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News Classified Ads. Have proven their worth by the results they produce. They fill large or email wants at small cost. s-v' VOLUME 8, NUMBER 14V NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C., SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 23, 1913. / FINANCIAL MEN TALK SENSE AND DOLLARS RESCUE SHIP BRINGS THINKS TWICE Of BODIES fROM JUNEAU y, j. PROPOSALS TELEPHONE CABLE MUST BE REPAIRED Bank President Says London and Berlin Money Markets Also Tight. Dun'i R-view Shows Rcne-ved Confidence in Canada Because of Fine Grain Crons. ���:;��� ���::��� ft *t I Stej-.ier Northwestern Arrives ��:attle with Remains of Wreck Victims. WORLD-WIDE STRINGENCY. I Winnipeg, Aug, linancial situation C.m.ida has never more acute than been the case in 22. The in Wesl em been any has lately th" older New York. AUK- 22.���Despatches io Dun's Review from branch offices of IL U. Dun & Co. in leading cities of the Dominion say tbat practical certainty of good (train crops Is causing renewed confidence and anticipations are general thai if no set back occurs fall trade will be active. At Montreal certain lines are dlB- I playing indications of Increasing activity. Dry goods houses are busy shipping fall orders, but it Is yet too early to receive much sorting business. There is a brisk movement of gro- certOs for the season, but business in furs continues Blow IMg Iron and heavy metals are quiet, but hardware Is In active demand. The footwear factories are not very busy and leather j Is i]ulet and hides steady. . Toronto reports the wholesale trade quiet although some houses say that they have more order than ai this time last year Hardware, metals and gro- I cerlM "re In moderate request but j prospects are good Wool and hides an'I in demand and firm. Dry goods and j millinery houses are not very tmsv n* \ present Of the prospects. Taken as a whole. I points fair, drain In th the outlook has Improved and present | lng cut and prospects countries of the world, according to the opinion expressed this morning by II. c. Mere- d'th. vice-presidenl and general manager of the Bunk of Montreal, now visiting here. 'There has been no greater stringency here." be sa'd, "than there has been In llerlin, Vienna and London, lt Is a world-wide condition. At all t'mes there has been times when money has been tight and there is no particular significance In this one." Mr. Meredith is highly gratl- li"d to hear reports from all sides that the crop conditions are su favorable in Western Canada. "It ia most gratlfvlim aud will be of immense value to the country," he said. Seattle, Aug, 22. The coffins con- tuning the three unidentified bid:.: dl leiims or the wreck of the steamship State of California, which were brodght here from Alaska loday by the searnship Northwestern, were opened ut the morgue tonight und the bodies wi ru readily Identified by re- latlves and friends. They were: Miss May Dixon, a Seattle school teacher. Miss Minnette K. Harlan, a teacher In the state normal school at Mon mouth. Ore. Miss l.illias B. Norman, private sec-| retary to the general manager of the Iron Ore railroad. Port Rolivar, Tex. Mlaa Dixon's body will] be sent tc > her parents at Superior. Wis., Miss I Norman's will be sent to Beaumont, Tex., and Miss Harlan's to Osgood, lnd. Huerta Now Reconsiders His Rejection of Terms Proposed by Lind. Supposed Ereakage at Frater Bridge and Cable Will Ce Raised Thi; Morning. MAKE INDUSTRI EXHIBITS The Weather. New Westminster and the Lowet" Mainland. Light to moderate w.nds; parti}' cloudy and cooler with showere. tttlCE FIVE CENT8 CITY AND B.C.E.B. SETTLE BIG MATTER R. A. & I. Society Work Coquitlam Lake Agreement Washington Resignation Upon Positive Will Be Await that Huerta'r Insisted Message. I'or the third lime In throe months ihe telephone cable crossing the river i at the Kraser hridge went out of com- ��� mission yesterday afternoon, entailing Plans considerable work and annoyance to Hard for Success of Annual Fair. ������ ���;������ ��������� DISCUSS INTER CITY j FREIGHT RATES -Saskatoon are for an active market Conditions of late have shown considerable Improvement. Wholesalers at Regina say that the volume of the business Is fully as large as a year ago and that tbe prospects of a very large grain corp are enormous. Cal- ���irv ri'norts wholesale trade seaBon- hut they speak encouragingly j ably active and distribution to outside lOUtb ls be- the district conditions nre Conditions northwest are certainty of better in tho far west audi in? improving, the practical * tic good crops creating a i uch bettor demand for general merchandise Winnipeg reports that druggists rrocers and jewelers are doing ;i good local business and general prospects are much improved. Merchants at whole are excellent, dross earn- of all Canadian railways report- to date for the first two weeks of I Duguat show* a loss of four per cent, ns compared with the earnings of the ���nine roads for the period a yenr ago Commercial failure in the Dominion nf '' tnada this week, numbered thirty- eight against twenty-one the same j wi el* last year. BOARD'S REPORT REACHES OTTAWA Recommend Minimum Wage Rate for First Year Conductors and Motormen. Departmint of Labor Has Asked Com pany and Men to Await Report Before Acting. Ottawa. Aug. 22.���The report of the board established under the industrial disputes act to deal between the Brit, ish Columbia Electric railway and its employees engaged in the ootration of the street railways systems of Victoria, Vancouver and New Westminster, and also in the operation of interurban lines on the Pacific coast has been received by the department cf labor and promptly transmitted to the parties concerned in this matter. The repi rl in question is signed by Judge n. Murphy, chairman, and P. o, Alexander, the company's nominee both of Vancouver. II la accompanied by a proposed wage schedule signed by the foregoing and a statomonl of rules and working conditions which Iswepl bv were agreed upon by lbe board as a whole and communicated last week to ihe company und employees, Asks Both Sides to Wait. The department ol' labor has wired both tin British Columbia Elootrlc Hallway company and the employees' representatives asking that tbey await the receipt of Ihe board's report before taking any further action lu Ill's matter. The report comprises a btatement of reasons for the decisions Ui rived at and deals with wage ques nuns and other matters ut Issue. Wage Rate Recommendation. The board recommends the adoption of a minimum wage rate of 2! cents per hour for tbe llrst yenr conductors and motormen employed on thl street and suburban lines in place oi a minimum wage of '.'2 cents an hour which has been paid hitherto, Ti.o board leaves, however, the maximum wage rate of 86 cents unchanged, CANADIAN AND AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANIES SEVERS Ru-ror Says that C ha tic Is te Be Coon Made. Montreal, Aug 22. - Peralatent r��mi r> are eurr"iit to th" effi et tba! fie Canadian Express comosny 's sh rtlj to sever its connection with th" American Express nnd National Express companies John Pulleu president of the Canadian Express, stated that tin' rum< - was r.r* nin'nr'' While he wns unwilling to disrti'is lh" i"t!,r tie did not deny the authentl citv of the report. I: appears thai the change w*iTl con sisi merely in tiie taking over by the Am rlcan end Nnt 1- nnl Expr"8s com psnlea of their deliverv business In the larg" Canadian cities at nresepl conducted by the Canadian Express company. Assurances are given thnt Bhould the separation take plac. it will b imnlv from th" accumulation o' business and not on accounl of nnv Industrial Commissioner Darling's Report to Be Considered A?ain on Monday. The transportation oommlttee of the hoard of trade met on Wednesday evening und diBcussed the question of freight rates l,��tween New Westminster and Vancouver. A communication from Industrial 'Commissioner Darling on this subject i was submitted for consideration, ond S, w-as decided to embodv It in the report of the oommlttee to the board .of trade at the next meetine. and meantime that it should not be made public. After considerable discussion Mr. Dari'ng was requested to prepare a detailed statement of the commodities which in his opinion were directly affected by present rates, the idea being to secure, If possible, a special clsaatflcatlon of these commodities. The statement will he considered at the adjourned meeting of the committee on Monday at '2. p.m. AN ENGLISH OPINION. London, Aug. 'ii.���Tbe Saturday Review in a leading article today savagely attacks President Wilson's Mexican policy. It suys President Wilson "unconsciously Is playing the game of those in the l'nited States wbo want control of Mexican politics In order to lill their own pockets." Concluding the article says: "If he wishes to plunge bis own country into a war that would last for years, drive Mexico back Into anarchy, and play the game of his own political enemies, be will continue his present policy and try to break down the Huerta regime. On the other hand Is the alternative of accepting a trifling reverse policy. Recognizing facts, he will have to adopt one policy or the other. Neither may be pleasant, but there can he no doubt which one is recommended by humanity and common sense." the employees of the company before it can be repaired. Trouble showed up about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon and the officials taking it for granted that the break had taken place somewhere between the two hank:' of the Fraser, Immediately switched over the connections to the auxiliary cable laid a months ago nears Abbotsford, keeping the district to the Bouth of the river, Including Seattle and other Washington points, in communication with this city and Vancouver. A trouble shooter, one of the specials in the employ of the company. ' Maturing and Many Nr*-' tures Obtained���Will Mold Weekly Meetings. Fea Plans to make the Industrial building one of the main features of the annual exhibition, which opens in thlt few'city on September 'ii), were fully dls- thus * cussed and decided on at a very enthusiastic meeting of the executive of the it. A. & I society in the board ol trade rooms last evening. The whole matter was threshed out and the building will be made, as far possible, representative of British Haid to Be Now Completed. Probably Means City's Abandoning Land Bordering Lake���Company to Pay All Cxiens-.s. * P PORTLAND'S MMOR MAY 60 A-SHOPPING Puts Ban on X-Ray Skirt and Young Woman Asks Him to Choose Her Gowns. mon:y ratfs easier on london mapket disagreement between the companies MILLIONS OF FEET OF LUMBER BURNED IN VERMONT Brunswick, VL, Aug 22, -A forest; Iin* ou the property of the Connecticut Valley Lumber compnny broke away from 30D nun tonight and was driven before a strong southwest wind through a valuable growth of green timber. Ity nightfall a m'lllon feet or cut timber, much valuable standing tlm-; ber. ;���. thousand cords of hemlock baric ami 1 000 ncres of scrub land had been the flames i camp of the j a force of t""ii 1.ondon. Aug. 22.- Monev and discount rales were easier today. The |nearness of the settlement end the holiday tomorrow restricted business on the stock exchange and the tendency was undecided, Mexican securities declined on the latest report* from Mexico Marconi shares Bagged and V.-iris offered Its shares. American Bocurties opened quiet and moved irregularly within narrow limbs diirinc lhe forenoon. Later th" market declined on realising and lu ��� sympathy with the weakness in Mexican shares. The close was easy. CHILD PLAVING WITH DOL' 9 KILLED BY POWDTR BLA"T Po.rtland. Ore., Aug. 22. While she| was playing witli her dolls in th" dtorl yard of her pi.rents bome at Mnnton ill's afternoon, four vear old Alice Ophine. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.! Andrew Ophine, was fatally injured In* -i rock which fl"v from a biasing shot if tli" Kennedv Construction * company on the hillside 200 feet away. Tii rock which welnhed about lo i>* niul-* struck th" child on the forehead, fracturing the skull She died , a few minutes Inter. Washington, Aug. 22.���The Huerta' administration in Mexico may reconsider its rejection of the American proposals to restore peace in Mexico and arrange a new basis for negotiation with the United States before next Tuesday. Strong Intimations to this effect reached official Washington tonight along with the information that the linancial'�� condition of the Huerta administration was such tbat a crisis wus imminent. Should the Huerta government decide to enter into a new basis of discussion withdrawing its contentions as expressed in the Huerta note re plying to the proposals, communicated by Mr. I.ind, President Wilson in all probability will not read his message to both houses of congress on Tues- Iday as be intended. The president made no effort today Ito prevent the house from adjourning until Tuesday. It has been supposed that be would read the message on .Monday and would ask the leaders In congress to arrange a joint session. Failure to send any word to the leaders was Interpreted in officials circles as meaning thai the l'nited Slate; hud practically given the Huerta gov- j ernment until Tuesday to make up | its mind finally as to what it would do. Huerta Must Resicn. ll is positively reiterated thai United States will continue to insist I "It probably is not on the resignation of Provisional good women of the city 1'res id of his whose work Is to locate trouble on any i Columbia Industries, showing the prolines, wiib brought to the scene of thej cess or manufacture of the diferrent trouble last night and within a fewIgoods. minutes, with the aid or delicate In- I Many Industries, struments. discovered that the break | It was pointed out that there were was in midstream and would mean i many industries in New Westminster 'that the cable would have to be iand the district that could put in ex- brought to the surface and repaired. ! hiblts, which would be at once of in- | This work was lert until this morn-1 terest to the public, a drawing card !lng when it is problc that a scow and \ for the exhibition, and of general ben- ; ing when it is probable a scow and : eflt to the province, a smal army of workmen in order to i A committee, or which P. S. Curtis restore communication over the long,|s chairman, was appointed, the other (distance wires. members ol the committee being Dr. : The temporary cable up river an- Smith, W. R. Gilley and W. L. Dap 'ewers the purpose to an extent, with Ung, jthe exeception of the copper wires | through to Seattle. '. The News was informed last night .that owing to the rapid How of the 'Stream at the point where the cable I ls laid, it is a difficult problem to | keep up communication for any length iof time. The present cable is only '.about eight months old, and during that Jlme three breaks have occurred The agreement bei ween the city cr New Westminster and the B. ('. BL It. in regard to the proprietary rights over Coquitlam lake Is understood to be practically settled so far as the c.ty council and the company ar* concerned. If ratified by the Dominion g ivr mment it will be submitted to the ratepayers of tbe ctty for then- approval or disapproval. The terms of tbe agrement have not teen fully divulged, but it is andersteod the principal points are that itx oousidcation of tbe city's I abandoning its claim to the ownership j oT the land bordering the lake, thi? company will pay all expenses incur- j red by the city hitherto, and pay $10,- ���00, heaMM providing an annual aim cf $10tw towarda the salary of an Icffic'al at the take charged with lbe. ; eare of the purity of the water suj*-*- 1 ply. The company will also ur.dor- I take the care of the dam and the (intake. The city Is also bound not to The committee will in the near fu- , dispose of or hypothecate its water ture visit the different concerns and I rights. make the necessary arrangements. In any dispute between the city and ���m���i. v , Products. the company In regard to the land Nils Nelson suggested that "Buy B larouod ljle j^ an appeal Hel to ��,��� IC. Products" be made a slogan and ; provincial minister of lands. of the iulerior at Ottawa. Portland, Ore., Aug. 22.���Replying to ;a letter from a young woman who re- [quested that he help her choose her fall gowns, to insure against purchase of any thut would violate his "X-Ray" I prescription, Mayor Albee today Issued an open reply defending his order to the poller to arrest all wearers :Of immodest gowns. "Vou surely will excuse this appeal." wrote the mayor's fair ouestlon- er. whose name the mayor withholds "as the notice did not give exact information In regard to length and width. As l am about to do my fall shopping and afraid to transgress In the matter of cut and style, would you 'kindly accompany me and help me to tie* select proper apoarel?" known to the some of whom j nt Huerta or an announcement have adopted tho various late models Intention to do so. as well as Iof dres for street attire, that the most his elimination rrom lhe presidential r.u*e in the subsequent election. President Wilsun spent the day in studying the notes exchanged hy Mr I.ind and Huerta and preparing his he pointed out thar the way to bring! ,���,���.,���, ,��� ,,.��� ..... ,, ,, tbls to the attention of the people was I r,BBrd " "" W,ler t0 the to show them the goods and the manner in which they are made. i lt was also decided to hold a meeting of the executive of the societv j every Friday evening until exhibition! I week, as there is much to be done. i Mr. Qilley explained that while lart year the tactortea and mills were rushed with orders, this year, times are somewhat quieter and this will work ror the benefit ot the exhibition. as the management of the different | concerns will have mure time to pre pare an exhibit. Improve Entrance. Building Inspector Turnbull was I presenl and explained a plan he has j prepared for the city council, for thel improvement of the park entrance. He stated that i: was proposed to erect a new fence along First street near Third avenue, with new iron gates at < Third avenue. The question of ticket offices at the! entrance was also discussed, but this , matter will be gone into more fully when the members cf the excutfve (visit Queen's park this morning. LaTosse C-in-es. Whether then- will be a lacrosse, game at the fair is a another oues-i tion tliir Is nor yet finally decided.' rt was filt thai the expense of hrin?- i lng a team frcm -h" east woold he trv great, hut a senior amateur game may , be arranged. Free Attractions. The free attractions are also being mad" a feature and the otiest'-^n of staging ibem in the horse show buiM'- Ing will also b�� taken un again ar a later meeting. The attractions m-.iv bl and in minister mm m gunn hoid ot io& Shots Fired at Thaw by Double Barrelled N. Y. Governorship. , So Far Neither Have Taken Effict and the nird Is Cafe in Cher. brcok- Jail. Albany-. NM'.. An;;. 22.���William J Travers Jerome, foruitr district attor- ' ney of 19am York county, was ap- po nieil liy Attorney General Curmoily lad*** js Hpi-cial deputy attorney general to raprssent the state i:i procuring c&c rethrn of Harry K. Thaw to the jurisdiction cr New Vcrk. He vas selecttd because of his familiarity with Ihe Thuw case, ga ned iu the twn murder trials and as Bpeclal eouus-.i mpts staged In front or the eram! stand', as or these late affairs lind favor In the lBS| v(,ar or on ���lp nv;l, ,,,,,. ln (.���sl, underworld, where lhe unfortunates , r)f ^ w|1| Drobably bp s|10wn (��� ������, who live there have seized upon them j horgp ghQW b,liWinf; Provinces Represented. rhe 'Ire started at a camp of the; W|DlniPeg, Aug, 8*2 Th" advisory lumber company where a force of men board ,,f ,,���, (.������.���,��� ,.,������ Rna* appl" ba$ been engaged all summer In strip Lh ,���,,, in VV|nnip<,g ,,..,, ,,,,,. ,��� ping hemlock bark Within a fhor L .. h b completed, lt wlll con- time several uens ..r the old cutting I,,, *o* ������.���,, I,���.,,���,'���rs from each of ��'������!��� nhi.i/e ,������,������ ,,,, ���,,.,,. the provinces of Manitoba, Mb lnlei-s rain fail" ' '* ' " ' the wardens lions "f feel be destroyed during Ihe niuht declare that many m'i ot standing timber will RESTRICTION OF GALIC'ANS EFFECTS IMMIGRATION Surveyor Drowned. Winnipeg, Aug. 22. A. B. llanning- lon, a surveyor, was drowned today ln the Winnipeg river, not far from the Winnipeg power plant. Ilannlngton wns out with a Dominion government survey party und In some unknown manner fell Into the rapid waters of the Plnnawo channel from a canoe. He was the only snn of Hev Canon ll'in- nlngtnn, secretary ol the Anglican synod, and formerly chaplnln to Lord Methuen. S'lk for New York. Moose Jaw, Auf. 22. Two speclnl silk trains passed through the city this afternoon enroute fnr New York. The shipment was valued at over one million dollars. Ottawa, Aue. 22. The restrictive or der it-'ilnst the emigration or natives of Qallcta which is announced hy cable today will have a marked effect upon Canadian Immigration. Por ninny years ther" has been a steady Influx or tbe Gallcinns to Canada and large colr-iles or them In the west nre augmented by new arrivals every season. In piUc'-i's circles I' In snld lhal nnv s ppping of a further influx from thn' source wl'l he a matter (if reeret nnd Incidentnllv h�� at least a smp'l factor | In retarding the growth of the coun try. Memoriallre Movement. Edmonton, Aug, 22.