@prefix ns0: . @prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . @prefix geo: . ns0:identifierAIP "984984df-c994-4e51-9306-762c53432714"@en ; edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:isPartOf "B.C. Historical Newspapers Collection"@en ; dcterms:issued "2015-12-08"@en, "1904-01-30"@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/delttime/items/1.0079090/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note """ Wol. L No. 21. LADNER, B C��� SATURDAY, JANUARY 30.4904. ,$1.00.*. veer ONLY ONE WEEK MORE of on�� er Still Plenty - Bargains Left 's Suits and Overcoats At HALF PRICE. These are Genuine Reductions These SIX .FINAL DAYS promise to be very busy ones. Better arrange *o SHOP .EARLY. Marshall Smith RULE FOR BREATHING If one's health is impaired, or if he wants to preserve his power to -resist disease, he must first ot all, give attention to hia breathing. Even food and driafk are second in importance to this, for one can live for days without nutrition save the air breathed, but if deprived of that. ��v��n for a few minutes, life ceases. Here are some oftthe first rules for! acquiring a correct method of. breathing, as -given by a specialst who hat made an exhaustive study .ofthe subject: .First���After retiring at night, release body and mind from all tension, and take full and Tegular inhalations through your nostrils; hold the breath :tibout one second; take all the time you can tto exhale it; keep this up until you are weary or Jail asleep. .Second- When you wake in the morning, repeat tt he exercise at least for five minutea; longer, if time permits. Third���During the day, take as many full respirations as possible, exercising care with the exhalations. -While taking these exercises, -one should bear in mind the. thought "that he is inhaling new life and ;power.���Success. Orangea, Bananas, Lemons, Figs, &c, new stock, City Bakery. "The trouble with the average woman," said tho Femtale Rights lecturer, "it a lack of decision." "Yes." inteorupted the male dyspeptic, who had no rightito be there et ell, "half of them don't know whether they want ito Ibe women or tMn."������.Philadelphia jPiess. SUGAR BEETS. America grows the highest grade of beets in the wotld.and once the economies of the industry shall have been worked out .our own factories will be able to furnish the American people with sugar at less cost than by importing Jit, and besides that we will keep our money at home, develop our 'Country end make homes for our people. The United States .Department of Agriculture estimates that 233.000 tons of beet sugar will be produced in this country this year. The crop in Michigan ia expected tto yield 74,000 tons; California, *6s,- 000 tons; and Colorado, 44,000 tons. Eleven new factories have been started up during the yenr, six in Michigan, three in Colorado, sone^ Utah .and sone in Idaho- Put In Successful Tender ���Will Be a Great Improvement -to Delta's Capital. The'local Lodge of Odd Fallows, a branch of one of the greatest and most-progressive of fraternal societies, has, byits decision to erect a business block in Ladner, given an impetus to'the progress of the'town which will have no small effect in improving its position as a commercial centre. That the eorifi- dence in 'the future ef -/the town thus evinced is not misplaced we do not doubt Situated as we are, the only town ia the -richest agricultural district in British Columbia, the future of Ladner is .certainly very promising. On Wednesday evening last the contract fox the erection of this block son the .southeast corner of Delta and Trenaat streets, -was awarded to Messrs. Paterson & Surrey Council. Council met in the Town HaU, Surrey Centre, January 23rd, with tbe Reeve.and all.the membeie present. Minutes of previous -meeting -were read and confirmed. IJCOMMCN-CATJONS. From the Superintendent of the Great Northern T*Railway Co., stating they would investigate the request of the Council- re *oulvert"un- der their track south of Cloverdale, andadvisesthemofttheresitlt. ,Re- ���ceived. From'John' Oliver, M.P.P., -say- tog provisions had "been made in the supplementary estimates for the approach-to the New Westminster bridge, and that he Sid not -receive notice uptime to attecd the meeting re Tuberculosis at Victoria- Received. 'From the Deputy Provmcild Secretary., re admission of Samuel Hobbies to the Provincial Home, and saying it was now filled -to its utmost capacity, .deceived. From the committee, re Miftcc case, as follows: We, 'the committee appointed to investigate the Milton waiter case, beg to report as follows: After careful inspection we have decided that the cheapest and most feasible way in which to dispose of the said water is by a ditch, west from the culvert, along 'the Milton road to building, as called for in the plans and specifications, should prove of interest to -the community in general The building, which is to be a two-storay one, will have a frontage on Delta stroet of 40 feet, with a depth of 70 feet. The design ot the front of the building is such as to afford the best of lighting to the several interiors whilst at the same rime presenting a very sdlid and substantial appearance. The ground floor will be divided into store, bask and club premises. A. Clausen, jeweller, will occupy the corner store, which is to be 11x24 feet. The Royal Bank of Canada