fjiite, Shiles & Co. ml INSURANCE Lw WESTMINSTER, B.C JJJj ME 2, NUMBER 227 NEW WESTMINSTER, B..C., TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1. 1907 J��hite, Shiles & Co \real estate lumbia St. Phone 85 afc 10 CENTS PKK WEEK estminster Welcomes Exhibition Visitors rANCOUVER BACKS BOYS THREE BIG SHOWS AGAINST TECUMSEHS COMING NEXT WEEK Indians With Mighty Reput- Never Before Were So Many ation Fail to Strike Terror High Class Attractions Into Terminal City Sports. Offered to Theatre Patrons Tecums hi ������-'������ I comment-In. : I obi lompanied with all due pomp ana will prey that the Vancouvers may eremon the New W stm.ini.te_ pro- J suffei defeat In order ' ha ��� thi Red .inclal exhibition will be formally shirts maj have the privilege ol me I .i two o'clocl this afternoon ing���end defeating -the Toronto In bj tin Hon. James Dunsmuir, neuten- dlante on the green nexl Batu e-i go erno o B Itisl Columbia, Whi Considerable monej will change consented ti offlciati at the im- hands as the result of today'; game, posing ceremon but ll wlll be merelj a teasei com- Tne lieutenant governoi will make p|a_re)d to whal will happen it tin sho Bpeech wnlch will be precSS' Tecumseh's win. After nexl Satur ei ini ,.- J Trapp] day, New Westminster sports will presi '' ol i bi R & socii tyi and either be in clover, or else borrowing ] folio* i eplj from Manager-1 mone) [rom the man who nevei secre Kea Thi cei num The attractions for today include ������ will bi bo and noni ol thi Bpeeches'a balloon ascension, about Which FAMOUS ROAD RACER INCREASE IN VOTERS REACHES THE COAST LARGEST ON RECORD Burns, of Calgary, Would Richmond District Leads in Like Couple of Miles List of Nev/ Names- Chopped Off Speed ;Trial. Eighty Additional in City. against a ooa team ror and ending Octobi 12 wil be a ban- week In thi mi ei of amuse- ne ii i'o: the Mi v Wi ��� minster lhe - b ilni i han thn ee blj - companie a i ' thl cl and equal to the ��� ei the road, wil all be here in week, ihe day. being Tuasdi Thursd and Saturday. NYv, WestffiiB pi opli i ������ the attendance at The Isle of Since. and more recently th< "Little Johnny Jones" production, showed the I "���' rical lungs thai thej appreciated a good thing, with the result that mor in.- afternoon In thi ting im tc] I will be opposi i : ��� |;.. ; , "* and on thi result di , .. ��� in Indian.- v."! 11 m ��� Maple Leafs foi . .. with the New v ��� min- I thi largesl pui i an3 ampionahlp. The Tecum je the favorites, but the Vancouver ne ��� without strong con Hdenci ba they will down the Fast- t Thli opinion Is also snared greal many *��* thet: bai ��� ' wnnm have wagi n \) ��� at the -nte ot ffvt manifestation of confi- . : b< part or the Vancouvi i I :: 'he Vancouver aggregation pei ��������� al the hands of the New ���. team on Bi pti mhej _:. instance serve? as another Hlcatloi ��� This is a musical com- 01 curs,, all those elected to attend Host oi Um aetlvt <'d-> compaw Of fifteen stars, with a maj nol be present, and many dele- htJn. . bcn.s of tttj singer* The oompaty Bates will carry one oj more pTSxie*, U^ an(, a��� the pacfc| w)(h ,he ejp carries a .sixty-foot box car loaded bul i. is expected thai nearly three j cept|on of a couplo of cai.loai1s haK fine scenery, md all the other hundre.i men will 1*? present. falrefcdy been sold. i ���' �� !"��� een hand in thi i '-euUv*. will (Jjerefow ��� ti pick ��� letr iiest men. Tne New Westminster Fruit Canning company has closed down for this year, after a none too siuccess- fii 1 season. The lack of stilfieient help was resiionsible for the small pack, which does uot exceed 200,000 pounds of fruit. In spite of repeated advertising for workers. Mr. Haigh, manage:- of the company, was unable to get enough hands of the right kind, with the result that tons of fruit at reasonable rates had to be refused. The pack includes cherries, |u",ims. pears, rhubarb, beans, apples, etc. Over hall a million pounds were canned in 1906, making this year's pink of 200,000 pounds look Insignificant In comparison The manager reports that there s a splendid demand for canned fruit as put up in the New Westminster fac- A. .1. Burns of Calgary, a road Be ween tive md six hundred new racer known all over America arrived nam* will appear on the provrhcIW In the citj yestei lay and will lose no voters list for the- New Westminster time in getting ready tor los 10-mlld distrii when It is revised and pub- i,;,���,i race wiih W, R. Chandler, ol Vancou- liBhed he nexl time-. ver, which is billed in the exhibition] This ls by far the largest tncrea program foi tttmorrow afternoon at tha: bas ever yet been recorded in 3:30 o'clock. Mr. Burns is accom- thi. district, and the figures are grat- nied bj his manager. James Mc- ifylng as showing the rapid deVelOp- Ewen, who is an athlete of more than ment of the lower mainland, local reputation Besides looking af-.| T!l<- time for registering applicant (tutus' Interests, he is trainer of! tions to be placed on the list expired the Caledonian football team of rial-: last evening and the list will now he gar'y. They are both stopping at the j revised and puMisned. S. A. Fletch- Metropole hotel, Vancouver. ! er, registrar of voters, remained at The man from Calgary was eon-1 his office last evening until ten o'clock Siderahly surprised and disappointed to receive the applications of strag- on his arrival here to find that the time foi the race had been changed from Friday to Wednesday as he had hoped to get in at least three aays practice before the big event. As it is he will only have the benefit of one glers. Any further applications re ceived will not, be dealt with until next spring, when the next half-yearly revision takes place. The Provincial voters' list is now used in Dominion elections and it is run to loosen up his joints after the therefore doubly important mat all rai'.way journey. He had TiTs final British subjects who have resided at practice late yesterday afternoon on least six months in the province the road around Stanley park- should he on the list- Mr. Burns has applied to the chair-. Tr,e great bulk of the increase was man of the special features committee recorded in Richmond provincial el- to have the race an eight-mae "ev -ni ectoral district, where 246 new names instead of ten, and he was assured wm, a(j^e(j. The great influx of set- that the society would not object, pro-' t]cTg int0 B���rnaby and Sonfh Yancor.- ,ided C'hanrdier was agreeable. He ver, along the proposed New West- ��� ��� . 'rii-. 1 le) ... accessor lees weosa-y : ���-:���-.!��> morning far the production, -.nee leaving Toronto. \ ��� �� ��� assembled to eee them and thi wnera; v.rdict was the Indiana were in fine form. ������ wed good speed and tki Ir B and the combination ngh wm ol thi ���' rei i > : lite possible fh*1 they ' ���'; rise for the Tei this aftern t The . ��� I at ftrrei fe'eiock. : BOQceestnl The de$agatee from New Westmin- I kftet having lyen for the past two gter .are: Aid. B. W. Styles, nobert years manager of the New Westmin- The Mayor oi Tokyo" will armv , .lardine. H. Cilley, ,1. Reid. ,T. W. Mar- ster Fruit Canning company, Mr. on Saturday evet-lng. ll is as "good DohaSfi, Capl. Mayers. Cant. .1. Rog- Haigh has severed his connection as the others, and has one of tbe he.-T ers. ri TV Deans, .1. C Brown and Mr. with the firm, and will leave today for reputations on the road Courteufcy. I California ��� SCHOOL TRUSTEES ASSBWBLE believes he can tnakf a better show-' minster-Eburne tram line is 'respon ing in an eight-mile run than in the sib]e for a great many of the new longer distance, while on the other vnters. The district in the vicinity hand it is reported that Chandler pre- of .gfeveston has also filled up won- ferfe fey distance from ten to fifteen ; flerfui.y. mi,eB- The rapid settlement of the division Arrangements arc. under way CO of DeUa that has been golnK on flul-. have four men start in the mce in- ing the ]ast year is a]S0 plainly re- stea I of two as was at first proposed. flpcted in the ]j8t. no less than 169 Irish Sehragg, formerly of Caigfrry, new voters will be eligible to mark and now of Vancouver, and C. W. tbelT lia)lots in that distiTct at tho Simpson, of Vancouver, have .applied m>.( e]ectioT1 ir they _\] turn out. , Entrance and have been accepted, ^ ^j^ p���,rf,n,nEe o{ increase *;": ���" ":of the four divisions is found in Xo'v Westminster city, where only about t\ WILL PROVIDE LIGHT MEALS AT FAIR purchased by the manager of the exhibition as a trophy r.nd this wit! be the onlv prize offered. Burns has some excellent races to is credit which prove- him to be a runner of no mean ability. He won the championship of the New Eng" SO new names appear. Although no* as large as might he expected, judging from the industrial nnd commt___v. cial advancement of the city, yet rhe- increase shows that the city is steadily going ahead. The new ITst will contain about 2,100 names of voters. I cuincU of W'otin n will ��� ��� ol one of the depart- ��� woman's buildings a ti grounds during Che big - ens today, an I will pro- il liuli i inches ai reasonable ' .'li who may prefer eating - to returning home " ite and sup, and then ' ��� i waj back to the parfc ��� ������ ning concert The rooms i idles are staUoned are furniehed, an l wfll prove ��� poi for tired ladles to m; i time Everything ��� onduce tee comfori wil] ��� .mil visitors will be OttlJ The ladies are mosl '" lei it be known nTTi gen 'y wm be welcome. ' tne week, the rooms will be ire of different ladles dal- ' ' ''ie's taking charge in Today rhe members of the t \i.| society of st, Andrew's [ an church will be ta charge. | the Queen's Avenue anel Representatives of Boards from all Parts of Province;. Gather in City to Discuss Matters Relative to Education of Children���Many Important Resolutions Carried���Standard of Teachers Must be Kept Up is Opinion of Many���Flags for Every School. land states in a race at Boston about , . , . ,, which s the largest in the hi",f��r> - vear ago, and the championship of' . ' ,n lrK nl' the city, ' There are 77 new names to be added to the Dewdney list, which far exceeds thc increase in that division for e Pacific coast in the Marathon long distance race held at Seattle last March. Some of his more recent victories are the championship of Mani toba, won at the Winnipeg exhibition an>' Previous year. =ome weeks ago, and a five mile relay t I HAMPERING CONSTRUCTION. .athor- There was not a verj large | . ., ftl the opening of the annual con ventlon ol the Association of British Columbia ^bool Tnisieos. al the nounoil chamber in Hie' ciiy hall, >'- pen Wl End Methodist church wo- v";'"' rs will officiate, on Thurs. ��� j,* Da��ghters of England and fhe ea 0| St. Paul's Reformed Bpisco- f church win attend to the Suties, [ rl gradually Increased, greal pleasure iie experienced in wel all of them 11 was a pleasure to vfsit coming to the city, on behalf of the the beautiful city n< New We I : corporation and the citltena of New ster. it was a lilting piaca for the! Westminster, the trustees of the va- convention Inasmuch as the citj had! rious schools in ihe province. He- con- i ���lwa.\ B been to the fore in the pro-' Bldered thai honor and credit was due motion of eduoitioa, (Applause.) le. whoever had inaugurated the Idea ; President K. ri. Arthur (hen look thei ot these conventions of Bchoo) Whs-1 ehair, and the tbrmal business of the (Applause.) Such gftthertiigs sesion was pr Railway Men Leaving the Roads to Work in Harvest Fields. Ih- ,ei tin' number aatfl at the afternoon session the gi ering become Important In ilae, Excellent arrangements Bad been ���..,,!,. (or the conference by a commit tee termed of the local delegates, witU the html aSslstenoe ot the mayor and othetre. Three long tables were ranged along Hu' length of the hall, pro comfortable accommodation for race against six men in Calgary on PUGILISTIC POLICEMAN Lab0r *1a>J SORRY FOR BILLY SUMMERS W. Adams, an ex -policeman who for a long time met the Weekly demand.-; of his lamllady ror cash payments for meal tickets by flattening the asphalt .. v of Winnipeg's wide thoroughfares, Winnipeg, Sept. 30.���Ah estimated ��4enl son,,, time' in the city yetaerdiy shortage of aeveral thousand mett fof vialtina friends on the city police the harvesting Ot the wheat crop -i ^rce. \d mis has laid aside the hel- the Wesi has not ottly made itself me1 a,ul l:""�� tor a more profitable, felt in the farming commnnlly of the although far more' energeiic callin ���. whole country, but has neeessnrii* 1!" is ",v-v a follower eif the sepiaret fdrced a delAj in the napldlty With circle, and has already won Honors which railway construction has beenU0 m-m> ll:1rii battleB against, well Strike at Regina- : '��� sask.. Sopi. 80.���Fifty car- mployeea of five of the larg- ""actors in Regina, struck to- ar,count of t,1(, rpf���Ral 0j mo recognize tho ���nlon. TT,p Rr, lente hi Iri o |ttpr Irene "Ho lo ICte have at present tnl.nn no Forestler, vidlng the delegtile'S. Those Present. Pending the. arrival of Dr. M'lhu- the presieicui. the chair waa occupied by vice-Presiuenl p, Peebles. There were present: Dr H C Arthur, Nelson fpTeSId- ent).' l, Thonibiir. J. W. 9*dk, P. Peebles. New Westminster; I. C lM- cafl and A. ri. Coote, Chilllwacic, KA. Atkins, Conuinam: O.H. Brutt Kara- l0Op8; Maxwell Smith, Donald Ro", nnn,llliv; wichaea ileran, Okanagan Wiasionj JJ. Dongan, Vanoouver (secretary); J. B. Murphy, Surrey; SVH. Bourne and H. M. Couraier, nevri- gtoke- ���' �� Ml,ir' ^e6ten: AV' N- Kdowna: School Inspector O Muller. Iliimaby: Ale. ,mo: John iJatey, carried on in tiie Western coMntr>. As a result the contractors and the railway people are now feeling" tutt labor stringency probably more~keen- ly than at. Rtty other period of the wages and a pressing de teea. t��.ppi��nmsj pu��o BiaiuTJwiiB�� | sesion waa proceeded with were quite In the righi dite-ciion. be- Messrs. Peck, Tlmfnbnr'and Btrutt! yw' cause they gave all those who were WqW appoihted a fesolutioh commit- '"f 7 luleri'sleel ill school nianagement an! 1o(? mand for men has been the motive Opportunity to discuss various impor- School Lib a ' "hich has caused 40 per cent of the lant mailers and to compare notes, | R(,rr(l(nru ,-,���������_, 1,7���'���-, ., | men to quit work who were engage j lars. Con. .lones. of Vancouver, rS prn- Hunter, Stewart, I Nan. with a resull that couifl only be Beneficial to the province generally. New Westminster biad, taken a promfBenl pari in education and (hey were very proud "r their work and fheir teachers. They, however, had to give placp to Nelson as the occupant of the premier position In the shape of marki. New Westminster coming second. He expressed the hope thnt the'dellbffr.t- tioni of the convention would be char- aclerlzed by harmony tand good feeling nnd that the visit would be fli every way pleasant. It was a pleasure lo blm to confer upon each of the delegates the freedom of the city. He i . ^rasrr Nirola: W. also Invited them to the exhibition. 