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INSURANCE
WHITE, SHILES & CO.
W"vlI WESTMINSTER, B. C. _
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ASSURANCE
WHITE, SHILES & CO.
260 Colum.ia St. Phone 85.
NEW WESTMINSTER
(' TII. BSDAY MORN IV,. Jl'
1'JO'J.
FIVE CENTS 1'ER COPY.
0Sj_m Impmmiask
fOR SUMMER HOLIDAY 10 TO 121-2 A FISH
f promotions in Gradesi Canners Meet in Vancouver
Dgults Show Progress Tomorrow lu Discuss .Salmon Price,
of PupilB. (
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Soottls i pl.
di-pot al '��� am
Ollvei
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have ni
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city . Despite i umora thai
,,,u.,,i bei i, in circulation ib. _
,.,_ ,���. in.mi tot 'lv season, whit* op. .,
various classrooms.)^ ta no| yn bet.u ,Uu,
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CIRLS' SCHOOL.
. Grade IMI
Uv S.-lil,,:
I,,,-,-, i- shsi
Ivors' FM-.. a Bsb tor July, und 10c a fish after
** -������ Isabel "-at. The secretary ol the Japanese
��� I ,,.,,-,.,.,, , association has notified -.lie canners
: uon
,i vaughan
Ore Hall
\l_n Ida ' H-.'.'-.."..a_"���--|
-
^ ' ' , day, i. ��� i' : yei been axe i i
".���;,"....- .__���� *.... u e. ���..-., m v
1 '" ' couver tomorrow, and n I pro -
TJ, Th - ':- ;''' ' ' , ','" thai tho) will then decide j.
'* rff "".'. tbe, are willing to pa) tor uheii :. i
resigns ion or n*ui} ^ QoUfj (|i. ll.Mll, ,,llll .,,.,.���,.
e ii,,. Japanese fishermen bi >. al
ready hand ,i their ultimatum in to
the cannere, and the declsio i ol v-i
Orientals will no doubi play an Im
m pari in ih,- d. I ��� ation
morrow. The Japan. - l I ihei men
bne. Association bas offlclail) announced
l{,lt:i' thnt the) are willing to lake 12 1-2
��� ��� ��� e e e ���
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*4**4***444 4 4 4
DOMINION DAY ATTRACTIONS.
I'irt Me I ... -
stmin ��� ��� ion. Train leaves '' P.
gi ;.vnie at Black! Spi
Rifle Richmond range, al 9 a.m.
Trap shootn t al Rich- n d, at 10 a.m.
Baseba V ncouv. Tacoma, Recreation park, al 10:30 am
Cricket WeBtmln >��� Burrard Queen's park, at 10 30
I. ui-,.- e. Vane. . ' inster, s. nior, Recr. tl n
park at 3 p.m,
eball Vanoouv. Vu,ii,t North Vancouver, al 3 10 p.m
- land \: inj at Opera House, 2 v 7 0 and
9:00 p.m.
Moving j.' v . -mi Theatres.
I \ nu Billy Laud ��� ! L imbard
ship -North Vanco iv. - p tn.
Igihtweight chin.
e e e e e
SHARtnOLDERS ARE
STILL IN DEMAND
PRESENTATIONS 10 ���
POPULAR PRINCIPAL
Royal City Navigation Co. Miss Rogers Receives Tangi-
is Organizing ��� Manager ble Proof of General Ap-
Whitmore to Retire. preeiation as Teacher.
��� ����������������� e e e eeeeeeeeeeee e e e eeeee
Royal Cit) .*..,..-. _,, ���, gignati. I M Rogers for
Comj ui.. bas mad., considera ��� the pasi twen y-two s i mpl)
. o d tits object, i .���-���-. , Central uch. this
ol .i new steamboat on the.was not
COP- ARE DONATED
FOR LIVE STUCK JUDGING
WISHES TO CONSTRUCT
I GREAT BUSINESS BLOCK
^^^^^^^^ city
permltted ;, |���. ��� 3terday
���
..;,.:._ v.ii.n be popular man trustees, __�� staff,
:.. i draw-bask to I
gress was threat ed at-a meeting
,���-,... wniviiii,. that this flgure Is flnal avi tha no
^^b-r.^rlejaUemionwil^cousiden
Fulton Ida St (made no definite move. individual
New Attraction for Breeders at Pro
vincial Exhibition���Tubercule
Test Accepted
Council Will Consider a Third Propo
si'ion for Erection of Building on
Lytton Sauare.
and pu;,,
��� ,- -. bad ,,. ,, :������ .-
and teachers together
wall a in visitors, garnered in the
.mu uv asion wsb
4 uaudsome sterling
to Miss Rogers, wiiii
meeting ot ;_,.��� Board of Control ol the K A and I society, held
yesterday, it wa* decided Ui cce-
. n uli.
. , u-,���- k,.-.,... ,.,.<- ia.st!fi"hprn,en have announced that 'h.y |'the offe; of th u. c. Live stock as- mefcths, one fi im a man _
^ff l will look .or 16c a flab, bul ap to th. ^ anothe, n Sea tie, an.l uo* ,
1 iv ������ ,. ,. , ,M|M present the white fishermen s associs third wlll ��� put forward by a man
Prom ��� T^ ^ cj^ior I tlon has made no declaration on tin men and the oth. foi ,* *���''-" v.ll0 .,..1].. ,,������. lhe Sound n.wv-
M. 8. Hom --vii.v, do ine ^'' subiiV_ provincial exhibition lor Btook judg- ��������� lfJ ln ., .���.,... financial , dlt.on
Grade: Jeai I .ruin, as , ��� Those who ar.. in touch with all Ing. R W. Hodson, live stocs com- ,n<lI1 has predecessors to carry out
Elsie McWklnni. Cora v- rf nan in.- M^ ^ t(|( questt0D _..,,,. Iha. ,. ,. uussioner, conveyed m, Information. ^ intentions.
* " Kv'"1 ' '_ extremely Improbable that the can ihey also accepted an offer to conduct I A!It.r a conversation with Mayor
31 ��� ,- l- ' ' a, ,. ' ' '' tiers will be willing to go as high a a tubercule contest for cowa on the K-av ot Monday to know if in.- coun-
!,,,... a viciona wun����, ^ ^ ()|(i ,jsh T);f> llk���| lu���,_ ap grounds tor demonstration purposes, c_] ^ould entertain the proposal, the
''-��- PoB*' ' l'i>1"" " ne&re to be thai the offer of the Ja- and also granted the requesi - '.i mattei was submitted to the council,
i''";;'" ' paneae tor 12 l_c and 10c will be ac local Anti-Tuberculosij society v, sell an.| |t llas been decided to meet him
two equal), cepted badges on the ground, thi proceeds ^ ^ early datfe and diaucss the mai
''I,;;,,, ,,,.,":, Extensive preparations are being to be devoted to tbe Tranquille Sana- te
l"!' ���', . : '"s nun,- bv the ean-en for the coming torlum building fund.
Gradi louceith Haran ^ - ^ __ ( qm qJ ^ .. [g Mutter.* which were discussed and
I-ee iwn, Annie Christine Duncan, ,._���_. __rw, a turv_ ���,,��� ,. PYtwctedvin regard io whicl, ,,o definite action
old companj. Robert Whlt-
inoi.-. in* posi ,- .
gro I that thi .. not .
_ in ... tus, an i Central _,.., ......
he .... : tie end ot his tetbei LahLn ;*' I
... . canvassing o obtain suoscnp- ������*1'v.'1
��� ns On ���:.,,-��� - inds, and poll '*" Illuminated address placing uu
'ng out be musl , n a living tor h.m- ^'-':J !'��� r s rvlcw. to n, succe, .
sen in'd tamlly, be asked tor his '��� " Pas8,n- tbrough he,- room lu
ignation to be accepted. He had an u" 'asl lu" a��*a��les.
.nr-. for another appointment, truatei Irapj presided, and Tiii-
i.aving already losl one uv the delay u''s Pecb. ,v"- '' **��� L'""- ;"1'1 ''-" ���
. . .,-.,! to the canvass of the cit) lvr &Di ",u secretary, Kev Roberi
.,,,,, dig _*jct Lennie, tog_ter witn inspector Stew-
A;:,i considers - persuasion be art, and li. W. Shiles. \V C. Vvi-
ihJtcitv iii-H-il durine tiv last fifteej was id.ced to bold over Uv res gnu- tham principal ol the oya Central
th_|ciu ooncil during the last ^ t anothe. meeting i ��= n, P. O. Cantleld. principal ot the
:,.... - .in ' - .. Held ,,n . -.,,- 1a'"j k,|vi" BCho01. and H u- *���'-'"
that ��17, m.v- la, Kcnzie, principal ol the Sapperton
tin.. 'ihi* i* the minimum sum to school, and members ol the teaching
be raised before be boat can be put s;aft- also attended.
I wo sepai,,',- schi mes to b iii |
ion square barve ��� et 1 to
in band
, ' '' ""' |. ,,., , years.' und a large pack is expect-1 in regard io whlcb no definite actio
,-,���-,' ���.������',,., La��l year ih-re wv, in tlk, N'.-ivm.is taken were the removal of th
^i!s" ,;";, S Westminster, Vancouver and Stoves
Mm- ., MeMiirpliy. .
Mar ���-' Olttoni ���"" i""'1*'^ ����"*ct�� !;''>' *��?JZL%
4 . , Mullll ner,. s ,n opern.io . "'>'��������� ��[^
, . ���h. ,. Neth. cannery ,n lhe lli-e district son -
.... . -non ��"������ .over twetttJ '" ���l"' wUl b
From (Mlaa Mao- "���"���*"[.
K.���/,. ������ - termedlate Of tbe locsl canneries tt. Bt ^Mun
,;,,,,,. .,,.���������,, go waa ; ..only one in .-,- rat.o��� last
Callinan, >":tr This season n ^IHonto
Margarei '?ere ^U be in operation In and about
iW������ v iy, yyrUe New Westminster, tbs Cleeve. Dease
'.. n . -. i Bowell,
0l u, QUI. . v v ���. . Aloni ' 'louse
' ��� : . Edith
Dorothea Fader
Hulls t>t Hoik*, wei .��� ��� ��� I ss
..lows:
Division ll.-- I'n, ii,,. in ���-. uuHi
Maitlaad Oregg; Punctui
Regularltj H ��� i ,.., ;. D-
portment, Eva Armstrong P .. for
Literature, Ruth Maitland I
Prise for m-.-un ��s, J_s_Ie | \
Division III Profli .,,,-. fi,,,.
'''"'.��� Eitttel Ackley; Puncuallty and
Regularity, El|n Wllhelmln�� Sii , n;
li.-. rtmeni i.i sabeth
i.iiil. prize ��� .
Ethel Victoria VVTntennit.
Division v Proflcleu..* Madrllne
Victoria l-'Vi er I'm, - m\\l% ..m,|
Regulai tj i-'���v-. Oertrude M >rcer;
Deportment, Ida Potting, r.
Division \'i !��� ol . ��� :i,������ .i,.;ui
Fortune Mui- Punctual I and Regu-
;''"> Ruth nice Reid Deportment.
Margarei it���lh -,;,.A; , ... (J,.j/(, f()1.
���-Ithmetlc, I.-:, i Fori m m���i. . i>,i..,.
" s'" !l ': ' Cora ii.n ,,ian
Division vn.- ;'mii,i,.,.cy
grandstand up to the oval, the horse
show building and tbe proposed tisiu-i.
ies building. The committees responsible in each case were grained fur
iln-r time. Those presenl w-.-r,- T. J.
Trapp, president, Q. D Hryiini' r. W,
R. QUIey, L. A. Lewi*. .1. u Kenned)
and the niauiiger. \\ li Keary.
r. As in the previous cases he proposes v. arch over the Btreet, and
leave an open space for the market
i-overed in. The building would com
prise stores and offices. Nothing fur
th.-r is known nil ihe .;'"'i'":
|,lain.~ hi* plans.
ex
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
FOR MOM REAL ALDERMEN
It was found impossil,,- to go tur-
Viti than ,-iiipow,..- - .��� provisional
directors to carry on the buslnes ol
; be - -ui].any till then, and appro ������
lhe draft of a prospectus.
Georg K. Mai tin. who pi -v.
explained that tbi compan] bad been
- : 'iiited with very wide powers
and n would be necessary to bave tie-
slmi.-s sub-cribe-1 before regular officers could be ei., ted.
'" I The manager said $11,250 has
promised with options on another
$49*.
J, A. 1-ee and T S. \nnaudale said
the pa-i'sonuei of ilu company would
make a great difference with the pub
Secr.-t of Success
The e.lniiiu.an aad each oi' the trustees bora- testimony to Miss Rogers'
visit work iiiiumg the giris, aud
thi morai tone oi her Influence
throughout the sebum. .uspectoi
Stewart ascribed bei success io tn.-
subtle influence of authority always
present, but uot brought inlft use io
the discouragement ol the children.
Principal Ooatham saiu M.ss Rogers
bad helped bim ever since she.came
at Easter, 1**7. and with her It was
always ilie ahlldren first, her ow,i
positiou sscond.
