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fTre INSURANCE ���,HITE. SHILES & CO. W^ LITE 1 ASSURANCE WHITE, SKiLES & CO. 1 260 Columbia St. Phone 85. I . O, SATO RDAY MORNING. ! v . nil-. fii EXHIBITS BEGIN 10 ARRIVE L. Start Mi ��� With Ine Arts S on. ��� . ibltion ' Btaff' pre- week. ��� \ di onton- ( . arrived on Will he 111 ti. salmon ' An, and Comox |iavP' ai ��� p foi arrange- fu) fingers of those NEW STUMER Will. SM0KE1 | tING BE READ. SU , PROMiNENr LIBERALS Prince Royal Will Start on Run River About Middle of Next Month. Up Thri , . theLegis- . ihe City CA-INlI \ PIANS ii lng :��� ��� s- irrlval of outside 1 ��� I ��� - ��� I*' IcsiWi- fi Surrey is Confident ive 1 '' ��� ' Woi k ,s now le li pushed i apidlj . id on thi ' ��� Pi ��� ��� toyi and ii is expecte I thai she will bi read; in take the uj,ii\i r run I middle ol the coming month. The ioiii is now practically pi, ti. tiv cai penten beii present time engagi ���! upon I he * house ;mJ upper works it h i pi ted thai it will be readj to the wale,- bj the end ol October. The machinery, which is being turned . . ' ' ��� ' 0 ol of thi Liberal Prellmi] ary 1' . to Be Drafted al the Mei ." lay. DEBENTURE ISSUE WILL TRADLS COUNCIL BE SOLD SHORTLY! AND 0RGANIZATiU_ Tenders Must Be In By Friday���Speculation Upon Price Which They Will Realize. Ottawa. Oct. 8.��� sv ti -lis I BSiOD : . . t I B davs meeting 1 I ni of Sir Frederick Borden out bv lhe Schaake Machine Works, partJ^^^MU-gislature, Stuart HonL_____^________^^^^^^^_ Ib also approaching completion, and il dorfon anr1 ���1"1"' Oliver, togethei nnd Hon. 1.. P. Brodeur from London, says 'lii- is going to win the year, an.l from . arrived it is cer- . ., loi In do Is expected thai ir will be read he placed in position at abo n time thai the vessel ip .. pleted. Were ii not for the boili thi vessel might he ready to lake t!,, hy lhe closi of Ihe present month. The boher, however, is being manu- factun .I in il,. east, and Is n< I ;...-, ,i t,, reach rhe citj befon tin ��� 11 md week in November. Oi is in hand, all will he ready for tl-1 opei ' ion of iln- new \ essel, Tin- Roj I city Navigation <",,. by whom the Prince Royal is helng is ai presenl operating the strati on the upriver run. hut when the new boat is complete sne will take thl Strathcona's place. LIVE STOCK COMES FOR BIG EXHIBITION ly exliiti | s. ll. Law- . f the Salmon | fruit will fig- \._. ilarly apples. Arm- apples tn a . '. irly all these dis- ti for the agri- evening. ling will be a i ;��� Is in be no- I the various ntatlves of differ- lompanii mg picked up a l- al tin- a. Y. P. (ition. Another Dining Room. ie historical exhibit, and lhe fine I section, abo il which there has j outside the influ- of the board of control, are at h taking ; and a start was '���vtii the arrange-. K of res by members of i The steamer Strathcona had a ca trltls i Society of Arts, paciiy load when she arrived in port this ��� tlon of the industrial yesterday. t_e cargo being largely ling wil! be placed a dining-room composed ot exhibits lor the fair. lied by tin ladles of the mix-1 On the lower deck she carried a Columbian hospl- large part of the live stock which will which wiii i il .-nu. -It win be be exhibit?, hy A. C. Wells, the w-ell {���rge of a committee. The mix- known Chilliwack breeder. This ���will ulsn have control of the consisted of twenty-two Ayrshire cows, for which Mr. Wells' farm is famous, together with a large herd of swine, and a number of sheep. The Strathcona also brought the Mission distrlcl exhibit large part of the exhibit from ley. Tbe remainder of this display will follow tomorrow. with one of their ablest lieutenants, ('. W. Mm ��� oui tl nd their views will . i . .I w ith ei SOI lrom Vane iver ex] ;. Including J. 11 S< nkler, K. C Eitln l; Jardine or a. E Ki lllngton, presi of tin 1..: ui. will Sl klni will he I I and oi I ��� tra will he on hand to ;.l ^^^^^^ ; meet ��III t>. called to or I ok. al full ai;, ndance ��� of minlsti is like , ' an To Draft First Program. In a v ie :.,l Waj . it ll);,.> ihai ihe comii Ion will s,, ��� Iminai j steps ink, n foi the i nt of a p ��� na\y, il,- flrsl proj i b o ��� sevei al j eai - and lni la,ling the ��� uction of pi rl,ai's tweli,��� wai \. s-. is. embracing two v three cruie near fi tin 1, ndi rs oi, tl i arc . tuthorlzed on Am usi 25, ini, ri si is 1" mg shovi ii the bri a Hi .:, i ii p. Latham ii rei . ���- ol vn i In thi easi Tl,, to I" sold i . 'i as againsl $11 old abou this i i, thi 'i pd 101-11, whii on the pi ofll above i Whetlu i thi san i wlll occur this yeai Is uncei tain, a ��� ��� - e- nol so even as It was t ee months and the rate of discount Is risin Tiv last hour foi receir bids 's ; | m on Friday next, Excellent Speech on Labor Topics By C. 0. Young, of American Federation. Longdistance Wireless Message. linn,,lain. Oct. 8.���The army transport Buford, which arrive,I from Ma- yesterday, rep,urs thai win ��� - ni Steamer Strathcona Brought Down Fine Lot of Pure Bred Animals Yesterday. ,. ,ers of the Bristol class, torpedo boatf Provision wil] also bi madi foi tin training of thi mi n to n in I i n< �� heals 1 his hv, , ,] " .' thl as of the British admiralty 'i ��� i thi lending ol training ships :.,i fleers It Is understood that arrangements ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ are In ing made for ,,ne el the ohh r communication was estal Ish d with types ol B Itish cruisers to bi the Pacific coasl toui days before ripe brought to thi I ..��� fii coasl to nerve vessel made this pen. This means the dual purposed a I thai messages were Interchanged tlon cruiser and a training Ip. A over a distance of 3300 miles The simihii- cruiser to Berve the same pur- Buford is supposed to hav the most ,,osr may be obtained foi the Atlantic powerful wireless equipment afloat in coasi. the Pacific ..can. Establish Plants. Tin government contemplates a Obtained Concessions in Rates. provision for the establishment i I Cincinnati. Oct. 8.���The federal Canadian shipbuilding plants mid dry grand jurj returned ln the United docks capable of handling the con Stales distrlcl court yesterday an in- structlon or repair of all vessels re dlctment againsl the Luke shore _ |ql_red for lhe fleet, as well us oceam To At _nd Service. The ci ubin '1 Epworth li ai u s of \, ,\ Westminster have chai ten I a ecml cai fo the purpose ol attending the lug Epvorth Leagui i Ion to be held on Mondaj in ni Methodlsi church. Vancou- The car will leave this citj al 6:55 in the evening, Rev. J. A Boyl traveling secretary for the li a n p" Bi Itish Columbia, Saskat- chi wan, and Albei ta, will address thi cm entlon. .11.1. PREPARE PLAN OF CRICKET PITCH ON SOUAHE Michigan Southern Rallwaj company on the charge of violating the interstate commerce law by obtaining concessions in rates on the shipment of railroad tics from a point in Tennessee to Chicago. going vessels for the Canadian marine. This is an impoi anl pari of the whole scheme, and u deputation representing British capitalists will be in the capital soon to discuss the question with the government, BOOZE MAKES TROUBLE. TRADER BRINGS tXHIBITS Cricket Club Hears Report From Committee���When Scheme is Completed. Meet Again. rtunent room In the Women's Y ' thi hi.-al council _ p * much fresh doing ihe bi . buildings, the rush mot taking place for a couple of If the weather clears up lt I mean mai j prize animals coining k (air. which have been entered. ma; not bi seni by the breeders iv eet frightened of a wet week. down md a p0uce Lang- latter Drunks Were the Whole Show at the Animals Police Court Yesterday. Captain Plttendrlgh presided Her court yesterday and a persistent JNCT0N PREACHER MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARS Iloncton. N ;; Ocl 8.���The myster- - : ��� ; ;��� bi tween Oakville ' '������' Isi ��� Moncton, of Rev. Gordon Wurman, son of W. A. tman of the 1 C.R., this city, is erted. Bit had been preaching on circuit at fWlle, and - Ined a week's leave ��� to Moncton to visits parents, with whom he lives phis two-yi ir-old daughter. Since D '"' has : ol been heard Of, and parents an very much worried, lephoni i ii 6ages I���. have laid ���He is abo Hill-Graham. The marriage was celebrated in Vancouver, at tlie residence of Dr. G. W. Bogus, recently, of Arthur Hill, formerly of this city, and Miss Marion It. Graham, eldest daughter of the late Hugh Graham, Netherby, Huntingdon, Que. The ceremony was very quiet, being only attended by tlie relatives and near friends of Mr. and Mrs. Hill. Rev. Dr. Perry officiated. Mr. and Mis. Hill will take up tbelr residence at H'>~- Parker street. Grandview. Vancouver. the all over ao result. _ , years ot age and re- rm ��al ... Labrador mis- t .. U;p- tnarrli '. three years po, nts wife dying about a year ago. County Court. In county court chambers yesterday Judge Howay heard two applications. One was for the lixing of the date of trial of the case Leitch vs. Harrison Shingle Company, 3 R, 'Irani applying on behalf of the plaintiff, trial w it the ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ handed I out bard to a persistent drunkard The man had heen before the com t on several occasions, and bad served a short term In gaol to allow- the effects to wear off. When he again appealed yesterday the magistrate wasted few words over hlm, and he went hack to the gaol for three more months, on a vagrancy charge. Another of the vagrant variety, of a Journalistic turn of mind, was permuted two hours to lilt the ties for elsewhere and an Intimation was given thai I," he returned on a future occasion his reception would he more warm than hospitable, Three common drunks were assessed the usual fine. Two drunkards were brought to tin- lockup during the day and await trial tills morning, with the option of forfeiting the five dollars bail which each put up to acquire liberty. IXe. British Horses for New York. 8.���A cablegram 1 111 *j��' '��� Beresford Of the l(Y In England, was re- ���.'" :' " 'i Vanderbilt, pres- 0' "' ' ; Horse Show as- thai several of ...... bl tllllitarj riders etl,CI' {' Show In'he held irdi ii trom No- the nffi K'' ^OW 21, at 11 an order shire vs. gation. The set for Thursday, October a.m. Mr. Ellli applied loi nisi iu the case of York- Thomson, old : landing lili- The order was granted. OLD I.O.O.F. Aid. BLOCK BONDED. |n Madison ��� ��� ��� |�� tin ,| flrst time thai Brit Cutter rs foi' Japanese Smugglers. fttK �� ' i officer. be Tut.."8 ��� thai the reve- t< ���,'.;. . i ... the station - . ti e powerboats and for, cruising radius tatheJt �� offlciala :",' constantly Bnuggling ' ":" Poaching and ����'n.,| ,,', , ' thirty Japanese equipped wit. "!iS lmv'' been in the I,-, """'in" engines With- Lis! t,.'A ltonis,,(ii'"1 "'"��� n athS and the ens- to keep close Adams Gives Option on Columbia Street Property. Another Columbia street propertj has heen optioned, the old Odd Pel- lows block being so bonded from Al deinian George Adams through Diamond & Cm hould. The parties interested an- not stated. This hlock was recent ly purchasea by Mr. Adams, whose sioie is lherein from the previous proprietors, an vestment company. Tin- Odd lows had some trouble years ago financing their own block, and fire did not help them. ll is stood the company who obtained control made an arrangement to continue the order there, which was done m they built themselves tin- present handsome block on the corner Eighth and Carnarvon streets. New Survey. Notice is given ill the currenl issue of tiie b. C. Gazette to the effect thai the following tract of timber situated in New West minster district has been surveyed; Loi 2522, I. R Johnson ami A. P. Fisher, T. I, 41,970; 2526, Charles A. Lllli sburg, 39,612. The plans may he seen at Hi partmenl of lands. Victoria, the offlci of .1. it. skinner. Vancouver, and tin ollice of the governmenl agent of thli city. and Airships Formed Cargo Yesterday. The trader yesterday on her arrival in port unloaded a varied cargo of exhibits for the provincial exhibition, gatl ed together at Victoria, where most of them have been exhibited. The hold was filled wiih animals, cat- He, horses, sheep and