
stations will run every hnlf-
hour from 5:50 a. in. to 11 p
m. excepting at 7; ::o and 8:30
a. ni. Half hourly cars will
run from Cen'ral Park to
Vancouver only.
City Limits Line- Service from
6.15 a.m. to 11 p.m.
20 Minute Service���.\o transfer.
Between 12 and 2 and 5 and 7.
30 Minute Service ai^
malnder of day.
Leopold I'1'"'1''
Sunday Service hjlg^
tween S a.m. and H l
Service;; ^
,11. to M I'-"1- " \ - |Dlt)
12 and 2, ani -
which hours the seivlci
balf-1 t\y. Koiwourif1
Sunday Service na
tween S.30 am. ^M
15 Minute
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