Trustee Pack presented the tea service to ilis.< liog.r.. who was muni-
,e a great difference witn uu- p��D- �� , Unwh^ bp , expressions ot
and they hail confidence n Mr. .,-.���.-.,-.,������ nm ,,..���.,' ,,,.,���������,,���,
Charlotte
Proflclenc)*,
-ten Montelth;
Island, Unique, Industrial and a �� C.
canneries
Sockeyt Due Soon. ,
Although the Season opened today
ii is n"t expected thai ilie sockeye
will commence to arri.o In the river
���,,, until inbuilt July 16. The fishermen
;lv_ will probably g,-t out tbelr sockeye
nets about u^. tenth, bul It i* nm ex-
l��, ted tbat they will begin -,, take
fish to any extent until about the
twelfth, and the main body of the fish
Is not looked f,.r until the fifteenth.
At present the spring salmon fishermen are getting uu.isu.Uly large
cutches, tn tact, those who have
been al th.. business for years Btaw
'! : d��"V*Ci befor' have such catches
i n i.n ,,mi. This week some fishermen hav token ..- 111,.. a.* nine hundred pounds of flsh a u'gliV wliih- in
souie cases he catphe. hav,- run as
high as fifti ii huiiili'. i pounds B
week
This i* regarded as auguring well
for the soi-ke.,. Beason,
The authorities of ths fisheries department ln tliiv. cii. announce that
they have recelv.-d in InBtructlor.
GOAL STRIKE AT LAST
COMES TO CONCLUSION
Operators of Alber.a and B. C. Mmes
Return to Work���No Closed
Shop Clause.
Winnipeg, June 30.���After a Btrlke
lasting three months, the -'...nm coal
miners of Southern Aioerta and
Southeastern British Ooiumula voted
yesterday to accopt the terms offered
by the operators. The agreement
will be signed at Hosuiei today aud
is to las' two years.
While the men did not obtain B
Closed shop clause, the district executive has ihe full co-operation of the
operators in making llieu- organization s'roiiger.
More Star.ling Evidence is Given Be.
'-.e Royal Commission���A Carnival of Perjury.
Montreal, .lun,- 30.���Ex-Aid rman
Ames, .\i.iv was one '" ""' witnesses
ui tht. Royal Commission today, and ��� lwl#l ���
a.s evidence mi., an exampl. Of ui" houses Were Hooded
favors winch are al the disposal ol n |B feared thai much damage has
th,- members of the Montreal Cit) \yeen done in tlie Prickly 1',-ar valley
Whltmore. The latter and A. McLeod had done tli h -i In the way
of collecting.
CLOUDBURST IN MONTANA
DOES HEAVY DAMAGE
Helena. Mont. June 30.���A cloud-
bin*! in the mountain* south of Hel-
.���jia yesterday afternoon wrought
much damage in Uie city and adjacent country, Small Bt reams and
dry gulches In 'he vicinity l.eciame
raging torrents. Main street carried
a fool of water -ind scores ot busines
��� lean
^^^^^^^JPimduality and
'i;,!r> Glmci Gifford Turnbull. .*>.
;;!;"""- F-ri, Lusby; Prig. tor
ATOmetle Sarah Le_ Deen Prize
<��t Spelling, J_an Ellen Montelth.
D' !l"' vni Proficiency, Helen
" nctualltj ,,nd Regu-
. Winnit'iv I M, Unwell.
|'on Brown; Deportmemt,
', ' '���" ������' Prize foi A.iUiinoi'ic.
/"���' " les: prize tor Neatness,
, '' '"fnoBs; Prlze for Rapid
;' ������ h M oonrad
Dlvinlnti ix
it,, from Ottawa as io the passage <>t any
council. Mr. Ames testified that when
h, was firs' elected to the city coun-
'eil he was asked by the i-i-.. assessors
ii he desired the valuation of lius pro-
perty for assessment purposes to be
reduced, and that he declined tlie offer, saying that ii the valuation was
corned tor hint as a citizen ii must
also be correct as an Alderman,
There s.-enis to be a perfect carnival of perjury going on at tne Investigation amongst the members of nh.-
fir*- .brigade. In nearly every case
where charges bave been mad <'������'-
dence diametrically opposed to thai
given b) the witnesses to the eharg
Indian wim | has been forthcoming,
���
appreciation, and briefly responded,
thanking ,the speak is.
The Address.
The text .,1 th, a,lilie*.- was as follows:.
"To Miss K len Roger*, retiring
principal oi ihe girls' school. Dear
Madam; We. the board ol school
trustees of the city ot New Westminster cannot express the sense of loss
we feel in your retirement from the
prlnclpalship of our girls' school.
"For over l w i-nty-two years you
have most faithfully devoted and sue
cessfuily carrii i on the work oom
mitted to your care, so that your
school now occupies a position ot
prominence second tb none in tbe
province. Vour high moral principle
your particularly genial disposition,
your eminent pleasantness of manue .
and your superior effectiveness In
management has secured for you the
esteem and affection of your associates, your pupils, their parents, an I
__% ithe community at large, all ol win,in
The wedding month is ov t Ves- greatly regret your resignation, while
was its lust da/ and the wed- j-flfe, the trustees, unite in this regret.
Hope to See Her Return.
1 "We recognized and admire .vour
devolednc
and in the Missouri River bottoms.
LAST JUNE WEDDINGS.
Two of Them Took Place Yesterday
at St. Andrew's Manse
l, I no of
Andrew's
v.'i'day ^^^^^^^^^^^^
disgs came in with a run
Uiem taking place at St.
^^^^^B _____________________________________________________________
Iii the morning Samuel Miles Black* aevotedness to duty in determining,
luii-ii. and Charlotte Horrobln, oth of it0 s've your attention at present to
HON. LBRODEUi. TAKES
_\ .laii.es Mel'ailuiii wa* lined H an.l
m-w regulations, and thai accordingly Icosts fo. supplying an Indian wnu���_
the fishing thltf year will he conducted I liquor, aml the Slwash was fined .23 I would seem from the evident
under ihe same rul.-s a* last year. Iil1 th. cii.. |K>ii*.t- court yesterday, [thai middlemen had aoouis om in ih
1 Anothei meeting In'connectlon wi.h rurt] districts looking' up farmers
the citizens' picnic will be held short- with .unk accounts, who were w Ulng
ly. Tha datt chosen will probaii.j io pay for appointments to the fir.
, , .be either July l'n or August I. una nei��rtmeut. One oi the witnesses to
Vtl/ll DIIHI. Til Llll'l AMh'"'1' "i.j.-ciivi", the Seattle exposltioj daj .esiii'vd thai t-hree-quart. i -. ol
llAVAL iLAINu IU Ll\Ui.i\l\U D, _ Mackenzie is in con -, oad a.,- the men In the pariah which is one
'wiih the fair authorities on tne utat- ,,i Lhe runal districts below Quebec,
tor were members of 'he Montreal tii-���
department,
Vancouver, were uuiied In matrimony,
The ceremony was very quiet, and
ou iis conclusion the young couple
left for Vancouver again.
Later In Uie day Rev. J, S Henderson was again called upon to tie
your aged mother in her present feebleness, your decision In 'his reaped
helps to reconcile us to the loa_ we
sustain in your a,, seuce from our
staff. We ask your acceptance of
this slight token uf our high regard
_^^^���'I Ji'ol'lclen,.v. Mary
'' "cl lallty and Regularity,
!1 M,1-v ��� l1:'��'v Deportmenl Jean
-���i ��� ,,
1 'i.
Carries
Wl
���'1.1'ev
DlvUli i
Proficiency, Irene
|,|l|; 'ur.itj ami Rijrularlty,
L'U''neli Deportmunt, Margery
Specifications to London
��� ch He Will Lay Before
Lords of Admiralty.
HALIBUT STEAMER IN.
I
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
I .lib
^! Proficiency
.i . uaiily ;md iu
____! Deportmenl
BOYS' CENTRAL SCHOOL
June
oi
80, No limn ftn
H���. gov nim. in ��
,i- Montreal as b 1��"
made
"'���'������ ! from Division iv. Inter* establlshtoeni
^^^^^ Moiiii.al.
Doris oounoement
______! _____i "' ^-__________^___n^__i
;!���','. cation '".- arflry dock v.Ill te
" iiinii Mr. Hi'oiU'ii. returns from b,ng-
iam, ul teaat. it la held by >hf �� ;
later ..f Marine and Fisheries that tne
��������� ��� '. ��� !_. w|i IV, 11
' . grade (M_( .1. Rowan, W
i to Senior Qirade.���Koaaburo
uf,i\ L,l,,. __�� . ,.. __.
Vu|,
"luiw
'Ii.iiiii
"I:
i an) such large i'11*
.u-h.lpmvemont ns a I-���'1"1'"1 ^ **J
��-.-������,������_ Shi- should be In such a place ns w ���
'i Svensden, Charivs Samuel of its use by large warahips wnen
Howard, Alexander MaoDonald, this side of the Atlnlillc
Waiien Gordon, William i Mr, Brodeur wii theieioie <��� ��� ���
"n. Miuiric.. O'Qorman Doekrill, with htm On leaving tor Lonoon
Oonbett. Norman Buohnnan day full plans and details Ot tne I"
Willi,
t-t<
lun
l.'K
,,. ���- Samuel Cameron,
'���wn Gordon Whiteside. Asao Tels.
:,, ""��� lames Reginald Barraclough,
, ""* Scott, Cecil Truman Smith,
'" "'.son Phipps, John Arm-,
,. Lrnest Algernon Welsh, Glen*
' ' Adams.
I. . from Division V.. Inter-
grade (Miss ],. AimBtrong,
---I-- gp^i^,���Joseph
'..IIH-S
I Il.ll
ledlai
'���I I V
to Senior
(| '" Wilson, Frederick Robert |ay,t| foot ra.
I'lv'l',".1 ''''���' ('huck Tom, l^aw Tal,' -
lM '' Swanson, Clyde Damaske, Ru- ��� + + + +
i,,,. ���''"���!��� Gilley, John McKav Linn, I���
Ami." '""'"^on Meredith. William +
nay run piau- ��.><, *���> - - ... ...
po-als for tih. di'.vthxl- ',lul vvl" '
them before the Admiralty.
"Athlete" In ��he Toils.
Chicago, 111,, June 2l).-Thos. Grand
who says he holds a gold j�� edal aa
champion light wefcght fighter ��"
wrestler ot British Oolu.nlMa, Ib nn
'der arrest as partner of BenJ. W* IJ
an alleged fake prize U��. t, wrestling
Flamingo Brings One Hundred and
Thirty Thousand Pounds.
The halibut steamer Flamingo ie-
uiiii-d io port yssterdey after a sue-
oessful cnllsa to the Cepe Bcoti fishing grounds. The Flamingo had on
board tova*. liio.uuo pounds of fish,
The crew of the halibut vessel reported a pleasant trip, the weather
having been fair all the. way. The
cruise only lasted six days, two days
being -onsuemd In getting to the
grounds, two days ,belng spent in tisli-
inn and two days In getting back to
'IKirt.
While on the grounds the Flamingo
l,��ok in fish ut the rule Of some 65,000
pounds a day. On t lie trip about 400
pounds of herring ��u'_ consumed ua
bait.
Proi
nr,, i
tn |,
Hackii
llri.l,,
H'i"h Stoddart.
noted froMi Division VI., JiUnlOl
(Ml ^^
e
______________ +
ss M, Archibald, teacher) \ +
:'mediate grade���Lawrence e
Cnthbert Wnrsfoid, Daphne ���
''""���*" (''inilrrMlg-e. Rolvrt e
+ + + + + ****l
Riot Narrowly Averted in
Ottawa���Oriental Draws Knife
on Boy.
Count) court chambers befm,. Hie
Honor Judge Howay yesterday:
In re Murray. Application to cancel plan. W, F llanford made application. Order t0 go upon tiling |
consent of attorney general.
Berg vs V��� V. I ��� Mr. Griffin for ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
plaintiff. W. .1. Whiteside for ilefen-
dant. Order for payment out Keg-
iBtrar to tax costs and balance after ��� UlIU, 30.���Three or tour
m��etlng cost, to he paW to Berg. Mj^ wtM,. ib6|ng peU<Jd wi,���
"" ' gravel toy s<ime lads, when one of th.-
Canadiang a�� Court. celestials made a rush ut them. and.
London. June :U).-A. Henderson, u u alleged, stabbed a boy named
1-ihor M P.. has decided to make a o'C'onnel with a knife. 1 he wounu
toTof Canada is trifling. Tb_ Chinaman .blew a
the marital knot the principals in and we trust the wise Disposer of
Ibis case being William Nathan (Had- events may so direct your futii'v
hill and Josephine Katharine Lehman. I mow-meats 'hut if clroumstanpes per-
Iroth of Aldergrovc !mit >��u to return lo the teaching pro-
i fesgioti for which you are so admirably fitted, or adopt other and less
; arduous pursuits, your life must be
'most happy and eharacteristed by the
same usefuln.-ss which has so marked
il In lhe past."
On the tray was lhe inscription.
"Presented by the Board of School
Trustees of New Westminster City, to
. , _.,��_., , ____,, ,M_as Ellen RogwrB on her retirement
Serious Riot Narrowly Averted ln_ fron, lh,, pI.,I1(.lp���lsbip of the Girls'
Central School, New Westminster, B.
CHINAMEN AND WHITES
! PREPARE FOR BATTLE
C. June SO. 1909."
The pupils presented Miss Roger*
with 0 silver fern dish and thv- staff
of her school with a handsome brooch.