have leased the remaining and greater portion of the front part -of the building, whilst the rear portion, a spacious-room, 24x40 feet, will be fitted in an up-to-date manner as a billiard and club room. The lodge iTOom will .occupy the -greater por- ton of the upper floor, being about 18x45 feet, with a large platform at either end and a smaller one running along each side. The elaborate arrangement of vestibule and ante-rooms will make this one ot the most convenient and complete lodge rooms in the province. The entrance, which is on the side and rear of the building, is made into a vestibule 19x24 feet. From this a right and left regalia -room opens also two ante-rooms built not only; for style but wear. ,, 5 {���* REPAIR1NQ A SPECIALTY. i\\ huqh Mcdowell, .. " 3 t S V LADNER, B. C. , , X"X.X.X*��'X��X'X'X*"*'0��> Mrs. J. F. Stainton waa a paasett** ger down river on the Transfer yei- terday. T ' - -ill i Miss Whitworth was in attendance at the Westminster market yesterday. ��HALK EATING Its Injurious Effects, ass Set" Out By a Medical Authority. Girl's who'eat chalk do sofrdm tMee^causesr lit. Because they see others doing so. -fid. Because they think it wili'make theircomplexions White and good to look at. 3rd. Because they arc in an abnormal condition, suffering from dyspepsia ot from o':Si* causes are the victims of a depraved appetite. These substances are directly injurious by drying np the secretions of the stomach and bowels, the natural diges'rVe ferment* which act on the nutritive material in the fdod, changing it so that it can be assimilated to build up- and repair the natural \\rMte which \\i constantly going on within the*body. Tt thus robs the'system of that'which goes to form good rich blood. Children who* become slaves to such a habit will,' no doabt, become white, if that is their ambition, but at the cost of impoverishing the blood, aiid tke injuring oi their'health. Girls who are merging into wonian- hbod should be* cautioned about doing anything to injure their health, for that is the time wheti they, more than at any other time,' hold the key"of'tlieir"ftrtufe health and happiness. The pale, sickly girl 'is hot beautiful when" compared with tie rosy cheeked, healthy young wbman we see on the farms and in the country Tillages, The habit of chalk' tfatiig is becoming altogether too common ���toenfist our school: girls and is re- spota'sibfe for"a"lot of the'" pale faces of girls who should' be rosy atad tietfthyV Mothers, yes; and the teachers* of Our schools, should prohibit such a practice whicli1 only* tends' to ill- l-caWf and fntUT**- imhappmesB1" of dbf growing womanhood. Mrs. A. Reid returned yesterday from attending, the usual weekly market at Westminster. ��� . The family of Postmaster G. O. Dennis, of East Delta, has been suffering from la grippe. Captain Robertson, formerly in charge' of ��� the anaghoat SanVson, died at Westminster on Thursday. aIK- iSf-M? &m*riitvtnt& LtfMto* tjssterday. on the Transfer. The wife of Sid Malcolmson, of New Westminster, died on Thursday. Sid will be remembered here as a baseball enthusiast. His many friends here will sympathise* with him in hit bereavement. H.N.Rich Notary Public, lion, tt 1 mt men Ladner, B. C. Ull H N I I tit M !'�����:������ MaJeM H'MMl H �� ���!��� ������!������ *_T Delta Transfer Stable f LADNER, B. C. SINGLE AND DOUBLE RIGS AND SADDLE HORSES * ��� ON SHORT NOTICE �� Team Work Bone at Speolatly Low Prices. 1 JOSEPH JORDAN, Proprietor. ���f Telephone "Ladner" No. 10. ��� *��'!��� ��� ���!��� ��� ���>��� ��� ���!��� ��� '!��� �� I ��� ���!��� H ��� -M M ���������������fl M-***** ���!��� ��� ���!��� �����!��� ��� 9 xei. A1525 Fruit Boxes. Talk with New Westminster. B.O. If You Want Fire Insurance, Life Insurance, Accident Insurance, Health Insurance, A Loan, To Buy a Farm, To Buy a Homa uiii Notaries Public, Real Estate. Financial and Insurance Agents. New Westmmstear, B. CL Ocean Dook FOR GENERAL MERCHANDISE You can not get better bargains than at Port Guichon. We keep the best stock of everything that is needed for the general public. Call or send in your order and we guarantee -satisfaction. Telephone 5. ta/ f KMfRBinF General Merchant, WW a La mCOnlUEL, Port Guichon, B. O. Have You Seen the Propless Treeprop They Are IT. A Number of Young Pigs ibr Sale. IV. J. Brandrith E. L. Kirkland REAL ESTATE tc . . FINANCIAL AGENT. Jl Deeds, Wills, Leases, Agreements and Partnerships drafted and .prepared promptly. Office: Next door to Dr. King's. Apples, Fall and Winter Vegetables Of All Kinds FRESH MILK Delivered Daily, 6c. Per Quart W. A. Kirkland. G* T* BAKER FLEURY CUTTERS AND PULPEBS, EASY RAPID GRI.ND.ERS, GENERAL CARRIAGE MAKING, ADAMS' WAGONS. ETC. Agent for T. J. TRAPP & CO. CAN DO BETTER YOU _=__ at the People's 6rocerv We Want your Business and it will be to Your Interest to Give It To Us. WE WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT, and Our .Prices as well as Quality is Guaranteed. TRY USa C. A. Welsh WIRE FENCING I have the following -Stock on hand: RODS. STAY. BARS. HIGH. PER ROB. 1960 12 in. 9 49 70c 1420 12 in. 8 45 62c 760 12 in. 11 '55 ��4c 280 12 in. 12 58 92c 400 12 in. 6 20 .38c 40 6 in. 8 32 74c 140 12 in. 9 34 66c 20 ��� in. 7 26 ��2c 24 Gates, -Ml Widths, Your Choice for ,$5.00. I C WAFIP WESTHAM STREET J. 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