pigs. On the deck were the hulls of two launches. | These wiii he exniblted by ton Electi ic Co . ni Victoria. a thirty-fool power launch, fine lines, and designed lo knots with a 16 horsepower The other is a pleasure launch sixteen feet iii length and built for comfort ns well as moderate speed. On the upper deck of ihe steamer a strange framework attracted some attention. This wa: tne frame of the Stroebel airship, which has been dying at the Alaska Yupon Pacific exposition, and will be shown here. The airship is of the dirigible balloon I-ttsluirg type, ascending hy means of an elon- j Detroit . gated gas hag. driven by a motor. In accordance wiih the wish of the ciiy council, at a uniting of the Westminster Crlckel Club held yes- terday ii was decidi .1 to draw mi a plan of tiie proposed improvements at Moody square wiih a view to establish a recreation ground on proper lines for the summer sports, and a committee consisting ol it J, Hickman. T. Gifford. M P P .1 11 Vidal. J. ll. Diamond mid T. D Sherriff, was appointed (o draw up a plan showing the work proposed to i,, done to accommodate the cricket, tennis, and bowling clubs and repon to a future meeting for approval R. .1. Rlckman occupied thi chair, and reported for the committee, which Interviewed the city council on Monday. He mentioned tnat the the Hin- council wanted n plan showing the One la Position p'l the cluh house, and the built on kind of fence and its situation J;ug- 'gested hy the members. They also desired to know Ihe cosl of laying out the ground foi the purposes required. The committee appointed will meet at Moody square for the purposes of examining the situation. make 21 engine. PITTSBURG WINS FIRST GAME IN GRAND SERIES R. .il ii ii 1 -J 1 ll il i'.i u n n ii (i a n 0- ���Plttsburg, Adams At ihe monthlj ve. Trades & Labo i incil lasi e\ ��� ��� ieresiiiig add i was given hy C ii Vouni orga i of the American i di i piiiiui ol l.i.iii.p ..,, prob connei I ���! win, the i i ��� Ization of Industi Ial woi ki the -i . continent. The meeting had ��� i thrown open to all men, and those attending hea ��� insn speech which al ;. i q K nee, and through,ml wv- : I by good Judgment, and en si Labor Must Be United. 0�� lng to a call to Montana he imi mail d e wi ,id be unable to make thai p., . anci with the lo, al situation whieh li, had hoped Hew- ever hi had been .... tin Pai iii, coasl i-iiu. v ��� a id laboi conditions throughout the world wen universal and knew no flag oi country. lhv ing pointi ,1 out ow . vei ythlng In the world had bi i n achli ved by organization, hi a , ,i thi n. cessitj of labor standing toi i ther In the fight. The trades unionist movement Btood l"i Letter conditions, and the lil st ihing ii sought was .. maki the man ���i gei'd citizen ol the counl i j In which he lived. Inconsistency of Union Mei. 11;, v ing pointed OUl thai lhe possession of a union curd did not repreBenl everything, and that the man musl be a good workman, he passed on to point out that the day of strikes had gone, and it had become necessary to arrange matters hy conciliatory i met hods. The trades unionist was himseir 'often one of the greatest offenders against unionism. How many of them examined their clothes to see if they bore the union label, or their tobacco (o see if it was put up under union conditions? Giving a word of 'caution again Bl the expectation of petting a greai deal all al once, he pointed oui that human progress was slow, and they musl move slowly. The speak?- discussed shorter hours, and the Improvement of wages. and declared that if the American iFederation of Labor hud doubled the number of men. it could do twice the amouni of useful work organizing In concluding he expressed Hie hope thai the local unions would support tlie Westminster Trades Council, and show interest In the central body of Hie (own when, they earned their living. Council Business The council held a brief session after Mr, Young had delivered his address. The United Hal Workers of America sought the assistance of the Council to induce union men to buy onh I'roni (he manufacturers who had disowned the association of manufacturers, and were again allowing the union label in the hats. The council appointed a committee to wait on ihe merchants in town, ami draw their al lent ion to this Btate of things. The committee named was R. A. Btoney 11 K l(secretary), D. Rogers and W. Dodd. I 5 <i,The ball committee reported through I il ;t 11. Knutsen that arrangements were and in progress for the ball next Tlmrs- Lot r. i. e de- Owner Turns Up. Freeman Steves. a well known Oldtlmer of the Fraser Valley, has come forward as lhe owner of the horse and buggy which wei,, found by James Montgomery of this city, standing apparently unknown mil nn cared tor on the Yale road, some Bat t erl es-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Gibson; Detroit, Mulling and Smith. Iday, The secretary declined the Pittsburg, Oei. 8.���-The Pittsburg, suggestion of a salary, hut received champions of the National league, de- authority to appoint a janitor for the teated Detroit, the American league custody of the hall, and T. Turnbull pennant winners, in the opening ireported on lhe deputation which game for the world's championship j waited on the forestry commission. series here on Forbes the score of e to I. fielding, coupled with field today bylManj other mailers of detail were Detroit's poor 'considered. timely hitting j by Wagner. G'ison and Clarke, days ago. The horse. Which was lost lc0unted��lor' Plltshurg's victory sight of for sunn having wande days, has turned up to tlie tarm of a Surrey for ll owner farmer pending who has been the appearance caring oi' an i ii- 'el- in the under- Concert Tonight. The congregation of tin Lutheran church will in ll id I. O. (I. F. this evening. Miss tie, a well known Swedish hold a concert lull at 8 o'clock is Bdgren of Beal singer, win contri bute to the program. of A day AntiTuberculosis Society i',';";"^ ot heiper fa* fig?wlth tu" ai,,i-t"- ����� "-ft trade a8a[6e urgently City in assist,ints attend complete """'sdiiv for the tag has been called at 3 o'clock In the meeting takes place room, and all requested to Didn't Tell It Square. Pittsburg, Pa., Oct. 8.���Ed. Papke, Illinois brother ot Billy Papke, the Thunderbolt," sprung some knn. o ��� bolt himself in a local theatre, wmen Call For Aid. Owing to delay lu transmission, a telegram asking for assistance for the orphans and widows of the victims of the mine disaster at Extension did not reach Mayor Keary .till yesterday, and he at pressing sympathy, diate help was it should take reply a.'ion Vancouver from committee MTangements wish to or next once wired ex- asking if Imme- needed. and what form On the receipt of a will be taken. While had a balance left over the Fernie fund raised In gust, 10OS. there was nothing In dry for immediate application in such cases. Olheiser���Deyette. The marriage took place yesterday afternoon at the Queen's Avenue Methodist parsonage of Mr. Frank Olheiser and Mis Marie Deyette, both of this city. Rev, C. w Brown performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs Olheiser have taken up their residence on Brunette street, Bapperton. on buses In the n possible tyi'ifc Au- tbiR Will In addition the Women's building Auxiliary Serve Meals. to their tea rooms th 0��| Called Off. exhibition next of drill week, the Drills .V" ' >*> T,!:'rco v ="W.,MS fi :Yr"'��'�� "**�� has"._.!ompany of the Boys' Instru.-Hon ls showing the pictures of light with Stanley Ketchel. The lecturer, describing the nt-n1; had reached that point wnerei " called attention to the fact _���;���' Papke was knocked to his Kn!;"' Billy's big brother was on l��ai'J instantly, demanding of the^urer jpg ^^ the IndU9t.rla, build; ling at the Fair at ��� ^^^^^^ the Women's of the Royal Columbian will conduct lunch rooms in Much Interest in Big Bout. San Francisco, Od. R.���The delay of the Ketebel-.Iohnson fight until October HI together with reports of Kelcliel's condition materially affected the belting bere on the fight ,A week ago Ketchel waa considered 'only a 1 to 5 chance, but now bets nre |being recorded in which his supporters are compelled to give li to 10. Not a great amount of money has appeared here yet on the event but there ts a very large sum ready to be wagered when that definite news comes from the const. The east apparently Is more interested in this fight than ln any other for a long time, and lt is probable ihat it will be overshadowed only by the Jeffries- Johnson fight. why he did not tell the that Papke slipped. . . iH _ Papke waited until the exhibition was over and went after the man.^' with blood In his eye. Fnends " vented a mix-up. While Papke w.-18 arguing with tbe lecturer d_ri_ performance, the spectators ,���������lrftte sides and helped along the exciti |municate ment. the took which meals vill ���e served from 12 until .. and fromi 6 >ach day of the exhibition. All in these rooais will be cooked. Any lady billing to ���n (he work either in the tea and rooms is requested to com- with Mrs. A. M. Herring. president of the Auxiliary. until ^^ the meals home assist or ac- Do- troll struck fear Into the hearts of the Pittsburgers bv scoring one run In ihe opening Inning, when Adams was unsteady; bul the young Pittsburg twlrler held the hard-hitting American leaguers safely throughout the battle, Tommy Leach was the star in the fielding for the Pirates, as his sensational catch of Cobb's terrific drive to dei'i litre with tWO seventh inning saved of the score. Leach also contributed another spectacular bit of work when he caught Tom Jones, the Texas leaguer, nt the end Of the sixth inning. Pittsburg wus helpless against Mullin In the first three innings. Tbe first hit for the wln.iers was a home- run drive into the right field bleachers by Manager Clarke, after two men were out In the fourth. Detroit's ragged defence in the fifth Innings, coupled with Gibson's two-hug ger, broke the tie and gnvf ���������-'-���- two runs. Fishing Slow. Fishing yesterday was slow on the river and the average catch was small. Cohoes dropped off, sockeyes of comparatively poor quality being the chief catch. Japanese are buying ii large number Of dogs I'm shipment io Japan, spring salmon are geiiing coarse in quality and are nol much soughl after. Fifteen .ems is being paid I'm cohoes. 10c tor BOCk- Btur- eyes. geon and BOc for steelheade me plentiful. The Epworth League Ot Avenue church entertained lege faculty and students of bian Collere last evening at gathering. Queen's the col- Col iim- a social American Collegians Beat Japs. Tokyo, Oct. 8.���The University of Wisconsin nine inflicted another defeat cn the Waso University team yesterday by a score of 5 to 0. The Visitors made seven hits and two errors, while the Japancs players were credited with four safeties and three misplays. Pittsburg PARIS WILL BANISH PROFESSIONAL BEGGARS Paris, Oct. 8.���Americans visiting Parts who have been pestered in the|w beautiful Champs Elysees by the ar- my of professional beggars that infest the place will rejoice to hear that a serious attempt ls being made to get rid of them. All the hotel proprietors and fashionable residents ln the avenue have drawn up a petition to Prefect of Police Leplne, complaining of the nuisance. This beggarly host Is thoroughly organized the members relieving each other at Intervals, and includes linguistic mendicants who can tell a pitiful tale ln any language. At the Churches. At St. Andrew's Presbyterian church tomorrow, Rev. J. S. Henderson will preach both In the morning and evening. The morning subject will be "What the Bible Has Doiip for Us," and the evpnlng, "The Supreme Adornment." Rev. 0. Leonard, curate of Holy Trinity Cathedral, will occupy the i pulpit at St. Mary's church, Sapperton. tomorrow. At the Queen's Avenue Methodist church tomorrow Rev. C. W. Brown 111 take as his morning subject, "Retrospect and Prospect," and for the evening. "The Bar-room a Peril to the Community." At St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal church Rev. A. de B. Owen will preach In the morning on "Insurmountable Difficulties and How They May Be Overcome," and in the evening on the "Introduction of Intoxicants to the Human Race." Rev. Mr. Edwards of Everett, Wash., wlll preach to the congregation of the Norwegian Lutheran church here tomorrow. ��� A'Wf'i. .': it. ' ', V '- ' - . tV*"A\ ��� tof|/��'!