READY FOR GAME
First-class Football at Queen's Park
on Saturday.
The Westminster Rovers are keep-
���r of Canada is trifling. T_. CW-Mmb .ui��w - .-- -��� tor the seoond
Among the Canadians BUmmoned to wh���tK. which caused_ about fifty el l��g Hi (g w .��g�� ^ ^ B_ c_
titiend tbelr Majesties' court this h|8 compatrlo _ 10 appear
also1 gathered, Football cup, to be P^*1^
Germans Conduct Duel
eveniUK aro linn. Kauik Oliver. Mrs. hundred white men also J2���^|^5^7|^Hi_y,'ii-d"wlll give a
Oliver and their two daughters, ��� am, becoming menacing the c,les aS|smiW onja ti,,m8eiVes on that
With Sanction of State
11 sharp stone.
Customs Returns for Jujie.
Duty collected &6'B2h'i.
The collections ut <he clin
port show an Inchon.- oi
1698.6. over the ��irre��ivindinff
month of hist year.
(Continued on P.',���*���_ Three).
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New York, June 30.���Although Two companies of infantry kept the j+
duelling is nominally illegal in Ger- grounds. A Jocomotive and an um-|$
many details of a remarkable encotin- bulance car were provided by tne *
ter lii which the preliminaries were, mate railway to carry the expected 4
arranged by the atate ars given in a victim to one nearest hospital. +
ca'ile from Berlin, which state* that Granier's flr-t (.hot pierced his op- ��
Lieut, Granier shot and killed J_leuL ponent'_ lungs and the wounded man +
Zwttaai- near Blanksburg. . Iraln got him there- !���
Zwitzers, although a married man | Lieut. Granier will prrtbably now 4
with a famllv tried to kiss Granier's undergo a few months' comfortable +
fiancee and a military court of honor detention In 11 fortress, the message +
sanctioned the duel and arranged ihe died in the hospital as soon as the t*
Yesterday's Baseball.
Aberdeen .
Portland ..
Vancouver.
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fight.
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l-ar
In goal, and Percy Ho"oer and Jonn-
son are expected to be out In the red
shirts. Tim Mabony will-probably
referee, or else Will Bills of Vaii-ou-
ver.
Lighming Went Through Roof.
London. Ont, June 30.���During the
thunder storm yesterday Ihe lightning
struck the hous- of Mr. and Mrs.
Riddle, Bnthiirst street, while they
were at dinner, it made A cleancut
two-Inch hole through the roof, and
passed through the floor Into th. dln-
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THE DAILY NEWS.
THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1909.
Classified Advertisements
WANTED.
FOR SALE.
TO RENT.
LOST.
FOUND.
REAL ESTATE.
PROFESSIONAL.
BUSINESS.
FRATERNAL, ETC.
If a man had gold dollars to sell at fifty cents and did not let the people know anything about it, he would not Sell any. You must .ell the people what you have to sell, why they should purchase from you, and something of the value you offer them in return for their money. Too many of us have got the habit of thinking that because we have been a long time in business everyone mus< of n cessity know all a\iout us and our
wares. Use the advertising columns of The Daily News and keep abreast of the timei.
WANTED.
WANTED���SMART WAITRESS. AP-
ply Kenny's restaurant.
WANTED���BM ART SAiLESWOM EN,
good commission. Apply Friday
and Saturday between 11 and 12
n.in. al ���The Fair," 640 Columbia
street.
WANTED���BY* YOUNG MAN BN-
gaged In night work. Single room.
Must be qjlet. Apply Box OtiO,
News
ARCHITECTS.
\V. D. GOODFELLOW, ARCHITECT,
Room 14. Dominion Trust block.
EDWIN C W, BAIT, ARCHITECT���
Gulchon Block. Telephone 338.
CARRIAGE SHOP.
WESTMINSTER CARRIAGE SHOP���
R. J. McNeil. Over T. Ovens'
blacksmith shop on Eighth street.
Carriages built, repaired and painted. All work guaranteed.
WANTED���GHtL TO WORK AT
the Royal City Laundry.
WANTED-���Girl to assist in housework. Apply 320 Royal avenue, near
Sixth street.
LOST.
LOST���WILL THE PARTY WHO
was seen picking up a lady's belt
in the grounds of the Central Public school, kindly return same to
Mrs. C. A. Welsh, 123 Sixth street.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE���TWO CHEAP LOTS, 33
by 132, South Vancouver; oft Victoria road, D. L. 725. Price $1Y5
each; caah $70; balance $10 per
month. Owner, 1822 Comox, Vancouver.
FOR SALE���WE HAVE A NICE,
new six-room house close to Twelfth
street oar line, at city limits; electric light, hot and cold water, batn,
Price $1650. Small cash payment;
easy terms on the balance. Settlers' Association of B. C, Box 56,
City.
ROOMS TO RENT.
TO RENT���FURNISHED ROOMS;
Terms moderate. Apply 713 Victoria street.
ROOMS IN THE PYTHIAN BLOCK
to let In suites of two for light
housekeeping. All steam-heated
with hot and cold water, gas
range and electric light. Terms
moderate. Apply A. H. Ferguson,
room 9, second floor.
REAL ESTATE.
WHITE, SHILES & CO.
Real Estate and' Insurance Agents���
'City, farm and suourban property,
260 Columbia street.
HALE BROS. & CO., LTD., REAL ES
tate and insurance. Phone 335. 186
Columbia street, P. O. drawer 100.
SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION OF B. C.
���P. B. Brown, manager, P. O. Box
556, phone 334.
THN ACRES, FIVE MILES -ROM
town, one mile from new car line;
six acres cleared; 6-room house,
barn. Price, $2200; terms.
McADAM ft IRWIN, COLUMBIA ST.,
opposite the Postofflce, Box 874;
phone 498. Real estate and insurance, money to loan. Call and see
our list of city, suburban and farm
property before purchasing elsewhere.
ELECTRICAL WORKS.
THE PEARSON ELECTRIC CO.,
delilers in electrical machinery,
fixtures and supplies, house wiring,
armature wiring, motor repairing,
elc. Hank of Commerce building,
'phone 331, P. 0. Hox 928.
FEED AND BREAKING STABLE.
J. I. MERRY & CO., PHONE A501.
Corner of Blackle and Carnarvon
streets. Have opened a feed and
breaking stable for horses. Horses
for sale. Reference furnished.
FISH AND GAME.
BENSON & AYUNG, FISH, FRUIT,
Game, Vegetables, etc. Begbie st.,
opp. Windsor Hotel.
FURNITURE
W- E. FALES, THE FURNITURE
Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker,
corner Agnes and McKenzie streets.
Phone 176, night call 81.
GROCERY.
FOR THE BEST VALUE IN GRO-
cedes, phone 386. The Pure Food
Supply Grocery, P. O. Box 811.
LAND SURVEYOR.
W. N- DRAPER, B. C. LAND SUR-
��� iveyor. Ellard block, New Westminster, B. C.
LIVERY STABLE.
RING UP 250 FOR HACKS AND
smart turnout. The Fashion Stables.
MACHINE WORKS.
THE SCHAAKE MACHINE WORKS,
Limited, Front street, New Westminster. Manufacturers of modern
saw and shingle mill machinery,
Mill plants and specifications prepared.
MONUMENTAL WORK8.
B. C. MONUMENTAL WORKS, JAS.
McKay, manufacturer and Importer
of mounmental tombstones, building
stone, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Columbia street, New Westminster.
HOUSE TO RENT.
TO RENT���SEVEN-ROOM HOUS!.,
with hath, $12 per month. Apply
Mowa-tt street, 230 Eleventh street.
NUR8ERY.
THE FRASER VALLEY NURSERIES,
Ltd., Burna'by Lake���For healthy,
home-grown fruit trees phone 445.
PICTURE POSTCARDS.
COOKSLEYS PICTURE POST
cards are on sale at M. Morey's
Stationery Store, J. G. Garaon's'cigar divan, F. Mackenzie's drug store
and "The Fair.'' Columbia street.
PROFESSIONAL.
WHITESIDE & EDMONDS, BARRIS
ters and solicitors Blackle block,
Columbia street, New Westminster.
\v. .1. Whiteside, H. L. Edmonds,
WADE, WHEALLER ii McQUARRIE
(F. C. Wade, K. C, A, Whealler, W.
(J. McQuarrie), Solicitors, Barristers, etc., 42 Lorne street. opinisite
courthouse, New Westminster,
(Phone 143). and the Vancouver office is at No. o. Royal Bank Chambers, 408 Hastings Street west.
GEORGE E. MARTIN, BARRISTER
and Solicitor. Guichon block, Columbia and McKenzie Sts., New
Westminster, B. C.
W. MYERS GRAY, BARRISTER
Solicitor and Notary Public. Curtis
block, Clarkson street, opposite the
Court House. P. O. Box 196. Telephone 64.
PRINTERS.
WESTMINSTER PRESS FOR EVERY
kind of job printing. Midget loose
leaf ledgers; Cowie Carbon Papers.
Phone 55, P. O. Box 142. Old
Dally News Block, Sixth street.
RE8TAU RANTS.
KENNY'S RESTAURANT ft CAFE
Tickets, 21 meals for $4. Home
cooking. All white cooks; no Oriental labor employed. Open day and
night. Opposite tram office.
ROYAL CAFE (Mrs. Archer, proprietress) . Four courses, consisting of
soup, fish, boiled entree or roast,
pudding or pie, tea, coffee or mtlk.
SECONDHAND STORE.
WE BUY AND SELL FURNIT\JRE
and all kinds of new and secondhand goods. A Speck, near Tram
office.
STENOGRAPHY ft TYPEWRITING
FREEMAN BUNTING, ROOM 7,
Guichon block. P. O. Box 694.
CUSTOM STENOGRAPHY AND
Typewriting; copy work, business
letters, etc. Province offlce, Columbia Btreet. Phone 62.
THEATRES.
WESTMINSTER OPERA HOUSE,
I-orne street, W. N. Carty, manager.
Special attractions provided during
the season. Advance ticket office,
Ryall's Drug Store.
TAILORS.
CALVIN. LADIES' AND MEN'S TA1-
lorlng. A new line of spring suiting jusi in. Button making, pressing and repairing. H' om '.���, Smith
block. Entrances 625 Columbia st.
anil Clarkson st.
WOODWORKING.
WESTMINSTER WOODWORKING
Co., bank, office an.l store fittings;
cabinet, stair, showcases, mantels
and detail work. Designs and estimates furnished. J. Brookes, proprietor. Work*: Corner Eleventh
and car line. P. O. box 254, Phone
473.
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.
O. 0. F.���AMITY LODGE, NO. 27.���
The regular meeting of this long"-*
are held in Oddfellows' hall, Colum-
bia street, every Monday evening
at 8 o'clock. Jas. Ferguson, noble
grand. W. C. Coatham. ree. secy.
A. O. U. W��� FRASER LODGE NO. 3
���Meetings the firsta nd third Tuesday in each month. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend.
Lodge room, A. O. U. W. hall, Oddfellows' block, Clarkson street.
and described as Uits 91, 92, 93 and
94, of Ixit 3, Subdivision Block 14.
You anil each of you are required
to contest the claim of the tax purchaser within forty-five days from tho
date of the first publication of this notice, otherwise 1 shall register F. Mc-
Cieery as owner thereof in fee. And
I hereby direct thai public,il ion of
this notice in a daily newspaper for
thirty days, published al .New Westminster, will be good and sufficient
ervlce thereof.
Haled ni the Land Registry Ottice,
New Westminster, Province of liriusli
Columbia, this 20th day of February,
A. D., 11109.
To Joseph E. Gaynor, Joseph E.
Gay nor Estate.
C. S. KEITH,
District Registrar.
All persons served with this notice,
and ihose claiming through or under
them and all persons claiming any
Interest in the said land by virtu ��� of
any unregistered instrument, and all
persons claiming any interest in the
said land by descent, whose title is
not registered under the provisions of
the "Land Registry act.' shall be
forever estopped and debarred from
setting up any claim to or in respect
of the said land so sold for taxes as
provided by the "Land Registry Act."
LAND REGISTRY ACT.
COURT BRUNETTE, NO. 4099, I.O.F.
���Meets the fourth Friday In the
month at 8 o'clock, lu the small
hall, Oddfellows' block.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES,
Aerie No. 20.���Meets every Tuesday-
evening at 8 p.m. In the Eagles'
hall, Columbia street. A. Clark, W.
Pres.; H. Schofleld, secretary
SONS OF SCOTLAND BENEFIT Association, Lord of the Isles Camp
191���Meets on the first and third
Tuesday of every month ln K. of P.
hall. Chief, W. Suuierland.
BOARD OF TRADE���NEW WEST-
minster Board of Trade meets In tne
board room, City Hall, as follows:
Third Thursday of each month;
quarterly meeting on the tnird
Thursday of February, May, August
and November, at e p.m. Annual
meetings on the third Thursday of
February. New members may be
proposed and elected at any monthly or quarterly meeting. C. H.
Stuart-Wade, secretary.
PAPER HANGING ft DECORATING.
t. HUDSON, WALL PAPER, ROOM
Mouldings, Burlaps, and Sanltas;
house painting, kalsomining, paper
hanging and decorating. Sixth
street, New Westminster.
