hile, Shiles & Co. I F|RE INSURANCE L WESTMINSTER. B. C -. MBER 276. NKW WESTMINSTER, P. Cri THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. ti, Iwkt/Cj While, Shiles & Co REAL ESTATE 260 Columbia St. Phone 85 TEN CENT8 PKR WEEK. VUMCUSI SHOWS CONflDENCE RABBIT PROOf PENCE WORST Of FINANCIAL CLEANUP CAMPAIGN "fc';? PREDICTS NOW IN THE MAKING IN CHIILIWACK LANDS ACROSS AUSTRALIA PANIC IS NOW OVER MAKES NO PROGRESS BLUE k,, FOR 1908 Fader's Nomination Hon. Maurice Gilford Invests Heroic Measures Needed to; John D. Beams Optimism on Chairman of Health Com- Manager of B.C. Packers ,e , .ned Yesterday Over $30,000 in Ranch| Preserve Vegetation from All Financial Troubles, and mittee Makes Trip tuFilthy Association Announces a -Other Candidates. Property-Buys in Surrey. Utter Destruction.il Hi .-. candidates for tli I ,i( pojji - uiii Include, besides] lii.niei^ ol Arthur Malins and Mar- gu Lhal ol K. t Fader, H ,-,-..-����� I o =mn be aub-dlvided lnto| [,.- |tl last day. Only one. tint ��m&H�� holdings bj that lirm at some jl,-,,,: Keat ��� baa as yet been ft"ll,v Ji"e- j, | .... bands eef the city der:. ���M'" Olttoid travelled over the route tj will hold a me Una ": !!''' P">PO*d New \v. Btminst" r- ,.-..... i the ;mriK)se of choos- Chiiliwack train line-in company wi'-h I j m . ,i men to stand for el- Mr- Olover some time ago, and tm 1 Gives Advice. Houses in Chinatown. Thu worst lb Aid Qarrett, chairman of the nealtn Curtailment 'of Business. Vancouver. Nov. 27.���Because an n the Kraser river but few canneries will Before leaving for England yeste- Perth, Australia, Nov. 27.���Att rl New Vork, Nov. day, the Hon. Maurice Qlflord, aTlTOm, ave years' work the eTeat tranacoor over," aaid John D.Rocketel!��r jreater Committ*e of the city council, weotl exceedingly poor run of eocKeye sa: inent shareholder and director ot Uie tlnental rabbit-proof fence has bW d-iv- whtu B8ked hili ��pinion regard-. OT a tour of inspection through Chi- mon jC! Mp9cted B. C. Electric Railway company, dem- completed Its length is 2 036 mile* ills lhe fmaDcial "Ituatton. It was at natown and the Jap and Hindu qu.'- onstr-et,.,! h)K f-eei), ,��� .1,- . . , : i lho oloSt' of ,lu' Mrv,c�� at the K.fth ten yeeterday afternoon, and eacoun- inv^ing o"r i ee..'., !',S Znn in !"" "" ��* " ^ " AvenU6 BaplUt ^'^ *** *" * ��* u" conditions which WOOM Jtt.t-| * ^a.eou to friends. Ing-up campaign has been an unquai'- expected to pay for the cost of run- tnlles with systems of traps, in which 'What do you think was the real fied success so far- He found the njnj. ih��m. ! hundreds o�� rabbits are cajetured anl cause of the panic.'' he was asked. rookeries still reeking with filth, not- Where forty packing -plants wt re . destroyed daily. "Oh, there were ��� number of cau* withstanding the many warnings working et full blast a few years ago On the eastern side' of ihe fence tho ��.;. They all happened to combine and frum the police and the boarel o! em this famous sockeye stream, it es animals are teeming and vegetation ia come to a head at om iim\ All of health that tbe> must clean up, u-i iin] kely then a dozen will be in actloa almosl completel) absent. Inside tha these combined forces cnated uneari- ;a;M ()f arrest, aexl year. In 1909, tiie year of the barrier t.iere apjx'ars as >et no trace* ness and a luck of confidence, When one shelter which is oooaiderafl "big run." many more canneries win yon remove confidouce Irom the bu*i- outside the pale of renovation will I"., be operated,but even at this early data ness world trouble is bound to ensue, knocked down and cast into the lira there Is a feeling among cannerymen Confidence will i-�� restored gradual.y next mouth. The building is looated thai the Fraser haa seen Its best days and we will resume our condition at the corner of Columbia street and! ;,s ,i salmon stream, ami the results ot Nov. 27.���Right <>'��� -p;,^ js l00 gnat a country to .e h Id Twelfth street, and is owned by Lsel tue next big year are not expected 10 ��� ere are rumors of s v- u" opportunity of Inspecting the at* Ide the members of tri,-'t through which the road will ��� :ie II ; ro; aring for thn nriairi HAS DONE MORE THAN EDUCATION - ��� lively debate ou the ���.,��������� ive1, thai l gislation its I in promoting the ��� ��� ������ er in. e than educ ition,' icted last < venlng i ball, th judges g&va on o thi affirmative aide, hi affl i mai Ive, Fre i | ralg and G. stngg, bad - :ei the ranks of the 8 of Temj e ran co i f I rs for th I rton, Ke,. w, E. Jom s '���'. ' , :. repi tne eVest ter city Epworth lie was so tavora ly Impressed with the appeananc ��� e.i the country thai b< di ci led to a cure a few trai ta. He a< ordlngly pun baaed 209 acres In two pieces, near tbe 'own of Chiiliwack, for the Bum of $33,000. Mr. Gilford als i purchi I consid rable propertj In this city and In Surrej li ic understood that he In plannii ��� to ��� 'ome I he own< r of a la rg ft I '-. the V ���'���!' or Chiiliwack valley a on '��� futeire 'late. Mr. (lifforel had several boxea pacr- i I with Chiiliwack apples before leav- ins, which he took with hlm ami will : lining ie;. ml ei s of th.e B. C. Electric directorate a practical demon I I ��� th kin i of fru't which cnn be rals.il In this vicinity. if their pretence, Appeal In MacFadden Cast. appeal has been granted in the eas. of Bernard Macl-'adden, who was convicted recently of sending obscene matter through ;he mails hy means< a physical culture magazlfiS", and sen ���.ri to i^o years in the penitent! ,.: , and a tine of $2^100. The c ;s" will come "- ��� the Onlti -1 Stu: supreme court. Mi. MacFiddon il on I ond. SEVENTY FIVE EIVES ARE LOSE ON ATLANTIC down." "Do you believe President Roose ���������ell's policy In attacking the trust contributed to cause thc financial conditions?" I believe President Rooa velt to b" ted 'y the .est of motives, an I ��� no :��� i'i' Ism tei make of any This financial condition was fe ri -��� en long I efore II was frit. Several '.veil known men pointed out that > l( was bound to come unl ss meas ires -��� - re a 'opted to stop it." That the banks of New York an l tghoui the country will soon ������������ : sume payments In curr ney Is the uy '��� inion expressed by many promln nt In the financial world. The i Buance cf Coy, the Chinese merchant. He ha.; equal those of 1906, which In turn were it rented to a number of Siwashes, approa^mately 50 per cent leas than tfie and as tne lease expires on the sev- returns of 1901. The absolute lailur. enteenth of next month, the firemen pi a iin .eai" on the Fraser river :s will take advantage of the break lnl gtil] to come, and many canners ;b> thi tenure to wipe the shack off tlie n i possess the opt mlsm to make map. Lee Coy has annouue. d that lie them thlnli thai 1909 will not be the woul rather low the building thai' ij|g \v:v when tiie looked tor failure bear ibe- expense of making it Ban.- ,,f the fisheries will come. tary and inhabitable. HIEE AND HARRIMAN AT PEACE ONCE MORE BIG PROGRAM FOR MILITARY SMOKER Halifax, N. S��� Nov. 27.���Advlcsi .'orth Inej state that oue of tUel >1 '���"''' In treasury certificates ��� Th mpl rogi if ati a - fi r th I mill arj smoki . eechea were Interes . I h i- to take place in the Arm- New York, Nov. 27.���Peace between ...iTiman and Hill, who atlrred ibe' ^ >^> ot Uu ��� Ineas was, by most ri t.e .i- ^^ ^.u ^.fh n��� , arttiqual.e ,��� reported at Ute ' inclers, made the basis for thl* .: colony. Some seventy-five ' < ':-:- Th banks, it said, are Pierre I ;. I are believed to have heeu lost i. ��� The schooner Angler left StPiern of gold to take up most ot with facU and stati* es tomorrow evening, han been sixty days ago tor France with acran the treasury notes and th's will iti- w.i gi. a to th ; md in Iui . ime attractions - ��� returning fishermen numbering crease the bank :"i'P circulation. ��� .. i .-;.., i, be ... '��� ��� ���---.. at; ' - - No lidiagd of , . '' ��� '' million - I i hat .riele had argued ;.e,e.iiici.rs. irf* order to provide a res- .-easel or crew have since been haa ni. currency will e released by N v pin from the exertion caused by try- All bop, has been given up. Tbe York oans and that th cai Ing to keep pace- with the fast and majority of the lost belong .u Fra��> furious work whi b wl l be ihtroduc- id - ave vivea and children. | ileal lin' s, as e.ppo - The judges were New - rown, F. i). Canfle !.! and J. I I the ib ilr wi s occupied | Etherington. I i'i nt and instructive ev ' the many 1,:iku<; Royal Templars, who I to the joint meeting. fHER THAN FACE TRIAL, BRUTE RUSHES TO DEATM un, Wash., ' Nov. 21.���A the Herald from Anacortes ohn P illard, charged with lit on the 13-year-olI Ida wife, narrowly escaped i mo ' lasi night, and Ise ' f prompt punish ��� '��� ! ibe battering down < f md ihe summary han ���- ' |i ��� , ,| In the burlesque events, si veraJ hi i -. Btunts will '-e- pull el ' iv, among v,hii le v III be a wr i tling match b '-' ��� - a Andy Mai i lonaJ I and Stan] iy .. ��� fer, ol Vert BCOU ��� lx>th men t�� weigh in al al out 115 pounds. i ... baskel .ell match promises to be an Interesting gmne,b��th teams ie- lug In goo I fettle. In order that all the e\ ents maj i e puDe I off In a reasonable time, the basketball match will be limit -1 io bait an bo ir's actual playing. Following i; the oomplel i program1 Selection Major's orchestra 13 ;.. thai! match- Brat half. Selection Orcheatra Basketl all match second half. Violin i '���'<) BELGIUM CANNOT BE NEUTRAL (N NEXT WAT-t rate will fall to norma] is expected. Banki rs ar of tlie opinion that tho ��� n im which ba? alrea ly fallen trot ' pet -ent tn one-half p r ,-��� n;.will within a very short time disappear. 'We do nol intend to operate' as manj canneries on the Fras r river next siimmir as we did during tbe past seae-on,' ' today declared W, El- Barker, president and general man- a er , f the British Columbia Packers' a oi - ttion, which represents the tersest Investment In thc salmon fisher., i of British Columbia by any one company. "Last season we bad live can- ni li working on the Fraser, an.l while we have not definitely decided on how manj we will run next year, l think thai wc will have but two, or ,��� pnssiiely three, at work. ��� The reason for this curtailmenti Well, tbi' fisheries of th.' Frai i ai ��� Calli ,"".e hj year, an', where tW. i:< treat vail oad tottil paick ol sockeyea on th t B'tr . i 1 lasl season amounted lo atlproximate- 58, i asi's. we do not expect tn.it 1901, and have ever since been at war, is to le announcd ln two week . so a friend of Harriman said tod y Details are lacking, but thi ciate of Harriman says that tn a general ww a complete an.l permanent . ling has i ecu reaoned bo we ii n Harriman anil rival, James .!. Hill. Everything points to ihe belief that h ���" the compact of peaoe between these tho resulrt ��� i ���������������'��������� i - men. so long the bitterest of cnemle 'ei -om r. In ir - trial at midnight ; ������ buj erior court tor taken t3 the coun : nl Vei .ion this raornin from Sherifl Sti t ��� 'ie ami e hi ew hlm f r aching nan. The - - i - ��� cars passed over ��� he died I wo hours la was an ex-convict, h��T- I - ars' went- oeo f r Bl ler. Blindfold boxing mati h drill, . .Sergt l.u-by i n lev Ins i lo - N TROUSER BUTTON SE (IE NEAR-TRAGEDY i' to race - - V II . solo V wk wa rd nish. Relay race Col mil i n ' ol! ge vn. Mllrem. I-i do polo \rtimTi- Uei \\ - ' ling match '.M'liitii oigan band i; id Save- ii,.' King, BOSHTER BILL MAY MIX THINGS ONCE MORE Brussels, Nov. 27.���-The int':' gUm; articles which haw appeared of late in iho Journal des Delists wiu'i r gard to the relative military strength of Holland and Belgium have attract d a egreat deal of attention here, A person of higb standing has com-: mom.a| upon these articles In Petit Bleu. He agrees with th ��� French journalist that an Anfchiri'r.inco-llee- man war Is Inevitable and that in sue n ' case it will be w*rong to reokon up- ; on the neutr tlity of It ilgi tm be In i ' maintaine I Ho far aa Belgdum is , oni en eu, I Bi Iglan :. .;.,eerily estimates that Bel- ��� to i.