--A memorial for th" first co-operative association to ho formed in this city, in the prml- "lons of the co-operatives asioniatinn net for the nrnvfnce, has been filed by residents ef Kdmonton. message. The message may be modified bv dispatches received Tuesday and there also is the possibility that the president muy find it expedient to postpone deliverv of tlie document. Ueports from Mr. Lind declare t'"it his relations with the Huerta ofl'lo'iil.; are more cordial than before und lh it tliey manifest a willingness to Hnd .rome new ground for a settlement. European Pressure. European diplomatic pressure, it is known Inr-, is quietly at work jn i Mexico citv iti an efiori lo convince Huerta that tlie policy of tlie United s atea Is being approved abroad li is learned also, from authoritative ources thai the Huerta government s facing a mutinous army, dissatisfied i'i'ci"s" no pay has becn forthcoming for weekB. Avait Messi*:c. it was apparent tonight tha: Wash lngton officials expected word Irom Huerta before Tuesday and that uu less it cunes tlie notes will be pro claimed lo the world through tb" president's message showing the ef rorts of Ibe American government to Wheat Declines l�� Prl-n. ' b"'nL- about "e-ic" along with BUgHOS* Winnipeg. Man.. Aug. 22 With tern- tions for a definite line of procedure perstures holding much higher than b" the United States In Ihe luture. ���n-iiiirti'd over the Canadian west, and .white liouse officials, however, were ������nrecn'-ts more favorable, good reports confident that the s'tiint'on Would un- from Saskatchewan, and corn markets I ravel Itself. Thev would not disclose easing, wheat declined on the local|upon whut their optimism wns based but It is believed tliat reports from I.ind todav were rt sponsible for the confident feeling. Saskatchewan and liritish Columbia; one from Nova Scotia, one from New Brunswick nnd two rrom Ontario. C. P. R. Wins Law Cuit. Edmonton, Aug. 22.���The Canadian Pacific railroad wins Its claim in lbe dispute wiib the Canadian Northern Western over the is miles right or way In the valley or the Battle Hiver southeast ot Camrcse. Judgment to this effect having been given Ihis morn ng hy Justice Beok in a 14 page typewritten document. as a means for furthering their illegal business.' 'says the mayor in his reply. "These women have taken tu wearing gauzy costumes, as transparent as glass, underneath which they use tights. Their object wil lbe apparent to al lat first thought. "1 wish to assure the publ'c and especialy the good women of tlie city that my action was taken purely for the purpose of protecting the Innocent The matter bad gone so far that young boys and men would congregate on the Btreets and make obseoene remarks I about the dresses worn by some of i the women passing." LAUNDRY BURNED. ARREST MINISTER FOR "INVESTIGATING" Sentence Was Suspended���Accosted Women in Portland Streets at Very Late Hcut. In several of Thaw establish bis sanity. It is not the present intention R .nd Mr. Jerome to Canada, bit employ hie services in procuring fitrndifio;i of Thaw from any lo which he may be deported Revelstoke Plant and Manager's Home Destroyed. Revelstoke, Aug 22 Pire consumed the W.'sl Kootenaj Steam laundry at an early luuirs the other morning and the dwelling of the manager. K Hsrrnrlongh It seems that about il o'clock In the morning Mrs. liarra- clough. who is a very light sleeper, heard the crackling of the fire am'. woke her husband, who, running Otlt, I officers had seen him accost another saw the whole laundry In flumes. He (woman previously. He pleaded in at once took his wife and children toIcourt lhat he had merely been con- a neighbor's house for surety and then I ducting "social investigations" and tried to enter the ofllce of the laun- was released on suspended sentence dry in an effort to reach the telephone j after Portland preachers hud pleaded btu the flames drove him back. Mr. In his behalf. BarraclOUgh then ran ln his bare feet! -���nl American markets. Winnipeg nnened Mi to % lower and closed 14 to "���<, lower. MlnnenaloR closed '<i lo V, '������","���- nnd closed Vi lower for all months. Annuil Garette Meetlne, Ot'nwn, Aug. 22.���n. H. W'lkle. president ef the Canadian Hankers' ���association, plves formal notion in the Canada Gazette tbnt the annua; General Booth Not Cominn. W'nnlpeg, Aug. 22. -According to a message received bv the W'nn'iog offlo'als ol lhe Salvation Ar-nv, Gen- (ral llooth. who will be ln Winnipeg November 3 to 9. will not travel further wiBt. but arter his visit to Winnipeg wlll return via the United States. About .10 officers rrom the army prairie cities ns well as rrom meeting of the association will be! Vancouver. New Westminster and held In tbe board room or the Union 1 Victoria will journey to Winnipeg to bank In Winnipeg on Thursday, Sep meet tbe new chler and attend the tember 'Week's conference. PORT MOODY RIFLEMEN KEEPING IN CHAPE ���Thn Port Moody Civilian K fie club will shoot this afternoon a handicap competition for the silver spoon. The cluh expect a challenge soon for the Manson trophy, from the Agassiz club, which they vanquished by a narrow margin last Saturday. Defeated clubs can challenge as often as they like, but until the cup ls regained the matches are required to be shot off on the ranges of the holders. down to fire alarm hov, and gave th i alarm. Bv this time the whole sirue- '��� ture was In flames. j The fire brigade, which arrived in n very short space of time, waa quite unable to cope with the flames. Mr. Barraclough saved only some of the clothing of lb" ramily. Tbe total loss Is estimated at 116,000, There was $5,200 Insurance on the laundry. The cause of the fire ls unknown. All fires were out shortly after closing down at 6 o'olock the previous evening. to to to tllK state from Canada. Attorney General Carmodv said Uinigtit he had reason to bellevo IVarment would be the state to which tlie fugitive would be returned, and J lhat the date would be next Wednesday Glynn Says Co Tod: I Earlier in the day a similar an neuiieeinent was made by Acting Governor Glyun and was embodied in a ! telegram to Governor Fletcher, of Ver iiiiont. requesting his good offices in lefTfectfOS an extraditions return of iTliaw to New York. 1 N'eidior Mr. Ulynu nor Mr. Ca*c- Portland, Ore., Aug. 22. Rev. II. inocly would d'scuss the .source of \V. Kiihlman. the pastor of a'their information, but It tn known church at Tillamook, wus convicted | that the attorney general was in tele* before a jury In the municipal court | phone cxuniounication with his deputy in Caitiilu. BatJj gubernatorial claimants re- ceivei! communications during the day Truui federal authorities respectiOK the Thaw -extradition. Secretary Dt State Hryan telegraphed to Mr. sillier a,*: el ncemting a uw,i: i-.en.au. ..trer^,,,, wrote to Mr_ 01ymi] appri8inf. ^'n that he would do* what he couia in die matter, although hampered by lack of authority. A telogram to Mr. Glynn and Mr. Carmody from Secre- tiry or Labor Wilson waa or the ���same import No Titles. Mr. Bryan employed no official titles in addressing either Mr. Sulser or Mr. Glynn. This is his letter to today of disorderly conduct In necost- ing women on the streets at an early hour this morning. The jury, whloh convicted him. was compose-d of three ministers, two reporters and a woman. Rev, Kuhlmnn was arrested in the Austrian Officer Killed. Poln. Aus'rla. Aug. 22.���Admiral Count Von Wellenberg, or the Austrian navy, died today as the result of Injuries received yesterday by the Doren Stocks Lower. New Voik, Aug, 22. A slow recession which carried down a dozen or. more stocks from 1 to I points today ***** ';��ve"">r Olynn: wus succeeded bs an eounlly show re-1 "Replyiiu? to your telegram, which covery and at the et.d of the session |'B "iRued by you jointly with thn at- the lending shares were close to yes- Itorney general of tbe stnte or New terday's final Quotation*. The day ] York. I beg leave to state that as the passed without important news con-|cnaeor Harry K. Thaw, who Is report Denting the affairs upon which mostjetl to be iu custody lu the province emphasis is placed, and tbere wns��f Quebec, with a view to his depor- conreouetiily a general disinclination tation under the Canadian immlgra- to do much in the way of speculation, itlon laws, ia not in its preaent aspect. |wHMb our extradition treaties with Labor Commission D*ites. Great Uritaln, It is not a matter in S'tt'nrs of the provincial liitsir respect to which the department ia In commission will be held nt Tete a position to make a request ut the Jaune Cache. September 9: Port British or Canadian government. George. September 12; and at tho fol- Stepa, however, have been taken to bursting ot the breech block of a 305 'lowing places between September 13 bring the matter, In a personal sense, centimeter gun, which was being and 25, the exact dates to be an-.to thr notice of the Canadian author!- tested. Admiral Von Wellenberg waa nounced later: Barkervllle. Quesnel Itfea, with a view to such action a* president of the naval technical com- ISO-Mile liouse, Clinton, LtlWiaet and they may And themselves Justified H misBion. lAsherort. i>ehnrtarUy taking." PAGfc TWO THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1913. An tndcpendt-Ht rtuirrting paper devoted to th�� ittttrr tmts ol Sen: )v, 11 in in .ster and tat t'roser Vallep. I'Hbllmmtnt eiwry murnitty? except Bttntltit, iv thtt Halliintil Printing .��� i !.*"���.*,.',j Company, l.tnttoti, tit S3 McKenzie. Slreet, fiew Westminster, liritish Columbia. ROUII BIIT1IKUI.4SI), K****ltl* Dlrtotor. .Ill t-'n/imunlciifioit* tkottld be cxdiretstid to T*J* Xe.w Westminst-'i Sues, find not io nun, "'.��'il members ul the *4*,*f. Ch*Q**t, drafts, ttxttl tm**sy orders should be mode mai/Stll I" The Sottomtl Printing unit I'ublitMna Comi*i*u. Limited. TSLBPBOUMB���Bmtiitmui Offioe and Manager, sua,- ��.*,t,*(..i������,,' Reams (oll depart- mt"' i, vsi. .*., BSORIPTIOS RATKH���Rv Barrier, tl par ���tear, (I for thr** months, 40o per m,n '" li i mott, i'i per prsxr, iio per month. IDVBRTIB17IQ HAIKU on ,i|i;iii.'ii(���i���. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 22, 1913. [MIGRATION HARD ON F, lln the country which has not on its books a large number of famll'ea where the bread-winner has not migrated to the colonies or dominions, I iisT*u-M.isiiEn 1811 lie usually goes tn Australia because _._,_.. '._','" .*.!.���. It Is rar away, and Ue is lesa likely CAPITAL (Pald-Up) ....$16,003,000.0: to i." ibere discovered and followed. RB8ERVH $16,000,000.0' sell a considerable number go to ., , ., . ., . Canada and tn to disappear in the Branches througnout Canada an* Many Breadwlnnaro of Old Land De- [ar Wist. Whal Sir John wants i: Newfoundland, and ln London, Bh( Hint Ihe agloniB-geni ral should put | land. New York, Chicago and Spokan* Beaching questions to each applloant U,8.A., and Mexico City. A genera the Colonics. which they do not now do lo nseer |banUing bli3lnoss transacted. Letter tain il they aro bolting from their Bank of Montreal s,ert Homes to Co Out to I NC-'ARTrD WATriRC-. II *..'.:;i' ship travellers through the :���.: inside paSBOgOB say is true, i ��� , . boevi r is rasponaibla for the 11 . in adequately chart those ii ta a great ileal lo nt.swer I ��� Disasters like that which overtook ii imer State ol California bring Hi ��� . pi rtanl question iiii from lime i * - , li il. in spile of the repeated Ioi .:. human life and ships along ;','.��� Uaskarf coast, (hire seems to be i ng done to remedy lhe evil. v. Iio have sailed there say ill | Bsage is among Ihe most dan- gel ib in the world and that, in the liiin, lhere never has been ���i^ like a systematic hydro* iii Burvey made. Canadian government la.i north- in - i r ctly to do with such affaire it: i territory, but ncTrrthelcsa ��� ms are continually travelling i * ' merlcan shi|is in those regions are continually losing their lives i'. . doing. federal cabin 11 ininist families, it might be said tha thev o( Crodlt l8Bllen' available with co. , ,���,,,. would no' nive a truthful answer, inr respondents In all parts of the work, iiiiiiti",!, .,ug. a, i wn (nn si a us ., ., , , , i ,. , _ ,, , ,. .. then ihe'r Btatomonts ciuld be verl Savings Hank Department���Deposit 11:lvi��� been nuked in th" hoUBB <>i cun- .:,,.���, ,,., .1,,, i,���..,i ,,,,11,.,, \\��� u.,,.. hi, 11 * m* . pin n> tne local police, to' sajs ne ; received in sums of Jl and uiiaari nn u.i which have an Important boar- does not think thai Canada wants the ami interest allowed at 3 per cent, pe ing on emigration to Canada, lvi"' of man who is mean enough to [annum (present rate). Sir John Spear, who is ' '������>���������- ba�� '""' lottV8 ***** ''""i!v l,"l,i!"1 '" '"' Total Asnels over $188,000,000.00 NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH, (I. I). BRYMNBR, Muiihk<-* he chair- , . charged to lhe rate;, anil llr* more 1 '''". ,"',;:; '' man 0| the **00t law a*38001""' **��� "���'������' bo ,.- l... care9 never tn communloal * j iiunngih,. elmrsi! of the ev^Sln! a '" ""' 8,"'r",ai'' '"' ���":"" '"' ""' '"" w,Hl ''""" agaln' S'"'h ;' man *m program of Instrumental music, solos onleB whether any it. p.- are taken probably do In Canada much the same recitations and funnj stories were'to prevenl nun doserl ng their wlvm as he doos iu Bngland, and Is n 1 like- given. A hearty voles of thanks waa and families by cmigrai on t'i the col- lv therefore, to bi sn bbsb! In nnv passed the Fort Bteele members for onlea and other placea within thu community which gets him, If, as tliiir warm hospitality, and ii was British empire niul depondenoloa, In expects, lhe agents-general dn 1 it unanimously agreed thai nl Intervals cases where appllcat'on b made for "''���'" '���"' Inquiries he Bttggosts, Sr* the association would moel In differ assisted passages bv agents of th" Jc,h" "l!1 hrih* ��P '*���" matt"r Bl ���" ,. , . ��� ���l,--r"i"i* innrrnH im ent outlying points and that more so- gcvernments and other places: an luo8 ,h*'ir v:ri'"- - ' rnmonts "iooun^L TeL R 128. Koim 2, Han cial evenings would "bo held, whe I.e am and If bo whal stepa lo permit them to do so Block. Tii" coat of Bttpportlns fam'llcs di Five and ten acre blocks in the choicest fruit growing and residential disirict in Fraser Valloy. Will take revenue-producing city house property iiisi Canadian Securities, Ui 602 COLUMBIA STREET, CITY. BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. O. O, U., NO. 854,���MEETS ON S. 1111WKI.I. (SDCCHISSOR TO CHINESE RtfULS THREATEN GEHMAN CONSULATE Berlin, l\uy. 22 AdvlceB 1 eived by the Oerman foroign ofBco today from Nanking, china. Indicates thai trouble are 1 ikon to asci rtaln whether men of full a.**, who are granted assisted [passages Lo Auatral'a bv the govern ' u" mi nt a :��� nis et' the colonies, are ones ���' ii in* 1 1. ;*, ri* tho assistance U (ilven in regard 1 1 tho depi ndi nta, If nnv, K"*t"d '.*. husbands la several [ thousand 1 mind 1 a a Bern ub on** ; P. II. Slllilll W .1 'iT-'V'-b . AUDlTOItB AND ACCOUNTANTS. >oar.so the Is w,���u underlnK 1 cltv and outildi i��'IiiIm. 2U-12 Westminster Trust Bids I'li.ne, 864, l'. 11. Box :.ii7. i * >��� 1 Strathcona to resign nnd CM ford Sifton to Bucceed him are the latest newa pointers irom Ottawa. fn.in ::ii independent standpoint ii do ln.it tiie Dutch how Clifford keeps 1.1 >::.:: bow on to the current. Aa American jury recently ruled ti : : lan may not bent bis wife w.l.'i Impunity, Tlie twelve good mon nnd tr pri i'.ilily prefer tiie old fashli ne I s d * bj nide wiib despatches In tin papers tlmt tbe prairies need more harvesters appear other wins telling ef tii" large numbers of unemployed. tl I o'.i- a; though some men needed n lan to force them to go to work. I tav a li l( "ram gives us the Information tlmt ihe British Columbia pi :. .1 crop this year will h" a dand: Anybody who bus sun the girls in lr crime knows thnt already. Mayor Gaynor, if :m ��������� York, cam" to tiqim; np in it'e estimation of his people*when Bpmdbody loft a trio of dynamite sticks under lii:-. offic? vi Indow. Thaw out in th- middle of -\uglisl Bounds funny alongside Oir.se hot v. ather reports from the cast Warm 1 ii :w. isn't it 7 1 cn George E. foster arrived in Vic ( rii from Australia tm Tuesday and v ;ll he in New Westrnin-ator nexl per It's going to take Hon. George alreoil as long to reach this polnl u.i it �� ii General Diss to got ���" Japan. HEARTILY ENDORSE BLUE SHY LAW is pending between the German naval ,l"'> ;" leaving at home; and wheth omcers nnd th uthern revolution \r *���**.,���*'**?��� ""' ll s'' wha'' '" taken bo.ri tries, wh.. threaten to bombard tbe to ver fy tho statements made by suc'i German consulate and Lhe German I men '" r '''' ,:"' aBslsl-ed passages an 1 taken. BOARD OF TRADE. FRATERNAL liter Hi'irii nl Trail" T'H'-'s in Ihe h' rnnni, City Holl, n. follows: T;;!r,l Pri rlnv "f ""eh i'."ttth ; .I'lart'-rlv imi-'iIit ('ini. I'.tnlidiii mm it. o(i (Ji ti,|rrl r*ri,inv of February May The insurgent loader pent a letter to '''" ,1,i;' Mr Harcourl roplled: "I Aiim'ist mid November at 8 p.si! An the German consul al Nanking deciar '��������������� r" ' 'n possession of the informs- ��� "H mentlnns "n tho ihir.i Fridny 0 ing that the Bmbden had bombarded '*''" tt,ke(1 F��r by the honorable mnm !.';,';r,:,"'y' '-'��� H* Htua"' Wado' s"''r<' ih" rebel positlona on Men Hill nnd ber, bul will Inquire of the high com announced his Intention of retaliat- missloners and agents-general nnd ing on lhe Oerman cruiser and th ��� communicate to him the result." consulate. The consul denied the al- Series of Tragedies. RpwiKtrvTlONH intKRMBNTH of legation, in Iho meantime the Ger- Behind these questions lie a whole Rale, Deeds, Bualnejw Letters, -tc : clr- mnn armored cruiser Scharnhorn ins srrles cf tragedica. ���.'���'������ John Snear SnMCT'*W.^*^ry.Aroon?��85wS��! OP TTtADR���NKW WESTMIN HJWW VVEfti'AlINHTKn I'U" l; O I B. ft p. O. ot Kllis of tho I), of *"., moo tho first and third Thursday at 8 p. m. K. "f P. thill, Eighth struct. -> Wolli (iray. Exalt,,J Ruleri P. II. .imllh. Ser rotary. ilr-Ht. second, third and fourth Wednesday In OUCh month nl 1 I' I" In Iho MooitT Homo, II. J 1,i'u my dlotntor; !���'. )���*,. Janos, ssemtary I tendnuartero "f lodgo In Boo Housa corner of Fourth and Carnarvon streets 1. o. O .'. AMITY LODGE! NO. 17���Th regular moetlnv of Ainiiy l" Ise Ni ���il, 1. 0. o. P., Is hold every Mondi nlnht ni H o'olock In Oil,! Follows' Hul comer Carnarvon and K',iiiiii streeti Visiting brotborn cordially Invited l; ,\. Men-lthi-w, N.C; II. W, Bangotor, V, il.. W. C. Couthttm, P. G., n*""' Ing Bccrvlary .). \V. MacDonald, financial secretary, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. W. 1: PA LUIS���Pioneer Funeral Dlrecti and Ri^bnlmor, 618-618 Agnes sini oppoBi.o Carnegie Library. ,v iimina. l.til.) ���Puni'i-il dlrooton ",l ombalmsrs, Parlors 40fi Columbia in-t*(. New WeetinliiHtiT. Phone ��*u> the Royal Bank OF CANADA Incorporated 1869, Capital Raid-Up $11,6(0,006 Reserve Funds $13,000,000 A General Banking Business Transacted, N-w W-.-atminster, B.C., Branch. lawford richardson. Manager PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. been sent to Nan Cranbrook Conservatives Want V.cgis- lation to Prj.er.t Public Fiom Land Sharks. *,! rook, Aug. 22 'l he membi 1 a , * anbrook Dial rlel t'.in.-i rvatlve 1 .-���' *i imi at i-1 'vt Bti eh foi the 1 1 "a of business, it b< Ing Lhi ��� aurtcrly meeting. :'. Trltes oT Pernio w:*.�� in ;.', 1 in . ni ��� and explained the all ph lak- ,. the Fernle board ot trade ��� ' raUBienl real estate agi **' ��h cere 1 elllng In the p *.. roll ' iwn ' 'olumhla for bl-g prlci Hand 1 ��� ��� ni 1 or would be worth ttie prlci I. lip in lanced tn *��� c is< of an ii iv ho linn bt pn.pi rty in lj Hi t ��� . ��� repn 1 i*iit'*d as being 1 wo bio ks 11* ���: ��� poi tofflce In thai cllj 1 nt 1 ��� ng 'i up Mr : id id 11 1 . miles aw: , For Blue El-y Law. ': * ��� rollnv Ing res ilutlon !*������ A K , >*'.*: of Wattsburg ���',;'~'' endor cd: I ��� 1 we, tli" lib triri Conner iti pm 1 c! tlon of CranbmoV, hivi ' -d wltli pleat nc* the I ** n of Mr ] .-1-*: '>-"^i,i"nl mi ' ���,. i;,* : ".* ��� |a| on al Fi rnle, *. Ith re: I to tl 1 ��� ��� ��� !" nt i'.*oi k don' by ttl ; * ������ 1 a-,*' of I de, In pr 1I1 ��� I in of thc 1- repl 1 of the public a**.