CRYSTAL THEATRE, 702 COLIKM-
iliia street. Fins-class moving
pictures; illustrated songs; numerous attractions. Program changed
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
. 0. 0. F.���ROYAL CITY LODGE
No. 3���Meets in Oddfellows' hall,
Columbia street, every Friday even
lng at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren
win be made welcome. G. E, Gliluy.
N. G.; C- E Osborne, P G. recording secretary
OTHER FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
Include the Union Lodge, No. 9, A.
F. and A. M.. King Solomon Lodge,
No. 17, A. F. and A. M.; L. O. L.
No. 1150; L. O. L.. No. 1593; Court
Sapperton, No. 4683, I. O. F.; C. O.
F. Court Westminster, No. 330;
Brotherhood of Owls, Nest No. 29.
Take notice, that an application
has been made to register Peter Henderson as the owner in fee simple, under a tax sale deed from the Reeve
and clerk of 8urrey, to The Corporation of the Township or District of
Surrey, bearing date the 31st day of
December, A. D., 1901, of all and singular that certaia parcel or tract of
'land and premise- situate, lying and
I being in the District of New West-
i minster, in the Province of British
Columbia, more particularly known
and described as Lots 3 and 4, of
Block 4, being part of Lots 7 and 8,
Group 2, Map 456; Lot 7 of Block 4,
being part of Lots 7 and 8, Group 2;
;Lot 9, of Block 4, being part of Lots
7 and 8, Group 2.
You and those claiming through or
I under you and aU persons claiming
any interest in the said land 'by virtue
of any unregistered instrument, and
I all persons claiming any interest in
the said land by descent, whose title
is not registered under the provisions
of the "Land Registry Act," are required to contest the claim of the tax
purchaser within forty-five days from
���he date of tbe flrst publication of this
notice upon you, snd In default of a
caveat or certificate of Us pendens being filed within such period, or ln default of redemption before registration, you and each of you will be for-
lever estopped and debarred from setting up any claim to or In respect of
Ihe said land, and I shall register
: Peter Henderson as owner thereof in
jfee. And I hereby order thai publl-
Ication of this notice for thirty days In
ia dally newspaper published in New
.Westminster, will be good and sufficient service thereof.
Date4 at the Land Registry Office,
iNew Westminster, Province of British
! Columbia, this 3rd day of May, A. D.,
1909.
I C. 8. KEITH.
District Registrar.
To Yuk Chee, Chew Ulng Rap,
John J- Weir.
Ihe extent of one-quarter section of
. ItiO acres, mon.. or less.
Entry must he made personally at
the local laud ollice for the district
ln which tfie land ia situate. Entry
!by proxy may, however, be made on
certain eon.lit ions by the lai ber,
'mother, son, daughter, brother or ulster of au Intending homesteader.
The homesteader Is required to perform thy conditions connected therewith under one ol tbe toilowing
plans:
ll) At least six months' residence
upon and cultivation of the land on
each year for three years.
(.) If the father < or mother, if the
falh.-r is licensed), of the hQmesteader
(resides upon a farm in tlie vicinity ol
ithe land entered for, the requirements
ias to residence may be satisfied by
I such person residing with the father
or mother.
i (3) if the settler has Ids permanent
residence upon funning land owned
iby him in the vicinity ol his borne-
'stead, the requirements as to residence
may be satisfied by residence upon
the said land.
Six months' notice in writing should
be given to the commissioner of Dominion hinds at Ottawa of intention
to apply for patent.
Coal.���Coal mining rights may be
1 leased for a period of twenty-one
I years at an annual rental of $1 per
���acre. Not more than 2560 acres
shall be leased to one individual or
(company. A royalty at the rate of
jfive cents per ton shall be collected
on the merchantable coal mined.
W. W. CORY.
'��� Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
N.B.���Unauthorized publication ot
this advertisement wlll not be psin
ifor.
I -
LAND ACT.
Comox Land District.
District of Queen Charlotte Sound.
Take notice that O. B. Jaco-bson, ot
Vancouver, occupation sheep rancher.
Intends to apply for permission to
Iease the following described land:
Commencing at a post planted at
the west end of Ia-wis Island, tnenc.
northerly,. easterly, southerly and westerly and northerly, following the
shore line around the Island to the
point of commencement, containing
800 acres more or less.
Staked April 8th, 1909.
OLE B. JACOBSON,
THE EDISON THEATRE, CORNER
Columbia and Eighth. High-class
moving pictures, illustrated songs.
Program changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
LAND REGISTRY ACT.
Take notice that an application has
been made to register F. McCleery as
the owner in f__ simple, under a
tax sale deed from the mayor and
treasurer of the city of New Westminster, to F. McCleery, bearing date th.;
9th day of January, A. D., 1904, of all
and singular that certain parcel or
tract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the City of New
Westminster, ln the Province of British Columbia, more particularly known
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS.
Any available Dominion Lands with-
in the railway belt tn British Columbia, may he homesteaded by any person who is the sole bend of a family
or any mule over IS years of age, to
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For Time Tables. Folders, or any
further Information call on or write
P. W. PARKER.
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ELMER BEARD,
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Cheap Lots \
NEAR TENTH STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE. FULL SIZE
LOT. $375. GOOD TERMS.
SEVENTH AVENUE AND SIXTH STREET. NICE LOT $450.
CORNER SEVENTH AVENUE AND SIXTH STREET. $550.
REASONABLE TERMS.
Dominion Trust Co.
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MONEY TO LOAN
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VICTORIA WOMEN FORM
LADIES' CANADIAN CLUB
Victoria, Juno 'Ml.���A Woman's Canadian olnib was formed at a largely
attended meeting held In the tOmr
press hotel. Mrs. Fltzglbbon presided
and about loo ladies wore present
A. E. McPhillips, K. 0., pr.-sident of
the Canadian club, addressed the gathering
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. c H. Barnard; first
vice-president, Mrs. f. ii. Pemberton;
second vlce-preeident, Mrs. Henry
Craft; secretary, Mrs. C. E. Wilson;
assistant secretary, .Miss Looming;
literary correspondent', Miss Gertrild-
McKay; treasurer Mrs. Arthur Robertson; committee, Mrs. Fltzglbbon.
Mrs. Richard McBride, Mrs. Frank
EJ. Clarke, Mrs. Spofford, Mrs. Reid.
Miss Mara, Mr-. (Dr.) Walt and Mrs.
Lewis Hall. THURSDAY, JULV 1.
1909.
THE DAILY _.I_WS.
PAGE THREE.
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oi honor���Proficiency, Edward
v deportment, Ann ,. Chamb, is:
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THE DAILY NEWS
THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1909.
The Daily News
Published by The Daily News Publisu-
Ing Comi.any, Limited, at their offices,
Tlie Dni'.y News Block, corner of McKenzie and Victoria streets.
E. A. Paige Managing Director
THURSDAY. JULY 1. 1909.
ENGLAND REGAINS HER POISE
English opinion, n is reported,
looks upon iho meeting between Kaiser and Czar with equanimity. England now-a-days is not disinclined v.
look upon anything with equanimity
lhai her refusal lo shape n new scare
out of Mi,, periodical meeting between
the two Emperors, may he taken as- a
sign oi returning common-sense In
Albion.
li would have heen so easy to show
how thi- Interview in lh ��� Gulf of i'ln-
laiul wa* another staggering heart-
blow at the Empire; how William II .'s
���purpose wns to win Russia away from
hor friendly und.'islanding with Great
Britain: how Russia would be incited
to antagonize liritish interests in
l'l-rsia. and persuaded to join hands
with Japan against her present ally;
how iIn. dominion beyond the seas
would thus Ibe put to mortal peril as
a preparation for Armageddon in the
North Sea; now anything and everything elsf, a nation's panic fostered by
a yellow press can render conceivable, is bound to come.
But instead the English nation has
chosen to believe 'hat the imperial
Interview will actually assure ihe
peace of Europe. The ruin of the
Empire is perceptibly no nearer than
it was on the afternoon of the day before thp interview, though of course
it Is much more imminent than before
Lord Rosebery and Mr. Balfour delivered their speeches at the Imperial
Press Conference.
After all. It Is possible that Parliament will close and Englishmen
will enter the grouse season In a
fairly composed state of m'nd.
Throughout her present sharp attack of nerves, nothing has been more
strlklne than C!r��u Britain's omission
to find encouragement, in any reserves of moral strength she might
honestly claim to possess. She has
weighed her chances against Germany's in terms exclusively of reeking tube and Iron shard.
When men have predict.,'!) the dis-
rm>m!brrment of the Empire and the
desiruction of London hy a German
army corps, it seemingly has occurred to no on.* to inquire whether
the British Empire and the German
Empire do not embody certain diverse ideals, which might have some
Influence in throwing victory to one
sldp or the other. Moral issues, we
admit, have no interest for the experts who balance broadside against
broadBid,* and batalllon against Ibatal.
lion, and love to forecast the fate of
battles by the narrowest of arithmeli-
eni margins.
Yet it ls these same experts whn,
after the event, explain away their
��ad miscalculations by that de-P'sed
moral factor.
It was the superior moral weight or
the Japanese cause that, by common
confession, contributed as much as
anything lo the defeat of Russia.
lt may hav,* been the needle gun
and Moltke's genius that brought
about the downfall of France, but
Germany's moral right to make herself Into a unit o.i nation played a sufficiently important part. Men and
glins are nol everything if th.-y are
arrayed against the trend ot civilization and ih,. spirit of the ago.
When the British ftre eaters picture
Germany is pouncing upon the etn-
;>lre. nnd seizing il for herself, ii is
pertinent to ask whether Germany's
strength is such as to make her a
fit ruler of dependencies.
We may go further and ask If even
tha' fear of a great (lei-ntiinli- empire
in ail Europe, can be anything but
an empty fear. To exaggerate the
power of th,- German army la only to
Indicate the limitations of German
expansion. Prussian militarism may
be justified in ihe eyes of mosi Germans today by the unity, the prestige
anil lhe assurance of pence ii has
brought them. To the extent that
the Prussian army has worked Inward such ends, 11 has been n moral
agent. But 1'iussioii militarism will
not r-'inln i's effecllveness When il
Sets mil to conquer ami keep down
foreign nationalities,
By so much as the Prussian elamejii
In ih,. Hohenzollern dominions dwindles to a minority, il y bo much more
dlffle-.11 will it he v. iiv r' 111 a II"-
henzollei'n empire thai ������'��� ill be al the
sum.. Ume a greai hive ot Industry
and an armed camp.
English rule, with all thai can be
cit iii against li In India and Egypt,
sun carries with it the fundamental
principle or democracy. ,
England is still the mother ol par
llaments nnd th.- Inspiration (or op
pressed nationalities. Her -liiplr.
is mainly based on self government,
and even in India, where the problem
is ro Immensely difficult, the English
instinct for progress with prudence
is manifesting itself. Would it be
foolhardy in an English statesman to
d clare that until Germany hail thoroughly learned the lesson of democracy and ihe supremacy of the civil
over Uie military authority, the British Empire has. In the long run.
ni.tliing to fear?
It is bard to I magi n ��� Australia,
South Africa or our Dominion overrun by German troops.
But even If we imagine the con-
quesi aa effected, ii is quite Impossible to think oi Germany ruling these
colonies.
The spirit of German government
and administration must grow more
.supple and more modern ibefore the
war-lord <-nn look toward dolnation
over non-Germanic Europe, or dominions beyond the seas.
Nol all the moral weight is on tin'
si.!,, of Great Britain, The German
nation has discipline loyalty, labor-
iousness, enterprft, unit method,
British statesmen have conceded
tin Germans the palm for efficiency.
(lei-many has no such Internal sores
jus England's pauperism to weaken
her. Her laborers work harder and
(far_ worse than the E.iglisn, but
they have a greater assurance oi Im-
jmunity from starvation, or tue poor-
, house, in their old age.
We may enumerate -every fine quality that lias contributed to Germany's
[leading place among tne nations, and
j yet question whether expansion along
undemocratic lines can. go much farther than it has gone with her.
Funeral of Mrs Demming.
The funeral ot Mrs. Hemming, wit.
of R. W. Demming, of Ash street,
took place yesterday to the Odil Fellows' cemetery. The pall carers
were W. A. Pride. J. A. Darke, F. J.
Williams, E. Li Webber, ('.. Bern and
(! \V Jamieson. Flowers w ie received from Mrs. A. Coomach, Mr.
and Mrs. Pride, Mrs. Goran son, Mrs.
E Storm, Mr. and Mrs. Pierrot, Mr.
and Mrs. A. George. Fidelia Class, an 1
others. Rev. D. Long officiated, The
arrangements were in the hands of D.
Murchie.
Theologian in Libel Suit.
Montreal, June 211.���An incidental
action was entered this afternoon for
$i)000 by Rev. George C. Workman
against the Wesleyan Theological College for libel. This action follows that
taken by Dr. Workman against the
college, April 110. for $5,000 and is the
direct result of tlie plea entered by
the deSen.lunti, which th- iplaln,-fl
claims is a reiteration of 'he libel,
and for which he now seeks a sum
t-otal of .10.nnn.
A rEW BARGAINS
Two lots on Eighth street between Third and Fourth avenues; $800.00 and $7.0.00. Easy terms.