-'t e up a standing army of Li 1,000 men undei- arms, v. II :v 1 men In contingents, serving bIx with thi > ��� ilors, and he affli m ������ in n pas - from the army Into the civic guar I, Belgium would ther - ive en gh men to maintain the e ommunlcal lon - tn thi n ar and also arl in man the - : sons. JAPAN PLANS TO LIMIT EMIGRATION TO CANADA Tokyo, Nov. 21���Rudoipiic Lemleuz, Can el,,,n ..ee-,: master - gem ral anl minister or lal or. Ind a, conference today with Miniiu.r of Foreign Af- i ilrs Hn���. ashi.at which the emigration p-roblem wtis discussed. It Is unde - stood tha: he received assurani ea thai the Japanese government is now engaged In planning the limitation of emigration 'ee Canada. A meeting of he '.������inn:;.: emigration compam s, pt . ��� ; h the situation will be dlscu - I'll, has been called for Tuesday, i)e,- cember " !' is been rough! about by ;he all-, powerful l. P, Morgan, and that the .. ei ien! Ip on�� eef the b!g *teps In his policj of bringing aboul a friendly understanding betw-een all tbe railroads. STREET CAR STRIKE IS ENDED BY RIOT Tin., total pack of BockeyeB on the Fraser river last year���about -"S00J , a es Is nol more than we should have p;ei up al one of our tsannerles. in 1905 oui Imperial cannery pack? \ 65,000 cases, and the output iu cat have ieen larger had let'.r b'rip been obtainable for the pfffcking op rations ' Other salmon canners having .packing plants on the Frassr river aisnow making eiiiein^eiinmts to either !*fsS all their canneries closed or to work"* OPEN SHOP WILL BF DECLARED IN PORTLAND Louisville, Ky., Nov. _!7���The stre et car strike came to an abrupt ouel t - da; following wholesale arrests of' '/"' one or two "r ;luMn where a num siril;- rs charged with entering into a conspirttcy to create a riot. More i ban fifty warr.iuts were sworn ou; and twenty-four arrests have been made', each prisoner being held un I n $5,1 bonds, which a ne has . i" n able to give. New Japanese Consul. As the charge is a felony, punish- Morlco City, Nov. 87.���Chenusna able by Imprisonment of trom one to v.nia. charge d'affaires oi the Japan Rve yeat . and as fully L50 Btrlkers .:.0 legation In ibis capltul, has i.e n are ..:'. to bav. ati nded the meeting appointed Japaneas consul at Vancou- ri'.' Is owned, Canners owniv?. cut one plant may never op rate at all. The outlook is that financial loss will be nni by the plants which' iii ope rule. HUNDREDS PERISH IN BLACK SEA STORM1 Constantinople, Nov. 27���According to reports received here the r cei I storms on the Black sea have result- ��� b. Because his wife some buttons on his he came home from! light. Willi nn Houser, a bottler employ id win j '- a of the Se ittle lir iltlne San Francisco, Nov. 27. Jimmv Coffn th is planning tu glV5 Bill Squires one more chance. He Intends , ne-open the arena at Colum ahout ed In terrible suffering and greijt loss December 10 and i.s trying to ge: ��I lite. Among ,,..��� disasters to tb* Squires to meet either Jem Flynn or -"ieriin;; ia the foundering, off BregM, nob Ward, lf Squiroa decides he has ABla Mlnw. ��* lhe ��'��'"^"ip Kaplan, he will match TllG "" persons on board perlBhed, is believed ���'"'' atuneroua smaller craft have bi'iu had enough of the ring Ward and Flynn. Squlrea ri - Man l. Nov, 27. Owners of ma- chlm lops, foundries, ' oiler Bh m I nil employe eel' ni tal WOI Iti -��� In this ril ' urii- ��� i . Tike i body blow at the anions by leclartns tin open ��� op Ne tic a ��� abll ''i i \ tho open shop In all Bho s and fo"11 in Pot Man I will In posl el th I wi ek. Striki s bj ih unions in re iti ation for the move -iiv liKelv WILB MUN SIGHTED BV PARTY BF HUNTERS al whli b i he decision to attack sl ri' I �� is mu li. : he sti ri-a we i' i t In ow n Into a | anic today and hastened to - ring i lie -m i Ike to a i lo <\ SIR WILLIAM CF.OOKES gains nobel priz,z vesi ion In the province rer He will lea e (or bis m w p n earl; In Dei emi er The newlj ap- polnte I consul bo - male a study i f rapaneae lal or i roi I ma for the Ml- -.'. lo's ��� ���-. rnmenl In this republic, and it 'e .aid ho will continue his in- 1,, bee on tbe way t u this city after a overwhelm* d. These disasters, to- company, look two sho a 1 !l ;| 38-caliber revolver ln an nurder, The woman was bullet lodgi d ih the ''' feet. The other struck ""'"���of Mm r,JIlt (lo0l. a9 ,j6 wn'b On near h V1"' ��� i- now 1 e the |i,e Fill i mtnedlately ..... under bonds of ?500 ce- Mrs. Houser sayu sue for a dl- says ho hopes she ."���'' "<���<'- he wants to be given nd> of their r r'a> fathe '' tl e sojourn at Hot Springs. Coffroth'a idea is to get. Winn lino , ,,., <��� i .ii, i_!r,,,ir.,>_. .,.. i more than 200, on the ability ol both .squires an.i Ward, and if either can show enough merit to justify it he will be sent gether with the loss of the Kaplan, bring ihe number of cwms-ltl s l.o againsi the winner of tho Kaufman- Sullivan bout. tour-year old son i' wants to i>lace ca c o? his grandpa- :�������_.... Sale of Rare Stamps. The Canadian Gazette (London) in a recent Issue h.as the following item which possesses some local Interest: "At a salo of rare Stamps by Messr-'. French Force in Danger. Puttlck & Slmpon, I^lcnster Bquare, Paria, Nov. 27.���A dispatch ta tho n](< following were among tho prlco._ Matin from Nemours. Algeria, says realized: A Britisli Columbia 1881, that Ave more tribeg h.ave joined the imperfect, 2V&d., brown-rose, unused Denis Nassel tribesmen, and lhat the jn ,n|nt state, large margins, ��< bn.-, Bituation is becoming critical. It a Canadian, 1851, laid paper, 12d, says also that if reinforcements a'"" Mack, large margins, lightly cane il- ���,,,. s,.,.. immediately, the French ea. ��43; and one Newfoundland, 18S0, force now there will be in danger cf id., orange, unused, without gum, but annihilation. - w-ith large margins, ��11 10s." Stockholm, Ni v. 27.- The Nobii prize for chemistry wl] bo awarded 'o Sir William Crookes, eef I_ondon, sir William Crookes Invented eh-1 radiometer In 1874, lie was knight I in 1897, and has been clo ly Identified with many of the mosl Important advances In science. Prof. Crookes rc�� cently discovered a proceBa eif extra 'l- ing nitric acid from the atmosphere, wbicb it, was iinnoiince d would soo'i io available tor commercial, Industrie nl an i agricultural purposes, an would revolutionize the nitrate Indui try and the world's food problem, HIGH ESTIMATION OF SIR WILFBEO LM.HIER Victoria, Nov, :ri \ party of threi hunters out after benr along BJmman ml creek, near Sooke, caught sight of what tliov a' Brst suppesed to U'' a bear, but Which on approachM--/ nearer tbey found lo lie a man,sta-!: naked. He was endeavoring to spi ar salmon ^ ith a long pole. On calc i- Ing sight of the hunters he ran away ib rough the woods, Word was Brst brought to the city l&g00' nll(, wl|1 .:1|(M,,. ,,.,���,, ^ 1|.|n,| by .1. Seareil, who with two Crlenl? soni:, honie> The pstate coinpi.|80=, was oul at tne' cne'; on Sunday las. -..-,��� acreg| beauUfuJly situated. Ticy are iioitilve thai the animal w*r , a man and venture the belief that it Liberal Candidate. wua some po-.r demouted creatuii Medicine Hat, Nov. 27.���W. 0. Sim- rnui.ing wild Without clothing. ; m0I-, M, Li A.t wl��� b? the Liber-ll Ihe matter WiJJ probably be repirt- candidate In the new federal riding e:l to the Provincial police, who vv.'i 0{ Medicine Hat be naked to look Into It I yesterday. London, Nov. 27.���The Morning Pos', commenting on the prophesy of Its Toronto correspondent that aquln�� ipamn nm hi'iice Mr BordeO will t>e premier of Canada, though he lacka the picturesque qualities of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, says; "If Sir Wilfrid Laurier is destined to leave his great work unfinished, it may lie said, ce> lainly. thai no other slat snian could have accomplished so much in the short space of a life) ime as the great Dunsmuir to Build. Victoria. Nov. 27.���Lletilenantriio emor Dunsmuir has purchased thai French-Canadian who combfned"ltti ' Hatley Park property on ffisqulmaft] aginative eloquence- unsurpassed <., Urlil3h history with the clwrm and couri my of a cultivated Frenchman. In ail dl i lon to the prefarcned; Imperial penny postage, the Pacific cabie partnership, antl the recent postal reform, nre nil to be placed to the cre'- It of Sir Wilfrid Lauder's administration measures wherein buslneRs i.e was nominate'! capacity is not less ne��essary th.an imagination and couraee." PAGE TWO THE DAILY NEWS. THURSDAY 10V. Is C. PURE GOODS ARE COWan'S Perfection CoCOa (Maple Leaf Label) Cowan's Milk Chocolate A Croquettes, Wafers, Medallion*, Etc. I Cowan's Cake Icings EVERY GROCER KEEPS THEM THE COWAN CO., Ltd.. TORONTO MAILS START ON LONG JOURNEY Canadian Pacific Railway Co. British Columbia Coast Una 8ervice. Lone Traveller Sets out With Letters for Dwellers Within the Artie Circle. Condensed Advertisements p< ^OK SALE���PIANO, PRACTICAL- ne w; owner moving east; must sell. Address M. C. M., N'ews ��fflce. F' ���Oil SALE���2 STORIED HOUSE, on corner lot, Carnarvon stree. Ten rooms, bath, furnace, stone foundation. Price $5,500. Apply '/.-, P. 0. Box 693. fieri 'Me OLD BRINDLE COW. IP nol calle ,1 for In two weeks, will sell in defraj e .,-��� d . .-. A. Mackvay, I e'ey Lake. fl.i-.l S.\i,lv-TWo DISPLAY TA- bles and una cashier's oflico. Suitable for any store. Price ���*���"��� each. | Apply Box -185. JAPANESE LADIES WANT GEN- eral housework for month, or washing clothes by tbe day. Apply to S. Matsumura, P. O. Box 296, city. WAITED���POSITION AS SALE! lady, or as nurse for invalid, j Apply at ibis offlce for address. WANTED���A NUMBER OF MRST class laborers. Apply to Qulg- J ley, near Small KENT���ONE FURNISHED BE J- ���a- room, near Victoria street. Library. Apply 287 JAPANESE BOY ATTENDING school wants work with good family in return for room and board, Apply Box 545, city. WESTMINSTER REALTY EM- ; be;ment Agency supplies .ill Is of help free to contractors and i] loyers. Phone 366; P, 0. Bo.-: ��� ri'.'ri 2C6 Columbia s reet. . Call and list of city lots, houses, acre- fc/rms. We can suit you. - e '.'tiri a ' an I LOST ��� BROV^ ri Id -- anie] b ��� 'bin-, Si ��� Wil AND whiti; Anyone four I ! (��� | i'OS elil. ���!. ' -- ���; Bol . Second -treel an : Thir' W. N. Draper B. C��� Laml Surveyor f-Pai-r) Block. New Westminster, P.C Grand Trunk Ry. Excellent Train Service Between Chicago, London, Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, Ami all the principal business centers of ONfARIO, QUEBEC and the MARITIME PROVINCES. Also to BUFFALO, NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA, via Niagara Falls. For Tim" Tables, etc., address GEO. W. VAjX. Assistant Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, 135 Adams St.. Chicago, 111. Northern Pacific Three Transcontinental Trains Daily Travel on the Famous "NORTH COAST LIMITED" Electric-lifted train. Low Rates. Quick Time. Excellent Service. New York, Chicago, Toronto, St. Paul ANu ALL POINTS EAST Steamship tickets ou sale to all European points. Special Reduced Rates Round Trip Rates to Southern California. For full information call on or wri!,. 0. E. LANG, General Agent, 430 Hastings St., Vancouver, B. C, A. D. CHARLTON, Portland. Ore. WHEN GOING EAST VSK THE TICKET AGENT TO SEND YOU OVER "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" Light Trainee Everv May in the Yen BETWEEN Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago THE TRAIN OF FAME THF NORTH-WESTERN, LTD Embodies tbe newest and best ideas ;<>r ..GGMFGRXj CONVENIENCE. and LUXURY. ' It i, lighter] with botfi electricity and gas; thc most brilliantly illuminated trrin in tho world. The equipment consists of erivate '���ompartment cars, standard :' i'.ction sleepers, luxurious dining reclining chair car; (seats free). modern day coaches and buffet, li- riarv and smoking cars. Por Time Table-. ers. or any rii -be r inf. ermation ��� ": on or v i iti F. W. 1JAR.-N GENERAL AGENT, ��20 Second Avenue. Seattli Was! Winnipeg, Nov. 27.