_j L ��� ��� i ��� .3 11 . !* <Y' 'I '. 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(I . _""-*������ -' . i ��� ' ��� ^ ���;�������� r*..-.r-- ill* IK*:'* ��� i, "" ��� - ti ��� Ya * ��r>; 4>'; M j n,*J*i. ,f... ii *.< 1<;. ! i'Jri.!. ��./ -i ,; . * ,1 ' j- Mi 4,i :j;|Tf.: V<.; ���, ' fe - ',-'*��������� ,y. - I ; ��� ; _ ��� ���;-; ' II". *'�� I f_ " -'iii' f '^���*f.:':Pt'i;>*|: ft- J--k? ��� <;. ;. - -Hk, :-?��� 11 ,,!'*M*:_!.: U-V\'\i j* v. ... _������ i tl: - . , i. , ���. ,"* nr.. 8 . __ *������ 1-;]t h'Wfv ���**��� '-. .,,:, i.���, i? i I |i'i:.r^ ' r'!thi_^' ��������( PAGE TWO THE DAILY NEWS. SATURDAY 0CTob_r 1 OEE__K___l�� ���_&_,.._-&____> OH_____3 OS___-Sea�� <^E52E____. C_^E3S' ^ 0_iiaa-_. _L_v .___ i__,^^^^_9^i >n WANTED. FOR SALE. TO RENT. LOST. FOUND. REAL ESTATE. BUSINESS. FRATERNAL. ETC. If a man had geld dollars to sell a fifty cents and did not let the people knew anything about it, he would not sell any. You must tell the people what you have to sell, why they sh. thing of the value you offer them in return for their money. Too many of us have got the habit of thinking that because we have been a long time in business everyone muH of n wares. Use the advertising columns of The Daily News and keep abreast of the times. ould purcl ceSsity kn.��� i::ji'^ "��� a"a our WANTED���TENDERS FOR CLEAR- lng aboul a half acre. Loi 1, lis- trlcl loi 757, Lulu island, fronting on the North Ann. D. C. Patterson, Edmonds Station. 233-6 WANTED���YOUTH ABOUT Sixteen years to learn drj good, business. Apply at once. W. S. Collister Co. 232 tf WANTED���STENOGRAPHER. AP- ply by letter staling i xperlence and salary required. Alfred W. .McLeod, the insurance man, WANTED���GIRL FOR GENERAL housework , srnal 1 I'aniil v; no cliil- dren; refe lellces require d. Mrs. c. Cliff, Easi llurnii iby, eni of citv car line. _3U-tl LOST���HAND GRIP. WILL PERSON who ].iekeii up smell English beaver leather hund grip, initialed A. W. B., at the tram ollice. Friday afternoon, ph ase return to tram office at once? HOUSE TC RENT. TO RENT���SEVEN-ROOM HOUSI., with hath. $i_ por month. Apply Mowatt street, 230 Eleventh street. ROOMS TO RENT. TO LET ��� LARGE FRONT BED- room, 701 Agnes stn et, near Carnegie Library. 207tf. WANTED���SHINGLE BOLTS OR tract of cedar suitable for bolt- cutting. See us if you wain to dispose of your cedar. Westminster Mill Co., Ltd., P. O. Box 1003, New Westminster, B. C. 226-6 WANTED���TO RENT, A FUR- nislied house. Apply News Ollice. WANTED���THREE OR FOUR GOOD boys in B.C. Cigar Factory at once. WANTED���SMART YOUTH FOR office with knowledge of shorthand. Apply this offlce. REAL ESTATE. WHITE, SHILES & CO. Real Estate and Insurance Agents��� City, farm and suburban property, 260 Columbia street. HALE BROS. & CO., LTD., REAL ES tate and insurance. Phone 335. 1S6 Columbia street, P. O. drawer 100. it. T. PRINCE���AUDITOR AND Accountant (successor to C. Hamber), collections nnd storekeepers' books of account a specialty; agent for th - Hall Sal'.. Co. Offlce: Room 7, Ham bly block, P. O. box 71)5. CARRIAGE SHOP. WESTMINSTER CARRIAGE SHOP��� j R. j. McNeil. Over T. Ovens' blacksmith shop on Eighth street, Carriages built, repaired and painted. All work guaranteed. ni; THE BEST VALUE IN GRO- lone 386. The Pure b'ood Sup, ery, P. 0. Box 811. I _NOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND repa red by your local tuner, w, I-.'. Martin, Mus. Bac., city. A line will bring hlm. HAND STORE. LAND SURVEYOR. W. N DRAPER, B, C. LAND SUR- iveyor, Eliard block, New Westminster, B. C. LIVERY STABLE. PICTURE POSTCARDS. COOKSLEY'S PICTURE POST ' ir la are on Bale at M. Morey'i Si ' nery Store, .1. O. Gamon a "cigar divan, !���'. Mackenzie's drug store and "The Fair," Columbia Btr iet. DRESSMAKING. MRS. J. A STANDISH, AN EXPER- i need and first-class dressmaker. has opened up dressmaking parlors in Room 14, Smith block, 625 Columbia street. A trial requested. RING \'l' 250 FOR smart turnout. The hies. HACKS AND Fashion Sta- DYERS AND CLEANERS. MACHINE WORKS. 'HE SCHAAKE M .CHINE WORKS, Limited. Front street, New Westminster. Manufacturers of modern saw and shingle null machinery, Mill plants and specifications prepared. SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION OF B. C. ���P. B, Brown, manager, P. O. Box 556, phone 3S4. PACIFIC REALTY CO. (McADAM & Irwin), phone 498. P. O. Box 874. Real estate and insurance. Money to loan, 744 Columbia street. FOR SALE. HORSES FOR SALE���HAVING KK- ceived more horses from our log- ginf camps than we can use, we offer for sale four fine draft horses weighing over 1500 pounds each. Small & Bucklin Lumber Co., City. i'^o-;j FOR SALE���NEW 25-FOOT PLEAS- ure launch equipped With 8-horse- power Palmer motor. Write or call 512 Eighth street. 231-6 MARSHALL SINCLAIR, INSUR- ance, real estate, etc., is located for the present at the offlce of the Settlers' Association. Begbie street, opposite Windsor Hotel ARCHITECTS. W. D. GOODFELLOW, ARCHITECT, Hall-Lavery Block. EDWIN G. W. SAIT, ARCHITECT��� Gulchon Block. Telephone 338. ROYAL CITY ers a��id dyers phone R-7S. dirt and dust fibre���not pressed for and delivered. CHEMICAL CLEAN- 345 Columbia street, The place where He- Is removed from tlie In. Goods called ELECTRICAL WORKS. THE PEARSON ELECTRIC CO.. dealers in electrical machinery, fixtures and supplies, house wiring, armature wiring, motor repairing, etc. Bank of Commerce building, 'phone 331, P. O. Box 928. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN���1 AM PRE- pared to advance money to any amount on city property or for building purposes. Apply Dr. A. D. Buchanan, P. O.. New Westminster, PROFESSIONAL. WHITESIDE <v EDMONDS, BARRIS- ters ami solicitors. Westmin n i Trust Block, Columbia street. New Westminster. W. .1. Whiieside, ll. L. Edmonds. MONUMENTAL WORKS. ,B. C. MONUMENTAL WORKS, JAS. McKay, manufacturer and importer of mounmental tombstones, budding stone, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed Columbia street, New Westminster. FISH AND GAME. -_ BENSON & AYLING. FISH, FRUIT, Game, Vegetables, etc. Begbie st��� opp. Windsor Hotel. NURSERY. ITHE FRASER VALLEY NURSERIES, Ltd.. Burnaby Lake���For healthy, home-grown fruit trees phone 4 15. ^^^^ FURNITURE W. E. FALES, THE FURNITURE Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker, corner Agnes and McKenzie streets. Phone 176, night call 81. [PAPER HANGING & DECORATING. HUDSON, WALL PAPER, ROOM Mouldings, Burlaps, and Sanltas; house painting, kalsomlnlng, paper hanging and decorating. Sixth street, New Westminster. WADE. WHEALLER __ McQUARRIK (F. C. Wade, K. C . A. Whealler, W. G. McQuarrie), Solicitors, Barrl - ters, etc., 42 Lorne street, opposite courthouse, New Westminster, (Phone 148. Vanoouver offices, Rooms 20 and 21, Williams building, -11" Granville stret, corner of Hastings street. ��� STENOGRAPHY 4 TYpEw_ I FREEMAN ., ;-o:BSi CUSTOM i letti ��� him! i ��� Typewr; "work'hJf J '"I THEATRES. CRYSTAL . -y C0Li ";] Picture ; .y* ous ai..- ;. Mondaj .. ai GEORGE E. MARTIN. BARRISTER and Solicitor. Guichon block, Columbia and McKenzie Sts., New Westminster. B. C. PRINTERS. WESTMINSTER PRESS FOR EVERY kind of job printing. Midget loose leaf ledgvrs; Cowle Carbon Papers. Phone 55, P. O. Box 142. Old Dally News Block, Sixth street. THE EDISON ; v njsM Columbia n moving pl trati sm PfOgrai | Monday iv__) day and Fri : TAILORS, CALVIN. LADl] , wn menst! lorlng. A v ... line ot fill ing jus: ii, ��� ���,..���...��� H inK and rej \:,m 5,5/ block. I ��� -��� . j and 264 Clarkson st. Phon. Mt KENNY'S RESTAURANT & CAFE Tickets, 21 meals for .1. Home cooking. All whlto cooks; no Oriental labor employed. Open day and night. Opposite tram office. ROYAL CAFE (Mrs. Archer, proprietress). Four courses, consisting of soup, fish, boiled enttve or roast, pudding or pie, tea, coffee or milk. WOODWORKING. WESTMINST! WOODWORK!! Co., bank, ofl - and store Mil cabinet, stair, owcases, isaiij and d'taij work. Designs ar.de mates fuf 1 Broota, _ prietor. Work-: ( mer EUiS and car line. P. 0. Ix-x lat. _! 473. COAL New Wellington AND Banff Anthracite JOSEPH MAYERS Office, Front St., Foot of Sixth. Phone 105 p. o. Box 345 NOTICE RE LULU ISLAND BRIDGE. The condition of the old bridge is not considered safe for vehicular traffic, and the public generally are cautioned against hauling loads of any kind over it. Persona continuing to do so after this notice must take all the risks oa themselves. By order. W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk. Clry Hall, New Westminster, July 23rd, 1909. New Fall Suits For the Boys Mostly all made with the Bloomer Pants. Other boys look well in these stylish suits. Yours will look equally as well. FRONT STREET is the place to buy or sell new and second-hand goods of any kind. We have nearly 100 DOZEN JELLY JARS which we are offering for 40c per doz. They are new. , We also have a splendid large case j Over Fifty Stuffed Birds and Animals for sale at a bargain. We can't begin to tell you all we have, hut no matter what you want, conic here first. Alex. Speck SECOND-HAND STORE. Columbia St. "Man on the Wheel.'' Westminster Transfer Co. Offlce 'Phone 116. Barn 'Phone 137 Columbia Street. Baggage delivered promptly to ���ny part of the city. M. J. PHILLIPS SELLS THEM. IHHWW"��w ~��w��. Northern Crown Bank I HEAD OFFICE, WINNIPEG A WESTERN BANK FOR WESTERN PEOPLE. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL PAID UP CAPITAL ... . ��� $6,000,000 -$2,200,000 Light and Heavy Hauling OFFICE���TRAM DEPOT. Thrifty people who use ou Savings Bank Department will flnrt It convenient and W.��� receive every courtesy, whe.h_r the r a 0 "nt I be larBe or small. Savings Depatment8 at every branch. * IT PAY8 TO ADVERTISE ���IN��� THE DAILY NEWS ^J Manager N. H. MACDONALD, New Westminster. ���**V""**M^"*'M'MM����.W�� **���+J ADVERTISE IN THE His DISSOLUTJ PIANO SAH CHANGE IN PARTNERSHIP. Must have money to provide for large payments, Entire stock of Pianos placed on sale. to ffreatlv^nl^ Change ln. he ownership of our business, we have decided us for Fvh[h h! ��Ur Present lar^e st0(* of Pianos, most of which were sent ^^T^^nS^vf* comP���ln�� (>ver eighteen different makes, and are ec fogrsomPnf PU,n�� Et pricef raW from $175, $200, $210 $225, etc., tor somei o.our well-known makes of New Pianos fully guaranteed. . can makS^R PIAN(* ���>M $490 UP for the best European and Amen- Sade CRANn��PiAaMr,n0t.aff?rd to>ss this opportunity of securing a high" Piano. at a leSS price than to other firms ask for an Upright ori. p . I^K HAV* BEEN OTHER PIANO SALES, but none * 'here the montl ��Z* He? uCUt d,own so low- 0ur st��ck is too large. We need the money and profits have been sacrificed. The purchasers are the gainers. Xrr��� "EINTZMAN & CO. PIANOS-There is onlv one genuine Hointzman & bo. nano. You can only buy this from us. PRICES BELOW COSL PUR?SaIIrs.��N EASY TERMS' BUT WE GIVE EXTRA SPECIAL DISCOUNTS TO SPOT CASH Our sale commences today at the ExhibitionJis!!: New Westminster, and at our warerooms inJ^S-'i couver. Dyke, Evans & Co* [TLpRDAV ���-n-R 9 1909. OCTOBER y< TEE DAILI7 NEWS PAGE THREE. __ -_���-��� as -____ _ i" _��� .. ���" ;-.fi K__ kJ Vfcai <v_ '��__(_,_>* e_ ���>.'.. IS A COMMERCIAL PROPOSITION SITUATED ON THE COAST. Our refinery expert assures us that when our refinery is in operation we can pay fl We own 800 acres of choice oil land. We have a producing oil wTell under lease for five years. Safe Permanent This is no speculation, and the dividends will increase rapidly. No such investment was ever offered you. Shares 15c, Par Value $1. Fully paid and non-assessable. Subject to raise without notice. OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS. B. C. Representatives International Oil Company Seattle Office: 330-331 Pioneer Building. 