A full sized lot on the corner of Seventh ave. and Sixth st. for $650.00 cash This is a beau'iful lot.
A few lots on Fifth avenue for $450 each on easy terms.
Three lots in the West End for $175 each. Good location. This is a snap.
Properties for sale in all parts of th- city. See my list.
All kinds of documents drawn.
J. J. JOHNSTON
Dupont Block, Columbia street.
PHONE 169.
NOTICE.
I wish to notify my customers 'hn'
in order not to allow the POBt card
business to interfere with my studio
work���my postcards of the Minto cup
matches will be on sale only at -'rhe
Fair," and H Ryall's Drug store.
S .I. RITCHIE.
'GET THE HABIT"
Specials Friday
50c . }
White Wove Envelopes, pkg 5c ���
Butter Paper, ream
The Fair:
Lime Juice
25c a Bottle
AT
646 Columbia Street.
We buy'for cash and sell for the same
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PARIS POLICE ARREST
LARGE GANG OF COINERS
Paris, Jung 29.���M. Hamard's detectives have arrested a. gang of coiners In the Rue dv Henilomontant. in
February last *a blacksmith and a
clocksmith were arrested at St. Die
in the Vosges on a charge of utiei-
ing spurious five-franc! pieces, as a
large quantity of the same coins, supposed to have heen manufactured in-
Palis, .were in circulation at Meaux.
M. Hamard was informed, and the
chief of the criminal Investigation department instituted a search for the
coiners and ran them to earth.
Two men. 1 .osuper Pacqment and
j Sebastian Boldomero, were looked
'upon as respectable tradesmen by the
other tenants in the house in which
they resided. In their rooms was a
complete installation for making
counterfeit coins. The men were
taken to the lockup and two inspectors remained in the rooms. After the
lapse of a few hours there was a
knock at lhe door. Two men had
arrived for more ooins to put into
circulation. They were apprehend-
!ed. Eater on three women, supiioseil
to be the mistresses of the coiners,
were arrested. All the members of
th gang are known to be anarchists.
Find Out About It
Free Trip Prince Rupert and Skeena City and Return
Fare, meals and berth, everything included. Spend Dominion Day up North; return July 5. Finest week's outing in
the world. See the "New Westminster of the North/'
H.D.MOON & COMPANY
608 Marion Building, SEATTLE.
Enquire of McADAM & IRWIN, Columbia Street.
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Today's Shoe Prices at ��
JOHNS TONS
Men's Shoes
Men's American made shoes, tans,
patents and oxbloods; regular $.",.un
lines for
$3.00 A PAI*.
Men's oxblood lace and oxford
shoes, made with merry widow eyelets, B stylish young man's shoe; regular $5.-0;
TODAY'S PRICE, $4.25.
Men's white canvas shoos, made
(looily,ar welled; the kind that wont
Sipiellk,
$2.50 A PAIR.
M.-nV brown canvas shoes, comfortable and cool,
$1.50 A PAIR.
Ladies' Shoes
Ladies' tan button oxfords; a $3.50
shoe, only a few left at
$1.75 PAIR.
Ladies pink, blue and white .3.01)
canvas shoes for
$1.75 A PAIR.
Ladies black kid oxfords, with patent tips;
$1.75 A PAIR.
Ladii'.' elastic front house slippers,
95c A PAIR.
Ladies' regular $2.00 while canvas
oxfords, made wllh Cuban and com-
���nonsense heels,
$1.50 A PAIR.
Children's Shoes
Children's white canvas shoes from
60c TO $1.00.
Misses' $1.26 strap slippers sizes
11 to 2, for
85c A PAIR.
Children's barefoot sandals, all sizes; tht. very best made,
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 A PAIR.
Week Beginning
June 28.
High-Class Vaudeville and Moving Pictures.
BEARD & HERDY,
Human Knots.
TAMING A HUSBAND,
A comedy sketch by Carroll & Phillips.
AERIAL SERPENTINE DANCE
By Madame Novell!.
ED. MARLOWE,
That famous monologise
MADAME KAISER,
a Beautiful Contralto.
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday. Change of Program
Monday and Thursday. Lower Floor 25c,*, Balcony 20c
Gallery 15c.
Curtain rises at 2:15 and 8:15 P. M.
SEE US TODAY FOR YOUR NEXT PAIR OF SHOES
'S Big Shoe House, Ltd.
Sign of the Big Electric Boot New Westminster, B. C.
THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE IN B. C.
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HAWEIS
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WESTMINSTER, B. C.
S_^^3S_��HB^S3_>__)BEBSEe8-E_S3__����ia ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS THURSDAY. JULV 1, 1909.
THE DAILY NEWS.
PAGE FIVE.
T. H. Smith
THE
Cash St
ore
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STORE CLOSES DAILY AT 5 P. M.. EXCEPT SATURDAY.
Commencement of
FRIDAY MORNING WE COMMENCE OUR ANNUAL JULY SALE, A MORE IMPORTANT EVENT
THAN HAS BEEN HELD IN FORMER YEARS. ON ACCOUNT OF THE LARGE QUANTITY OF
MERCHANDISE (BOUGHTlN GREAT BRITAIN BY MR. SMITH), AND AT PRESENT ON THE WAY,
FOR WHICH WE MUST HAVE ROOM. WE INTEND TO MAKE A CLEARANCE OF EVERYTHING IN SUMMER GOODS, AND OUR STOCK IS HEAVIER THIS SEASON ON ACCOUNT OF THE
BACKWARD SPRING, WHICH MEANS BIGGER BARGAINS AND DEEPER PRICE CUTTING. ALL
SUMMER DRESS FABRICS WILL BE OFFERED AT PRICESTHAT WILL TELL THEIR OWN TALE;
NOT A MATTER OF WHAT PRICE WE CAN GET FOR THEM, BUT A MATTER OF EFFECTING
A SPEEDY CLEARANCE.
Watch the Smith ads. and windows for bargains.
Great savings in store for everybody.
DOUBLE WIDTH DRESS GOODS,
15c PER YARD.
Twenty-three pieces only In thla
lot, liglu inul lark colors, st.mpes.
heck, ami fancy mixtures, almost
everj imaginable ^hailing Just the
thing for children's dresses, July
B . Price per yard ��� . . 15c
AN EXTRA SPECIAL
AT 35c PER YARD.
lm wool taffeta cloth
with sell ��� r. . black, plain and
es, light and dark tweeds
and chevron-, Haney mlxtui-.->. etc
! ��������������� 10 to 54 Inches whl .
worth in 11-26 per yard. See tins
showing in our windows. July Bale
Price, per yard 35c
STRIPED AND CHECKED
LUSTRES, 25c PER YARD.
_ nice selection of bhese goods,
bright, lustrous finish in Ugki checks
and dark Btrlpeg. i-v>r the Jul- Sale
I"-: -n.l ... . .25c
LADIES' WHITE
WASH DRESSES, $2.50.
Nol often ynu gel a chance like
this anywh ie. but we mean business
this time, A dainty lot oi these
dresses, almost every size among
hem Regular value's to 16.00. July
Sale Price ���'--50
CHECKED GLASS CLOTH,
12c PER YARD.
In i,lv or red check, 21!, Iir, aad -'"
itH-hv wide, specially purchased for
this greai event. julv Sale Pric-.
|..-r yard '. 12 1-2c
HEMMED PILLOW CASES
$1 75 PER DOZEN
Good quality cotton, perfectlj free
I'mm dressing; all hemmed ready for
us.--, assorted sizes, .inly sale Price
per dozen , $1.75
CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES,
FOR 35c EACH.
Odds and ends, broken lines In
wash dresses, all the regular stock
values to 76c must go this Ume. July
Sale Price, each 35c
$1.50 FOR
LADIES' WHITE
WASH SKIRTS.
Only a limited quantity this time,
th��. balance of our stock of the..-
goods, in pique, drill, duck and linen;
n chance to Moure a serviceable start
at a verv moderate figure. Regular
values to $8.26 for ��V50
70-INCH TABLE DAMASK
35c PER YARD.
Four pieces unbleached tabling. In
pretty floral designs, a cloth that will
soon bleaah. Jul, Sale Price, per
yard 35c
HEAVY WEIGHT
HUCK TOWELS,
85c PER PAIR
Special purchase for this sale, suitably for hotels, clubs or hoarding
houses. Extra heavy quality all
hemmed, Julv Sale Price, per
yard 25c
FANCY
HONEYCOMB TOWELING.
10c PER YARD
IT.*, yards of roller toweling, honey-
comb with colored stripe; a toweling
with some body to It. Jul) Sale
price, per yard 1��c
HEMMED NAPKINS,
$125 PER DOZEN.
A timely amy of these table napkins
all ready for use, a. splendid quality.
positively a big snap at $1.50. July
Sale Price, per dozen $1.25
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL MAIL ORDERS. EARLY SHOPPING WILL PROVE VERY ADVAN-
TAGEOUS AT THIS GREAT BARGAIN OFFERING.
City News
thing f, : the garden at Tidy's
��� L84.
��� land r _ -��� rj -. ��� tor the cur-
onth a ti $2870.85, as
J2081 -. foi ii: i 1908.
:' I forgei v . , musica' in
its at -I ll To 1 tore, Burr
Stor- opi u ...... ni ig. ���
II T, Kirk will <��� confiin, d to the
house tor sum., days having had the
iiii-i- .tune to Injure in- knei In
I ' .
il copies ol I i ei mu il< f. r 25c
a fo Id's Music Stoi thl reek
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For reliable goods at reasonable prices see the
The Big Furniture Store
W. E. FALES
-1 Ignn nt for i'i wag made :������ ��� er-
d.. . idge Howay In the ac ion "i rr~- '
.1. Jackson, of Poi i 11 ine) aga . T
Annie L. Chase on a prouiissor. note BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
Furniture Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker
612-618 AGNES STREET, OPPOSITE LIBRARY. PHONE 176.
Adams & Deans
Smari waitress wanted at Kenny's
" his" "ii...,..,- judge noway -m lt vvi11 Pay vou to let us fill your orders.
ge Mlllan and William Deduit up
>,,,��� lrtal nt th.- nexl assizes on torn star(l1. - P*g>. for 15c Choice Seeded Raisins, 16 oz. pkgs
" ''���* "' lll"l! ;i!"1 arf>��n yesterday, Jam in glaSs bottles, per bottle ..15c on,-v 10c
1'"' flrst-class cul bowers and any \ew Potatoes 4 lbs for . -25c Rhubarb, 3 lbs. for 10c
kin ; of Floral work, telephone Ua, ie
("arnaiion I !i e mi
tins for 15c
Greenhouse, R208 " Premium Flour, per sack $1.90
Ttere were thirteen _reB th, lasi (Ti-is is a g00d 1,rea(1 Oour.) Tetleya Tea, 3 lb. tins for $1.00
month, and fifty-five for thi firs! >:x For a No . Ceyion Tea we recommend Braid's Best at 50c. Ask for
mouths oi the present year, a consld- a sampie.
erniile Increase upon previous similar
periods.
Just arrived, a carload of Robin
Hood Flour. Full assortment of B.ZeS,
24, 49, 98, now In stock. Hale Bros.
_ Co., Ltd.
The annual picnic of St. Barnabas
Church Sunday-school will be held tomorrow to Second Beach. EnglishIbpy.
The party will leave Fifth avenue at
_:2<l in the morning.
That light, delicious, wnoi.some
bread you so much enjoyed at your
friend's hous^ was made with Room
[Hood Flour. "
The ladies of St. Peter's church
gave a social in old of the church yes-
i terday evening. Th- affair Iwas
largely attended and proved a great
success.
Hurry, hurry, hurry, if you want to
| buy a piano at less than cost. Only
|three left at J. H. Todd's.
The steame Trader arrived in
'port from Todd inlet yesterday, having on board 600 sacks of cement for
Uilley Bros. While in port the Trader
coaled at the C. P. R. wharf
Thos^ wishing to secure Pianos at
less than wholesale price should
call at once at J. H. Todd's store, as
only a lew instruments are left and
these are going rapidly. **
John J. Banff-Id, of Vancouver, has
applied to tlie water commissioner for
a record of three cubic feet from a
CTeek running into the North Arm of
Burrard inlet, for use ��n lot 812 for
domestic purposes.
The pleasantest way io spend Saturday afternoon is to take a river trip
to Steveston and hack. The SS.
Transfer leaves Brackman-Ker's wharf
at 2 p.m. every Saturday, returning
sanie evening. Fare one dollar for
the round trip. ****
Tbe Junior Council of the local
lodge of tlie Royal Templars will take
an excursion to the Second Beach.
English bay, on Saturday of the present we.k. The cars will leave thl-
icity at 9:30 in the morning- Th,- officers ol the club look for a full attendance of the members of the council.
Lord Kitchener has decided not to
take the Canadian mute when return-
$50 Reward
i
The above reward will be paid by
j James Linn for the recovery of the
���body of his son. John Linn, who was
I dr. vnned near the mouth of Pitt rivjr
I or. June 26th, by falling from the
,launch Alice A.
JAMES LINN.
ADAMS & DEANS,ii!^S5!i^i2^^^
TELEPHONE 97.
COLUMBIA STREET.
ing to England from India on relinquishing his position as commander-
in-ohief and in consequence Col. Bird-
wood writes to the secretary of tlie
board of trade declining the invitation to lunch here.