-, ��� , ��� | tr:i"si' nt real estal shark and II robbery, and thai ���*-" recommund ii the Conservative aaimclatlon (prot ct.ili imi endorsement of thi nction nl the Fernle bonrd of 11 ade, and 1 mt they r commend the govemm nl 1 1 1' bit '-'.*> forthe pi r ol protecting the Intereits. and * ** roT 1 *��� pi0 tiition of the inv,-'*,- ng pulilic wo Hi lug H advisable that the g-ovi ������.,��� , nt t*,V" steps to enact ft 1 iv, sill tr !o the 'Blue Bky l.aw' nf k*'tt ' IJ was explained lhat thla low nn Sera it Impossible for wllfl-catlprB to flerce th" publlc without belli;: very �����iuii kly found out. Important Works. Hiring the evening I'i'.toi I 11 I ���' tVuniiU'r, pn" ''��� -*,i. 1 t t!i" (���"" SCumbor companv, stated Ilmi he ��������� ������ 1n a :i. ni:1'-'! '* ��� ���* emphal 'nllv t li >i ���fho ( '(li"n I'.���'���''*������ Railway n tablls'-iing u ci"i.:oli ui p'niit nl Hull I rlvi". nrrang'-mmils for it being nl 1 fc-Bdy partially arrangi*!; that n road ! to l'er'le by Iron ' ��� ''��� will hn ron- ���ptnictril. Hi un cull. in Ihe llln- tanre thirty mil': * *' tb" Mi'l' . .pii-r-r fills v ill h' '. ���" ii These :,""fpllo will 11:1ml' i*' > 'hi vnriour Wills, mines nnd (.1 * hi tl rods of *r*lel-. The banquet lo 1 1 ;"".r:i *.,: and lng. Bays there nol a in ard 1 f guardians minster Trust Blk. Phone 7 02. "The Playground of B. C." White, Shiles & Co., Official Agents a,3333X?KZ3aC2ll'.Z5IX7Circ ���BBHB) m , r<a# B m ^LttP v^ ^j> S ere is no lei up io quf Greal Sale of Mens, Women and Children s Oxfords and other lines of Summer Shoes Our customers have lost m time in taking advantage of the WONDEBFUL BARGAINS WE A^E OFFERING, TBIS IS, WITHOUT DOUBT ��l fe! Pi &i ML'������.������i& c ^ .-if--* piT im <^'ii m 'ji I;l V &SLZ2 "4: m n *-i ! a.uiaiaI*���*-.*.r^r.\s*��-3rz?zx,iz^.-*irL*.*���.������&!.-.-J.*ETilTntri-Kr.'n.j: ^iK ���r.-ir.-��.-���- .mimm-SAW*,.-. i-.-Jirm,,-v*nr-, When we say that we are offering wonderful Bargains, we are putting it mildly. Our large floor space is covered every inch with tables displaying all the shoes we have to offer. We would ask you to step in and look over the goods; you'll surely be convinced that we are ��os?ng money on every paar, but, as we have said, thi We have one large table of about 75 pairs of Women's White Poplin Button Boots, all American The everyday price of these has been from $3.00 to $450. For Saturday we offer them at NINETY-FIVE CENTS A PAI YOU'LL E-HAVE: TO HURRY FOR THO 3 yoisr gain fl <4T3^> Wi Wi >������) '-^4 made, complete sizes and widths. Hki :lc>r�� Cut Price* Ha�� nJiil'4-.vl -mitt* *4cF'-.i.:3 iii L ti a^^vauV \ U d\ ���:.... ',* ���' ������ *<?���*������> i 6 S We havc taken cw\\ pair of 0 Cord's ai d put them on our bargain tables. ;':'.���..��� comprise Packards's, Geo. A. Slater's and other first-class makes. The shoes are nifty, up-to-date. Young Men's Shoos, leathers of patent, gunmetal, tan and oxblood Ci"^'*' Prices up to last wee Saturday $1.95 $6.00 to $6.50. ���tptitj.aJim' and ^���i^1 EarSy Sat^irda^ All our C ���' : :. alee of Ladies' Oxford3, Tan, Patents and Gunmctal;. sizes 2 to I!1 '���>, oar !C>.;)0 line of .shoes. Saturday Price $1.45 and $1.95 Pr. S5.00 Tan Button Boots for ladies, any size fro m to <. ���'��� pair oi dies' Oxfords in the .49 \trti '.". qS w *y '%���**��� ' w; -si ia vj ai *w,<. H n ,'.* \ '��� nd ,*-\ Mt f ;*��**��� ii ;*****���. S3 81 KI Misses' Patent and Tan Low Shoes, American made and stylish, all sizes, last month's price was $2.50, now $1.25 , r i ���::..' >���*���>.������::> .. C>9 *P (Lht l Great cut on Boys' Hhc.es, prices $1.25 to $2.45 sti re for School Boots. lie ���jZm?*-, if li WelB Expect Yqu Saturday L m*m* snuL riOUSE, Limited 653 Coluiabia Stree! - - New Westminster ! C1IE7-L1*- TVETXCjarJI SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1913. THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. paw TM��e�� I Boundary Bay!;" IPberion also vlglted Mr. und .Mi-h. W.! Mr, Oicar Bwanson, Darrell and Tip I). Reid, [Sinclair, who have been camping for Mra, H. A. Parr and daughter, Mlaa '������" i"',M '���'���'��� weelt��- 1,av" n'",r ' Gladys, ol Cuater, who have been vIb- home, Itlng Mr, and Mrs. Creech, have n-- [ss Katie Qoulel and Mlcaeo Ethel, Life ni Maple Beach haa been u turned home, Aii' ml Min Wlni.trmute were -veoli continuous round of dancing and beacli Mra. Arthur haa had her daughter, end guesle at "'ii''' loke," conducted jiaracb to the groat enjoymenl of the Mm. A. McPhail, of Armstrong, D. C, ky li. mul Mra. John id 'nl. large contingent uf Boclety visitors as a house guest. *jjr ,;,.(,.,,. Watora cf Point Rob trom Vancouver, New Westminster \-,-. -,���,* Mrs, Fred Parmeter and ertB bag purchased a lol ami Briand nearby. family motored over mul were guests nounces his Intention of conducting a On Wednesday night the youngor sei ot Mr. and Mrs. Creech at Camp Osco tearoom, stpre and im1 room parlor gave a dance which taxed Hi" caps '''.'*"��� "here Miss Certrude Parr was|n(.y( ,,..,��.)!,, thus tilling a much need- city of Hanson hall. also a visitor. i ed want. . Mr. Joseph Dorgan of Curtis,�� Dor- M, ,,���.,, ��� , ,|1(j|orlMl ov��� * n.spenl tho weeli ind with IiIh,.., ,, ���,, fam,,y f,.. ������. w,���., ��������� Mrs, Rose ami wm nf Medlclm Uy. Friday evening an Impromptu danc-1 lug |..iriy wnn lii'ld following thn usual' Baturday night affair, th< musical feature of the latter dance given by -'<\ Isaw ljudion entertained a "Concertina" Brown ol Ladner, who *"������������ "���'!'���'* vit-h a viol n recital Sun- Is widely known for his Bklll win, the '' '.' evening. Mlsa Masle Mooney con Instrument frum which hs takes hi, O'lbuted several vocal selections, cognomen Mr. Aubrey Oalls of Westminster \ \ ". ii. il thi' heacb In his yacht, taklni parties to Blaine and Wilt" Rock and also tin* (Wh traps in Hi" gulf. J. V. 'une been visiting Mr. and Mn Irvine at their camp. Mr. and Mm. Irving Wlntermute have I" ��� a gui sta at the Iiurr ���* i ��� p Mr Clifford Soring and inrtv mo- tored to Mapli Beach over Sunday. Mr�� l.'nhliii on, wh" haa been anend- '..���' !.'".1':l;",'."."'F..'.'..:";'.:::;.::.',*:'".. mg ti'- cummer i'i ('"'in. i.n p-oiie ' ii" tholr hit' ntlon uf donating four 1.1- in" park and tonnls grounds, TJn *��� ������-]!��� fr, i.i roturn to Westminster this Mr. and Ml I O. Ilnrnmlil" Mr. and Mrs. .1 Johnston of Vatjoouver enti r- talned a house party during tii" week, consisting nf Mr, and Mrs. (i. Scott, Mr. ami Mrs. C. W. Qarvey, Mr. ami Mist. Taggart, Mr. and Mrs. .las. West, ���t ��� r rr, v mis- iii'Y-i iii-rnsii'i' "��� " '-'���'' construct i* dancing pavilion MlM '���* '���">��� ���''������" "' '���' Burnslai ... ,.,,,,,,,���,,itv ���.,. .,;,., ,:,,, ..*, -.,. Drlscoll vas a gucsl Miss l , .l"'l WellB a: Kumai en en (' n Pal ter ion spi ie *.���*. i eli i nd ; Maple "li teh for Hn- wi ek. tertalned Mr. ami Mrs, A. W, Thomp- wi,:, uj��� ,. ,.j:; ,lr��� Mack!1 , , ,,,,,. , nm. Mips Margaro Brown ol Hov- ,, .,.,,-���-, , ��� , ,.��� burn, Mi;- Mabel Peele, Miss .I. Peele ., " '"V , '", '' " :.V, ' ami Miss Minnie McD iid of Eburne llfrt "J" .,aw,1> at ���-'" '" r ,:" Mr George Wlls< lotored to Ma- m i ��� ,, , , -,i v'" '" ;" "���'���'lh Sunday, Mr. Hunter wells motored iver wltn -,*���;. Malloy and dau hi * '.:i*-'i a far", living Mrs. It. (!. McDonald, ��� ; , i ;l,',,i |-,.i -, , \ ��������� , ,,*,. Mr Reginald Johnson visited Mr, Mr. Mllllker and Mr. Thompson of guects of Mr. ami Mrs. White i'i" *:'! Mrs. Reid for the week end, Eburne ai house tn Bts, ,:,, , expect to re urn h une Prlday, ,;\,- viola De Beck ot Rburne, and Mr. ami Mrs. W, C. Curtis at ltn-.- *,-,;.. r>avia v,*.*i- the gueJta of Mr.-*, Miss B ���������-ir- l.aidlaw, Vancouver, were doau Lodge are entertaining Miss An- \,- Woodley ���I Vancouver at tho ; at th" Mack Bummer cottage, i ��� McLean Mr. Murray Curtis also Waodlov carno ,, ������ ,. .., ���, ,,,,.., visited Mr and Mrs. Curtis thin week. . ./.,. T* North of Tenth atreet '",. N'ir,"li!" \T"''' *"*' R��b ' ; , ,. , , , ,.i..M"i itaj .so:iii oi iciin street, ;:,.,; \;r Karry Rattey wero week end Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Machk bad as ,,,,.,,- t���*��� weeks at tii-- Money meats 0f Mr and Mra "lack at Maolo house guests their daughter, Misses homestead, returning th.* early part of Beach Myrtle, May and Rota, Miss Dorothy .> ,. v.,,* Wilson, Mr. Oeo Henry of Kamloops, ' .,..,.���,. Haroid \vi*il..*i of Belllnz- M'��*-'-* Clarence Smith, lien Firth, Misses Annie and B Woods of Al ber , '',.. , "''';',, V '., , ,' ���' . . S! '��� mes Firth. Stanley Waring and Oeo. B Misses Annie and B Woods o Alber ha v,���, !i;!|n|| d| ,h��� H1]lr ijm�� i trin. stsmey waring anu ueo ami Mlssetsolrd aomhmh amhamhmh ...,, ,, . . M , ���,,������..,,., weeks motored from Vancouver taMrs A E. Cliff and daughter Alma Staple Beach hT^tumed home '' *���"��*> tho """: ":"1 ;" MaP" Miss Burton, Mr. and Mrs. \\. II. Wil .. . , , . Ih.'ih S"n i.f Vancouver, and Master W. Mr- Loan nf Kamloops. Miss Masle Wilson spent th" week i i'i *,', i'h Mr ami Mrs. McMurphy. Iir W iodby motored from Vancou- early m -it week Miss Marlon Bbaver ami tur brother. Mi. K.iil Shaver, of Toronto, who Messrs. Jsck am! Will iteid were have been touring the west, spent Bev- Sunday guests at the home of their eral days aa uests at the Reid camp, parents. i.liss Shaver will leave for Toronto Mr, ami Mrs. .Tame" ':,i ir and fam- | ver for the week ond. Mrs. iv Gooding who had as guesl *. i*1 ily are staying with Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Pollard of Kamp Kill-1 her brother, Master, Master Lyle Bel- . , .. cars a--I Mr and Mrs Newman, Mr ianger nnd llss Eva Bellanger, h .*.* . .;r , . :,,,! , \ ?"" \: \ ! ���, and Mrs. Hamsey as guesU during the returned to New Westminster, after wSUl hel brotner, Mr. J. McMurphy. weeV spending Hnlr summer al Camp Clair Mrs Robert Paterson of Weftmln- Mr and Mrs. John Graham are i n- li Burg, Maple Reach. ster Bpent the week as a guest of Mrs. lertalnlng Mlsa Oraham of Bonnie ;���.;.* and Mrs. Marshall Sinclair, wh i l! '' Paterson. _^^___^ Bridge, Scotland; also Mr. McClay and h,..i been spending the summer ai Mr. Dashwood-Jones was"a gueai at Miss Ayling. ;,, ,- ,*.,. Maple Beach, have re- tho Patterson camp, attending the Mrs T. J, Williams and family mo- lurned home dance Saturday, tored over to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. Mesrss. I'at Feeney. Tom Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Rocs McDonald ofl " Iteid at idyl Wyld, George Rennle and Bill Turnbull were Vancouver, wire ems'-* tor the wees Mrs Bowasd Meredith and Mr l*:*l week end visitors attending thi dance of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dorgan at their | ' ward Richardson were guests at the Saturday. cctta H"id camp, returning to Westminster Mrs John Richardson "f I.adner has Mr C. A. Turner of Everett was a Monday. I ,, ramping at Maple Reach for the guost a4 the Mooney homestead dur- Mrs. W. W. Forester and Miss Mc-lpast week, Ing the week. We Have Just Opened Up Our Stock of New Fall and Winter Clothing for Boys If vour boy requires anything fer school opening it will pay you to investigate oui- lines. "We show the coi'recl things in Hoy's Suits, Hoys' Sweaters, Hoys Odd Knickers, Shirts, Coat Sweaters, Etc Boys Suits: $4.00 $5.00 $8.00 to $12.00 50 Odd Suits to Clear Just the Suits lev School wear. Reg. $15 values for $7.50 Reg. $10 values for $5.00 If vou want the best possible value for your money you want one of these Suits. Tliey satisfy the boy's comfort, the mother's pride aud Ihe father's economy. Saturday, A ce on Sale of LeesLimite Can Truthful Are the Lov* Offered on Merchandise of Reliable and Dependable Quality e nces ssure ver FURNITURE CARPETS DRAPERIES OFFICE FURNITURE DRY GOODS CENTS' FURNISHINGS HARDWARE CROCKERY LADIES' READY TO WEAR ETC., ETC. reid & Mcdonald UON BRAND BOYS' CLOTHING I 707 Columbia St. New Westminster We are desirous of closing out this entire stock and restocking the store with entirely new lines. This sale will continue for 18 days only���positively closing on Saturday. September 13. A TEW PRICES: $1.25 Ladies' Waists 25c Sl.SO Ladies' Waists 65c $2.75 Ladies' Waists $1.25 $4.50 Colored Dresses $1.50 $5.00 White Lingerie Dresses $1.75 20c Ladies' Hose, pair 10c 60c Silks, yard 30c 30c Dress Goods, yard 10c 85c Dress Goods, yard 35c $25.00 Tailored Suits ���S7-9"> 10c Prints, yard 5c 65c Curtain Muslins, yard 15c 15c Ginghams, yard *... 10c $1.50 White Hed Spreads 93c $1.50 Gents' Shirts (dress) 50c Sl.OO Penman's Underwear 65c 65c Penman's Underwear 25c 25c Sox, 3 paiiv; for 25c $8.00 Hard Felt Hats $1.75 $l.rjQ and $1.75 Soft Felt Hats 95c Cerpefcs sttw-ti F@jrrBil.ijre $2.00 Axminster and Wilton Carpet-, yard. $1.45 Brussels Carpet, yard S20.00 ?,:<'.) Brussels Squares $3o.00 9x9 Axminster Squares $31.00 9x9 Wilton Squares $4.00 White Enamel Beds $23.00 Brass Beds $7.50 Rocking Chairs ,9oc iOC ��Ifi.75 2fir ���_..:.i Dining Boom Chairs ? 13.50 Dressers .$12.50 .$16.50 .$14.50 ..$1.50 .$10.75 . .$3.75 ...95c . . $6.75 $33.00 Mahogany Dressers $1.00 Cocoa Mats 50c Window Shades 2"c $1.10 Nairn's Inlaid Linoleum, yard 63c $7.00 White Enamel Beds $3.7o: $73.00 Brass Beds $35.00 $1.50 Kitchen Chairs 85c $17.50 Morris Chairs $10.50 $29.50 Dressers $16.50 $29.50 Golden Oak China Cabinet $14.50 I $9.00 Parlor Tables $L75 BALANCE OF STOCK MARKED DOWN PROPORTIONATELY. your homes and household wants now You'll never have a better opportunity f o save money. SUCCESSORS TO LEES, LIMITED. 674-678 Columbia Street New Westminster, B. C. PAGfc TWO xuKTTEW WESTMINSTER NEWS SITURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1918. Fresh vv ater and Salt WESTMINSTER PORT 3-e PACIFIC COAST HANGS TO ONE )ocia land P ersonaJ NO INCREASE IN SOCKEYE RUN Week Closes With Poor Catches Being Made and Many Hump- backc Taken. Thla week's catches In the river wrrl. certainly disappointing and only Completing Work. Work of protecting the li-inks of tho : river nrar Ladner has been completed by the department of public works gangs, according to Resident Engineer Worsfold. Thi- protection work at Canoe pass is progressing fust and ���will he completed in another month's lime. The latter work was retarded somewhat owing to the tiprl n ��� ifreshets ooming on before the work Iwiik sot under way. The Samson, which vvas up river j yesterday, arrived at the I). P, W. | wharf late In the duy where she will remain until Monday morning. CAR 100 MANY- Miss Johnson, of Nelson, is the est of Miss Hand for a few days. Mr, and Mrs. Brlgnall are the guests of Mrs. W. ti. swan, Fifth Cyclist Seriously Injured���What Hap- street pened in a Collision���Keith Land Sale Postponed. Miss Ardagh, of Toronto, is the Kuest of Mrs. H. K. Walker, fourth I street. tii canneries put np full of the week has lief** number of the gome of pack. A fi'iilur.' tnoreastng which bave eyea. Vesti rday's ri porl or the ner:,' Association is: Bellingham Canneries g-m 100,000 salmon yosterday, nearly all humpbacks Anaeortes Canneries have all the One of the departmenl of publlc works pile drivers will lie taken to Pitt lake nr\t week to make an Im- I mediate start upon the new govern- liuinviucki, .,,,.,,( wharf there. For some weeks in with the. sock-| the driver has been undergoing re- II. C. fan- pairs and to tack! ls now in first th" big jol>. class sluiiie Baseball Results. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Ctand.r." of thc Clubs. W. I. Vork .. idelphla sh thay can handle, with considerable j pen*! ntage humpbacks. Very few sockeyes were taken hy ��� li ih : n ' n up river yesterday, ao pack;;* were very small. Catches on the j "\'"��� North Arm vi re nlso smaller while on \ Ph the main river and Canoe Pass only ' Chic ago sufficient flsh were deliever to put ��j,: PutsluirK hail packs Brooklyn , Hoston . . The frelchter l.eona discharged 3,- Cincinnati 200 bag] oi cent at the B. C. B. H. J St. Louis whar! here yesterday. The shipment; Yesterdays Games. in t ��� be used on the King-sway pave- Al N(nv "�����*: "��� men*,. &a,oa,v ���*, J fi . I New York 8 6 The tug Fearless, due here yester-, Cheney. Vaughan and Archer; T day afternoon, failed to arrive, ami her reau and MacLean .1. Mayers & Co., th\nk she I At Brooklyn: owners, has bei n held up in Si attle, whin- -she went for a BCOW of coal on Monday. cr, (12 no .in 48 4S 43 It. Pet. .693 ,607 .534 .531 .450 .429 .41111 .368 ll. E. 5 1 6 l) Cincinnati I Hrooklyn .lohnson and Kllng Colonial cannery reports the fame nl i and Miller. a 130 fathom net. 5-ply 56 mesh tl l'i-1 Al Hoston: Ifi. No. 2311, lirst two floats marked I St. I.ouis . Allen. II V. S i III I Ruckei it. 11. B 1 18 B. tenth and eleventh floats paint- cil blue. Cut in two by a boat Toes- day night ACRES OF JELLY FISH SURROUND EIG SCHOONER Id Hoston Plonk, Geyer and Wingo; Itoberts, Kudnlnh and Whaling. At Philadelphia: It. il. E. Pittsburg 3 S 1 Philadelphia .' 3 i" 4 Adams, Itobinson, Camnitz and Glb- Lcs Angeles, Aus. 22 For two dnvs son. bl the three-masted schooner Azalea, j far. C which arrived in Los Angelot*. harimr today, was surrounded by "men-of war." No shots were fireil, anil xbu schooner drifted lazinly in ihe Beet striking the men-of-war on all aides ["Philadelphia and ramming them with her prow "Wa-dhlngton when she "ould dive down a long Chicago ... awell, canBlng an enormous mortality "Boston among them. iTjetrolt non; Mayer, Seaton and K111I- lleil iuil 12th, darkness. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Standing of the Clubs. W. Ii Pel 64 63 38 50 58 :.n The men-of-war were fish a -species of jelly fish, termed hy seafarers ���"Portuguese men-of-war/* and were met by thousands a few mili-s ont ol San Pedro The tossel lonAed at drays Harl or and had a good passage until within algjil of the San Pedro hills. Then it w;is that thousantls nt the jeiiy full surrounded the schooner until hundreds i r Rcres of the snrtaice of the wnler in all directions from the ���schooner were filled with the fish. SI I. New VI New mis York Detroit, fust game Vork 68 71 72 ::'.! it ll. . 1 6 7 ll Mc.Ci nnell and McKee. it ll .487 .421 .393 .351 E, and E. .12 SPOKANE TO BE PUT ON NORTHS RN RUN lt is annonnced by the PaclOc -Cu-asi Steamship company that the Bteamer Spokam will Immediately bs placed on the Ala; i,.; run on eompli tion of her present I'oyagc, nnd the SoutheajBteiu Cicotte Alaska . .in':** Bhould be maintain- Detroil Kord. Keating Sweeney; Willetl Sfeeonfl gami New York Detroit Schultz and Qossett; and St ana ::e Al Cleveland: IL u -sf*'i :.' Cleveland l Bpdient end Carrigan; Cullop O'Neill. ���M Chicago: 11 Philadelphia 2 4 i Cl lengo 1 7 3 Houck, Planl' and Schang; Hu i I ind Schalk. I,i uis: 11 7 1". i Northh iubi II 15 s li 8 1 and i i . i���: Vani-.tiver, Aum. 22. HCBulttng from the practice of bicyclists banging to street cars. George Dunn, a laborer. 1329 Twenty-fourth avenuo east, had, his hns almost severed from hls ibody when run over by a car al Main and Fronl streeta late last night. He was being drawn up thc hlH'witli Ins band on tho rail tuai runs-,along the sule of the car. When tho car lurned the curve on Main street. Dunn was apimrentl) tumble tp'keep bis wheel from skidding and ,In- fell between lhe front and rear trucks of the car. Ho was taken td lhe general hospital and is said t.i be in a serious condition. Collision Results. Horse dead, man's log bruised and ant inch.ic put out ot commission is tiie result of n collision which took place on tiie Dewdney trunk road on uedmsday nighl when an automobile driven by William Brooks, of Vancouver, crashed Into a horse and bugjy belonging to \V. S. Gilbert, a li cal contractor;, li was somewhat foggy and neither driver apparently could see very far. The horse jumped on the aulcincbile. smashing it considerably. It then bolted, but owing to one ( r ils li us being broken was soon caught nud put oul i f pain by the revolver route. The man Injured Ib P. W, Scott, who was riding iu Mr. Gil- b rt's buggy. Vancouver Wants It. Thin Vancouver should get a share of the trade springing trom the development of the Shushanna mines is admitted, but that thai trade will not come here unless catered for is also obvious. Vancouver lost the Klondike trade through not looking after It. At a meeting i f business men i f the cty yesterday il ��as decided to take s'.eps to t.rint; the trade here. The meeting was held in the Progress club chainbt rs and was presided over by ex-Mayor James Findlay. Inspects Creek. Durrard Inlet nnd the mouth of False creek were Inspected yesli'id.iy aiierncou by .1. B. Hunter, deputy minister of the department of publlc works, and a numlier of Important recommendations for further Improving lhe harbor were submitted. H, 11. St vi-ns, M.P. urged thai the fairway i I lhe First Narrows, a channel i ir " 'i oh is I ' iio; dredged by the Di minion authorities to ;��� width ot 800 feet, I" made 1 l feet wide In . rdi r i" bi ttcr lake c ire i f the traffic through the entrance to the harbir. It was suggested thai alter the dred? ��� e mple ea the channel already planned an extra strip 200 net wide be Bcooped oul closer Inshore. Stay of a Month. In aupremo courl chembers yesterday an order was made that lhe sale of the North Vancouver holdings of .1. c. Keith, scheduled for Augusl 30, be postponed for a month. Mr. Keith wns said to 1" uow on his wav back from Europe, and A, M. Whites de was in England arranging financial matters for Mr Keith. Only a few of the creditors oppi Bed tin postponement. Mrs. A. C. Eddy and family bave returned from Boundary bay where tliey have been spending the summer months. Mrs. Corbould. Miss Wright. Mr. ' T. A. Chlsholm, Miss Cliisliolm and j Douglas Wright were visitors In Seattle this week. Mrs. I). H, Macgowan entertained at a small work tea on Friday afternoon | In honor of Miss Moreen. The In ��� vited guests were Mrs. Swan. Mrs. Homer Adams. Mra. W. ii. McQuarrie Mrs, Balloch, Mrs. Gowan Macgowan, Miss Nodes. Miss Corbould. M's-i | Josephine Martin. Miss Eleanor Martin. Miss Brown, Miss Gertrude Hrown, Miss Peele, Miss Marlon Mnr ! till, Miss itand, Miss MacKenzie and Miss Alaina Loamy. Mrs. \v. i;. Swan Invited a few I friends io tea on Tuesday afternoon to meet Mrs. Brlgnall, A contest wa I hold during the afternoon when Miss I Hrown and Miss Rand won the prizes. Among those invited were Mrs, j Adams, Miss Nelles, Miss Marion Martin, Miss Corbould, Miss Josephine .Martin, Miss Johnson (Nelson), Miss Eleanor Martin, Miss Rand, Miss I Hrown and Miss I'lele. I T. A. Chlsholm was the guesl of honor on Friday evening of last week when Mrs. Charleson entertained at an enjoyable progressive euchre, j The first prizes were won bv Mrs. i CL E. Corbould nnd Mr. McAllister, the consolation l>> Mrs. T J. Ann Btrong and G. A. Allen, and the lone j hands by Mrs. Homer. ('. Adams and' Mr. Motherwell. Among those Invited were Mr. and Mrs. \V. (',. Mc j Quprrle, Mr ami Airs. McAllister, Mr. and Mrs. Aihms, Miss Nelles, Mr. and Mrs. Balloch, Mr. and Mrs. G. E I Corbould. Mr. and Mrs, James Brym : ner. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Armstrong i Miss Morsen, Miss Corbould. Mr. and i Mrs. Motherwell, Mr. und Mrs. Swan j Mr. and Mrs. C. B, Corbould and Mr. Cliisliolm. Toronto Saturday K;ght Bargains AT THE SMITH STORE IT WILL BE FIRST COME FIRST SERVED TONIGHT. BE HERE AT 7 O'CLOCK IF YOU CAN. 5 to 7 inch Ribbons, 19c Yard Striped and plain Satin Ribbons, also good Dresden Silk Ribbons, 5 to 7 inches wide; regular values to 60c per yard; tonight, yard ' 19c The finals in the tennis tournament were played off last Saturday after* noon nnd In the evening an Informal dance was held In St. George's hall when the cups wer.- presented to the winners. Presiding at the tea table In the afternoon were Mrs Yuengllng nnd Mrs. Swan. Among those preBeni at the dance were Mr. end Mrs. Diamond, Mr. and Mrs. Eddy, Mr. and Mis. Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Hrima- combe tHaney), Mr. and Mrs Sutherland, Mr. und Mrs. Swan. Mr and Mrs. Homer Adams. Miss Nellos, Mr, and Mrs. Balloch, Miss M irsi n, VI: and Mrs. I.. A Lewis, Mr. and Mrs Bison, Mrs. Harris, Mrs C rl mid, M und Mrs. Motherwell, Mrs, V*'ii -*i n ; Miss Lewis, Miss Wright, M ss Brown Miss Gortrude Brow n, Mil i Jo, 'phiti Martin. M:s< Eleanor Martin, ���' ��� Corbould, Miss Rand, Mlsa Peele, Mlsi Alma Leamy, Miss Chlsholm i T ri n ioi. Miss Rickman, Mis; Payne, Mr Chlsholm iToroino). Mr. Wylle, Mr. Ll lyd, Mr, Ford, Mr Stacey, Mr. Styer, Mr. chistntu. llr. Freese, Mr. Inn f ird, Mr. Teal," Mr. line ti, Mr. i lold mlth, Mr Brown i llanej i. Mr. Pitcalrn, Mr, Tuckweil, Mr. K ilth Macgowan, Mr. Edwin Itand and Mr Allen Lew -. Exceptional Good Values in Children's Hose, 24c, Pair These are cur regular 30c to 40c values; imre cashmere hose 1-1, ribbed; also silk lisle; sizes r ��� to 7V4; all good well known makes, such as Little Darling, Little Wonder. 0-5; In pink, white, tan, blue and black; io- nlghf for, pair 24c SummerSun- shades for Quick Clearance About two dozen Bummer sunshades; pure silk and linen and fancy cotton coverings; new handles; regular values GOc I i $3.50; for n qui I ranee to night, HALF PRICE. f*.��*hit.-��_��- Rush Selling of Corsets 69c Pair. Made of good, Btrong white cou- tlle end net; all new models; long, with low bust; with four skirl hose supporters; tonight, pair 69c Clearance of Underskirts Tonight, $1.0.-). Tliere are ahout two dozen petticoats thai We want to clear "in: made of English cotton, taffeta, ginghams and crepe cloths: regular values to $1.76; tonight al $1.05 From the Neckwear Section Tonight LINEN COLLARS. Embroidrd linen collars; beautiful quality and smart designs; Blzes 1- 1-- to 11 1 -: regular values to 36c. T in 16C NECK RUFFS. ��� one dozen chiffon and net neck ruffs; I - latcsl hi ��� neckwear; in black, hello, Nell rose, brown and black; regular-$2.00 to $2.25. Tonighl $1.30 GLOVES. Long fabric gloves In good quality; in white, mode, black; nlso phon silk gloves In black ami while, all sizes, values 76c aad s.7c; io clear, tonight, pair S3c HAND BAGS. ',','. , i'i,.*. n leather, velve.l and sued", also tapestry hand bags In different sizes; si.nie with long cord ban'!','*., plain and fancy colorings; regular values to $9.00; tonight... S>3.3,8 Dress Goods 58c Yard Very Early Shopping Is Decidedly Advisable. A collection, of dress goods that you would take pleasure In choosing from, BUCh a- lire..del"Ihs. ladies' cloth, serges, tweeds, Bultlngs, whipcords, etc.; all colors: -Ir. to 60 inches wide! regular values to $1.76 per yard. Special, yard 58c .oil without i break despite thi of Call! ina dil aster. The Spokane Is now making ai "\ cursion cruise of Southeastern Oas ka waters, and is due hack on Augusl 26. Augusl -'7 the vessel will leave ta place ' State of California. H was ilu original intention of the company to place the Spokane on regular SKai- wny Bervlce nfter the completion of her . \ ur: im ii'iison, and to return the State of California to the south ern California run. her voyage from Seattle to San Francisco to dovetail State : Wai Mngton Sl l iohIs nnhling nnd Agnew. '��� 11 0 Henry; Mitchell and INTERNATIONAL LF^GUE. All garni a postpom d; rain. Another White Hope Gone. 1 a Angi li b, Caj . Aug. 22. [esa Wlllard knocked oul "Bill Voung" al the Vernon arena here tonight In the . let 'iitli round of a scheduled twenty- round liout. A right haymaker tolhi ',*. floored him, Voung remained un- into the regular bi-weekly ncXedvloto com the California port. elens bovi ral minuti DARIAN .INE EE WILL SOON ON PACIFIC ROUTE Victoria. Aus. 22. The another Ooel ed Japanese steamships will be in -operation between the Orient and the north Pacific coast ihis fall waa the uews I ri ill lit i 5 the Royal Mail steamship Empress of Russia The Darlei Steamship company, made up entirely of Japanese capital isi.-. declared to have entered the lists ' ���:��� lln Pacific trade Under the honseflag of the Suzuki Shotnn Kai ���ha, wltl I idquartera at Kul*', Jap an. a regular service between Virtnrla, Tac a* > -'' ittle and Yokohama, Kobe. Moji. Sh u ������ tl and Hongkong is meet- cd. th" -a*,,.* to i;n hit es'ffeft some time ie .i month. Cargo and passenger steamers ol about 6.000 tons have been seenred. The new company Intends to carry genera) Oriental cargo on the. Inward voyages, while wheat, flour, cottnn, ���machinery and other products of this const will comprise the shipniert''* Tor the return voyages to the Far Rttsl Ai the time the Empress ot India ���ailed from the Orient, the TeiUogu Mtarv and lhe Pukokn Maru had been . placed under charter for thp new fier- rice. Shin Movement*. I.OB Angeles. Aug. 22 Arriveil. ���teamers .1. H Stetson Ofays Mar- Tahoe, Columbia river. Sailed: kzalea. Grays Harbor. ll E ?f,TIDE TABLES���FRAStR RIVER. ���fas* Week Ee-' uj cur,,j?., auomm 'il. * Westmins Hate. Tim" \JHich ���Wife* :4a :nr, et) Low*. 2:10 14 -I".-, Sand Heads. Hich. !.o-��r. Time. HkC Tim*. Hgt, r> tr*. \o r, u-.^ 7.4 11:06 VI 4 l* nt f. :i2 inr, t \* 15 '���Ti 19:25 12.3 11 U 3 ol) 7:22 ior, 1:43 lr. 40 19:45 12.1 in it 4 30 S:14 10.3 2 11 16 00 20:06 12.0 1V.M c 10 9:10 10 1 ? r,7 16 10 20:27 114 14 27 fi or. 10:12 99 3.ns *fi 20 20 4H 11.8 14:FVT �� 50 11:40 9.9 4 21 16 45 21 111 ILK la:K 3.2 fi.7 3.9 6.1 4X ���Tv.fi R.9i r.i 7.0 4.7 RT 4.2 ���J NO'-'THWEOTF.nN t fcAGUE. C'.andir," of the Clubs. W. I.. Pel Vancom er T'i B3 5S9 Pi -Hand .. 68 BB BS2 Seattle 71 60 .534 Victoria . 63 68 IS i Tacoma B8 T! ISO Spokane . B2 71'. 406 Ycrterday's Games. Al Spokane I! Tacoma ........ Spokane Hi * ird G ' ' and *."''������ i- ������ ind Hanna] ai Victoria: Victoria port] mil ! ��� Rerald and Shi a William: Ai Van ouver: ' : a'*' * vi :- Seattle Clark aud Orundell; Wa,,; SPOUT CHATTER. uiy the Poller.) With tho all star series still in doubt, the two teams will battle again next Tuesday evening al Queens park, laet night's Kam.* uould have com- pleted the seres had the Moose gol away with the contest. No little feel !ini; Is likely to be exhibited when Ihe two outlitH clash amiiii North Hurnaby aro supposed to op pose tiie local cricketers al the asy lum grounds this afternoon, although there are strong ib.ubis as to whether '���li" suburbanites will be oble to field .a team, <>n Sunday tho Westminster players bave for Victoria where Hey will play throughout the week Thc Newa has arranged to publish th" soores of each day's play. The local rugb) football players wlll commence training at tji aa park ���next Monday evening at 4 'in o'clock. A good turnout is expected. The Maillardville Lacrosse- club nre much encouraged by iheir hard earned victory over Burqultlam lasl Monday evening, As a consequence practice games are greatly In evidence mul exceiiimi;, attended. EDISON T"E#IT!\E* Entire Change of Program Daily. TODAY'S FEATURE, Kalem Pri Bents "Ship Wrecked " m ��� ������������itaw��� REGULAR PRICES That is thc inducement we are offering the prospective purchasers of Electrical Fixtures. See Our Hot-Point Irons and Heating Apparatus All Madza Lamps at Reduced Prices, 60c S'.iadsj from 73- t-> $1.50-���Now from 15c to 45c of Vancouver HEAD OFFICE: VANCOUVER, B.C. Branches Throughout the Province of British Columbia. Savings Department nt all Branches Deposits of One Hollar and Upwards received and Intereat ut the highest current rate paid or credited half yearly. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Drafts and Travellers' Cheques sold, payahie In ull partB of the world. CHAS. G. PENNOCK, General Msnager. New Westminster Branch: A. W. BLACK, Manager. WEBER Sn. SOLEY ELECTRICIANS, SIXTH STREET (ontiactors for Every Kind .of Electrical Work PSCKLir\G TIME Is Drawing Near. RICHARDSON & HUMPHRIES We have a choice line of vinegar this year, especially for pickling. .f.iii"i Apple Cldar Vinegar In half 709 Columbia St. gallon glass bottles, pi r bottle ... .r.o ���; - One gallon glass bottle, per h fie 86c White Wine Vinegar In half gallon 'Kins.-i hot!lee, per h itil * 50 ��� Pickling Spice, per packet 10c, 3! for 25 ! Whole Cloves, rinnaniaii, Allspice Mai ' . etc, Choice Eastern Townships Hiittpr 3 Ihs. for $1 on Pancy Creamery Ilutler - lha. for 75c Local Dairy Rutin:*, per 111 ?��� ������ > Cooking lliitt.nr. per lh 25' Clothes Pins ;, dozen for l'lc old Dutch cleanse: .. .3 f ir 25c Liquid Ammonia, per bottle IBe Choice Table Peach, s .. ,.3 lbs. 26c Malaga Grapes, per ih irn- Hot House Tomatoes, per lh 20c Okanngnn Celery i very line) 2 lbs, 2o ��� If yon wont lhi' besl try MINS OUTFITTERS. Westminster Trust Bldi{. B. C. MARKET CO.. LTD. Offers the following specials for Friday antl Saturday, Aug. 22 and 23. Fresh drecsed i-pring <-hi.'!< i : * . per lh 28c. '���nili ���!:-.-( "ed fowl 27c. ' " tin fl chickens 30c. I.ckk yearling mutton .. 22c. Legs : prlng lamb 27c. loin and Rib Lamb 22c. ���rhinlder spritiK lamb 13:. Choice lllb Roast 20c. Chicken halibut, hall or whole 7c. Sliced 10c. Dean's Grocery Phone 386. Burr Block. Columbia 8treet. Be sure and try our own make Sausage and Headcheese. Nothing hotter. B. C. Market Co., Ltd. 077 Columbia St. Phone 1315. ACING BRITISH COLUMBIA THOROUGHBRED ASSOCIATION SUMMER SEASON AT MINORU PARK SEVEN RACES DAILY Fast Passenger Train Service by B. C. Electric Greatest Meeting in History of Northwest 550-Throughbreds in Action-550 SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1911 THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. i��aiib rrvi News'Sport Page That Everybody Reads LACROSSE CRICKET BASEBALL BOXING TODAY'S FIGHT and Miller; halves, McNaughton. Mel-It klejohn and MeLeod; forwards, Hayes,': Carlndutf, Bhawcross, Seggie and : Caydzlen; spare, Harry Collier. Mill at Brighouse Is Going to Be One Fierce Contest, Say the Experts. All STAR) WIN The elimination contest as to who shall meet Willie Ritchie al tlle llrig- linuse arena on Labor day will take plaee iu llie l.ulu Island stadium lhis afternoon, when Ray Campbell, ol Ban Francisco, wlll meet Eddie Moy, of Al- lent-own, Pa., in a ten-round battle, Both boys ure said In be In the best of shape and the mill should be made nil tbe more Interesting for the fact that the honor of meeting Ritchie nm liken lightly by any budding light- v olght, hence the probable desire of plthi r man to gain tins afternoon's decision. l'.ih Campbell and Moy are well known to the fight funs of tbe lower mainland, Moy having appeared in three preliminary battles In which he gained the decision on two of the three occasions, while Campbell took the measure of Fighting Dick Hyland at Steveston sume months age, and alBO put up a good exhibition against Welsh in tin Brighouse arena lately. This afternoon's battle will commence at 1:30 o'clock sharp, a fast .-ix-round preliminary having been ar- rangi d to wbet the appetites of the fans Haley's Comet Way They Mouse Had Nothing on the Outshone the NRST SOCCER AHSt-irs and Revers to Meet This Afternoon for First Time in Tvio Years. S . .- football will mnke Its debut' th - ifti rnpon at Moody l'ark when an all sl team frum the City league will clash w Ith the Rovers in a benelll ! garni in aid of the 11. C. A. A. I' This will be tbe first meeting In two I seasons biitween the two tenuis, the Rovers ha��Jng taken the lasl game In the spring of 1912. Both aggregations should be on a par jhis* afternoon, owing to the lack of training of practically all the play- ' i**. BO Unit there Is stiil a doubt lhat th- I' 'vera will be able to get awav with the long end of the score as they would :;iiilonbleills do Inter in the sea .-",1 Jimmy ('mi*.- of Sappertoti bus eon- '���*' r * jjnndle the contest, which Is ��� ii.le.l ro: :: o'clock sharp at Moody Tl ��� l!i vers' line up will lie as follows r.oi I. s.iiniiliiir: backs, McMillan In a gnme replete wiih sensational fielding, hard hitting and a galaxy Ofl errors, the all-stars slipped the first, game over the Moose to the tune of a ] to 7. With a large majority of tbe fans in ' the grand stand pulling for the stars,1 it was only natural that a Utile ill i felling cropped up during the live Inn- I Ings played, which later resolved It-1 self in n near riot, when Umpire Storme culled the game after the fifth ! on account Of darkness, (iiimeH have hi en continued in a darker atmosphere than that of yesterday evening, but j Manager Silver claims ho was within his right to iiiii' at the end of the fifth and brought up several Instances, where the Moose have either attempt- ! ed to have a game caled or have been EUCCessful with the limit. However the rivalry between the city league teams has made the game all the more inter, sting throughout the present] Beason, and while last evening's affair ' will doubtless rangle In the breasts ofj the Mocse team for some little time,: Hi" general public showed their appreciation of the resull of the affray Tl,- trouble Btarted In the i.iil' win n after Ihree Mens" batsmen had been fanned out, the stars began to glitti r, with the result that five tal- lies were Bhoved across the plate. The herd became dangerous In tbe Second when after one run had heen forced in by McCabe and three men �� # tt tie 'ii * ft 0 ft tt ft �� ��� * ^ j TODAY'S SPORT CARD, '" * '.. Football. ft I All Stars vs. Rovers, Moody ft park, 11 o'clock. Lacrosse. Westminster vs. v. A. ('., at Queens park, II o'clock. Cricket. Westminster vs. North Hurnaby, Asylum groundH, 2::',() o'clock. Boxing. Eddie Moy vs. Itay Campbell, Brighouse, 1:30 o'clock. Voung Conservatives of Winnipeg some time In September, will be the last of the season for the young ama- t'lirs, hence the desire of the management to see a largt- crowd on ban.' Sln-e starling the season the local crowd Ilis practically extinguished the debt cf ov.-r IliliO, which speaks well for both tlie executive of tho cluh and also the followers of the national pas- tiinp In tiie city. This afternoon's game wll] be staged rain or shine, with the grand stand free to all spectators. distinguished Kngiish actor' lon projjiiiient in the supp��>rt of slr' Henry Irving. The title ro.'1" 1B l,li<>'- td by Adele Illood, described aH ""<���' j of the must beautiful loading\ "men of the American stage. Miss B��. "���"���' has played the role nearly one thou-. and limes. It OUR a # ft a tt ft tt At tne Theatres on bases, Nell Silver yanked McCabe iu place, of himself, striking out the mighty Welngartner. The latter player, on one Occasion, tried to emulate the record of Tyrus Cobb laBt year when inking umbrage at the iargon hurled out by a bleacherlte, be threatened the individual with dire destruction In the third Inning the .Moose came through with three runs, while In the fourth they passed the star total, although a perfect throw by Decker to McCabe should have retired the side. In the last of the fifth Krni singled, stole second and third, on errors and was brought ln by a single by Chaput. Wyard came through witli a double, scoring Chaput a minute later, himself scoring to make the ninth tally. Decker oii thin! pulled off a sensational catch, while Art .Sinclair was also there with the goods. .lack Gay, too, became prominent in one inning, tlrst Inn-| although later in the game two costly errors were placed against his credit. The score follows: Moose 7 Ti li Stars 'J (i fi Hatteries Horne ami Huhnke; McCabe, Silver and Gentry. Umpire, Storme THIS AFTERNOON'S BATTLE WELL WORTH SEEING A CAPACITY HOUSE. A capacity house again at the Iloyal theatre last night. There were many drawing features to last night's program and everyone present seemed highly pleased. The picture program consisted of six excellent reels, a two reeler being used for the talkies. "Tlie Missing Witness" was the title of the double subject and the performers behind tbe screen are to be highly complimented on tbe way they talked this gnat picture. The court Binclatr room seine was of a very dramatic nature and brought tears to the eyes Of many. Another feature was the commencement of the "Baby Contest." Ballots wi re passed out to everyone as they entered the theatre and the pictures Cf the city's prominent babies were sio*... ii on the screen. Everybody is < ntitled to vote for their favorite. At last nielu's show there were only three slides ready to run, hut the managi ment premises over 20 pictures to be shown on the screen tonight. As each slide v.as shown it brought forth tremendous applause, going to show how popular the baby contest is lo be. The contest will last ten days and then the prizes wlll be awarili d. Pete .Murphy sang "The Trail cf the Lonesome Fine" and "All That I Ask ls Love." and it is needless to suy that he made a big hit. TODAY A Wonderful I'icture Program featuring The Missing Witness A (Ireat subject for the "Hu- inauovo Talkies." PETE MURPHY, SOLOIST. NEW WESTMINSTER BABY CONTEST. Everybody is doing to Vote. COMING MONDAY, Heller the Mysterious Tuesday noon at 12:30 he is going to jump into the Kraser rivir handcuffed and shackled and he will release himself under the water. SAFE ��� DEPOSIT VAULTS ARE BURGLAR AND FIRE PROOF. BECAUSE- The walls are built of solid reinforced concrete two feet thick. BECAUSE���The lining of the vault is composed of three layers of half inch armor plate Doited together. over five tons, Is eight Inches 12 crossbolts of H�� inch steel. BECAUSE���The main door weighs thick and is locked by BECAUSE���The inner door weighs two tons and is over three Inches thick. BECAUSE -The grill protecting the approach to the door is made of lVi steel bars imbedded in the floor and ceiling. BECAUSE���The vault is protected by the American llank Protection Company's electrical devices, by which no one can touch the vault, outside of ofllce hours, without setting off the alarm. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT. WESTMINSTER TRUST, LIMITED J. J. JONES, Managing Director. Columbia Street, New Westminster, B.C. Althougb a victory for Westminster' is to In- expected this afternoon over * the V. A c, the battle at Queen's Park promises to be Interesting, due to tlie fact thai the Mann cupholdera an- Etrtvtng desperately to get a combination working sufficiently to defend the amateur championship against the two challenging teams In Vancouver bi me tltne next month. Since tiie \. A C made the jump l.i the prof, i's!,mal rnnks weeks ago the youngsters their placi *��� hard, so heavy several who took have found the going In fact, that they have yel to win a tunic against either New Westmiiistt r or Victoria, hence the strenuous attempt which will be made at Queen's Park this afternoon to retrieve their lost fortunes Manager Alex Turnbull was in an optimistic frame nt mind last evening nnd f'-lt confident that his bunch of stickhnndlers would emerge from the fray with another scalp at their belts. but Indicated the "core would lie closer than that nf lust Saturday, when the tally hoard flashed a 7 to 1 bulletin in favor of the Hoyals. This afternoon's game with, perhaps, the exception of one against tin "EVERYWOMAN." Henry W. Savage is sending to Vancouver the original New York production of the dramatic spectacle. "Everywoman," and it will he seen at the Empress theatre the entire week . rf August 25, with matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. There have been, since the enorm- '. oub success of this modern morality play, many organizations playing lt. i but the company coming here is the ' one which was seen in New York, ; Boston and Philadelphia, and it contains no less than 17 creators of the n hi of thn novel drama. The organization includes 11. Cooper Clltfe, a THE CLUB } BILLIARD AND POOL Rooms and Bowling Alleys. i Cor. Church and Columbia. six Standard Continuous - Regulation Alleys. First- class reading and committee 1 rooms. Three English Billiard Tables, seven Pool Tables, best lighting and ventilation nf any Pool room on Pacific Coast. R. H. CORBETT, Manager. i ^YS-ft* Special Excursions The Alaska Coast (Stewart.) Observatory Inlet (Granby Bay.) and Return. Five Days Meals and including Berth. S.S "PRINCE GEORGE." Sails Mondays (Midnight), Aug 25th and Sept. 1. S.S. Glacial, Island, Mountain and Forest Scenery. PRINCE RUPERT" Sails Thursdays (Midnight) Aug. 21st and -'8th. Boats remain at PRINCE RUPERT one day, affording an opportunity of seeing the new Grand Trunk Pacific city. Parlor rooms, separately or en suite, witb or without private bath, etc., an an additional cost. Staterooms en suite without extra cost. All outside rooms. Through tickets to all Eastern points via the popular Grand Trunk svstem. H. Q. SMITH, C. P. & T. A. 527 Granville Street, Vancouver. W. E. DUPEROW, G. A. P. D. Phone Private Exchange 813*4 White M "The Playground of B.C." WHITE, SHILES & Co., Official Agents OF I WILL N IHE STORE Of A. J. BIRTCH TO THE PUBLIC It will be the opening of the greatest sale of its kind ever held in this part of the country. I have topped at nothing in making prices that will close out this entire stock in double quirk time. I'm not trying to till you with a lot of hot air in the paper. Come and see for yourself Put those lazy dollars to work. Now is the time to make them work overtime. Let them pull the largest load they ever pulled. Ladies! you owe to yourselves to be here with the crowds that will throng this store during the entire sale. H. T. LACELLE The World's Greatest Price Cutter. Our Sale Prices Will enable you to save handsomely; matters not what the regular price was, you will find it has been reduced. Every woman within a distance of at least fifty miles of New Westminster should make at least one visit to the great sale. Out of town people are especially invited to make their shopping headquarters at our store. We have thc facilities as well as thc bargains to make your shopping a pleasure. Little Blue Tags Will tell you the truth about the price reductions. Every garment and article in the store will bear the sale price blue tag���the regular price tags will remain unaltered and unchanged. This will enable you to sec for yourself just exactly what the saving is in every instance. LOOK FOR THE BIG BLUE SIGNS A. J. BIRTCH "THE WHITE HOUSE" NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. LOOK FOR THE BIG BLUE ���Ma* r 1 ���j fA'.-:i etx THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1913. Classified Advertising AGENCIES, FOR SALE I..ASSIKIED ADS WILL BB RE* eived for The .News at the follow- SNAP���FOR SALE KIVB ROOM house on large cleared lot, close In, for $1600; on very easy terms. Apply box f>la city. I11I2H) II. S. TARIFF AND CANADIAN PULP juay, and within another si:; months I I paper manufacturers say we will be j shipping 1,000 tons per day. The total ; consumption Of tlte l'nited States at the preBent Ume is 4,500 tons per day. and of this amount the l'nited States herself produces almost all that is not imported from Canada. This wlll undoubtedly look like a tempting market i i ,g places: 1'. T. Hill's drug store, i*ti Columbia street; A. Spriee, Meensborough, l.ulu Island. .������������*������������������������������������ i RATES. ��� **<>������������������������������������� KOR 8 ALH - - PEDK KF E 1 :ng ISH selter pups. Telephone RU' 2 l Vl 11- ings. r. ii. i hjrtls. (1 925) Ctaeslfled-One cent per word per KOR BALE���NEW SEVEN ROOMED i ' , t, ��� ���ir.; 4c per word per week; 16c per modern house close to Queens park. ' ' -nth; 6,000 words, to be used as re tr,ired within one year from date of (���..utract, 125.00. -;-'3-, <>i<-i^",*?"TlJa|5>4 ���-���'���*M**^ /.*,NT LD���MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED -ROOMERS AND BOARD- . rs, 716 Queens avenue, (1927) WANTED HOUSEHOLD KUKNI- lUre in largo or small quantities for spol cash. Will give full value or will sell your household goods and iiTecis by auction. Will guarantee 11 realize value or no commission charged, H. .1. Russell, Westminster ..action House. King's hotel block, '. clumbla street. (1IIJ2) WANTED ��� OENERAL SERVANT. Apply evenings at 212 Queens avenue. (18��8) TO RENT. Tj RENT���NICELY FURNISHED bedroom. Apply 00 Sixth street. (1932) F )R RBNT���DO VOC WANT A home ? lf so come to the Sterling hotel. ' Suite $16.00, only one left. iiooms ��1.50 and upwards. Come and see us; we aim to please you. (1933) FJR RENT���FURNISHED HOL'SE- keeplng rooms; every convenience; SIS up monthly. Knights of Pythias block, Agnes Btreet, (.1901 > COTTAGE TO RENT FURNISHED, one-half block from Central school; bath, electric light; $20 per month. Apply 221 Seventh slreet. (1897) HALL AND LODGE ROOM TO RENT In the Labor Temple. Terms reasonable. Apply D. s. Cameron, Bee retary, Labor Temple building. Phone 403 lt. (1876) PURNISHED COMPLETE, HOU8E- keeplng rooms, $15 and $18 per mouth at 224 Seventh slreet. I1S21I A SUITE OF NICELY FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, i\ Agnes street. Phone 638 L. (1836) Y^v.i*kv? '. :*���-���-���*��� ���'��� 1 Dominion's Interests Will De Hard Hit to Swedish paper manufacturers. By New American Rerju- -���- FIRES DRIVE BEASTS .Montreal. Aug. 22. A Washington! despatch Btates that Sweden has heen] conceded the right to send wood pulp | il States, free INTO THE OPEN Corporation of the District of Burnaby BYLAW NO. 170. A Bylaw to Amend Bylaws Nos. 120a, 121a, 122, 12S, 129. 1 -12,143,144 and 115. , A snap for some Maple stre Enquire Bil ll'.UTl KOR SALE���BIGHT ROOM HOUSE, close in Owner, apply hox l'.'l". News office. 11915) 0( fluty, '.Forest Elazes in Ontario Serious* Local pulp and papi r manufactur- Athes Fal| ,n showers on ers say that lhis is a foregone con- j elusion and was discounted mouths* Town's Streets. ago. Tin* removal of the duly of J3.33 ! FOR SALE���Tl.OU DOWN. J1.00 PER week, Canada's Pride Malleable Ranges; every one guaranteed. Market square, i ls2ii) per loll will place Canada nl a BerioUS disadvantage In the -Vmerlcau mar-: Peterboro, Ont.. Aug. kcts. As regards tho exportB of chem- paper man from Mindon, who is In ui res to the WHEREAS He' Municipal Council of th" Corporation of the District of Burnaby did Willi the assenl of Hi" electors on tho fourtli dav of November, 1018, Itnally piss By-law No. 180A, being n by-law to enable in.' Corporation i" mi*.* by way of iloan the sum ol Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars i $_'.'.(),.11111.111,1 for street purposes, the said by-law l��*iug known as "Burnaby Road Improvement Debenture By-law 1012." , .1 AND WHEREAS the CorporaUon by tho ���A lie,\s- .,,,,, I; . |aw authorised the Issue of deben- .mil of Two Himilr.'.l mixI ed for Hi* leal pulp, Canada's exports of chem- 'own. reports scrums cc BOARD AND ROOMS. ondltions from , l-'lriv Thousand Dollars (|86 ! pulp at the present time are 10 I extensive fl In tbe townships of ��.�������" ',',,,"," .;,'.', to b���"r huciest ai tho per cent, of Europe's exports. Euro- , Diby, Lutterworth, Longford and An- rate of four and one-half per centum pean chemical pulp will now be ad- sen, it is Impossible to estimate the M'i per cent.) per annum payable half- mined Into the United Statea on the extent of thi fire, owing to tba dense ��� ��� wlM:nl,A;. (!i,. Muntolpn1 council same terms as chemical pulp pro-1smoke, but wild animals fleer, oca- |of tl)0 r:orlwriU|on 0f tho Distri. WANTED ONE OK TWO liENTLE- lnen or lady hoarders. Private family. Hox 1'.'24. HOARD ANI) ROOMS AT 527 CAR- narvon street. (1918) duced from Canadian private lands The duty on the article was removed in 1911, Europe has heen exporting had to desert their homes 400,000 Ions of chemical ;>>:lp per year into the United States. The righ* to ship paper Into the l'nited Stales free of duty means Ht- jtie to Sweden at the present time, aa their exports lire small. 1: Will he an ! incentive, however, for the Swedes to establish paper mills as thev get the BAD DEBTS COLLECTED EVERY- wood al a low cost, and labor Is cheap. where. No collection, no charge. jn tj,ree or four years, therefore, ii American-Vancouver Mercantile Ag-1 i3 thought that they will be a very ency, 386 Hastings street west, Van-|Berlous competitor of Canada as re- COLLECTIONS. couver, B.C. (1825) garde newspaper print. ver and wolves are being driven Into nbv did with the ass. in of the el the open. Some of the settlers have '"" Fourth aoj;.of November. 1912,Jim ily puss Hv-law No, I21A, being a By-law 11 . noble the Corporation i i rats? by Ashes in showers have fallen Into ��� ��� .... ,,.* | , the sum ot Plfty Thousnsd the Btreeta of Mindon. The Donald Dollars H50.ooo.oo) for the purpose of he I providing and building additional sml" It., Bradley Apartments. Chemical works on the G, .. .���... ��.- ;,. ilk, vvlth|n ,,.,. ,;,���,,, ,,,��� ,,.,. Mun|C|pai tween Hallburton and Gelert, Is closed :������. tn. ....,; ��� nv-law being known hh and all Its employees have been sea; "Tli'mnby Sldewolks Extension By-law to dig trenches to Btop the progress mv ol ine lire, which Is within about a m|d By.)aw authorised the Issue of de- mile Of the works. In some places bonluros to th, imount nf Fiftv Thousand women loin the men In tho lire fight- miliars I ? ������ to i* payable on the ing Every, I, ing is cindering for lack E^ft,*.* ��< Decern** ��������. and of rain and the inler.se heat. Cattle ,,���. .,.;,n* per centum ' I'������ per cent.) por and sheep are forced to eat leaves and an n m payable half-yearly. weeds. Springs and wells have gone AND WHEREAS the W^j.]���1 $"��$!, Local pulp and paper manufacturers Idry and stock has to be driven miles Juiby MiTwith the 'osse'nt of 'nie elect'.rs sny that there are too many mills in j to water. Local people complain of 0n the Twenty-second day of January Canada manufacturing newspaper the scarcity of fire rangers, Most up-to-date in the city baths, electric stoves. Furnished ind Unfurnished Suites 0 per inonth aud upwards. 1912. Anally pass By-Ian No. 122. b. Ing .'Int. The result is that the prices | Klres In the Peterboro Lumber com- |fn|��.v"htwWn��v ��o7bioimhthe Bumraot}��TwC 1 *i0 i are eut very seriously. At the present pany's limits, Cavendish township, and Hundred and Fifi 11..11.. i ouaand ��� time news print is deliever on the j vicinity, are still raging, and fresh I (V.'.iO.ooo.oO) for the pari."--, ol ._��� I sidewalk In New Vork at $2.00 per gangs of men te fight the fires were ;!;;:^h,laetenV1h"ougbout th"lMtinlclpat- ��� nit out from lh" city yesterday. \-[v\ the snld By" hundred. LIMITED. ���tl companv Intends, one imiiith a: the dale hereof, to apply to lhe Resist f Joint-Stock Companies tp change lis name i.i "Standard Discount Company, Limited. C. K. CAMPBE1 '.. Secretary, Dated at New Westminster, B.C., lids thirtieth day ..f July, 1018. i is;in 'Hassam Paving Co., of B. C, Limited Layers of Hassam Compressed Concrete (Patented^ ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS ESTIMATES and DESIGNS FURNISHED TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY l-ltAIHIl-: FARM WANTED In exchangi for eight full sized 1 -is in D. L. 26, Burnaby. ALBERTA FARM WANTED, near Red I i*. iu exchange for Beven r ned thoroughly modern house, well located, Hus city. WANTE house |i ise tl modem Wll,I wiii CI.iiTlllNi; BUSINESS. Btock and fix- tures for exchange. Price, J':. Clear I.HI of Bale. r..r deed to prairie farm, ." reuse or lots. .Musi be good value. Thla I- well locnted In big city. !:��� nl only lino a month. being known 1218 Fifth Ave. Office Phone 750.1 Canadian shipments of news print! A prominent dairymen here says ''rtlimnbv _ Water Works Extension By- ��� ! to the United States are Increasing that without rain soon cheese or but- '������"' '"'jv.'.,,.,.,. . ., (- rl ,| n bv thc STANDARD TRADING COMPANY, rapldlv. Six months ago we were ship- ter factories will have to lose, and ,ajVNuv-law authorized the issue nf doping 200 tons per dav. At the presenl ��ven With rain 11 will be doubtrul II bentures to the an nt of Two Hundred jtlmo we are shipping 075 tons per the cows rocover and give pure milk, and fifty Thous t Uollars (JSOO.OOO.CU) ' -I (o (j| payilb| ,.,. *, ( ��� ��� .- day ol TAKE NOTICE, pursuant t.. section IS i December, 1S51, and to bear Interest at the ��� npanlcs Act," thai the abovo rate of Four and one-hall per centum ~ " ��� - ~ (4ii p,.r eent.) per annum payable haa- yearly. AND WHERE t J the Munli Ipul Council of u;.. Corporation of tin- DIstriel ol Burnaby did with the aat -tit of the ��� :���'��� t i the TwentJ ���sl." i day ol ;-bri s nnallj pasB By-law :..���. US being i By-law to enable the I' .rporatlon I i : �����.* by wav ot loan tin buui ol 1 , liousand I'*.liars i UD, * I foi purposes thc said By-law being known i i "Durnahi Si liool Board Loan No. 1 i: -law, 1912." AND WHEREAS lh Corporation by ,:. s lid Bl -law nutl ortzi il the Issue til debenturea to the ai r.i ol Fifteen Tie"; -.* * Dollara (JU i" ';���*. I"**'1'* 0��� th" First day ol Mn ��� l 19 ��� and lo bear Inti res! il the r iti * I Four and one- ,*��� ,���., ,.,,.. . . i - ���,. i cent i per annum payabl yearly. vsn WHEREAS the Muntclp IC of lhe Corporation ol tho Dlslrli: ol iby iii I with the i.; of thi * ��� , m, ihu Twenty-sixth das ol February, ��� . . nnallj pass B w .< i !-'' '" lng v i.,w i . en ible lhe Corporation to raise I, v...* '-.f loan i* * * m ol ;;: s J .. ��� .,i I. illurs t J60.000. or P���rt,0R - the ��� 11-1 li. law bjlng knoi "Hun ihv School Board Loan No. By-law. 1912." VND WHEREAS the Corpoi * aald By-law authorized tl - hi nl in n ��������� ' Is' * ' ' l naiara I iin (inii.noI * :** :������ TANKS WHY BUY FOREIGN CEIVSENT when you can get as good, or better, manufactured in B. C, viz.: the the celebrated "VANCOUVER" Brand, guaranteed to pasH Standard Specifications of American and Canadian Engineers' Association. We would also call attention lo our Vitrified Sewer Pipe (rom 4-in. to 24-in. In diameter. This Is also made tn this Province and we consider superior to any imported article. We alBo carry a stock if Crushed Rock, Washed Gravel, Sand, Lime, Plaster, etc. See us before ordering elsewhere. BROS., LIMITED Phones 15 and 16, 902 Columbia Street W. f 12,030.87) having l"-'*n ro tirsl year's sinking land. ANI' WHEREAS li will I*" nei ��� I .* under aald By-law No. 1 -1A t" raise m nually l.v special rate tlie s,. u ,.i* Two Thouaand I-' ��� Hundred and Ninety aevni anil 06-100 I lollara I t2,4Q7.0f>. i . torm ll siiiliiiec fund i"i' the payment of the principal and the sum of Two i'i iand five Hundnd Hallos i S '.:. ' ' ��� i i i.-rest maklnt! together li total um ute nu.illi ni* Four Thousand .*-.'.a* 11 th-ed and Nl" ty-a. ven and Ofl ll " |)ollnr�� 114,007 ii". i for lhe term of roui-l i 141 years fm- the repnym nl nl ihe Bald * ��� ami intert a Ua reon n i her Inal ti i mi n tloned, lie* am una of Tw,. Thousand l*'"iir Hundred and Nln ���*. even and or.-mi li..liars i *?-_-. 11>7.ii" ��� having heen i-.iis��� d fnr ih** i'iii year's sinking fund. AND WHEREAB u will bo ic* .try iiit.l. i* aald I! * law No. 1 : to rnlse nually bv .-���;,., lal rate iin* sum "I benturea authorised by said r.y-iav. No. '12-. l.v special rata suinolent therefor I tti.1111 nil lie ral.alilt* lainl Wltliln tie llmttu ..' the sai.l Municipality (Including HIs- trtcl Lol one Hundred and Sovenl two M*i;'i Qroup One ill as mentioned in said. Hi law No. 1*Jm In addition to i!.f onin-'i su as required by the said Bylaw No. ISS the hi in of S"v niy-ilv" Dollara i .if.iai i ' ��� i .i * the addition; I In- ���' ri tl '"i.i *i l.i* mis Hv-law, thi saiuu m he in Iltl m i . all ral *s to bo ! and creati tl In the said Municipality. ll. Tin i*. Bhall I"* ralaed ana li vli d annually during the cun i nc: lie Bald de- '.. nturca autln . ..*.��� d by said Uy-law No. ij'.i le* spcclnl ran* Btilfloleut therefor unon all the rntenble land within thi I *��� of iie* said Municipality (Including Ula- I'-'ti Lot One Hundred and Seventy-two (17-Ji On >'i" i t i as ne ntlom d In ' i;. law No. UO) in nddl i lo the n mi il aims n quired by He* said liv-law* v., i * ��� in., sain nf Three Hundred Dollara ��� * i ia pay tho additional Intereal authorised by thla By-law. tho aame ������> lie i H idltlon i" "ll i.'Os i . bo levh I ana on nti 'i in ii"* said Munlclpalltv. -. There ahnll bo raised and l��vl d an- .,. n|| , . , [pn tl , ourrenoy of tho sal I de- i, iii,;i*. ��� nuthui In d by ��iid By-law No. ; : ��� ic. i.t,. .* il rate BUtficlent then for .dl Ihe imI'-i'.i.' 1 1 uliblii Hi" limit ,;* i| .��� ,.ii I Mi "it Ipaltti in addllloi In * i i1 aums required by the *- iid n. I iw ���^itt i 12 the - ' ' - '* Th.'".- 'a ��� I i ��� Hu idn rl I ��� llm - ' ?: * " I to p iy tin iddltlnnal lie n al nutl irlred bv I B i ,,.. th" aam i to b In ntdlllon to I i .-an ���* to a- i ��� li .1 and on .''��� d In tho i *i ���'��������� *. ��� Ipnllty. Th, I*, shall I"* raised nnd I * I an nuall> during tin eui rency ..r lh' iid d :.. mun aul irlzed I I By-law Nn : !.; bv 8 lal rate illlelen! tle-n :*���* ii on .oi ��� a ; in nlili land �� tl In lln II - * : " . aald Muuli liaillti I i n Idltlon nuallj by apeclal rate th. sum ol lw< , , , ,. , , ,��� lhl ..,, , D I'housnnd m*-. Hundred and lhli-1 nnd .,,, ,,, . ,,��� ��� ... Hundred Dal ST-lpO Dollars H2.II80 87) to form n , ,,;���.,,,., , , , ;.*. ,;.,. ., Id ��� ...,,: n alnklnt rund for thu paymenl of the pm .. r.,,������.,...,, , ;. eloul "i"l :'*'��� ��� "i'i "l I w o'i I liin wn me to be In addition In ell rati ���* i ��� b ��� Five Hundred Dollara (��12.600.nn) for In |r ,,, .,,.| ,.,.,,,,,, .,,��� mid Munlcl) III terost making together tni amount an- ,, .,., , ... ���,, ,u ,,.. , , ,,* ,, , ;, ,** nually ol Fifteen Thousnnd One nun.1i * .mil Thirty and S7-100 Doll ������ ISO S7 i fnr the term of t! Irt' * I rhl I" - years for 'he repayment "I lh�� snld loan nnd interest tii.i"i"i aa hereinafter mi Honed tl"* nmoui I "f Flvi Tin ��� i ���' Two Hundred nnd Slxtv-oni and :' ��� Hollars i *-,..'.: I 7 1. having I"- n rn1 i-d fnr tho llrsl two yenra' alnklng fuiel AND WHuREAS II will be ssary nnd' ;��� Bald Ilv-law No. 128 i" mis" nuallv lt\ s lal rote the Rum ol " Hundred and Flftv,-a-vi n nu I 86-101 '* .1 lars ($157.85) i" form n alnklng fund I":- the navin.ni ef He- prtnelpnl and i1 ** aum ef s.",*,-n Hundred and Fifty i mil in 11750.0' for nu 'at in iklie- tog' :' * '* n total amounl an-enallv "i* N'tie* Hundi-i'd "ad s.*vi*n and 85-100 Dollars (1007.SDI r-.r Iho term "r thl-ty "Ight I SS i years rer tli.* i*. nnvmi at cf the aald loan and Intereat tl" r. nn na hen in 'i. ��� ni��n ii'""*d. tif -. uni ������' ���'���lm*.* " ��������� ������* ���' ind '������ifi'-i' and Ti- Dollars f!316.70) hav- i . - i���...��� raised fm* tin- flrsl two years' sinking fund, .-..si i .. ...d'.li.'iS it w id he n i - Banrj under said Uy-law No. IJ'.' i" i.n ��� an- anally by special rate lhi bu i six Hundred and Thirty-one and *"-!'*'. In.l- liirs cj.::i l.i" i to foi ia .. aliiKln" lund for the pay menl "i i!t��* pi inclpal anil ltn sum nf Tin*, a Thouaand Dollara .00) fei Interest making lug tl i.iial itiini nl annuall) of 'I Iin i I'no isand U Hundred nad Thlrty-oni and in-iu nunlli during iin* cur i ������* lh" i ! ���'��� i,. iuim- a ;ii"i*"'i/. I by - ���**' Bv low "��� > i u hv apt * nl ml auflle ��� " t'n ���* I nil tht i up .