@prefix ns0: . @prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . @prefix geo: . ns0:identifierAIP "14e470b8-6491-4284-a84f-7513432c399d"@en ; edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:alternative "[New Westminster Daily News]"@en ; dcterms:issued "2015-10-27"@en, "1907-12-05"@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/nwdn/items/1.0316523/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note """ rhite, Shiles & Co. FIRIE INSURANCE IEW WESTMINSTER, B. C f MUMBER 282 White, Shiles & Co REAL ESTATE 20? Columbia St. Phone 85 NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. 5, 1&07. '"t/y "TO CENTS PER WEEK. GBV fOOTBAI! CiUB MASONS PREPARE JAPANESE POLICY COFFIN NAIL SMOKERS .|Y. W.C. T. II. GIRLS MANY OOtUi^IS ARE , NOW ORGANIZED 10 ERECT BIG BLOCK HAS BEEN fRAMED SHOULD BE SPANKED! ARE ALTER MEDAL FOUND IN VICTORIA fficers of Latest Athletic Compelled to Move From Government Will Not Con- Premier Laurier Discusses .Oratorical Contest for Silver Official of Dominion Depart- Organization Elected- Present Quarters, Frater-I sent to Change of Treaty. Cigarette Evil With Depu-i Trophy Promises to Be ment of Archives Secures J, ; Blue and White. nal Order Will Build. With Canada. tation from Provinces. ! Very Interesting Dec. Tokio, Dec. 4.���At a convention of I Ottawa, companies held tcday ! t was resolved to consolidate into . waited on Sir W. Laurier and asked Valuable Material. oi a new one large company. Minister Hayasbi ] for tlie enactment of a federal law 4.���A deputation di j The silver medal contest to tie giv- Victoria. Dec. 4.���Dr. James Hannay yesterday morning | e��� under the ausp|ces of t^ y w. * F. R. C S��� of the Dominion arcnives C T. U. in St. Patrick's hall on Pri- department left last evening for Van- .���..-.._���, was. held last eveningI Members of th.. Masonic ordei ,,,. !,,,���. ol Montreal "shack" to j jhin city have during the past few I the emigration companies held tcday | the W. C. T. I anize the newly formed city Rug- j weeks been active in preparations it Football dob. Among those pres- j looking towards the building '.ra.-me, A. Leamy, | block, which is to be used as the told the convention that steps must! prohibiting the importation, raanufac-j day' Promi8es t0 be one of the most j couver en route to Regina, Prince Al- headquarters for the lodge, and which [ be taken to fully regulate emigration.: lure and sale of cigarettes and fail- interesting social evenings of its clas3 | bert then Ottawa and home to Fred- will probably be located at the corner ; It was resolved to enlarge the Durean ing in that for provincial legislatures j held in this city for some time. Six' ericton. He states that he has been of Lorne and Agnes street, on the site of emigration afld a committee was | to be given power in lhat direction now occupied b.v a small cottage. The appointed to confer with Minister situation is desirable, being only a Hayasbi. short distance up the hill, and central-' *i * L/eauiy, H. Leamy, Stewart, Turn- Hi Russell, Sutherland, Davis, Ab- |tt. Harrison and Martin. The busi- \\i,. oi the meeting was to elect offi inge alxiut grounds, the colli tbe club, and other details. Ia. K, (iraeme was in tbe chair. Tbe iy Bltuatec. Definite- plana concern- L ��ing officers were duly elected: ing the project will be announced in esideni, Arthur Malins; first vlce- ��� \\ E. Graeme; second vlce- Bldent, I' A. Macrae; honorary , . Idi .'.'-. W. II. Ki ary, Q. D. efymner H. R. Davidson, F. II. Lyle. i: .! Leamy; secretary-tTI&surer, h. Davii aptaln, il. J. Davis; com- Mes9r8. Russell, Marcon and al.. 1,1 y, I Leamy proposed and W. Martin i a ;. .1. that Captain Davis and j_. President Graeme should wait up iii The deputation was introduced by J. B. Kennedy, M. P., N'ew Westmin- " j ster. Mrs. Bieglow, Cornwall, Ont., Tokio, Dec. 4���Hon. Rudolphe LjB- spoke for Saskatchewan and'Alberta rnieux, Canadian minister of labor,was , and Mrs. Kennedy, Xew Westminster, tendered a banquet last night by the for British Columbia. Sir W. Laurie.' municipality ��f Tokio. Among those tai_ the government would consider present were Sir Claude MacDonald, th,. proposal to have legislature.! grant- tie British ambassador, Viscount Hay ed the power to prohibit the sale of ashi, Japanese foreign minister; Bar- cigarettes, lf he had his own way he pany. Bhortly after the transfer wa"? on Chinda and Messrs. Verrett and accomplished, the rent charged the Preston. Mr. Shibtisawi presided, and Masons was Increased to such an ex- toasted Mr. Lemieux. who responded. young ladles will endeavor io cap- fairly successful In the quest for old lure the silver trinket in order to be ' documents in this city. In the running for the goi! medal i The foundations of the hisiory of the course of the next few days. The Masonic block, situaied at the corner of Columbia and Lome, was recently sold by the trustees ot that or der to the Westminster TrusT 8om- teni that the members decided tha* it would be cheaper to build another 'el.,.ii iban to continue paying rent The new building will be strictly up e members of the parks commit- to date in every respect, and will cost . permission to um one of several thousands of dollars to erect xhlbition buildings for the pur- of ��� /fining practice righl away . .1 neiii. con. i oposed :��� W M. Russtll .and sec- ... B. 11. Stuart, that the corn- would prohibit the use of tobacco iu any form. He was not so sure that the habit was injurious to those of mature years. He did not use tob.ac Co himself, but nothing pained him expressing the firm belief that all differences would te amicably settled. It was understood that Mr. Lemieux had been informed that while the Japanese government would not consent waya n;ade him fee] as though be to any modification or change in its would like to have the right to turn contest which takes place in June of each year, when the twenty-fifth anniversary of the formation of the V. society will be celebrated. The six contestants, Friday evening, will be Misses Laura Hall, Constance Cham- berlin, Kathleen Mark, Ethel Buck- land, Mildred Hardman, and Helen Btnnetl. In addition to the recitations''by these talented young ladies, an interesting program will be rendered, consisting of the following: Instrumental more than to see a boy In the streeet I So,0_ M,gB Crindley. vocal solo Rev with a cigarette in his mouth. It | ������ hould at once arrange a mc-et- repi i Uetatlvee of other clubs in the city for tke pur- t ranging about the use of the \\ ��� grounds by each club, also ..... the in..king and sinking ., po '��, with full power to act. ��� l by H. '. cer.tatn ,ocal b"*'; new :iddition to the water . system to be proud, and one that should i,if the ad to purchase plans tor a lin-- Dreadnought, trom Vlckers Son* Maxim, English shipbuilders, tho enl .lecide.i to Institutes com- "i. to be open to Russian ami i. linns tor designs of a ne.v ttle hip, siicc. ssfui competitors wl'J ..'��� the construction. Vessels be imiit iii St. Petersburg, nf an materials i'y Russian work- : and fitted \\\\ Ith Russian engines. a matter of tact, however, eoiiipe- The Reivers football team of thW city will play the Vancouver Celtics at Queen's park on Saturday afternoon, the match commencing at two- thirty ..'clock. A collection In aid of lhe local club will be taken up. Th g Bellingliam, Dec. 4.���The mystery of a smuggling system for opium anil Japanese has been solved by tne United States customs officials, and one of the gang arrested, but the ringlead- A CHINESE CHAMPION ��������������������������������������������������������������������������� ������ ��� CLEVER ACTORS COMPRISE AN ALL STAR CAST '-���rs have not been captured. The smuggling into this country ��� A champion for the cause of the oppressed e'ati,.. w,,s to hive been played in | Asiatic has arisen in this city, and lifted up his voice Vancouver, but owing to uni'orseen ��� jn ()efence 0f his countrymen who are unable to from British Columbia has been carried on in a small sloop that has ieen landing its illicit cargoes on Whatcom creek waterway tn the vicinity of the restricted district. Early this morning Yashiaka Waka- fS���"wr,Tta^w^c2tot|| m"ke themselves heard amid the din and clamor of $ ��� ��� ��� of: Goal, Barbaree; backs, Clark, Her-1 t line-haw; half-backs, Lock, Turn uli, �� Peele; forwards. Craig. Watson. Cun- a .ockhart, Lumsden, Th ��� * Ambrose for the Old \\f of days ago will \\*} Iti. ningham, deparl lire of Country a couple somewhat weaken the team, as he a limited to Vicuers as the plans '^,^ ('.(;ilsUk.red one of the best play ' 1 within thirty days I, I'e preseni .(���ision of ihe government to ._.o I tor warship designs is a sore ��� tor the Russian designers of karships, Too Lightheaded. Pittsburg, Dec 4.���Dr. S. H. Clark. Ilu' University of Chicago, scored ' American people before the Pitts- teacher's institute in Carnegie es in the city. His position on thej forward line has been filled by Lock-1 hart, who is rapidly coming front as a steady player. to the CHINK COOK HAD TO QUIT WHEN MEN KICKED A re- hand j, ball Bh. Tie, (Iran.l Forks. Ii. C, Dec. 4.- port from outside points to states that the Granby company will this morning, and also took a turn I resume operations on January 1- On ;!,��' theatricals of the present day. being asked In regard to this, Man- '��� Clark aaid, "Many modern formsLger Hodges emphatically denied it, ''"''���'���lalnnieiit are due to the In- stating that there was no probability 1,1 "f the average person to follo.viof starting up. Per line of thougbi than vandfl- A number of men employed by Jos- whlch make's no demand uponLphWiBeman cutting ties up the north energies, and practically every fork of Ihe Kettle river waited on 'n will resenl anything that does, him this week to demand the dls- whole world, it would seem, has'charge of the Chinese cook. Mr.Wlse- 11'"'il its amusements." I ^an had to comply. the anti-Asiatic movement. J. Lamtung, a young- Chinese student who has resided in this city for many years, has been selected as the mouthpiece of a number of educated Chinamen, and it is his intention to reply to the arguments advanced by the Exclusionists with reference to Asiatic immigration in this province. In another column will be found a letter written ��� by Mr. Lamtung in which he combats statements | recently made by Peter Peebles, one of the school | trustees of New Westminster, with reference to the | habits of the Chinese students attending the public ��� schools. The News believes that the Chinese are t entitled to a fair hearing on this question, and it is ��� for this reason that the letter is inserted in these J columns, and not because of any Asiatic leanings J on our part. Mr. Lamtung has expressed a desire to address a meeting of the Exclusion league in the near future, and is anxious to know whether he would be given a fair hearing by the members of that body. �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������< "The Royal Chef" will appear at l Up Opera House tonight. This much heralded musical comedy had its flrst presentation at ihe Garrick Theatre, Chicago, and with the exception of a run In N'ew York and a short ro.'