���Official* of th* Winnipeg post office are doing an unusual piece of work th.se days in preparing mail which will be sent to the Northwest wilds of Canada, and right] up to the Arctic circle. This is being done as a result ot orders Issued by the deputy postmaster general, and the Bpecial mail service will bo similar to that provided last winter to Fort Resolution, Fort MacPherson and Intermediate i r.ints. The mail will leave Edmonton Friday morning, Nov. 29, and it ia sai.l a hardy and experienced fur trader and adventurer named James Corn- TIME TABLE B. C. Coast Line Service. SKAGWAY. JUNEAU. PT. SIMPSON, PRINCE RUPERT, Etc. S.S Princess May. Leaves Vancouver 8 p. m. on following dates: Nov. 13; Lv. Victoria ll p.m. Nov. ri Lv. Vi( toria 11 p.m. Nov. 22 Lv. Victoria 11 p-m. Dec. 8 Lv. Victoria 11 p.m. l>ec. 25 Lv. Victoria 11 p.m. Jan. 8 l.v. Victoria 11 p.m. Jem. i I l.v. Victoria 11 p.m. Feb. 8 Lv. Victoria ll p.m. Feb. lm VANCOUVER-VICTORIA ROUTE. SS Princess Victoria l.eave-s \rieouver 1:30 p. in- daily; arrives at Victoria 6:30 p. m. daily. Lea.es Victoria l a. m. dailj; arrive s Vam ouver' 8 a. m. VICTORIA-SEATTLE ROUTE. S.S. Princess Beatrice. ���Leaves Victoria 8:3C a. m. daily ex- Nov. 26 Dec. 9 Dee-. LT. Jan. li Jan. 25 Fe i. 9 Feb. 24 cept Monday; arrives Seattle 2:30 p. wall has secured the contract for the ,��� i|;iil.. excep, M(mil.lv_ ��� ' "' ��� ' : ; ���� ' ���������"������ '" 4:" , Leaves Seattle 11:30 p. .... daily excepl Monday; arlrves . i< toi la " a.m. i dailj except Tuesday. VICTORIA NEW WESTMINSTER ROUTE. Steamer R. P. Rithet. ble as it may seem, a distance of a oul 1,950 miles will Lo traversed bv this man before lie reaches thu endol bis journey at Fort MacPherson, on tho McKenzie river. Wiih the exeeptiou of the lirst 100: miles by horse, th<- entire trip w'.'.l be made by dog trains, the driver! securing relays of I re iih eiog* at poat offices en route. At times the the;--; mometer will drop down to CO degrees: below zero, and the. lone traveller will be forced to brave for day at a tim-?: the icy winds and blizzards that come down from the great northland. He will be beset with dangers of all kinds for the entire length of the trip, anl wlll for a greater part of the distance be forced to subsist on game shot' along the way. The dogs will be fed on tallow and fish. At night the hardy mail man wi-i1 To Victoria: Wednesday, Saturday, 7 a.m. From Victoria: Tuesday, Friday, 7 am WEST COAST ROUTE. SS- Tees Leaves Victoria ll p.m. lsl and Uth of each month for Clayoquot, Mosquito Harbor and way ports; 7th of eack month for Quatsino and way port.-; 20th of each month for Ahcuset, Quatsino, Cape Scott and way ports. VANCOUVEK--NANAIMO ROUTE. S. S. Joan Leaves Vancouver 1:,'!0 pin dally, except Sunday. Friday and Saturday at l p.m. Leaves Nanaimo at erect a small canvas shelter, make aj7 billy of tea from snow water and, after a frugal meal, In which bread >r UPPER FRASER RIVER ROUTE any of the other luxuries of civilian ' s- Sl Beaver tion will.not have.a parthe willsmoke Le��v?s New Westminster, s a. m a pipe, roll up in his blankets and| M��nday8' Wednesdays and Fridays, forgei the world and his troubles in a few Lr.ef hours of rest. Despite th- greal distance, there are only rie.ven' ' ''���'"" s' '"' post offices between Athabasca lamt- ing and Fort MacPherson. To greatly do away with settlers' inconveniences through having to sn many hundreds of mil's for their mall, the driver !s Instructed to deliver letl r3 to people living along tho rouie, which practi- <���!?,'/ means rural free d livery in tho Arctic. It is necessary te, limit th�� Mp Monday at these dispatches tei. Uaves Steveston Monda \\ ednesday, Thursday for mail malter let ters only, The weight of each letter is to be not more than one ounc ��� Letters may he regist red, but not Insured. Pri i'e renco will be given first ;���) registered letters, and seconel lo ordinary letti rs, according to the d i . of posting. Tlie Pest of Everything The "Royal Chef" heel a succ" s-'rii engage n nl of four months at 11 Lyric Theatre, New Vork city, and . ge i musical comedy se son of any of them h 'I only one short r iad tour an ', ! is never been seen outside of ei lo i ' cities. The coast tour will lil.. 1.- e an ovation. Thl i high ' las ctl in comes here on Thursday of iexi vi Leaves Chiiliwack 7 a. ni. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, calling al ; landings between New Westminstei and Chiiliwack. DP RIVER. Ramona��� From N. W. Tu., Tb,, Sat. 8 a.m. From Cbwk. Sun., Wed.. Frl.. 7 �� m LOWER FRASER RIVER ROUTE, S. S. Transfer. Leaves New Wesminster dailj ex ��� (���(��;,t Sunday at 2 p.m., with additional 5 a.m. Tues and Sal irda at 7 a. in.; Friday al 6 a.m. additional trip Saturday 5 p, m. NORTHERN B. C. ROUTE. S.S. Amur. Fr in Victoria 11 p.m., isi and 15th; from Vancouver at 8 p. m., 2nd ind riri; ef each month, calling al Skldegate on first tri]/ ami Bella Cools ..ie ' ' ond trip. Rl\ INLET, VAN ANDA, LUND. ETC. S. S. Queen City. !i!(' Garrick, I Victoria i p. m- i ver; Tuesda ; from V ncouver te . i every W?d- ! - lay. li iturning arrive : at Va-n- ce -'':��� Sun I - - afternoon : 11 Victor! i Monda i morning. VICTORIA-NANAIMO. . NANAIMO- COMOX--UNION ROUTE. S.S. City of Nanaimo. ' s Victoria ''���'������ I j 7 a.m.: ar- I ��� Leave S lalmo Saturday 2 p. in ; co f%at Ml-: . At KENNY'S Cafe I H E If > VDVERTIS ��� IN ��� DAILY .',. ;.!..-���, ���, N E W S i " i ������ i . ci c Loa.vos Vlctorl :;t rails & Northern Ry lo., Nelson & Ft. Sheppard Ry. Co. Red Mountain Ry. Co. arrive - p ... Mounting Large Game Heads A SPECIALTY ��� ��� o ��� ��� i * v*fj?��*^ ;-< ������*������*"��������� >�����#��.) >t >-i-��i.j>'?*-m��''>vo'3';>*��*>���*���<���������.*��� ��� ��� ��� I John Cooper Fine Art Taxidermist and Fur Dresser 2G Pender St., Opp. Orpheum VANCOUVER, Ii. C. only ������ill rati route between all . ', wesl and south ',. Ross- Ne] 'i:i and intermediate points onnecting at Spokane with the Gri il m, Northern Pac.'fic and O. K. .. iri. ��� onnects al Ros land "iih the Cnn- Pacific Railway f.>r Boundary points, mnects at Meyers Falls with r'-iily for Republic. Liuffet service on trains between i ekat e and Nelson, Effective Sunday. Novembe .01. Day Train Arrive . Spokane ... .7-15 P-m. . .Rossland 4'0 p.m . .Nelson 6.45 P-m- H A FACKS'ON For rp'-eer1- ition : rail or add ind Infoi ia I Ibi COULRT, ���\, i it, ,"-��������� Wi:-. i , ��� . R. ,1. COYI.R ' ,���������. ���' - - . '->: .'������ul, Vine; uvei I. W. 'I'i ti I'P, lorim a ���" .- r'nlen lent. Vlel fee I ��� r rains ���.cave )20 a.m. 12.25 P.M. e;._jo a 111. ���������������^����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������i<,iv< ���s j Votin ��� ��� ��� Contest! ii '2,.... J il .1 tl 1 ��� A LIBRARY OF 125 VOLUMES! } WILL BE GIVEN AWAY! ! i ��� Z THIS ELEGANT LIBRAR? INCLUDINQ 125 VOL1 {I J HANDSOME CASK WILL BB GIVEN HY VOTE 'I'd TH , <| t SOCIETY, CHURCH OR SCHOOL IN NEW WESTM1 if ��� CURING THE LARGEST NUMBER OK VOTES IN TH Ji * LOWING MANNER : ��� �� TliL' merchants listed below will give with each T chase one vote. The conte I ���������-��� in Aug. 21 I, i. ;. u:,,i will ( 1908, .it 7 p. hi. ��� A ballot box U plac d In D. S. Cui le & Co's dr 4 voti s ee;e to be depostte 1. ��� ��� Al the' .: ��� ���'���: the conl I ��� Lod je, Soi I ������ . I . j| ^ having received the largest number of vote n J library. ��� * Currenl accounts when prompt!} paid are entitled ��� 4 Remember, votes can bi se red -���- trading J ed below. X Library is e.n exhibition al W E. Pales' turn I ��� ��� : _ X MRS. M. M. COOK X Restaurant ��� ��� ��� P. S. Curtis will count the votef W. E. FALES Furniture HORACE DORER Jeweler REICHENBACH & CO. Fresh and Salted Ments ARCHIBALD BROS. Plumbers THE ROYAL STUDIO # (under new mana-'! men! i J Lionel Haweis, Photographer ��� _ E. RUSHTON & A. SPECK ��� Sporting Goods, Gen. Repairing ��� D. S. CURTIS &. CO. Drugs A. J. SIRTCH Dry Goods West End Grocery THE DAILY NEWS PLB. COM Doily and Wee'riy New.! MOREY & CO. Books and Stationery O. BURDETT Home-made Chocolate Confections, Ice Cream 'I CENTRAL LIVERY STAS'- S. H. Thompson, Pro;). v*<��***4***0**��*<'0*'����<��-* �����������<��./ tHt��<.<'����>>>>>%���: ���>>>>i>��>>>_:��e;co>��>>> ����������::������� ��� ,,;| V W a ll... a MONEY - MAKING vx A 1 E 'S & Steamers -���_ �� U-a/t 47 fiz.% | f a ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY ==FiNEST AND FASTEST- r. ml AA M._J i The Schaake Machine Works, Ltd. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. te.OOO (EMPRESS OF BRITAIN 114,600 H. Pon-ar I EMPRESS OK IRELAND J TONS GREAT REDUl 1'IONS IN FARE3 TO THE OLD COUN! RY. Now l.i the time to purchase your tickets If you are going to spend Xmas at home. Nexl Empress sails Dec. 13th. (' Iri: MAIN LINE. Leave N< ��������������� W't Jtmin iter 8:35, I:: :... o, L5:15, L7.:20, IS: 10. Arrive' N< vv Westminster 10:25, 12: 15, 16:30, 18:25, 19:35. Ove : land exi rea i arii\ ��� s 12:45 leavi 15:15, GRI * P NORTHI' -.'��� !1 \IIAVA\ ii.ui.; ar. Seal tie i p ������. N >������ i. '-. p.m. ir, BealUe 10 p :.- e.l'l. V. \, .' - V'ANOOUVIvH Lv. N, W. 3 p, m, and 9:55 p. m. ������ Vancouver 8.35 a.m., and 4 p , (l. N. It. -PORT -ri IC1ION. Leave New Westn In iter 3:50 p.m-, arrive Guichon 6 I'-m- Leave Guichon G a. in . rrlvo Nev New Wesl minster 8:30 a. in- Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. B. 0. ELECTRIC���VANCOUVER. Lv. New Westni'nater 5.50. 6.50, I and 8 a. m., and every halt hour thereafter till 11 p. m. Lv. Vancouver for Westminster at .�� ;* >' - I j I am I Fu . >: L) tnd Em in ;���' you betl :.��� than you can gi , , my ol '* 'I !' :���, ;���; wall Papers In endless uriety. Oilcloth from 05c up. C ,��� ;���; Matting from 10c u(,. .oleums from 45c up. Curtain Stretcl Jl :*: ers, the beet made, $2..? per set. Carpets, nil grades and jl ,���. prices. Iron Beds, whil .ind tint enamels, $3.50 and up. <\ V ambulators nnd Go-Cart .f all descriptions. '���] H r:; kinds of job worlt and repairing done on shortest notice I. i\ jf able ie:ie..; ami satii Faction guaranteed, New goods arrl ,���, l have soid the block and am still doing business in the ' J i !<( and In the same old way I S!ffi>KO_t_;*>:��JXi��;;*;v>;j: E>>>XX*>>"'��>>>>>"*"*"*'-' *' "..' ��� W 15t>''' '���".������ i ^%: ;:"��� ������ , ��� ��� - T, ���-- . Ml For other dates and particulars, same hours, apply to ED. QOULET, C. P. R. Agent. Ri pid Easy (Winders . -.'. i ���, , 11 ���,-. er oi ivlr.d grindei : ade, Straw nnd Fei I z e our pulpers an ' ni ide v,i'h reversl le reversing the li tndle. an I ball bearings. ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS r. J. TRAPP & co> Limited ��� ^���sBJthuRSOAY. NOV. 28, 1907 TIIE DAILY NEWS PAliE THREE y We think we are safe in saying that this will be the greatest Shoe Sale ever attempted by us. We H have gone carefully through our whole stock ancl have placed on tables many lines of winter shoes that m must leave our store before another month. These are stacked up in the middle of the floor and every pair BJ plainly marked at the reduced prices. Any lines remaining on our shelves are subject to a good big liberal discount so that you can figure on a substantial reduction on every shoe inthe store; While we could cram this page full of the different lines that have fallen before the reduction knife, still, we will quote only a few prices on the many items on our program. 1 8 I fi 8 8 m a fcfv ' ll"! ".��.�� $ fl a; - ��� For Ladles I #1 Ladies' $5.00 patent leather boots, for $3.50 a pair. Ladies' 1.50 vici kid, Goodyear welt, boots, for 3.25 a pair. Ladies'$4 Marsh"High Merit Shut/' for 3.00. Ladies' 3.50 tine kid lace bonis, Goodyear welt line, brand new- stock, for 2.50 a pair. Ladies' 3.50 heavy sole lace boots with rub- ber heels, for 2.50. .. ,i $2.50 boots in Dongola and box calf, for 1.95. $1.25 elastic front slippers, for 90c a pair. Specials Fine elastic side shoes, a 2.50 line, or 1.50 a pair. Misses' and Children's rubbers, about< 100 lirs of low cul rubbers, our 50c and 60c lines, (, :������ MNI P for 25c a pai Misses'and Children's carpet house slip] . L5c a ] air. For Men For oy v5 Men's i atent leather boots $5 and $6 lines, $3.50 to $4.50 a pair. Men's j atent leather button boots, our 6.00 lines, for 4.75 leather boots, m . u-m !_.