614 Hastings Street W., Vancouver. PHONE MAIN .865. PHONE 4327. Hotel Butler Annex Fourth Avenue and Marion Street SEATTLE RATES: Room 11 p:r day up. Room and board $2.50 per day up. r-oom with bath $2.50 per day up. Room with bath ani board $4 per day. All outside rooms, with hot and cold water, steam heat, long plistance telephone. 'Bus meets all trains and hoats CARLETON GILBERT, Mgr. DIAMONDS fe have now the Wesselton Diamonds. Call and examine them. CHAMEERLIN, The Jeweler SOLE AGENTS LONGINE'S AND HAMILTON WATCHES. Real Estate Snap and Comfortable Home to Be Sacrificed. Iia dE'9M'room hc,"*e. nine full sized lots, frame stable and hen house; hiV" Under Cultivation, directly back of the Brunette Sawmills Offlc��, a DIOtk "orth of Columbia street. For What? Just Think! itFFilIt.f IT HAS ROUSED THE CURIOSITY OE THE WHOLE WEST "Do you really think" one housewife will say to another "that this new flour can he hetter than the flour we are using ? " Madam, there is no doubt ahout it. But there is just one way you can he convinced. You must use it yourself. Our claims will not satisfy you, but we back up our olaims in such ��� way lhat you will lose nothirg by trying Robin Hood. Your grocer will tell you anout our guarantee which gives you {tag back your money if you are not \sfH satisfied. PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION |tta!.|Half ��'1sh' balanoe *30 Per month on term8 to be arranged. Exclu- McQUARRIE & CO., Front Street. ���^ /_N Xi ,_-_ _' ^*irm*& K00X JAW. _-*.���& Y��u Can Make No Mistake _���&*;>��� S5&; _ISS meiNtcoo. THE SASKATCHEWAN, .LOUR MILLS CO. 3 LIMITED MOOSE JAW SASK. 5* J F!vfl!__ ' you fm Hy ��� nymi o y��Ur numerous wants for Stationery, Books, Bibles, thinn" S' Ma9a*lnes, Foreign News Papers, and In fact any 3 us"al|y carried in a first-class Stationery Store. Ileman. Ci'r"Ct fr��m the manufacturers for spot cash, no niid- monPUCS P'��fit to be added a"d therefore we can show you some ney-��avlng prices you r.!���.neW E"a'ish Church Hy^" Book8 are now in stock. Do leiuirc one" ie? The Royal Bank of Canada (Incorporated 1869) Capital Paid up I 4,700.000 Reserve Fund 5,400,000 ?_t_IA..et. 55,000,000 English Watchmaker TODHUNTER & BURR B��okseU ers, Stationers, Newsdealers Successors to J. J. MACKAY & CO. ��������������� ���������������������������������������������������������������^^^������������������������������������^ In and out of town accounts soil- 8AVIN68 BANK DEPARTMENT Foreign and Domestic Exchange and Travellers' Cheques bought and Bold. Telegraphic transfers effected. New Westminster, B. C. Branch, F- 8HUTE, Manager. Gold Watches for Ladles from |12.75 I up. Silver Watches, gents' open face $6.00. Silver Watches, gents' open case, $7.50 up. Agent for Waltham and Elgin Watches. Watch repairing a specialty. F. CRAKE Two doors trom Ceo. Adams, Grocer Queen's Park ��� New Westminster, B. C. October 12 J 3, 14,15 and 16 GREATEST AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL AND STOCK EXHIBITION IN WESTERN CANADA. HORSE EXHIBIT WILL BE A SPECIAL FEATURE ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ATTRACTIONS AIRSHIP FLIGHTS TWICE DAILY. CHAMPIONSHIP LACROSSE���VANCOUVER VS. NEW WESTMINSTER. OFFICIAL OPENING���2 p.m. Tuesday, October 12th, 1909. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 3th���Devoted to Scottish Sports, under the management of the Sons of Scotland. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14th���Vancouver Day, Championship lacrosse���Vancouver vs. New Westminster. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15th���Children's Day. Children's sports, air ship flight, intermediate lacrosse and football matches. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16th���Championship lacrosse match, Vancouver vs. New Westminster. STOCK PARADE, 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Band Concerts in the buildings at the grounds each evening. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������< T. J. TRAPP, President, W. H. KEARY, Mgr.-Sec. 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A�� 11* .���Y'Y >i.Y'";tii' . ii _ ryy-Y'-i-U ���' ��� m i Tt"f :��� ��� *w*\. Am ��� '��� r i*!r";' Hal V'" :'-l ���' '.��� *-JPH' .-���yi'tA ' ��� .* - ' : - ������. v : >*$,-�������, tHm ^-**��'t ������;-M A.A^^A ���'������A-WA^Y , .,,,. i.',f? -'Sk ���W'i f ��������� ��� ,US * il ,' r. ��� . ���.{���'.y-<\,& -t-jStl;:' ��� *��� ;vr'i % I '* ; ? _"��� vl�� -������f-l *��� ��� tf", ���* T...J "'.���*��� ������ '>. ' '-M-, ' ���'; 'I '��*.* .V.4M, '. ��� ��� ' ���: ::.i'Li ��� .������*'. y-i- ��� fd _f ��� *r'WM "_____Mk,. '*" >'' J'M ���; .�����' J^^^ / * ,ht;p, ������- tff 'jfeft *���' ' ��� ������" \ yr* fi ,M, .-:��� th 'A - :'y_4__! n ���fifi? _'-___ W'. __ _ < .^.*��- '^ WJ��_! :i; ! ii/ti: ui i3 ��������'��' r**f��i*.h ��J_i.'f*' r*.*s ffe lift 4* > ,-��� I . . ' .,. 'iii- 1 ?'; ��i:'M':. .*_ iinll;' I. iii."*V l . -*''* C ! ill " i '��� ������ ;# "... sh f:- . M $-&i'a ' . _> . w i p. U ,ty1 I f, Ys:' ��� - H : ���. .c - i I "j .:-���% i'-'th .YAY ��� f' ���A, A-k-'f' ;0i tt-. '. .��>4�� ��� ������ii I* " '. % ���. u' fii' ��� ��** . �����.' -i .. - *.. ���. ���. ���i\. '������������ ��� p ..*���"''>;��� ii J '"u-i^V ' ��, P.vr.K FOUR THL DA1LJ JiSWtf. SATURDAY ' 0CT0BER j The DaiBy News Published by Tlu- Daily News Publish- tn._; Con ny, Limiti pl nt theii - The Dally News Block, corner i I Me- Kenzli and Trew strei ts. E. A. Paige Managing Directc SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1909. RESULTS OF GOOD POLICY. Hon. Mr. Pugsley has given io Hi<: Public Works Departmenl an administration characterized by the strlctesl materials wen business methods and mosl exacting siniipiiiip.pl th care for detail. No department of the cieg ,,,,. (1;ily Governmenl is presided over with more regard for the public lnteresi than ibis one. Dr. Pugsley has a firm grasp of affairs under Ills control, and an_ is possessed of energy, experience and n keen appreciation of the responsibilities which attach to the head of the greatesl spending departmenl of the Government. He Is a man of sound Judgment, firmness and withal farsee- lng. No man has been able to pul In* finger upon one aci of weak in-js in the record of the Minister of L'uli- lic Works, win, is urbanity person) fled, imi always Impartial and di creet. Nol one dollar of the public money intrusted to thl. gentleman lll(1 iny\u. domain, will be expended for other than the express purpose voted by Parliament, ami in every rase there will be good value received. The Mail cannot point to one instance in the public career of these two Ministers which would disqualify them from holding their presenl positions as Ministers of the Crown. They have been the objects of vicious attack, but they remain in public life with the confidence of their party and their colleagues tn the House, while their traducers were defeated al the polls. The Mall must do more than assert, ii must furnish the proof. Trade is on the increase and the revenue grows greater each month. This may he attributed to the pro- gresltve, original and adaptable trade policy of thi' Government. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and his colleagues are imbued with tlie progressive spirit of the age, and they have adapted their j policy from time to time to meet the; flftj . lion dollars more duties would p .' 'Heeled. The fact Is, then, Liberals bave nol onlj d< ��� rate of duty but Incident- i the people fifty millions (,i tai ition. In short, tl"' ��� overnmeni Bhould be given li for the follow ing with ri gard to the cliangi s in the tai Iff. iterl llj p- >ivvd duties on n nl staple commodities used by consumers genet-ally. ��� ced mi the fri e list certain arti- .1 prime necessity to the farmi r, tin miner, the fishermen, and the manufacturer. Re luced duties on iron and steel, which form the staple raw mat irial of many industiles; dutli s on othi r ra. ��� also lowered. ,e classification of artl-; pm poses, an.l thereby ensured more uniform administration. Last, but not least, established a substantial preference to the products manufactures ot Great Britain over the rest of the world. The people will hear these facts in ! mind and be enabled to place a prop- 11 value upon statements made bj i lie Conservative press Which are illteih devoid ol truth, and made only to injure the Governmenl In the eyes ol the electorate. The Mail v either the mosl Ignorant, the most asinine or the most culpable paper In the Dominion. The Liberal Government from the first framed a policy which conserved No timber was given except to the highest bidder at puhlic competition. No lands were given to rich railway corporations, ; the land was reserved for the settler, the coal was apportioned only in a manner and under conditions that made fuel cheap to the consumer and a co_i monopoly impossible. Last session a bill was passed providing for the conservation of the resources of the Dominion, and for the appointment of a commission to make the bill effective. The Government has now appointed a commission, con- sisting of the most prominent men in the Dominion, headed by Hon. Clifford Sifton. A hetter man could not have been selected. Mr. Sifton has always been an ardent advocate of conservation of national resources anil reforestation of the land. Under his guidance the commission will be a ;-.wer for good in the Dominion. The Liberal Government has certainly found a market for Canadian /Y/broSoftu, Put there by the in :i 1.1- r s��� found (here In Ihe service these M-L Pure Paints alone cau give. It is no hard thing to make a paint that looks good in tlie can ���or sounds good in the advertising and YOU couldn't tell the difference beforehand. But it is not so easy to put together the purest materials in the must expert way���and then to add one special ingredient g re a t l y lengthen the paint's life ���and that's what you get when you buy MJ PURE " JL PAINT Forty colors, for every fainting purpose, maple by mperial Varnish & Color Co., Limited, of Toronto. Special For Saturday TE" SILVER 20c GET THE HA.I r" i., . :" ���-. DSD YOU? ���VIOIUBUTE" ILVER POLISH, HAVE YOU CALLED AT PER HUTTLi ; i y: l." a I r 646 Columbia Street. .Ve buy f"r cash and sell tor the sav- Lee's &m-i y/lmn where the Great Sale of purnitltt Beds and Bedding is in ff ?Jj; A GENUINE MONEY-SAVING SALE! ' THE RED CROSS Now is your opportunity to get your s- or is it a Brussels you want7 We can ,. will surprise and please you. rnish_d Pnces thu I See us at once for bargains in Bed Tapestry Rugs, Flannelette Blankets s, Mv . B -Mel ������: A sanitary closet not requiring water or sewerage. ANDERSON & LUSBY Agents for New West minster and district. changes in circumstances and condi- tarmlng produce> in proportion to the '"���'���" ���- '���'���" '"> '���""'������'*, ning of the northwest and the con- sequent increase in production. Had the Conservatives, remained ;in power Canada would have been in 1909 as in 1896, undeveloped and unpopulated. Instead of this the people have settled upon the western plains by tens of thousands, and it is these men who are calling for twenty thousand more harvesters to gather the crop. There are more men required to gather the crops in the northwest today than the total farming population amounted to in 189., and iill this may be credited to the Liberals who had the foresight to originate a policy and the courage to put it into effect. conditions as they arose, and dealt with them, not theoretically, hut in a careful practical, business like way. They have cut out now paths in fiscal legislation, and the country derives the benefit. First they promulgated the polic} of giving ;i preference to the manufactured products of the mother country. This was admittedly a splendid stroke of business, and redounded to the great advantage of Canada. Not only did it benefit Great Britain our best customer for agriculture and other natural products, but it directly and indirectly helped the Canadian consumer. The Conservatives talked and theorized for years on the subject of preferential trade, but never Accomplished anything practical. The liberal oGvernment acted, promptly, wisely and well. On this great