Todd's great clearance sale of
planes will shortly close. Jump in
now and secure a bargain. **
City Schools Close
For Summer Holiday
(Centi-U-tf from Pag�� Three.)
Yesterday was th^ last day for 6e-
curing the rebate on provincial taxes,
and us a consequence the assessor's
office In the court house was kept
open until-late in t,he evening. Many
availed thems'-lves of the opportunity for securing the reduction of their
taxes.
Delta district expects in the near
future to have a pure water supply,
which it has been in greet need of for
years past. The municipal council is
now preparing a bylaw for the raising
of money by debentures to build a
12-inch main from the hydrani across
the entire Delta district, and to Serve
also the town of Ladner. The plans
the proposed waterworks have b_n
prepared by Colonel Tracy, C. _., of
Vancouver.
An excursion to Ladner will be held
under the auspices of the Rose of Columbia lodge on Saturday. July 10,
leaving New Westminster by S.S.
Transfer at 2 p.m., returning the same
evening. Tickets, adults, 75c; children, ;iOc; may be obtained of J.
Sehmerl, 215 Sixth street. P. B.
Brown, 17 Begble street: Bowell &
Oddy, Fifth avenue. Friends and
sisters cordially invited.
for drawing���Miss May
Premium
Elchinko.
LORD. KELVIN SCHOOL.
At the Lord Kelvin school yesterday morning the breaking up was
well attended, and included an exceptionally fine program. Carefully
trained, the pupils rendered successful choruses of "The Maple Leaf Forever," "Cheer, Boys, Cheer," and "The
Red, White and Blue."
Under the tuition of Miss Marshall,
who ,has a decided talent for training
children, several dialogues were most
successfully rendered.
I Perhaps the best feature ot the
morning's work was the excellent cornet solo of Master Harry Bond. Dis-
I>ensing with the time-honored har-
i nionium, the whole school was lead
in the part songs by Harry Bond on
the cornet.
I J. C. Loree, one of the trustees, addressed the pupils and expressed his
I pleasure of the splendid work of
I Principal Canfield, who, in such a
short time, had brought discipline to
bear in the large, new school.
| Mr. Canfield, in addressing the
scholars and parents, laid particular
emphasis on the loyal help of his
staff without which the fine results
they had to show could not have been
accomplished.
FIRST SERMON SUNDAY.
New Incumber t- .v vet Church DiiJ
This Week.
Rev. T. F. Baker, uow of Penticton,
B. C. wbo has been appoint d minister to the Olivet Baptist church will
arrive In the city in the course of the
next few days.
The exact of Mr. Baker's arrival is
not known, but __.,, has notified bis
oongregatipn that he will deliver his
first sermon on the morning of the
coming Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Baker is a Nova Scotian
and a graduate of Acadia university.
Lever Brothers, Toronto, wtTl send you
free a cake of thtu'r. famous Plan toi
toilet ..ap, if voti fnention this paper.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
���IN���
HE DAILY
NEWS
Weitminster't Horn, Paper.
Lime Juice
25c Bottle; $i.:,ii Gallon
Lemonade
_.",<��� Tin.
Cattle Wash
$l.ii(l nallon.
Moth Bags
Moth Camphor
Imperial Disinfect-
. Thecheapes. and best
ant for all purposes.
Bathing Caps
Water Wings
Spectacles
TiOc and up.
CURTIS'
DRUG STORE
NEW WESTMINSTER
Live Stock Insurance
Live stock insurance has fast become recognized as one of the
best kinds of insurance in existence, and an ever-increasing number
of stock owners are protecting themselves against tjie serious losses
which they have had to suffer in the past. I represent the only
strong, reliable Canadian company carrying this class of insurance,
and as they do not handlj any nsurance but live stock they are able
to fulfil their obligations to the greatest satisfaction, and every
legitimate loss which has occu red on any of the company's policies
since they started business, ha been promptly paid, cheques usually
being forwarded within a day o two, and the following letter is an
instance:
New Westminster. June 21!, 1909.
A. W. McLeod, Agent British American Live Stock Ass'.n
Ltd.. New Westminster, B. 0.
Dear Sir,���I beg to thank you and your company for
the prompt settlement made for the loss of my mare
"Nell," for although my claim form wus only completed
yesterday I have already received cheque for $2Ui'.0ii in
full payment. Yours sincerely,
(SgdV: .1. A. Q-IBS0N.
You may be the next to lose some v_ uable stock, enquire for particulars.
ALFRED W. McLEODl
INSURANCE BROKER,
657 COLUMBIA STREET.
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PHONE 61
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THE DAILY vr'Vs
THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1909.
Talk With F. J. Hart & Co.
LIMITED.
Official Agents of The Western Home and Improvement
Company, Ltd.,
ABOUT APPLE LAND
The NEW TOWNSITE AND FRUIT DISTRICT along the line of the B. C.
Electric Chilliwack Line and V. V. and __. Cloverdale to Suinas Railway.
LONDON DETECTIVES TO
PROTECT RUSSIAN CZAR
Feared That Attempt Will Be Made
on His Life During His Visit
*o England.
A
Sealed lenders addressed to the undersigned and endorsed "Tenders for
Tost OUice and Customs Fittings at
Lailysmtih, B. C, Public Building/'
will be received until _-.;;u p.m, on
Monday, June 21, 1909, for the work
mentioned. Tenders will not be considered unless made upon and in accordance with the conditions contained in forms furnished 'hy Department.
Plans and specitications may be
seen on application to Mr. Robert
Bell, Caretaker, Public Building, Lady-
smi'tli, B. C, and at the Department
of Public Works, Ottawa.
By order,
NAPOLEON TESS1ER,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works, Ottawa, May 27, 19(_.
Pretty Parasols
A FEW MORE OF THE
15c
SIZE JUST ARRIVED.
AT
MOREY'S
BOOKSTORE.
665 Columbia street.
Crystal Theater
ANIMATED PICTURES AND ILLUSTRATED SONGS OF THE VERY
HIGHEST CLASS.
PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. SPE
CIAL MATINEE EACH DAY 2:30.
EVENING PERFORMANCE 7:30
Admission���Children 5c, adults 10c-
J. M. COMPTOM, Manager
NEW WELLINGTON
COAL
PENNSYLVANIA SMITHY COAL
BANFF ANTHRACITE COAL
JOSEPH MAYERS
Successor to
Msyers & Preston
Offlc*, Front 8t., Foot of Sixth.
P. O. Box 345. Phons 105.
Hotel Butler Annex
Fourth Avenue and Marion Street
SEATTLE
SATES:
Room $1 p.r day up.
Room and board $2.50 per day up.
F-oom with bath $2.50 per day up.
Room with bath and board $4 per day.
All outside rooms, with hot and cold
water steam heat, long distance telephone. !3us meets all trains and boats
CARLETON GILBERT, MgT.
London, June :;o.���The bead officials
of Scotland Yard make no secret Ol I
th|_. fact that they regard tire visit ot I
the czar to this country with greater I
anxiety than that, of any other Buno-
jp&an Boverign. The must extraordinary precautions have been ordered for
I liis majesty's safety, while he is here,
iand tins throws a great amount ol'
.work upon the heads Of the detective,
'staff. While the Russian yacht is Off
|Cowes ir will be Impossible tor any
unauthorized person to get anywhere I
Ineair it, and torpedo destroyers and
other small craft will be employed to
keep guard. The large anarchist col- j
ony of Russians in London, which has I
migrated from the Boho district to
Totoenham, win he kepi under very
careful supervision. Already sum,, i"
detectives have been told off to keep
a careful eye upon certain Buspioous
characters and their movements
Protest Against Visit.
London, June HO.���The members of
the Labor party in the House of Commons have issued a manifest, protesting against the approaching visit
of the c_ar to King Edward The
manifesto disavows the h-ast enmity
I to the people of Russia, and declares
I that the Russian administration has
..become blacker and bloodier the lasi
I two or three yeans, and citing tiguires
lof imprisonments and executions .x-
| claims: 'Did Abdul Hamid ever do
worse?'"
EVAPORATED CREAM
Nature's food for the weak as well as for the
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It is also the best food
mothers. It is better than
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For many purposes it is vastly
It is made on scientific principles,
will keep forever, and is always pure. It
never curdles. You take no chances
when you use St. Charles Cream.
Handsome booklet of valuable information to
mothers ami nurses sent FREE upon application.
Sold by 'Best Grocers EtJeryUihere.
ST. CHARLES CONDENSING COMPANY,
purpose-
superior.
Ingtraoll. Ont.
Putlic Market
Market Clerk D, E. Mackenzie
Open 8 a. m, to 6 p.m. Fridays 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Pkone 138
FRIDAY SPECIALS
Seeing is Believing
Healthy Home-Grown Fruit Trees
for sale at City Market by
PRASER VALLEY NURSERIES, Ltd.
Keen's Stall
for
BEDDING PLANTS
VEGETABLES, HERBS.
D
avies
&s
on
Cut flowers, Vegetable plants
and Bedding Plants.
Monk's Stall
for
Fish and Came
The Weekly News
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THE NOSLE LORD KICKS
A WAITER DOWNSTAIRS
London, June 30.���Lord lirooke, eldest son and heir of Uhe Earl and
Countess of Warwick, must appear
ais defendant in bha Westminster police coinrt. A summon.-, against ms
lordship was grauted yesterday on
complaint of his butler. Lord Brooke
returned home tipsy m' 11 o'clock on
Thursday night, the sutler said m
asking for a warrant. Without the
slightest provocation he abused, then
attacked the butler, badly blackened
his eye and knocked bim down a
flight of stairs.
"His lordship seemed to think he
was fighting in Africa again,' tne
butler complained. ln the morning,
to continue the wounded servitor -
story in court, Lord Brooke explained
to him that lie hod received a letter
that night which slightly ruffled his
tempar, and offer.,d a verbal apology
and a cash salve for the black eye.
"But 1 want redress," saJd the butler,
demanding the summons. I've been
ln his hardship's service only about a
fortnight, and this ts tlu> second time
his lordship has knock-1 m. down.
It s too much of a good thing."
Easter-brook Milling Company,
Eburne, B. C.
FLOUR! FLOUR !
IMPERIAL $7.25 per Bbl-
HUNGARIAN JEWEL. .$6.75 per Bbl.
TERMINAL $5.25 per Bbl.
HINDOO FLOUR $4.50 per Bbl.
McQuarrie & Co..
FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS.
. RONT STREET.
New Westminster.
Telephone >3S.
FOR SALE
Seven-roomed house, modern improvements, and six lots in orchard, between Pine and Third
streets, facing Fourth avenue.
Price $8000, half cash, balance
terms. Apply McQuarrie & Co.,
Front Street.
English Watchmaker
Gold Watches for Ladles from $12.. &
up.
Silver Watches, gents' open fac.
��6.00.
8llver Watches, gents' open case
97.50 up.
Agent for Walthsm and Elgin
watches.
Watch repairing a specialty.
F. CRAKE
Tv�� door* ham Gee. Adam*. Grocer
For Sale
Logging donkey engines,
latest improved patent,
by E. J. Fader, New
Westminster. Can take
a log off the peak of a
mountain and land it
without injury. This machine works with endless
cable without coiling on
the drum, requires no
haulback, always on a
straight pull. Drums can
be attached to any donkey engine in use.
For further particulars
apply to E. J. FADER, or
Schaake Machine Works
MANUFACTURERS.
NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS
Bullet Was Too Real.
Los Angeles, Cai., June ��'>������- Uy-
slclan- at the receiving hospital announced today that Jack Vernon, uie
Grand theatre actor, who was shot
during the performance of a melodrama, on Saturday night, win recover from his Injuries, '.hid presence of
a bullet in the supposst-d blank cartridge remains unexplained.
The shot, which struck Veruon >n
the ripht hand and ploughed its way
to hig shoulder, was fipetl from across
the stage, and narrowly misted the
beads of several thesipians who w ire
on the board during the scene.
MUTTON, VEAl, PORK
Fresh Pork Sausage, dally. t
Best of Fsrmer's Pork.
PACIFIC
Meat Market
Phone 192
McMENEMY I ANDERSON Columbia St.
Nice and Healthy There.
Chicago, Jun. 30.���Hundreds ot persons suffering with leprosy are allowed to wander unrestricted through
tiie island of Cuba, according to a
soatement Just Issued by Dr. Mat bias
Duquo, secretary of health und chiu-
ities of the Island. The statement
was given out in Chicago by L VaiUn
Cuban consul in Chicago. It tells of
the phenomenal success o| the Qhb8_
government in suppressing the disease of yellow fever, malaria and iihe
like, -imili.ir steps arc to bo taken
at once for the suppression of leprosy
and tuberculosis,
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
��� IN ���
THE DAILY NIVS
ROBIN HOOD FLOUR
And see that you get it.
ANOTHER CARLOAD JU ST ARRIVED.
For Wheat, Barley, Oats, Chops, Chicken Feed, Bran, Shorts, Hay,
etc., ask us. We will see that you get It promptly.
HALE BROS. & CO. _
Phone 335.
TD.
186 COLUMBIA STREET. p. o. Drawe. 100.
P. Burns & Co., Ltd.
announce that they havejtaken over the
business of
THE REICHENBACH COMPANY, LTD.
on Columbia Street, and solicit the continued patronage of all customers.