�����/_ ��� ma de w i t h Mens Horse.e .. American boots, 6.00 lines, 4.00 a pair. Men's $5. Marsh "High Merit" shoes, for 3.75. Men's 4.50 -Marsh "High Merit" box calf boots with leather linings, for 3.25 a pair. Men's "Keen's Shoes," our 4.50 shoes, Goodyear welt, now $3 a pair. Boy's best English grain double so 1 e s and shanks, our 2.25 boots, for 1.95 a pair. Boy's grain Bl uc h e r c u t boots, m a d e with bel low s Men's working boots, 3.50 heavy grain leather boots, bellows tongue, every pair waterproof, now 2.50 a pair. Men's regular 2.50 heavy split leather boots, special price, 1.45 a pair. Men's $6. logging boots, made by Williams, of Brampton. Men's carpet slippers, 35c a pair. "Big .">" shoe blacking, 4 tins for 25c. tongue and clump sole?, our 2.59 line for 52 a pair Boys, Heavy, Unlined cr rin Boots; our $2,QQ Boota for .,..$1.50 Youths' Grain Boots-made w.iih double soles and shanks���a $2.00 Boot for 'oys' Fine Dongola I.ouU���a dressy Bool $1,415 it���a $2.25 lin,���for.. $1.50 pair Youths' Fine Kid Boots���our $1.75 kind, for $1.;0 SPECIAL IN BOYS' HAND-MADE QOOTS: We have several odds and ends in Boys' $3.00 Hand-made Hoois we are Belling for $2.00 pair .MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES. ���School Shoes, plzeg n ,��� 2, our $2.00 gbod tor..$1.70 ses' Box Calf ll ots, made by Ol rholtz a -'-, regular line for ,., on ,. _.,--,. , $1-90 a pair 11 '���' -ri.,-. lines in Vox Calf for {, ,r CHILDREN'S SHOES- at ,-,-i,, s ri,.,.,''.7.'.'.'.'.'. .'.'.. '.5Cc' to $1ri0 We have some genuina bargains In Children's Shoes. Misses' Did ycu ever hear of Better Shoe Bargains than these? We think not Whether you need new Shoes now or not, it will pay you to buy now. Don't neglect your feet. Keep them dry and comfortable by wearing wet-resisting Boots of the best makes in the land. So we say���See the Shoes���Note the Prices and keep from buying���if you can. KT'^s^croais Bis Shoe 8to^!S^S$ !���!^^1h j Sign of the Big Electric Boot New Westminster, B. C. ,VSx- W W fi S k m ft 9 ��H% PAGE FOUR TIE DAILY NEWS. THURSDAY. N( THE DAILY NEwS Published by the Daily Xews Publishing Company, Limited, at then- offices, corner of Sixth aad Front streets, Xew Westminster, B. ('. PARTNERSHIP E. A. Paige Managing Director ' _J N ION '��,*> ACi THURSDAY. NOV. 28. 1907 THE SESSION. The session which opens at Ottawa today will probably be long���certainly long iii proportion to the amount of business which will be done���and certainly, also, of a somewhat stormy character. We believe that the opposition (and it will be the opposition of course which will be responsible for the "rows" ami for the waste i I time Involved) malus a rather lar.,"? mistake in thus wasting time; but ri is a mistake which has become- the fashion. There was a time when that sort of thing was of considerable effect: but that time, if it is not 'il- ready past, is at least rapidly passing. Press anil public have become tired of printing and rending long speeches, and they have also begun to show a good deal of impatience over the interruption nnd delay in the btisin ss of the country which arises from the practise of "talking to 1 ho galleries.1 li may he taken for granted, however, that our Conservative frien Is will tal'; to the galleries at great length ami with much reiteration, during the next lew nionths. In tiie meantime a good deal of the business of the country, both government business and private business, will suffer from lb.- delay. The great mistake of the opposition lies iti supposing that the whole blame for this delay can be saddled on to the government. Xo doubt s'.nie people may think���ami more will say���tliat it i.s the government's fault; but the mass of the electors know that it is entirely the fault of the opposition, and many of them add to tliat the additional condemnation that the opposition have no policy of their own. but r. ly upon a mere windy criticism of their opponents. People are becoming alive to the fact that, it pays to conduct legislation and administration in a business-like way���ten years of busine-s administration have had tlut effect ��� and tie- more the gentlemen of the opposition exhibit themselves as mere talking machines, tho worse it will be for their standing in public estimation. $100,000 for Airships. Berlin, Xov. i'T.���It was announced tuJay that tie;' Imperial government will .ask for a supple-Beauty credit it. j. McMenemy, Proprietor of th* of $100,000 for the construction of a Paclflc Me��< Market, has decided to new airship which fount Von Zep- take in as a business partner Mr. pelln has built in the greatest baste Anderson, the present book-keeper. in order to have it ready to begin The firm will commence to do bus- experimenting in the Iim favorable j iness under the name of McMenemy weather next summer. This amount & Anderson from tha first of Decem- is in addition to the $400,000 col-[ ber, 1907. lected in Uu- budget of the interior Ml, McMenemy w.'shes to take Mrs deaartment. Payment of the latter opportunity ���f thanking his many cua- siim will deiiend upon r.-sults at- tl���m,rs ,-,���. ,h ,,. kin(] patronage in tained with the new airship. It is the past and ,,���..,, llu,y wfl] .,,.,.... intended to, in part, remunerate Vo.i,tlle same t(1 ,h(> n(.w fIm Zeppelin for the expenditure of his; airsh private fortune on ments. expe.i- CITY ELECTIONS MARRIED. Boiling Eggs Without Water. Chicago, Hi., Xo.'. -ri -Boiling eg-.;.; without the uso of water Is tho latem novelty exploited it one of Chicago': leading hotels, and aa the (eat :.> accomplished dlrectlj before the eyes ������! the diner the ni v, ������ a, ol cooking generally attracts attent.on anl i. <,. ment. The waiter ; i u ei ��� xlike appar atus on the table -end turns on a b tie electricity and places tho fleslr 1 number of eggs in the heater, In iboul a minute and a half, or half tha time consumed by the hot water pro- cess, the eggs arc cooked to a tur.i.1 The process is au idea originated by Professor Radtke, of Armour lusti-1 tute Great Britain May Help. Paris, Xov. 27.���A special despatch from .Madrid to the Echo de Parial Bays tliat Uie general in command ot the Lisbon municipal guard resigned because the forces tit his disposal, be claimed, were insufficient to suppress possible disorders. The king thereupon authorized the calling out of the reserves and otherwise increased the lower of the commandant, wno withdrew his resignation. The correspondent adds, und'-r reserve, that it ;s stated that, tho Portuguese government has made approaches to Great Britain with a view to her lnte��v��n- tion iu ease the situation becomes " ejrse. Latta���Sayer. At St. Barnabas, Wednesday, Xov. 27, the marriage of William Smith Latta, of Vancouver, to Miss Berthi Annie, eldest daughter of Joseph Saver, of tiiis city. ASIATIC EXCLUSION LEAGUE OF NEW WESTMINSTER. A General Meeting will be held Friday Evening, Nov. 29 at -S o'clocl-:. EAGLES HALL Important business. All interested are Invited to .attend. T. TURNBULL, President. Set retary. ,i. n. 'AY LOI POUNDKEEPER WANTED Applications for the position of Poundkeeper will be received by the undersigned up to 5 p. m- of Monday. December 2nd. next. Salary $65 per month. Duties to commence as soon as appointment made. W. A. DUNCAN, City Cl rk. City Hall, Nov. 26, 1907. ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY XEWS. NOTICE is hereby given to the ol. , ectors of tiie city of .New westmin- I ster, that I require the presence of the | esaid electors at the Ci'/ hall, on Monday, the 2nd day o,' December, i 1907, at ll/u'clock, a. m., for the pur- pose of electing a Mayor and two : School Trustees for the .mui 1908, i and at 12 o'clock noon of the same day, for the purpose of electing seve-i persons as Al lermen for the said year of 1908. The mode of nomination saall be ase follows: Each candidate shall be nominated In writing; the writing Khali be subscribed by two pi rsons as propos ��� and seconder, who shall be duly quail- fled electors and residents in the city; and such nomination paper shall cou-' I tain a statement signed by the person nominated, that he consents . > such nomination. The nomination papers shall be delivered to the It - turning Officer at any time between the date of this notice and (ln the case of Mayor and School Trustees)! . ri' noon of the 2nd day of December, or (in the case of Aldermen)' 1 o'clock | | p. ni. of the same day. In the event of a i "11 being neces- ! sary, such poll will be opened on the , I 9th day of December, 1907, at 9 o'clock a. in., and will remain open until 5 p. m. of the same day, at the following. PRINTING Have your printing don-' In town by the local modern high grade printers��� Jackson & Morrison DAILY NEWS BLOCK Cook's Restaurant Cafe and Grill Splendid Cuisine White Chefs Dominion Trust Building Opposite Post Office Get Established Buy a home mew thai will net a profil of $500 or JGOO ; n����. jusi siie-h a proposition. New House em Fifth avenue, : i ern. Two lots each 66x132 feet, you can sell one >i tl $650. All we. ask la $2700 for this property. Ge I Into it. I to '1 TRUST COMPANY THOS. R. PEARSON. Manager REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE m English and American Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys, etc. New an I second - hand tables and supplies In R. H. CLIBURN I hall; the Fire hall, Sapperton; anel the' Light station, Tenth street. Of which every person is require"! stock. to take notice and govern himself ac- i cordingly. Given under my .-and at the t'ify ' i'lione A2698. P. O. Box L183 hall, New Westminster, the 22nd day' Bowling Alley, Pender s .. of November, 1907. VANCOUVER W. A. DUNCAN, ; Agenl for Messrs. Samuel .May fi Returning Officer. Co., Toronto, OUR AN OUTSIDER'S OPINION. Tho Victoria Week has the following comment on the policy of our civic government in th.e matter of thfi "restricted district," The tone is friendly; whether the conclusion be sound or not. is a point���the point��� as to which ever one will have h S own opinion: | The police torn missioners of New, Westminster have -decided to make a clean sweep of the rest rifted district, j The policy i.s all righi. Its success will depend upon the way it is carried' out. When a street is dee:i in mud' and slush, the attempt to clean it by sweeping all this mud into the &ewers may Le a ductesH lf the sewers are: large enough to carry it away, but if the conduit is tco restricted it will get choked and the mud will "back; up." This illustrates what has happened in every instance where the clean sweep has been applied to re-j stricted districts. Enlightened public!] opinion is a unit in favor of the! policy of New Westminster, but a s.ri- isfactory method of applying it In? \e: to be found. Ber gains in Crockery and Glassware We want room, our store is too small to show all the Crockeryware and Glassware we have in stock, so we have decided to put on our Big Cut Price Sale for One Week Note a few of the Reductions we are making. White and Gold Cups and Saucers, regular price $1.50 doz. Sale price $1.10 Dinner Plates, " " $1.50 " " " $1.10 Tea Plates, " " $1.15 " " " 90c Fruit Saucers " " 60c " " " 45c White and Gold Meat Platters, regular price 35c, 60c, and 90c each,... Sale price, 25c, 45c, and 75c White and Gold Bowls, regular price, 10c% loc and 20c each, Salt price, 8c, 12 l-2c and 15c White and Gold Vegetable Dishes with Cover, regular price, 85c and $1.00, Sale price, 75c Also a line of Dark Blue Dinnerware at same prices. "Anjou" "Yeddo" and "Arcadia" Dinner Stock Patterns Reduced 10 per cent 10, only, Dinner Sets, 97 pieces, worth $16.50, Sale price $14.75 10, only, " " " " $12.00, Sale price $9.85 3, only, White and Gold 44 piece Tea Sets, $4.00, Sale price $3.25 a�� McQUARRIE & CO. FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS FRONT STREET. New Westminster. Telephone 333 Signs Painted Anywhere NOTICE.- Royal City Sigrn Works have removed to Fourth Street, city, back of Guichon Hotel. JAS. PENNINGTON and HOBT. RICHARDSON, , Proprietors, j NOTICE. J. HENLEY MiiDtifacturer of Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Waters, Family Trade a Specialty. rei. 113. Office Eighth StrMl| NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. ' After December 1st, 1907, the branches of ihe- undersigned Banks, in New Westminster, li. C��� will not open for Duslm ss on Saturday evenings. BANK OF MONTREAL, CANADI \.