.l , . . . . vama was arrested on the Great North tour lasi spring has not he-en reveale 1 ��� , , .. ... em Ow tra u by < U8tom8 Inspector onh to the playgoers ot those cities, ,' . _, , .,, i Hubbard. therefore New Westminster will have ..��� ,,,,[ The Orieutl had in his valise $200 the opportunity ol s.eing practically ... . ., . . ,, . , .. . worth ol opium, for which he could a brand new show and one that was .- , Hiot show a customs receipt and which one of the biggest successes of past season. The original cast, and It is an all-st,ar one, has been retaine 1 and includes such people as Wm. J. McCarthy, Oscar Uagland, Herbert Carter, tieo. Porter Smith, Franklin Fox, Gertrude Hutcheson, Dorothy Rae, La Belle Laurette, Dixey l.illnvd and many others. Among the musical numbers are "O'Reilly", "Tail of the Tailless Frog", "Spirit of 76", "Let Me go Back", "Strolling", "Mother (loose'" .and "A Rajah Bold". Tlie license for the Russell hot 1 which was taken out by E. J. Fader some months ago, is being transferred to Fred Cameron, who will probably assume the proprietorship, if not when the J ! lhe actual management | Pi ��� er ron is financially interested in some of Mr. Fader's enterprises and witli }lr. Fader endeavoring to enter the council, the division of labor T>etweeiT them will assume a more definite aspect. bore the name' of a Vancouver manu factnrer. Investigation this afternoon led to the discovery that this Japanese got his opium from a sioop and that three Japanese, who were arrested on the steamboat Utopia this morning, were brought to this city on a sloop. The sloop arrived late last night, and this morning it had mysteriously disappeared. The sloop is equipped with all sorts of fishing tackle and easily passes for one of the many fishing boats on the Sound, between Bellingham and Van- couver. E. Hoult may find it necessary to undergo an operation to obtain relief from an affliction which has given him more or less trouble since his return from the South African campaign. On his return from the war he had an e.peration performed at Quebec, which was not successfully conducted, afd may have to be repeat cd. PAGE TWO THE DAILY STEWS. THURSDAY, 0SC 5, 190? I :' I bi GRIEVANCE WAS WHAT McBRIDE WENT AFIER Hon. Mr. Fielding Touches The Spot in Discussing Premier's Bouncing Trip. Ottawa, Dec. 4���Hon. Mr. Fielding resumed the debate on address in thA bouse yesterday. In discussing provincial Subsidies, he charge*! Mr. Bord.n with c deavoring to corrupt British Columbia i), offering to redress its grvvaucA? ! he came into power. He said tnat lion. Mr. McBride came to the ccdlcrenoe with his mind made u;. to rake no hing but a commission. Mr Mc-3rJde v.anted .a grievance, not an ii.cre:s-d subsidy. .\\I'\\ Ce-.eks.ult, Brantford, moved an auiPtdem: io the address, by adding tne following: "We d'tlv to express our respect-1 ful regret ili.r more adequate refe"-' cuce .lis t.oi been made t.i the ma*- ters er ; i M:e inl. resi alluded to Iiii Yoin l-.Mi-i'e - v's gracious Speech, and iinl <:.e.r nr ers of grave pui- lic concern hav,- tltogethei escap?' mention thei eln. We .!��� .-ply regre' the financial stringency which is .1- luded to in Vour Excellency's gracious Bpeech, an 1 v. hi. h ii i.- aire ely OCC 1- sioned grout inconvenience mid los; to the pi ople of this country. Wo sincerely deplore the lack of ordinary business prudence and foresight on I the pan eu' Your Excellency's advis-: ers, especially their reckless, wasteful extravagance and the Immediate taxation exacted from the peopl i in recent years, all of which, have materially contributed to the financial stringency." BUY YOUR i.tySib" - . /, yL Y-a ��� ib.y ..--- ;"*.- CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW Fancy Vests. Latest Ties. Smoking Jackets Bath Robes, Etc. Mufflers in the Latest Designs Canadian Pacific Raii Srltlth Columbia f , Service. wayCo, a�� u,��� TIME T\\BLE b. C. Coist Line i; . SKAGWAY, JUNEAU, PT PRINCE RUPE S.S. Princess Mi Leaves Vancou. lng dales: Nov. 13; Lv. v.. Nov. 26; Lv. Victo I . . Dec. 9; Lv. Vli irla 11 Dec. 26; Lv. Vici irla Ll : Jab. I��; Lv. Victor]. 11 | Jan. 26; l.v. Vlctorl. 11 I Fej. 9; Lv. Victoria 11 Feb. 24; l.v. VlCtOrl I : ���,p-J\\ _ ft ^|P$tf ''A Sf -' ���_.....' -&**i Opera House B ookings. The Royal Chef Dec. The Red Cross Dec. The Voung Prospector Dec. The Girl of the Streets Dec. Why Girls .'..ave Home .....Dec. li Uncle Tom's Cabin Dec. 1 .Are You Crazy Dec..!.) Williams Jubilee Singers lan. ! Strongheart (Ralph Stuart). .Jan. :: Juvenile Bostonians lan. 1" Gorton's Minstrels fan. 15 Devil's Auction Ian, 21 We Are King Jan. . \\ Kerry t',..w k ���:.. y. Dream City Mar. 2 Sis in New York April I .The Burgomaster April 8 A College Boy May 27 ;-; Spokane fails & Northern Ry Co. Westminster Iron Works: NelsonX Ft. Sheppard Ry. Co. ���������������������������������������������������������������^���������o >���������������������������*����������������������������������*������ * [JH. NERAL -*>!> -.MUlSf, Condensed Advertisements LOST���GREENISH COLORED OV- ercoat on Saturday night. Reward. Finder return to Central hotel. i FOR SALE���PIAXO, PRACTICAL- ly new; owner moving east; must sell. Address M, C. M., News ��� ��fflce. "jnOR SALE���2 STORIED HOUSE, ������*��� -on corner lot, Carnarvon streef. "JPgfi rooms, bath, furnace, stone foundation. Price $5,500. Apply Z., P. 0. Box 693- FOUND���OLD BRINDLE COW. IF not called for In two weeks, wlll sell to defray expenses. A- Mack vay Burnaby Lake. Red Mountain Ry. Co. ���The only all rail route between al! points east, west and south fo Ross land, Nelson and intermediate point- connecting at Spokane with the Great Northern, Northern Pac.'fic and O. R & N. Co. Connects at Rossland >��'ith the Canadian Pacific Railway for Boundary Creek points. Connects at Meyers Falls with stage (Sily for Republic. Buffet service on trains between Spokane and Nelson. Effective Sunday, November io, IOOI. Leave Day Train Arrive 9.20 a.m Spokane 7.15 p.m. 12.25 P"! Rossland 4.10 p.m 9.40 a.m Nelson ... 6.45 p.m H. A. JACKSON. .VI AI' 111 N ti WORK- SHIP SMITH.iN(i, h Kiwi in. and QTRT1PTTTRAT, IRON WOKK Ornamental Iron Worn, including Fences, Gates, Fire Escapes, etc. Mail orders and correspondence invited. JOHN REID, BEGBIE STKbHT. New XVesrmlnnter. t", o. 474 Evening Classes in Commercial Branches Will be held in Columbian College, commencing on Tuesday, November 5. For rates apply at the College. W. J. SIPPRELL, Principal X ��� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Double Screened Nat OR SALE���ONE FUNK & WAG- nalls Stand ird I .1 tlonary Sub- Bcrlptlon edition. Apply, Dally N ws. F ANTED POSITION AS SALES- lady, or as nurse for invalid Apply at this offlce for ad Ires 1. W W ley rANTED���A NUMBER OF MUST class laborer Apply to Qulg n. ar Small & Bucklln's. ANTED���BY V"'. NQ LADY, room and boa:!, convenient '0 post oflice. Apply K.. Box 693. W 3MER PIGEONS FOR SALE. AP ply P. O. Box 5:17, Xew Westminster. H TAKE The White Pass and Yukon route for CONRAD, CARCROSS. ATLIN, WHITE HORSE, DAWSON and FAIRBANKS, Daily trains (except Sunday) carrying passengers, mail, express and freight connect with stages at Carcross and White Horse, maintaining a through winter service. Foi information apply to J. H. ROGERS, Traffic Managei. Vancouver. R ' "The Milwaukee" "The Pioneer Limited" St. Paul to Chicago, "Short Line" Omaha to Chicago, "South West Limited" Kansas City to Chicago. No trains in the service on any railroad in the world that equal in equipment that of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. They own and operate their own sleeping and dining cars on all! their trains and give their patrons an excellence of service not obtainable elsewhere. H. S. ROWE. General Agent. 134 Third St.. cor Alder. Portland. Or $5.00 Per Ton Delivered 50c per ton extra above 4th Ave. ������ ������ *>4>:*>*>-,?*>*>i2*>*>y*>*). *>*>:.*> ������ ������������������������ *>*>������:���*>*> '������:��� X They are Perfectly Waterproof YOU TAKK XO CHANCES WITH THE "DICK BOOT." For over fifty years tin1 name; of DICK has been a household wor.1 in the Old Country for Waterproof Boots. Their 8 pee lal process * renders the sole leather perfectly anad permanently Waterproof, be- ;'- nirl>es adding doubly to its- wearing equalities. + These we specially recommend ��.��r the wet weather: 4, Price*���Ladies, from $2.75 to $4.00. Youths, $2.00 * Gents, from $3.50 to $5.00. Boys, $2.75. ��� t The Old Country Boot Store, - Columbia St. * J. STEWART, Proprietor 4 ���0��*k:���*:������-:'������'::������: ������ ������ ������:���.;-���������'::<����������������� ������������������������ : ��� ��� ��� ��� :"i : i i : Belyea & Co. Telephone 150 W. R. Gilley���Tel. 122. Offlc? TM. Hi. C. K. Gilley���Tel, 201 Gilley Bros., Ltd, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEaLERS IN Wellington Coal. Van. PortlanJ Cument, Rosebank Lime, B. C. Pt tery Vitrified Pipe, Drain Tile, Terra Cotta, etc.; Clayburn Pre IM Mantel, and Fire Brick, Fire Clay, Gartcraig Fire Brick. Liverpo Salt, Forge Coal, Common Br:k Sand, Gravel and Crushed Rock 1 z*&x<<*%ew^ w 'ANTED���POSITION AS HOTEL Clerk, or Bookkeeper; good experience; best ot references. Apply <;., P. O. Box 693. RAINED NURSE, DISENGAGED; T this offlce for address. with moderate feeB. Apply 10 TO RENT���ONE FURNISHED Bi. J- room, near Library. Apply 287 Victoria street. T APANESE BOY ATTEND!NO *J school wants work with good family in return for room an.i board, Apply Box 545. city. JAPANESE LADIES WANT GEN- eral housework for month, or washing clothes by the day. Apply to 8. Matsauiura, P. O. Box 296, city. f, "��NU*|k.TU.I0 BY ^^ 1 Wl il v* XvH Rapid Easy Grinders Can be' run with either steam power, horii<^ jiower or windmill���the easiest "���iinniniee. grinders made. Straw and Feed Cutters in three sizes. Our pulpers and ellcerg are made with reversible knives, or by reversing the handle. AH are roller and ball bearings. ��� V �� I v V i W. E. FALE'S MONEY-MAKING RECIPE 2S . P-m .