P. BURNS & CO., LTD.]
Wholesale and Retail Butchers,
C. E. TRAVES, Local Manager.
COLUMBIA 8TREET. PHONE 101. ������,. JULY 1, 19��9-
thUrsoay. jui-t
1 i- 1. AILY NEWS.
PAGE SEVEN.
A
Good Thing is Sara to be Appreciated
COWAN'S
PERFECTION
COCOA
PASTOR GETS EVIDENCE
AliAINST SEATTLE SALOONS
(Mapls Leaf
Label)
i- favor every day. Our oatput lB��t year was double the
h ea,nm . '�� ���*��\he most healthful and nutritious of beverages.
,in_
THE COWAN CO.. Ltd.
TORONTO
COLONIZATION ON AN
ENTIRELY NEW SYSTEM
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Electric Railway Service j
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City Lme: Cars leave tram ���
office on the hour, twenty min- 2
Utei after, and forty minutes *
after, commencing at 0:2b a m
Sapperton Lme: Curs leave
at ten minutes alter ihe hour,
half past and fifty minutes after
the hour, commencing at 0:30
a m.
Sunday service half-hourly between 8.30 a. rn. and 11. p. tn.
Interurban
Line.
c
Vancouvi
r and
way
, . villi run
i every
half
m 5:50
a. in.
La-it
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'ancouver at
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leave the depot every
i Inutes for both Sap
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British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Ltd
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Under Authority of Ministerial Fed-
eratlon He Visits Hotels and Gath.
ers Incriminating Testimony.
Seattle, Wasi:-. June ;
rlty of the Mini I I ra
Bi attle It ��� iii Ward,
of the Mi tho i it Protestant
it as head ,._
ii.'oo Ot foil.- pa&tors lias been
.- th,- uptown erl . .. I ca_. _
i collect i il -vi i : secur-
, i the names ol v, li a, . \ will
��� ii,. aii the i that
come under th i. i Ion
Oth r places wlll bi .. . 1 and the
algn carrie 1 into prai ticaily
i .ni> cale in the ci ��� ��hi -. Iquor
"i-i io girls and young -
lu bl perm in on 'I v - i irds
of Vouth" last Sun,lay, Rev. v. ] I -
terred to the sights be said hi and
t-ho in. - ol the commit! wil
uess..| while iiii their tour ol Investigation All members of ;rti committee say th y are prepare 1 to I
��� ,,..,.,i upon
'I he ministerial i- deration, ,,: whlcb
Mi Ward is president, n presents the
affiliated orthodox churches ol the1
cltj
Mr. Ward said In bis Bermon that'
the committi-,. was actuated bj a de-
sir to Bave ..io,, girls and working
girls, many o_ whom he said the com-
mlttee saw In the uptown grllla In
such an advanced state of intoxication that they wer- carried out by
their young escorts, pliable and helpless. The restricted district was only
an incident'.] pha.s,- of his discourse.
Corrpany is Formed to Bring Hoi
landers to Northwest on Novel
Conditions.
iry, Alta June '���- A com-
1 viiii. or. u zed here to form
a of H ... -! its mod
o o lm.- i- unique.
aci of land will . rchased
ii Bow river valley and - i Hoi-
wlll be settled on
after I - ��� ng ha | thei] lareB
paid on lrom Holland. Kaeh family
Will .��� Sllpjil . ,i ... I ,|| llolSl'S ��� ���
ents, buildings, and all tne
oih. r requisites ol a. Ideal
farm
For '��� 'i years the head ol each family will be employed .- thi company
al currenl wages, while the produce
0 the rann will be sold for the i>--uel'it
01 the company, Bach settler will be
required uo cultivate 1 lu acres of nis
quarter Bection and tbe remaining 20 Vancouver, H
acres tne maj i vote to bis own use
and In this way it is anticipated hi
will be abl. io save his entire wages
WE ARE READY TO SHCW
you how it is cheaper to buy our
high-class building materials
than It is to purchase the poorer kind. We can point to
buildings bui!t with our materials that never need repairs.
We can point, to sum,, others
that need repairs all the time.
But Ihey were not built of our
materials. See where real
cheapness lies?
GILLEY BROS., Ltd.
[Form No. 9.]
LAND ACT.
[Form N'o. 9.]
LAND ACT.
Form of Notice.
District of Coast Range One.
Form of Notice.
District Of Ooasl Range One.
Take notice that O li. Anderson, ol Take notice that James Watson, ot
C occupation, jeweler. Vancouver, ii. C, occupation, 1.inner,
intends to apply tor permission i<> Intends to apply tor permission to pur-
nurcbase the following des...ind chase the following described lands:
|.U1(... Commencing at a post planted on
A, the expiration of the ten years! Commencing at a post planted in a the^orU^et shore of Owlttsg.
the sv-iM- has the option ot purchaa small bay on north * bore ol Ben-y is- ^^^SL^fSSlS
tagthe tarn, and buildings at thei. ^. dated ^ft^J^^ more or less.
The I loll.ui,Ier- ar,. expert lace, linen, cheese and butter makers, and ll
is expected B number of these industries will start up in connection Wl _
ih,. colony.
1100 acres more or less.
OLE BENJAMIN ANDERSON,
Per S. H. FORD, Agent.
Dated June 4th, 1909.
JAMES WAT--...,
Per S. H. FORD, Agent.
Dated June 6th, 1909.
FARM HAND FALLS HEIR
TO ENGLISH BARONETCY
[Form No, 9.]
LAND ACT.
[Form No. 9.]
LAND ACT.
^������������������������������������������������������������������������. ������������������������������������������������������������������������ | <*Tke Milwaukee"
1 Summer Reading j
������Thr Pioneer Limited," St. Paul to
Winnipeg, June 30.���Joseph Brough,
a young Englishman working as a
farm hand at! Alexander, Manitoba,
has fallen heir to a baronetcy in
Eugland and also an estate valued at intends to apply for permission to pur-
��75.000. Baron Chittan, for such is cuase t_je following described lands
Form of Notice.
District of Coast Range One,
Take notice that Dora Anderson, of _t^\; appl. fo."^SaStShts to pur
\ ancouver,, B. C, oceupation, lady, fthaSf> fhm toUowllllr de.scrihed lands:
Form of Notice.
District of Coast Range One.
Take notice that Bergeta Anderson,
of Vancouver, B. C. occupation, lady,
:
:
All the latest Books in stock, and a new shipment
of the Seaside Library and English 6d Novels
New Copyright Fiction $1.25 and .1-50
Popular Cosyrights, Cloth-bound 75
Popular Copyrights, Paper bound 35c
Engli.h 6d. Novels 20e, 3 for 50c
Seaside Library 15c, 2 for 25c
his name, reaves sJiortly for the Old
Country to claim his fortune. Solicitors of the family have written Brough
Chicago, "Short Line," Omaha to|aarj have sent him sufficient' money to
Chicago, "South West Limited" I travel home in a style befitting his
Kansas City to Chicago.
I new position.
j TODHUNTER & BURR
t Booksellers, Stationers, Newsdealers
��� Successor, to J. J. MACKAY1 Sl CO.
��������+��.��.��...
.No trains in the service on any
railroad in tbe world that equal ln
Equipment tbat of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. They
own and operate their own sleeping
and dining oars on all their trains and
give their patrons an excellence ut
service not -obtainable elsewhere.
H. S. ROWE, General Agent.
134 Third St., cor. AId��r Poland, Or
M_^_M_M-_-_a-M-M-W-_��_^��-M_-W��B>--l-M_-_B_i
MAKE YOUR APKcAl to the public
through the columni of THE DAILY
NEWS. The Morning Paper.
Has "ROBIN HOOD'��� the Flour that is Different-
been used in your home yet? You should start now.
Don't put off trying this wonderful new flour.
Bargain Sale
CHILDREN'S AND LADIES'
Hats and Mil'
i linery
THE LATEST STYLES ALL GOING
AT A REDUCED PRICE.
Commencing at a post planted on
the north shore of KlaoUsis island, a
small island south of Turner island.
Date,, .,une 6th 1909. Applying for ���g"- ��� "^^VieTs
the whole island, 40 acres more or ��� ��
chase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted in
the bay at northwest corner of Maud
island, the largest island ln the Indian group. Dated June 6th, 196W.
Applying for the whole island, con-
less. ^
DORA ANDERSON,
Per S. H. FORD, Agent-
Dated June 6th, 1909.
[Form No. 9.]
LAND ACT.
BERGETA AN_t_RSON,
Pea: S. H. FORD, Agent.
Dated June 6th, 1909.
[Form No. 9.]
LAND ACT.
Connor and McQuarrie
261 COLUMBIA 8TREET.
Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
The define' is
your hus-
a nappu-r
Every woman Is proud of her cooking sue. eM**
band tHls you that tbe nread or the pastry "Ib simply
daj ihau usual for you. Haven't you found -t so?
Now, to get the best success In Jour baking you must u.e the best flour.
There is a great rsrle-y in hour, far greater than most women think. There
In difference In wh**t, dlnVrenc.. In machinery, difference ln metho! and in
knowledge of milling. This all results in difference ln the flour, tn. tinai
product.
"ROBIN HOOD" Flour ttm+9 mos -tir-ly how groat a dlfforeuo�� there
can be between the best flour a_d poorer flours. It la made of the oest
Saskatchewan wheat. Our equipment is the newest and most modern in
Canada Our experience In flour making ls such that we know how to
avoid the mistakes and take advantage of the best improvements in Due
milling industry.
"ROBIN HOOD" Flour has dellglitod all who have used It in Canada.
For one thing it absorb* more moisture titan other flours. Don't forget
this when preparing your dough. Tlie loaf made from "ROBIN HOOD"
Flour Is light, fliik.-y, beautifully sweet, and most nutritious. It is the finest
loaf your husband, your children or you yourself can eat.
More than that "ROBIN HOOU" Flour Is sold under a positive guarantee, lf by any chance you are dissatisfied after you have baked twice
with It, your grocer ls authorised to refund your money. Could we show
gre&ted oonftedencs in "ROBIN HOOD" Flour?
Give "ROBIN HOOD" Flour a lair trial and ilont forget to nol,. tn.-
��� tT.'i't of adding more water than you use with other Hours
ROBIN HOOD" flour is the flour that is making
a sensation in western Canada. AH over the west it
is being talked about. The question neighbors are
asking today is: "Are you using that new ROBIN
HOOD FLOUR?"
The Saskatchewan
Flour Mills Company, Ltd.
MOOSE JAW, SASK.
I
British Columbia Coast Line
Service.
TIME TABLE
VANCOUVER VlCTOHIA SEATTLE
ROUTE.
��� S.S Pri-_<i6��- Victoria leaves Vancouver 11 p.m.', ��tttnt direct to Seattle dailv except We'__M_*y.
S.S. Charmer leaves f��ncouver l
p.m., daily for Victoria.
SS. Princess Charlotte leave,' Vsn-j
couver, 10 am. daily, except Frraly.
or Victoria.
Form of Notice.
District of Coast Range One.
Take notice t_at Frank Jacotwon,
of Vancouver, B. C, occupation, farmer, intends to apply for permlssloB
to purchase the following describe*
Form of Notice.
District of Coast Range One.
Take notice that John Olsen, of
Vancouver, B. C, occupation, farmer,
intends to apply for permission to .
purchase the following .escribed aIVas- __.,____._
_Jjl^a. Commencing at a post planted la
Commencing at a post planted in * "^l ^ ��\n0rth_ ?"%�� **_!?
hay at northwest corner of Davies ls'�����- . D^ J��ne **, ������� ,*>
��� . plying for the whole island, containing 80 acres more or less.
FRANK JACOBSON,
Par S. H. FORD, Agent.
Dated June -th, 1909.
Island. Dated June 6th, 1909. Applying for the whole Island, containing 200 acres more or less.
IOH>* OLSEN,
Per S. H. F.0RD, Agent.
Dated June, ��*, 1909.
[Form NO. ..]
CANQ A6T,
[Form No. 9.] ^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^
LAND ACT. * 1_> _ i��J
Form of Notice.
Form of Notice, i District of Coast Range One.
District of Coast Range One. | Take notice that Adolph O. John-
Take notice that Ralph Jacobson, son, of Vancouver, B. C-, ?C���J�����.U'
of Vancouver, B. C, occupation, far- farmer, intends to apply for perm"��-
mer Intends to apply for permission sion to purchase the following ae-
to purchase the following described gcrUwd lands:
'���/.. ��� ; Commencing at a post planted on
Commencing at a post planted ott the nonh shore of Crib Island. Date*
the southeast shore in a small bay on June 6th. 1909. Applying for ��e
Compton island. Dated June 4th, .whole island, containing 90 acres
1909. Applying for the whole island, more or ��** lOHNSON ~*��
containing 80 acres more or less. ADOLPH O. JOHNSON.
^^ Per S. H. FORD, Agent-
WESTMINSTER-VICTORIA ROUTE
S.S. Trader will leave Victoria for
New "Westminster ev_ry Tuesday.
Leaves New Westminster on VKed
nesday.
WEST COAST ROUTE.
S.S. Tees.
Leaves Victoria 11 p.m. 1st and 14th
e-ach month for Quatsino and way
ports; twentieth of each month for
Ahcuset, Quatsino, Cape Scott and
way ports.