\ BANK OP COM MERCE, ROYAL BANK OP CANADA NORTHERN BANK. BELL, INGLES & CO. Proprietors of The Fashion Livery FEED & SALE STABLES SMART TURNOUTS GOOD HORSES Phone 250 Eighth Streel Dr. Jordan The Eyesight Specialist begs to remind his old |ial US Well US |)l ISJj . I ., ,��� ,,,.,,.. ,- (,,;- thai new Btyle of ��� ������- glasses are constantly be ig .'i'i led io his large stock if optical goo ri. He wishes ill to call to look, to buy or to i :. Same old address: 334 Hastings St. VANCOUVER Westminster Transfer Co ' 'fflca 'f'hoiif 1*5. Mum t*DC Columbia tit. I'i Baggage delivered part Of tho city. iKonii ������ ' to uu Light and Heavy Haulinj Otflcn���Tram Depot I 6 piece Toilet Sets, colors pink and blue Sale price, $1.90 10 piece Toilet Sets, assorted colors, Sale price, $2,50 10 piece Toilet Sets, worth $8 and $7, Sale price, $4.75 Many other lines reduced in price. 50 Glass Sugar Bowls, Sale price, 20c 50 Glass Berry Bowls, Sale price, 25c Fancy Teapots, regular price 50c and 60c,.. .Sale price, 45c Fancy Teapots, regular price 60c and 75c,.. .Sale price, 60c These cut prices are for Cash only. Westminster Iron Works GENERAL MACHINK- A,M. WNlilNJ WOKK. SHIPSMlTHtNu, tnuLHiu ano STRUCTURAL IRON WUKK Ornamental iron WorK, _.iciu<_...�� |l Fences, Gates, Klre hlscapOB, etc Mall orders nnd correspondent!* li vlted. JOHN REID, BEOHIK BT.tfc-ha. New Wf>stmlnnt��r. YOU REQUIRE A NEW SUIT Come over and see our new Fait Patterns. P. U 171 Bring this Ad. wtth you. Adams & Deans P. S.���LOOK IN WINDOW. ANY ARTICLE FOR 25 CENTS WE ARE NOr IN THE TRUST And can save you 50 per cent on a SAFE or CASH REGISTER STEIN IMPORT & EXPORT CO. Vancouver, B- C M0 Richards St, Phono 21,- Dan STEWARD Next door Hotel Attor VANCOUVER __ Ilie Oriental Contract Co. of Vancouver. Japanese Labor Contractors Nii-w Westminster branch ���"��� ��' itox 845. iiiiiii ii *HsDAV, NOV. 28, 1907. THE DAlLi7 KEWfiL PAGE ITO; he Cash Stores ^^���������������������������������������������������* �����������*���������������������������������� ������������������ ���rand Sweeping Sale of Winter Coals Ip to $10.00 for $3.75 Ip to $18.50 for $7.75 All Sizes, Newest Styles, Not Two Alike in the Lot >�������������������������������������������������������������������!���'��������������������������������������������������� 'fa* ' ��� aWi'', ..-A\ ������ *\ ft ��� . -���'; > ,j ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� a> ��� ��� V ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� : ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� : : : I *> ��� ��� i ��� ��� ��� ������*������������������������������������������������������***�������������������������������������������������������������������� ie, unique In the history of this store, ns the garment? ���'ieily ordered anl made for nils season, ��� ��� decided to make a line,: sale of the entire- Btock. wo ��� :bl very heavily and must unload. So the benefll you'ii ('HI be two-fold, by getting the winter wear at bul a fraction ' cost Por genuine bargains, see our windows. '0 New Winter Coats I or Little Tots j 1,1 nnd Mixed T words, if Brown, and Navy, Reds, Green; suit- Irlmmed; regular $5.00 ami $6.50, for 5 *p%j��/*C*3 :< 1-25 Newest Dress Goods or 75 cents \ ^u,t Ends ana pleoes of Scotch Tartan Plaid, Plaid Panamas, | '"''���li Tweeds, Kaflhmeras fi Venetians'. We Invite you to Inspect | is '-uiieeiion of the most worthy nlnterlals ever ottered al the . ;r"'" In the city. ft 'I at one price, I NOW 75 cents' ���^���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������^������������������������^ j T. H. SMITH [ ���: wri'"' 2bby2f'2b'2f:K. CITY NEWS Miss tj. v. Matheson will start on a trip tn Winnipeg on the 2��th la- Btant. N< w I'i-:.-, Raisins, Currants, Dates iiiei Nuts, etc, for the Xmas holidays ai West End Grocery. ** George E. Martin will leave on the ri P. It. train today en route to Ottawa and other eastern cities on ft business trip. Don't mlas your chance of a bargain al Cumming's Great Sale. Columbia Street. ** For your Xmas Pudding and mince meat, fresh raisins, currants and peels al Kyle fi Sons, Home of Plenty, 255 Fronl Btrei i. ** Wi- are looking Cur the Xmas trade in Bon Bona ami Crackers, and will have a beautiful display at the We En I Gi ocery. '* A targe boarding bouse to accommodate the working men employed at Sapperton, will be erected on Co!- um-bi.i street by .Mrs. Kirk, of that place. She purchased the two lots situated on the north-east side of Columbia and Keary streets, where a ���butch- r shop now stands, from J. J. Ashton, for the sum of $1,500. Mrs. Kirk has called for tenders for clearing and grading the property, and will be ready for building shortly. Three pounds best creamery butter for 5! Three doz. best case eggs foT $1. At the Home of Plenty. ** ��� ��� ��� ��� * ��� ��� *> * Have You Seen Our Statuettes and Ornaments for Xmas gifts, it is worth your w Iiii ��� -they are swell. How about a Morris Chair for Daddy or from $-��.'hj each. A Music Cabinet, for sister from tb.bn each. Parlor Tables from $2.50 each. Pictures at all prices���fine large oleos 24x30 for $_!.00 each. Hundreds of other suggestions���Come in and look around. ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� : : John A. Lee's Furniture Emporium : ��� DUPONT BLOCK ��� X TEL. 73. COLUMBIA STREET. NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. X ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ������*��������������������������������������������������������������������� HfcjfeMrifelfe V'-.V-J.-.'.���M.-U.JJ..".."-.,- .... ���..'..������..������._.���..���_.���'.."..���'..������..,'__>,__./_-���'..���,..��� I ... House of Quality I Henry Eckert, of pending a couple i ity, having .nari ed morning. Chiiliwack, is of 'l ij -, iii the h. re Thi t>i tns For cut flowers, Douuuets or funeral design - te ephone T. I lavles <& Son, li 208. *** Bread al five cents per loaf. Turn- tkery, Fourth and i lolumbia, * A lapane ��� disturber of th p ace was j ��� b er lay evening t iken to tne Thanksgiving Day in the yesterday! ''"''''' s,;"os. when all true and loyal Americans ar- In duty bournl to eat, drink and be merry, anil there? being a large number of Americans e m e-] e.n the. G. X. R. trains run- nlng between this city and Seatt'e, the officials of the company have been notified that all local freight trains due rn move tomorrow hive been can- ii lied y a general order issued from Sr. Paul yesterday morning. Freight locku the )K)iici . a charge ot trains 719 and 720, running between drunk and disorderly being laid Vancouver and Bellingham, are af against him. fected I j this order. Th.. crews oi the two trains will spend tne day Dent's I ress Gloves for 90c at Cum- across the line. : hea's Great Sab . Columbia SI Rain Coats Just arrived by express Saturday, the Mud Color Coat, just the thing for this weather to keep out the rain and wind. Come in and inspect them, it will pay you. Prices, $10 to $15. Cravenettes from $12 to $24 all shades. J. Eugene Brown & Co. Four lots on Si con I Strei ash. White, Shiles & Co., 260 Col- ui la St., 'Phone S5. K. i : P. Notice.���AH members ot .�����, Granite l_odge, No. 16, e.i-.' requested ?i_ ,y H in attend ;hej regular meeting next Thursday, Xov. 28th. Important bus- P. S.��� To the Man Who Knows. CASH CLOTHIERS _���>���������������������������������������< ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ** InfeSS. ('. 15. Deans, C. C. The i" <>],ie of the Interior are al ready experiencing the rigors of wiu- ���i r. Four Inch s of snow fell last night ;e' Hope and .North Bend, while :' ��� ber cu.it the storm wa = greater. The time for the Fr ������ Llbrarj Contesi is draw Ing 'ee a cl. se an ' remem- ! er thai the West End Groc rj .- th *-"���, .���"-j,���"- -..- ."���"���j.- -..-.".-"���"���"���"--,.- -..- inly gi ainable u he re voti - 'al'e oiler* Fruit ranch o�� 10 acres v. II bin _j miles ..; Uestminstet ol Va ni ouver, ... rail or boat, Annual nei returns ri'." e; In ce ntre ol ood fi ill �� rowing district, Price $5000. Abbot; & lly.i-. next Guichon hotel, New Westmin- Bter, H. C. ��* rhe work of grading and generally Improving Sapperton t.ark will bo commenced under the direction of the board of works and the parks 'committee. The place will be leveled off and fenced and put into condition for .all kinds of Held sports. Splendid Cravenette Coats, good for rain or shine' at bargain prices. See Cumming's Great Sale. *�� A jei'igram of songs, recitations and ri instrumental selections, etc., is being ri prepa ed for the Sons of Scotland H con erl tomorrow night in the K. P. ri hall, which is expected to surpass any '.'; .similar affair held in this city In many ] months. Some of the best local nl- K tnt has I een secure I t i tak ��� part, b:. and the prospects are bright for an ri enjoyable time. Among the interev-1 K Ing features will be a song by Mayor S Keary, solos by Miss Spring. Miss :b- Laird an I others. Refreshments will ri bo served by the i dies during the '������'- evening, ri Builders and Contractors For Sale at a Bargain, Carload of Shingles, $2.20 per M. F. O. B. Westminster Fit your boy before I In y are mlng's Great Sale. out with a rain co t ' all gene at Cum- Salmon, Son's. 5 cents per tin at Kyle .1. W. Evans, th ��� theatrical manager who recently produced "Don't Tell My Wife" In this city with the aid of a number of amateurs, is at present in Victoria, where he is maturing plans for the production of tho aame bre zy comedy, it is also his Intention to produce the piece in Nri- naimo aboul iim middle of next month. Fresh figs, Shell) el 11,lis. at the House K; le & Son--. lmonds anei wai- of Good Che1 r. Good beavj working shirts for 15c 1 at Cumming's Greal sale, Colum la Street. '* The members of the city council will assembl' this afternoon at | Queen's i ark to ciioose a site for the? I new reservoir which will be built as oon as plans cm be prepared. The basin Will be large and according to a rough estimate, will cost a out $2;i, 000', Just opened for business���the' West. End restaurant. Everything new and right: gooel bill cri tare, by Xeshi- iniira. ��*���> You arc missing'the chance of a life time if you fall t> atten 1 Cum- mlng's Great Sal1. *"' 'Phe Identity of tha man who was drowned In the Fraser river on Sunday night has not yet been solved. A canvass of the city hotels yesterday proved that no transient guest had disappeared on that dav. ,'ui.i up to dale no resident of the city or d strict has been reported as missing to the city police. The body 15 not expected to rise for some days. I W. I. Kerr invites you to meet him at Mr. it. Henderson's, Agues "Street i opuosite the Carnegie library, ot Thursday morning, when lie will d'*, pone of the Hhole of tiie hdgftahold furniture by public auction. ** Wedding Bells. A i retty wedding was solemnize! yesterday afternoon at the St. Barnabas church, when the Kev. C. W. Houghton united in the bonds of holy matrimony William Smith Latt.i, o�� Vancouver, and Miss Bertha Anna Sayer, eldest daughter of Joseph Saver, of Oakland street, this city. The caTirch had been beautifully decorated for the occasion, and a large number o: t'rie'n is of both parties assembled to witness the ceremony. '���'he bride, who was attended by Miss Alice Turnbull as bridesmaid. looked charming in cream embroidered net over white taffeta silk, ani wore'a white veil with orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of w.iita roses with asparagus fern. The bridesmaid "as dressed In white net over white silk, trimmed with baby ribbon. .emi carried a bouquet of pink carnations and ferns. A picture hat, trimmed with pink and white, complete.1 her costume. Miss Beatrice Save-, only sister of the bride, attended as fi iwer girl, and looked very pretty In a white dress with picture hat '���> man b- she carried a corbellle ol white carnations. Jack Letta, broth- er of the groom, acted as beat man. After the ceremony, aboul elgnty guests sat down lo a wedding supper eu the home of the bride, A 1 .rgc numoer of costly presents were re\ eeue.I by the contracting parties. the groom's gift to the bride w.is a ���ie i I t heirl om which had been in the possession of his family for over a hundred years; to the bridesmaid; he gave a gold thimble, while the gilt to the flower girl took the form of a gold bracelet set with amethysts. Among the many gifts recelvJrt we're a set of China dessert dishes. Ib-- gift of the employees of thCi"?. C. Tri-' ephotie company, where Miss Sayer had been employed In the Central oflice1 for the past six years, during the last three of which she had been chief operator. Mr. and Mrs. I.atta left, yesterday for California, wher.. a two weeks' liorevmoon will be spent, after which they will take up their residence in Vancouver. McLEOD, MARK & CO. The Farm Land Specialists, - New Westminster &._*##=: Fresh Pork SAUSAGES Daily ChoiceBEEF Best of farm- Pork Telephone 192. er's Mr. Employer DO YOU WISH TO PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR WORKMEN TO THE FULLEST POSSIBLE EXTENT. IF SO, I CAN WRITE YOU A POLICY THAT WILL NOT ONLY PROTECT YOU AGAINST ALL LIABILITY ON ACCOUNT OF ACCIDENTS TO EMPLOYEES BUT WILL ALSO PAY WEEKLY INDEMNITY TO INJURED WORKMEN AND THE COST IS MODERATE, PHONE CALL OR WRITE AND I WILL GIVE YOU FULL PARTICULARS. :: :: :: :: :: is NOTICE O IS TO NOTIFY ALL CON- renied that 1 will not lu future ba responsible for ,any debts contracted witb|*it my written order. (Sig-ud. JOHN WALSH. A. W. IVIcLEOD INSURANCE BROKER ARMSTRONG BLOCK. ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS PAGE FOUR T3E DAILY NEWS. THURSDAY NOV $ \ THE DAILY NEwS Published by the Daily News Publishing Company, Limited, at their offices, corner of Sixth au.l Fron: streets. Xew Westminster, B. c. E. A. Paige Managing Director CySeoN^'.ic. THURSDAY. NOV. 28. 1907 THE SESSION. The session which opens at Ottawa to lay will probably be long���certainly long in proportion to the amount of business which will be dune���and certainly, also, of a somewhat stormy character. We believe that the op- jwsition (and it will be the opposition of course which will be responsible for the "rows" ami for the waste i I time involve el) makes a rather large mistake iu thus wasting time; but it is a mistake which has become the fashion. There was a time when that sort of thing was of considerable effect: but that time, if it is not already past, is at least rapidly passing. Press and public have become tired of printing and reading long speeches, and the) have also begin to show a good deal of Impatience over the Interruption and delay in the busin ss of the country which arises from the practise of "talking to tho galleries.' Ii may be taken for grmt<-d. however, that our Conservative friends will tal'; to the galleries at great length anel with much reiteration, 'luring the next few months. In ihe meantime a good deal of the business of the country, both government business aud private business, will suffer from the delay. The great mistake' of the opposition lies in supposing that the whole blame for ihis delay can be saddled on to the government. No doubt some people may think���ami more will say���lhat it is the government's fault; but the mass of the el- ectors know thai it is entirely the fault of the opposition, and many of them add to that the additional condemnation that the opposition have n'i policy of their own. but re ly upon a mere windy criticism of their opponents. People are becoming alive to tbe fact that, it pays to conduct legislation and administration in a business-like way���ten ye. ars of business administration have had lhat effect��� and th" more the gentlemen of the opposition exhibit themselves as mere talking machines, the worse it will be for their standing in public estimation. $100,000 for Airships. Berlin. Nov. 2".���It was announce.! today that the Imperial government will tab- for a supplementary creu-.t of $100,000 i->: the construction of a new airship which Count Vou Zeppelin has built in the gr. atest has.e; in order to have it ready to begin experimenting in the flrst favorable weather next summer. This amount is in addition to the $401,000 coi-| lected in tin- budget of the Interior department Payment of the latter; sum will dejiend upon results attained with the new airship. It Is Intended to, in part, remunerate Von Zeppelin for the expenditure of his; private fortune on ftirshlp expe.i-j merits. PARTNERSHIP se_- fb*p\ It. .1. McMenemy, Proprietor of ihe Pacific Meal Market, has decided to take in as a busini'-ss partner Mr. Anderson, the present book-keeper. The firm will commence to do business under the name of McMenemy & Anderson from th;' first ol Decern-1 ber. 1907. .Mr. McMenemy wishes to take this opportunity of thanking his many customers for th ir kind patronage in the past and trusts they will extend the same to the new firm. CITY ELECTIONS HORACE PORE Goldsmith Silversmith Diamond Merchant Columbia St., Next Tram Office > �� V. ^Kl^i MARRIED. Latta���Sayer. At St. Barnabas, Wednesday, Nov. 27, the marriage of William Smith Latta, of Vancouver, to Miss Bertha Annie, eldest daughter of Joseph Saver, of this city. ASIATIC EXCLUSION LEAGUE OF NEW WESTMINSTER. A General Meeting will be held Friday Evening, Nov. 29 al s o'clock. EAGLES HALL Important business. All interested are Invited to attend. T. TURNBUI,L, president. .1. I). TAYLOR, Secretary. POUNDKEEPER WANTED Applications for the position of Poundkeeper will be received by the undersigned up to 5 p. m- of Monday. December 2nd. next. Salary $65 per month. Duties to commence as soon as appointment made. W. A. DUNCAN, City CI rk. City Hall, Nov. 26, 1907. ADVERTISE IX THE DAILY N'EWS. ' NOTICE Is hereby given to the electors of the city of .sew Westminster, tLal l require the presence of the i said electors at the Ci'.. hall, on Monday, the 2nd day o; December, 1907, at ii o'clock, a. m., tor the pur- ; pose of electing a Mayor and two School Trustees for the year 1908, and at 12 o'clock noon of Hue same day, for the purpose of electing Beve-j .persons as Al lermen tor the said year of puis. The mode of nomination aall he as follows: Each candidate shall 1 e nominated In writ ing; the writing shall be subscribed by two , - ...ous as propos ��� an I secon ler, who shall i.e duly qualified electors and residents in the city; and such nomination paper shall con-; :.iin a statemenl signej by the pe" .-een nominated, that, he consents ' i e-urii nomination. The nomination papers shall be delivered i.e ihe It - turning Officer at .iny time between the date of this notice an.l dn the case of .Mayor and School Trustees) 12 noon of the 2nd day of Deecemhi r, or (in the case of Aldermen) I o'clock p. m. of the same day. In the event of a \ oil being necessary, such poll will be opened on tha 9th day of December, 1907, al 9 o'clock a. m.. and will remain open until 5 p. in oi the same day, at the following places: The Council Chamber, Citj hall; the Fire hall, Sapperton; and nt the Light station, Tenth sir let. Of which every person is required to take notice and govern himself ac- cor lingly. Glvi n un ler rn; hand at the City | hall, New Westminster, the 22nd day of November, L9 ri W. A. DUNCAN, ; Returning Officer. PRINTING Have your printing dona in town by the local modern high grade printers��� Jackson & Morrison DAILY NEWS BLOCK Cook's Restaurant Cafe and Grill Splendid Cuisine White Chefs Dominion Trust Building Opposite Post Office English and American Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys, etc. New anl second - hand tables and supplies In stock. R. H. CLIBURN Phone A2698. P. 0. Pox 1185 Bowling Alley, P n li r S ., VANCOUVER Agent for Messrs, Samuel May & Co., Toronto, Get Established Buy a home now that will net a profll of >500 oi [j.,- Just sui'h a proposition. New Hous i Fifth a. a em. Two het- each 66x132 feet. You can sell one $650. All we. ask i.e $2700 for this propert; . G I ������ Into it. UNION IBS! COMPANY _. THOS. R. PEARSON. Manager REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE IMPE OUR AN OUTSIDER'S OPINION. The Victoria Week iias the following comment on the policy of our civic government in the matter of the "restricted district." The tone is friendly; whether the conclusion be sound or not is a point���the point- as to which ever one will have li s own opinion: i The police commissioners of Xew, Westminster have -decided to make ai clean sweep of the rostrated district.! The policy is all right. Its success will depend upon the way it is carried, out. When a street is deep in mud and slush, the attempt to clean it by sweeping all this mud into the ��?w?rrs may be a -nieces* lf the sewers are large enough to carry it away, but Ifl the conduit is tco restricted it will get choked and the mud will "back up." This illustrates what has happened in every instance where the clean sweep has been appli. d to restricted districts: Enlightened public opinion is a unit, in favor of the, policy of Xew Westminster, but a satisfactory method of applying it In*1 ve: to be found. Boiling Eggs Without Water. Chicago, HI., Xov. 2b -Polling eggs without the use of water is the latest novelty exploited at oue of Chicago's leading hotels, ,aud as the f'-at is accomplished directly before ihe eyes ol the diner the in v. waj of cooking g'- I- orally attracts attention an.l comment. The waiter places a boxlike appav alas ou thu table .end turns on a iie tl.. electricity and placet, tho desired numbei- of eggs in the heater. In about a minute anil a half, or half ilia time consumed by tue hot water process, the eggs are cooked to a turn. The process is an idea originated by Professor Radtke, of Armour institute Ber gains in Crockery and Glassware We want room, our store is too small to show all the Crockeryware and Glassware we have in stock, so we have decided to put on our Big Cut Price Sale for One Week Note a few of the Reductions we are making. White and Gold Cups and Saucers, regular price $1.50 doz. Sale price $1.10 Dinner Plates, " " $1.50 ^ " " $1.10 Tea Plates, " $1.15 " " " 90c Fruit Saucers " " 60c " " " 45c White and Gold Meat Platters, regular price 35c, 60c, and 90c each,... Sale price, 25c, 45c, and 75c White and Gold Bowls, regular price, 10c, loc and 20c each, Sale price, 8c, 12 l-2c and 15c White and Gold Vegetable Dishes with Cover, regular price, 85c and $1.00, Sale price, 75c Also a line of Dark Blue Dinnervvare at same prices. "Anjou" "Yeddo" and "Arcadia" Dinner Stock Patterns Reduced 10 per cent 10, only, Dinner Sets, 97 pieces, worth $16.50, Sale price $14.75 10, only, " il " " $12.00, Sale price $9.85 3, only, White and Gold 44 piece Tea Sets, $4.00, Sale price $3.25 McQUARRIE & CO. FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS FRONT STREET. New Westminster. Telephone 333 Signs Painted J. HENLEY * ] Manufacturer of Anywhere Minera| ^^ & NOTICE.���Royal City Sign Works I Aprafpfl Wafofc have removed to Fourth Street, city, I tWltWSU TTaierS, back of Guichon Hotel. I F*ml|y Trade a Specialty. .IAS. PENNINGTON and | e1, 113- offlce Eighth stmt| ROBT. RICHARDSON, NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. , Proprietors. (NOTICE. a 11 ee ii (_ After Deceenber 1st, 1937. the branches of the undersigned Hanks, in New Westminster, ll. ('., will not open tor Business on Saturday evenings. BANK OF MONTREAL, CANADI \.\ BANK OP COMMERCE, ROYAL BANK OF CANADA, NORTHERN BANK. BELL, INGLES & CO. Proprietora of The Fashion Livery FEED & SALE STABLES SMART TURNOUTS GOOD HORSES Phone 250 Eight., .sw! Dr. Jordan The Eyesight Specialist begs id remind his old i al ,J-' well us pi e j (.tive ,. ers, thai new Btyle of i ������- glasses are constantly ri ig ;i the garments peclally ordered ani made bn- this season. ��� decided to make a Una! sale of the entire stock, We ��� i 'in very heavily and must unload, s��> the benefll you'ii I be twofold, by getting the winter wear at but a fraction ���"'��� flrsl coat- For genuine bargains, Bee our windows. >0 New Winter Coats :or Little Tots " and Mixed Twoods, (f Brown, nil Navy, Reds, Green; suit- 1 mmed; regular $5.00 ami $6.50, for tpaJt-Ciiy ��� . :..: '-"_..><.,-_..���'..������,.���-���������,. ���:.