- ; VANCOUVER-VICTORIA ROUT- SS- Princess Victoria Leaves Vaoouver 1 arrives at Vlctorl 1 6 I 1/ aves Yie'l'K , ', , rive's Vancouver 1 a m VICTORIA-SEATTLE R'OUTE S.S. Princess Bea- Leaves Vlctorl i ��� - cept Monday; arrives S in dailj 1 itce 1 M ... Leaves Sea tie 11 ce'pt Monda dailj excepl T VICTORIA NEW WESTMIN8TBH ROUTE. Steamer R P p To Victoria: We lue 7 a.m From v.. toria: I 7 a in WEST COAST ROLTE. S S Tees Leaves Vli toria 11 p.m ,; of each month tor Clai oqu. to l [arbor and waj p irl - ��� .. \\ month for Qua! .and .'���'i!i of each montl slno, Cape Si ol md wa VANCOUVER-NANAIMC ROUTE, S. S. Joan Leav< s Vanco ive except Sund ij r lay a leaves al 1 . 7 a. in. UPPER FRASER RIVER ROUTE S. S. Beaver Leaves New V. esl :n nsfi Mondays, We . lea: an 1 Frid Leaves Chiiliwack 7 a. ni. : Thursday an.) Saturdayt, calling il landings between New WestmlnUe and Chiiliwack. UP RIVER. Ramona ��� Fn.111 N. W. "2 '.";. . 3 ' From Chwk. Sin.. \\\\'.:,d.. Prl "in LOWER FRASER RIVER ROUTE. S. S. Trjnsfe-. Leaves New Wea nlnste ��� t Sunday at 2 p.m., with i-i;. Monday at 5 am. Ix^av.... Ste ������ Monda Wednesd _y, 1 irada tnd Ss at 7 ft, in.: Fi : a ,; 1 ". id lltl nil trip Saturda; 5 p m NORTHERN B. C. ROUTE. S.S. Arrue-. From Vtetorla 11 p.-n.. '-.' ind lotli from Vancouver ar. 9 ;i. m.. Sod and 16th of each month, calling it Skldegate on flrst trip anl Bel.a Cools oa second' tri;.. RIVERS INLET, VAN ANDA. LUND. ETC. S. S. Queen C.ty From Victoria S p in- ever-, rv ���.'���1 from Vanceuver b .1. m. every ^'4 uesday. Returulog arrives .' V* couver Sunday afN'rno.i.i. . VtetorU Monday mornine. VI'CTORIA-NANAIMO . NANAIMO- COMOX-UNION ROUTE S.S. City af Nanaimo. Leaves Victoria 'l'i.> ��� i .;. . i.m ; lr- rives Nanaimo 4 p.m. Leaves Nanalmo Saturday 2 p. ���! arrives Victor! 1 9 p it; For reservations and Intormsttn call or address fd com Ai��et'.L New Westmlmtsf K J, ' 0YLB Asst. Oen. Paes Agent, Vancouver. .1. vv. TROUP, General Superintendent, Vlctnri* Trains & Steamers C I'.ll. MAIN LINE. Leave New Westmin ��� v ' 15:15, 17:20, 18: W. Arrive New W'es' min 12: la, 16:30, 18:25, 19 Overland express tri ��� ' leaves 15:15. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY Lv. N. W. D.2H a.m. 10:1 l.'A \\e 1 P* 11) li.""1 1 am the pioneer Furniture and Ilouae Furnishings Dealer, Funeral Director .and Ktnhalmer, and I will sell you anything In my. line cheap and will give you better value than you can get In any other place Lv. Vancouver B.8R a.m.. 'i'"1 4 ''m ��� N< K.-PORT ".1 ICH V i.eavu New Westminster ������������'"v Q iu the city. Try me. V I i f. J. TRAPP & CO. Wall Papers in endless variety. Oilcloth from 25c up. China Matting from 15c up. Linoleums from 45c up. Curtain Stretchers, the best made, $2.25 per set. Carpets, all grades and prices. Iron Beds, white and tint enamels, $3.50 and up. ambulators and Go-Carts of all descriptions. Pre- Llmlted, !��( All kinds of Job work and repairing done on shortest notice. Reason- jjj able prices and satisfaction guaranteed. New goods arriving dally J*! I have sold the block and am still doing business In the same place '!' % and ln the same old way._ ' Q %x<*x*^M*z*z*y����^^ ar. Seat Lv. N. W. 4.H5 p.m.; ar, Seattle p.m. V., W. & Y.���VANCOUVER >; ! Lv. N. W. 3 p. m. and D:S6 p. m- I I >Z> v I I V V 1 arrive Ni'* arrive Guichon ti p in Leave Guichon <> a in New Westminster 8:80 a '"��� Mondays, Wednesdays and B. C. ELECTRIC-VANCOUV*^ Lv. New Westminster B.W. V and 8 a. m., and every balf h��ur aftw till 11 p. m. . Lv. Vancouver tor Wt*W-** same beurfl. -, tWf it AnVFHTISE IN jRSDAV DEC 1907 THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE THREE w "7"^ ;- k- c' ijak- -, Icltor. Chamb- ian Bank of Commerce II tmlnster, H. <_'. _ ^-^_" BARRISTER, m .- i 12 Lorne Street, New Westmia- I ! ������ DMONDS, Barri. Blackie Blk Westmlnstei i mond i, Can-1"- .' . ������'��� W ��� . BOLE, Solid- court Office* . : Commerce building, It4 P08l 0fflC3, ter. Money to loan, ���-""uTTTn EART Ac McQUARRIK JJ Ba Itors, etc. Offlci ., w w ��� '��� Trapp Blk. corner /> a. BtretB. Vanca . . : 445 Granville streei �� .' . J, W. Weart, \\y G Mcqu . H A. Bourne. Mr. jjartjn . a ���: 11- Westminst. i laj afternoon. l/ifiUKiil '��� SIART1N, t.arrlster and 111 Solicitor, 'Jiinchon block, Colum nib and Ui Kenzle streets New West. J minster, B C^ |w. myens orav, Barrister, Bollcitoi gnil \\ P iblic, In practice since . V, e ', la.lintel', B.C, Of . , ito Curtis Block, Clark eet, opposite Court House. p., box 169 Telephone 64. WK. H \\ N S F 0 R D, Barrister, tor, etc., Crescent block, . am! McKenzie gtrKtS, estnijle.'"!', b. C, WHEN SEEKING Christmas Gifts CALL A T The White House A.J. BIRTCH - 275 Columbia Street I Grand Trunk Ry. Excellent Train Service Between Chicago, London, Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, And all the principal business centers of ONTARIO, QUEBEC and the MARITIME PROVINCES. Also to BUFFALO, NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA, via Niagara Falls. For Tim" Tables, etc., address GEO. W. VA'uX, Assistant Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, 185 A Jains St.. Chicago, 111. A Word to the Wise th.tT^s money in using a MONARCH RANGE, and NOrthCm inat u why there are so many in use in New Westminster. th, v10neiib"}'InK��ranKe wants the best, and as a rule thej see all thf different kinds and pick out the winner. There ;B where W���i shine, as The Monarch is a Winner Nine Times out of Ten. Pacific BRYSON & SONS 187 Columbia St. Agents for Monarch Ranges Bargains 1B0AR ��� -��� D or trade Nev. We tn r . cle meel a In the Cltj Hall, a follows . : each mo on i!.,. Beci : of February, Ma Sovi it 8 p. m D 1 Febi larj. New proposed i.n.l ��� hly o qu irtei ly . White, Si c. In Crockery and Glassware Cut Price Sale still on. Big ADAMS & DEANS The City Grocery. ! P. S. Look in Window Any Article for 25c. Three Transcontinental Trains Daily Travel on the Famous "NORTH COAST LIMITED" Electric-lighted train. Low Kates. yuick Time. Excellent Service. Tel. 65 New York, Chicago, Toronto, St. Paul ANu ALL POINTS EAST Steamship tickets ou sale to all E iropean points. Special Reduced Rates Round Tri,. Rates to Southern California. For fuDl information call on or write C. E. LANG, General Agent, 430 Hastings St., Vancouver, B. C. A. D. CHARLTON, Portland. Ore. SOCIETIES. |l. 0 0. F.���AMITY LODGE, NO. 27��� etln - of this lodgi lev. b' hall, Colum Monday bvenlng VI ilting brethren i or to atti ii.I. (' S X. i; : \\ V.D. McDonald, C. th im, It. S.; (',. (',. - ..: ��� \\. \\ ��� l ii. i trea in |FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.' Mi eta .���.. ry Tuesday , - a in , in the Eagli b' i sl eet !���'. .1. Lynch. 't \\v. Prei ; ll Schoflel l. S< cretary. |A. 0. U. W.��� FRASER LODGE No. 3 ���Mi the firs; and third Tues , ��������� ��� l. month. Visiting bretl en cordially Invited to attend, j It ��� ��� room, A. O. U. W. hall, Odd ���������' block, Clarkson itro.n. C 8 Corrl !.. ;eoorder; n.'o. Bacon, mastei workman. pOSE OF COLOMBIA LODGE No. 115, SONS OF ENGLAND, B. S.��� Red Rose D Inhabit depend upon the balance of pressure and expansiveness. Relaxation ur enhancement of either instant- ly occasions a bending inward or ac arching outward of the crust. .lust by these sensitive reactions the planet Itself shows Itself to be alive, r.:nl sels mie thrllllngs nre the breaths tl 4raws."--Ciirri'iit Literature, A Crnxe of Connetence. "So you nre engaged in depressing mines'." "Only temporarily," answered Mr. Dustln Stax. "I want to come as near as possible to reconciling my conscience to what I am going to tell the j assessor."���Washington Star. THE Rl)8t OF JERICHO. It l. (fee OrUrloal of All the iteaurree- !,��.,. Plants. Several varieties of the so Called resurrect i,,n plant bave appeared among the novelties offered by florists. i but the original Is the rose of Jericho. ' Along the shores of the Head sea, far ' enough awaj to be out of reach of the death dealing vapors and the salt spray, i_r..ws this rose, a little plant famed In many a legendary story, which, when ripened, rolls up its sprays : and branches into a curious little brown , ball. The desert winds snap off Its dry ! stem nnd whirl the seemingly dead Utile ball away over sandy plains, like j n featherweight. After it chances to | reach same damp place, In about tell i days, the moisture has wrought a miracle, for the once dead Is alive again, I green and grosing. The old time pllgriitis. who brought | buck thi" plant witli them from the j Holy Land, told wonderful tales of Its power to bloom out on Christmas day und gave It the name of resurrection flower. Another old legend names It St. Mary's rose, because It ls said that when Joseph and Mnry were fleeing from Egypt oue of these flowers grew trom every spot where they halted to rest. The dry ball when unfolding drops lis seed, and from these lt may be cultivated as an annual. To resurrect these dry balls It Is simply necessary to ke.1;. tl.ein st Hiding in glasses of water, immersed about halfway to the top of (heir branches. Tbe expansion Is merely a mechanical, spongelike process. The botanical name of the rose of Jericho Is anastatlca, from anastasls, resurrection. There are other species of resurrection phints, but they are uot so attractive as their Head sea relative. whi.l,, nltbougb it has verj little beauty, lias an honored place among flowers because of the many fancies nnd assoclatl >ns it calls up and Its p& .-"i:)i��>- development ���Exchange. T(_e Orlenfal Contract Co. of Vancouver. Japanese Labor Contractors New Westminster branch P. O. Box 645. ~->4 F. CRAKE English Watchmaker Two doors from Geo. Adams, Grocer Ladies' Gold Watches from $12.75 up. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, open I face, $6.00. ��� Gentlemen's Silver Watches, double j case, $7.50 up. Agent for the celebrated South Bend Watches, supplied to the Wellman 1 Arctic Exnedition. All warranted. ��� Chains, Rings, Jewelry, etc., etc. j Watch repairing; charges reason- ! able. W. IN. Draper B. C. Land Surveyor | Eliar,1 Block. New W-itmlniter. ,i r. I ADVERTISE I I ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS r. To INCREASE Your BUSINESS, Hi* Novel, American Author���How Is your n*-\\T novel progressing? French 1'iitto���I have the story all written, and now I must go over it and polish it up. "Oh. put that time on the uext one.'' -New York Life rarrliuMli-g by Scent. "The nose is a powerful factor iu the selection of flowers," said the proprietor of a flower stand. "I keep llf? doors of this glass case open in all kinds of weather. I want possible customers to catch a whiff of the fragrance. Most people buy flowers for the smell instead of the looks. They will pass a shut-In flower stand day after day aud never think of buying anything, but just let them get the odor of some favorite flower and they will go home carrying a bouquet as big ns your hat."