*'*'��� Ini *1 wlihln t1 * lh * ' ���* e ' Al"""* i ..'i". ' a'*' nie. ( Itl-*- . ... i,.,, . mi i [nn In -I nnd c* v nty-tv i ��� ' < :-��� up ' "'" < ' i as ntlon' d ilil ��� : ,i iv No Mi' In addition In ��� ��������� anil in - required le* the n i d :. '. ���* Vt, i il 'I ; Fn .��� Hundn I an I' *��� ���-��� l ��� !* ������- (I 12 ' ' ;���'��� ��� " id llm * intereal n ul ' I * lhl ��� B .. i . ... i, in addition to ah i.vied .iid , routed In the i ltd Mu- * 'iii'. in. 'I'lu re si|"!l In* raised nn I I* i led .m- -,, ��� ���, .,'nm-, thi ������*ii*r-*ii*v of the said d. i it ��� ��� .oi-i".. ������/.��� i i*.* p iid By-lnw No. It:, |.v aoecl it rnt' ��ufflcl��nt then foi upon "ll the rati nbl" land wtthl I lhe limits nf i'i.- v pi Mu'ileloal ��� I Ini 'ud ������ ��� DIs- ' ���,, ��� i ..t i ii- i Iiim-Iii .1 and B *'��� nti two . )tj i ii'i.ii. One i I i .'-* mentioned In I ��� ���' ie. ' iw No 113. -a addition i" thi annual Btima !��� nulred bv tie aald B: ��� N i. i t*. the ��� ��� ti "' 11'"* Hi i"'-* d it ' '������'i'v I' ill ��� i<M t in pav in- addltlonnl Inti ei ��� nlltbor /��� r) l.v lhis Ilv-law* the i-i ii-aii" a !������ II rat' ��� to be i.i .,: and en alt tl In tl * aald Mnn'cloalltv, 11. Thla Bv law -liail come Into * '��� * * -I, Ita li e ��������� "i : ��� "i of tl ���* Lleu- ti nan- elm-em In C ��� noil. 12 This Bv-lnw in iv 1 ��� I foi nil ���|"->tS-M'.V ''*. INVERSION DY LAW, Dollara (J3.0S1.40) for the term of thirty- IVT^TIEST ���ii<hi (38) yeara for the repayment of the 191V said loan I Interest thereon .ts herein- DONE \ND PASSED In Op n Coin 1 after mentioned, the amounl ol One Thou- the ���:. . of 191 ' ..ad Two Hundred and Sixty-two and nROPlVKI) ihi wenl of Ihe �� : Ilara i II 262 SO) h ivlng I ,,,'���'��� '*1,,,; ��� P.ECONS1DERED .Wi' I PASSED ll ��� ''" of ���i first twi tin iia.i'i^ ��� iarj -at-.-: NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. South Westminster School. SEALED TENDERS, aubacrlb"d "Tendoi for South WoslinhistiM' .-',*:". d." will I" i.*eelv"d up i" noon of Monday, tho 1st day of September, 1913, l.v thi ' lonounible ; io Minister ol Public Works, foi the i rec- tlon ami completion of .t two-room sdiool I ..nil CollVl ai'i"*' a, "t" Plan-. Bpeclfleatlons, trncl and forms I Re Lots S nml 13 of 1.,.' :*. and 1...: * nf tender mav lie aeen <>n and after the :: I, 24, ... 26, of Lol 4. aubdlvl Ilth da'* of August, 1913, a; the office | of l.m .;. Suhitrban Block 4, iu tin A BARD UN -llv. m 111) III"! It 111 bnua, , , ��� . 1.. 1 "111! II i ��� -*��� Ini ,200 . all lllll ,11". *.*.*.. ii Scliool de IMVK-fti " >M1C1 ��� \\* tUSR K ippi rtn i, i-lnai i . CoHimbin si ��� ��� i Rni umlimn'' ��� >,;'' ��� i'u" ��l(l H month, t i\v:n-r will l:ll for ������������ .nv I: you nr ��� looking for n Imr BOILERS SRivcted Steel Pi;?cs BURN OIL ��� niist'd fm rund. AND WHEREAS it will b undei said By-1 ift No, 1.4'J i > i n ��� nually by Rpiclnl rat*? tin mini nf Thn*< Thounnnd < ine Hundn il ond i 'Ifl - tinl 04-100 Dol turn ( * '���.] '���'���' 04 �� lo ft i'i, n slnkinK rund for th* pnvnn ��� ��� ���' i prim Ipul und Uie sum of km- n '1 -riounni cl Dollars ( $15,000 fjr Inten . * muklnw together n totiil tinounl unnunll ElRhte< n Thoun ��� rid ��� ��������������� Hundn-d Fifty-Bt von a td 04 ��� i > dlar ��� I *iv 167 "41 r.i the tmn of I rl yniirs for thi i* p .-. .- i I ol thi .11 m��i and Intc i mi the reon i - ��� i tloned. the uinounl nl Thi -������ Tho (me Hundn tl aud Klftj i-vi-ii and 0| H i Dollars I IS.157 04 I ha* h * b( en ml d f<ir the tiiHi year's nlnk ns fund AM' WHEREAS ii will !������ n< a i under said By-law No i ��� ��� to ral ��� an nually by Bpoi lal rnte i ie Bum ol ��� Uie Thousand nnd fifty-tyro and '���'��� 100 0 I l.u-s c $1,052 :i';) tn fhrn ��� ��� ������'��� piu fund ���'.- ii,. ��� : < ol thi prior md th�� Bum of I'h ��� Th i��and i >..;' ���> ��� ��� ��� Intel ��� -'.I. ��� :��� i lie) u tt>tn' ��� M ill' ri! m-. ': ; ���.-*. rid I Ml In '.:.. , ' I y : ���! : . ��� M ' ��� ���:.-i*.i\*i:i ' ��� loven . ' * ' Of III" I. Ill" ll 111" i*.: * * ii '..i .* VULCAN im& WORi^S, LTD. P. O BOX EASTMAN ���$. COMPANY. Phone 312. 201 Westminster Trust Building. LAND REGISTRY ACT. anil IS . ' Mr A. ii Mnrallllll, Seen I irv, Scl I Board, South Westmlnater; Mr. S A, Hotelier, Governnn-nt AKent, New Weat- niitiii. i or Ihe 1 "i .iiiii,. i.i of Public .Vork i, Victoria, B C Intending lenderera by applying to the und ��� 1. obtain one c-opy t.r . Ian i and -I*��� i ���' li * lona for tbe aum of li u il":1 ira (til '. u'hk-l will l ������ rei 11 :* *: ..���, ri' ' ��� ��� i na In noo! order. Kn : i '""* tccomnnnled I" ��� n not t'j't'-d i **:. * 'i ' " 11 ' M" of .' poah 'bartered bunk of Canndn ��� ,.|, payable m ilu li in ir il I" tl" Mlnlat. r of l- ibi ���* V. nrka, :'��� r n aum equal tn tl per ei-nl ol tendei wl le ihall be rnrfi it-d if tin ��� ���'* *. li :*:. rli ��� di ellnc In , ni.. ini ��� fie'n i ill'-d upon to .... n If In full '.. compli "��� Hi" work , ��� ' : : : ��� el **���'.- 01 -*��� ��� in can of del ' ���**.,.' i��� ri * il to pon lite .'. -it "i ���i . . ��� , ��� ,* ��� . . l not b ' "il unit .... ... ��� , ; aiinpllod, al rm -I ,. " * . ii-tnal a ���������-��� ���!'���" of i"'* lend in r. .,:,.' , | ,,.. i |n . oveloni n fun ti rl Tl ��� : "a *' or any tendi r ii"' ni cosaar- : * -: .1 B nniKFITH Public Wol ��� 1 ',nt'"'������ ��� |...,. rtmenl of Puhllc SN'orka, Vlclnrl i v '* -iiunial Mh. 1919 ' :���"'''* I LAND REGISTRY ACT. li" I.'.is G-02, 613, 'i"4, MB, '".���:. i,*.* '*. :��� ��� i ���...:.. ';.**:. 627, '���-���> 626 630, 631, ol ! ,-' lis. Group I. Mnp 114, In i '���������!. ��� .,; New Westminster, Port '' '.'ii'ttTi J'n ctlon. Wllereaa proof "f the I'.si nf e lllll. il- "I tlfle Number l*Jitn I'. i��aie*'l lu the "in r l-'ttwin ii. Simmondfl liaa boen rili il In Ihia offlc . Notice la hereby ijlveu ihnt I ahall, nl the explnitlon of one month from tie* .lat" of l'n- flral I'libllt'iill'in li-r.itr. 111 ;. dally newapaper published In the i'Iiv i.f New W"*tintlnst'r. iv-.ui- .i duptli-ati ..r the ���-���.iiii I'.���Mili.**.I.-. un|.-i-i in He- innam time vaild objection i"* made i" ma in W ritllt;! .i i- nWTNN, * irlei Reglatrnr of Tltlea Land U'**,-' ire i I'flci. New \v. attnlna ti r. D.C. * n '.'���-��� :''!*; i 1 sir. i CANADIAN PACIfIC RAILWAY CO. M'e now have four trains daily nnd will k|v<' you the cbeapeBt ram Koing not (inly t" E n points, but to Kootenay and oilier points. We are alao agents for all iteamslilp lines. For reservation aim' other particulars apply to E. GOULET, Agent. New Weatmlnster Jl. W, BRODIE, (1. P. A., Vancouver. City of New Wi ��� ��� ini ti i Win n ia pn ol of Ihe 1 i ol C< tif iti of Title Numb' r 9H73I-', . t'd In th nit" of 1.1 hlnn M *.>* ��� been I li il In thli nfflce. Nolle- la herel irlven that I -', ill, nl the .-.*.;* i- ��� .. ni month fr the date of ihe i*' * ' I * illon * * ���* if. "i ,t dally ie wap "������ ��� i il llahed In lhe f'ltv nf Ni w Wi itn Instei ie a ��� .i II ute of lhe anid ' '��� ��� [I ��� ���*��� unleaa In tin mi inttme valid "'���:��� ctlon bi n ul io mi ��� " i lllng. .1 '��� OWYNN, 1 lit -.-.,���. ��� *!* tl. ��� Land Rei ���* ni . \. ..v \\*. �� or. B.C., I Slli Aug * : ll' * (11)13) -.*-.*rrxj,'V Ti_jarr��i, *ivi:.****-*:;*; .t-;.-��Tji^��*-*r.*--:it'jaBaai-:i] BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. Cet cur Prices on Lumber. Lath, Shingles, Rotary ("ut Fir Veneer Panels. Delivered cn (he Job. Enquire i->tout cur special strokes, they are monev a-iv^rs. , . ... ,V , the rate nf i'" ir and i half I n I :: I no [loltn I,' ,. ,,|���,,, i 11 , |,, , rent.) ia milium fn th'- I . h,mf-vi.-ifl*.-' " ' *������..*��� ��� i ' ..... ... -,.... ��� , .��� it... \; ., ial * it i' ' I ' *' n-lfl ,AM. 7"; " (vru,,! "i ��� ' of ll" Mie ni if On, I t-Tft) dav if il ���'* IA '������������' '���' "' ' ' '"' S" '!., {,, . . , |., .. i. . i ��� tl, III Co INI) WIII'IR ' - II V . bl :;��� ��� .:. noratlii" to ri ivny of loan tl ' ider snld 11 Nu 111 I ,',- Three Mini,I' ' Tl ' 'I Dollai IU illy I" -'..:. * . :: , i*. ��� ��� ������ 1* i tli !! Ired mil Rights **���: '*��� * * ,'. ,. ��� ,..,.. belnK Im ".'*. '��� " '���' . ' llm I l'"l I" I !��� !.,. [mni . .-e. nl i"1' nl ��� * By la�� ���**'��� i*' i ' i'i]*: " ' ' '.' - yi, ',-,-'ii*'::: v.* Un ���' ���"��� irn tlon '* .;., g t|d By-law tu thorn * * ;. '���, mn . to ii" amounl * I li ���;��� IKK NO I K tl it Uu oho' ��� .* I tpv nf tli" I d Bv-law upon v lh, vi ������ nl * li *��� pallti �� ''I In ' i day ol \ ... i��� i,\., I, ���! ... *. . ' - utuu ; ... :,, at thl I ' : Mun , * . : i ��� i* llm . " n Mr ; ��� Rtore, 13th A* ��� nu . i: ��� ' Bun ���' . i R-nid ini. Bui ill *. I inn.1 tnnld * ��� ' * ' t n >.-i Arm :��� et Hall B inn ��� .Mi i: /���. ��� ���-��� : ��� North I: r ��� * * * . -... i .��� "' Bi lldlnK, '���'!'* Hill e . ibv I. . * Inn i'. rnaby I...:. I ��� ��� t. *. Hehool. I kemere. rri'.i.i'' Ni i il*',: hen In o , ... * in i .. ��� ,.t i' . : '��� * *. i" i.. * * ;��� I nl ��� ��� . ' md tl ' * ��� * Mo-i led '* * ��� ill wr tn I ��� '* wuh the I po\i ���' i hnlf |i* i , ;!���.'..' *l*,ti: f.il -, * I. t * -i * ���':';';' '*��� * ' . *:: * i .: :: ' * * ��� ��� ��� | i : -'.I , If E FHASER RIVER miLLSr? (CANADIAN V-ZESTeHN LUMPER CO., LTD.) Local Sales Department. Phone 890. i * in r i. ���-���Tamil ���.'ti* rr ii iiiiii in i ii hi immn i i i I Wil r H * ii n . . .. i *i. .... i tin ' i: * ���: : i ,1 . *:* ��� md ������ -i . r * ��� n ��� ��� * , , ... , . :' ������'��� " ��� ��� ��� ��� "��� "��� for I tldrl :������;��� ���,'���". .;," "ti * - ��� ��� . * md to h, ir Inten -I al thi * ef I * * : * * If P-.-r cnt'e: *.* ' | Ull I l'i ll : .���IA..M Var - *' '"' '"'��� '' '' I ��� .' . . \ j.iii-.iever for HI lllll" md 11 |t in. i.i di d in d N't 1.1 l-eavi ��� \'i"*. "tivr fur Nanaln I ,i . i ������': i i, fori : ���"* ' i' '���'��������� l'*"i- for th" nvin I nf * pr! . ** Leaves Vancouver for Prim ti it II I North, .-, I'..|m�� in i ' ��� ��� ''.' ��� i.on i.n: i * Oolltu ' . * '" aald loan ll * na lien f ',������'.' ' '.' I! Ill ' ��� ,1 id KI tin ' i ��� ��� . i ' thi t Vt ,v NI ��� .-. I ��� * ��� ' * .-. ' . Pli CANADIAN PACIFIC V^ B.C. Coast Service i r f.,r Vlctoi n, : 0 i m. WESTMINSTER DAILY NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENTS BR.NG UL'ICK RESULTS CORPORAT.ON Or BURNABY, Notice. Public ne etings ni the ratoi a 11 rs, for the pur] use ol discu ��� Um* n.-ihy Di benture Ini, r,* I Conversion Bylaw, will be beld al thi Burnab) Public l lall, Edmonds, mi Wedni i tl August 21 ins'., and at the North Burnaby School House on Tbureday, August JMIi inst.. at 8 o'clock p.m., in both cases. By order, ARTHUR O. MOORE, (1926) Clerk. . i odd's Music House 419 Columbia Street. New WeBtmlnster. GERHARD HEINTZMAN AND DOMINION PIANOS AND ORGANS VICTOR AND EDISON PHONOGRAPHS. Singer Sewinn, Machines. Small Musical Gooda o( .ill Kinds, PHONE ���"a**-- t'< am-^L^x BEMWflBBPSWBH ***W*mmV*W**t**tm*M*Bt*l BBWMMUPMCT5BMI 10831 BSBBW ������li WHBt'.EAl ' Munlelpal ,. i | ��� I',., t* it-pu tlon the rlel nl Euro bs d ' the ,. . , . . ���* . . ; .*., ..*. Uu i i nil th ninill .. ' ... ���*.* : nn ill. mi 11 l�� helmr n I law i'i "for tlnn ��� ��� * Iiv "���**'������ tl , .' ���.. i- '��� . i IM I, daya .,',.1 Snturdaya flt 11 p m th,, i ml ���.*���.*������.��������� * inminl * of () . . ���' nlelpnl- 'I ��� i'i ���'* :l ' * .. i i, *...'. i . '"I 'I . '... ��� ' ���" - '" nj :,**���*': ' *:::* "." ItRRKAPlheforro, * l the ""J-^ ,, , .,��� .', . .' . : :: I tho *.* ' * * , ' ; ,,.,,!.,.. ,, ,,,., , * "' " ' * ' ,'.'���' the i - I ami WIIRItE - * net v.ilii" Ru| -rl Wi .In.a (;i;!i!iwc:;k Servico .. ..i.I.. itulithi ��c ' ' i Uu Iri'd ' ��� [i.,| ip ' ; : '" l>" na: "' ', "' ���''������' '���' * ���,1"' '*��� " r-*"- ���"-��������� "' ������'���'������ ....'..������ nt.) *" '1 - lu thi' lum r.*v|.*,l it ..,.*. . , . .,,. i'"il nmounta I . ��� -. i'i;i:'* -.:* llie M Hp.il Ci '* I . , I- ,ral * if tn ' I) ' * let '���* tlurn ''..'.* * '* I ��� ��� I..* I'liiii ves Chlllfwnoli i ��� i iy int.: ��� ilm d.iy. l.t.tv.H Weatmlnater u.ui..'ft:.*,- i.i,.) Friday i:i ��� ���;, if I BT, Aio-nt. ii w i',"i,ii:. ii p The Most Scientific of al! Paving* is meeting with the greatest favnr tin rever luid. 'Vi. f -,-it ** S> v*\ tme^r- tx--t, PUBLIC AUCTION. fijj f yttt ** aa ���aSr-* ��� 'i'*��"l*9 Aboul 1500 fathoma of B11 Inch mesh lish net in various lengths will be s-ild by public auction ai the Do minion flsberles wharf, Sapperton, on Saturday, ih<- 23rd inst,. at 1:30 o'clock p.m. (Signed) I*" II. CUNNINGHAM, (1920) Chief Inspector of Plshories, HERBERTPVlDAUCa ��� ' , . tm llundr, .1 niul Rli I Th ii nd Thr Hundn i .*,.: - "lit llv, Un u 1 :������',"��� i :.-���.....* i iml I btdlnit Plati el i."i ���". lundr "I i roi ' n *,', ���,' ���" ' ', ,������ " ���*���;.*;* TJ * n;. :*'.,* MERCHANT TAI1.0n ���* ������* *���'���*'" ������.'������ ','��� Vln.' mi-iii'm rorvni r.r *i" Now Imported Kail Suitings now cn , , , , , . ,, ��� . , " | 'l-| V IIII. .l| I i ��� I I I \ I I ' '< > ' I I I III -I'' , . ��� , , , V',. , J ',.,. ������ r'orpiinitl I i"* l.is.i." ol :: i Uspls Sou them I', r:."' Ill anil , ,,,.', ,... m ���"' followi ivorkmam l Ip guaran I I'ri, from I. That the debenturea nuthorlEed :.*. ,-|i ��� n ,,., rnt Prnnl i n I* luwi Mn I-'"A. ::..* l.i. I J ^__L__ .nl.ni le- \NH ���,'. IIRHKAH il 1 I*. ���* ' * iu" ' ..... ���..��� nt i * ' mi nd iMlhn i ".imi ti be pay '���I- oa ti it day of I'" -mb r, . ,.,. ��� , i ., in ' ..i Hi- ���* it" ���" ��� .' , * * : ill ' " i.in ' i 1" ' .,..,,,, '. Ible I "I* a til'.* -. *:i v i:,i:i*..*' ll ��� Mnnh Ipul '' ell i ii fm tiirnl on if ���:���' I ���: I *��� I, ibv .; il will) * . nt ii i* * - ������ -i'" 'in' I., ilu ol .1 nry, ��� nuallv p '-' Ry I '*' v; ' '' ��� '" 'ns l ���' : r.i l . . ', itilu the fori I "i l" ��� , .. :, v. ,- of I"."i Hi" """i "' Twenty- belli Thnts'ind Dollai i ""; i"r ��� ,|,,���,| ie,,.. .,, n, tho wild 11> I *���' I" Inn ���(.,,,,.,. , .,.-, "Hurniibv Scliool il 'ard I.*"tii v.. ���: ;i. I*"*, ri'*' " n v-,-', WIIKR10AH lit- Corporation bv J. e ,. i r.| I'.,*.l.m III IhurlZi ,1 the i mc "f * i '., ,���.,.. i , ��� ,.|i im ni .,' Tm nl i * Ighi 5 I I I* ,'1 .- i * - "* ' i ��� '"' 9 . Up, * . ��� dav ���f I'"- P , , i *��� ri" ��� "ii*1 * ��� ��� Int-i : nt i'" i. ��� .,.* | nnr n.'l n i Iml ' '' : erntl ill nr rent. per nnnum pn able nlf- .i. r Sin $1 I 8 STORAGE L SS^^^Plsl^K :|l%ifi .^;'" '; Bltulithic on Second Street, Ne n Weatmlnster with Boulevard Dovir Lj the Cen'.re. itiiiiliihlc Is noiseless, non-Bllppery, prnctlcally dustlnss, ea*iy oti horses feet, and, above all, particularly durable. Kor these reasons Illtullthlc Is commended highly by owners of automobiles aud horses, householders, and city officials, it has been adopted by Dfteen cities li, Canada, and over two hundred In tlio United States. Columbia Bitulithic, Ltd. Phone Seymour 7130. 714-717 Dominion Trust Building, Vancouver. il \ ���*:' win:!-.':' s the dclientun ��� tu ,... i,ti I. lhi ilil *.���.* I ���" * hll' ������ ""' b ��� 'i .l.i mid owing lo an advance in Hi * ral ' **.:.' I"l I" V sii II" i ii Ing i* .; ,. s ,m Hi Inv the ��� el ih b, m.i" ���' ���*. l.v authorljied cannnl I"* i I ���i ma .. .i of i xe ���' nl ii 'list ti Involving , ul" '"': ii " diictlon in il"* amount re. ni,, .1 to I,., provided for and II la neo- , ��� , , ' iin tliii Rv-lnM' authnrlxlnil tl, ,|. b, ntun - i" H" " 'i I nmotinl ��� to bear ���. . ��� "i lhe ������ i 1 KJvo I"' " ntuni i r. ..fi cenl i per annum AN:, VII.!:i*:\S il Will 1"- li" ' "* tti i I f.. I"". No. I-i'.'. to ralae nn , li * ,., c-inl rat" tho Bum ������( 'I imi Ihni and s*,\ llimdi *1 nnd 'I hli ly nnd , ii*" iiuil",*:; ,.':,: :���! -.7, i,i i"i*ni :i alnklng rmnl fm- Hn* puyiui ni nf ih" principal I lh" Mimi "" Twelve Th,"ii*.md IMvn Hundred Hollnra (112,5011.00) r.u* In- li-real making lugetlier ml nmniint annually nf I'lfti-.-ii Thous I One Hundred and Thirtv nnd 87-100 Dollnrn ($ir..- i:iO.S7) fm* Mi" lerm uf llililv-uhi" (39) v.'i.i*'. r.,r in.- i-*i..*iviii.*iii of Hn* nilil loan nnd Intereal thereon aa hereinafter men- Honed the amounl ..f Twn Thouaand Six llundr.,I and Thirty nml 87-100 Dollars i It), 143, 143, : I' ind li ��� ��� i II cat :,t il,-* ne i ���* i lve per centum rint imi annum computed from tli ti i*,* of July, IMI, and ��� i Int.-real In, p . ., ,;. half ' ��� nrly uf the 'I liki ��� li .1 ,v of .In'., iiu I i" * Thlfl. (li ' . I iii*i'.iili.*r in each year miring the en iency tin i'���"'' "ml ih" snl I deb * hall have attached to lln m ��� ������* foi ih-* paj'," nt of the Bnld lm ���: ���' * ! ahall beni the algnature of tin R,-"V, ��� ' i'i,..ii :i|.ii aueh signature ni-,*- ' * ��� *'. ; written, alamned, print, .1 or Iltl mln ���' ���j. Tie ,*.��� n'l.iii bv :..i,..i niul :* ���' n nually durlnn iiu* nui *��� ney ^f th, aald d benturea aiiliinrlsed b.i aald Hi I iw N r.-OA I" apeclal rate aiitllcl' ni i ��� ������ ui'iir, nil the rntenbli land within lie llm- lta of anid Muni' Ipulllv In ad llllnn In lln* ,in,tu.*,I sums ,i tpdred bv Ihn ll ' I: law N" 1J0A Hi" hi * One Tl Twn Hundred nnd rm*. n ill u i II *���' " i i" pay lh" ndilllloniil hit' n al nu Ihorlsed l.v HiIh Bv-law the anm I - hi in addition la ell rut, tn he levl, -I nml crrnted In lit" aald Munich allt: lii. i-i- ahall I- ri i and li l*.i "it- P.O. Box 31 Dally Newa Bldg. J. T. BURNETT'S PHlNT SHOIJ JOB PRINTING or ull Minis Prices right. Satisfaction guaranteed, ���".P McKenile 9t WesSmSnfiter transfer Co. IfflCl Phon�� '06. TSarn Phono 131 B-SO^'i *" sst Baggane l'��iiiie'->-< Promptly in any psrt nf the eli v .'. , ue," an,tu ,,'��� itiitii-u "it' it i* ', "i i . . 1 "fl " t & 7* nually during lhe ourri'n of tho nid de : ir'-r ���Jfiii rJcnnr 1 ''niSiin benturea authorised li Id I:*. ��� i Mo UlKiU fTOU SX-CaVy ii.'.iJtli'H : I A hv H|'.*,'l:,| ri '" ��� Ull '���'���"' Hi '* ' I * r TM IN AT E R ri ,11 tbe'rnti alili ' I " '* In Ihu lln of Hn* Bnld Munlclpi Illy lu ��� Idltl >i ��� annual auma renulr, il In lhe iald "��� I . ��� No, l'-MA Hi" sum ���,' Two llm d" i n i Kirtv Dollara is*.'..""" I ��������� nny th, * * ' illtlonnl lull real iiuthnrlsi'd i *.* Ihia tli law, tie* Bitpii '" b i" ndillil " i ' ������'! * * lo be I., bd and "it*.*, I, tl In Ihe anl I M nlclpallty. I There "l nil i>" rnlsed nnd Ii vli fl . nually during lhe cum ney of Ilu anl : ���'��� In iitui-i s aiitnorlsed bv sold ll 'uv No 12! hy apeplnl rate Biifllc'unl thon.-for upon nil the riii.ii.l" hm.Is within the II n la of tin* snld Munlalpallt.v In addition n the annual .umi required 'v the aald lr* law No 122 tit" :"ui t.r rm" Thousand Two Hundred ;in.| Plftv Dollars (I1.2BO.00) to !h,��� !!vd;;:!''lh""i!:,.!"'i;:'b" ^Sii^IIf^ i?,ir'?e BD��ru" a" :*-*�� nil rules t��� |w levied und created In llie | innbile Itepnlrs. anl,I Municipality. r,. There sliull ne ralseu nnd levied en nually during lho eurreney ,,r the suld d,- WESTMINSTER IRON WORKS. Telephone-;: office D3. Realdenr.e. 4?9. JDHN UKin. Proprietor GENERAL MACHINE WORK, ENGINEERING AND BLACKSMITHING. Agents rainier Ilros.' r,ns(illnp Office nnd Works: Tenth St. P.O. Box 474. Nc�� Weatmlnster, B.C. SATURDAY, AUGUST r.3, 1D13. THE NEW WESTMINSTER NE JVS. PAGE SEVEN t I 1 |�� The Playground oi British Columbia (Tlie Semianmoo Gazefte is incorporated in this page) White Rock News Notes Th vacation is i und lassies, drawing uhi for ^^^^ ummer t'i ,1 L is ���; lud: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ih" ������ i-1 lev. months hnve had tbouohts nnly for swimming, boating, agate hunting, or fun round the drill wood beach tiro are now turning lhelr I rcla's lii'i been culled to the matte-' Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Wilson and tam- i' i.s oxpet i thai thi question Ily, who havo been renting the Rams- be inimedii'.t-ly tak.ui up will'dell cottage ou the sea front road, re White Rock Flowers '-."/in Prints and win th *,*,. :*.van nuth rltli s, Lav mile; bo il . Thi inline to vard ex irclsos and text The garden social hold on TueBlay "\.*i;iii : iin tne lawn of Ml', and Mr:,. Chapman, sea front road and Subway turned to town this week, c. I-:. Hope waa down from Langli lasl week end ami .Mrs. Hope we.nl 'prizes, Mrs. up ihe river for a tew days on Tuee- vista,'White day. Visitors to their summer res!- dim'' here, Include Miss Hope, uf joys of White Rook anil Bern i hay beachoa ara in:- th" el-Hi.- forgotten, tie* h( try ell "rock" will mlsa ihe sound of boyish shout and girlish I tughter. .Min ��� In pi h iurs have b n '���*," nl ���i' \\!,It * Rook ami during the c m Ing days vl 'all ami i!i" inn ��� win ter ' cnlngs theBe hours wlll return in *.'. i. an! mi a.' !"��� t" cheor a til i . llie i * e�� or a fag .* d brain, ased travi 11 lng I u llitl *s ami ;. ��� , ��� . i , i i ai , '. * ! [hi a well a.'