1 ^ thfi fitter and the result Is MaP'e "l(1f :M'! WIU),h)re, Surrey; W.jand said that If the secretary would School Library. Secretary Dougati proposell the resolution "That the provincial govern- nient lie asked to allow a small sum yearly to assist all rural schools in securing a school library." He minted out that In Ontario, Manitot-., Kas. katchewftn and Alberta such libraries were already provided by the respective smvrnments. Some of the governments had indeed gone further and seen that a proper selection of liter- ature was provided for the pupils. All the schools in San Francisco, Boston and New York were provided with libraries. The importance of this proposition was apparent. The amount of really useful instruction contained (Continued on Page Nine). known pugilists. Only last, week he met and defeaieel in tive rounds Beeg- bay, a colored scrapper of Calgary, who is all to tile good when it comes to hard hitting. Attains is billed to take part In a fight against Billy- Summers, of Seattle, on Octolier 7, the purse hung up for tbe encounter containing nearly two thousand dol- on the G.T.P. between Portage and I moting the scrap, and has arranged Miniota, a distance of 120 miles. Three weeks eago live large gangs of laborers, averaging 150 each, and totalling over 700 men, were busily'engaged in laying the track and ttalasi- ing along the section. Today this number has been diminished by 400, the remainder having left the camps and secured employment in the fields. Couldn't Make It Stick. The Enderby Progress has ceased publication, and may seek a new field at Salmon Arm. Lack of local support is srtven as the rea��on why the paper could not "make lt stick" at Enderby. that It will take place In a nice quiet spot where moralists will not interfere. The place of meeting is to be kept secret, but it Is understood to be somewhere in the vicinity of Boundary bay. Adams is considering an offer to come on the city police force as a special constable during the exhibition week. If he can make arrangements with his-.trainer, Murphy, of Vancouver, he wlll take on the job, as he says he has a hankering after the possession once again of the authority to make a man obey orders without having to resort to the hard expedient of punching Ida Jaw. - PAGE TWO TIIE DAILY NEWS. TUESDAY - FA ���T/KVT<"? sa Tiie - ��������� il ��� . .'.i.i s ion be in full swing. What about an attract!.- ��� fan fn- the many i-.'.l dresa occasion . Perhaps the white ostrich feath r fans are the most generally desired but tli- white, grey or black ostrici leathers, hand-painted silk. |������ ai 11 feathers, aud ivory fans from $3.00 Up are here tor your consideration. When thinking of the coming wedding or personal glfl do nol ovsrloo.-: the pleasure a handsome fan -bli cr - ate. ttJflM-���.-.,��� . . *,Z*Z*l**+~*X***^^**+***~*++*+*++**+^**+**** *> PAY Henry Birks & Sons Ltd, Vancouver's Leading Jewellers, Corner Cranvllle and Hastings Street. GEORGE E TROREY, Managing D,rector I I 1 ������ ������ I i ������ ������ ������ ������ ������ M ** ������ ������ ������ ������ iano **' ������ i ������ ������ :: it ** xx ** XX XX ** ** ��*��� >* >* >* ** Mason & Usscli Piano Company, Ltd. PIANO MANUFACTURERS Where You Buy Direct from the Factory on Easy Terms. During the Westminster Fair we will offer Special Reductions that will sell every Piano in our stand at the Exhibition DO YOU REALIZE that the above statement means that for six days you, have the choice of the best stock of Pianos ever offered in the country by THE'MASON & RISCH PIANO COM- PANY. at a saving of from $50.00 to $100.00, and every Piano an Exhibition spi cial? WE REALIZE that we can only gain the cor':.dtr.ee of the public by doing just as we advertise. WHAT WE DO. We sell you direct from the factory and save you the middle profit. WHAT TO DO. Call and see for yourself that this is one of the rare chances to get a high-grade P at a moderate price and on easy terms if desire;1. 1 Mason & Risch Piano Co,, Limited ** * ** ** ** ** ** ����� *���* 659 Granville Streel, Vancouver, B. C. Vancouver's Big Piano Store, where nothing but Pianos and Organs are sold. *c ******************** <:,<^ ; i : ^���^(���������������������������������������������^���^^���(.������������������������������������ek**!^.- *************** $>*i a - ************************** * ************************** *******4+*Z************** ****************** ������ ������ ������ '��� ������ M ������ I ��� �� ** ������ ������ ������ ������ ������ ������ ������ <>������������������<�������� ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������* ************************* )'. W''jf Scene from "In the Bishop's Carriage SONS OF SCOTLAND'S SPLENDID PROGRAM Part II. Trio���"O'Willle Brewed a PecB C Maut," Burns Messrs. Ii. Waddell, R. Morrison ar. i J. G. 3rown Song���' Tiie.' Auld Moose" La !.. ',' . D Miss E. Wi riv Bagpi] ������ selection Vancouver Pipi . B mtl Song���"Mary of Argyle". .C. JfiT-freya Ben. Wadd '. : a i ing, i Doul 1" Jig) ia i The Misses Marj in i Lizzie Isda i. dei James and Charles Henderson. Song���"Wl' a Lunelle! Pipers'", Anon MiBH B. Walker S otliind, promises to b>- one of Song���"Sandy Grant" ��� Humorous the bi ...���-.:,.. iate i atertain- J. O, Brown (In character.) meats ;e-, .,..,-,. i ,;h thiB dty f,, a long MM Lane s>nP' f-i��' past. Long before the tickets Ood save the kin?. Ve on .-al<-. vuiiuirTt'H for airea ly being made at the y;[" '���" used at thi office, and it la certain that kimll>' i,,:"''':1 ;" the disposal if the sign will lei oul before committee ley Messrs. Dyke, Evans & Amateur Entertainment to be One of the Best Ever Seen in This City. ��� r - b ������ ��� grand Si >l tish concert which Iven i.i ; he opera le ijisi ��� n 21. ij i . en .. un li r thi aus- ��� if [hi exhibition directors and the Lord i I he ri ei c imi. LSI, S ms The Heintzman A. Co. piano which concerl Tr-is r~,--. lOKini lh S. R 0. 6 the *��������������� ;'>*���*'"'"'*** * y >l> >���*-*��� ��* Hale & Lane, AGENTS FOR CITY AND FARM PROPERTY 248 Columbia St., NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. I Phone 335 r\ O. Box 2Gg Wholesale and Retail Butchers Columbia Street FOR YOUR NEXT ORDER OF MEAT *>2*%*z*:.r*y*2r*y*,x*>r2*: * * ** :.*.;r*o*y*-b-*o*b-*y* *���*���** JUST RECEIVED CARLOADOF BRIQUETTES 28 i for burning in heating stoves and grates. GILLEY m\ _����������' V 1907. MEN'S HATS THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE THREE TRUSTEES AnEND ' SOCIAL GATHERING This cut shows our 42 inch OVERCOAT �������������� ******************* i*********************** ********************* Visiting Delegates Entertained Last Evening-Speeches by Prominent Orators. Condensed Advertisements FOR SALE, cheap���Heintzman piano Ij new. Address "Piano." i\ O. lie ix rie.;. New Westminster, B.C ri -������. AMUSEMENTS ri!=ri* *# WANTED���250 fir O Box 2n4, city. piles. Apply P 4 ��tr*********************** <. ************************* This is the Dressy Coat for men. Some silk faced <���.*** ********************* ***********< **- ��� MEN'S Overcoats MEN'S Underwear PHILLIPS he Wardrobe Clothier sole agent for 20th century clothing Rubberoid Roofing Mail Service Ispatched by C. P. R. train at f.lfi a. in.; close 11 p. 111.: Sumas and Seattle, via Huntingdon, lily. 'i le No, l, daily except Suu- Sapperton No. 1, daily except P (Sunday; Calgary and Vancouver, No, (first mail C.P.R. east) daily. Mails irotn the above points received it p. in. lispatched by B. C. Electric railwaj CO . 7 : 4,"i a. in.: Vancouver, Na i, dadlyexcept Sun ��� (Vs. Return mail reoeivefl 9 a. in. Disiatclu^i by (i.X.R. train, 8.45 a.m.: Cloverdale, Nloomekl, Port KelR fazelmere, Hall's Prairie, Blaine and eattle (all jKiints in Washington and 1 ���'���'��� also all points in platesi, daily except Sunday. islte received at 8:80 p. in. Clayton, Tuesdays and Thursda '���'���' i Id, Wednesdays and W's. Return mail neoelved Moni m kim.i)s. ���Mjpatclied by lri C. Electric railway, '" 30 a. in.: Vancouver Na ~: Victoria, No, 1; ���Central Park, daily excepl Sun lay. . in. mj WWW 1 It has stood the test, heat, frost, wind and rain, gives entire satisfaction, ��k>e* not harden in the sun or crack in the cold, always waterproof, always tight. It is light in weight, low in price and makes a roof fireproof. Anyone can lay it. Write for prices. -:- *:��� '���- Corrugated Iron always en hand and price right. T. J. TRAPP & CO. eastern Return Satur ayi limited '**<> ********** I Port Hammond pspatched ley carrier, 1:18 p. tn.i I:|M Burnaby, dully except Sunday. ''"���"mi mails received at 1:10 p. m. "ispatched by carrier 12:00 noon: Til'i"' iland. Tuesdays and Fridays. IRetiirn mails received Tuesdays and Fridays. Pfspatched by C. P. It. .joad 1:30 p-m. (closea daily al the Bame '" luring winter montha.: Ladner, Westham island, Port Guichon, Steveston, Sunbury, tally WcePt Sunday. Return malls recelv- ei1 f,""> '���> a. m. to 11 a. m. Woodward's, Wednesday and Sntiir- ay' Return mail on Wednesdays and Saturdays, Vancouver, No. ?,; Victoria, No. 2; ani1 Burnaby Ltttfce; daily except Snn- '"���'��� Return mulls received Burnaby iake. Return 2 P. in. '"Patched by G.N. Fyler, 4 p. m.: �� Bouthern points, dally except *"n,hlv- Return mall 11 p. m. "Patched by c,piRi traIn ,lt B.06 p. "���: mall doses at 4:80 p.m.: p :p,lK;"'V and Vancouver, No. 01! (C ' ��� 6ast, second mail). Return mall r't,lv''i n in Sappen 160 acres excellei Meadows dyke Land, si tuate on Praser river Inside P1U ed. (leioei house, nine txr^e the rest alder ��� cleared Por crop. 10 acre i slash- bottom land, only $75.00 an acre at 6 p.m. mail at DIAMOND & CORBOULD RESIDENT AGENTS. and Empire Accident and Surety Co. Over Annandale's Grocery, German American Fire Ins. Co. comer of McKenzie and Columbia Sts. *******************���+*****������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ESTABLISHED 1SSl!' Arthur J. Scott (Successor to Mellon & Scott) Insurance, Real Estate, REALTV, farms, fire VANCOUVER Finance, INSURANCE Entertaining the visitors at the Invitation <>f tne New Weatmlnftei board ot schoo] trustees, the delegates with a large number of well Known towus.oll; including many ladies, attended a social gathering at St. George s bali, las; ni.riit. Presiding over th*. proceedings was Chairman U. S. Curtis, who was supported bj inr Honor Judge Bole,~Rev. Dr. Sipprell, Rev. .1 S. Henderson, an I SeinKii Inspector Stewart The chairm in naving welcomed the ompany, Ur. Sipprell oongratuTSte'd le |e gates in the conventi6n upon . eing eu imbei 3 ol i -1 nei.'. of gr< al ralue and usefulness thai was unique In its character, there being no similar body in the Dominion. They, a--' ti tstecs, were tn- directors of that greal national factor, education. Proceading to speak upon the relationship of trus ee - tn teachers, b< said that no old ba< helor should bi aiiowed to bave a seal upon a boa) i nt' trustees, for the reason that h could have no proper under -lan.TT. of, or sympathy with children. (Applause) lie considered that the d velopment of British Columbia *att now sufficient 1> advanced to enable trustees to take high ground as to' the character and capability of teachers. Among the main characteristics '��� that should be possessed by all teachers was, first, that they should be men and women above reproach ln pi r -.mai habits an.i personal riemean- n:'���clean in habit and principle, rii thought and in expression (applause.) Then they should discover whether ti.. li irs were optimistic and not pessimistic, and whether they wcTe pre- .��� pared to place high ideals before the youths they had to teach. As to reward, if the government was not prepared to provide a sufficient salary to good teachers, he considered ' the duty of trustees to obtain from! the ratepayers sufficient to augment such sum to the proper amount. The i'i. hers in their schools should ce the very best men and women in the land, (applause.) As to trustees, Iris view was that nei man should accept Ihf position of trustee uciess he were prepared to take n continually active interest In all thai pertains to the school's welfare. He would like to see the< day when there was a salary attached to the work of a trustee, who had often to lose a good deal in the discharge of his duty ilis Honor Juelge Bole regretted that, owing to the' way in which teachers w< re now paid, teaching was only looked upon as an avenue to other professions. He would like to sev the pay Improved to such an ex- ti tie that the profession of teaching uighl be regarded as an honored audi permanent means of living, (.applause.) School Inspector Stewart then pre-1 ! sented the medals given by th Football association of N'ew Wnstmlntter, through the kindness of ri .'.iaho.iv, | to the- champion Juvenile football team of the city, viz.: the Hig'i school Junior football eleven. The medals were affixed to tie j (breasts of Capt. Hurry Munn and TlT-i 1 | fellow players by Mrs. Thornbitr. Rev. .1. s. Henderson, spoke ap- ; preclatively of the work of the convention and suggested thai it would strengthen the hands of irusioos and | Increase the usefulness of thetr o a. in. ""V No. 1!; Millside, No, 2, I v-Otlulti.,, '��� dally except Sunday. Iri- "quit! "m mali received at 10:85 a. m. c. P.' 8:, 'P'r.zr.z T>7. I J Westminster Transfer Co. I 'lffion -Phone 18R. Burn 'Kbooe 187 ' Columbia Bt. Present this Advertisement at Studio to Benefit Oaggage dcltvercd t:nrt ot the city. promptly to uiy Light and Heavy Hauling Offi so���Tram Depot ROYAL STUDIO Under new management, Cnnninsham Slock, ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS English Watchmaker Two door* from Geo. Adam*, Groctr Ladles'Oold Watches from 912.78 up. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, open face, $8.00. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, double case. $7.50 up. Agent for the celebrated South Bend Watches, supplied to the Wellman Arctic Expedition. All warranted. Chains, Rings. Jewelry, etc.. otc. Witch repairing; cfaargw able. PAGE POUR TIE DAILY NEWS TUESDavTocT ��� *;��_ *************************************************W Visitors to the Exhibited! are invited to come to Vancouver City and get a list of City Business or Residential properties and acreage. : : : : : JOSEPH A. COLDWELL 100 Hastings St. W., cor. Abbott St., VANCOUVER Real Estate, Insurance etc. Telephone 3-9-1 ; b*^999********************************************** Capital City Increases Price Twenty Per Cent Today. Victoria. Sept. .'!().���Bread is to be advanced in price commencing October 1. After that date the bakers of the city will sell tickets at H> for $1, instead of 20 as at present. This means an advance of 20 per cent on the prevailing prices to the consumer. Practically all the bakers in TTie city have agreed to the new schedule of rates which will go into effect ou Tuesday next The advance in the price of flour and the hi-:her prices paid for fuel anel wages are offered as the reason for this sharp increase in price of bread. LOCAL OFFICERS tion of strong young men they must feel the influence ot virile manhood. Rev. W. H. Barraclough Named President at C. E. Convention. THE DAILY NEWS Published by the Daily News Pub ihing Company Limited, at their " Is our absurd craze for cneapness offices, corner of Sixth and Front that has brought about present coneli- ��� ���treets, New Westminster, B. C. | tj<)ns. We may save money LyTnak- Victoria, Sept. .!0��� The election of ' ~~~ ing it impossible for men to continue officers for the Christian Kndeavor- E- A- Pa'9e Managing Director jn ^ pror(,ssion luit fffl shal, 1()se ers, at present assembled in conven- The puolic school is the Hon in this city, for the ensuiiig year TUESDAY. OCT. 1, 1907. THE POPULAR VIEW. A Woodstock, Ont, paper which franklj confesses that it would be glad in st'e several of the items of Mr. Borden's platform carried into effect, and which speaks highly of Mr. Borden himself, explains that in discussing the uti: ranees of the Conservative leader, and his manifesto or "platform," it feels compelled to "speak of Mr. Borden's plat form, rather than of the Conservative, for notwithstanding what Mr, Borden may say ' | in manhood. I worst place In Which cheese paring economy. WATCHES BROOCHES RINGS Souvenirs to The heavy reduction which the C'un- ard company has made In Its ocean passenger rates seems to indicate a determination to keep their great steamers full to their capacity in winter as well as In summer. Tf the railways would follow suit, it would be cheaper to travel than to stay a' home. practice resulted as follows: Hon. president. Rev. E. LeRoy Dakin. Victoria; president, Rev. W. ll. Barraclough, BA..I Xew Westminster: 1st vice-president, ��� T). E. Gugga. Vancouver: riiil vice-1 president, Rev. ii. A. Carson,Victoria; I secretary-treasure:-, A. E. Ethering- ton. New Westminster; councillors,] Mr, Hogg, Vancouver; Mr.