���New York Tre^s The Best of Everything Good to Eat At KENNY'S Cafe Canadian Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY Golf Stick*. It is of the ..tmost Importance that the golfer should be on terms of the most complete confidence and intimacy with all the clubs In his bag, and particularly the wooden clubs, from which he gets bis length. Such confidence cannot be established during the firs* few seasons of a golfer's experience. It needs a long time and much thought to grasp what are the essential features of a woodeu club that make it exactly suit^l tu the peculiarities of o particular player.���Fry's Magazine. DAILY TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAIN With through Diner, Sleeper and Tourist Leaves at 3:15 p. m., and makes connection for Kootenay points, also St. Paul and Chicago. For rates and particulars apply to ' " T. > : ED. QOULET; Agent, New Westminstei or to E. J. COYLE, Asst. Genl. Pass. Agt., Vancouver. FIRE ALARM BOXES. 5���Asylum. 6���Royal City Mills. 7���Carnarvon and Tenth. 8���Royal avenue and Eighth. 9���Fifth avenue and Twelfth. 12���St. Mary's Hospi'al. 13���Second an.l Park Row. 11���Columbia and Dufferin. 15���Sapperton. 23���Queen's avenue and Sixth. 24���.-.rd avenue and Second. 25���Fifth av"��ue an.l Fourth. 26���Fifth avenue and Eighth. 27���Third avenue and Tenth. "2���A'.nes and Sixth. 34���Schaake Machine Works. 35���Columbia and McKenzie. 3(1���C. P. R. Station. [THE ROYAL Tt.vlHLARS OF TEM PERANCE i,i,'i-i every Wednesday "��� lock p. in., in Oddfellows' ' i Btreet. visiting ��� . ... cordially Invited to at- Hag , S. C; N. R. i cretary. '8��^"K SCOTLAND BENEFIT A3 rAr.'^TI0N' L0RD OF THE ISLES CAMP, 191.���MeetH on the First ami '.""l ruesday ol everv month In ni. '���'r ���"��� Hall. John McNiven _____^: ���!��� J. Forrester. Rec. Sec 0. F.���Royal City Lodge. No. 3 ;" Oddfellows' Hall, Col-1 ��������� - i, every Friday evening '��� ���'���b'l-h. Visiting hrethren will | ':' welcome, cu. Clow, N.W. i ne, p, q, recording Bee- i |0THER FRATERNAL SOCIETIES, | ��� Union Lodge, No. 9, A. Naml A 'i : King Solomon Lodge, ." ' * '' and A. M.; L. O. L., I 2 "^ '��� <>��� L, No. 1598| Court '���>���������- ^<> 4G83, I. 0. P.; C, <). in Westminster, No. 330; I OwIb, Nesi No. 29; 0 j 'i Lodge, No, B, l. 0. B U L.L.KT I N Great Northern Railway 3 Trains Daily 3 To Bellingham and Seattle, Wash. Close connections all points East and South Leave 9:20 a. m., 12:10 a. m., 4:35 p. m. Parlor Cars. Dining Cars. Standard Sleepers Low est-bound rates from all points east and south to the Pacific Coast from September 1st to October 31st. e can arrange delivery of tickets for you free of charge. F. C, MEYERS, Agent Phone 194. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. W A ROSS, Assistant General Hass. Agt.. Seattle, Wash. ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� .���������������������������������������������^#44# NOW! ��� ��� ��� ��� I t Christmas Cards and Presents for the OLD COUNTRY should be mailed not later than DECEMBER the 6th. J.J. MACKAY y CO.! BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS NEWS DEALERS ������������������������������������������������������< v*4\\**>*y*y*y*>*)*y*Hi ." PAGE FOUR THE DAILY NEWS. I ��� Y 0 U R 1 .ATTENTION! 'H_J333AY, D; IS CALLED TO our stock of Toys and Fancy Goods which we bave just added -. our already complete stock of Fru.ts aad Candies. A visit to this ,4- irt- ment will convince you that our prices are right. Have you tried our home-male Candies? If not, you are mis-::.: a treat. See our Fancy Candy Boxes for XMAS. ; THURSDAY, DEC. 5, '07 ^ FRAZEE & WADE Pros nt tlie Original Production lln cl from a 26 week's run in Chisago. The Latest Musical Rage see our Fancy uandy Boxes for XMAS. J T^L O 1 4~*\\_ _T r a WrYW I np i 1 ne Koyal Cher v^. /A. IVlCl\\iLLV_yr , $ Wlth a b,g CM| of fi0 pe��i)le' ln- PRINTING Have your printing done in town hy the local modern lii-ii grade printers��� Jackson & Morrison DAILY NEWS BLOCK Phone 310 SUCCESSOR TO R. C. PURDY Columbia Street, next to Tram office THE DAILY NEwS Published by the Daily News Publishing Company, Limited, at their offices, corner of Sixth and Fronl streets, New Westminster, is C road employees occupying posit'on? 'where they have opportunity to be of service to their respective companies. E. A. Paige Managing EW5*"' THURSDAY. DEC 5, 1907 PHYSIOGNOMY, We gladly take ofl oui - ig_iin il :iu invitation of I... i '��� .1 in bian which fully bore out In lasl night's Issue tli.it the Liberal issocia < - were more ihan justified In excluding from their meeting all representatives from the Columbian, not on accounl of the statement made In that extraordinary paper, "doubtless that a true report would not reflect credit on the participants," but because it was desirous thai a true report should be given, and thai would I ��� an Impossibility for the paper up the hill, which would make white appear black if it suited its ends. The vocabulary of our lilious friend i.. ..ii the svane; he is getting down to his i_ al level ��� personal abuse. No doubt he gloated over the following "Bulky Boh." We all know that bulkiness Is a sign of prosperity, joviality, bon- hommte, good nature, lhe btau ideal of a man in whom the citizens have confidence, but physiognomists tell us tliat receeding chins are signs of Imbecility; jaundiced complexions, dyspepsia; and a dyspeptic is the mo3l miserable man on earth. If by "Bulky Bob" our future member, Mr. Robert .lardine, is referred to, why of course h. doe.-i show that his food i.s not wasted. Xow, let it be clearly understood that we are only publishing fact3, however distasteful to us, and not just vulgar a'.use; we are only treat ing "like with like." I Sir Wilfrid Laurier has the back- bone to turn down aspirants fur po- Director sitions who have been found grafting, bul of course such a stand was never tal a le.' Conservative premiers when rafting was al iis hou'. With a big cast of f!0 people, including Wm. J. McCarthy, Oscar Rag land. Herbert Carter, Franklin Fox, Geo Porter Smith, Gertrude Hutch.' son. Dorothy Rae, Lab'lie Laurette, Dlxey LUlard, and the famous Broilers 60 People 60^-40 Beautifu1 Giris 40 30 Song Hits 30���20 Fun Makers 20 A Scenic Marvel. Seat sale opens Monday. Decern b r, Und: Prices 11.50, $100, T.'c and 50c. English and American billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys, etc. New anl second - hand tables and supplies In Btock. R. H. CLIBURN Phone A2698. 1>. ... Box 1185 Bowling Alley, Pender St., VANCOUVER Agent tor Messrs. Samuel May & Co., Toronto. Get Established Buy a home now that will net a profit of :?.".���'���> ,, j . jusi such a proposition. New House on Fifth \\\\ em. Two lots each 6tlxl"2 feet. You can sell :-..".... All we ask is $2700 foe this property. Good into it. DOMINION TRUST THOS. R. PEARSON REAL ESTATE and��� .anager ���INSURANCE LAND REGISTRY ACT. Ic [m Woman'i Way, When a woman undertakes todeca^ Itate a fowl or anything with an ax she grasps tlie tool close to the lnad, raises her chin, squints both eyes, i clinches tw.> rows of teeth and hacks ��� straight down, mis-dug her aim by ! about two Inches. That was sufficient for a ' via lady to sever her left thumb. . .a. was not a fainter and, re- p!nein<_: tiie thumb, which had been chopped at the flrst joint, bound the parts together and has excellent promise of its complete restoration. The Same is not always lost when "thumbs are down."���Detroit News-Tribune. WESTMINSTER OPERA HOUSE Friday and Saturday, Dec. 6th and 7th. RAY BRANDONS PLAYERS a talented aggregation of foot- light favorites, drawing crowded houses nightly, pay a reiiTfn visit to this citv. Timely Precaution, "Maria," said Mr. Qulgley, entering bis home in some excitement, "I want you to promise me not to look at the papers for the next three monl lis!" "What for?" wonderlngly asked Mrs. Qulgley. "I have just been nominated for a public offlce," he faltered, "and I don't want you to find ont whit kind of man I really am."���Chicago Tribune. The Squaw Man (Friday's Attraction.) *> Jessie James (Saturday's Offering.) Popular Prices���50c, 35c and 25c. k. :...is 22 and 2b, Block XXII, Ci! of Ni w Westminsti r. a certificate of Indef a. I le titli to :he above property will i,v Issu u o Ague - Blackie, on the 3181 .;.. ..' .... . ���'. 1907, mil ss in ihe- me en . \\ I objection thei ��� ���.. be made tn me in writing by a person or persons .:. ug an estate or Inter st there- n, <>r in any p i rl thereof. C. S. KEITH, Districl K. gistrar . ;' Tltl s. Land Registry office, New Westm a- ster ::. ('.. 29th November, 1907. 'I'ii" ; erson or ; ��� b .\\ ing in th...;:- custody or possessii n the foil iwing Title Deeds relating to the c.<' 1 property are requesi. fl to eli er I .��� same tn lh.- undi rsigned: I5th liecenih t, 1862 l: ibi rt Kerr to John Coo; or, conveyance in fee. Martin ,fc MtQuarrle, solicitors f..r applicant. Trapp ;���>������.. N'o v Westminster, B. C. NEW THIS WEEK Combs and Brushes At all Prices Call in ana have yoar eyes- let f.*-J free ./iii��r ffcroir CTAiT- 3 mim owhi NOTICE BROTHERHOOD OF OWLS. The members of N'-w Westmin Nest, .v<>. 29, are requested to attenl the regular conclave Thu.sday, Dec, 5th. al 8 o'clock. Business Nomina Don ttf offi. and .i Bocial session will be held .1. .1 RANDOLPH. Sec. Cook' LAND REGISTRY ACT LICENSE NOTICE. Restaurant Cafe ant Grill Shrewd Game. "F.xtry!" yelled tlie bright newsboy. "All ah,mt the ter'ble wumpty���er��� wump!" "Eh?" asked the Inquisitive old man "What did ye say, sonnyV" "I didn't say it." replied the boy. ''Riiy a paper an' see."���Minneapolis Journal OPERJCHOUSE MONDAY NIGHT, DEC. DID. Geo, !;. Edwards an.l Holden Bros. PRESENT LILLIAN MORTIMER'S NOTICE STREETS ' ��� ��� '-v THE BRITISH EMIGRANT. There is some disrpjietiiele at the Eastern seaboard anent the expressed ���intention of British charitable institu- IX THE .MATTER of the Railway- Act and in fhe matter of the Victoria Terminal Railway and Ferry Company and the Vancouver, Victoria and Eastern Railway and Navigation Company. NOTICE Is hereby given that an agreement has been made between the above named Companies providing for the sale by the Victoria Ter- ... , -'-a *���"��� '���'���,- ocic ui mc v leioria. ler- tions to ship the unemploved across _,,.,.,, D,,-,���, , ��� " * * u nunal Railway nnd Ferry Company of thfl ,./������_ -_ r> _nH I a rt ,1 tier.. In f1, ��� i - J -v. the ocean and land them in Canada If the Poor Law Boards intend to just dump them, helpless and wiihout means of support, then there is good ground for this unrest. Many of these, of .