question Canada leads the way within the Empire. A very important und radical step by the Government was the imposition of . Surtax. In addition to the ordinary customs duty, upon the products ���of Germany. That country had attempted to intimidate us by classing our products under their maximum. or penalty tariff, because we had given a preference in trade to the motherland. Such a course was absurd for ���a country like Germany to take, but notwithstanding the protests of our Government, they maintained it. Every possible effort was made by the Government to get the Germans to take a more reasonable view, but without avail, so this country retaliated, and a stiff Surtax of one-third the ordinary customs duty was Imposed. The German attitude was an attempt to thwart the movement for preferential trade relations within the fimpire, which, had it succeeded, might have defeated the movement. In dealing wfth the problem Canada did not borrow legislation, but orgin- ated'it. A remedy was devised which the Government had reason to believe would compel a powerful nation to give us the fair treatment which that nation had denied us, or, at all events would force it to respect us. It lias been often charged against the Government that taxes and duties are higher now than formerly���that the increased revenue is derived from exactions taken from tlie people, and other balderdash of this character is circulated by the Tory press. What are the facts? in 1896, under ihe Conservative tariff, $18.28 was charged by the customs for every $100 worth of good imported into the country. During the fiscal year of 1908 only $15.66 was so charged. I* since the Liberals came Into power the Conservative average rate of taxation in 1891! had been levied upon all the Imports, nearly �������������������������������������������������������������������*����� ��� ��� HUE ERASER RIVER! EISH COMPANY The New Up-to-Date Fish Store M_.K1E & M.m, Agents HALL-LAVERY BLOCK New Westminster. pj' j V ' ��� ��� ��� p , ^=v- | ��� ��� . ���-���- ��� .-, v N !_*>'-������ .'��� -��� ��� ]] iJVUU _fe^.^L__C_J WE HAVE THE SELECTION AT LEE'S FufnitureEmp NKW WESTMINSTER, orium Block, Colun bla Sireet, B.C. ��� :Opp. City Hall: Telephone 680. Severs Connection With Paper. T. N. Carty, who for the last six years lias acted as business manager of tbe Daily Columbian, severs his connection with that newspaper today. NOTICE. ��� : ��� ��� : ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� : ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� : ��� ��� ��� ��� pish CHOICE SALMON. SMOKED SALMON. KIPPERS. BLOATERS. FINNAN HADDOCKS. OYSTERS FRESH EASTERN OYSTERS IN SHELL. CHICKifiNS DRESSED LOCAL GRAIN-FED CHICKENS. You will find it to your advantage to arrange your booking at this ofllce whether you intend to travel or send- Dg for your friends. From Montreal and Quebec. Empress of Ireland October 21 Empress of Britain . . . . November 5 For other dates and particulars ap- i ply to E. GOULET. C. P. R. Agent. SANITARY PLUMBING STEAM AND GAS FITTING Tl B. C. Mills, Timber anj] Trading VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manufacturers and Dealers m All Km,,' ot Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, Interior Finish, Turned Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass. Doori, 1 FARMERS ATTENTION! Lumber Always in Stock for Fencing ar.d Draining. Royai City Branch, Columbia St, Telephone 12. New We��tminite| ALL WORK GUARANTEED BY MERRITHEW & RAMSAY Cor. Eighth and Carnarvon TELEPHONE 586. PRUITS A FRESH SUPPLY OF GRAPES. BANANAS. APPLES. CHOICE COOKING APPLES A full line of VEGETABLES PROMPT DELIVERY. S. A. RICHMOND, Manager {Model Sign Works : 2 | SIGN, SCENE AND ORNAMENTAL ��� PAINTING. * j Old News Block, Sixth Street New Westminster. Theo. P. Young. Prop. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the -������ | partnership heretofore subsisting be- Those having rooms to let during i tween us the undersigned, as confec- Exhibitlon week please hand their | tioners and tobacconists in the city names and addresses with particulars , of New Westminster, British Colum- to the Secretary at the Exhibition ' bia, under the firm name of Innes & grounds, as a number of applications Reid, has this day been dissolved by have already been received applying : mutual consent. All debts owing to for accommodation during Fair week.! the said partnersnip are to be paid W. H. KEARY, jto the undersigned Ira A. Held at 75. Mgr.-Sec. Columbia street in the said city of ��� New Westminster, and all against the said partnership nre to he presented to the said Ira A. Held by Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL $14,400,000.00 RESERVE 11,000,000.00 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, and In London, England, New York, Chicago and Spokane, U. S. A., and Mexico City. A general banking business transacted. Letters of Credit issued, available with correspondents in all parts of the world. Savings Bank Department���Deposits received in sums of $1 and upward, and interest allowed at 3 per cent, per annum (present rate). TotiV Assets over $168,000,000.00. MEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH, O. D. BRYMNER, Manager. whom the same will be settled. Dated this _nd day of October |D��� 1900. IltA A. REID, WM. J. INNES. Witness: GEO. L. CASSADY. "The Milwaukee" "Th. Pioneer Limited," St. Paul to Chicago, "Short Line," Omaha to Chicago, "South West Limited" Kansa�� City to Chicago. No trains in the service on any railroad in the workl that equal ln equipment that of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. They ^wn and operate their own sleeping and dining oars on all their trains and claims give their patrons an excellence of service not obtainable elsewhere. H. S. ROWE, General Agent. 134 Third St., cor. Aider Portland, Or. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ���IN��� THE DAILY NEWS How About Your Exhibition Suit? Are Vou Prepared Fi| Tills Bi(| Eveoil We Are in a position to Bl you with > snii, style the latest, undlllalie | from the verj m .esl new M fabrics. Suits that are tifrj ored to fit. Thej will put yo" in n class with your well al p neatly dressed neighbor. secured his suit bere. early. He Pardon Us Bui one of our new ties or a shirt would add to your d"'55- We have jusi received Hi<-ne"" est iii these, Look at our widow. IN MATS WE EXCEL. j. EUGENE BROWN & CO. .18 COLUMBIA STREET Sporting Goods THE SEASON FOR SHOOTING DUCKS AND DEER ETC OPENED ON SEPTEMBER 1. TRY US FOR REQUIREMENTS IN THE GUN, AMMUNITION OR SPORTING GOODS LINE, AS WE ARE CARRYING A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK AT LOW PRICES T. J. TRAPP & CO., Limited LAND REGISTRY ACT. Re 14-100 acres of portion of section 21, block 5, nortii range 6, west New Westminster district. Whereas proof of the loss of certificate of title number ..657F issued In the name of Island Lodge No. 21, I. O. O. F., has heen filed in this office. Notice is hereby glvtti that 1 shall, at the expiration of one month from the date of the first publication hereof, in a daily newspaper published In th'e city of New Westminster, issue a duplicate of he said certificate, unless In the meantime|WJ" ��� tion be made to me m gjjj; District Beglltitr "'^JUl Land Registry Offlce, New ster, B. C. September ���' DIEBOLD SAFE��} CANTON. OHIO. Prices given on tpg*[\"J J Burglar proof and other sar doors; locks, etc. uRNEtT, Ac Agent, H. J. .A- _ n rox countant and auditor, 691 TRADE WITH US AND SAVE IVI ONE* Three Packages Carnation Flakes for. Three Packages Canadian Flakes for.. Puff Rice, per package BREAKFAST FOODS. $1.00 1.00 .10 .25 .20 C. A. WELSH, The People's Groce Cream of Wheat, per package Meat of Wheat, per package Lake of the Woods Breakfast Food, 6-lb. sack 35c each, 3 for 07Q .perton Phone^/d 1.00 lones an ai ,aTurdav. o R 9 1909 THE PAOE _TVB. I %' SPORTS Big Dry ��� ���#���:*���:*���#���_���. MARKET REPORT ��� ��� * sh Millinery For Fall Wear. eni ir millinery salon io realize why our ... | the besl in New Westminster. There Is a to ii Him is strictly new ami highly artl , ii would require columns of newspapi r ,,u io call ami examine ii for yourself, ��� , lowest. before I he i .sli i- on foi exhibition, : iNERY SALON, SECOND FLOOR. Tke Fashion Centre NEXT TO CITY HALL. HOT.. 8 RACING .. and a half fur- fou ��� and up. v :;. Lady s SI ; . loi . s, sell- and up. pp Otto Price; 3, CE Six furlongs, sell- ind up. G.; :;. Belle ol ine mile and a ar-olds and up. . Si . Lad; :, .1 C Fiv, v .,|| i LI Goldena I Red S_\ S'TII :; \CE ��� v , furli - i 1- ���' I; 3, Ra " U BOWLING HEADACHES CURED. gi vivthe per cent, of headaches are caused by lm- ; eyes, We can permanently cure such head- with scientifically ground glasses. We guarantee comfortable vision. No charge made for examination. The Married Mmi I." rii Single Mi n by 70 .- ��� p g, the ac- , ompanying bein . i , BENEDICTS 1. ij. 3. Tot. Johndro 147 153 i'i 176 Sloan.. .. ..137 1 i. 1 13 422 I'urdv . . . Ill 170 ion 150 Gilchrist . 165 134 167 466 Cai r .. ..176 162 196 533 Totals, ..735 761 851 2347 BACHELORS. 1. 0 :;. Tot. Keary ... 131 IT'i in 7 468 Wlntemute 138 165 117 450 Campbell . .. ..124 115 152 391 Fisher. . . . .. ..157 182 IM, 525 White .. . 150 135 443 _ . Totals. .. ..708 782 7S7 2277 Monday evening��� Natlvi Son s vs. Royal City Mills. p iptlcal Parlor, Room 13, Dominion Trust Bldg. W. F. TATE, New Westminster, I). C. MEN WHO ACCUSED ROLLER CAUGHT IN THEIR OWN TRAP JRK'S HARDWARE Sole Agents for Seattle. Oct. 8.���Joe Carroll, the wrestling promoter, foi r long time Frank Gotch's manager. Ben Warner of Minneapolis, a well known middleweight wrestler, and Winn s Harris of Spokane, were arrested ru Curfew, I Douglas County, Wash, yesterday as members of the Maybray gang of wrestling swindlers recently indicted at Omaha and Council Bluffs. The men were committed to 111>. county Jail on the defaull of bail, and will have a hearing before a l'nited States commissioner next Tuesday morning. Warner is the man who recently tried to discredil Roller by stating thai the doctor had paid him to throw a match. It now appears that this was an attempl al revenge because Roller had refused to join the gang. ��� 4 4 . . . ��� ��� ���;��� was unpleas- in conse- ,p li ,. mar kl' ���'' . good and the s:,ll': :' . _ and sat is id sellers. '' a" '��������� ij iiour. .ue- weri b Isk : vill le and in : lements cii i un- the hammer. Meat was in i elj good supplj and the call foi all fe g. i bere was u\���i, \��� < ,,:., than us ial and wl ,i call all I of ni ci uot at ioi Veal nol plentiful and the demand wns lii m tin p Ici howi ver falling a cenl all ro I a good i all for : the Bupj full thi lenci iffening p-1 l> Iamb and mutton wi re pli ��� w Ith nn equall} good di mand, thi nni i : '; The retail pi ice of ei red a stn n ti ndencj. ng nlj the waj to fiftj ci m , , iod i"i Hi' and all sold rapidly, malm d tin i and i iflicii nt I ��� pis |.'uu ] . plentiful and a strong deman I ��� | ��� . ; and well i onditloned lien.