. thi facl lhal \\ e te Rod mi Bit uated a. i" natural condll on i i ���; . can bi asl nf an entire abaenci ��� -. ��� ��� ��� and a v rj light rainfall, !i making i: pot Bible fm* a num- hi cf I ..i's te ei* ��� ',,:���* ar ron , ' i ; < I" remr.ln al iilTi i"" ; pern ���������:���.��� ntly, and �� ii ��� tho mpl linn "i the new Campbell ri\ r lu a ber mill, wiih lta cons'derable pay avenue, provided a charming variety Vancouver. in the way of sea niile entertalnmenl ' Miss Elsie Currie inn been visiting anl netted ihe Whlto Rook Ladle-i Aid. and -Mrs. Henley for the pant Aid a nice num towards tin* church lm Iding fund. roll, White Itock led a a . * fall and ' Inti ; .i.i "������ | ;��� . ��� al t * i.i. ��� ���'.������ ie . al * ii n*:. of the I u ,;,i" ll ha; had a i. ndoncy tn ii in* the furthi * afield hnt ���-���'" d i uchi a reported -vlthln i ass dl I ince e Whlto li' I; ih ' ol Sei ilahmoo bay i whi* in ted as the niy harb' fair to ii '*>��� mill rl\ ;* troul an Roi .*. i ia ��� , :* 'lhe grounds BurroundlnE the bouse were tastefully lighted ami decoratod ��ah enl I 1 interns, bunting ami flags, lee creain. lemonade and flsh pond stalls .'.' i ��� arrai god in various ii i.ii is, and in edloss tu say wero well patronlzi tl b ie la * nui ih . ol i lldn '. and adult a who Beoroi 'l in thon ughly enjoy lhe it hole affair Tl i' ning ivi .* an ideal one, bright a ei nil ;ht, v arm and st II, with the gentle Bound of lhe lappln w ives of the bay ��Ithln hearl [ An arous Ing auction Bali ol cakes and other good thin i was un li rtaken b> Mr, ' * . I'tccnllj of Colui ih Ian Colls * * v. bo made u fir I clan amateur auc tloni or, and dlsposi d ' t Bwcel thing i i a behalf ol othi r "a* eel things," al prices thai would astonish storekeepers, Evi ry one hud a good time and tin thanks of ..ll wa; c nve; I to Mi*, and Mrs. Chapman for the ubb of the I '*������ a and garden, and to the bard . * .. ig ' x ' * ol * ������- '���** lie i Aid, which consist? of tl following i [fl- i* !* (In. Geo, Vi ' ��� | rei d * * W Leesor vli ��� | resldenl; Mo! . si cretarj I Mrs, W. E :* t Week. Mi*, and MrB, .1. Carter Smith and Mr. Charles Smith are occupying their si a front house. Owing to the ih ath in New We il mini 'i r of Mrs. il. Butterfleld, Mr Thos, Butterfleld returned to town tor the pn sent, Mr. Hawkshaw, manager of the New Westminster branch of the Northern Crown bank, together wltb Mrs Hawkshaw and child, spent a f w days in White Rock ;��� i guests at the Jlutel. ii. A, Eastman and family are expected down ihis week to lake up o ee ie..' n si'!' nco In "Stormont," their sea front house, i lapts n Myi ra b id . imlly returned to Now Westminster Wednesday af- At the Hazelmere flower Bhow held last week under the auspices of the Women's Institute, garden floweri from Whlto Rock carried off several ii. T. Thrift, Of Hella Rock, In ing one of tbe favored om a. Thla Bhow was the s - cond of the season held by the Hazel mere ladles, rosi s and wild flowers had their particular day abcut n month ago. In tliis Instance Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Leeson and Mr, and Mrs, P. J, MacKenzie were the Judgi i, a lar-.v gathering ef While Rock, Halls Prairie and Hn ;elroere pi ople wer,*. present, and, after the judging, Ice cream ami peaches wire Indulged In Mra. Tucker, president of tbe associa tion. was presented "itli a beautiful bouquet of dallahs, and the prize were presented by P. .1. MacKenzie M.P.P., who, In the recourse of hh remarks, pointed oul the Improved conditions as regards highways, elec trie light, telephone, schools, etc, thai were new enjoyed by the farming community, li" mentioned thai th aim nf the government was practical ly the bame as that of tlie Women's Institute, namely, i" make country life so attractive ami convSnienl that the younger folks would not desire Will HAVE 10 PAY THE PIPER WHITE ROCK BUSINESS CARDS Municipalities to Be Billed With Maintaining Militia in Strike Zone. mil ter spending thc season at the "Hcolt-lto run lo the cities atld towns at the ery," sea fronl road. ��� first '������*,'i** inity as has too often I1, tt ilford and family have nee*! ���>'"'��� ���'��� ' '*'- ' In i'-'-' daya. Maple (una,, on E Btreet for the fall | causing a depletion of dairy and winter months. Victoria. Aug. 22.���At the estimate iin- COSl . I !.''i*|iing the itia in ihe lii hi ;ii the strike district Is about two thousand five hundred dollars a day, whieh will have to he borne ultimately by lhe several municipalities concerned. li i laid down in tiie Militia, act lhal Uie rales uf pay to be paid by Ithe government anil collected from the municipalities hy process of law, j Iif neceEsary, sliail he as follows: to j I'dlshftl 'every officer, warrant officer and non-j commissioned officer, the rates prescribed for their several ranks in case of actual serviee; fnr (very man, tl\ i"r day; fur every hose actually and! necessarily used by them while on ser- I vice, $1.50 per day. terlo Involuntarily as they watched the elevator doors with trepidation for the appearance of the long crimson robe u*.er which the pale drawn face with its booked uoBe and piercing eyes uaed to Btrike terror to all. But man la doomed to disappointment as the sparks fly upward, In- stead of the Haughty red-robed cardinal whose frown made kings to 1 vest i s'!a'(e', there came a dapper little Par- ' islan, Immaculately garbed In modern habiliments. He was in Victoria on business. This descend! of a great line was as much unlike the cardinal nt olden lime aa could possibly be imagined. Great Northern Time Table III! Ilt IJ 111 Wll a.m. - Rook leave Vallecula ua, 1- :1" P.m- ���* WHITE ROCK BEACH Abates Ring while yuu wait and set Stick Pins or any form of Jewelry. M. M. BARBER The Jeweler on the Corner. Blaine. in ! '*:.'��� ' ��� that Is enl winter togs. ^H A govi rnmi in whari and a Bti ai . boal service In i nncctioi are con! ii : il., *; ' i '. iu !��� ii, i' adin iso i : i. .' vlslti I li. ; *:��� : lala tol 11 l i reasn: :i from an ' In ilde" - oi re lhal ��� ell 1 nown . lei ric line ������ .' bi running I lhe o b ���*..* , * * next year. .-:. ii of Net Wi ' . ii returned t< towi ��� i afti i- a two mo i ' * "i* :i. al v. ii,*. Ri ck Tin ' ' road 11 iwnsite) bolts ��� md 1 iii*: Ramsdell pro i*. ��� . . jed hands lasl ��� ��� ,. the pure! a r being 't. P. King, of ll I-;. I. i .! : ' ���������.".. Mil don Thi nn :��� was practicall) a i fn will bo n mod *��� : ��� thla fall ' inti i ! hai ��� ! e-1 up '.:��� '. l cal c i i. . hal ��� ir.*i*' Tin ���* odation of thi vas taxed Its nl lasl . ��� '. ��� id, both ; . md in'.o temporary bed ��� i-ti.ii Hrr mer.-* ncra -Ttinraasas NOTICE Tins i ��� ,": Tin*; . * * . .Mel r. ��� , ,.i*i E WILL *. '��� ',1K ITS MOM HLY PUB lTION FROM rilE WHITE ROCK 0 * '* E. Editor E tntahmoo Gazette, r-TW^*t".-�� ���ni'T".'?��ean*a!Ka'J��'fttKE5^sftw-.-i?" Mr. ai il :���',:��� i. I rawford, of New Wi i.n inster, wen- .n*-i< end gui - of i leo. and MrB. Blaki lej. Peter Brown and family, from Chll- f". .!'���;., are comfortablj bi I led In t'n D.n is house, Victoria avenue, Mr, and Mr.. W, R .'.. if Pit! M a I*.*, s snd their family, returned homi thereby Lnd farm on ps and a i njesti il condition of affairs in the citli s The Rev. Mr. Wright, of Cloverdale, mad ��� a patriotic speech, hi * subject h lu - Hi ��� Maple Leaf, and i i in sti John Oliver delivered a In lieu of subsistence there is to be HICTHirT TR IX'SPPI? C-t. paid $1 for each officer and tifty cents ll5 ��� ,��� ,.,.Jri In. ���i,���*h ,������., ��� ���,1 !��� ll.���, nt tn��� ~n , **"���*> WeSim inStC.-. B.C. for each man, and in lieu of forage fifty cents for each horse. In addition lhere is the cost, of transport, lodging and stabling lo he provided. As there are over nine hundred men im duty in the strike district tlieir pay will come to Bome $1,600 a day, subsistence some $450 more and transport P. O. Drawer 219. Baggage delivered to the district. After tho Tel. 1254. any part of holidays ver nan. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ New Westminster at 12:55 a-m., 10:-S a.in.. 12:17 Ji.in.. 4 2.S pan. Tho midnight and midday trains stop at Crescent. Up trains leave Whits Rock at 0 a.m.. 1 :.*'" p.i.i . 5 107 p.m. anil 8 :40 p.m. The 11 a.in., 1 :.'ii.i and 5 :ni p.m. stop at I *!��� ,,*��� l.t Bpeclal business men's train leaves Van- ii. ver dally nt ;> p, in.. New Westminster :,i B:!9. Arriving sl Whits tlw-k 6:08 I'm Returning leaves Whim Rock at T if." .1 in., arriving New Westminster at 8 ::::;. Vancouver at 9.00. White Rock Barber Shop and Photo Studio Hair Cutting, Shaving, Etc. I Children and Adults. Opposite G. N. It. Depot, Seafronl road. White Kock. H. BEAUMONT, Proprietor. mm BROS. ftW�� ..Igh-class Candles. City Prices. arc ! f,!i>;i,* T.-I.'j.limie. Toll offlc--. loniMllslunce ever ship vour goods to i tr care at and local calls. Opposite old il. N. H. l.vpot. WHITE ROCK, B. C. New Westminster. them. We Will look after ! shiri uddreOT. In which it is stated probably the same. he showed a tendency towards socialistic t ni ts Ami ng the other pi j-wiiii' is ii.* I !:������ ineiiiioned Mrs. i 'iin.'! iy aftei .- ending practically Taylor, of Hazelmere, who Bhowi : -.- ii* whole suir.mei iin their White,beautiful variety of floral culture. White Rock Personals Whl I ! thi to h" m\^St^*W*^St^*^*W*^*^*^*^*^*^^M ��� ������;:���"' :'. " iinii weither la* t Sun da; * * waa a ei n r ble falling i r' i i ��� nun ber of daj t Isitors c ir- in '! i... the <.. N. It. tra ns *: I '*������ - : tlon are get ting in :*!." ,!.!'- i : e new wiv , Rock barber has rei *;rl> placed one it :'.. from road oppi :;"* hia Ki :, take ilu..n ns'iii noe ai i W ' ".' ri* the well km ' * n i ro i ��� '.. ��� as a via I r ! ���* ��� ��� \ Hlsl pow. rf ui ear found n i trouble in . i * . .... i: ' o ���*. .** 'i * ��� the mcli ' * d an i muc i I tli c ted '��� in ' ml of the Johns) in road Mrs, A. C Sai ise Rid * - * Ont,, and Dr. and Mn. Cra ;: i I Eile van S ' -'��� . si' '���-���" i ' I anii lis thla v -. ;. . :ii ti ��� i ina n hi re the b t) of ilu* year. and Mi s, C opi i*. i N co ne i, ��� rclis ��� : pn * **:*') otl the Ji road ni ir I i sl and v.i'i prob "reel a house f ir pi rmauenl BUi. ���;��������� Th ��� ��� [fl tafl and o I er of cl i. 01 the < ampbi 11 river lumbi r in 11 ���:��� ��� I M"*i..ii.: rail and winter retal h m ���* in \. hit Kock. W'i.ii ���' ,s are t! " S'U :*' *���* ��� *n* * pail ������ lakln * In r * ir to Hu ;i 'I * quo ������ c * ii. "ii of tl ��� * fronl r i ii la ;, . i lon n anj peo lo e i as] 113 , mi li .ni I ������ 1 *:'' '** gard * ��� offal v.hie' is no v dally ih*,, *��� * ' '1 tin r fr 1 tii ��� fii ' 'ra* a a- I car tu ci - - on 1 limi 0 ne hi ip ' * f .���'hitt this mnos ance, I ul for lh ��� .li heads ami decaying . :,������*,1 ig have h ieti numerous on nd cn the bathing bi achea ai entl m of tho govi rnmeni of ance M :*. Iiavi Bl'Il Bl'.v -11 the Am . eric 1, i' ��� I.r* in Hte Rock ha bi en fr 1 pa ��� flBl *!��� The 11* 1 * Mrs. lined and family, of New Wi Btminster, have bei *. enjoying life iu White Rock all tho summer iu a ��� ' 11 the 8ubv ay avenue. S. W. DavlB, leriM rl) attai hed to ��� be 1 .ni i.ifi! iii" 1; :; R is now ��� pi rating 3, P, at Fresno, Cal, ..' s. Ki liowaj ai d fdmlly, of Cal- gary, who hive been guests at the White Itock hotel fi r over a month, return* 'I ',; me this week much pleaa ��� ���'I with tin ir vlsil Ml s. C. M. Gn . il ���! [am lj. frum .v �� Vi ei ".a bi : a ,��� renting lh 1 ��� ; Davics resideni ������ fo: a cou] le of *.*.. 1 I.s. ".;���.��� I.. ','���' Ikinson had a number of \ s tors from town r cently, amongsl whom were mi mber a of the Sapper- Missionary society. .in : Mi * .i.ie , Bryson, from Ni Wcstmlnsti '*. and v.ss Eff ��� . 1 Van n . *i were amor ;s tin . ��� ..a :������ :��� * . Mr and . Ir3, i' 1... Mr and Ira. J. E, Bralthwalto, ol 1 1, wb .* *��� i turning bom ��� lh a we '.. sa . ������ ha 1 iiumi runs vl il- tn their oumaier li" ise "ii tb ��� na n iiii n. an 1 ugsl whom wer ��� * i ii.il' 1 and daughti ���*, Mrs. ai' i *:.*.. 1 angle) tr m Vanco i- Mrs. 1 im*-. Smith, ol Eburn ���: Geo. MacKenzie, of Wnsh., and 1 rid iy 1 ni Mrs, Braithwaite enter- ��� . n il a iiui'.i' i* of trionds In tho af- 1 moon. Mr and Mrs. J, 11. Bi nnett, of Van- <*i uvi i* have Mr. and Mis. Pilling a: '. MI83 1:; "i'i Pilling \\ ith tin 111, a- ' . . as ..ir.'. i* rrls and Bobbie Ferr . ! [rom '*.: .'* a.* r. *. eer es 0 - ii ,*' ��� an i ��� ..* * ��� imea iVaa arranged by Mr :: mm tl and Mr. !'"! ng, muc ��� 1 1, . . Ji j nn ni of :i number ot thi 1 ���*��� 1 iri .* in the i* Immi dia e nelghb ir ll.u.1. Mrs. I). A. Shiles haa 1 1 hostosB ti quite 11 1 'i*'*," mi.h' r ol visitors dur- In ; in",* I*".* ie !*.*, ami a*;." tiie number being Mr, and Mrs. J. D, John- sti n, of Jubilee; Mr. 11. Jchnslon, M.sa I "ii1" Johnsti 11, Mr. nt <! Mrs. II. Don r and sun. Mr. and Mrs. J. T, li: elii". Mrs, Castleman and several othi ������-. fronl Nev Weatmlnster, Mrs. M, K, Sanils. tog iher with Mrs. W. G. Tanner and son Dallas, ot Kerrlsdale, on expei ed ih;s weik on *; 1 si: to ri laii.es here, Itock residence, Mr. Thompsi *��� of Pltl M adi * has purchased propi ri*- on the Ji 1 ii'ii road and *���> 11 Immediately com- iiieiu*. clearing oj orations with lis vi. n of building. .1. a. i ii udersi 1. of Vancouver, sp. nl a fi v.- da).. .. Ith his family at "Rocklandtf1 here. He ivas accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Henderson, alsu of Vancouver, 11. Fletcher, of Athalmero, B. (".. was the guesl 1 f Mr. and Mrs. 11. P. Latham this week. Mrs. Bapt. MeLeod and daught r, nf Vancouver, were the guests of Mrs. It. C, Thompson for a few days. Mr. and Mr.--. Tresize and Mrs. Norrls, of Bellingham, motored up from that city mi Sunday last aad spent a few liei.'s renewing friendships here. Miss Edltb Stewart, of Lindsay, Onl . Is visiting Miss Thora Hutton for thla ��eek and o\ *:* the ��'���"' end a |i Uy bouse party gathered at "Bonnie Bra is," thi Bummer camp of Mr, n. L, Hutton The guests Inclu i ������: Mlsa Kitty Frost, of Owen Sound Miss 1 irrii i.i- . d th an 1 Mr. Edwin Men dlth ���* eti r *** Ith th ��� 'hi u ** guests Miss Stewart and Miss Har- ley. 1.1 veiv i> arm Bunshlno day and bright mconll *!��� enabling the young folks : ian) iii.il vari. '1 !..: 1! fore returning to school. :.,* 1 itter mighl be mentii ned v.*. 11 camp fire gathering al t'icotinn and Fishing II Is ui del ��� ti cd also that qu te n numb 'i ' : Bpor in en ai arrai [lng to ci me down tor fishing partli .*. . nd ai soon aa t: ������ season opens tor phea- 1 am and 1 1 ise 1 hooting. The n ai - me .*. of the Whiti Rock hotel Is in negotiation with the own era nf adjacent properties to secure the game rights thercn and will thus There are three concerned in the m Ladysmith end Cumberland. There will possibly be lengthy litigation before the federal government recovers tho cost from these, as there will be all snrts of legal qnesiini's as to who called out the trops, what time was spent in each place cr within the tnu-J nicipal limits and the like. There is: an impression In Nanaimo that thej troops were ordered out on the request ] of the attorney-gem ral before the ac-1 tuiii requisition by the mayor, or a magistrate, and two justices of peaee was received. H If that should he so it would bei ty municipalities I White Rock Meat Market, j Beats, Dressing natter���Nanaimo.! Branch of | _ * O Armstrong & White, Cloverdale. Fresh meat af White Itock market cn Tuesdays, Wednesday, Fridi��������� 1 and Saturdays. Opposite White Hock hotel. the J COTTAGES BUILT. Repairing, Jobbing, etc. Apply B. GRANT, White Rock. Rooms, Swimming Costumes for hire. WHITE ROCK BOAT HOUSE. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, VEGETABLES IES AT be in a position to provide sport for;made a prour,,| for resisting the de-: guests In that direction, wnll I the n!n���u for repaymenl by that city and wild duck shooting en Semiahniflfl probably by the other municipalities, and Boundary bays is a pastime bo So far no Information has been avail-j well known that it is almost need-j ship as to who really signed the re-1 li to mention It. As also is the qulsitlon which the commander ot the trout and other fresh water fishing j troops in the district is supposed to i f iii" Campbi II. comekl rive*... WEDDING Serpentine and Nl-lhave hefore he Issues an order calling I Bimsntows the regiments out for actual service. ~ I In Nanaimo every magistrate has de- inied tbat he wss one of those who I signed. Whether anyone in Ladysmlth' j asked for tlle militia to be sent to jthat city, or whether the one request ws�� msde to si rve for all, is puzi'.ling residents there. ARE YOU INTENDING TO BUILD A HOME? ���AT��� WHITE ROCK H .*'.. iio not tail ie n'-t my estimate. My -a irk speaks for Itself. I^"��li over no n * lhi ' msei ! have built lier... ca.mi work guaranteed on Summ.T Cot-Utges, kdwar::. FRUTTS, ���1 1 ilIAl'i.'U. I'.IX THK. CAMPER'S SUPPLY STORE. Opposite While Rock Hotel. Ice Cream Parlor In Connection. DANCt or liirtor ri-s1.Hi DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FREE, J. HETHERINGTON Contractor, White Rock, B, Saturday bv In the R." nine: reatlo ALL ��� IN THE FAMILY signs CONFESSION WC READING IT 'HO'JT THROUGH ijlt-i . '..* .* VI i*. Mrs. during the I nights ��:-. t 1 have part'.e b * Alm'-e ���' file "Cla I Tidings," the summer home of Fir- Chief and Mrs. J, II. Watson. Those Invited un ili.s occasion were Mr. and Mrs, ii. T. Kirk and family. Mrs. Hudson and family. Mr. and Mrs. ,1ns Wats n. Mrs. A. Wheeler and child. 1 e-. and Mis. Hacking and children, Mrs. Henley, Glslo Currie, Margarel and Klsie Deetie. Mrs. Rattb, Mr. Currie and other young folks. Mrs. Geo. B. Little and daughter Betty returned home ibis week, aftei spending the whole of the summer since last last Mav. al White Rock Mrs. Little expressed lier appreciation of Wliite Rock In no uncertain toneo mul '--ill probably moke an 1 ven 1; ���: ger stay next year. R. P, King and wife, and Miss Elsli Moor *. of Mission, wero guests of thi White Rock hotel last week end. The sltual on of White U"ek aud the de lights of Semiahmoo bay s:> pleased them that they have become house and property owners here. Mrs. ('. M, Walker and family, wll have been home al Otl ir for n week returned nn Wednesday to Rocklands fur the balance of the season. R, Besl aud Miss Fisher, trom New Westminster wire visiters lo Rocklands this week end. Mrs. Kteher, accompanied by Claude and Willie Pur utss, came duwn on Wednesday. Ccusin Married Thorn, Crcat-Grand mother Cany ent! Cou?!n3 Killed tne Choir Chairc. St Peteraburg, Aug. 22. -Major *' reti nnik iff, governor of the ,.1 c v ��� lne " Kostroma, has been dismissed frevi i'.i." n"st in eenseeiifnee if I enr- ^^^^^H ' unknowing- Ottawa, iug, 22, 'i'i." wedding thia ���-. sign 1 a confession of his own In- Weel ��� ' Eugi ue Boi\ In and Misa :..*. mi trnc Rmma Llbergc, dau liter of Mr. Frank viie rovemor hsd 'dr t long ilmi ;';... ���_, . , th Rideau Hall staff, wna reiepated hia administrative In two ' :* thi ii pecta unique. e. -.',- ,.. .. and habitually signed I I,, ,:,,. flrsl plaoe, tbo young couble|whatever oltlcial documents wero pine-1 W hite Rock Express BAGGAGE AND HOU8EHOLD GOODS, TRUNKS, ETC. Ship your Goods In care of KM ATKINSON, White Rock. -.vi!i di li*. r ���" your bouse or enmp Bsnnable rates without further trou- WHITE ROCK HOTEL Ttrree-plece Orchestra. Admission, 2'. )l. W. MUIIP.IS. LA'Sseo. IJ.MPPU0. Hi al !��� ble i New Westminster, MABTW-BENOUR 180 ll'EK I'AIXTS. Plumbing and Heatins;s Gutter Work, '& Pujnpi Specialty. iptlc Tanks :.!. WORK Rubbtroid Roofing From one-half to three ply. mui-ried by Uev. M. Chateln'.n, Bui inf bam, .��� ; oui in of the bride. In ii:" si. Md f ��� the choir whloh ;' *. lu lhi Basilica .* iiile the rogtst ir in;- i.i-ii ' signed, was composed entirely of cousins cf the bride und groom. The choir, too, was a full-sized one, and the music was beautiful and . h 1.. *, thorough training lnd ��� I, there was little to distinguish It rrom tlle :ii ie of a professional choir, and i ' r<* befn'-e him. Hc was unpopular wltn hie it. if. and a trap wns consequeut- h laid [ v him. One nf the under officials put a doc- ument 1 efore Major Veretennikoff an I he signed it without reading i:. Thu document read: "1 have at last arirved al -1" conclusion that 1 am unfit to exercise the duties of governor." Then followed i detiled list of official misdeeds, with j W. POCOCK, PLUMBER ./HITE ROCK. B. C. CHEMICAL CLOSETS. Spei dise dd Builders' Suppli'-s. CFECIAL CLEAN ���THE UP CALE AT every member was a cousin, most their dates, etc. were first cousins, too, of either the This Incriminsting paper, duli sign- brldi or the groom jed, was forwarded'to M. KokovsteiT. Uni there was a still mure remark-1 tin able event In connection with the wed ding, nr. rather, with its after ceie- bration. After the ceremony in the private chapel at the Basilica, the Ibrldo and groom adjourned to the home of Mr. Llberge, on St. Andrews Btreet, tor the reception. New. not many people hive a great- grandmother. And Still less have a great-grandmother who Is alive and active .