-;.Warwick, I Victoria; W. Skinner. Vernon; Miss' Knight, ���Chiiliwack; and H. \Y Davies, Victoria. Horace Dorer Goldsmith Silversmith Diamond Merchant Columbia St., Next Tram Office or think���and it may be conceded . tnat A French doctor has discovered put people so Milk Expensive In New York. New York. Sept. 30.���-Nine cents fl electricity will that he says what he thinks on this' sound asleep that operations oan be Quart will be charged for bottled" milk, and other matters���there is still no performed withoul waking the pa- Instead of eight cents, beginning Oct- evidence that the policy which he is1''*'"1*- Well, we knew all that before; ober 1, This unprecedented price for now placing before the country is the''1 was ,ll(1 waking up tliat was the milk is explained as being due to an policy of the Conservative party, it trouble, and the real discovery is that actual shortage in supply, increased has never yet been adopted by the I one ci,n b(> thrown Into a sleep pro- demands of dairy farmers. Increased Conservative party; it has been re-! found enough to give insensibility to! cost of bottling and dairying. pudteted in part by at least one rep- paln- not ��"'-v without danger but ��� presenfcattve conservative paper, anl' witl) KOO(1 results in the way of ton- in many places it has been received ins UD unstrung nerves and refresh- wit h discreet silence. There is not in" exhausted physical powers, the slightest evidence that it' Mr. Bo.-- j ��� den were in power tomorrow he Would . The Merchants hotel, which at the WARNING be able to give effect to any material last meeting of the license commis- part of his platform." I sioners was declared to be badly iu BEWARE OF OPTICAL SHARKS, WHO MAY OPERATE AT THE EXHIBITION. These optical parasites make a business of operating at exhibitions, and Wi' should have 'been inclined to need of interior repairs, has been de- ar.'past-master fakers. put it positively instead of negatively, clared by the license inspector to D as we think there is plenty of evidence thai be would not be able to carry into effeel any material part of liis programme; at least, if he we're allowed nominally to do so, the cure woul be worse than the dise ise. The paper from which we bave quoted put* another self-evident truth in connection with the matter verv neatly. Thus: "Mr, Borden himself has no more righl tee lay exclusive claim to the more importanl features of his policy than .en. other Individual who *s in favor of them. Mr. itorden did not ",'i 'i '-,' them; lie did nol even discover them. There is nol a reform of any Importance which he proposes which has not been advocated by somebody, either iu the press or on th" lattonn, .,,,��� years. This is true of -ri', service reform, of ths nat'.cfnal- 'ization of th telegraph and the telephone, of independi nl man igemeul of the intercolonial, of public man.o - ment of all r lilwaj s, of improvemenl in the e '.i cl lon law i, an i so on, The facl Is thai no one can lay exT'Triive claim to questions like these, Th y are the natural outgrowth of the conditions of the country." ���lust s e; and ihe conlr.asl bet�� en I] the advance of the pasl ten ye irs anel the stagnation of the years before thai \ period shows us plainly enough to v, hich part) we must look to keep pace with the iie-', elopn.ent of < ondi- ' HIS, now in fit condition for the accommodation of guesis. They owe allegiance to neither state municipality or its citizens. They pay neither taxes or rent, but like nil "gulls" they are ever on the wing, excepting when gathering from ttreir victims the necessary for locomotion. Tbey know nothing about the eye or the Bclence of optics, and care less, so lung as they can relieve the unsuspecting of their bardearned money. If your eyes are troubling you an 1 you have not the time to come to an eye socialist like Dr. Jordan lVancouver), then spend ymir money with your local optician, and at least have the satisfaction of knowing you Btand n chance of getting some degree of satisfaction, which you cannot hope to gel from fakers. SO BEWARE: Why Pay a Doctor of Ophtbal- moiogy $5 to $10 and another like fee to an Optician for glasses. Dr. Hatherly, our optician and Doctor of Ophthalmology, does the work of both charging only for the glasses. sy.\...;..:;-: . :-, r r.. ---������ .- ;���:. $10.00 Per Acre 160 Acres in Langley SOME GOOD TIMBER. THIS IS THE CHEAPEST 1-4 SECTION ON THE MARKET GOOD TERMS EN QUIRE AT ONCE McLEOD, MARK & CO. The Farm Land Specialists, - New Westminster OUR Shoes for Everybody Piano Exhibit IjiW Can We Interest You in the Matter of New Shoes? s, n *��� See Our Window Jt' �� TEACHER AND PUPIL. Tm facl thai u convention of Bchool trustees Is in session here makes this a good time to prlnl a le if (rom tb'' book of Ontario's experience, Here ii is. We quote from a Toronto paper; "However Importanl our universities may be the public school Is an Institution that touches the life of every boy and girl in the country. The gradual disappearance of the male public school teacher is something thai cannoi be viewed wlthoui anxiety, in ihe' Toronto Normal school the re are 189 lady Btudents and 5 men: in London there are l."e2 ladies ami 13 men; in Ottawa 116 la lies and 7 men At this rale in a very short time the male teacher In the public school will be a minus quantity, To s.iy thai this is a situation which gives grounds for anxious llwngtil as to the results upon the future manhood of the country is nol to elepp elate the excellent work that has been done, and Is being done by ladles in thfi profession. We can fully re- cognize the excellent Influence of womanhood, but we cannol clow our eyes to the fact, thai there is a stage In the development of the boy when he needs the strong governing ha ml of n man. If we are in rear a genera- , mi We are showing a great variety of new lines in Misses and Children's Shoes. Ask to see our new line of Children's Shoes made on "Nature Shaped Lasts"���the shoe you've been looking for. Don't Forget our Window Display. We think we can agreeably astonish you as to Styles and Prices : : : ; ; This year al the Greal Fa ������ te th in ever. We Ini I ; the beautiful Instr n lay a i our booths. 8TEINWAY & SONS PIANOS NORDHEIMER PIANOS NEW SCALE WILLIAMS PIA.NOS DOMINION PIANOS PALMER MCS W. M. Waitt & Co. LIMITED VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER The oId���;��' Music House In B- c J. H. TODD, Local Agent Johnston's Big Shoe House LIMITED Big Electic Boot Sign, New Westminster, B. C. YOU REQUIRE A NEW SUIT Come over and sec our new Fall Patterns. Dan STEWART Next door Hotel Astor VANCOUVER 500 Cord of Tan Bark Al the fraser River Tannery Highest Cash Price Paid Z .Ari'l OCT. 1. ���7' THE DAILY NEWS. ���- PACE FT/C ���_����}&-_ [h. smith T. H. SMITH Tie Cash Stores Grand Display AWAITS OUR ibition Visitors Bigger Stocks to select from, more selling space, jouble the staff to serve you properly whether you Ire ready to buy or not. Hundreds of Handsome Coats Mannish Scotch Tweeds, Black, Blue, Green and Irown Reaver Cloths, in lengths from 48 to 52 in. at $6.50 to $50.00 Splendid Skirt Stocks tlisses all wool mixed Tweeds at $2.50, $3.50, $4.50 to $7.50 Skirts for women. Our assortment is the largest In the province, moderately priced, carefully tailored laments, several hundred new styles just in, amoug Ihem pretty mixed dark tweeds and plain cloths, bleated and strapped, only a few days from the pakers hands and when they reach the Cash Store they're quickly sold, so be here early! White Wool Blankets We wish to rush out as many blankets this week as bobble and make room for other lines. To do this [ve are offering special reductions. A11 goods guaranteed during the Sale, just the same as when you Ipay regular prices. ���,."..���..r-.rV*-,."..".*-.,:-.:- ,".,:'-1,",-;,l'v',>'1iv^ CITY NEWS T. K SMITH 267-271 Columbia Street, New Westminster B. C. I Ladies' hairdressing parlors, over , Welsh's store; entrance on lith St. ** , Bishop Dontenwill will return about lhe end of the week from a trip through the interior of the province. The Henderson Bros, will be a real���, treat at tbe Scotch concert. * j Wednesday, Thursday ami Friday: will be observed as holidays by Die I children attending the public schools in the city. Dr. T. H. Levey, dentist, Crescent club building, Columbia street. Miss Edith Osborne, formerTy with the Rambeau Stock company, left for Seattle yesterelay evening, having accepted an engagement in that city For cut flowers, bouquets or funeral designs telephone T Davies &. Son, li 208. ��������� W. E. McLeod returned yesterday j morning from New Brunswick, to which province he accompanied Mrs. j McLeod Borne weeks ago on a visit' to ' friends. Meal., at Windsor hotel will be 55 cents during exhibition week. The ival at Queen's park was qc- I cupied nearly all day yesterday "with lacrosse and baseball men all pracflc- | ing for the various competitions which : will be pulled off between the present i and Saturday evening. For all kinds or cut nowers and potted plants, see Tidy, the florist. The only exhibitors in place for the commercial display of apples at ttfe exhibition are Thomas G, Earl, of, Lytton, and .l.deC. Wetherell, of East! Burnaby. Mr. Earl is showing a dozen or mor boxes of leading varieties of fruit notably Gravensteins. Alexanders and Talman Sweets. The genuine articles���the B. C. and Old Sport cigar-. For sale by ail first-class dealei 3. The local Aerie Of Eagles gave a rei eption to a number of visiting Birds of the same plumage in their lodge I room yesterday evening. The visitors ! were royally entertained by the resi- I elent members of the order, and voted | their entertainers a set of jolly good Eellows. After formal speeches had een made I y - ime of the prominent i risiior.-, the- party settled down to a social time in the true Eagle manner. Miss Walker and Mr. Ben 'Waddell will sing the duet, "Lassie, wad ye I e me," at the Scotch concert. ** Sevi i: tie : i; ers are expi cted to arrive in the city today or tomorrow, for the purposi ��� f taking positions in the Rambeau-Esmond Dramatic com-; pany, the name under which the recognized Rambeau stock company will be known In future. Every one of them is said I > be well up in the theatrical profession, and the promotors j of the new company promise attractions that will far surp>ass anything ever attempted by the now tf^Tunct si >( k company. The Elite brands B. C. and OH Sport cigars. There will be one boric ra'ce at I to break the monotony oi human competitions at the park during" the : sent wee Ic. An event has been arranged in which li. L. Stover and jphh Montgomery will trot or pace their speeders for a side bet of ;;:'" and whatever else the society has to offer, The same horses raced each other at the Calr hist year, and Mr. Montgomery's horse won, Mr, Stover, however, i.s convinced that his animal ha-e Improved sufficiently to win the honors and the Bide money ibis time. El. Morrison, gold medalist, north ru counties of Scotland competition tor two successive' years, will sing at the Scotch concert ** Among the notables who have already arrived In New Westminster to size up the annual fair i.i Chief Charley, of Squamish, who shares with the Hon. Richard cBrlde the honor of going to the "foot CT the throne" in the interests of his people, He wafted into town yesterelay morning with many other Squamish Indians and says he will be a hyas skookum official at the In lian lacrosse matches to be held tomorrow nml Friday, When accosted on the street yesterday afternoon and iiske'l as to* when he had heard from London last, Charley broke out eand had his Interview with the king and queen all over again. Visions of "gold i chairs" and "gold tables,-' etc., rose i before him .and were fully describeel- CO acres in Burnaby, close to Van- OOUVOr car line, ?150 per acre; 1*3 cash, balatjce at 7 per cent- While, Shiles & Co- i- '���*'* G .!. Thornton is In charge of the Chiiliwack district exhibition at the provincial fair. Hear Ben Wadtielll, the tamous tenor, at the Scotlisn concert. ** Isaac Mack, an Ineiian, is awaiting trial on a charge or having l.eeu dis- covered in an intoxicated condition by. the city police. Sidney Peele will leave next Sunday for Toronto, where he will renew i his studies in medicine al "Toronto university. The B. C. cigar touches the spot. C. Simpson, of Coquitlam, is at the fair in charge of the Coquitlam district exhibit. He has a fine snowing of fruit and vegetables. Chief Provincial Constable Spain Is back at his office In the provincial building after a season of holida. - spent in Winnipeg in company with Mrs. Spain. The run of cohoes still keeps up and all the canners and packers of this class of salmon are still doing a rushing business. Mr. Anderson, manager ot the St. Mungo cannery, expects to see the run still greater immediately after the next full moon. 40 acres best of fruit land, alder bottom, easily cleared, soil choice loam, only one mile from steamboat landing, Mount Lehman; only $15 per acre. Abbott & Hyde, next Guichon hotel. ** The B. C. E. R. company will do its utmost during the next few days tee cope with the large amount of traffic which it will be called upon to handle. Cars will leave for the exhibition groun ri every fifteen minutes, as man., as three or four cars leaving at or." time. The Sapperton i service will also be materially in- creased, while tbe Interurban cars will leave this city for Vancouver until midnight. What about that endowment policy in tae Mutual Life of Canada? ft will pay you to see S. W. Bodley at -^T Columbia St. This is the solid com-1 pany- it ceist Jo Kee, a Japanese, exactly $25 to learn that it is always unwiffe to assault a police officer in the execution of bis duty- The Jap had been wandering around the restricted district for some time Saturday night, when he was arrested by Officer Gill. On the way to the lockup, he kicked his captor on the knee. Magistrate Corbould commented on the bumptiousness of the yellow individual ta the police court yesterday morning. Scotch concert, Opera house. Wed- neseiay. Reserve your seats at Ryall'.-. The Northern bank took possession Of the north west floor premises of the lesser Dupont block yesterday, and will commence business here as soon as they can get their office In shape. The premise's are controlled by F.. J. Fader, who has them leased from C. G, Major, and he will retain lhe rear pari of the building for his own office. Hale ,t Lane, an I Thomas Gifford, who have been utilizing space in the room, will be compelled to vacate'. An agent for the NortW-ru bank was in the city yesterday and while here arranged with on architect to make plans of the fixtures anj to let a contract for their construction at once. PRINTING Have your printing done in town by the local modern high grade printers��� Jackson & Morrison DAILY NEWS BLOCK. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ FOR .FURNITURE. * ��� ��� Carpets. Linoleums, Oilcloths. Window Shades. Pictures and J ��� Picture Frames. Go-Carts, Lace Curtains, Portiers, Uphols- ��� * tering, Cabinet Work, Sheets. Pillow Cases, Blankets, Etc- *) J It will pay you to try m X I I John A, Lee's Furniture Emporium I J DUPONT BLOCK $ ��� ��� ��� TEL ��� **************************************************** 73- COLUMBIA STREET. NE WWESTMINSTER. B.C. * ***************************************************** w HOLESALE DEALERS IN FRUITS AND PRODUCE. COMMISSION MERCHANT :::::: ��� * ��� I ��� * * | 135 Water Street VANCOUVER. B. B. % * * ****** ***************************************** ****** CAMBELL & MUIR JUST A FE of the kinds of insurance I write: WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION EMPLOYER'S LIABILITY PLATE GLASS ALL ILLNESS AUTOMOBILE ENDOWMENT LIVE STOCK GUARANTEE PERSONAL ACCIDENT JUVENILE FIDELITY ANNUITY DISEASE MARINE SURETY LIFE FIRE ETC. ETC. And mv rates are always the best. If you want any kind of Insurance let me quote you a rate. Phone, call or write. A. W. IVIcLEOD INSURANCE BROKER ARMSTRONG BLOCK. i" PAGE SIX THE DAILY NEWS. T'-'ESOAY OCT MONEY'S WORTH # If you are not wearing "Progress Brand" Clothing, vou are not tyettinc as much s.yie���as much service���and not nearly as much satisfaction���as ycu should. Any man, who wears "PROGRESS BRAND" wilt tsll vou so. Look for the Label that Protects. It goes on every genuine "Progress Brand" Suit or Overcoat 107 __. DE BECK epwhrth leaguers elect many officers Cleared Lot On Sixth street below Fourth avenue, can be had for $750.00 $400 cash, balance easy. BOURNE & GORDON Corner McKenzie and Columbia Streets Tbe Queen's Avenue church brunci o�� the Epworu. league held their annual election ol officers last evening in the lecture room of the church. Other minor business was transact* '., among which was tne appointment i ��� a committee to superintended ri. furnismng oi the ne.-. addition to '.'..��� church which will be used a_ a S..,.- _l_;y sc!..- . ; rii. fhe tpllowing persons were appointed to serve on the committee.-: ... ib Etiier.nfeton, Ernest Saunters T. VV. Haslem, Mrs. A. V. Guslfifion .Miss Ethel Da .;. .....je and -\F-> Cai The- >.<.:. .. oi officers result,-': I follows: President, A. E- KtTTer'n- iiin: first vice presi&ent, Stanley Ro - son; second vice president, Mrs. A. v. uustafE n; third vice president, appointment defern l; fourth vice president, Miss Lydia Card; fiiTTr \1ci president Mrs. l-Rev.j VV. li. Barra- clough, secretary, P. F. PhiTDps and treasun I. b. n St Saunders. Tbe league decided to hold an harvest b< me festival on the evening of October 21, arrangements Tor whicB will be competed In due time. McQUARRIE & c< Real Estate Brokers Insurance Agents Financial Aj FRONT ST. Phone 333 FRONT ST. HUHMJ 338 FRONT ST. h\ 160 acres, less SVi for new railway,! Full NINE LOTS On Bl'Un- Township 4, Sec. 11; all bottom land, j of Regina S ' :' ith St. ",; 541 I pf+p anH Distillery streets iunder srasS| suitable for da'ry farm; av6nues' w< ��i ��� ,'i ette ana L��ibiiner\ ^treevb ^ ^^ under-drained, ditched all! $4oo; i...u | Sapperton, $1600 ; halt i rtnind an(I ft.uce(1 around and through 4 hgtM Cash, balance terms. J centre; :. room house: barn 4ta��. i3t], atreet il^OoS ^a" ! sufficient feed for about 300 head of _ _ "*"��� G r< :.. house on Hamilton Street, i sloc.j; prjce $8000; terms one-third ,' 2 HOUSES on 1 lot, Ken all modern improvements' One lot \ca/B_t bal. to suit purchaser. One mile Sapperton; 5 rooms and kitey from car line; lot 60x132. Price $1400. frotll BtaUon on new car line. sh8d aml * ' Itchenw $600 cash, balance in monthly pay- shed. $1000 each, one-third mL ���"���fa Lot 2��, block B, between Mrs. |anee eagy J Hoffards and Thomson house, Carnar- 8 room house, all modern improve- l^"Bt~^���fuMsize"$1600. I 77.58 ACRES . ... in.nts, full sized lot, Sherwood street, I ploughed an.,' cleared "d dvk i* Sapperton. Price $2700. $1000 cash, 160 ACRES about two miles from & i/4 Sect.:, $75 per acre 3 iu_����m _...,.<_._. ''li or.r_.fi nlf.nrt.il I \. ... ���-Ity*} balance on time. Aldergrove station, 30 acres cleared ] caai, one-third I acres land next to Roy*] Oak "'J l'ilrlJ-v !^"i' *��* htm!ie' baro I months. ���' Iw, oae-i and stable. l'rice $16 per acre; $1760 cash, balance to be arranged. FRENCH PROFESSOR HAS DEVELOPED LIFE WHEN YOU SPEND A DOLLAR GET A DOLLAR'S WORTH COWAN'S PERFECTION COCOA (Maple Leaf Label) It the best value, because it is pure, nutritious and very economical, f THE COWAN CO., Ltd., TORONTO Paris, Sept. HO.���Remarkable e.x- ;= periments in the chemical developed ment of life have been recently i I fected by Preef. Delag��, of the Ser- j:; bonne. In his laboratory at Roseoff t in Brittany. Prof. Delage place I the X unfertilized eggs (ef the sea urenin f and starfish in .s*a water, adding �� y solution of 3ugar with a few Irops of ���s j ammonia .and tannin. In about an ��� hour segmentation which is the first \ sign of life, began anel the eggs pro- 1 duced larvae. The great majority of 1 larvae soon died, but Prof. Delage by j oonstant and minute care, TTfouglit . four cf the urchins and two of the .star frih through the larvae stage, ami tbey are now healthy growing spefctaiv^is. Prof. D?lage's experl - men;.- go beyond those mad-' by Pro! I Loeb, of the University of California, ' at Berkeley, 7 LOTS, 120x52 facing -.. At| 4 lots cleared, Bmall house \\ ACRES, Block 9, Lot No. ri Iris:.. house| n5 ,.h|i . , ��� Lot 8; south side of tbe river, near price $1500, $1000 bridge. $300; half cash. . _ / & ACRES g i loam soil q�� 2 LOTS, 132X132 N.-W. corner,,: ^ ^ J 10th Street and St. Andrews. Price! & ^^ ^ , "| $1050; half cash. j r(X)m(.(1 ti(|,H���. ;i; ;. J 2 lots on Sth St. between 3th and ! kitchen and three riririjotns, ��y 6th Ave. on east side; full sized, COx ed; conservatory 30 or 40 (eet) 132; Nos. 9 and 12. Price $1000 for heated by pipes; well; stable: hotel, bas been cultivated, not a Btump on it. now In grass, 28 bearing fruit trees, ail kinds, sufficient imhes to build good large barn, 5- room house and barn and ^arge chicken house for about 250 chickens; good well; naar to Bchool and train; fenced. Price $3500 . Terms $1500 cash. $1000 in April and $1000 April following, or $3400 cash. 1 Lot 66x132 ft, Si ft of 8, lane at back, Cre! and Queen's avenue. Price S125C: half cash. bal. C months. 4 iots between Fourth avenue and :: Third avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth street, Xos. 21, 24, 25 and 30, cloie to new tram line extension. $1200, half cash, half six months. Block corner of Fourth avenue and Thirteenth street 88x132 only $800, a splendid investment. Lot 20, block B facing English church, next lot to bridge, Carnarvon street; price $650. 160 acres less right of way about 8 acres for railway; 25 acres stumped. I 15 acres roughly cleared and fenced; 1 1-2 story house ISxriS, lean too 14x28 and lean tco 10x22; barn 30x32 and both, half cash, balance easy. ri ::i::\:'i'y% ;:,':._ ["),*-,,",,r^,::.,"..:;.."-..*���,."",,"-,?", Block, corner of Auckland & I Itti St. and Royal Ave., almost an acre. $2,500 15 bearing fruit trees; consifc stock ready to plant out; 2 skepj 5 acres cleared, light timber i maining acre; all fenced; uj from school. Price $3000; hall J bal. in 6 months at 7 per cent 1 Lot 88x132, 4tb avenue, uu) $80C cash. LOTS, 5, 6 & full sin ; cleared, upper side of 5tb Aveaji,! :���: 1C0 acres, 2 miles from city. $40 per acre Two lots on ISth street, between Tth and Sth avenues. tween 1st and 2nd Streets. P:ict| ! each. 4 LOTS, 2 lots from Ut i.:<*| 6th Avenue on south side. No: 37 & 38, full size. Price $1100l��| 'four, or $300 each; half cash J 10 acres choice land partly cleared up, and in crop; cosy 4-roomed house, barn and sheds; only 1 1-2 miles back from river; near LaijKley. $1500. Abbott & Hyde, next Guichon ho'el, Xew Westminster, B. C. 2 houses corner or Merriva] ainl J , y 32x14- granarv 10x16' two Agnes; full sized lot; city block 31, Double tenement house. Iih J . . ,. ,. lot 11; one house ren's for $25, thei 1st and 2nd St.; 1 lot, PriceM chicken bouses, each 10x12; wagon othf,r $]fl. flugh fk)&l.ls al]l, a!] con. e (,asll h:ilf iimi half in 0 mentis��| shed 20x30; small milk house, small nected with sewers. Price $3,500.1 Rents for $10 each tenant orchard, all kiuds of fruit, 65 bearing Cash $2,000, balance in 0, 12 and IS . , i. _._.., r, i months at f ct, , 40 acres ^i section 11. N.'^ oil fruit trees; natural spring well. Price montns at I 7a. |q1 Tn ^ abo(]t , m���eB from .^ $6000; $2000 cash, balance easily ar- Lots 14 and 15 of 1 of 6 of 4 Haworth road, Surrey; house 1 (cleared.) Price $500; for the two. 1-2 I'.t. storey house, 3 roomB finis] ... , .. . - , other 2 can be added upstairs; cash, balance 6 montbs at , per cent. g)iack; ^ a(.r(,s (.,._ , . .,, Lot 14 on Sherbrook street of 11 of with clover, reel; fairly easily j ��� , i ��� t__j ��o-��_:. i o .. i, i ���> One mile from shingle mil 3, cleared. Price $275; 1-2 cash, ba.- $ temg h;||f ^ tj..M, Two lots, block 34, lot 9, $1000 each. ance, 6 months at 7 per cent. months at 7 ri ranged et 7 per cent. Full sized lot on Third street, be- I tween Royal and Queens avenue east I side, new house; $1400. NEWSHOES FOR WOMEN The Edwin C. Burts shoes are the finest ever seen in this city. Our new fall stock is here. We invite all visitors to our exhibition to call and inspect them. They are shown in a dozen different models of dress and shirt wear. They have all the styles and character that good shoe making can give them. In every point of quality they are fully equal to the best bench made shoe. They are smart models for young ladies, ancl the more conservative shapes for ladies who desire them. ��� These shoes are sold only in this city by C LOTS FACING 4th AVE., Jrd ST. AND PINE ST.; ORCHARD, FRUIT OF ALL KINDS; 7-ROOM HOUS?:, ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, SEWER CONNECTION. PRICE $8000; $^000 CASH, AND BALANCE IN 6, 12, 18, 24, 30 MONTHS. AT 6%. House and cottage on Columbia Bt , bouse rents for $25, cottage for $12, ;'���',. ". easy terms. 27ri acres of the best soil, 10 acres cleared, under cultivation; 200 young fruit trees, just comenoing to bear; new house, I'i storey, 5 rooms; hen ti uses, in good order; some acres planted with wheat, oats and potatoes. Water from nearby spring. Balance of property easily cleared. Price $4,700; $2500 cash, balance 6 and 12 months. This property is only ]_. mile from tram line. Over two hundred chickens and ducks could be sold with the property at a snap. W. E. SINCLAIR The Reliable Shoe Man. 1 1-2 acres, more or less, in block, corner of llth Street and Royal avenue, invaluable fur industrial site, $4,500. One half cash, balance to be arranged. Subdivision of lot 40, block 0, comprising some of the finest residential sites in the city for sale exclusively by us. This magnificent property is situated on the corners of Fourth avenue, First street (facing Queen's park- and Emory street, comprising In all ten .irixl20 foot lots facing on First street at $700 (excepting tke corner lot facing Fourth avenue and First street, held at $1000); two lots on Fourth avenue, 42 1-2x120, at $600 per lot; four lots, 52 1-2x85, $450; five bts, $400. Call at our office on Front street and inspect plans. House, full sized lot, on Keary street, Sapperton; rents for $10 per month. Only $1,050. 10 acres in sec. 32. Timber, flr, cedar and alder. Good soil; good roads. Apply for feill particulars. , Lot, 17, ri. riv 20, 21. lace on 16th ��i!eol and h : '.��� ti ,���; 2 corner lotB ?:���'."; 4 Inside lots $200 each. Pv|Ce $250, eash. Single lots at cash. Six lots, r.0xl.reh, outside city limits $60 each lot. Fuller particulars on enquiry. HOUSE and LOT Centrally located in a commmandlng situation; Third avenuf, at foot of Fifth street. Two and one half-storey house. Ton rooms (recently papered) All modern conveniences; hot and cold water, bath, flush closet, lavatory, electric light; nice lawn; lot CCxll.2, with lane in rear; part of lot set out with fruit trees. Price $2,750. $1,500 casb, balance arranged. 160 acres on the Scott road. 15 acres cleared; barn 50 x 2b; stables, etc.; splendid soil; only $30 per acre. $1,000 cash, balance easy. Part of lot 369, join.-- Lake Commnr, about 70 acres, only $25 per acre Half cash. Jump. 7 lots Nes. Sl to 86 and 95, 95 faces on Sth avenue, next to Gunns ranch, 4 lots cleared without a stump; small house, chicken house, _75 ehoice chickens; horse and rig; $1500 cash. Lots 16, 17 ami 20 of 11 of 3. Price; $500 for three or $175 each; 1-2 cash, balance 6 months at 7 per cent. Full sizeel lot on Royal avenue, be- - tween Fourth and Merrivale; all clear-1 ed. $1,200. $800 cash Acreage on Vancouver road, corner Of Gilley road. $225 per acre. Acreage is selling fast at this price. No, 308,���8-roomed House, with bath mom, etc.; Agnes St. $2,500; \b cash, balance 11 nnd 6 mos. nt 7 %. No. 306.���9-roomed house, with bath room, corner of 6th nnd Agnes St. Price $4,00C; terms % cash, balance j Il and 6 months at 7 2',-. No. 310.���9-roomod House and bath room, Agnes St. $3,000; Vi cash, balance 3 and 6 months at 7 ri. -No. 312.���S-roomed House and bath I room, Agnes St. Price $2,500; y, ! cash, balance 3 and 6 mos. at 7 %. ' 160 acres, Westmins'pr district, 40 j acres under cultivation, 10 acres orchard, % acre strawberries planted this year; alder bottom land; running) spring; house IS x 22; frame barn 30 j x 32; 14-post frame house and co,v stables, three in all, stable S cows and J 2 span horses; near Mission Station; schools, churches near at hand;' steamer lands twice a day; about 100 | acres timber, fir and cedar, never been I .logged; $2,000 refused for standing, i timber; carriage house 16 x 24; hen ; house made of hewed timber laid In mortar, 12 \ 30. A chnnce of n ]if��.| | time, $9,000; $4,000 casb, balance at 0 per cent. Westerly 4, 11 of 63, Sub, M 132x132 corner 100 feet square houses drawing $28 per nioutb. $5,000. half cash, balance In 61 months. 160 S.E. U of Section 26, Ot io acres,partly cleared; Kanakij running through; good road; omJ north of Webster's corner; mill and P O. at the wesl cornefg her worth $7 per acre; ceiar 3 4 miles from Porl Ham $2,100; terms $1,100 i, l^l ranged. Large lot ami two i ttagei lumbia street, Sapperton. Botbr at $10 each. One and one-half storey noose J full size lot, situated north Royal avenue and cen:,'!- of McK Btreet; 9 rooms; bath roon, b1 cold water, closet; woodshed; bearlg fruit trees; streets on ��| ���ides; fine view. Price $U cash. Lot facing 2nd St., between Qnj and 3rd Ave., second lot from Qi^ Ave.; 52x122 feet; all cleared alongside nnd back. Price Hi half cash, balance easy at 7 '< 150 acres Improved land, bol and sheds complete, near Clove���] all under cultivation, $15,000. H. can handle this, don'l delay; :: bargaln; terms can be arrange WFor the above tour : .' :"P special price will be n a le 'o0Mj chaser. House 30x42, 4th St., betweeai and 5th Ave.; 2 single- and 1 dni bedrooms upstairs, and batl 1 down stairs; parlor, dining room, chen and pantry. Full -i"'-1 '"''f ning back to Ash St. Prl" ,3'' $1,500 cash, balahce at J*00 |,er: at 7 per cent. Three ful sized lots em FiW 'y- north side between Firsl nnil se streets, No. 6, 6 and 7. P''10''' I each or $1100 for the three. Full sized lot, north side "' llton street between Sixth and ��"' streets; $236. 2S acres on Mara road, $160 an acre FOR A F��JJ| ONLY. One-qunrter cash, o�� j and 2 years at 7 %��� 1 lot No. 24 on 13tb. ������� J side of 4th avenue. Pries *' I Blocl. 12 on 12th St., east��Ji full sized ints. Price ���MOM" each, bal. 6, 12 and W mon 111 ���; lots on Firth Street. 