VANCOUVER NANAIMO ROUTE.
S.S. Joan.
Leave Vancouver 2 p.m. dally, except Sunday. Leaves Nanaimo at 7
a.m.
ALASKA AOUTE.
PVl*_s8e Royal, i,..ave>, Vancouver
line 3."' and July 9.
Princess May leaves Vancouv-.r
June 18 mmi July 2.
RALPH JACOBSON,
Per S, H, FQRD, Agent.
__ted June Ith, IMlB.
_��� i > * ���_���____���_���
[Forni K'o. 9.]
tAND ACT.
rtW. Of Ndtice.
District of coittrt Range (he.
Take notice that Jacob JacobSOn,
of Vancouver, B. C, occupation, carpenter, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted on
the southwest shore of Mound island.
Dated, June 4th. 1909. Applying for
the whole island, containing 80 acres
more or less,
JACOB JACOBSON,
Per S. H. FORD, Agent.
Dated June 4th, 1909
Dated Ju_.e 6th, 1909,
You will find it to your advantage
to arrange your booking at this ofllce,
whether you intend to travel or sending for your friends.
Sailing From Quebec.
Empress of Ireland July 2
Empress of Britain July 16
For other dates and particulars ap-
NORTHttRN B. C. ROUT_. jpurcluise the
Princess BeatltOa leaves Vancouver .lands:
June i'i and July 3. I Commencing
[Form No 9.)
LAND ACT.
Forni of Notice.
ln'_ I riot Of Coast Range One.
Take notice nhAt Alben Hunt, ot
Vancouver It. C, occupation farmer.
Intends to apply for permission to
following
iply to
E. GOULET,
C. P. R. Agent.
Ik
FIRE ALARM BOXES.
a
described |
B.C. COAST MAIL SERVICE.
SS. Queen City lertves Vancouver
June 14 and 27, and ewry two weeks
thereafter,
FRASER RIVEW.
S.S. Beaver.
From New Westminster Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m:
From Chilliwack Tuesday, Th<#-d-y
and Saturday at 7 a.m.
For reservations and Information
call or uddreSu
ED. GOULKT,
Agent, New Westminster
C. B. FOSTER,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent. Vancouver.
J. W. TROUP,
General Superintend-nt victoria.
MAKE YOUR APPEAL to the public
through the columns of THE DAILY
NEWS. The Morning Paper.
^^^^^^^^^ it a lxist planted in
hay on north shore of __e_s Island,
one of the Anderson group. Hated
June 8th, 1909, Applying tor the
whole Island, containing 160 acres
moiv or less.
ALBERT HUNT,
Pe. S. H. FORD, Agent.
Dated June 6th, 1909.
[Form No. 9.]
LAND ACT.
Form of Notice.
District of Ooast Range One.
Take notice that John Johnson, of
Vancouver, B. C, occupation, salesman, Intends to apply for permission
to purchase the following described
lafids:
Commencing at a posl planted on
the north shore of John island, an island between Kees Island and Davies
island. Dated, June 6th, 1909. Applying for the whole Island, containing 60 acres mow or less.
JOHN JOHNSON,
Par S. H. FORD, Agent.
Dated June 0th; 1909,
5���Asylum. |
li���Royal City Mills.
7���Carnarvon and Tenth,
8���Royal Avenue and Eighth.
9���Fifth Avenue aud Twelfth.
12���St. Mary's Hospital.
13���Second and Park Row.
14���Columbia and Dufferin.
15���Sapperton.
16���Royal Columbian hospital.
23���Queen's Avenue and Sixth.
24���Third Avenue and Second.
25���Fifth Avenue and Fourth.
26���Fifth Avenue and Eighth.
27���Third Avenue and Tenth.
32���Agnes and Sixth.
34���Schaake'Machine Works.,
35���Columbia and McKenzie.
36���C. P. R. Station.
42���Small & Bticklin Mills.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1909.
Something
Special
Our ad. simply
means this, that
we have just received a carload of
Purity
Flour
and to introduce it
to you we are offering it at, per
sack,
$1.90
The name explains
exactly what the
Flour is in every
respect. Give it a
try, and get it at
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ARE HEADQUARTERS
FOR
LINEUP CHANGED |
FOR TODAY'S GAME
I CAMPERS' SUPPLIES!
OUR STOCK CF
STOVES. ETC. IS COMPLETE.
NOW IS THE PROPER TIME
TO PREPARE.
Neither Punk Wintemute
Nor Jack Bryson Will Play
in Vancouver.
X Anderson & Lusby ���
COLUMBIA STREET.
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Neither Wlntemute nor Bryson wiii
play in the exhibition game in Vancouver today. Bryaon is at present
in bed, Buffering from the effects or
^ .over-exertion in the Tecumseb game,
��� while Wlntemute also was too liiucu
4 done out in Tuesday's match to he
it io take the held today.
The places of the two absent play-
rs will be taken bj C. Latham and
Grumpy Spring, and the team wlll
line up as follows:
ilruy, goal; lialln'aiili. point; T.
Gifford, cover pulnt; ,1. Giftoi'U, first
defence; U Rennle, second defeuce;
T. Rennle, third defence; W. Tumuli, centre: C. Spring, third home;
C. LiUham, second home; A. Turn- '.
bull, tii-. In.me; L. Turnbull, outside,
and G. Spring, inside borne,
The lineup was decided upon al a ,
meeting of the management oi the j
club held yesterday afternoon. It
will be noted that although-Doughey
Spring and Bill Tui'nliull are both
playing, Turnbull is retained at een
in- where he played on Tuesday, ami
Spring ai third hom,-. Turnbull
made good on Tuesday, and i.i the
event of Pat Feeney's being iiuable
lo take lht. lield aga'n this year, il is
proijable Unit Uill wlll be kepi permanently in -his new position.
Latham has not been on the field
now for some time. He has, .however, been turning out regularly with
of the team, and is in good shape.
Grumpy Spring at inside home will
have a hard place. ln Saturday's
game, .however he demonstrated his
J. H. TODD'S
Big Music House
COLUMBIA STREET.
PUBLIC SUPPLY STORES
ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK.
Don't forget J. H. Todd
musical instruments continues all this
week. The store will be open every
���..veiling. Those wanting musical
Instruments at great bargains do not j ability to give as good as lie received
fail to attend this sale. |l'rom players twice his own size, and
|there are no doubts as to _s being
|able to hold down his new job-
j With the exception of ihe two men
(who are .'aid off, the team is feeling
in surprisingly good shape after Tuesday's game, and feel confident that
I they can more than hold their own
,against Vancouver.
j The players admit that ihey arc
stiff, and "on that account expect that
Ithe first will be for them the worst
pf the four quarters.
"\Y. -��hau't get limbered up until
I lhe end of the first quarter,' said one
lot the players yesterday, "bin once
we get going 1 think that we can hold
!Vancouver all right."
Only the fact that the men are in
perfect shape enaules t'l^1" '�� ue 'n
I condition lor today's gam., after two
; matches like those of Saturday and
i Tuesday.
The officials for today are President
I Lynch of the Westminster club, referee, with Matt Barr of Vancouver
I judge of play.
The team will gather in Vancouver
at the Commercial hotel, where they
I are requested to put hi an appearance
I not later than 2 o'clock. They limy
jlsecure their tickets at Ryall's drug
stofe, at any time after 10 in ihe
i merning.
The game will start at three o'clock
;and wiii be preceded by a match he-
! tween the Vancouver and Vicoria ju-
|niors. tl will be played at Recreation park.
Imperial
Chocolates
ARE FINE. TRY THEM. A
GOOD STOCK FOR SALE BY
T. A. MUIR
& CO.
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGGISTS.
Ellard Block, New Westminster
GEO. ADAMS, Prop.
i
Edison Theatre
Animated Pictures and Illustrated
Songs.
BOWLING
1 THE LATEST HITS OF THE
| SEASON. ���., ���,_,_..
lhe results ol uie games between
Jones and Daj and Purdj nnd W'inte-
Program changed Monday, \\ ea- unite were as tollows:
ini .day and Friday. Special matinee j 1. 2. II. Tot.
for ladies and children Saturdays at Day 91 77 87 256
12:30 p. m. Jones 75 71 7- 218
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Totals.
Purdy ..
Wintemute
,166 lis 158 47!
1. 2. 3. Tot,
, 7s si 83 -1-
,.68 79 84 -Hi
LADIES:
Vi'e have a large and up-to-date assortment of girls' and miss
es' di* ssea in size- up to 16 years. Prices from 75c Up.
Ladies blouses ranging up to $3.65 to clear at, each'
Totals lit; 160 167 47:;
This Is the closest game so far ta
the league, Veing a ti,- game. An
extra frame was rolled resulting In 8
win for .lones and Day by on,, pin.
The July schedule will be published
In .Monday morning's paper.
95c
I . BURNS & CO.
THE WHITE MOUSE
From this dal.- our drivers leave
cast and west, lirsi trip ut S;;l(i u.ui..
anil second trip al 10:30 a.m. sharp.
All orders placed before these hours
will he guaranteed prompt delivery,
and all meats on time. Pleas,, be
sure to send orders varly.
Afternoon delivery. 2 p.m. and IV!"
p.m. sharp.
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per E. C, I KAVES, Manage.
I dune 21. 1909.
A. J. BIRTCH.
617 Columbia Street-
Bank of Montreal
ESTABLISHED 1817.
CAPITAL $14,400,000.00,
RESERVE 11,000,000.00
Branches throughout Canada and |
Newfoundland, and in London, England, New York, Chicago and Spokane,
TJ. S. A��� and Mexico City. A general
banking business transacted. Letters of Credit Issued, available with
correspondents in all parts of the
world.
Savings Bank Department���Deposits
received in sums of $1 and upward,
and interest allowed at 3 per cent, per
annum (present rate).
Tr-.. At-sets over $168,000,000.1)0.
WE'.' WESTMINSTER BRANCH,
O. D. BRYMNER, Manager.
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[Sapperton j
Twelve lots, well located,
$2200
These are a snap. For full particulars apply to +
i F. J. HART & CO., Ltd.
THIS STORE CLOSES AT 5:30 P. M.
LADIES' NEW
Shirt Waists
SPECIAL LINES
WHITE LINEN
SHIRT WAISTS,
$1.75 EACH
Jusi in���21 only, ladies' tailored
shirt waists of line firm linen, made
with nicely tucked front, and lni-.n
collars and cuffs- Sizes III to 12
inches. Special price this week,
each $1.75
FANCY TAILORED WAISTS,
$2.50 EACH.
Ladies' tail6red waists in 'he new
popular styles; made of fine, fancy
vesting with embroidered collar and
ruffs. Sizes I'.I to 40. Each .$2.50
INTERESTING HOSIERY NEWS.
Our constant endeavor is to procure
hosiery suitable for all women and
children. If you have Ibeen unable
to obtain the kind you want else
where probably we can supply your
needs here.
SPECIAL OUT SIZE
HOSIERY.
Ladies' out size black cotton hose
in fast color, natural sole; siz,- :, 1-2
and 10 in perfectly shaped toot. Per
pair 50c
Plain black out size cotton hose, in
perfect fast black, sizes 9 1-2 and 10
inches. Per pair 40c
OUT SIZE
LISLE HOSE
Fasl black lisle hose, plain only;
sizes 8 1-2 to 10 inches. Per pair
only 50c and 60c
A SPECIAL TODAY,
5 PAIR FOR $1.00.
Ladies' plain cotton hose. The
best line of cot ion hose you can buy
for the money. A special ibuylng opportunity enables us to give such
value as this. Shown in black, tan
and white. Sizes s 1 2 to 10 inches.
5 pair for $1.00
NEW ETON
AND TURNOVER
LINEN COLLARS
I 1
FINE GAUZE
LISLE HOSE
3 PAIR FOR $1.00
Ladles' line llermsilorf dyed black
gauze lisle hose for ladles. Sizes 8 1-2
to 10 inch s. Per pair, 35c, 3 for $1.00
\ tl. w lot of these popular collars
just arrived. Plain linen turno. r
collars, embroidered collars, plain
and round corner Eton and Rugby
collars; sizes 12 1-2 LO It inches.
Each 20c to 35c
300 LADIES' STRAW SAILORS.
ON SALE 50c EACH
Special reductions for this week In
tm endeavor to reduce our large stock
of these sailors. in the lot are fine
.md heavy SAILORS. MISSES GALA-
TEAS, CHILDREN'S WASH HATS,
LADIES' SUNBONNETS, ETC. Regular values G5c, 75c to $1.... AH
one price, each 50c
See our small show window.
NEW STAMPED
LINENS.
Can you not find time during the
camping trip to do a bit of fancy
work? Many hours might be profitably spent In this way.
We suggest to those women who
nre fortunate enough to have lhe time
at home the working of sonic of 'he
PLAIN CUFFS,
25c PER PAIR
Nurses' plain cuffs,
and sttii'iu. Per pair
heavy
weigh!
25c
simple
doylies,
blouse
.lulKltS
signs.
terns,
stamped linen Centre pieces.
table cov..rs, etc., or linen
fronts, corset covers, collars,
in eyelet or, Wiilliichian ile-
A splendid range of new pat-
EMBROIDERY SILKS
AND PERI LUSTA
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