->..-;.-:.-*.-fv. fcJU*'""1'-"- "-"���Zi'zi'z:^"jiujz '-; ;;'-;';; '���->-���>; CITY NEWS Miss 0. P. Matheson will start on, We are looking for the Xmas trade a trip tn Winnipeg on the 2rih la- In Bon Bona ami Crackers, and will stant. have a beautiful display at the West Bn I <:: icery. :* New Pigs, Raisins, Currants, Dates and Nuts, etc. for the Xmas holidays] A large boarding house to accom- at West End Grocery. **j niodate the working men ��� ��� ��� *��� ��� v ��� * *��� ����� Have You Seen Iftt It ri -from $9."0 each. ��� employe ,\ * at Sapperton, will be erected on (.'���' Oui Statuettes anei Ornaments for Xmas i while���thej are swell. How about a Morris Chair for Daddy or ��� A Music Cabinet for sister from $6.50 each. Tailor Tables from $2.50 each. Pictures at all prices���fine large oleos 24x30 for $2.00 each. Hundreds of other suggestions���Come in and look around. wort.i vour I><>ii't miss your chance of a bargain rn Cumming's Great Sale. Columbia Street. ** George E. Martin will leave on the, ....^ .,_..���,, by Mr. ^..^ Qf ^ C. P. It. train today en rout_e to Ot- plaf.f) S1.��� puEchaged ,,M, two lou tawa and other eastern citleg on �� situaU���, on the norlh_east side()fC���,_ uslnesa tri!'- ! umbia and Keary streets, where a ibutcher slio;> now stands, from J. J. Ashton, for the sum of $1,500. Mrs. Kirl; bas called for tenders for clear- | ing ami grueling the property, and will Foi your Xmas Pudding and mince be ready for building shortly. meat, fresh raisins, currants and peels al Kyle & Sons, Home of Plenty, 255 Thre'-' Pounds best creamery butt< Fronl Btreet. ** for *' Three doz. brat eas ! $1. Al the Home eet Plenty. Henry Eckert, ol chiiliwack, is ei ndlng a couple ot days in the! Thla being Thanksgiving Day in thi having arrived here yesterday r,li;"1 States, when all true and loy moi alng. ��� ��� ��� i ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� : John A. Lee's Furniture Emporium : ��� DUPONT BLOCK ��� * TEL. 73- COLUMBIA STREET. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ��� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ������*��������������������������������������������������������������������� .'..-,.��� ���_^'_.."--"_.-'(_.."--"--- '-<>.. ���'.4'-.".J^U.4fe-"-.,,->."J. >������������������������������������������ ***** * s fo- l-'eer cut flower3, Douquets or fun- e ele] bone T- l:avie-s & Son, !)��� 208- *" Bread at five cents per loaf. Turn- bull's ! akery, Fourth and (lolumbia, * A la] ai ��� disturbi r (.f th ��� p ace was csterda evening I ike d -ee tne leu :. . ��� . ih ��� police, a ch trge ot disorderly beln al Americans are In duty bound eat, drink anel be merry, ami ther being a large number of Americans ��� employed on tin- O. X. R. trains run- $.;'-' ning between this city and Seatt'e, ���:": the officials of the company have been ���* notl ed that all local freight trains - to move tomorrow hive been can- - lied ." a general order issued from J;a' "I re ���- 1 : St. Paul y, sterday morning. Freight trains 719 and 720, running between and disorder] being laid Vancouver and Bellingham. are af- against him. fected by this order. The crews Df ��� ilu two trains will Spend tne day + Dent's .' ress Gloves for 90c at Cum- acn -- the line { mlng's Greal Sale, Columbia St. "*" ... House of Quality ... Rain Coats Just arrived by express Saturday, the Mud Color Coat, just the thing for this weather to keep out the rain ancl wind. Come in and inspect them, it will pay you. Prices, $10 to $15. Cravenettes from $12 to $24 all shades. J. Eugene Brown & Co. i K. ' : !'. Notice���All memliers or P. S.��� To the Man Who Knows. CASH CLOTHIERS Four leets on Second Street, $'JT5 e ash. \\ bite, Shiles ri Co., 260 Colum! la St . 'Phone v". ** Granite Lodge, No. V',, aiv requested i\ to attend the- regular meeting next *��������������������������������������������������������������������< Thursday, Nov. 28th. Ini; ortant bus- Iness. ('. Ii. Deans, C. C. The people of the interior are al ready experiencing the rigors ot winter. Four inch s of snow fell last night at llo;e and .North Bend, while e. . further e-i.>i the atorm was ��� i i-.it'-r. ^'--���';-''--'':J.,-e'--''.-e,,..^,.......'-:0',;v.-.',_w,:l';..,t_...-V,-..:o.._>,.;>^ A jiiM-trani of s nn>. v- citations an.l y Instrumental selections, etc., is being * prepared for the Sons of Scotland1;;;: concerl tomorrow night in the K. P. ri hall, winch is expected to surpass any "X similar affair held in this city in man-.- ] The time' for Lhe Iri ��� l.i erarj Con- months. Some of the best local tal- % tesl Is drawing tee a close and remem- enl has been secured to take part, :' ber that the West End Grocery is the and the prospects arc brlghl for an '.': enjoyable time. Among the Interest- ri in:; features will be a song by Mayor .- Kear . solos ley Miss Spring. Miss v I.a riii an i others. Refreshments will ri be served by the ladies during the '������'- evening. w Builders and Contractors ee.ll> icery where votes arc ob- tainable ** Fruit ranch ol 10 ae : ��� - wil bin Jj miles eet Westminster ol Vancouver, bj rail or l)oat. Annua] nei returns - I iO >; In i enl r< id fruit growing distrl :t. Price $5000. Abbott & liy.K next Guichon hotel, Xew Westminster, B. C. ** The worl; of grading and generally improving Sapperton park will ho commenced under the direction of the board of works aad the parks "committee. The place will be leveled off and fenced and pul into condition for .all kinds of Held sports. Splendiel Cravenette Coats, good for rain or shine at bargain prices. See Ciiniiiiing's Great Sale. **. For Sale at a Bargain, Carload of Shingles, $2.20 per M. F. O. B. Westminster Fit your boy our with a rain coitj before they are all gone at Cumming's Greal Sale. ** salmon, Son's. cents per Un at Kyle ti. �� + 1.25 Newest Dress Goods \ ?or 75 cents j*ult Ends and pieces of Scotch Tartan Plaid, Plaid Panamas, ;""<-li Tweeds, Knshmeras & Venetians. We invito you to Inspect "Us 'ollectlon of the most worthy materials ever ottered at the ;r"'" in the city. " at one price, NOW 75 cents !��!*������������������������������������������������������ _____*___* ��������������������������������������� T. H. SMITH .1. W. Evans, the theatrical manager who recently produced "Don't Tell My Wife" In this city with the aid of a number of amateurs, is at present In Victoria, where he is maturing plans for the production of tho aame bre /.y comedy. It is also his Intention to produce the piece in Na- tiaimei about the middle of next month. Fresh Qgs, shellod almonds and walnuts, at the House' of Good Cheer. !���_: le & Sons. ** Good heavj working shirts for 45c at Cumming's Greal Sale, Colum la Street. "* The members of the city council will assemble this afternoon it (jin'on's park to choose a site for the new reservoir which will be built as soon as plaits can be prepared. The basin will be large and according to a rough estimate, will cost a out $2.i. ii. 10. Just opened for business���the West. End restaurant, Everything new and bright; good bill of Care, by Neshl- mura. *** You are missing the chance Of :l life time if you fail to atten l Cumming's Greal Sal !. ** The Identity of the man who was drowned in tho Fraser river on Sunday night has not yet teen solved. A canvass of the cily hotels yesterday proved that no transient guest ha-1 disappeared on thai dav. ,ani up to date no resident of the city or d strict has been reported as missing to the city police. The body is* not expected to rise for some days. i "W. -I. Kerr invite.! you tei meet Iims at Mr. it. Henderson's, Agnes street i opposite the Carnegie library, or Thursday morning, when he will d>, ons- of the whole of the household; furniture hy public auction. ** | Wedding Bells. A pretty wedding was solemnize! yesterday afternoon at the St. Barnabas church, when the Rev. C. W. Houghton united in the bonds of holy matrimony William Smith Latta, of Vancouver, and Miss Bertha Annta Sayer, eldest daughter of Joseph Say-' er, of Oakland street, this city. The eTTTirch had been beautifully decorated; for the occasion, and a large number of t'rien is of both parties assembled to witness the ceremony. '.'he bride, who was attenaed by Miss Alice Turnbull as bridesmaid. looked charming in cream embroider-; ed net over white taffeta silk, ani wore'a white veil with orange bios-! soms. She carried a louquet of Weiite roses with asparagus fern. The bridesmaid was dressed In white net over white silk, trimmed with I aby ribbon, and carried a bouquet of pink carnations and ferns. A picture hat. trimmed with pink and white, completed her costume, Miss Beatrice Saye-, only sister of the bride, attended as flowfer girl, and looked very pretty In a white dress with picture hat to mati h She carried a corbeille of white carnations. Jack l.etta, brother of the groom, acted as best man. After the ceremony, about eignty eguests sat down to a wedding supper at the home of the bride. A large numoer of costly presents were received by the contracting parties. Lhe groom's gift to the bride was a bracelet heirloom which had been in the possession of his family for over a hundred years; to the bridesmaid j be gave a gold thimble, while the giiti to the flower girl took tiie form of a gold bracelet set with amethysts. Among ihe many gifts received were a set of China dessert dishes, the gift of the employees of the'iT. C. Telephone company, where Miss Sayer had been employed In the Central of- Qoe for the past six years, during the lASt three of which she had been chief operator. Mr. und Mrs. Latta left yesterday for California, where a two weeks' honeymoon will be spent, after which they will take up their jesldence ln Vancouver. McLEOD, MARK & CO. j The Farm Land Specialists, - New Westminster | Fresh Pork SAUSAGES Daily ChoiceBEEF Best of farmer's Pork Telephone 192. Mr. Employer DO YOU WISH TO PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR WORK MEN TO THE FULLEST POSSIBLE EXTENT. IF SO. I CAN WRITE YOU A POLICY THAT WILL NOT ONLY PROTECT YOU AGAINST ALL LIABILITY ON ACCOUNT OF ACCIDENTS TO EMPLOYEES BUT WILL ALSO PAY WEEKLY INDEMNITY TO INJURED WORKMEN ANO THE COST IS MODERATE, PHONE CALL OR WRITE AND I WILL GIVE YOU FULL PARTICULARS. :: :: :: :: :: ,* NOTICE TABS IS TO NOTIFY ALL CON- cerned that 1 will not in future ba responsible for ,nny debts contracted wilhMat my wrltjgn order. (Pig-ud) JOHN WALSH. A. W. McLEOD INSURANCE BROKER ARMSTRONG BLOCK. ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS PAGE SIX THE DAILY XEWS. THURSDAY NOV.- Genuine Removal Sale Starts at 9 a. mj Boulevard V} Kibo Enamel Calf. Very Heavy Welted Sole. Extension Edge. Rope Stitch. Exact Reproduction of tin's Style* Shoe. Our reason for putting on this Sale is that we are moving into our New Store in the Dominion Trust Block on January 1st, and we are determined to reduce our stock to about half what it is at present, as we have an immense new stock coming specially ordered for our new store. Now that we are in the midst of our rainy season a Genuine Clearance Sale could not be welcomed more than at the present time. Everybody requires good shoes NOW. J -'Tr " Come while the big sale is going. If there is such a thing as making a sale go, the goods we offer will do it at the prices asked. Remember we are moving into our New Store on January 1st but we are determined to clear out our entire stock before we leave our present location. *��**����������������� Goods Sold for Cash No Goods on Approval i, ./ ���: u i \mr I X���.a.ri..,' r;,i I -1/ c ���PI The iable Shoe an N0V. 28. 1907 THE DAILY NEWS. Timber Notices 1. TAKE !AN D REGISTRY ACT. NOTICE thai Harrlel ''" " : Hammond, B. C, occupation !'"i-- -":'!