11. ���|*h;in Sub. 15. S. Hlk. 13- *350- cash, balance 6 mon jnthfl at 7 * OCT. 1 1907. THE DAILY XF.WS A. PAGE SEVEN For Two Weeks of land on the Scott road, near $30 per acre. You can buy a liis on good terms. ) PEEBLE; Cori ibw y Lt*- ** NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Real Estate Phone 307 * * * �� ��� ��� * * * * * * * * i .-.���!<��� *********<*(***$$*.****** <:< rhe' Time, I Place an I tl rl" omes to ths N e oil !: e.:���-��������� on 1 .!)���'.! 1 '!'- i ier mom."." in Chicago, where the vln n - . I musi- mual .;������..:.' and do t a number of original and artistic cmn efore .' ts will nccepi acter types, 'i b- na ire wi i I :': :,. 'iriri piece . i ::eiiri: .el bj Joseph'E. Hov, ird Waose ' ' comedy, but a comi ~~ tull sung the "world ..���-.. md thi ,.,,.,,_���.. e>:' lively action, good, sound sentl- Messrs. Hough and Mams, libretti ta quarters ol' the liveliest and ;. ment. and what is more than ��lher, of the Umpire and the Girl Question, girls in th" business, Tli-- |.'-.i .. rim include i h i unusually effectlv ��� scenic Bel tin.) S the e li.irei i ie- ii nn i'h. l.i Balle th ,'-'- in Chicago, long i i'e ognize i as .'������������ ��� b English Tobaccos, Best Briar and Choice Meerschaum Pipes A;n?'.-rir Cigar and Cigarette Menders (OR THE FAIR �� You should have a I ise of PREMIER | ".l^l-LR OR STOUT in your house. Fur sale * al all hotels or we deliver. ��� *******o*o**************** v ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� r*************** ��������������*���***��> <> O *? �����.�� ��� mybody on the iui p.ubeh; Sc -r. icriir Post c^.r-iz POUCHES. New W cstr inster. j. G. GAMON, to* nrxo and Ciitars Ccrner c." Begbie and Columbia St. ��� *<���**�������� *��4;t*****-i>**4<:1**t*>l*<>Q Yesterday evening the amouni cl one or two of the district < xhi ��� ; ��� fixing yel required ti in ��� o seeming to be anything lil the formal opening ol the p ovinci I Chiiliwack as usual is makin vi .- exhibition of '������--', was Bimi enor fine exhi I md iei pite il he fa mous, but theri were many hands to | that their .stuff, had .to be broughl over elei the work, anl each cne mod from the Victoria fair, and set up working harder than the other. As is here they have., already in.id . g Westminster Brewery ************ ******0<*0<>r$ <><>���$ ,����.*��<>* ^**>*'C>��>'�� <>��.*��� *tf*v->>j> fclephor.e 75. SAPPERTON P. O. Box 403 * I ' *$********************< ^i'K-?*s<'i'ibt>��> >�� car ����� P t ���>��� ���* * * frii>��Kri.>; vri^St'O^^Ce'Sfi.* >��'����>��<��1 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Ihe Depot Ovster and Chop House n the city, whether vi'iitcr or resident.THE PLACE TO DK :1 Night Meals serv�� ail heirs. -. '. ��� : :;��� lil :��� setmbQiW*******��******* always ihe case", too much had bei n left till the lasl minute and the, rr WE3 the usual rush ana scramble all thr ugh the buildings, .Men. aye and womon loo, who sei showing. Edmonton and Strathcona, under J. L. Porte's direction, have' also made a good showing nd have sent down some nu.;"'���*". .1 specimens of field crops and corn, al- elelll! Or 1H'\. mer were 1 .;��� up bunting, right nail ai . boai !.- and n 1 I uetii . . ie' ting the .miy..,:.-. r, the wrong one, and all the time looking out to hire a handy man tor a -shon time to give them a hi iping hand in their tin- usual exertions. In the V'-ri; ultural building esi ec- ially. things were very backward only \:-i; to ee the Dick Waterpicor Boots, in Ladies', :e 1'',: Vou can dis] ei with rubhers when i lie 1: Shoe. Scl? Acjency: Old Country Boot Store, ��� Columbia Si. J. STEWART, Proprietor ������ C* <0 Ov'.' <,0 **> *<��� * ���* ���* ** *��� ������ ���* +* ��� ���' imzz>M&��$& (^vWmtmi '^nw^s^im lank of Montreal ESTAI LISHED ISI*. TAL ... - 114,400,000.00 RE iRVE $11,000,000.00 \ . -. Canada and New foundland, and ln London, England, Sew . .. Chicago and Spokane, U.S.A., and Mexico City. A Gen- ... ng Business Transacted. f;s oi Credit Issued, available wi tl. correspondents In all parts of the \, Png�� Bank Department. Deposits received In suns of Jl and upwards, '������ . rest allowed at 3 per cent, per annum (present rate) added four times a year. 1 Asset, over $168,000,000.00. V v> WESTMINSTER BRANCH. G. D. BRYMNER. Manager. &������� cry. g�� W- a I l&SLl X jLJL -, ,]] :, Ba,Y or im;ii- 80 a sample of bricks manufactur at Edmonton ami pronounced practical men who have used them, to In. of the finest quality. Coqultlam has a much sma'ler a but has it well tilled. Langley, Mission City, Burnaby, Kelowna and Nelson all have their representatives hard at work arranging and fixing their stands. In the machinery hall the mast noticeable additions are the exhibit of Hutchison Bros., of Victoria, wh i arc exhibiting a handsome boat anl snni- ples of motor engines made at their works, aad sojnfl BMirplefl of th 1 ���- minion wire w.mud" wood water pipe. The dog show building is tea ly and the food is ihere, but the clogs are nol and will not to till T>"e3ne3- day, One hundred and thirty entries a - provided for but there are more to be ail,led. ALBERTA PHON�� LINES. A^m\& 45 MILLIONS THAT IS YOUR SECURITY WHEN YOU HANK WITH lhi ROYAL BANK of CANADA TOTAL ASSETS OVER 45,000,000 We welcome small accounts and pay interest four times a year on Savings Bunk deposits. F. B. LYLE, Manager. * Canadian Bank of Commerce . 1 ai(1""P Capital, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $5,000,000 ��� HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. I 1 *U KER, President. ALEX. UJSD, general Manage,. \ GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Dear Sirs: Exhibition visitors are personally invited to look at the Fall and Winter Display of Fit-Reform Suits, Rain Coats, and Overcoats. The styles now ready discount in variety and excellence anything of the kind ever shown in Vancouver. The enviable part of this business is style, with a wide range of patterns confined to our trade exclusively, and little chance for duplication. The new Overcoats and Suits are a revelation of fine tailoring, with character ancl individuality all their own. We ask nothing,better than a chance to show the New Fall Fashions, regardless of whether or no you care to buy. Construction Work Completed in Several Sections of Prov.nce. Edmonton, Alia., be^t. 30,���The provincial government telephone iir.es bave bei it co^leted m a veral tarts ol the ;.- ���. i' i g and work la pi ce l- | Lng briskly on the unfinished secti ma. The ('���.;-,:::. li.... -... novi complete.and instruments will te Installed very ihortly. The Macli Dd and Blalrthore ���and Franklin Is aim.est finished, and i will i e> operated vei > sai rt'l; ; i- i ee , line from Wetasklwin easi to Hardls- ; ty v,111 ... completed tMs w< i ���. an 1 ' thi lin. fro n Lai ombe A> s x ler ri | Com] lete. The s ������- tlon I'tov.i Edmonton to i. - dmlnster i i Bn -ei I pasl ; Vo( revill i and is expected to e i plete l i'iis [all, Phones have been distribute I tor a portion of tha litw I to Athabasca landing. Por .i eli I i - j of aboul 30 miles pole's will be put I up and the wire strung, and the i sl i of the distance will lie completi a on the federal government telegraph | pole's, which extend to the landing. It , is mei expected that this line will bo (inislieil by fall, but at least good ���tftrl e>:i the work will he mails unu the resi can lie easily finished by Bprlng, EF0RM FARMERS' BANKING. ��V7 ������elllt, atforded Farm?rs for thelr banking business. Sale, Notes cashed , "=�� or taken for collection. . _,,���,, J!,AN'K'NQ BY MAIL-Deposlta may be made or withdrawn ob, mall. lown accounts receive every attention. :'; " Vv'KSTMlNSTER BRANOH-H. EL DAVIDSOrJ, Mm***- ����XRN SATUltDAT EVENINGS. 8 TO '.��� O'CLOCK. ^^J�� Clothiers and Tailors tyaMHMfefflgfc SEESSaSSSS CS23SE^5 �� S2HSS < J INSURANCE RATES ARE TOO HIGH Winnipeg, Mun.. Sept. :.��.���U was learned this morning that an agitation will be started amongst the business men of the city and an effort ! will be made to have reduced ir.3ur- i anre nates in the city. I It is stated, that for the last. w6rK- i Ins year of the insurance companies i in Winnipeg, premiums collected on j the Winnipeg business amounted to ! nearly |600,000, while the actual loss- I es were only about $!)fi,00n. balance, ��ss working expenses, representing ��� profit. I A comiiined effort will, it is under- I stood, be made to have the companies 1 reduce the rate, and failing th's, it is \ said that the local government will | be asked to intervene and Tn Some | manner prevent the exhorbltant rates being demanded. ��v -. * *>AGE' BIGHT THE DaILY NEWS., ���;** Tuesday wHl'r _=�������� Visitors Welcome Visitors will be made welcome at my offices. I have fitted up Visitors' Rooms, where you may write your letters, rest or read the papers. . , Meet Me at Kerrs Arrange to meet your friends at Kerr's offices. . In the KiVAen���u�� WINDSOR SALT. It is a ieriouj mistake to use common tak. Use the. fine, pure. Windsor. ioo CANNOT EAT TURKEY. Tnanksgiving Day Is a Fast Day For All Good Catholics. CW.J.KERR. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. PIRE INSURANCE *-._. WE REPRESENT THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES. paL0tia*^��fa^ | - ��i_ ��� Capital >* NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE $14,600,000 PHOENIX OF LONDON 13.085,493 r* COMMERCIAL UNION OF LONDON 12.166.666 ^ LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 12,166,666 a*- LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE 9,733,333 NORWICH UNION 5.333,333 , / T TOTAL $67,085,491 Further comment is surely not necessary. -'' * Malins, Coulthard & Co. ua J. H. VIDAL, Mgr. Real Estate Department Ottawa, Sept. 30.���The attention of. the Hon. It. VY. Scott, secretary Ofl state, has been called to the fact that Thursday, October til, the day fixed for Thanksgiving day, immedSTSely precedes All Saints' Day, and Ss therefore "fast" day In the Roman ' Catholic church. This will preclude the members of that church from en-1 joying the usual Thanksgiving turkey. )\ is improbable that the date will be changed for this r&UtoD. ensnare tht unwary and the unpru.- j ticed. The story is of vital Import. H gets close to Hie real oaUM of a giri toiling to carve out a happy future; it bares to public scorn the contemptible methods employ* d by the villian to trap an Innocent girl to ruin, and for that reason alone, for the lesson, the moral it teaches, no woman or girl of any age, class or condition should miss witnessing the production which comes to the opera house on October 2 and 4 under the direction of the Rowland and Clifford Amusement company. Just a Promise, Portage la Prairie, Sept. OU.���Co! lingwoofl Schreiber is quoted today as authority for the statement thai the O.T.P. will be open for traffic between Winnipeg and Saskatoon this year. Locally, however, this report is entirely discredited. Practically no steel Is laid east of the city and very little grading is done. All the gangs are concentrated completing the line to the west, and no work at all is being yet undertaken east of here. Prom present indication it is extremely unlikely that any stee'i will be laid between here and Winnipeg until next season. NOTICE TO BUILDERS Tenders (whole or separate) will be | received up to noon of Oct. 10 for com-1 pletion of residence for L. McQuarrie. esq. Pjan_ and specifications may be seen at L. MoQuarrle's office. Front. street, and at my office, Sixth Street. LOWOSt Oi tmy tender not necessarily accepted. Oi H. clow. Architect. ******* .-',t"4.",^'i\-.{-.,"ii-'i,"ii"i\".\".t"ii"ii"ii"i''".- WRITING PAPERS ************************* YY/E are opening 1 " another ship- | ment of the Eaton- M Hurlburt Papeteries if High class goods. ���?*> Confetti is Harmful. The health department of Xew York city has strongly conifemned the use ] of confetti as harmful. It is alleged l that a number of patients have been | treated in the various hospitals for inflamed ami sore eyes caused by the ! throwing of confetti, and there will be the further evil result of an' epidemic of skin diseases. I J. J. MACKAY y COS ��� BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS NEWS DEALERS ',.��'_. .y...) (,..��..." **************************************************** We have in stock all kinds of HEATING STOVES A sufficient volume of water to operate a large flume through the timber limits owned by the Hasting Shingle Manufacturing compSTify on ! the north side of Burrard inlet was . granted to that company yesterday 1 by Government Agent C. C. Fisher. They were granted a record* o? 250 , inches for a term of ten years, from an unnamed stream emptying Into Seymour creek, about 1000 feet from salt water. It is understood that the : company will commence extensive : logging operations in the vicinfTy in . the near future. Our Spccialty���Airtights relined and repaired. BRYSON & SONS 187 Columbia St. Tel. 65 AGENTS Heir to a Million. Portage la Prairie, Sept. HO.���.lames McLean, farmer of this district, is reported to have fallen heir to An lm- j mense fortune of a million dollars, j left hlm by a deceased uncle in Huron I county. Mr, McLean has been living with It. McCulloch, near Burnside, for . some time, and will shortly go east . to investigate. Call and examine our full line of Heating Stoves Purchase at the commencement of the fall season. ANDERSON y LUSBY WE ARE NOT IN THE TRUST And can save you 50 per cent cn a .SAFE or CASH REGISTER STEIN IMPORT & EXPORT CO. Vancouver,. B. C- .rin Richards St., Phone 2126 Fresh Pork SAUSAGES Daily Choice BEEF Best of farmer's Pork COOKSLETS Well Known Souvenir 8 PRIZE CUPS v V 3 i i '*' V. '*��� *��� 9. AND TR OP HIES AT * I A Candidate Wanted. To the Editor of the News: Sir���Some days ago. before the : ������ cent Conservative meeting, I suggested the advisability of hoi ling a Liberal convention Immediately for the ' purpose Of deciding who is !o be our P OS T C A R D S candidate al the' next Dominion election, 'i'he Conservatives are ((Treaty ;it work with a well Known candidate On Sale at In the field; Liberals do not yet i.now who Is to be Ui sir choice, s-i far as I know, the Lioeral leaders have taken no notice of my suggestion, and i now urge more strongly ihan before the necessity of speedy action, Are there not many others among your readers who think as I do? LIBERAL VOTER. New Westminster, Sept. 30, 1907, of New Westminster and disriien Morey's Bookstore and at Gamcn's Cigar Divan (���"Advertise tbe town we live hi i y mailing Picture Post Cards to yol'l' friends. Guns for hire at Geo. 11. Spec:.'., Trapp block, Columbia street | W. C. CHAMBERLIN, The Jeweler f Agent for the Hamilton Watch. fox*z*i*z*z*z*i^ Thorns and Orange Blossoms. Bertha M. Clay's chief object in life has been to better the poorer Cesses, In particular her efforts have beeji I directed to ameliorate the conditions existing among the working girls 6l 1 all nations and In "Thorns and Orange Blossoms" this talented authoress ; strikes a decisive blow at thee insincerity, hypocriey, and pitfalls laid to Rushton & Speck ��� i'OU��� Victor Gramophones and Records General Repairing. The SECOND-HAND STORE ���POR��� Ranges, Stoves and all kinds of FURNITURE. Columbia and Front Sts. Phone 275 ���������������������������< >************* ii Electric Railway Service Interurban Line. Cars for Vancouver and wav stations will run every half- hour from 5:50 a. m. to 11:30 p. m. Cars leave the depot every tnenty minutes for both Sapperton and city limits over the city Hno. City Line: Cars leave tram office on the hour, twenty minutes after and forty minutes after, commencing at 6:20 a. m. Sapperton Line: Cars leave at ten minutes after the hour, half past and fifty minutes after the hour, commeucing at G:30 a. in. Sunday Service half-hourly between 8.30 a.m. and 11 p.m. ��� British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Ltd ������ �����>�����> Chiiliwack Special ...IMPROVED FARM... !)