^ under the system in which they have been reared, have not the adaptability to tur^ aside from their trade or profession and in other legitimate lines earn support for themselves and fain the "third section of the undertaking" of such Company and also of all tha'. line of railway existing from a point on the line of the said "third section .e undertaking" near Mud Bay, in a general south-easterly direction to a point on the International boundary line at Blaine, and all lands, privileges, easements, fixtures, goods, real and personal property used or enjoy- ilies, and it would be suicidal for the eJ or intend(.f, f0[, tho ���,.<, and enJ home authorities to attempt, and the ,m..,t of lhe ..,.,., ���nes of rajlway Qr Canadian government to allow, the _,,���.,... ���f ,..,..._ |0 ,,.,. Va,u.01|V(,,. vlc. landing of the pauper element In this torJa and Baatern Kl|||wav ,m{ Xay,_ way. lf an emigrant Is to te assisted gMm Company. to leave the overcrowded labor mar- AX|I N0TICE [g ^LS0 m.;RK. kets In England io relieve the stress ���v r,)lt!l..r glven thal a du. A Complete Scenic Production. Clean! Pure! Moral' Every woman should see this play It Is to Laugh Everything reproduced on. Ibe sta?e that is pictured on the billboard's. SONGS.' DANCES! EUNL PRICES���75c, 50c and 25c- TAKE NOTICE that application has Le.'i. made to register Margarel Do - bie as thi owner in Fee Simple, und ������: a Tax Sale Deed from s. A. Fletcher, to Margar.fet Dobbie, bearing date the 1st da; of December, A, l> I n 2, of all and singular thai certain parce 01 I tracl of land and pr m.ses situate, lying and being in the District of Ne<\\ I Westminster, in the Province o7 Bril ! ish Columbfa.HKrre particularly Un<>\\PB ; and dtescribed as Lots 18 to 25, inclu- : sive, Block I, being puts of south wesl of .Section 2, Township 16. Dated al the Land R dairy offlc i, New Westminster, Province of Brit- ! isli Columbia, this 2TUh day of Augusi j A, D. 1'90T. ('. S. KEITH. District Registrar. To Benjamin Drnisfas. Esq. N( ITICE Is her. ; ... tend to appl il th < ��� I lng of the Licensing Board for the Citj of New Weestminster, for a renewal of ;e.-,.ns.. to 11 liquors retail on premises know n i I :e Rusw f[ Hot I situated on > ..ir.rvon street. I \\\\L-m-aMm^m-^-^t^4assssssssssssssssssssm \\e\\ v. ttninster Dec 2 C307. Opposite Post Offie: Splendid C'aia White i : efs Dominion Trust Building COOKSLEY'S Well Known Souvenir POST CARDS of New Westminster and dist-iet On Sale at��� Morey's Bookstore and at Gamon's Cigar Divan t-TAdTertise the town we live lu ly mailing Picture Post Cards to yoer friends. YOU REQUIRE A NEW SUIT Come over and see our new Fall Patterns. Dan STEWART Next door Hotel Astor VANCOUVER mmm (iniin '������am u i�� m i������ ��� m&Tsmm m*% | REMOVAL SALE OUR BIG REMOVAL SALE KEEPS GOING or ADVERTISE ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NE FOR QUICK RETURNS w a pllcati 'e' BUCl agreemenl on tli. Poor l.aw Unions, then he should be followe i w Ith a mi a jure ol thai ; arenl U rare ;,, h - expei leni ed and soti led In som. a .11 supporting position on fai a ir ol hi -\\ tee. Can ad. i do . yi sti ong enough to .- wallow and dlges th luman i .il .; that, through no fault of their pwn perhaj a, ha. - become human deadwood, bo to sp . ir the sys tem one man one trade, For tehe Immigrant who comes to ua having In himself Industry and capacity ih re is room as broad us this great Dominion, even If his particular calling is not now demanding his help; bul he must be prepared to live on bis own resources, for a time at least, aud if ib.. ii;ies are overcrowded, lind employment on the land. A man with adaptability should be prepared to take up land for himself and do as others \\ have done���forge out his own destiny and fortune. Such emigrants will be ])ayerB [g hereby ..,.,���,., ,.,.. welcomed, and he almost sure of success, in any province of the Dominion, but more especially in the province of British Columbia. ^ been died In the offlde of the Provm- cial Si cret irj and that an application will be mad. for the ass nl of the Lieutenant Qovernor-ln-CouncIl to the Bald agri emi ..' thirty days after t!;e Oral publication hereof In the British Columbia Gazette. Dated this li'tb day of .\\'..v inner 1907. JAMES JEFFREY, Secretary Victoria Terminal Rai' way and Perry Company. A. II. MacNEILL, Secretary of the Vancouver, Victoria and Eastern Railway an.l Navigal ion Company, �����������������������������������������������������������** �������������� ��>���������������������*�����������������������������������������*�� f I A Royal Christmas Gift \\ PUBLIC MEETING | A Prill.ic MEETING of ibe rate Friday Evening, Dec. 6, There is nothing more acceptable or appropriate for gift purposes than diamonds. They do, indeed, make a royal Christmas gift, whether' in a ring, a brooch, a pendant, a locket, or a necklace, for a lady or in cuff links, scarf pin, watch charms or fobs, for a gentleman. When buying diamonds, buy from Birks. The combined orders from our different establishments make us the largest purchasers of Diamonds in Can- �� ada. and we guarantee our diamonds to be of the t finest and purest quality obtainable. We manufacture any design or setting to order, in our local factory. If .lames Davis does worry about Ihosa two railway employees, who have always be.'n sTauncli Liberals and good citizens, holding honorable positions in a political association, we need nol worry abou! othe rail- at .S p. m., in the Council Chamber, Civic. Building, for the purpose of hearing reports from Members of the Council and to enable candidates for Aldermen .and School Trustees to express their views on civic affairs, W. H. KEARY, Mayor's offlce, Dec. 1, 1007. Sons Ltd Henry Birks Vancouver's Leading Jewellers. GEO. E. TR0REY, Managing Director Mayor. ��� Cor. Hastings and Granville Sts. - Vancouver ������������*������������������������������������������������������������ ���������������������������������������������������������<������������������., We said we would make it go and so we have. There hasn't been a customer left our store who was not mure than satisfied with the bargains secured; and so they should be with the ds . ��� . e showing at the price we a: ��� asking. Have 1 ou_ Secured Your Fair Yet? Vou should, as all shrewd buyers have. Remember this is a genuine REMOVAL SALE where goods are sold and profits sacrificed. W. E. SINCLAIR The Reliable Shoe Man j Isdav. DEC. <>��� 1907 tax THE DAILY NEWS. page nvB ���,;-'.?',.~'.i-'..-'. hue Cash Stores .^���-^^���+��������������������������������� ��������*>�������� ���������������������������������� mportant Skirt SALE! ;fc,rfs uw-7i ��5 for $3.25 \\kirts morfA $7.5o for $4.95 I ea Ol i. ;:i. ��� -. yen! ��� ins. ia differ- ast Week of the Dress Goods Sale lay D. & A. ���or sets ilorsel is made ������' J' Cottl, cut Idas tilting, straight ipportlng on side and fronl: |" . il value at $2.0? >ady Curzon "orset [' made specially for mi dl- : I sto ;��� figures. Made in Can- 1 ��� mii models. 150 yds. Cream Fancy Lustre at 39c Together with 300 yards of French Flannel au 1 Wool Detane, we ee. e lei tor quick clearanc ; valu i rth regular 60 ..nd 7 c a �� i ngth will pay you for the comln ! Note ih.. width and price, '- In-, 30c ^^^^������������������������������������������������������������^ ������������������������������������������ T. H. SMITH LOT I-��� -\\ Skirts twe IC'lle ' ! ' aa" i lades i own an 1 ... dd m j nov- s i, q il ly I e. ���: ���������. $3.25. Would ��� .31 0 "rial. ..������a I, - folds, 1! sil ���. ��� .��������� .... ��� lling ���: ; i ot, al $4.35. Evei. ;armenl rl Btted with ..a- ..\\- . chai ������ ��� Miles of Ribbons Stock taking onlj a month awav. ThiafB our object in selling lM�� h"; ribbon stock nt such a sacrifice. Bv ery desirable Bhade, Including yarda and yards of Tartans. Plaids, Droi dens, etc. On sale now ai 10c, 15c. and 25c a yard CITY NEWS Our 25c La lies' Hose can't be b a*. Kyle {2 Sons. �� ��* I '������ A Keefer, Dominion Government resident engineer, returned yesterday] morning from Victoria. Eighteen blondes .nd brunettes,! properly mixed, make one Broiler.��� Th.- Royal Chefs recipe. ** Dr. !���'. Welsh, an old time resident ' of this city, and now located at Ash- eroft, is spending a couple of days in X.-w Westminster as the guesl of his In-law, D. .I. McQuarrie, before I proceeding to California, where be will spend the winter. Four lots iui Second S reel, J .7". (..sn. Whi:,, Shiles & Co.. 260 Col- uml ... St., 'I'I..me v.. ** .adies' Underwear all sizes, at Kyi* Son b House '.f Plenty, ** Six:, .a '. ��� mb( rs were added to the lodge ol ibe Royal Templars of it the meeting held yes- ��� ening The total incr ase in the -., ��� of i'. '!'. of ":' Council x.e. i since the I his year one huudi Elei tiou i are 3ting i is ' Tb'- Roy- la Knights of Columbus wm meet ng for tl '- of !i"iii - Inal ii.- .eli' ' : - .ie! Li -.��� issing tii ��� oi the ord:. 'I'b" ��� of Owls ��il! nominate iflicers for ibe coming term at their ��� ;ulm; meeting this evening, when a social will follow i!i-. business ses- ��� sion. W. are looking [oi th ��� Ki is trade in lion !:. Crackei a:..! wil i.a... eautiful isp ay at the West ta. I (.ro. '* Notwithstanding the rainj .. >ii sentenc .1 at Golden to serve three years for Jmrglary, theft and Jail-breaking. He: was brought lo the city on Tuesday by j an officer from Golden. For from Slut) to %22t^ you may uava your pick of several choice lots close to the Vancouver car iin i aa I on good streets. Small cash payment! and : alance on easy terms. White >'i Shiles, 260 Columbia otreet, New Westminster. "��� A public meeting wi!! be held to-] morrow evening in the council chamber of the city hall when the Mayor i and Aldermen and the new men who | are Bei king ��� lei tion '���; the Al lermanlc j board will -ive their views on civic matters to i nable the tax- p 13 era to choose ;i . .!.��� men for wh mi ������. vole. Th.. c ndidates for - ;. I istes will also a a 'he' meeting, Gen '���.- I e eighta anl sizi - it th House of : . ' ' Ne iv 1 _ and N'ul etc. f. the X - ... la . at. Wi si i'.i.d Grocery. ' ��� ��� ft �� -��� >��>�������������������������������������������������� ���������������^�����������������������������������������<>-��fr.