-, while Bmall birds unsali bh C Icken were sold readilj and were In sufficient numbers for the requirements, pi li. > remaining unchanged. There wns a largi offering ol broilers, all bi Ulng al quota! ions according to I ��� and condition. Ducks were Bcarce and the price accordingly rose, clos- - al $10.50 a dozen, Apples were nol ns plentiful as inighi have been desired, and the de- i_d was good for firsl guide fruit, which sold ns high iis $1.50 a box, ac- , ording to variety. A large number ol boxes of Wolfe River apples, ol flrsl quality were snld by w. McDer- motl of East Burnaby at $1.25 a box. Aparl from apples there was very little other fruit offered, the season for plums and prunes helng now practically over. A few cases of crab apples were offered and found ready tuners. Potatoes are still plentiful, nnd the new stock arriving is much more ripe than tlie Inter offerings. As a result the demand i- Improving but Is still far short of the sui ply. Vi ge- tables and plentiful but the demand wns limited. The florists' stalls were almost vacant, yesterday, a result of the unpleasant weather, which keeps from lhe market the class of buyers to whom the florists look for their Bales. Official Quotations. Beef, hindquarters, per lb..,8c to 9c Beef, foreqiuu-rers, per lb ... Dc to fie Lamb 14 to 16 lie to 12c . ;_c to 9c lie 12c 42c 50c WE CAN SHOW VOU the best line of Leather Goods ever stocked in this city. Large assortment just arrived. Best value, lowest prices. A great variety of Grass, Rattan and Bamboo goods can be seen on our floors. Everything in Home Furnishings at astonishing prices. VV. E. FAI Fft 612-618 Agnes Street Furniture Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker PHONE 176. NIGHT CALL 81. Our Underwear We ask the man with Underwear troubles to*come here. First, we can fit him correctly, for we have all proportions and sizes. Then we have all the best makes, such as Stanfields in several weights, Penman's Natural Wool, Eller Spring Needle, Watson's and other makes too numerous to mention. Prices, the suit, $1.50, $2.50, $5.00 i i 5c The Kootenay Range They lead all others. KIRK'S HARDWARE,* ew Westminster, B. C. New Trotting Records. Lexington. Ky., Oct. 8.���Al the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' association fall meeting Wednesday i the two-year-old pacing record of [2:10 1-2. made by Kestacy in 1898, ��� was lowered 1 3-4 seconds just before | the lining began in a tiiai against i time by Fleta Dillon, a bay Ally by Sidney'R. Holt of Indianapolis. She was driven in 2:08 3-4 by Miller Saun-] ders. In the futurity for two-year- old trotters, value $5000, two in three, Native Belle won the first two heats and the race. The second heal was ln 2:07 3-4, the most remarkable performance the world has ever known. The previous world's record for two- year-olds were all shattered. There were: Fastest colt, Arion, 2:lu 3-4; I fastest ally, Native Belle, at Columbus, Ohio." 2:12 3-4; fastest gelding. i Endow, 2:1-1 3-4. Mutton Veal, large.. iVeal, medium 10c to Pork, medium, per lb Eggs, wholesale, per doz Eggs, retail, per dozen.. ..Inc to Butter, wholesale, per lb Butte.', retail, per li> Fowl, per doz $6.50 to % Chickens, per doz $5 to $6.50 Broilers oer doz $4.On to $5.00 ,$ln to $10.50 .12 [|IIC $1.25 to $1.50 . ,75c ,<, $1.00 $1.25 to $1.60 76c 50c 50c Ducks, per doz. Potatoes, per ton .... Crab Apples, per crate Apples, pel box Pears, per l"1* Onions, per sack .... Carrots, sack Turnips, sack Cabbage, sack New Designs in Ladies Net and Silk Blouses Net Blouses from $3.95 Up Silk Blouses from. 3.50 Up THE WHITE MOUSE A. J. BIRTCH. 617 Columbia Street. National Ties Today. There will be a double header at Recreation park today, the two ties I for the National football cup being I played off. The Shamrocks are drawn against the Celtics, to start at 1:46, and the latter on their form of ! last week are expected to win out. 'Following this match the Rovers will try conclusions with the Thistles, and given a good goalkeeper, they should win out. The lineup last evening was still somewhat uncertain, but the i Westminster supporters will go over hopeful of pulling through the first ; round. Galician Giant Throws Three. Buffalo, N. Y.. Oct . .���Zyhysco, tbe Galician wrestling champion, who has come to America in the hope of a match With Frank Gotch, last nlghi defeated Pete Wiscarp. Walter Smith nnd Yankee Rogers, three local heavyweights, in 11 minutes. 1: L0, 7:50 and 5:00 respectively. ��� They wrestled catch-as-catch-can. but the work did not give a good line on the foreigner's ability at this style. Rubber Goods HAVE ADVANCED TWENTY PER CENT. FORTUNATELY FOR US AND FOR YOU WE PURCHASED OUR WINTER STOCK BEFORE THE ADVANCE. WE HAVE DECIDED TO SELL AT OLD PRICES FOR ONE WEEK. IT MEANS A SAVING TO YOU WORTH TAKING ADVANTAGE OF, SO IF YOU EX PECT TO BE NEEDING A HOT WATER BOTTLE OR SYRINGE OR COMBINATION OF BOTH, YOU HAD BETTER ACT QUICKLY. Union Suits. ANY MAN WHO WEARS UNION SUITS WILL ADVISE YOU TO DO SO. NO LAPPING OVER AT THE WAIST���NO SLIPPING UP OR DOWN. WE STUDY THE UNDERWEAR QUESTION AND APPRECIATE THE DIFFERENT REQUIREMENTS OF DIFFERENT MEN. CALL AND SEE US TODAY BEFORE YOU CONTRACT A COLD. Sweater Vests. IF YOU WANT SOMETHING THAT IS WARM AND COMFORTABLE AS WELL AS STYLISH, GET A SWEATER VEST, WE HAVE THEM IN ALL SIZES, WEIGHTS AND COMBINATIONS OF COLORS. $1.25 to $5.00 REID & CO CLOTHIERS AND HABERDASHERS 601 COLUMBIA STREET. HORSE RACES LULU ISLAND Slx ��a<*s Daily, Rain or Shine. Kaces start at 2:30 P. M. D.S. CURTIS UO. DRUGGISTS HEADQUARTERS FOR KODAKS AND SUPPLIES. Spectacles 50c up. train HOULREtcE CARRALL STREET DAILY AT 1 P. M. HALF- SERVICE FROM GRANVILLE STREET STATION. New Furniture Business We sell direct from the manufacturer to the public. \ SAMPLE ROOMS: \ Nos. 2 and 3 Dupont Block, over "The Fair." , 1 S. DEENNT, Columbia Street, New Westminster that you may be the next one to meet with an automobile accident or that your car may meet with a mishap? You had better take out that policy of motor car or accident insurance now. Call for a useful office necessity given away FREE. ALPRtD W. McLEOD THE INSURANCE MAN, Phone 62. 657 Columbia Street. .! _Y I ' vr." 1. <v I I., ��� Hi ni ,..;., ��� ] . vi t>��i, ;��� ��� 'f yY ��� V V 1 t Jw I ' _ . '��* il ��� ���_ :y14 ' ��� '-ki$ A It , i ���. ' , - :ti 'tfV'WT < : Y .J .', f ' 'ttii i r! ��� "'.\,\ |Y -Y-v It-- (33 " . ������ . ;_*���' ��� ��� ���-��� ,,yy- '*���'. 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The besl milk Cows fed scientifically , Selected dairies All sanitary safeguards applied You take no chances when you use St. Charles Cream. It is as good for any purpose as the K'st milk or cream produced By the best dairy anywhere, Por many purposes it is far superior. It never curdles. It agrees with Ihe most delicate stomach. All it needs is the addition of pure water to make it the best food oil earth ���liest for the nursery���best for the kitchen. .Sold bj- "Best Grocers E^.'cr}-Ui.bcre Handsome lxH._lt.-t of valuable information to mothers an.l nurses sent free upon application. -T. CHAP.LES CONDENSING COMPANY. Ingersoll, Ont. luTi " ��� ' PIMM I il ���: -J__.ri_j��s_^K3g_r??-��Wfc_r-3��ii>iiiii__ et miiT _*____���_..- ._ .. . .,:__' -^^____t:__8TOBI_TTTt!gi:_, _ I ���>>_^J ' :... ��� a BRIGHTEN UP YOUR DIN- K D NER TABLE FOR EXHIBI- 5 i TION WEEK. Q I MOREY & CO. ARE MAKING A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF DIN- NERWARE FOR A FEW DAYS. COME AND SEE IT AT 665 COLUMBIA STREET. MOREY'SB Plumbing end Plumbing Regulation Bylaw Nu. 2, 1909, amend the Regulation A bylaw to furthei Plumbers and Plumbing Bylaw 1906. The Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Citj of -New Westminster enacts as follows: 1. Section 39 of the Plumbers and Plumbing Regulation Bylaw 1906 is hereby amended by sinking out the words "All sinks shall be provided with approved grease taps." in the third line thereof. 2. The said Plumbers und Plumbing Regulation Bylaw 1906 is hen -. amended by adding after Section 50. thereot, the following. una All plumbing and drainage work t�� be done in buildings to be connected with what is to be known as the Ce*umbia Street Sewer, shall be connected iu the following manner : On the inside of the basemenl wall, or street line, place a House Trap (the same size as the liouse drain) the Trap to have a . in. seal, with a "Y" branch left off on the sewer side | of the Trap, with a cleanout in same, so il),it in case of the Sewer connection becoming blocked, a cable can be run down from this "Y" connection to clear same. On the house side of the Trap, place a "T" to be used only for fresh air inlet, this inlet to extend to the oute>- air, with grating on same. A'l Leader or Rain water pipes to be connected with the main bouse drain, said Leader or Rain pipe to be of Cast Iron with all joints caiked with lead and oakum, all to be tested with the other plumbing work. Connect all cellar drains with main liouse drain, said drain to have east iron Cellar Drain Traps placed at each opening, said Trap to be properly vented in accordance with this bylaw. Whenever a change of direction is made in either sewer, soil or waste connections, a "Y" must be used, with a cleanout in same. .. Section 3 of the Plumbers and Plumbing Regulation Bylaw 1906 Amendmenl Bylaw 1909 is hereby amended by adding al the end thereof the following: All branch connections in soil or waste pipes to be made with "Y's" and 1-8 in. bends. 4. This bylaw may be cited as the "Plumbers and Plumbing Regulation Bylaw 1906 Amendment Bylaw (No. 2) 1909." Done and passed ln open council the 27th day of September, A. !>������ I! Reconsidered and finally passed the Ith dav of October, A. U.. 1909. W. II. KEARY', .Mayor. \V. A, DUNCAN, City Clerk. [L.S.] .J I i L BIG BOOK STORE. 616 Columbia Street. ER q 1939 \ Stop and See Our Toilets 35c a Box. ��apsi AT :: RYALL'S thedruggistanD! t IV 1 _n.JL__JL. o 0Pr j Eyes Tested J 'ree. ����������������������������������������������������������..����<������������������������� *������>��������< ������������������������{ iiMMl____^K ���mpany, LAND REGISTRY ACT. LAND REGISTRY ACT. Take notice thai an application has bi a made to register Charles Ketch- uni as tne owner in fee simple, undi i- a tax sale deed from C. C, Usher in Frederic W. Howaj and Roble L. Reid, bearing date the 1st day of December, A. li.. 1902, of all and singular that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the district of New Westminster, in the. province of British Columbia, more particularly known and described as Lot 13 of Block 13 of Let 201, Group 1, Murray's Ad 11- tion, north half of Lot 14 oi Block 13 of Lot 201, Group 1, Murray's Addition. Y'ou and those claiming through or under you and all persons claiming any interest in the said land by virtue of any unregistered instrument, and all persons claiming any interest in the said land by descent, whose title is not registered under the provisions of the "Land Registry Act,' are required to contest the claim of the tax purchaser within forty five days from the date of the flrst publication of this notice, and in default of a caveat or certificate of lis pendens being filed within such period or in default of redemption before registration, you and each of you will be forever estopped and debarred from setting up any claim to or In respect of the said land, and I shall register Charles Ketchum as owner thereof in fee. And I hereby direct that publication of this notice for thirty dr.ys in a daily newspaper published in New Westminster will be good and sufficient service thereof. Date! at the Land Registry Office, Xew Westminster, Province of British Columbia, this 28th dav of September, A. D. 1900. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar. To Henry Y'oung. Esip, John Uren. Esq. 22S-30 MAKE YOUR AP. .Al to the public through the columns of THE DAILY NEWS. The Morning Paper. Take notice thai an application has e n made to register Anni,. Ryder as owner im fe,. simple, under a tax I sale deed from Sidney A. Fletcher to Annie Ryder, bearing dale the 13th day of October, A. D., 1906, of all and singular thai certain parcel or trad of land and premises Bltuate, lying and being in the district of New I Westminster, ln the Provinc,, of liritish Columbia, more particularly known and described as Lot 23, Block 1; Lois S, 9. 16 and 17. Block 4: Lots 1, 8, 9, 16 and IT. Block 6; JLots 4, 5, 12, 13 and 20. Block 9; Lots 1, 8, 9, IG and IT, Block 10; Lois 1. 8. 19, 10 and IT. Block 12; Lois 4, 5. 12, 13 and 20, Block 13; Lois 1, 8, 9, 16 land IT, Block 14; Lots 1. 8. 9, 10 and 17, Block 10; Lots 4. .",, and 20, Block, 17; Lots 1, 8, 9, 16 and 17. Block 18; j |Lot G. Block 21; all subdivisions of i jLot 203, Group 1. Lots 10, 11. 12, 13, j -14 and 15; Block "K" subdivision of i Lot 268, Group 1; Lots 21. 25, 2G 27, | 31 and 32, Block 1; Lois 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 13 18, 19 and 20, I Block 4; Lot IG, Block 5; Lots 1, 8, 9, 16 and 17. Block 15; Lots 4, 5, 12,. 