() acres, 70 acres cleared and n nder. cultivation, or in meadow; the j remaining 20 acres in alder bottom land; good house (nearly new); large barn, etc.; situated 2% miles from to wn on lirst class road. The land pro- : duced 2V% tons of hay per acre this year and other crops in proportion, THIS SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. Price $9500.00, Easy Terms >****4,44********* OCT. Ies Have You Any Wants In HOUSE FURNlSHINl IF SO THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS WORTH READ INO, We have doubled our stock of House Furnishinm , j a* and are better position than ever to supply wants of the homes i. _>, i" Bean Comforters. Pillow, Lace Curtains, Towels. Quilts T_,ke ' auie i\ Sheetings, etc. 3NlJ ''ril Wool Blankets Comforters Flannelette Blankets, best English and Canadian makes, per pair $1.25 to $3 A hew lot of English, Whitney Blanket! Just received, sizes 72x90 uuel 80X103, each blanket whipped separately and ol the. liiu-st quality. To see them will be to appreciate the excellent values. Prices range from .. . $7.50 to $11.50 Bide] : ..-:: . , ., . J Turk���y 'i,;,'!z- and J", ooverlngs, size , >;.,���-, ""'I 69x72, each .... , .,, ���!*\ ���v. %ito$ij,5(l ai Ptrre whiti fili^d < en a greal -,-,,., . . i ooverlr,g,, each $1.75 to $5.50 P'ir< whiti ���' Coml ��� light and each V to lt| Bed Pillows Our new bed Pillows have no equal in town tor value, We �� showing .a new lot with nice fancy striped covers and goodeS filling of the best qualities, each 75c tot Table Linens and Napkins We buy all our linens direct from the manufacturers In Ind and our new showing will satis.y the most exacting buyer as tod ity and price. Unbleached Table Damask, per yard 35c to! Bleached Table Damask, per yard 50c to I Special values in Table Sets consisting of Table (overs Napkins to match. White and Unbleached Sheeting We are showing only the best Euglish and Canadian stiwtH and al prices which are th* lowest. So those woh are looking for tl best wearing sheetings we would like to show a new lol of Knglii weaves which we have just received. We have bought tln-m oursehL after comparison with many other lines. We can recommend tha aa the best to be had. Ask to see them. Special prices on qua tities. Quilts of Every Description From the smallest crib to the largest bed quilts shown in al! want! weights and qualities. Special Honey Comb Quilts, each $1.25 to $7._j Marcella and Damask Spreads,each $2.00 to I Colored Red Quills, each $1.00 to W{ Towels���Every Kind We have a line of lurklsn Towels In white and unl eaclfl which we know cannot be befit for value. They are sold ilirect fro the mill to us and such values. We hate to place them alongside son of the other makes. We are Belling them fast right now. Turkish Towels in white or unbleached, each 10c to HU Linen Turkish Towels, the kind that make a joy of the hath-Nfl heavy fellows in all sizes, each ->0c to $1-0)1 Cotton Towels, each 5c to 2Scl Lace Curtains We are showing a hundred .ml one si.-, les In curtains. Holim Curtains, per pair $2.50 to $7.50 Lace Curtains, per pair 50c to $10 Sash Muslins, all widths and descriptions, per yard 10c to 50c Madras Muslins In white and cream widths 27 to .">! inches, per yard 2pc to $1.00 fringes to match, per 'yard 5c to 25c W. S. COLLISTER & Co. THE STORE FOR HOUSE FURNISHINGS. 247 Columbia Street, - - New Westminster | STAR OF INDIA TEA COMPANY Manufacturers of "PERFECT" PURE Cream of Tartar Baking Powder ALSO "PERFECT Flavoring Extracts '**\** We Are Giving $$.00 Geld for the best layer ==== Cake at the Exhibition. =^==^ A cardial Invitation Is extended to nil to visit our exhibit at t��c flllr I'ESCAV. ���TOEER 1. 1907 THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE MNE :T SCHOOL TRUSTEES ASSEMBLE IN ANNUAL CONVENTION . _**ter~ & It runs light, and sews right. Vibratory��� Rotary���Automatic. Watch for our large exhibit and demonstrations in Fancy Work at the fair. Upstairs in main building. Machines delivered to your door in any place in British Columbia. fancouver Sewing Machine Exchange l |e Main Store, Cor Granville and Robson streets Phone 1487. I************************************************** * * * * * * ��� ��� * ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� r=F0R tURNITURE LINOLEUMS WINDOW BLINDS BABY CARRIAGES THE H. I. SHELTON CO. BEARS THE HIGHEST REPUTA TION. 782 lo 78b Granville Street, Vancouver PHONE 2098. ***********************<************************** Ladies, Win 15���or���$10 EASTERBROOK MILLING CO., Eburne, OFFER TWO PRIZES ��� First, $15; second, $10, for the best loaf of bread exhibited at the forthcoming Provincial Exhibition, made with their celebrated IMPERIAL FLOUR - IMPERIAL No entrance fee needed ���all that is necessary is that the bread be made with IMPERIAL FLOUR. McQUARRIE & CO. FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS FRONT STREET. New Westminster. Telephone 333. k C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manutacturera and Dtaitera in All Kinda ot -umber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, Door*, Interior Finish, 1 timed Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass. FARMERS ATTENTION! -umber Always in Stock tor Fencing and Draining. toyal City Branch, Columbia St. Telephone 12. New Westminster (Continued from First Page.) within th covers of the text books was very ���neai!. and it wns necessary in oi dei ��� op< rty educate tiie pupils thai they should have access to go id literal ir< Itoiinlil Rose seconded. P. Peebles supported, believing the provision of school libraries was the proper thing to do. lv A, Atkins pointed out that the vernment had circulating marines which could be moderate terms Maxwell Smith explained that these circulating libraries had ceased. Technical Books. Tin- chairman considered that i technical .: rar.v for the use of teach- 1 rs wou] i. be vei.. valuable in iural school v Nelson, thej had Bpi ni $100 ;e ye i upon their school libraries I'ot thfi las! five years. Other ! nlctpalitles. By centralization thej would he able to Improve the hygienic j conditions ol schools, and would se- ii : lin.:. Where this pol- Icj had been adopted, they always eft-1 ii bet ter attendance. A. I_. Coote said the pr��;)osed con-! veniences for the conveyance or children would lw troublesome and expensive. In municipalities this would be unworkable. W, McBride considered it would be j advantageous for them in Surrey to amalgamate their schools, in ��ach of! which the attendance was poor. They I had a -rood deal of difficulty in l-; in- these s"in-- The resolution was finally carried, j Trains & Steamers C P.R. MAIN LINE. Leave N'ew Westminster 7:1"), 9:35, 17:05, 18:30. Arrive N'ew Westminster 10:35, 18:10, 20:15. 8:45, Single and Saw Mill MACHINERY ��� ^irie5sce:;e::*':iiS��i:-:";:-::";:::"' Schaake Machine Works, Ltd. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ^���������������������������������^^���������^������������������������������������������������������������������������j Wholesale Fruits, Commission Merchants British Columbia J. PHILLIPS AND COMPANY J17 Water Street, Phone 2597 VANCOWERB.C JT.. ��� ,;"n Specialty The chairman proposed "'rtfTu the! ibtained upon verv ,. ���,.,,.,., , , I 1 Council oi Public Instruction be urged ; to amend the regulations so as to permit teachers who have taught 6UC-! cessfully a number oi years to write! on a part of the additional subjects yearly till a first-class certificate Ib " tained." He said thar the ielea was' to enable a teacher to pass an examination in sections instead of having to take it at once. Secretarv Dougan said that the cities were, he believed, doing the {l..u.h(.r, ,,.���, a|l|)���)ml the resoMIOn, '.-nine. . . w.-iieh was now agreed to. Was " Riaht? Plea for Health. A ri egate questioned whethertrus- Th��� motlon ..Tha, ���.��� ,,.,..-���. con. tees v""' "���,'i!"1 '" exPen<3 """'ey of ���e,ions in 0UI BCh00lg can be lmprov. nat' ' ^ in ,his wa>' , {���!. and that generally the school sur-1 lh" chairman advised the spending L GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. Lv. N. W. 9.20 a.m.; ur. Seattle 4 p.m Lv. N. W. 4.35 p.m.; ar. Seattle 10 p.m p.m. V., W. & Y.���VANCOUVER Lv. N. W. 3 p. m. and 9:56 p. m. Lv. Vancouver 8.35 a.m.. and 4 p.m. G. N. R���PORT GUICHON. Leave New Westminster 3:50 p.m-, arrive Guichon C p.m. Leave Guichon C a- ni-, arrive Xew N'ew Westminster S::iO a. ni- .Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays'. B. C. ELECTRIC���VANCOUVER. Lv. New Westminster 5.50, 6.50, 1 and 8 a. m., and every half hour thereafter tii; 11 p. m. Lv. Vancouver for Westminster at same hours. Canadian Pacific Railway Co. British Columbia Coast Lln* Service. Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday at 7 a. m.; Friday at ti a. m. additional trip Saturday 5 p. m. UPPER FRASER RIVER ROUTE S. S. Beaver Leaves New Westminster, 8 a. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Chiiliwack 7 a. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, calling at landings between New Westminster and Chiiliwack. UP RIVER. Ramona��� From N. W. Tu., Th., Sat. 8 a.m. From Chwk. Sun.. Wed., Fri.. 7 a.m NORTHERN B. C. ROUTE. SS. Amur or Princess Beatrice Leaves Vancouver at 8 p.m. 2nd and Kth of each month, calling at Skidegate on first trip and Bella Coo'.a on second trip. Time on arrival and departure are approximate. For reservations and information call or address ED. GOULET, Agent, New Westminster. E. J. COYLE, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Vancouver. J. W. TROUP, General Superintendent. Victoria. of money until the ratepayers object ed, i La-miner.) Criticizes Text Books Secretary Dougan urged that the government circulating library was unfitted for the purpose desired, anel many of their school text books were about the worst, they could get. Ije made bold to say that pupils TSferlved much mure knowledge from a library than the text books. The resolution war. adopted after ( being amended as follows: "That the governmenl be respectfully asked to windings can be beautified and taw fcroved," was submitted by J. W. PecK fl:i-l supported by a lengthy idea for I more care for tli*> hygienic ntilT" priy- s: el welfare of the school child. H. N. Cotirsier seconded and sale. they were very proud of the beneficial results which had attended the laying out of their schoo] playground at I Revelstoke with turf and flowers. ! This work had been appreciated by all. The resolution was adopted. Motion Defeated ��� ! E. B. Wiltshire submitted a resolu- assist in securing school libraries for -j,,,, ..That whereas under Set.. 25, rural schools by giving an equal sum; public SshooI Act( ratepayers resid- for any amount levied by the district Jog in the olulying portions of mu- for such purpose." . nie i;,..i school districts are debarred No Support For This One. j from voting or acting as trustees in Beyond its formal proposition by the schools which their children at- the secretary, no support was given j (end in adjoining municipal school to the resolution "That in the interests of public education the private schools should submit yearly or often- er the attendance of pupils on their roll." Hai! the Union Jack. It was unanimously resolved that the gene:nine nt be asked to provide .I Hag for all rural schools. Medicai Examination. P. Peebles proposed��� "Ite eived: That the necessity be urged upon the government of a Utto'r- ough and systematic medicai examination of all public school children and i ���w-M-teers." \V. McBride, seconding, said they. districts; it is herewith resolved that the government be petitioned tb am-; end the present lay in order lo allow these ratepayers to enjoy said privileges.!' The proposer urged that many were disfranchised under the existing stale of things. P. Peebles seconded, lt was for tho government to remedy the defect. W. .McBride believed it would be extremely difficult to re-arrange matters if only because of the voting lists. The resolution was put to the vote and lost. High School Exams. The next motion, backed by J. N". had experienced great difficulty in Muir. was��� this respect in Surrey. "Thai it is in the interest of educa- A. L. Cue asserted thai the pies- tion that the regular high school en- ertt arrang ments at CMlltwatife failed 'ranee examinations be held on the to secure proper inspection. He considered the government shcruM ap- poin'1 Independent medicai officers. The resolution was carried. Want Standard Kept Up. A lengthy discussion ensue'i upon a resolution "That our educnTTim.il Interests would be besl conserved by having reciprocity between Che provinces in the matter of r-:iblic school ' teachers," which was eventually lost. Inspector Stuart condemned then'- ; o'lution as one that BerlouBly affected Che teaching profession in BritWhCol- iimbia. Although there was a shortage of teachers, which the governmenl h.i 1 taken tempotwy measures in meet, this was noi to be regaTfled us permanent, if they paaeefl this resolution, they would set up a widespread competition with theiT own 3. c. children, who were oomlng along as teachers. Moreover, the Btanflard of proficiency r< quired from teachers was not equal In the various prov- Inci s. w. McBrlde pointed onl thai the scarcity i f teachers was compelling trustees of municipal schools to take 1 anyone they could get. The towns wvrv drawing their best teachers away. io. A. Atkins pleaded for the admission Of any Canadian posse.sse I of the requisite teaching qualifications, Teachers were us good hack East as they were In B. 0. P. Peebles pointed out flint the province allowed a tearher to come to B. C. for one year upon any certifi- cito, when they could pass the pro- ; vtaclal examination. i Superintendent Argue, .4. \v. Peek,: and V. II. Bourne also joined Tn the discussion. Postponed. The resolution "Tliat n nnilrirn. qualification for teachers and grading Of pupils throughout the Dominion would be beneficial," wns deferred for six months. Centralize Schools. J, W. Peck pul forward the resolution, "Thittt this Institute strongly favors, where practicable, the centralization of schools," To believed that If Ihis policy were purtU1��3, 11 WOUld go fair to ramove the diflEUuHty In regard to the dearth of teachers In ran- -ami' line anil on the same set questions throughout the province.' The resolution was lost. of TIME TABLE B. C. Coast Line Service. VANCOUVER -VICTORIA SEATTLE ROUTE. SS. Princess Victoria Leaves Vancouver 1 p.m. daily except Tuesday. Leaves Seattle 12 midnight daily. Leaves Victoria 7:30 am- da ly except Tuesday, for Vancouver. S S. Charmer Leaves Vancouver 11:30 p.m- daily except Sunday. Leaves Victoria 1 p-m. daily except Sunday. SS- Princess May or Princess Royal Leaves Victoria 12 midnight Mondays- Leaves Vancouver 1 p.m. Tuesday. VICTORIA NEW WESTMINSTER ROUTE. Steamer R. P. Rithet. To Victoria: Wednesday, Saturday, 7 a.m- From Victoria: Tuesday, Friday, 7 am. VANCOUVER NANAIMO ROUTE. S. S. Joan Leaves Vancouver 1:30 P-m- daily, 1 except Sunday. Friday and Saturday leaves at 1 p.m. WEST COAST ROUTE. SS Tees Leaves Victoria 11 p.m., 1st and 1th of each month for Clayoquot, Mosquito Harbor and way ports; 7th of each month for Quatsino and way ports; 20th of each month for Ahcuset, Qtmt- slno, Cape Scott and way ports- LOWER FRASER RIVER ROUTE. Steamer Transfer Leaves New Westminster daily except Sunday