������ Enough for all New Westminster. �� * ��� ��� ��� Christmas Novelties Ov. 900 choice pi-ces of Furniture to select from, hide oards, Hut- T fets, China (.' l'.inets, Parlor bets. Couches, Davenports, etc., etc., ani ��� nearly 3000 smaller articles, comprising Rockers, in all varieties. Rat- ft tan Goods, Pictures, Statuaries Music Cabinets, Bne-a Brae, Centre J Ta des, etc., etc. ��� This is an exceptionally granrl opportunity for you, RIGHT NOW, to get In on the ground floor for a first class choice of these .roods, at. I John A. Lee's Furniture Emporium ��� X TEL. 73- ��� M �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������*��������������������������������������������������������������������� DUPONT BLOCK COLUMBIA STREET. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� : t I A Shipment of New ��� ISEED RAISINS j i ��� ��� ��� * ��� ��� v ft In 16 oz. Packages, 12 1-2 cts. -: : j Public Supply Stores j Ladies V\\ .d Ch. ei Ston . a I Kyle ^ S .n's Th.e annual meeting of !. O. L. 1393 | for the electi n ol 1 (fleers for the en-: suing :���'..: was held last evening in the Orange hall. A good representation was in attendance. Afti r ilie reg | Ular s.-ssi-.ii. the Royal Area Purple degree held a session." at wnicii ae-' grees were conferred on two new members. Do you wan: a. nev cottage on a large lot, below market value? W>i ' can suit you for$1000, only $400 cash1 and balance easy. Abbot; Ai.- Hyde, nexi Guichon Hot' I. The people of Sapperton who have been prominent in ihe agitation to have the City carry out certain improvements to the Sapperton park are; still waiting for the appearance of the workmen on the scene. According to arrangements made by the cotincil ��� some days go, tlle work was to have been commenced on the first of Dec-, 1 ember. I A good investment���two hous-'s renting at *N per month each, price! $1300. Good 6-room modern house, renin for $2u, doae to car. Price $2. ;,".(). easy t< rms. Possession if requlr. ' ed. White & Shiles, 260 Columbia street, New Westminster. ,\\ number ol New Westminster people, Including Gowan MacGowan, went j over to Vancouver yest rday evening for the purpose of attending the performance of "The Royal Chef," which is due here ihis evening They speak \\,i> highly of the show, and are pos- ��� ilia; it will be thoroughly appreciated ibis evening. The music is s .il to I e very catch}. Tu renl -Three stores on Sixth st. table for grocery, butcher and| ::a av : ;:'. ��� . ;i\\. living rooms above. Rent for tue whole $50 pi r month, or would s. 11. White ^ Shllea, 260 Columbia St., New Westminster. In the case of Donald McLean agalnstDove, which was instituted toi recover payment of cattle disposed of' 10 the defendent, judgement has betn, handed down b.v His Honor Judge! ! Howay, the trial judge, giving the; plaintiff $320 and ordering the defend- lent to pay exists. The cas:> was tried by Judge Howay last week. W. Nor-1 man Hoi.', K. C��� appeared for the, plaintiff, and Mr. Wallbrldge, of Van- j couver, for the defondent. ' Tlie time for the Free Library 0OO test is drawing to a < lose and remember that the West End Grocery is the ,nlv grocery Where votes are obtainable. ** Will no doubl appr.-ciate at any time a nice pair GLASSES . '��� rtalnly no season of the year is more -i;.;-.r'>i���*���*����* *'������������������^���������������������������^������������������*** Geo. Adams, Proprietor : Mr. Employer CURTIS' Drug, Specfacle & Seed Store NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Northern Pacific DO YOU WISH TO PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR WORKMEN TO THE FULLEST POSSIBLE EXTENT. IF SO, I CAN WRITE YOU A POLICY THAT WILL NOT ONLY PROTECT YOU AGAINST ALL LIABILITY ON ACCOUNT OF ACCIDENTS TO EMPLOYEES BUT WILL ALSO PAY WEEKLY INDEMNITY TO INJURED WORKMEN AND THE COST IS MODERATE. PHONE CALL OR WRITE AND I WILL GIVE YOU FULL PARTICULARS. :: <: :: :: A. W. McLEOD INSURANCE BROKER ARMSTRONG BLOCK. Choice Beef Three Transcontinental Trains Daily Travel on the Famous "NORTH COAST LIMITED" Electric-lighted train. Low Rates. Quick Time. Excellent Service. New York, Chicago, J Toronto, St. Paul Best of farmer's Pork ANu ALL POINTS EAST Steamship tickets on sale to all j Kuropoan points. Special Reduced Rates Round Trip | Rates to Southern California. For full Information call on or write 0. E. LANG, Genera! Airent, 430 Hastings St.. Vancouver, B. C. A. D. CHARLTON', Portland. Ore. Fresh Pork SAUSAGES Daily PACIFIC MEAT MARKET R-McMenemy & W.Anderson F. CRAKEi English Watchmaker Two doors from Geo. Adams, Grocer Ladles' Gold Watches from $12.75 up Gentlemen's Silver Watches, open face, $6.00. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, double case, $7.50 up. Agent for the celebrated South Bend Watches, supplied to the Wellman Arctic Exnedltlon. All warranted. Chaina, Rings, Jewelry, etc.. etc. Watch repairing; charges reason able. IMPERIAL FLOUR *.-��� -te�� ADVERTISB ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS If YOU Need Anything. McQUARRIE & CO. FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS FRONT STREET New Westminster. Telephone 333. PAGE BIZ THE DAILY NEWS. THURSDAY DEc "ii TAGS FOR ARMY MEN. In future war? of the Unit^ EtaUs there will he nc unidentified deaii after battles, because hereafter all officers and enlisted men in the American army will he tagged. Acting Secretarj of War Oliver has ordered thm aluminium disks, in- escribed with the officer's or soldier'i name, regimen! and company, be is- lued to every regular Boldier by the quartermaster's department. These will be worn suspended around the Beck under the clothing. The idea t>f tagging was recently suggested to the peneral staff by Surgeon Gen prai O'Beilly, who ha? just returned from Switzerland, where he repre- Beitted the United State? at the Ked Cross conference. Such a badge of identification is generally used in foreign armies. Thousands of unidentified dead of the civil war nov,- lie in Arlington cemetery, Virginia, and in other national ceine teries.��� Philadelphia l?ecord. China'* Fight on Opium. China has again decreed the abolition of the culture of opium poppies and the use of opium or iti products in any of its forms, save medicinal. This action, which comes in lhe shape of an imperial edict, was the direct result of the report of the Chinese commission appointed to visit this country and Europe, and the edict is signed by ihe heads of both civil and military affairs. This is nor the first attempt of China to free herself from the effect! of the opium trade. The first effort was made in 1839. That result led to a war with Great Britain, which profited bj the export/if opium to China, and as a resuit of the war the edict was recalled, nnd China had to pay an indemnity of-about $6,000,000. The McKinley Tomb. A contract has been let to a Windsor (Tt.) firm for the granite for ihe sarcophagus in which the bodies of President and Mrs. McKinley will lie at Canton, O. The material will be the green granite quarried only on Ascutney mountain, on the east side of the state. It will he from the same quarry which furnished stone for the Seth Low library of Columbia university. The contract calls for sixteen pieces of stone, the largest of which will weigh nine tons, to form two receptacles eight feet long, four feet wide and three feet deep. The whole will be surmounted by two capstones, the architect endeavoring to curry out the plan of the Napoleon sarcophagus in Paris. No Wonder He Found It. The papers relate it as h remark-' ible fact that Prank Bookwalter of Springfield, O., returned to his childhood's home after an absence of sixty-five years and found a dime that he had lost in a crack in the front steps when he was five years old. There is nothing remarkable in this story. Mr. Bookwalter is de- scribed as a millionaire. After sixty-five years' experience in picking up money it would have been a wonder if he had not found his .boyhood's dim*, especially as he knew where it wa\\ If the "lost dime had been Mr. KcnKefeller's, he wouW have found a dollar. Mr. Rockefeller's money breeds.���Life. A Short Speech. General von Pitreich, who will take the place of Count Beck at the head of the general staff of Austria, is the second war minister on whom this honor has been conferred. The first Was General von John, who is remembered in Austrian military circles because of the remark which he made at a meeting of the equipment board. He said, "I cannot be successful with one pnir of trousers." 'ihe question undi r discussion was whether tlie en- listed men should he supplied witl one or two pairs, and ho won fo; the greater number by his short speech. fl Pm m It m fi m fi fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl 1 ft M ^��3SC2C3^^^^^r^^T^C3&/^ SHOES That Will Make Y William as a Matchmaker. A curious instance of the active 5"15J part the kaiser takes in arranging ;ljj the marriages of relatives and j ** ~ friends is recorded. A personal aid i de-camp of his majesty was very much depressed by the lady of hie j choice giving him a refusal. The' same afternoon the kaiser drove to j the house of the young lady, the daughter of a wealthy Berlin bank- er, and pleaded the pause of hit' aid-de-camp with such eloquence that the marriage took place month later. This SHOE in patent, gun metal or kid. Our $4.50 American Boot for e-WP* $3.50 Florsheim American Boots $6.00 Lines for $4.00 THINK This Boot--Our $4.50 Leather Lined Box Calf, Going at ow Big Sale, for *P%J.d��i3 Ladies9 Fine Shoes, with patent end plain tips-~- The $3.50 kind for $2.95 Men's $5.50 patent leather boots for $3.50 Mens $3.00 Fine kid Boots for $2.25 and $2.50 We could easily fill a whole newspaper with such prices as these, Moreover, we have the goods to back them up, whether it i.s Children's Shoes, Women's Shoes, Mens Shoes��� Or any kind of Shoe that is usually found in a first class Shoe Store- you will find we carry them. Our prices cannot be beaten by any^ advantage of our Big Sale which is now on. other Shoe firm in B. C. Take JOHNSTON'S Big Shoe liouse, Lt Sign of the Big Electric Boot. flew Westminster sbebsosbshsbsbsb KICIC "Micrography." A post curd of the usual size is exhibited at the Bucharest exhibition. On it are written the Bulgarian constitution in full, the opening fipeeches of various European par- Laments and two noems by Kudyard Kipling, 13,000 words in all. The caligraphist, Peter Paikoo of Sofia, spent nine hours a day during three months to accomplish th* fent.