13 and 20, Block 9, subdivision of Lot 203, Group 1; Lot 7, Block 4, of Lot 227, Group 1, Map 174. You and those claiming through or 'under you and all persons claiming j any interest in the said land by virtue of any unregistered instrument, and all persons claiming any interest |in the said Iand by descent, whose j title is not registered under the provisions of the "Lind Registry Act." :are required to contest the claim of the tax purchaser within ten days 'from the date of the first publication of this notice and in default of a caveat or certificate of lis pendens being filed within such period, or in default of redemption before registration, you j and each of you will be forever estopped and debarred from Betting up any claim to or m respect of the said land, and I shall register Annie Ryder as owner thereof in fee. And I hereby order that publication of this notice for ten days in a daily newspaper published in New Westminster will lie good and sufficient service thereof. Dated at the land registry office, New Westminster. Province of British Columbia, this 30th dav of August, A. D., 1909. C. S KEITH, District Registrar. To Saniue] Couher, Esq. This is what you are looking for Clothes lhat will help you to Success. Good clothes are not necessarily expensive clothes ��� they are Clothes that fit. We are Tailoring for a nation���not a locality. We are making hundreds of suits to a tailor's one. These are some of the reasons why we can give you : More valuej^better fitting Clothes ���more perfed Tailoring, than is usual. To be Successful, look Successful. Male Attire Limited AGENTS: Acme Clothing Co. A. CH.PPELL, Manager. ...... ____________ Easterbrook Millino Cir eburne, B. C FLOUR ! FLOUR I IMpERIAL |7.25 per | HUNGARIAN JEWEL. .$6.75 n_r a TERMINAL $5.a HINDOO FLOUR $..__ pe McQuarrie & Cn.FL0UR ^p feed & FRONT STREET. New Westminster. T^^ J WE ARE READY To SHOW you how Et ls . , -.- hlgh-clai i:;:i!_:a.i than It Is to pui ��� . ;,/,;. er kiinl \. [| It buildings bul t wl -.. ������- rials that -.. uee<i n pairs, Wc can point to ��� otbai that need repali b t! - me But they wen ��� il I ol our materials. Si ��� where real ch.-apness lie'? GILLEY BROS., Ltd. Re part (1 acre) of southeast quarter of section 12, township .. N.w Westminster -district. Whereas proof of the loss of certl-! ficate of title number 1757a, Issued In the naniy? of William Oleson, has been ' filed in this offlce. Notice is hereby given that I shall, at the expiration of one month from I the date of the first publication hereof in a daily newspaper published In the City of Xew Westminster, issue a duplicate of the said certificate unless in the meantime valid objection be I made to me in writing. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar of Titles. Land Registry Ollice, New West- nineter, B. C, August 2, 1909. P. BURNS I CO. Are Open to Supply All Kinds of Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork and Poultry Right Prices, Good Service, Courteous Treatment, Honest Values. AU these we guarantee every customer. Our Stock of Furnishings For Men Will Satisfy Anyone Some of Our Leaders in Men's Fall and Winter Under MEN'S FINE NATURAL WOOL. FRENCH NECK, MOHAIR FACING; SHIRTS DOUBLE BREASTED AND DRAWERS TROUSER FINISHED. SUIT $2.50 FINE GAUZE RIB, NATURAL WOOL, MEDIUM WEIGHT. DOUBLE BREASTED, WITH PEARL BUTTONS, UNSHRINKABLE; SUIT wear "BR!LAnCN_^ AN IMP0RTED "-INE OF NATURAL WOOL UNDERWEAR, MEDIUM HEAVY WEIGHT AND BEAUT,- FULLY FINISHED; SUIT of the best quality To Railways, Steamboats, Camps, Etc. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������**��������������������� E. C. TRAVES, Manager PHONE 101. 645 Columbia Street. tS~_Li ^__l_li!ilHU_UIJ__^ ;: $ 4.50 H��MMM��*MM4_M___^____. ^+kmt,*>*e<,.*.***'* Electric Railway Service t $2.75 MEDIUM WEIGHT CAMELS HAIR UNDERWEAR' A NICE SOFT QUALITV, AND UNSHR.NKABLE. AT. SUIT $3.50 ?v?i?,eS tu-8? w?���ca.rry a11 the most popular lines, in the best brand, that we think will give every satisfaction in wear and valne trL?,���' tomers. INVESTIGATE AND COMPARE-wu���^ �� To th s before buying your winter supply tnis _______M_-J___>_r|T'___|-_r'yjnip_iflMi^��M. ������ iiimi i^_���________i��� ���___������!iM.. t/ * The William Hunter Company, Ltd. COLUMBIA STREET, OPP. CITY HALL. Dry Goods, Gen.s' Furnishings, Boots and Shoes Interurban Line. Cars for Vancouver nnd way stations Will run every hulf hour from 5:50 a. in. Last car leaves at 11 p. m. Last car leaves Vancouver at 11:30 p.m. Cars leave the depot every twenty minutes for both Sapperton and city limits over the city line. City Lme; ^^^^^ ollice on the hour, twenty utes after, and forty after, commencing Sapperton Lme: Cars at ten minutes after tli half past and fifty minutes i the hour, comn a. m. Sunday service half-nouriy*9' tween 8:30 ft. '"��� il'"1 11( p' British Columbia Electric Ry. Co.M \ _.**����������������������� ���������������������������������������* ��*�������������������������������������������������������������������������������������< CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Improvement '���*>- ,nc,ie! of the propel ' PU'i".'1 ' ' ' ,-iod wiihin the per.!" i from otlce, Columbia Street Local Notice. Pursuant to section 20 of the "Lo- eal Improvement General Bylaw. 1000," notice Is hereby given that the Assessment Roll of the "Columbia I Dated this Street Local Improvement" Is open for ,A .D., 1900. Inspection at the ollice of the Asses-1 sor in the City Hall. New Westmin-1 un���ntlon 1 Date of first publication In any therein, - _ . the Uf* ^^^^^^__ ve i"1"1 publication of this no .--���-��� of i,i. to the undersigned n ��' lintention to Wea|j . geptei_l>er day of Vi. A. ster, British Columbia, and ln case the owner or any person Interested of September. City Y'Y - j,j6._.. 1009. ME DAILY NEV pagk sevb_. ! 34SXX:.nZSCm^.'ii."Jp' .',' i _. .��� 'i'.. 'Pn , . ;:,. _ ��_^_J This house of Good Shoe sales takes pleasure in announcing" its readiness to furnish its patrons with the best Footwear the world produces. The choice productions of the most noted makers of shoes for men, ��_____ _*.->.*���_r?^i?i_-_i___.-_->'Pr_ j: r _rarja_... ^a_3:_'ij women and children have been chosen with the greatest care. Every price named will be a pleasing one, and, with the best of shoe service your satisfaction is assured. Note the following SPECIALS for today was 44*..*444444+*+^4+^*^4444+44444444+4444444444444i>^4444444444444444t'*4444'*^<>.t,<,..p..+4444444444444444+.4+4444444+44444444444444 4***<>*'>44444+444444444*4+44+4*+*+444+4+44444444444444+444++444444444+44444444444444444444444444444444444 4+444+4 ������������������������ ������������*������������������������������������������ "INSTRUCTOR SHOES" FOR MEN. THESE ARE THE BEST MEDIUMPRICED SHOES THAT COME TO THE COAST. SPECIAL CUT PRICES TODAY, VIZ: Men's $4.50 Velour Calf Goodyear Welt Boots for $3.95 Men's $5.00 Gunmetal Double Sole Bluchers 4.25 Men's Heavy Tan Russian Calf Leather-Lined Waterproof Boots, per pair 6.00 Men's Freak Toe Box Calf Bluchers, heavy double soles, per pair 5.00 Men's Leather lined B x Calf Boots, double soles and waterproof, per pair 4.50 See the lines of Men. Velour Calf Boots, canvas and leather-lined, that we are selling today for, per pair $3.50 We are strong on Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Fall Boots. New stock in this week. "INVICTUS BOOTS" Made by Geo. Slater POSITIVELY THE BEST BOOTS MADE IN ANY CANADIAN FACTORY. Men's Invictus Duk-Bak heavy waterproof double-sole Bluchers, per pair $6.00 Men's Box Calf Bluchers, made on the new Royal Last, per pair 5.00 LADIES' "INVICTUS" SHOES. Absolutely waterproof Box Calf and Kid Uppers, waterproof soles, per pair 5.00 Instructor Waterproof Boots for ladies, pair $3.50 and $4.00 See our Rubber Gum Boots, Etc. _ _i_ MR. WORKINGMAN You'll be interested in the great showing of Working Boots. We keep the kind you want. MEN'S HEAVV BOX CALF BLUCHERS. PER PAIR $2.50 MEN'S KANGAROO-GRAIN BLUCHERS, PER PAIR $3.50 MEN'S FISH-GRAIN BELLOWS-TONGUE BOOTS. PER PAIR $3.00 and $3.50 MEN'S TWELVE-INCH TOP BLACK MULE-HIDE BOOTS, PER PAir $4.00 and $5.00 MEN'S FIFTEEN-INCH CHROME KIP BOOTS, PER PAIR $5.00 MEN'S FIFTEEN-INCH BROWN MOOSE PROSPECTORS, ..$5 & $6 MEN'S FIFTEEN-INCH FRENCH CALF LOGGERS' BOOTS PER PAIR $6.00 We sell more Working Boots for Men than any other shoe store in B. C. ��������������������;���������< _. _> -_-_._-. 4AA A _____________________ _ Johnston's Big Shoe House, Ltd THE HOUSE OF GOOD 5HOE5 "Sign of the Bigf Electric Boot _�� NEW WESTMINSTER. ^V'bL0^? ���of Vicloria' Mrs, w v the euest ot Mr. and . iic ''Mills i '"'' '"ft"1 on ln�� At" to,'lh" itiviM " w Vork. en route '"' winter Ai, . ?re she wl�� apond 11 ff"ll IriciHls. Mi- , * * * *"'���'��� th.'' Y' ""'">' L- Kdmonda, �����* ^AY I' Mr-and Mrs. Chu. Thursday; ''"""ll'. Vancouver, on �� * e l'"1^"".,;;'^,,0"^"". member of ��!. vl8l��i>g with _.l88,ng' 0ntari0' 01:1,111 (ii-tmi .'"s ''"',si�� Mr. J. " "wing tiu. W6ek "���- R. (.love,-, of Arm strong, B.C., who has been the *uest of Mrs. W. H. Keary, left tor Sea"le todav with Mr. Glover, where they will spend some duys visiting tne tax. ��� ��� ��� Mlss Nora Armstrong, Who haa been visiting Hi. Misses Ladner. Vancou ver, returned to her home ea_lj 'the week. ��� * ��� The Reverend Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Middleton. who have been to�����s relatives here and In Vancouver, on their wedding tour, left last ��"K their home in Neepawa. ��� ��� ��� 1 Mlss Annandale. who lm J�� the guest of her aunt M ])omi, 1 Vancouver, returned to " I early In the week. Mrs. C. B. UwiV haa ^ 'Al 'tat.lons for a dance to be given nesday week, October 20, in Bt. George's hall. ��� ��� * Mrs. Wilson, of Victoria, is visiting with her daughter Mrs. J. E, Phillips, Queens avenue. �� ��� ��� Mr. and Mrs. E. Holt, of Haney are visiting in the city. . ��� �� Mrs. \V. J. Armstrong has sent out cards for an "At Home" on Monday, October 11. ��� ��� ��� Mrs. Coverdale Watson and Miss Laura Waston, returned this week trom Seattle, where they attended the A.-Y.-P. exposition. ��� ��� �� Doctor Lafferty, of Calgary, was a .isitor in the city this week. ��� * * The Ueverend Mr. Dunlop, who formerly was Angllelnn minister at Sapperton and Burnaby, with Mrs. Dunloy, relumed on Tuesday from n three months visit to England. The Ueverend Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop will lake up their residence in Burnaby where Mr. Dunlop will have charge of that parish only. * ��� ��� Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Couithard, Miss Marion Martin and M'\ George E. Martin, returned home on Thursday after spending a most delightful week motoring tour on Vancouver island. * * ��� Mrs. Sidney Burton and children, of Kamloops, are the guests of Mrs. Burlon's mother, Mrs. J. J. Jones. Royal avenue. * ��� ��� Mrs. Charles McDonald was the hostess at a largely attended and most enjoyable at home ou Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. The drawing room was made most effective by a skilful arrangement of red dahlias, wihle In the tea room a white color scheme of dahlias was used. The hostess received in a becoming gown of white with touches of blue. Those who poured tea were: Mrs. Farquhar Macrae, Mrs. 4}. Bruce Corbould, Mrs. J. S. Henderson, Mrs. G. A. Allan, Mrs. Yuengling, Msr. H. R. Davidson. Mrs. F. M. Gaynor and Mrs. Gordon E. Corbould, while Mrs. P. J. Roland Grant and Miss Archibald, (Vancouver), cut the ices. They were helped by Miss Corbould, Mlss Clara Corbould, Mlss Cotton, Mlss Youdall, O.ir con ver), Mlss Llllooet Armstrong, J.tss Lewis, Miss Briggs, Miss Brown and Miss Gertrude Brown, while little Miss lza McDonald wid Gertrude Gaynor, who looked very sweet and dainty In white frocks, opened the door to the many guests. �� ��� �� Mrs. Wood, of Kamloops, is visiting with her sister Mrs. A. Charleson First street. * ��� ��� Mr. A. Taylor, of Chilliwack is the guest of Mr. T. S. Annandale 3PRING LAMB, CHOICE ANO SAUSAGE. AT THI) MEATS Central Meat Market Oorntr Eighth St an�� Fifth Arena* phone tm ���OWELL. A ODD*, Proorlttom ,'��� '4*. '.' _���-.- '������'��� <���- t i .'. I, A '�� "*1 ��* 1. ." ', -1 ������ ��� A ��� "Aa y YtA! '' "fiftY it. ... W*3! ,i* ..��># " 1*1 \ ��� ' t.4 ',, ��� t ' ���' i ' k Til ' I , -..'.