at 2 p.m., with additional trip Monday at b am- Leaves Steveston Monday. Tuesday Grand Trunk Ry. Excellent Train Service Between Chicago, London, Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, And all the principal business centers of ONTARIO. QUEBEC and the MARITIME PROVINCES. Also to BUFFALO, NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA, via Niagara Falls. Fer Time Tables, etc., address GEO. W. VAUX, Assistant Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, 135 Adams St., Chicago, 111. Spokane falls & Northern Ry Co. Nelson & Ft. Sheppard Ry. Co. Red Mountain Ry. Co. The only all rail route between all points east, west and south to Rossland, Nelson and intermediate points connecting at Spokane with the Great Northern, Northern Pacific and O. R. & N. Co. Connects at Rossland with the Canadian Pacific Railway for Boundary Creek points. Connects at Meyers Falls with ! stage f'lily for Republic. Buffet service on trains between j Spokane and Nelson. Effective Sunday, November 10, 1901. Leave 9.20 a.m. 12.25 Ptii. 9.40 a.m. Day Train Arrive .. Spokane 7.15 P-���- , .Rossland 4.10 p.m. ...Nelsoil 6.45 P-m. H. A. JACKSON, ,} I I Fall Suit Styl The Suit Styles this season have reached a state of perfection. All extreme and all loud effects have been avoided. Fabrics and the cut of the garments are- Refined, Conservative and Artistic I I The Coat is slightly form fitting and of medium length, with and without center vents. The Collars and lapels are of moderate length and width. The Trousers are cut of moderate width and of a very graceful form- There never was a season when the styles were handsomer or more satisfactory. We'll be pleased to put our time against yours and show you what the new season has brought forth. We fear neither scrutiny or comparison. H. L. DeBECK THE CLOTHIER Opposite Post Office. New Westminster I 1 ;. - * PAGE TEX ���; ' <4tr THE DAILY XEWS. TUESDAY. ��CTOBEp CITY OF NEOESTMINSTER Re VOTERS' tIST Notice is hereby given that a court Will be held pursuant to the Voters' List clauses of "New Westminster Act, 1888," and Amending Acts, by the Hon- \Y- Norman Bole, Judge ol the County Court, at the Council Chamber, City Hall, in this city, rAi Tuesday, the 1st day of October, 1907, at 11 o'clock a.m-, to hear and determine such applications of which notice has been given- All persons having business with the Court are required to attend .at the said time and place. IBy Order, W. A- DUNCAN, City Clerk and Clerk of said Court- New Westminster, Sept. 21, 1907- THEATRE TICKETS ARE STILL MISSING Magistrate Corbould Remands Case and Advises Principles to Settle. City Voters' List Notice is hereby given that the Voters' List for the year 1907 has been completed, and that the same may be seen at this office for thirty days from the date hereof; and any person who shall claim to be added to the said Voters' List, or any Elector who shall desire to have any name erased therefrom, must prefer his or her request in writing, signed with his or her name, and shall deliver or cause same to be delivered, to the City Clerk within the time hereinbefore specified. W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk. City Clerk's office, City Hall, New Westminster, Aug. 30, n.oi. For two hours yesterday morning, the case of Richard T. Love, accused of stealing a number of thea're tickets .and other paraphernalia belonging to the B. C. Permanent Loan and Savings company, was argued in the police court. W. J. Whiteside represented the plaintiff, Henry Esmond, while J. D. Kennedy acted on behalf Of Love- Several witnesses were I heard, after which Magistrate Cor- j bould reserved his decision until this '-. morning, strongly advising the par- ; ties to come to a settlement iu the j meantime. Gowan MacGowan, treasurer of the j Opera house, swore to the fact that the tickets had been taken away from j the Opera house, and that Mr. Love j admitted being responsible tor this. I The value of tiie articles was some-1 where in the neighborhood of $25. I He was appointed acting manager by Mr. Esmond when the latter went to Seattle on Sept. 19. He aad pata the ' bills presentel to him, but when Love presented an account on Frielay. ha had no money to meet it, as he ha 1 turned over everything to Mr.-. Rambeau, who representee! Miss Mrifjorie ��� Overweight Problem Solved With this 1907 visible self weighing, self computing Automatic Scale, a child can easily, quickly and correctly divide the wholesale purchase into retail packages without a grain of overweight. F. J. Hart, agent for the B. C Per- de- NOTICE TO BUILDERS TENDERS will be received up to| Rambeau. noon of September 28th for the building of addition to store- Plans and specifications may be I bouse to Miss Marjorie Rambeau and seen at offlce of C H- Clow, architect, and at Johnston's shoe store. Johnston's shoe I11,unent Loan company, went into ; tails concerning the leasing ��T the Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C H- CLOW, Architect. New Westminster, B-C, Sept. 20, 1907. CIVIC HOLIDAYS in accordance with a resolution Irving Beers. Personally he did not know anything concerning the Rambeau Stock company, "l'here was a ' | balance of $inu owing for rent cn the j house (Mr. Hart made this aln*.-esin.i under protest). He did not know positively whether the lease of the Opera house made any mention of the missing tickets, which were the prop- | erty of the owners of the house. D. E. Munn repeated some conver- passed al the regular meeting of coun- sations which he had had with Love cil on the 23rd inst., I hereby declare TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1st. and THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, from l p.m. to j p.m. public half-holidays, and respectfully invite the citizens generally to so observe the same him to his solicitor. W. li. KEARY, Henry Esmond was next called i Mayor. the stand. He went into details con City Hall, New Westminster, Sept. 24, cernlng an iarrangement whicn ht last Friday, when he had been instructed by 'Sir. Hart to inform Love that if the tickets were not in their, usual place within a specified time, he would be arrested. Love referred ll'07. NOTICE. $25.00 reward will be paid to any- fine who will give Information to sec- ure the conviction of parties found imaging the., property of the oorpor- .iiK'.e at tho public parks or elsewhere In the city. By order, W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk. . 'City Hall, Sept lb. L907. TENDERS For the erection of boiler house and lavatory eet the Central schools. Plans and specifications can be seen al the office of ('. li. Clow, Architect, an I ��� n the school grounds, The fCWest ler not necesarlly accepted. Ten- rei elvi l al the office of the undersigned until WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2. .1 .". ji.lii- P. PEEBLES. Real Saving Whether er not a price is low depends on what sort of value you receive for the price- On this basis we Bave you money on everything that druggists sell- Our flrst aim is to supply our trade with dependable goods; our second to save our customers something on the cost. We are invariably successful in both these Intentions. T. A. MUIR DRUGGIST Columbia St., New Westminster Telephone 83 H STEWARDSON Civil Engineer and Draftsman ELLARD BLOCK, NEW WESTMINSTER made with Love whereby the latter was to attend to the. press work an 1 I outside advertising-oT Incoming show, during witness' absence In Seattle, when he went tier the purpose of securing some players to replace those , who had been released a few days pre-1 j viously. Love held no authority to as- j | sume the title of manager, Love al- i so agreed to work for nothing until | I Oct. 1, when the company was td be j re-organized, ���ind he would be given ' I the position of stage director at a sal- i ary of $50 pei week After his return to this city, he Interviewed Love and the latter admitted that hs~nad assumed the managership of the hous. owing to ;i misundi rsThnding of Esmond's Instructions. He had not refused tee pay Love his salary, arlnougn lu. eliel neet think there was anything coming to him, Whi n asked for tickets, Love had refused to produce them. in cross-examination of thta wilnesB Mr. Kennedy redlculed the story that Love would agree to wurK for nothing. Counsel asked the witness whether there had not I een com' I I able llcens ��� permltte l on the -' tg< during l he | erformance of "The Tex- I iis Steer" of Sept. 14, bul Esmond el ��� cllned 'ee answer. In reply th (pus- tions, he tild not know how long Love had been engaged tor, and although claiming the title of manager of the company, he could not say ln whal condition the books were in, neither had he put his O.K. on any bills, , Miss Rambeau did nol object to Love as manager, this was purely a personal matter. He had personally guaranteed thai Love would be i>ui I for llis services. At this point, Magistrate Corbould. evidently wearied with the CCtfunuTffi repetition of the evidence, suggested the advisability of settling the. matter i between the principals without baiting iii* any more of the court's time. The prosecution was agreeable to this, but Mr Kennedy state.ii thai as his ciiiuit had been ar/ested and publicly humiliated, thej had determined to s.M' the oa ie through ln order Eo obtain justice. After a short review of the' case by i counsel on both shies, Mr. CSfiHe*tTy 'stilting that there wns no evidence thai the tickets had been stolen, and Mr. Whiteside argutng that the eas* w;.s clearly proved, us Love hu l no righl to take the tickets, the lfiagls- trate adjourned the case until today, strongly advising the settlemenl of tli tty trouole in the meantime, Automatic Weighing Machine ACCURATE, RELIABLE, DURABLE Gives the exact weight for the exacting dealer. Gives the exact weight to all customers. True as steel and built for a lifetime of exact weighing. Weighs to an ounce-computes to a cent. DAYTON MOSEYWE1GHT Scale No. 140. NOTE THE LOW PLATFORM Automatic Weighing Machine ACCURATE, RELIABLE, DURABLE A low platform-only 6 1-2 inches from the counter. Our Automatic scales are equip- ped with a thermostat, like a watch which makes them weigh with absolute accuracy in any temperature. This scale saves time and also money. The scale that saves is no expense. No swinging pendulum, no moving indicators, no poises to shift, no beams to bother with, no ball to forget, no friction to pay for, SEE OUR EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR THE COMPUTING SCALE CO. Of Canada, Ltd.; 140 Water St., Vancouver i*m*Z*Z*il*m*m*m*&^^ ********************* W. E. PALES' MONEY - MAKING RECIPE 1 am the pioneer Furniture and House Furnishings Dealer, Funeral Director and Embalmer, anel I will sell you anything iu nay line cheap and will give you better value than you can get ln any other place in the city. Try me. Wall Papers in endless variety. Oilcloth from 25c up. China Matting from 15c up. Linoleums from 45c up. Curtain Stretchers, the best made, $2.25 per set. Carpets, all grades and prices. Iron Beds, white and tint enamels. $3.50 and up. Pre- ambulators and Go-Carts of all descriptions. All kin Is of job work and repairing done on shortest notice. Reasonable prices and saUstaction guaranteed. New goods arriving.daily. I have sold the Mock und am still doing business in the sumo place and in the same old way. ftWkmS��m9X*��m\mfLmma^^ 'a', H ;���' ;���; :o: A Good One House on Tth Avenue, near 4th street. Five rooms, hall and pantry, ancl electric light. Nice lot, stable and chicken run. Price $1800, favorable terms. DOMINION TRUST COMPANY I THOS. R. PEARSdN. Manager REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� * * * * ��� * * * * * * \ * * * * * * ! Voting Contest ��������������������������������������������������������� ������! A LIBRARY OF 125 VOLUMES! WILL BE GIVEN AWAY! THIS ELEGANT LIBRARZ INCLUDING L25 vol.' MES v\.| HANDSOME CASE WILL BE GIVEN BY VOTE TO ' j SOCIETY, CHURCH OR SCHOOL IN NEW WESTMINSTER S8J CURING THE LARGEST NUMBER OP VOTES IN TH LOWING MANNER : The merchants listed below will give with eac! ] i '. ia ��� ee:i��- vote. Th ��� contesi began Aiil'. 23rd, 1907, and wlll close -! i ��� ��� 1908, at T p. in. A allot ;.��>x is placed In l>. s. Curtis .c Co's drug ire to be deposited, Ai the close e.r the contesi the Lodge, Society, (';. ��� s ' I having received the largest number of votes will b< ��� ��� | libi ary, Currenl accounts when prompUy paid are enti led Remember, votes can be Becured bj trading with | ed below. Library Is on exhibition al W. v.. l-'.,b-y turnitun !>. s. Curtis will <���<>iiiii the rates, W. E. FALES Furniture JUST RECEIVED A Large Shipment of C rockery ^Glassware GIVE US A CALL IF YOU REQUIRE ANYTHING IN THAT LINE. OUR^ PRICES ARE RIGHT. HORACE DORER Jeweler REICHENBACH & CO. Fresh and Salted Meats MRS. M. M. COOK Restaurant ARCHIBALD BROS. Plumbers THE ROYAL STUDIO (uuder new management) Lionel Haweis, Photographer E. RUSHTON & A. SPECK Sporting Goods. Gen. Repairing ri. S. CURTIS eS. CO. Drugs A. J. BIRTCH Dry Goods T. S. ANNANDALE West End Grocery THE DAILY NEWS PUB. Daily and Wec'riy News MOREY & CO. Books and Stationery CO. o. burdett Home-made Choeollte Co11' fections, Ice Creatf^ CENTRAL LIVERY STABL"| S. H. Thompson. Pr���� ��������������������������� ADAMS y DEANS ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS Daily News Voting Coupon In Library Voting Contest. Good for Ten Votes In Library Voting Contesi �� m m or Voted iiv Keer one year'i lubserlptlon paid In advance, J1""' ��� 200 votes; six months, $2.on, ioo rotes. U*************9*>99*******99**99*9********'"*" L OCTOBER 1. 1907 Till-] DAILY NEWS. PAGE ELKVKN" PROFE SSIONAL Iri & BOWE3, Barris etc.. 42 Lornt- IaV. ��f h ". ... ��� rnrt House. New '-���"I a Vriiealler. P.O. Boi Ester. ii;ione xil TAKE The White Pass and Yukon Route MANY PRIZE WINNERS | AMONG THE STOCK LrrsiDF * EDMONDS, Barris FESI , ' . , . ,.H, Blackie Blk. r'ttree. New Westminster ^'S H L. Edmonds. ���for CONRAD, CARCRO^ ATLIN 'W"ITE HORSE. DAWSON IS i FAIRBANKS. Daily trains (except .Sunday) carrying passengers, mail, express and freight connect p HAMPTON BOLE, solid stages at Carcross and White Horse, ni the Bupreme court. Officei maintaining a through winter service' (?'n Bank ot Commerce build For information apply to folumhia Tjjgw West street, opposite post minster. Money tr H. ROGERS, Traffic Manager, Vancouver. B. C. ft :\.-".*:a:ti:ri Itor*. -��C Jl ���ps- wear: deters ��� ��� ������ ia* ftestauitster, trapp din. rtflrtson and U^rue streets ���r rooms tl ��o 24. 445 "ran Ci rtjWeph Martin. K.C.. . \V. ti. McQuarrie. H. A Martin will be in thj nster'otflces every Friday af JJ teai le. Mr lorF I' MARTIN, Barrister and Iwiclior, Guichon block, Colum L McKenzie streets. New West- jet. 8. C. |YEcS GRAY, Burnster, Solicitor N . .... pu ellc, in practice since 1 at Sew Westminster. B.C. Of ^removed to Curtis Block.Clark '.....