- to appl ��� ,, peclal tim ier license ovei the tollowin e I lan ri. Comm< - ih' noi :i I easl of Gllll 9 MINERS ACCEPT ! LOWER WAGE SCALE I " :i poa 1 lante i al corner of lol 235, Bouth Bay, thi ne e . ,-������ GO thi m e south to th iplicatlon ,,a- oseph Tays a^ �� le, under a Tax i *er tp Joseph (.h.til)S :' ,;'' 2 ��e���NT thencewea --iy ai.,,1, ,a,. ri,<���,.,;;,,; ��� aU and '.""", 235, thence easl and north al - .,: tracl ol lanl boundar. of ,_., te, lying and rime; commenc< menl [ ,e Sew Westminster, UAOD ,: itish Columbia, e \ a and di ser.!) ;,. s ibdivlsion of Gi ��� ou are required .,, the tax pur- laj s fn in the lie ation <>f this , .. : ivise I shall r g- 1 .aer then of in . direel that publi- foi one month in .1 shi el at. New 0 1 an i sufflcl- ol ::��� gi trj Offii -. Inci of British a iia.. of Octol er, C. S. KEITh, Isl ar. November l. 1907 aie;- e, long the 15, to thi oint nl HARRIET FORD Friday, Nov. 29, THE Hid FUN SHOW. Referendum Vote for Smaller Pay Carries by Two- Thirds Majority. The- New Rural Comedy Success, I 2. TAKE NOTICE thai Hani..'. Ford, oi Hammond, B, C, occupation Lady, Intends to apply for a Bpe cl, 1 t'mbi - 1 ������ uvea the following d 11 Ibed lamls. ntm ncing al a posl ; lanted ��� ti"- 1 tl 1 easl corner of section 11, . aboul five miles south east of (Hlliri - Bay, Texada Island, thence south 80 chain . ihence easi so 'chains north SO chains, thence wesl ��� > < hain to [>o ut of 1 immencement. HARRIET Fl IRD. "ZEKE" THE COUNTRY BOY. Rossland, Nov.27.���Rossland .Miners' union, by referendum vote ye.it-. 1 relay consented to reduce the waf3 scale to Lhat which was in eff' ci prior to July 1, The old wage scale was 1 $3.50 tor machine men and 12.76 fo.' shovelers, with wages of oilier em A story of plain folks. * ployees about the mines in like pro- STRICTLY a high class ProducUon. portion. The scale which went Into ALL Special Scenery and Effects. | effect on July 1 was %4 for machine NEW Singing and Dancing Num-i '"���� a��J $'���������-��� for shovelers. I An Unexcelled Cast. Seats on sale. Wednesday al Ryall'i drug Btore, Prices. .2jc, 50c, 75c .and $1.00 Nov. i with this notice-, ��� .. igh '�����' tm ler e' ilmlng any In- i bj virtue of any .-. and all ;er- Interest iii sai I ,..e, ,��� title Is met - I rovislon i of he ��� ��� -." shall I e forever , irred from setting or .ti : esp< cl of I be or taxes as ; rovlde 1 . '.��� '.'��� ." ::. TAKE NOTICE thai Harri I I, ol Hamnn ad, B. C, 0 lady, inti nds to apply tor a sped.".] timher license over the follov 1 I ; I mds: Commi : clng al [.est pi in ed a the so ' ��� 1 ��� cot ner of Sect lon '22 an I about Ave mile 1 0 ith ��� asl of (iillis toy, Texada Island, thi nce 61 chains south, thence wesl te, tho along the hi south line- of Section 19, thence ��� 1 I ! ��� be ; oinl of < ommene e ment. HARRIET FORD. X evi in ier I. 1907. C'lCE. TO CREDITORS. . ;. :; ... the Es a ��� I ,ven late ol Cltj er, Bril Col- ;, 1.' GIV.-. ��� 1 ������ ���' ed Stal '��� ,; : apter 1 _-", th . i thers '...1. .11 a ��� 1. TAKE NOTICE Ford, [ Hammond, It. la !.., Intei to appl; llm e-r license over thai Harriet C . occupati 1.1 for a spi 1 ��� I he follow ; ��� ol U< ea ler 1. ��� ��� ��� '. ���; 1 lands: 1 .omn at a post ] lanti I ��� e of lo ation N 1. ��� ��� ��� ��� mih s south 1 as I ,, . Te: . ��� s and, I hem e ��� 1 . :1 N '. . thence south _ , thence w an i south : mndai 0 . ; I I/>* :_.:'' ti . he shoi . I hence westerl 1 anil ] iinl ee!' I e. . Ila !><'������- Double Screened Nut lire l ee 1 or Li)u7, to I , , .er ; iver to the 1 , a . .; : ��� . . :, [till '.,... ll.l- e ll Ir te ��� ... a e . ���.'.;; NO'l K IE I I af- ��� . . ���:. el ���. ���.- the ex- and John B , e th imon t! bavin ���. 1 -. b HARRIET i ll 1. FORD Hi I . Ma li Cot ��� ��� a 0 whose 1 ee n re .ril: . '. ... tak;; notice tl ond, it. c. ��� tlon . to applj for a special 1 . ���; ,,,. . the follo\ li . " ������ i lands: ( . .,:':'-::< in - al a posl . lanted bi t ci rner ol Section 21, : mi 1 ' ��� istei l\ ��� i 1 bay, 'fe \.e : 1 Islan 1, thence 16 1 Lheni I chaius 1 ast, north thence I11 it ol commonca H 'y":\.:'.' F iRD, > CT3 9 Per Ton Delivered 50c per ton extra above 4th Ave. Belyea & Co. Telephone 150 Yesterday the mines closed down for the purpose of rilowing employee 1 to discuss and voie on the question of I a reduction of wages. The union men . met al 10:30 a.m-, and discussed thw ; question earnestly till 12 noon. The 1 resolution was prepared a; the inon;- Ing meeting providing for wing i aolc; al thi old scale. When the union :���������- te isi tnbled at 2 p. m. a refere'ndura vote was taken, anel the re"soluTlon ; carried by a two-thirds majority. The| mines therefore will not shut down ��� as has been ihrearined for some tin_>a : past. It is probable that tho example will be tollowi el hy Boundard mines at a la ter d il :. This 1 robably means the re- AT THE BIG CLOTHING HOUSE BOYS' REEFERS Navy Nap Goods With Gold Buttons Sizes fitting Boys from 3 years to 9 years of age, from $1.50 to $4.00 the Coat I I I The: Wardrobe Clothier I . Bumption of worl-: in the Boundary = as well tis the certainty of the mines working as usual in Rossland. ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^/���^^������^������^^^^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���ri*:;' ZEKE. ZEKE, ZEKE. IS THE SONG THEY SING The latesl nm! success "Zeke Tne Countrj' Boy" will be the attraction at thfi Opera House on Friday, Nov. 29. The story of the play deals wii'i plain folks and is of the class that seem to have a warm place in the hearts of theatre goers. The company presenting the play has been ^ carefully selected for their special ftb-i# Ility t'i ; i' irt ray the different charact- ri irs. which assures an enjoyable pe.-- * formance. $ Many high class singing and danc- +_ in;; specialties are introduced during *i> the action of the play, anl special ^ seen.:;, is used, making jt a comple ; r ''I ; tion in every way. LARD LARD Fresh, Wholesome, Kettle Rendered ADVERTISE IN DAIL ���N E W S it vor Ni Anything. 6. TAKE NOTICE , o , thl . . ,; .; . e.lri hn e :��� d ry and cutoi ol TO CREDITORS, apply foi lh al Han ��� 45 MILLIONS THAT IS YOUR SECURITY WHEN YOU BANK WITH ===== qic ��� - ��� ��� ��� 6 ��� ��� LARD Ate Low Prices for Cash 20 pound Pail $2.60 10 pound Tin Jl.i1) 5 pound Tin 70 3 pound Tin 40 2 pound Tin 20 TELEPHONE 101 Reichenbach Co., Limited Wholesale and Retail Butchers ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� I ��� ��� ��� LARD LARD ;e*ri*^e��ri4ri*^*rie��ri*=:e*^:*=:e-��ri*e::e**:;e-��ri��^*ri*ri*ri��-;:=*^e��^e#^��ri*ri^ i>> 0> .**>2i+*>.2*>*>b.i*>*>*>* + Ni ; ��� :' the E tale ol ite : the city . , Col- .;.. : e GIVEN, pur- I Statul ��� ��� Brit ��� e ��� 187, thai all . . a. claims ol !i. Bai I Ji t;ti i ied ( a or ���'���'��� o tl i ie -ee or, 1907, are ro- e the 30th daj 'I nd ]<: poi t. pre .. lie un lers gne I, rna , addr tho full particu dulj verified; th ��� 1 .eti! and the na . ll any, held by . .' . [���; NOI ICE In i af n ' di ��� ���e. i ,: ., h; ��� I . ' ��� . . ; . ri ird , - : t ��� ll In :. bave the sari executrix " Uer tin. i aid assets thereof to any person or ��� oi a i iai.us notice t--.li.ril ' - received by her al Iho 11 b di itrlbution. ���I. I). KENNEDY, Margarel R, Whyte, ex-v afi resal I. ' 'th day of November, nse ever li - nds: lanted al ... . ,, Sei tion 7 ; ��� ��� a : ip abou I in i d, lh n i ice no i SO cbains i ch tin . th t.e- i so a ul 'e.' omi H \ tRIET FORD. ROYAL BANK of CANADA TOT A SSETS OVlR Wc v.i lcome -. a mts and a year een Sa\ irigs Bank *>i ++.-+*>y*>*>y*>*>y*>*>y*>*>2*>*y. YOU TAKE NO CHANCES WITH THE "DICK BOOT." Por over fifty years the nam.- of DICK has been a household word i.i the Old Country for Waterproof Boots. Their special process ;��� rs he sole leather perfectly and permanently Waterproof, besl li s .i Idlng doubly to its wearing qualities. Th i we specially recommend for the- wel weather: PriccE���Ladies, from $2.75 to $4.:0. Youths, $2.00 Gents, from $3.50 to $5.00. Joys, F. CT. LYLE, Manager. The Old Country Boot Store, - Colombyi St o o �� ��� ��� ��� ��� ������ ������ ������ J. STEWART, Proprietor ^ ���<��� ���� oo ���* **:'���'.������:;.���������::������������:,������:::������ :.*>*ya>*y*^, -,. TAKi-e NOTICE thai Harriel ! ! e ninonil, B, C, occuj atlo i n ' '.��� . i] b, i ���: a special ��� .. . vei the following de3 i .t. Is: Commencln t a pest pi ul I i boul . a , a iins north of lhe sou h-i ast co ���- ���,.;��� of Section 6, about a half mile north of Glllls bay, thence 80 chains north, thence 80 chains wes ;> s.) chains south, thence east Fhe Canadian Bank of Commerce *������������������������������-����������<�� ^���������������������*o, uoo w.,s being taken away we Idy by those returning immigrants, either in cash or In drafts on foreign countries- W. C. Chamberlin THE JEWELER. Agent Hamilton Watches. Strikers Looting Cars. Calcutta, Xov. 2b.���A British re ri ment has left Fori William for Asati- sol, Bengal, the junction of the East Indian and Bengeal-Nagpur railroad.; win re the railroad strikers Sve loc- Ing tars. Government business is ; I mosl ;ii a standstill, as Simlla, tli" official capital, is isolated. Steamers are unable to sail, as they lack both coal and cargo. Ths )eiic#s of provi. ! sinus .are rapidly rising here. ANDERSON & LUSBY Columbia St., New Westmin- ��� ster, B. C. McConkey's Chocolates Are the Best A fresh and large assortment, just received at--- MUIR'S Drug Store Columbia St., New Westminster Telephone 83 .ii.*.j.. i MEW THIS WEEK Combs and Brushes At all Prices Call in ana have your eyes tested free RYALL'S DRUG STORE ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������.����������,��+����������������������������� I Electric Railway Service Saf Fi ." Interurban Line. Cars for Vancouver and wav stations will run every half- hour from 5:60 a. rn. to 11:30 p. ni. Cars leave the depot every twenty minutes for both Sapperton ami city limits over the city line. City Line: Cars leave tram office on the hour, twenty minutes after and forty minutes after, commencing at 0:20 a. m. Sapperton Line: Cars leave at ten minutes after the hour, half past ami fifty mi.mtes after the hour, commencing at C:30 a. in. ?.unday Service halt-hourly lie- tween 8.30 a.m. and 11 p.m. - Did you ever think hovs inconvenient it would be and what loss you might sustain should fire suddenly | destroy any of your valuable papers and important documents. We have j Safety Deposit Boxes For your Deeds, Mortgages, Agreements of Sale, I Insurance Policies, Marriage and Birth Certificates and Wills. Boxes only $2.50 per year and up. Let us explain the system. !! British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Ltd J #fm����m**mt***������**��-i*-t***��m*v..t#.,���-,?**������������������ The Westminster AND Safe Deposit Co,, F. J. Trust JLilCt, HEAD OFFICE, . NEV.' WZSTMINCTEn, S. C. W'' '' " -ril rwit * ^o,; . Coats at this sea J and in order to make a dearl ance we are going to cut J price in two. All new garments in u lot, stylish up-to-date goods I lhe only reason we fij is that we bought too ma J so we take extreme tiij sures to effect a speedy clej ance. All sizes in this lot! half price. Tuesday Morning Bright and early we set the ball rolling. Be oci hand as we do not expect they will last long. 50 ONLY IN THE LOT $14.00 Coats for $7.00 $18.00 Coats for $9,oq| $21.00 Coats for $10 50 See them in our show window. W.S. COLLISTER & Co. 247 Columbia Street, New Westminster! W. R. Qilley���Tel. li': Offlce Ti M. (;. K. <;���;: Gilley Bros., Ltd WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DLaLERS IX Wellington Coal, V,m. Port I,in I Cement, Rosebank Lime, B. C. H tery Vitrified Pipe, Dr.ien Tele, Term Cotta, etc.; Clayburn Preid Mantel, and F re Brick, F.re Clay, Gartcraig Fire Brick. Liver*. Salt, Forge Coal, Common Brick Sand, Gravel and Crushed Roct m Notice Liberal Association ling The Annual Meeting of the New Westminster Liberal Association will be held in the Liberal Club Rooms, on- Tuesday Evening December 3. 1907, For the Election of officers and the transaction of other important business. J. Reid, Pres. J. W. MacDonald, Sec. The Good Ck STORE IS OFFERING Underwear at $1,0 per Suit Can't Be Beat Ladies' Waists Men's Pants Lace Curtains and| Curtainettes Rubbers, all sizes QOOKSLEY'S ^^ Well Known Souvenir POST CARDS of Xew Westminster anel disl -n-r On Sale at��� Morey's Bookstore and at Gamon's Cigar Divan itrAdTertlae the town w�� iiv,, ,,, |y mailing Picture Post Cards to yovr friends. Kyle & Soj| The Home of Plenty liT ������); Managing D.'rerio;- ADVERTISE ��� IN -- HE DAILY NEWS J''