��� ' ' " ilYj ! ' ' N.J . ��� y- ��� ��� ��� y- ,, '��� "���_��� ... - ti fit* ������.'������' . i . . i ������ - . - ��� 11 _ ��� if-i . 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J .��� J i 1�� 3 :��6w . ft I ���:' 4 '�� ''V ���'��� '��� *K ���' i- . ��� " _ii- v ' ��� , >MyI :_ ; *v i VI- p.- ..-. ..�� Ilip-'H Y. j?M..>':.tY; ��__*__t.i :;,.y;:-:.U^" i|L MP- !.: ' iff" i'i- An- 9 , A" viV;v'.^_ -. i^#!,:.,,Y^ if^r' i' |.;.t * r PAGE EIGHT. THE DAILY ITEWS_ SATURDAY. OCTC Try Us Once And U Will Call Again "We have been looking for you." Now, listen. We offer to you, whether you wish a bargain or not, tins of Chicken Broth at only five cents per tin���and if that is not cheap and reasonable we don't know what is. This is a very good line, and to get people to know what it is we are selling it at an unusually low price. It is a new line with us, and we want it to be a new line with you. Whenever down town, come In and look around. That's what this store is for. PR OOF" City News " ''"'"""i.:''.-tY!2_ I .. '.vv, iYm^wwr";: ":, -'.iip 'p'p,���������! $jj.te*4_ii. ",iiet\ -���>?���>,���, Scottish concert Sale of reserved seals opens at Ryall's phi Saturday. Everything for tha garden at nuys phone 184. 'v ��� Matthew Knight, soi ICaptain Knight, has of Hie late returned to r.1LC, . j __hl Westminster after a brief resldenci ��� . i.Y '..^ififiS^*'1"'I in Spiii Fianeiseo, where lie was ii 1 ;.. . ; ifYl^Jl 7*&m :���; F*i h'< A__*_.i'i'"n H��ETF% ^artlSf V J�� i business. 'TrHE very fact that there are ���*��� more Great Majestic Malleable and Charcoal Iron Ran��ei sold than any other range on the market, is proof positive that it is the best. Don't You Want the Best? The Great Majestic Range lasts three t.mes as long as a cheap range, but it doesn't cost three times as much. ANDERSON & LUSBY Columbia Street. Viss Lena Duthie, queen or Scot tish song al the Opera Hous ���. October 13th. Bob Stevenson's whole stor'; ol boot? and shoes to be sold ofl In thirty days. 219- l-'or first-class cut flowers and any kind <p; Floral work, telephone Davie= Greenhouse, R208. " Irish jig competition (ladies) al Se.,itish cone, rt, October 13th. An organization meeting of the .Mat le Ridge board ol trade will be held this evening, al whieh the si c- retary of the board of trade, C. H. S. | Wade, will sjieak. The meeting has been called al Pori Haney. A good supply of fresh and smoked lish. also oysters, at Benson iv. Ayiing, Begbie street. 233 I I '; V r -. I I To Restore that Complexion You lost while holidaying use Muir's Wifciiazel Cream We also hava all kinds of complexion creams and skin foods at MUIR'S DRUG STORE Ellard Block, NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. STORAGE VIDAL & BACCHUS PHONE 475. PUBLIC SUPPLY STORES ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK- GEO. ADAMS, Prop. WHAT ARE A FEW HOURS SPENT AT OUR NIGHT SCHOOL when through them you can become a first-class bookkeeper or stenographer! With either profession you are independent. Kvery business man must have competent help. We provide the finest Instruction in our night classes. WesfminsferModernBusiness School A. L. BOUCK, Principal. 610 Columbia Street REMOVAL NOTICE. .1. G. Brown Will sing "John Grum- blie," at the Scottish concert. Todd's Mandolin and Guitar Club, j Your choice, mandolin, violin or guitar With ease, music, and three; months' instruction free. Membership .ticket $20. 232 1). I). .Mann. \ ice-ptesMent of the Canadian Northern Railway, has not ! | yet Informed his representatives on the coasl when he will arrive, though | J he is expected at the end of next week. | All those willing to assist the Antl- Tuberculosis Society by aiding In the work on Tag Day, are requested to communicate with Mrs. A. J. Hill, president of the society. ll. C. E. R. city and Sapperton cars will make one extra trip for th ��� accommodation of ihe New Westminster people attending the horse races at Minoru park. Lulu island. Tire last Sapperton car will leave the office at 11:30 p.m., and the ciiy car at 11:20 i.m. Hear Miss Munn sing "Lea Kig" at the big Scottish concert. Diamond _ Corbould, tue realty agents, are removing today from the Dominion Trust block to new ijuar- tors in the Ilall-Lavery block. The rooms are the first to the left at the head of the staircase on the second floor. The steamer Transfer will hereafter leave the Brackman-Ker wharf for Ladner, Westham Island and way points, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon instead of at 3, as herlofore, returning on the following morning. On Saturday she will make an extra n turn trip arriving in tlie city in the even- Ing. Trips will be made to Steves ton as the business warrants. *< On and after this date the business of this Company will be transacted in the offices lately occupied by McBride <t Kennedy, 2S Lorne street, ln the company's head office building. THE WESTMINSTER TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT CO., Ltd. F. J. HART, Manager. New Westminster, Sept. 25th, 1909. Tlie juvenile dancing it the Scottish concert. competition "Lifebuoy Soap is delightfully refreshing for bath or toilet. For washing underclothing ii is unequaled. Cleanses and purifies, ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ��� 11 IL IVLade in south bend K/AIN vJL | ��� SEND YOUR HEATING STOVES TO ��� JAMES & McCLUGHAN \ FOR REPAIRS. I Trust Block, Front St., New Westminster ��� ������������������������������������������������������^����������������������������������������������������������������������������������444��2 R. .Morrison, the fine tenor, will sing "Success Tae Bonnie Scotland. Seot'iisii concert, October 13. A florist store will shortly be opened on Columbia street by S. G. Tidy, the Tenth street florist! The quantity of plants and flowers sold at the hothouses and in the market have made Mr. Tidy confident that a store on the main street will pay. The site has not yet be.n decided upon. Buy orchard lands while 'hey are cheap and become independent. We art. the official agents of The Western HoniL and Improvement Co., Ltd. Let I us tel] you about their choice holdings at Appleland. A new townsite and j fruit district along the line of th I II. C. Electric Chilliwack lin,. and V. j V. & E. Cloverdale to Sumas Hailway This section excel]s in the production of all fruits. Come at once whilyj the' best lands are selling cheap and let us ' show you this section at our expense We can sell five, ten, fifteen and twenty acrL. tracts ou easy terms. I- J, Hart & Co., Ltd. ** Hook your seats early for the Scottish concert The wise man lias been taught thai a hank account is necessary, bul a wise man not only has a hank ae ieotint. bul a safety deposit box In a [ rusl company's vault, His valuable [papers will go in the vault���he does i no' ri-"'< them in his oun house. In 8 safely depnsil ho\ in our vault your papers are perfectly safe lrom flre, 'burglars or any other loss. Isn't litis sufficient reason why you should rent jone of these boxes today? Dominion Trust Co., Ltd.. T. K. Pearson, manager, New Westminster branch. FINE FOOTWEAR Chamberlin & Co. Lavery Block, Colvmbia St. Mineral Waters Aerated Waters Manufactured by if �������������������.>���������������������� West End Property GOOD BUYS ��� J. HENLEY | F. J. HART & CO., Ltd. I NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. X 7 ***���**��� ��� A Grand Showing and Sale of Women s and Misses' Tailored Garments ��� . _ i with aU the extremely attractive style features of Fall, 1909. Smartly fashioned Suits, nobby and practical Coats, carefully made Skirts, charming .Mannish Waists-everything in ready- made outer apparel for women-garments of superior style, at those famously low prices that have brought this big department its tremendous popularity. A Stunning Exposition of Smartest Women*s Shrewd, discerning shoppers pronounce our display of women's wearables for fall superb: in reality the display i.s quite a ' style study. Women's Coats in broadcloth, beaver and Kersey cloth. ,",-4 anl 7-8 lengths. Some are made semt-lllting with high Prussian collar and double breasted front; others with roll collar and revers of silk in a contrasting shade. Prices $13.50, $17.50 and $25.00. Suits in broadcloth, chevron and Venetian cloth In all the newest colorings, taupe, raisin, artichoke, as well as the staple shades navy, brown, black and shadow stripi's Coals from 38 to 45 Inches long. Some are hands only; braided and trimmed with buttons, others in the plain tailor-made styles. Prices from $19.50 to $37.50 Women's Skirts In all the shades, black, navy, taupe, myrtle, tan and grey in plain and shadow striped Venetian, chiffon, Panama, broadcloth and chevron. Same are made ln plain gored styles with trimmings of fancy strappings and buttons; others have panels Smart Skirts at Unusually Low Prices. We are showing some of the best values In separate skirts. Garments thai are smartly cut and trimmed In the very latest style. Kvery woman owes it to herself to see this splendid display before purchasing. We detail a tow- values that are alone well worth the trouble of inspecting them. Fascinating Autumn Waists. Never has this store shown such a variety or such stunning styles in Waists. Visit the ready-to-wear section an I learn what Dame Fashion has set her stamp of approval upon. You'll be delighted with the showing. Tailored Waisls Ior Fall; specia! delivery of these desirable waisls in heavy cotton, poplin, with wide lucks over the shoulder; also in fancy Vestings with tucked and box pleated fronts. Price, all sizes $2.25 Lace and nel Waists in dozens of charming styles���flsh nets. Oriental and fancy la.-es in white, cream, ecru, navy, brown and black. the Season's Wear. of ��,inl 11 | ��� ; everj ii made li moyei perfeel flttii ra- riety of stj les and $6.50. $7.50, $8.75 and up to $12.50. Black Voile Skirts In plain ami pleati I Bomely trimmed with bands of taif. ��� ime witn satin trimini.v - $".5:, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00. Black Taffeta Silk Underskirts, very full flounce, iiu-ked with I ini li frill bound edge and dust ruffle; extraordinary ' e at $6.50 We make a ������; ��� ��� OUI sizes. NEW FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR. New Fall and Wlnti I ��������� derwear; goo Is which c n bine a sn ip] ll ' -":'��� With coll,[nl t.i!,!- Wl '��� qualities. Our garments are well shaped form ti""1- and weil a lapti d to tne present style tendencies l" figure moulding wearables, from the cheapi >p to the higher priced goods wlll give satisfaction. Penman's Natural Wool Underwear, all sizes, including out sizes: well made anJ good " wearing qualifies. Price $1.35 and $1.50 per garment. Penman's Natural w'0"1 Combination Suits; well shaped and made to fit Price per suit ... ��� ��� ��� ���. ���'' Watson's while lin.- ''"" bed Combination Suits; all sizes; Suit .. .$1-75 to $3.03 Natural color Union Suits, well Bhaped garmi ni -'-" special values; all sizes ��' prices 30c, 35c, 40c. 45c a^ 50c a garment. Smart Little Styles in Girls' Serge Dresses���-Low Prices, Too. Autumn styles are ready for the maid as well as the matron and they have been well looked after at this store. The children's section, where everything' for infants to girls of twelve is to be had, presents an excellent showing now. PRETTY DRESSES IN SCARLET, SAXE AND BLUE. Black and white check, navy, trimmed with borders of self or contrasting shades; dainty embroidered turnover; silk collars with embroidered edge; ages 2 to 10 years. No two alike. Prices $4.00 to $7.50 CHILDREN'S SAILOR SUITS in navy blue serge, full pleated Skirts. Some are trimmed with navy, some with white soutache braid; white shields; ages 4 to 14 years. Prices, $2.50 to $6.50. BUSTER SUITS in navy, cardinal and brown serges, sailor collars, <W ,ilv trimmed with bntf* white or navy shields; jjw ent leather belts. only, $3.25, $4.00 and $4.50. Each Telephone 13. Office, Eighth St. �����������������������������������.������������������������������������������������< W. S. COLLISTER & CO. THE STORE FOR WOMEN'S WEAR-
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