���. opposite Court House Box 169. Telephone 64. "The Milwaukee 'The Pioneer Limited" St. Paul to Chicago, "Short Line" Omaha to Chicago, "South West Limited" Kansas City to Chicago. No trains in the service on any railroad in the world that equal in equipment that of the Chicago, Mil- uncertainty ot the show yard. Messrs waukee * St. Paul Railway. They own and operate their own sleeping and dining cars on alll their trains and give their patrons an excellence of service not obtainable elsewhere. H. S. ROWE. General Agent. ok up their quarters, many prize winners from the we Victoria show, whose owners hope to add to the list of cups and medals they already inissess, but judges, like doctors, often disagree, anel some animals cannot stand being rushed from pla ������ to place, so that a judge wai often find an animal that has been quietly resting will show to better advantage than one that has been ry farm herd was mentioned as the: was I53 per cent of tbe population, in property of A. W. Haine, who is only the year 1900 they were only 2 per one of the owners, his partner being , cent. Fewer children are born in the P. W. Rounsfe'.l, of Vancouver. towns, and more die there. fOJtid- Lead in Butter Fat. j ans say that this is due in a great de- The popularity of this breed of|gree to the many demands 5h the mothers, which rashed from another show, hence the' cows, as a dairyman's cow, has been time of thf fully demonstrated at the past four theni neglect their children. I. T. and .1. H. Wilkinson ami I. T. j exhibitions here, as they haw invari- Maynard, of Chiiliwack, were both! ably WOn the herd test for butter fat, whh. rs at Victoria. Messrs. Wilkin-: and as regards quantity of milk there son, among other prizes, won the half j is no breed to equal them. Steves, of ������iie for three-year-olds in 1.12V4 with Steveston, has brought a herd of si\, his standard ataflion B, C. Pride; ; H. Bonsall, of Chemainus, a herd of makes ���:; a N SFORD, Barrister, , . tor, etc., Crescent block, kr Columbia and McKenzie Ks Sew Westminster, B. C. Canadian Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY IftD OF TRADE.���New Westmin I- ;; ard ol Trade meets in th�� |ird Room, City Hall, as follows (cond Wednesday ol each month harifc.l. meetings on the secon.i leilr.fcsri:-' of February, May list and November, at 8 p. in bual meetings on the second lednesday of February. Nc* may be proposeel ami _t any monthly or quarterh itiag. A. JC White. Sec. SOCIETIES. 2 Transcontinental Trains 2 DAILY ED. uol li; 1, 42. V. R. Agent. New Westminster, |0, F.���AMITY LODGE, NO. 27��� *e regular meetings of this lodge |e he . .11 Oddfellows' hall, Colum pa street, every Monday evening. 18 o'clock. Visiting hrethren cor lly Invited to att emi. C. S. mon. N. C; A. V. D. McDonald, W C, Coatham, R. S.; (1. (I. i' S3 . Alex. Adam-. Ir asurer. Sti |ATERNAL ORDER CF EAGLES .;. N . 20���Meets even Tuesdaj ��� pi iu��� In th<. Eagles L^chi I wor'id. ill, i bia sl reet, WHEN GOING EAST \SK THE TICKET AGENT TO SEND YOU OVER "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" Eight Trains Every Day in the Year BETWEEN Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago THE TRAIN OF FAME THE NORTH-WESTERN, LTD. Embodies the newest and best ideas for COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, md LUXURY. It is lighted with both electricity and gas;, the most brilliantly illuminated train in the while I, T. Maynard cleared every- sixteen, and the Mission dairy farm a thing before him in the Dorset horned . henl of twelve, so the judge will hnvo Bheep, but there are other exhibitors a busy time. here, Shorthorn Herds. Many Sheep Arrive. In the Shorthorns the new addi- Messrs. Wilkinson uave brought in tions are: T. Ellis, of Victoria, who six head of standard bred horses ami bas a nice herd of seven entered tor fourteen Southdown sheep���the sheep! competition. H. M. Vasey, of Ladner, making a clean sweep at Victoria! Hei who has a bunch of one dozen; and also has two very nice yearlings by [A.. Patterson, of Ladner, who ri in Zombro, a Californian with a herd of twelve. H. M. Vasey, i. T Maynard has broughl a herd in addition to his herd ot Shorthorns, ol fourteen Red Polled, fifteen Dorset has brought in a band ot nine horses I! irned sheep and a band oi ten Es- and thirteen Oxford Down sheep, sj.x hous. t. Mercer, of Markdale, The only addition to the Red Polled Out., has also obtained some eight besides l. T. Mayttard, Is that o.t the prizes ;et Victoria, and comes here henl of II. E. Barklay, of. Westham, with a string of fourteen head, most- Vancouver island, who haa brought in lj Clydesdales, with a couple of hack- a herd of ten head, neys. He tool; firs; and second with The Lower Animals. Kilflllan Chief and Cononial. There is going to be hard work In Splendid Hackneys. Judging the pigs this year. One class Shannon Hree-.. of Cloverdale, are alone, that of the Yorkshire, having ' -.v;. with twelve Be kshire pigs aboul Fifty entries, vi, Webb, or Sar- (whlch also cleared out Victoria), 11 dis. is one of the blgge3t exffliltors Oxford Down .she...p. one Clydesdflle e,nd has eleven head entered, he also aad a hackney. There is quite a num- exhibits In Shropshire sheep, and in her of hackneys entered this year,jthe agricultural department with field which, as they are esse.mi.illy a pleas- produce, grains an.l fruit, ure horse, speaks well tor the pro- Angora Goats. gresslveness of the country. T. Mer- rimm:-. the Bheep and goats is a cer is showing one here that cleared nice little dock ot ten Angora goats up the Toronto show, taking first In exhibited by E. A. Thornton, ot Chii- b class "f seventeen, Dealing theNew llwack. York ati'l Chicago winners. Cf. Sang- McLochlin Bro Gave Himself Up. Edmonton, Se>pt. 30.���The Indian Mikokia who escai>eil from the Mounted Police barracks at Fort Saskatchewan, has been brought back to the tort, .and is now in custody there. Mi- often wonder why the boy or girl is so backward at school���and naturally fee 1 disappointed that the chili is so dull; then, too, the loved one is subject to harsher treatment at school because he or she seems so stupid- It may be the fault of the child, or it may be the child has defective eyesight and is therefore at a disadvantage because the sight is not normal What we want to say to the mother is: Send your child to us. We wlll have our optician examine and test the eyes to see if the poor sight can not be improved by the use of glasses. We will be honest with you and the child If glasses are not needed, we will tell you so. The examination and testing will not cost you a cent. We have the appliances for testing and cor- kokis escaped several months ago' recting all kinds of poor sight, anl can supply glusst>s at your own price. Our charges are about halt what some others charge. Our optical department is In charge of F. W. Heath, graduate optician, late of Ottawa. In all cases satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded- while awaiting trial on a charge of horse stealing. Since then he has '.��>en in The vicinity of the White Whale, and a few days ago surrendered himself to the Indian Agenl at the latter place. He was broughl Into Fort Saskatchewan yesterday afternoon. of Columbus, ohi>- FXH1B1T1QN WE PRINT Show Cards Si��mS and Banners REASONABLE CHARGES. The Royal City Sign Works 30 SIXTH STREET Place your orders early, and avoid the rush at exhibition time. Curtis Drug Spectacle Seed Store NEW WESTMINSTER, B C. W. N. Draper B. C. Land Surveyor MUe-H Wlncit Now Wnttir.lnttf.i-. B.C. re ; ll. Schofleld, Secretary. |0. U. W.���FRASER LOCGE No. S -Meetings the (irst and third Tues lay each month. Visiti:: prethren cordially invited to atten I odga room, A. o. U. W. hall, Od,! Bellows' block, Clarkson Btreet, I IS. Corrlgan, recorder; I,ouis Witt piaster workman. OSE OF COLUMBIA LODGE No 1115, SONS OF ENGLAND, B. S.- ���Eeil Rose Degree meets Second nni lFourth Wednesday of each month I In K. of P. Hall, Columbia St., at P. m., White Hose Degree, Fourth j Wednesday in each month, same jtlme and plane. Visiting Brethren leordlallj invited. E. n. Stlnch combe. Pres., 11. Disnev. Secretary Thc equipment consists ol ��� private compartment cars, standard 16 section sleepers, luxurious dining car, reclining chair cars (seats free), i modern day coaches and buffet, li brar* and smoking cars. For Time Tables, Folders, or any I further information call on or write F. W. PARKER, GENERAL AGENT, 72U Second Avenue! Seattle, Wash Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear |0URT BRUNETTE, No. 4099, l O.F. -Meets the Fourth Friday in the "��� en 8 o'clock, in the small hall, Oddfellows' block. Visiting bretl n '. are cordially invited to ut 'end. .i. ii. Rushton, C. R.; F. P. M^. I, It. 8. Northern Pacific Three Transcontinental Trains Daily yuic Travel on the Famous "NORTH COAST LIMITED" ,'lectric-lighted train. Low Rates. i ime. Excellent Service. pOURT ROYAL COLUMBIA, No. 8808. L, v , r,. A- o. F.-The regular meetings ol 'New York, Chicago, "J)8 Lodge are held on the Second Toronto, St. Paul an.l Fourth Tuesdays of each month | ��v..uw v, ��' 8 in. In the Oddfellows' lln'.!. j AN1) ALlj POINTS EAST ' Hieihron are conllaly in _. .. ,.,. ,. . ��� .., , ,,, ..e,,-,,,.,, Stcamriiir 1 ickets on sale to all f.uio- attend. F.. C. ''��� P. Maxwell, Sec m Firth. C. H.; |THE ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEM PERANCE meet overy Wednesdaj '" ' '" lock p. m., in Oddfellows ,;il!- ''"lumbia street. VIsltltiK l!" tbren are cordially invited to at tei"l, Geo. llurr, S. C; N. R. Brows. Ser. I'0-^0 0F SCOTLAND BENEFIT Ao 80CIATION, LORD OF THE ISLE6 CAMP, 191,���Meeti on tbe Fiist and '���"���'d Tuesday of every month in ����� (lt P. Hall. John McNiven _uoiet; j. j, Forrester, Rec Sec. FlltlS ALARM BOXEo. Following is tho location and num- |Mr of the lire alarm boxes ln the cl*r 6���Asylum, 6 Royal city Mills. | Carnarvon and Tenth. R��yal avenue and Eighth. ;' ' ''a avenue and Twelfth. ; St- Mary's Hospital. ; Second and Park now. j| Columbia and Dufferln. \' Sapperton. J/' Queen's avenue and Sixth. , I avenue and Second. '"'I'll avenue and Fourth. I'l|,.i avenue and Eighth. -' third avenue and Tenth. '.,, N ' and sixth. '''''." Machine Works. ... ' ; '''i'i and McKenzie. 2 !,' '' ,;- Station ' "8rnaH and Ilticklanel Mills. pean points. Special Reduced Rates Hound Tn, Rates to Southern California For full informtion call on nr write' C. E. LANG, General Agent, " 480 Hastings St., Vancouver, B, C. A. D. CHARLTON, Portland Ore ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE CAMADIAN PACIFIC RY asFINEST AND FASTEST^ ���EMPRESSES!] 18.000 ( EMWIE88 OF BUITA1N J 14,600 H Powert EMPRBBB OK 1HHLANU I TONS j Particularly low rates from the Old Country. Reservations made1 here for all sailings. For particulars apply ED. GOULET, C. P. H Agent. Xhenley- Manufacturer ot Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Waters, Family Trade a Specialty. Tel. 113- 0Wc<1, Elgl,th 8trMt NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C ��� o not fail to visit us during your stay in the city. Our stock is now complete in Ladies9 Furs, Blouses* Dress Skirts. Fancy Collars and Belts, Underskirts* Flannelette and Woven Underwear Also Whitewear Children's Furs, Hats, Caps, Coats, Bonnets, Coats, Dresses, Hosiery, Unde1 wear, Etc. Cushion Tops Frills and Cords Tinted Centres Stamped and Fancy Linens i If wanting a neat souvenir, ask for our Souvenir Cushion Tops- prices range from 40c to 75c each THE WHITE HOUSE A. J. B1RTCH ..." 27S Colombia Street TPAGE TWELVE " THE DAILY XEWS. TUESDAY OCTobE. PARM LANDS 207 acres in Langley, one-haif mue from new tram line, all prairie land. $35 an acre, on terms. ICO acres in Langley, one mile from tram line. House, harn and big clear ing. $30 an acre. 100 acres in Langley, one mile from tram line, house, barn, orchard an 1 clearing. $40 an acre. Terms. 110 acres in Langley, 25 acres cleared ready for plow, splendid soil. $40 an acre. 300 acres in Surrey, one mile from tram line, good fruit land; $2500 worth of cedar. $35 an acre. Terms. 160 acres in Langley, some good timber land Al at $15 an acre. 50'acres in Langley, good land. $1200 on terms. 160 acres in Matsqui, good land. $15 an acre. Terms. 27 acres adjoining South Westminster on tram line. $200 an acre. Tern 57 ces In Langley, good land, $1200. Terms. 540 acres in Sumas. 65 acres cleared, ID acres in orchard, 200 acn torn land, 270 acres up land, good house, barns, stables, outl etc. Some valuable timher on Eraser river at steamboat I i $16.50 an acre. 160 acres in Surrey, 30 acres cleared, 30 acres slashed, good ri. . Lam, 40 acres fenced, stable, etc. $6200. Terms. Diamond & Corbould resident agents! German American Fire Ins. Co. and Empire Accident and Surety Co. DOMINION TRUST I3LOCK Provincial Exhibition SCIENTIST PROMISES DOUBLE WHEAT YIELD the property, which will be used by Mr. Wheatcroft as a residential and sporting property, 1907- UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Queen's Park, New Westminster, B.C. OCTOBER 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Blending- of English and Manitoba Grain May Increase Crops Hundredfold $.^0, nOO In Prizes and Attractions $^0j 000 STUPENDOUS AND COMPREHENSIVE ARRAY OF EXHIBITS! representing Agriculture, Horticulture, and Stock, as well as the Industries of the Province. The attractions will consist of a Lacrosse Tournament, in which the Toronto Tecumsehs, Vancouver and New Westminster teams will take part; Scottish Sports, Baseball matches, Balloon ascensions, several Bands of Music, Pyrotechnic Display, Sailors' Sports. For further information see small bills and prize lists. T. J. TRAPP, President. W. H. KEARY, Secretary. i ��� >���.< t) lit** ************** ***************************** * V ��� One of the Treats in New Westminster, is to Taste Burdett's Chocolates Montreal, Sept. 30.���That the wheat yield of Manitoba will before long be increased by 100 per cent, without m the least destroying the quality of tin- grain, is the assurance made by Prof. McBride, of McGill university, who has just returned from a three months sojourn in Europe. Prof. McBride is an authority on h> re '.ity,and he feels t.-.at a new epoch in plant life is about to transform farming conditions throughout the wheat-growing world, and that it will prove that the bard wheat of Canada is not due to climatic conditions, but to the nature of the seed itself. As is well known, the Canadian wheat, while of a smaller head, is su- ��� pe'rieer in ihe wheat grown in England b.v reason of its hard quality, making flour that produces light bread, wUile the English wheat lacks that Tiard quality essential to good wheat. The agricultural department at Cam-, bridge university is endeavoring to un-; iie' the best qualities of the' two Wills of wheat, so that with a larger head, the yield per acre would be 10u per cenl greater. Prof. McBrlde says hair! an acre of this high-bred wheat is growing in England, and he maintains that the hardness of Manitoba wTie a; is simply a matter of heredity ami not due to climate, anil that by crossing with the English variety, a new anl better wheat can be evolved. The experiments, which have been going ou for the last two years in England, are now, Prof. McBride declares, about lo be brought to the last stages of perfection. What is troubling them over there is to a hardness In the wheat kernels, bul Prof, McBride says it is just as easy to acquire a: the. same time in the larger head. Very Careless Burial. Ottawa. Sept. 30.���The remains of the late Daniel Fiynn. who was killed in a dynamite explosion at Vermilion, near Kenora. August 26, have been broughl to Ottawa for interment. His lather and son, who went to the scene of the catastrophe to claim tin. body, found that the deceased had been bur- ied along with other victims in rough wooden boxes, and his gold watch and valuables were foun I when th< remains were exhumed. + ********************************************* j The Pacific Coastl Pipe Co., Ltd. Heir to a Million. Portage la Prairie, Sept. 30.���James McLean, farmer of this districl. is reported to have fallen heir to an immense fortune of a million doTIars, left him by a deceased uncle in Huron county. Mr. McLean has been living with R. MeCulloch, near Burnslde, for some time, and wil! shortly g