~ London Express. To ensure perfect delivery of THE DAILY NEWS nt your home every morning by 6:3j o'clock help us by registering your kick at this offlce. IF THE PAPER IS NOT DE- LIVERED ANY MORNING telephone or call, and we will set. that Hie error is immediately rectified. Mail Service Dispatc'had by C. P. R. train at 8:35 a. in.; clow 8 ii. in. Sumas and Seattle, via Huntingdon, dally. Millside No. 1, daily except Sunday; Sapperton No. 1, dully except Sunday. .Mails Received at 6:35 p.m. Dispatched by B, C. Electric railway Co., 7:45 a. in.: Vancouver, No. 1, dallyexcept Sundays. Return mail received 9 a. m. Dispatched by Q-.N.R. train, 8 45 a.m.: Cloverdale, Nicomekl, Port KeiK Hazelmere, Hall's Prairie1, Bon Accord, Blaine and Seattle (all points in Washington and Bouth, also all points in eastern statesi, dailj i x cept Sunday. Return mails received at 3:30 p, m. Clayton, Tuesdays and Thursdays; Tynehead, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Return mail received Mondays and Fridays. Dispatched b.v B. C. Electric rail way, 10130 n. rn.: Vancouver No. 2; Victoria, No. 1; Central Park, daily except Sunday Return mail received at 2 p. m. Dispatched by carrier, 1:13 p. m.: East Burnaby, daily except Sunday. Return mails received at 1:10 p. ni. Dispatched by carrier 12*00 noon: Timberland, Tuesdays and Fridays, received Tuesdays and Return mall Fridays. Dispatched by c. p, n. iboal 1:30 p.m. daily (closes daily at the same time during winter months: Ladner, Westham Island, Port Guichon, Steveston, Suribiiry. daily except Sunday. Return mails receiv- ed from !) a. in. to 11 a. m. Woodward's, Wednesday and Satur. day. Return mall on Wednesd Saturdays. Vancouver, No. 3; Victoria, No. 2 and Burnaby Lake; closes at 3:30 p ��> : daily execept Sunday. Ratlin mails received at 6 p, m. Burnaby lake. Return mail 2 p. ��, Dispatched by G.N. Fyler, 4 p. tt.: To southern points dally I ays and ���it Sunday. Return mall " b B' Dispatched by C.P.R. trains'* in., mail closes al 2:30 P*^ Calgary and Vancouver, Ni P. R. east, second mall). 1!''''i: received at 1 p, in- Sapperton, .No. 2; MinsldJtf|' Coquitlam, dully excepl SunW' turn mail received at I P- m ADVERTISE ��� IN - THE NE DAILY If You've LOST AovthlBJ' #1 DEC. 5. 1907 THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE SEVEN [TnD REGISTRY ACT WE AR�� CSHG PUR2 CANADIAN Cowan's NO I l ,.u hai a.i Tays .i-i Milk Chocolate, Croquettes, Wafers, Cakes, Medallions, e��c. fi le, under a Tax ; tO -I" ''I'" ' . :. Of NO- Sl and Bingu- | actoflanl 1 ing ..ml " In ��� x;e. Westminster, Ish Columbia, .. md d sei b ��� , lii ision of (Group 1. ou are required he tax purr ...... tys from the I ition ot thia e I shall reg- f Thereof lu t thai j. toll- one month in ied al New an . Millie - Offlce, of Brl . ... . li. IU srisl Timber Notices l. TAKK NOTICE iha- Harriet Kurd, of Hammond, B. C, occupation la i Intends to apply for a special tii I - ens r thi following described lan I - Commencing al a posl ; lanted al noi th easi < .rner ol lol 235, Bouth ��� ' ��� (illi - B.;. thenci i isl BO i i 2 15, thence i ,, ��� ' ., . : , ���' in Wednesda. ��� Decembei ll. 1907, inclusively, foi the construction of ������ Building al Ladysmith. B. (.'. Plans and specifications can I ������ bi en and forms of tender obtain, d al thl Departmenl and on application to the Postm . .-, n Ladysmith, B, C. Persons tendering are notified thai >;oab |a reported to be in the small - will not be consid. ed inli.-��� town of Nakhltcbevan, near tbe f. >1 on the printed form supplied, of Mount Ararat, and Is sixty feel u ���:.������ i with their a ODDITIES IN GRAVES. A WOWM V. li a, 11-T". '.- \\ I iin nnd Bfy- inu Croat., Waa Burled em.\"""- lU'.'l'^.tf :l curious old grave-stout* ta ]'pC|[.i:ry churchyard which recordi the fact thai one woman at le.u.1 i England died a bachelor. Her nam* was Sarah PlckfOPd, BUd the slone ,-raveiy informs the reader she waa ifc^re Interred "August ye 17. Ai . ��� Iioin, l"":t. and '''ed a Bacbelour In tt* 48th yv*sre of her age." A ston>' I" Westminster abbey re cords the interment thetv >f George Graham, vfbc* wa�� ,h" '"''>" workman that received th** honor of being burled In Westminstei- abb-y He was a scientific Instrument nny"r- who In 17C0 Invented the deadbeo? escapement la clocks Ills funeral w��T attended by the Roj al society In a body. In Easl Ham churchyard tln*v ls !l j tombstone pla man interred ie ..aid to have been Wun cross, live] .toss, married a Mr. Ci -v, and died cross. Her dying request was ; to be burleed criss, and this was car- . ried out. As to more ancient graves, that of I ������- -- '���"a'.��,.���l-ij-- >rf_> III Illj ll 'jl���m I ' 7 .'/ N P ( SMART KWEAR JLvJ v_> - Wv YES, Smart Neckwear is just the name for our new neckwear. All the new colors. All the new shapes All the new prices. i I 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 the Tie ler must be ai length. Another traditl >n says tbal the grave Is merely o niche In tbe wall n* an aim ud..tied fortress Ba from settln . :������> Ide i Act.' ;E TO CREDITORS. ��� ' '���,.' ��� I . ..'��� ���{���;,��� .... i . ered a��. o- mm > HARE , FORI I - .!" t.i :' ��� 907. nourabl ��� M nl Pub . ial to tei ,r ii' SEALED TENDERS addr. ed to 1 ��� of 1 > i. ie; e. an. !. and ��� a ������"> ��� d Ten- ��� ���''��� ��� ! i h will be fo It. . der for Detention Bull ling, Vii to a -. - _ c. " will be rece-veu al thl lowing d . . i do so, oi until lay, Dei emlx i 2, 1907, In- e wi . -.. the construction .1 i i enl iii ling at Vic I C. Plai . i eclfl iation i i ��� sei -\\ ��� a.; , : i itsel! and form ol tender obtained at this . I. .we : or an e irder, FRED GELIN VS Seci D. an nl of Public Woi ks <'" .v. .. N ...'in' it 13, 1907. 2. i this a Ice, jVid d or un . ..,��� a ij in o .... . a po ��� er ot sectl. 22 e will be retu In said,ab. . ith east of G The Wardrobe Clothier ice south S ice ea then nce m umencemen HARRIET i'e ' I ��.>0. Li , I I b ��� ��� ������ y l.e having clalmB ��� Vlexan lei I t till -��� e ��� ... I o ��� L907, . ord . stian and sur- '. '. ll ' II . .������' their claims, da- ��� ... al of tb ill ac I'AKE X ��� '.I., .. ad, B in . license i ��� . I lepart nn ni and on aj plication i . Wil-: Ham Henderson, Esq., Re I le il Architect, Vici irla, li. C. Persons ������ nd< ring in notll I I b il tende - will nol be conslden l inl - - made on the printed form supplied, ~ " \\a ipei will m paid for this | a^d signed with their actual slgn- : a.h'a I emenl II they Insei I II wiui- onl :. i .1 ll ��� e D. artment. ; u a - ��� "'���. I ���-.'��� following ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY =FINEST AND FASTEST^ , a . Sl Cl '.'I --' fivi . ��� ' t ol : . ' tnd, thi ie- ' > ... . ��� west to ' v i ... alon'-; the . ... ol Section 19, 18.000 J EMPRESS OF BRITAIN I 14,500 oinl ..; . ommeni e EMPRESSES* ���.'.-:' HARRIET FORI). 1907 ,. TAKE NOTICE that Harriet | F <: i. of Hammond, B. C . oci upa . . , . Intends to apply for a sped il lira . r llcen.se over the tollowin; i 1 in.Is: 'i the w ��� c.,;e. ,,.. . :ii .si plantt d it .. an ! ,;.,. .,,,,: A west corner i i location N i. iKE NOTICE thai af- q, ,,.,-.: tour miles south-easterly ��� ���:���'.'...I date the ex- from Glllls bay, Texada Island, thence John Hendry and John B east to location N'o, -. hence Bouth eed to distribute the .,, !.��� _-. . thence wesl and Bouth I among the par- along the boundai ol b said Lol 233 ��� having regard ���, the Bhore, thence westerly and ... which they Bhail northerlj to the polnl of commence ��� and thai the sa.d ;, . ,��� HARRIET FORD. November I, 1907, H. Power { EMPRESS OF IRELAND J LEAT REDUCTIONS IX FARE3 To THE OLD COUNTRY. Xow is the time to purchase yo n ��� Ickets ii' you are going to Bpend Xmas il home, Next Empress sails Dec. 13th. For other dales and particulars, . I j ���.. ED OOULET, C. P. R. Agent. | atur%*>%*>%*>%*>%*>* ���: ��� ��� ��� ��� ����� ��� ��� ��� ��� *>'���,*>:���?*>���::=���.:;=���-::=���*���? LARD LARD Fresh, Wholesome, Kettle Rendered LARD Afe Low Prices for Cash 23 pound Pail $2.ti0 10 pound Tin $1.jr> 5 pound Tin 70 3 pound Tin 43 2 pound T.n 30 TELEPHONE 101 Reichenbach Co., Limited Wholesale and Retail Butchers LARD LARD ��� ��� ��� i ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� * ��� | ��� ��� I ��� ^^���^���^���^���^���^^���^���^���^���^���^ ��� *>*>*>*>*>*>*>*>*>*>*>*>*>*>*>*>*>* i ter, British Col- S HEREBY GIVEN, pur- I Statutes < i Brit ipter ist, that all others having claims te of the s.ii.l John lied on or abo.it ' to er, 1907, nre ro- 11 "i- e fore the 3 Ith day it '"��� " i nd by post, pre- to the underslgne 1. ���. mrnames, address- the full purlieu- duly verified; the ' ' "int. and the na rity, If anv, held by and !1':'; TAKE NOTICE thai af- 1 'ast mentioned date the ex- Margarel R. whyte, w li pro- '��� the assets of the de amon8 the parties entitled ll:i'i'1' regard only to the ; lvilil'.i siie sluiii then have a��d that the said executrix m liable tor the said asscu 1,,'it hereof to any person or '; whose 'laims notice elinll ,' "" received bv her at the 1 ���Sl"'1' distribution, J, n. KENNEDY, for Margaret R. Whyte, ex.v November 1, 1801 6, takk NOTICE thai Harriet Ford, ot Hammond, B, C occupation lady, Intends to appl} tor a special timber license ovei the following ii i lands; Commencing ai i isl planted al .; . jouth wesl corner ot Section T. as .-, |WII .... D ip b e.a. halt a mile north ..; anna | ay, Texada Island, Ihence '. ill . b-.:,-n irth sc chaina, ., isl 80 chains, thence south . .., ,,,, .,, ,olnl ot commencement, HARRIET FORD. v iverab "i ' ������ '"��� 7 ta:... NOTICE that Harrlel Ford, ot Hammond, B, C, occupation i ,.���,,. intends to apply .for a special tlmter ,lcenSe ove,- the following described bin.Is: Commencing at apost planted about io chains north of the south-east cor- : ner of Section 6, aboul a halt mile I north of (Iillis bay. thence 80 chains I north thenee 80 chnlns west, thenoe 1 80 chnins south, thence 80 chains 'east to point ot commencement. HARRIET FORD. November 1. 1907. ;is aforesaid. ""' ,Ul ,1liv of November, SEALED TENDERS nddnssed !o ' the undersigned, and endorsed "Ten- f; fler for Public Building, Ladysnut.i. . ���-'* W THE DAILY NEWS B C " will be received nt this office The Canadian Bank of Commerce Paid-up Capita!, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $5,000,000 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. et E WALKER, President ALKX. LAIRD, Generj! Managei BANK MONEY ORDERS la med ai the following rates: ���}b and under 3 cenl - (iver f. and n eedlng $10 6 i enl - over $10 an I not exceeding $30 10 cents Over $30 an I uot exceeding $50 16 cent3 These orders are PAYABLE AT PAR at an.v office In Canada of a Chartered r.ank (Yukon excepted), and at the principal banking points In the Unite l States. Negotiable at a Axed rate at THE CANADIAN HANK OF COMMERCE, LONDON, ENG. They form an excellent method of remitting small sums of money with safety and at small cost. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH���H. R. DAVIDSON. Manager. Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL 114,400,000.00 RESERVE 111,000,000.00 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, and in London, England, Nbw York, Chicago and Spokane, U.S.A., and Mexico City. A General Banking Business Transacted. Letter* of Credit Issued, available with correspondents In all Darts of tbe World. Savings Bank Department. Deposits received In sums of $1 and upwards, and interest allowed at 3 per cent, per annum (present rate) added four times a year. Total Asset* over $168,000,000.00. NSW WESTMINSTER BRANCH. Q. D. BRYMNER. Manager. HOUSES I will sell you home* on goo i terms as follows: 2 five room cottages at $900 each 2, five room cottages, new, at $1250 eac'i 1 four room cottage .at $1200 What do you thiuk ot a lot at $175; $2i> cash, balance $10 per month, m ar the cur line? P. PEEBLES g�� . 1 t 270 Columbia St. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Phone 307 ������������������������������������������������������������������**�����''������������������������������������������������������������������������������ LAND REGISTRY ACT. Re !.<.:s l to 9 (inclusive) of .1 por- II m of Lol in. Group I, Map 440, New ','.'..... minster district. Whereas proof of the loss of Certificate of Title Number 16715a, issued In the name of Peter Latham, has been filed ln this offlce. Notice is hereby given that I shab at tbe expiration of one month from the date of the first publication hereof, issue a duplicate of the said certificate, unless in the meantime valid objection be made to me in writing. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar of TitleS. Land Registry Office. New Westminster, B. C Oct. .M. 1!*07. th.. West bank of Twenty-five Mile Creek, about two miles from the Lil- looett Hi ver, theuce East forty chain3. South, one hundred and sixty chains. West, forty chains, North one hundred and sixty chains to point of commencement. JAMES SHARPE. Hate, October 10, 1907. LAND ACT. Form *f Notice. New Westminster Land District, District of New Westminster, B. C. Take notice that James Sharpe, of New Westminster, B. C, occupation Lumberman, intends to apply for a Bpecial timber license over the following described lauds: ��� Commencing at a post planted ou LAND ACT. Form of Notice. New Westminster, Land District, District ot New Westminster, B. C. Take notice that James Sharpe, of New Westminster, B. C-, occupation, Lumberman, intends to apply for a special timber license over the following described lands: ��� Commencing at a post planted oa the West bank ot Twenty-five Mile Creek, about two miles from the Lillooet 1 River, thence West forty chains, ! South, one hundreesd and sixty chains, i East forty chains, North one hundred ! and sixty chains to point of com- , mencement. JAMES SHARPE. Date, October 10, 1907. ��� 1 1-AGE' EIGHT j? THE DAILY NEWS.. THURSDAY ./ CALENDARS, Christmas Cards Christmas Postal Novelties BIG LOT AT MOREY'S 217-219 Columbia St. Gold Necklets and Lockets See our stock of above before pur-, chasing. eSolid Gold NECKLETS from $2.75 to $77.00 each. Solid Gold LOCKETS from $2.50 to $55.00 each. "We also have Gold BRACELETS; prices $6 50 to $75.00 each. and Gold BROOCHES, $1.50 to $110.00 each. W. C. Chamberlin THE JEWELER. Agent Hamilton Watches. WE ARE NOT IN THE TRUST And can save you 50 per cent on a SAFE or CASH REGISTER STEIJJ IMPORT & EXPORT CO. Vancouver, B- C- 510 Richaids St.. Phone 21115 Of INTERESI 10 VOU! It will be to your interest io watch our adds carefully for the next lew months, as we are going to k< ��� | you poste 1 on the very lest prices fur the very best f-oods. Our New 'Xmas Fruits are all in. nice and fresh. We have bought the best, and are going to sell ihem at the very Lowest Possible Prices We have bought them right and are going to give you the benefit of our buy. We want your business and it will be to your interest to give it to us. Call and Reeeour goods anl get prices before placing your order for Christmas cooking. CAWftSH The People's Grocer Nothing but Salt ��� and such Salt! You will find no other to delicate in flavour, so pure aii WINDSOR TABLE SALT. VM CORRESPONDENCE :���> A New Subdivision .hist what a good many people n:ive been waiting for��� Mr. D. D. Bourke has just autho"ize',f:-,r-������. .���'���������->,?���������,, ',.���,.���-,.",,���,.--,,--, ���;.-..������ it BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Cottage, 5 grooms, new, lot cleared one-half block from car, $1,250, one-third cash. Cottage, 4 rooms, new, lot cleared, two blocks from car, $1,000, mostly cash. Cottage, 5 rooms, well finished, fenced in front with wire fencing, $1,700, good terms. 5 roomed cottage, lot 132x140, cleared, $1,200, $250 cash, balance $12 per month. Enquire at once McLEOD, MARK & CO. The Farm Land Specialists, - New Westminster Chinese Students in Schools. To the Editor of thc Daily N< ws: Sir���Kindly allow me some space in your'widely circulated paper to express my views on Air. Peebles' statement iu regard to excluding our Chi nese from the public schools. Mr. Peebles said that he did not consider it right or proper that the Cblneie should be allowed to come into contact with the white pupils be- cause the former are unsanitary. The Chinese scholars are clean, well dressed and look healthy. 1 have been go ing to school iu this town over a decade, and have never heard a single ease of a teacher complaining that we were untidy or tbat we had any . hind of disease, ls it then beeaua-' we are unclean? Of course not. What othtr objections has Mr. Peebles? He said that it was a serious question from many points of view to allow us to study with the white children. What are the points? We obey the rules of the school, respect our teachers, and are anxious to learn. Tne only complaints about us are, I think, the same old stories, invented by the anti-Asiatic league, saying that thc Chinese pupils hinder the progress of the white, that some Chinese are too old. 1 remember that when I was in the first primer and in s< cond primer, there were three Chinese in the room and they led the class almost everj nouth. Several Chinese pupils have won rolls of honor. These are about seven hundred Chinese in Xew Westminster, including Sapperton, and we have somewhere about twenty pupils in the school. . Even ahould the number of our students Le twice as great, would it be fair lo bar us tram school while six or seven hundred of our countrymen are paying taxes every year? Mos: of the Chinese pupil.-; are children o; the local Chinese merchants. Mr. Peei,les also wants to exclude the adults. Though the school is not compelled to take in the students over sixteen years of age, at tl* same time there is no law saying they should be barred. 1 think, iu case a few Chinese students who are over 1 sixteen should come asking for edu- cation, they should be admitted into senior grades if they can do the work. Just take them in, as your schools : have done, for the sake of the love of mankind. These young men. though a little too old, are, nevertheless, ear- I nest students. Why do Europe and America send missionaries to China. You claim that this is a Christian nation; remember, then, that Christ preached to the old aa well as to the youn?, to! foreigners as well as to the Jews. There is no benefit to this province in excluding us from your classes. The Bchools of Xew Westminst r should bear great men not only for British Columbia and for Canada, but. for the whole world. In spite of such a statement made by so prominent a j citizen ns Mr. Peebles, I am still confident tbat nearly all the people of New Westminster, all the teachers and trustees, an.l even Mr. Peebles himself, if he would not allow his mind to be inflamed by th.- fiery and .-elfish agitators of the anti-Asiatic league, welcome our Chine.se to their schools. In conclusion, let me remind a few of those who are against our Chines", if you did any wrong to Chinamen of yesterday tbey endured it without murmur, if you do any wrong to Chinamen of today they will ask why, an 1 If you do any wrong to Chinamen of tomorrow tbey will demand justice. J. lamtiwt;. Secretary of Chinese Stud* nts' Alliance of Canada. New Westminster, Dec. 4, 11*07. RCrfc UMBRELLA Kor cut flowers, Donqueu or funeral designs telephone T. Davies & Son, B- 20S- '" Ai^Ticht KEEP the dampness out of the house. The weather may not be actually cold, but the moisture will work in. A small tire in an AIR TIGHT STOVE will remedy it. ANDERSON y LUSBY Columbia St., New Westm.n- ster, B. C. / ��������������������������������������������������.����������������. ��������������������������������������������������������* ������������������������������������������������ ������������������������ Men's \\fromen's & Childi McConkey's Chocolates Are the Best A fresh and large assortment, just received at��� MUIR'S Drug Store Columbia St., New Westminster Telephone 83- .��� ���- r- ���- .> -. .*'- ^'-;"-;"; -"-:'': ;w;;''-.;' '.-^ c:": iv::''::''::": ^':;' 'c ;* 't ;*'; t' 'c;"-:'': :"t -^ ',(-'. ��-4 r :t\\"% f :it-t? K _:-. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance ren s Your Cmbrella want may come any day. You may lose your present umbrella; you may be in search of a suitable Xmas gift, and in our showing of new styles you will find the nicest choice we have ever shown. We have made purchases of a large number of Fancy Gold and Silver handles, with space for engraving name or initials. WOMEN'S I'MBRELLAS, with Sterling Silver or Gold bandies * space for engraving, pure -ilk or gloria covers; each^tolffl WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS, with handles of horn, nal ..-.. ..ood,# and novel shapes of vark.ua materials.glorLa cove:--, . nch $2to MEN'S UMBRELLAS, with decided novelties in horn handles, gold and silv r trimmings, fine silk or gloria covers, ea.$3foltj MEN'S SELF-OPENING UMBRELLAS, made with ex ra strong j quick action spring and with storm proof cove- . .. handles; each $1.25 to jjj CHILDREN'S SCHOOL UMBKiELLAS. What is tie. ,- of fflf the children that !
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