-it the time of their wedding Neverthi less, at lhe of Lhe bride . while the erli! il ceke v as being < ut, Mrs J. '��� li Ivin. nf Ottawa, a charm- I ing onl' la 'y nf ei t: f ur, sun:' a '��� up ������ :' i; * i'i ii were popular In iv.*:* v ig da; nnd sang them v. ith gr 'it ��� .;��� -it. : h * ��������� '* * red a flrie roil ptlc * rr '**. the go' i ts and was very ������''!.. i e ratul lted on retaining 'ier vole ��� al such an advai * A ag * tile premier, who promptly Btimraonod the governor to st. Petersburg. The ���rovemor admitted the truth of the signature. Oid Country Boot store To clean sweep out all ends of lines in summer stock we have laid them oul in lets at door, in window and in side on bargain table; all marked at specially reduced prices. 601 Columbia C'.rect. Nsw Westminster, B.C. Henley's (The l'i. r Aerated Water Manufactory. OFFICE 717 PRINCESS ST. PHO.S'B IU13. NEW WESTMINSTER. ILK RICHELIEU, PARIS Dr-cei-idai-'t of Great Cardinal Visits British Columbia, Vici -:���:.*. Vug 22 Thai select little ��� i"-."i' '! V! ���* ' lans who consider "*:e'i ii * Ipcom i'el ��� un'" ss they have '.., | B ,_.\ ,,.,, n. .,- ���;,. ... ;.:,..��� ,.f |l1(. "������ ' * - hotel to find ou! who is visiting the r'i'y. experienced an nerie Utile ''���'*' ���,- -ti rd - whi ���' t'.v. e words ��� ��� their eye * "Hlchell n, I'aris." Kad the astral body of the cr-at. cardinal revisited the earth aga'n and ', ���. .��� ... ;-..��� v the soles of its f.et -iv'ii ������. reached ihe shore of the Pa- eide? The superstitious among ih" oo PURE FRESH MILK DELIVETIED HAILY IN WHITE ROCK FROM IIV RANCH. E. E. BOWERS, Dairyman HALL'S PRAIRIE, White Hock Residential Lots. Houses for sale. Houses for rent. .!. H. VIDAL. .LP. For u I! ���freshing. Invigorating Diink Try usi .car .��.:-*" ������MXlX.XXI'mZX*****. ��������� aWMMW���i���a^����������������������� cr.? P. O. Con 571. New Westminster, ������111������i���t*%*i B.C. NON-TOX Non-alcoholle���Made from Malt ami Hops ��� I!V ��� THE WESTMINSTER BREWERY I NELS NEL80N, PROPRIETOP.. ������������������ "*"* ��� The Beach, Surroundings, Water Supply and Train Service Are Unexcelled by any Resort in B.C. ~H THE DELIGHTS OF THE SEASIDE AND COMFORTS OF TOWN COMBINED. Tliere are summer cottages, white canvas camps or tho 50-room White Rock hotel to choose from. Water is piped from artesian wells and springs, milk delivered fresh from thc ranch, stores, restaurant, telephone, daily mail, etc., are all there to provide for your wants j'nd the bathing, boating and miles of sandy beach cannot be surpassed anywhere in British Columbia. W$. ��� ite,Shile OFFICIAL TOWNSITE AGENTS. New Westminster. Resident Manager. WHITE ROCK. amy** r> -tt :���%& mXX^S! ���jjjs- "';")��� .'v ,: ~-i'' -W rs.**-,':.'"--'-;^ BOATING AND BATHING AT WHITE ROCK, D.C. ' Hfratti ��� ��� 1 ��� Vb.0% ooht THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEW9. 8ATURDAY, AUGU8T 23, 1911 u "PAY CA8H IT YOU' WILL PAY Remember the Place��� 33 Eighth Street, and the telephone No. 2 Shredded Pineapple Imported trade after procuring especially for our much difficulty In it. Delightful for Siiiulens. Especially nice for Fruit Salad and a doien other neat dishes. Itemember we are mle agents for this product, per tin 30c. Sliced Peaches���These nre very hurd to procure and only a limited pack, so be sure and get a tin, per tin 30c. California Limes���Jueier than lemons and far cheaper. Kor drinks, lemon pies, etc., they cannot be beaten, per dozen 20c. Bon Ton Raisins���A No. 1. The best on the market, 2 16-oz. pkgs. 25c. FRUIT. Peaches, per lb 10c. Pears, 2 lbs 25c. Plums, 2 lbs 25c. Crapes, per lb 20c. Oranges, dor. 35c. and 40c. Bananas, dozen 30c. t'anteloupes 15c. Watermelons 35c. to 65c. THE Public Supply Stores L. L. ADAMS S. K. BRIGGS PHONE 2. Greater Westminster All notices of meetings, entertainments, sales of work, etc.. In this column are charged for at the rate of 10 cents per line. Please do not ask members of the staff to break this rule, as their Instructions are positive. | The W. C. T. T. will hold a meeting j in St. Stephen's church Monday afternoon at il o'clock when Mrs. ('. ll. Smith, of Grandvlew union, Vancouver, will deliver un address. Save Money is a motto every young man should constantly keep before him. Money set aside makes a man a better employee, a better man. It gives to him that self- confidence so necessary to success. An employer generally considers a savings account as the highest kind of recommendation. If you have not yet become a regular depositor, come here and open an account. One dollar is sufficient to start it. Vou will be extended every courtesy. You will be a better man every day for the effort. Dominion Trust Company. The Perpetual Trustee. New Westminster Branch. 606 Columbia St. Pald-Up Capital and Surplus $2,800,000. Trusteeships under Adminia- trailon, over $6,000,000. Trustee for Bondholders over $26,000,000. Open Saturday Evenings 7 to 9. Take the round this afiernoon, t 2 o'clock. Pare fer trip on the Trans- leaving B.-K. wharf $1. Major Carey, Hoyal Engineers, who , Inspected tbe new Chllllwack armory j last week, is a visitor In the city, ln company witli Colonel J. 1>. Taylor. M. P., he wlll pay a visit to Cloverdale this morning to look into tlie matter of militia equipment as affecting 1) Company of the 10th Regiment Socialist lecture every Sunday night at 8 o'clock in Bdlson theatre. Speaker for Sunday, Com. Marcon, of Vancouver. (1930) The sixteen instruments fc LacroBS���New Westminster vs. V. A. C. at Queen's l'ark Ibis afternoon, rain or shine. Admission, 25c. (1921!) tlie i |iMii',) i .Maillardville band have arrived and the llrsl practice was held last night in the church linll, miller Mr. Borden's luailership. i According to Miss Strong, tbe senior grade work at the High school, whieh has been a success In the past, will be even more this year. The class will start work on Monday morning next. Clearance sale of tlie Frank Major Music company's stock of musical instruments and musical merchandise, half prico. Columbia Piano liouse, 445 Columbia street. (1928) Only a couple of drunks of the common garden variety registered at Chief Bradshaw's hostelry on Thursday night. No fees were charged yesterday morning by Magistrate Edwards for their entertainment. Money to loan on first mortgages. Improved city and farm property, 9 por cent. Alfred W, Mcl.eod. (18281 The city firemen were given a run yesterday afternoon to box 12 at Agnes and Merrivale streets, owing to a short circuit of the wires, caused by the city electricians who are rewiring the system. The last amateur lacrosse game of the season at Queen's Park, this afternoon. Give the local youngsters your support. Admission, 25c. Face-off il o'clock. (192,1) The current issue of the B. C. tGa- zette contains notice of the appointment of .lohn E. Turnbull to be a clerk In tbe office of the district registrar of the supreme court in this city, dating from April 1, 1913. BurquiUam persons wishing to show what the district can produce will send anything they wish towards Vancouver district exhibit to W, Whiting not later than Augusl 27. (1903) An unusual number of caseB will probably be disposed of by Stipendiary Magistrate Clute in the fisheries otliees this morning, when fishermen on the river will be charged with Violating tlie regulations regarding tlie open channel and also the length of the nets used. For pressed brick, fire clay, common brick, cement, lime, plaster. | gravel, sand, rock and fuel oil, apply | io the It. C, Transport Co.. Ltd. Office phone 826, wharf plume 8S0. (1829) The new theatre at Maillardville opened to a crowded house on Wednesday night. Tri-weekly performances ��ill In' given Tlie storekeepers mul light refreshment shopmen '���unsHler llie new venture a boon to them, trade receiving nn impetus from the patrons, who flocked from the Fraser mills. The Victor Augusl records are of a very high standard. We handle n well selected stock. Best of service and courteous treatment. Columbia Piano House. 445 Columbia street. (1928) A Hum of horses owned by Trapp's, booked to a delivery wagon made an early dash across Sixth street thia morning at 7:30 from the stable on Cunningham street. No one was burl as they were stopped after running a couple of blocks. One horse had the hobbles on and had liis foot slightly injured. Tickets on sale now for the oneniii'i Bhow of the season. Billy "Single" Clifford in the big musical comedy "Believe Me." Prices 511 cents to $1.50 at Tidy, tlie florist. (1935) Wallace Whiting Rochester road, who has charge of the BurquiUam exhibit for the Vancouver exhibition, will commence the construction of the Burqultlam stand today. The plans for the new hotel at .Maillardville have been prepared and will be submitted to tlie licensing board of Coqultlam when It Is constituted, nnd the application for license made. The licensing hoard meets on September 10. Seat sale opens this morning al Tidy, the florist's, for the opening show of the season, tlte big musical comedy. Bilk "Single" Clifford "Believe Me." Prices 50 cents to $1.50. (1S35) Tbe location of the new recreation hall for Port Moody nt (ieorge and Kyle streets, is being slashed and burned, after which stumping operations will be begun. Although the plans of the hall have not been finally approved, the Bite will most probably be fixed so as to leave Hie front of the nine lots, purchased for municipal purposes, available for the erection of the city hall, when i; is considered expedient to build. Church Notices ST. STEPHEN'S PIIESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Corner Fourth avenue and Seventh street. Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday school 12 a.m. M. Gordon Melvin, B.A., minister. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Corner Carnarvon and Blackwood, Rev. Jas. S. Henderson, minister.-���Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Sabbath scliool and Bible class 2:30 p.m. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH��� Rev. A. S. ix-wis, B.D., pastor. Public worship 11 a.m. and 7:3d p.m.. with sermons by the pastor. Morning subject, "The Antidote for Anxiety"; evening subject, "Lessons from tlle 1-lfe of a King." Primary Sunday school 11 a.m., all other departments 2:80 p.m. Tlie Fidelia class will be the guests of the Baraca eluss. Members nnd friends of both classes are invited. SALE, SATURDAY Aug. 23 at 9 a.m. See Advt. on Page 3 McAllisters Ltd. Successors to Lees Limited ST. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH���Services 11 a.m. and 7:80 pin. Evening subject, "Tbe Candor of Christ." M. Gordon Melvin, minister. B.A., White Rock "The Playground of B.C." WHITE, SH11ES& Co., Official Apis NOTICE. Tenders will be received for restaurant, refreshment nnd amusement privileges iu Queens park on Labor Day. Monday, September 1. 1913. Apply to secretary of Labor Day committee, D. S, CAMERON. Labor Temple, corner Seventh and Royal avenue. Phone 11403. (1934) EMPRESS TAXES 1913. Municipality of Burnaby. Tax demnnda for the current year having all been issued and as tho rebate period will expire on August 25. owners who hnve not received iheir notices will oblige by communicating with tli�� undersigned immediately, giving full description of their property. W. H. GRIFFIN, Collector. (1S40) Edmonds. WAS STRONG ON SCHOONERS BUT NOT ON GONDOLAS One solitary offender was tlie bar vest reaped by the police up to 9' o'clock last evening. "JoSin Doe," blew Into tbe city yesterday with thej idea of sinking bis face into sundry,' perhaps many, schooners with the re- i suit that as the evening shinies were I drawn his lamps lit on a small ring of; Italians holding a confab on Front | street. Evidently these sons of Italy did. i not. appeal to "John," for he sailed right in to clean nut these Venetian I citizens.' I' c. Anderson was looking for trouble, so was "John. Finnic Bill Guttrldge, police patrol. I bonk, bonk, city bastlle. THEATRE Vancouver Week Beginning Monday. August 25. Matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. Henry W. Savage's Tremendous Dramatic Spectacle, "EVERYWOMAN" 150 People. Symphony Orchestra. Nights and Saturday matinee 50e to fiM. Thursday matinee 50c lo $1.50. j Tuesday matinee 35c. 50c, 75c and ' $1.00. Mail orders filled now. This | is the original New York company. (1910) VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES. MISS E. D0WNHAM Residence Y. W. C. A Phone 1324. ! MATERNITY, SURGICAL AND MEDICAL CASES ATTENDED. What with the harbor improvements, the further development of the fisheries, and Atchison's Ladies Tailoring branch, surely Westminster is coming to her own. J.N. AITCMISON Tailor to Ladies and Gentlemen. Schools Ope n Monday OUR LINE OF PUBLIC ANI) HIGH SCHOOL HOOKS IS COMPLETE. WATERMAN ANI) SWAN FOUNTAIN PENS. EXERCISE BOOKS PENCIL PENS RULERS A MECHANICAL SPINNING TOP WITH EVERY PURCHASE SCHOOL BAGS ETC., IN GREAT VARIETY DON'T FORGET-A GIFT FOR EVERY PUPIL. THE GASKELL BOOK AND STATIONERY COMPANY, Ltd. COLUMBIA STREET NEW WESTMINSTER Westminster Trust Block. TOO MANY POTATOES j ON CITY MARKET; White Rock Hotel Under new management; $2.00 per day. Special weekly and week-end tariff on application. H. W. MORRIS, Lessee. Insure with Alfred W. MeLeod, the insurance man. All kinds written. Hundreds of millions to pay losses. (18'JS) on liis annual visit through the Dominion, li. L. Vork, comptroller ol ,ili" timber and grazing lands of the Dominion, was in tlie city yesterday conferring w itli l*:. W, Beckett, Dominion timber agenl tor the New West- | minster district. Drops Over 25 Cents Per Bar��� Encj and Butter Prices Go Up. -and��� N.IOY EATING VERY DAY. TAKE THIS AUTO TRIP Fred Davis will sell I tion ifor II. .1. Russell j minster auction housi I Voek. Columbia street liy public aue . :it his West Kings hotel on Saturday Columbian College NEW WESTMINSTER Commercial Department opens Sept. 9th. A. E. EtherinKton, Commercial Master. Miss A. Loree, Teacher in Stenography and Typewriting. Kor further information apply to REV. A. M. SANFORD, D.D. Principal. evening. Augusl 'i.i, at 7:30 sluir; Hoods will include beds. springB an.! mattreases, oak book cases and Iml! stands, gas ranges, heaters, couches linoleum, etc. 119211 Wiih prospects of line weather, the firth annual fete of St. Albnn's Anglican church, KaBt Bumaby, held today on the grounds of Mr. and Mrs. L. I', lllll. Burnaby Lake, premises to be the best ever. Prizes have been donated and these will be put up for competition In the Bport program, Boating will be pOBSible on Deer lake, while tennis, croquet and oilier games will be played on the well appointed grounds of the host and hostess. The affair begins at 2:30 o'clock and will close at 9 o'clock In the evening. A distinguished gathering will probably be present tills morning when the official ceremonies of opening tiie Nlcomekl and Serpentine dams will take place in the Delta district. Hon. Thomas Taylor, minister of public works for the province, who has recently arrived from London, will be In the city a few minutes tbls morning, on his way to the scene of the gathering. He will bc accompanied by Prank J- MacKenzie, member of tbe riding. Tliomas Ciflord, M.L.A.. and others from this city. AtitOB will leave here about 10:30 o'clock. C'llM ! llllil Next Tuesday at noon all the amateur photographers in New Westmin ster should have their cameras at tlie Moot of Sixth street when Heller, the I handcuff expert, JumpB Into the ! Praser river handcuffed and shackled. Heller Ib to appear nt the Royal liny ai performances, Heller will be securely fastened by the pollce and then he will make IiIb sensational leap. Manager Qlllts will give a caBh prize to the best photograph snapped by an amr.teur. ,-,,., Although cautioned last week lagalnsl bringing new potatoes to tin* market in sueh large numbers, growers persisted in sn doing again yester day, umi as n consequence there were many bugs of potatoes remaining al tlie conclusion ol tin morning's trading in their pn sent state ihese v, ill not keep long anil it is noi Improbable ��� :i *-'uie v. iii partially spoil before they can be used. 'I in market clerk ie.-, ,in\ s, ii ihat new potatoes bo dug up nn*i marketed only us they nre needed. This will allow ihe ones nol needed to become fully matured, Yes terday'a price waB from 7.". cents to Jl per bag, Biggs Bold us pri iii:* il. very linn al in cents, nnd in Bome cases a ten, Cenis higher, and retail i'i* :���,", u dozen, 'lbe demand for butti keen nnd the price sliglnly abov of last v. i ek. Other prices wl re: Fruits. Anples :: iin 25c Blackberries, box $ 1 go Vegetables. Potatoes, per bag 76c to Jl Beets, per bunch 5c Onions, per lb.. CarrotB, per bunch Cabbage, per lb Turnips, eneh .' fe Eggs and Butter. Kggs. wholesale, dozen .'in<' EiggS, retail, dozen 40c to 46c Mutter retail per lb 35c. Butter, wholesale, per lb 'ive Flsh, Retail. Pink Spring Salmon, per lb l.'c Wliite Spring Salmon, per lb 10c l'"lounil;'is, per Ib 10'' Sturgeon, per lb 1 '���! Halibut, per ib 10c I Smelts, per Ib 1'" Herring 3 lbs. 26c Sockeye, each 16c Retail Meats. Beef, best rib roasts IBc to lKr Beef, loin 18c to L'Te. Beef, round Bteaks ......23c. to 26c. Boiling beef 14c Veal lRo. to 17c. Pork 12e* to 13c. Mutton 1 iie to 20c Poultry. Hens, small, per doz $6 to ��7 Herts, large, per doz *8 to $10 Chickens, per doien $4 to $8 ��� ..$3 to jr, Hens, live, per lb 23c. Chickens, live, per Ib 23c. to 24c. Ducks, per dozen $12 to $15 Ducks, live, per lb 20c to 23c Ducklings, per lb 28c to 30c P. Burns & Co. Ltd. Palace Market, Columbia St. 1200, 1201, 1202. Sapperton Market, Phone 1204. Eighth St. Market, Phone 1205. Edmonds Market, Phone L883. Pack in your bathing suits and a well filled hamper nnd spend a day at Maple Beach, Boundary Hay. Plenty of free picnic places on the sninl beach or under the wonderful spread- Phones I ing maples. Lovely spring wuter. I Take the River road in Ladner nnd lie' lioudv rond snub CURTIS ��. DORGAN. Agents for Whalen Estate. New Wectminster. K. H. BUCKUN, Pres and Claal. M|T. N. BICAKDSLEE, Vice-President. W. F. H. BUCKUN, Bee. and Treas SMALL-BUCKLIN LUMBER CO., Ltd. MANUFACTURERS OF Fir, Cedar and Spruce Phones No. 7 and 8/7. SPECIALS Pears Grapes, per Ib, Bananas, per dozen Cantaloupe, each .. Peaches, tier lb. ... Watermelon, each .. Plums Oranges, per <l��� zen .2 lbs. 25c 20c 30c 15c In" ,40c to 60c .2 lbs. 'J.-,.* ,30c to 46c W* J. RUSE (Successor to Ayling 447 Colun-iBla St. & Swain.) Phone 93. FIRST SHOWING OF FALL GOODS. i Call and inspect our fall lines and new fall stylos and place your order now. J. P. GALVIN Ladies' and Men's Tailor. 401 Columbia St. B. C. ELECTRIC���INTERURBAN LINES. Trains From Interurban Terminal���Columbia St For Vancouver via Central Park. 6C. .4c Hotel Dunsmuir Eighth Street. Reduced Tariff to Meet the Times. WEEKLY RATES���All outside rooms $4.00; Court rooms. $.1.00; dally rate 75c. and $1.00. Newly furnished. Hot and cold running water and telephone in all room1-- GOOD CAFE IN CONNECTION. WEEKDAYS 5 nnd 6.45 a.m. and every in minutes until 9 p.m. Half hourly service until 11 pin. v.ith late car at night BATURDAY8���IB minute vice is continued until n SUNDAYS -��. 7, 7ii0 8 S ill) and every 16 mlnutea 11 pin with lute car al ii glit. For p.m. a.m. and with lato hourly car at inld- ser pm. and until mid- Vancouver via Hurnaby liKnt'l.AK BBRVICE��� B.46 and <I46 a m and hourly until 10 p. tu., with into car at 11.80. RUSH HOUR SPECIALS���7.80 a.m. and 4.30 SUNOAY8���8 until lu p.m. 11.80. For Vancouver via Eburne WEEKDAYS���7 am. anil every hour until 11 p.m. BUNDAY8- 8 a tn. and every I.um until 11 p.m. Connection Is made ut Kb- liour until 11 p.m. niul other points on Lulu Island. Eraser Valley Line FOIt CHILLIWAlK AND WAY STATIONS���8.18 a.m. 1.10 umi 0.15 p.m. FOIt HUNTINGDON AND WAY POINTS���4.06 p.m. BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY. CRESCENT BEACH Take advantage of tbo Hiisih'Hi Man's Train and mnke your home at Crescent Beach (Wackle Spit) for tho summer months. Train leaves at 5:30 p.m. dally, on and after June 15, returning in the morning In time for business. Crescent Ileach affords Ideal conditions for -summer homes, combining the beBt of bathing, boat lng at all stages of the tide together with fine beach. Artesian well water to all residents, Lot us show you this property. F. J. HART & CO., LTD. Established 1881. We write Fire, Life, Accident, Employers' Liability, Automobile and Marine Insurance. �����e POPUUR SHOE STORE 641 FRONT STREET Open Evenings Till 9 p.m.; Saturdays 11 p.m. SCHOOL OPENING School Boots for kiddies, from $1.25 School Boots for Misses and Boys 1.45 The finest variety in the city. See us before buying. We arc out of the high rent district so can give thc best value.
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