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White, Shiles & Co. FIRE INSURANCE NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C s V White, Shiles & Co REAL ESTATE i j 70LUME 2. Nr.Ml.KK ri". NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 21, 1907. 1 JM^ 26Q Cokitlb^ St. Phone 85 K* VICTORIOUS MONEY SUBSCRIBED TO Once Again Bill Miner >0..: ^fltypcH i&'H&t WEEK. STRIKE PARALIZES ^talJItN RETURN I OVK GOLD-BELT MEN NEW BUILDING EUND Narrowly Escapes Capture TRAFEIC IN INDIA ^h Basketful Team | Manager Sperling, of B. C. Seattle Police Round Up .But the Bad Man Was Only Europeans and Natives Join |e to Withstand New linst.er Athletes. m MOiti.e Uteketball nam u]*a. I niixson very satlsfactorialy ling by defeating the Klom i'ot Dawson by if! points to 1fc��<maie!i was characterized 'av 'CkAckiu;' '.riii. !i at times bonle ��� ^Kighness, the chief offenders visitors, but thy knocks Bred to pass and the match id without being punctuated ays. Hancock, of the Klon- yHXi- "�� '-" floiu a couple ut Hpvmg received severe jars _'> i.v. hut he regained his feet without much delay. ikana play a rattling son l thi j arc Quick in passing, Bn checking and must cf good shots. They Berne I winning bui for one Hr another the green jerseys Ut nei a majority of time1*. p did better shooting all ind had they been of equal fhe DHWeonitea their score ainly have reflected the ex- (ng weight, although the Iat- showed a more thoroug i jp of the game. reiwd turned oul last evi :-- B the two baski tball game i, Iwere noi disappointe I. Both ire full nf interest from Bl i I in the preliminary, wHlch cen the Intermediates of 'he' Uhletic club an I the Mil- mediates of New Westmin Vancouver boys scored by h iven goals to flv i. The e were righl on their hum tl i hue. and every score W3-I New Westminstei' cm two ws on fouls lull faile (1 I i ne game commenced al ji iid was finished al 9, after i si ni.er teams took the floo." nc-ii|> nf the' teams were: 'est mi nster���rime nis. W.San; Spring; centre, R, Sangste*. , B. Qilley and (). Swanson. aver Athletic club���Kimllav t, forwards; Robertson,cen- fteson nnd McKlnnon, guards, [M. of the Dawson team, ret- H>d Kev ri. W. Houghton hei. J), while tlle official BCOrCT'Wa* 11. ���aided the Qrsl goal for the jiu aboui five minutes. aTi.'l i Followed sail a couple ot later. The latter goi a free JB foul immediately after and t_m ball. Morrison also scored H flrhl in the first hatT, while Jlondykors Douglas funnel th* in the firsl half from ths ������ of iwo free throws he Hb > i them. At the. end of hair tke ��� i '������'��� '.en ! Iri i.i S"\ i ii i.i ���'^oBNcw Westminster, Douglas ixecution soon after tho jmi'iii of the second half 1 y ^Bie uel i wico In twentj I'-Jle . ��� .-' ,'��� :e' i. 'It �� 'idfac' ��� '���������, ..i'i !���!��� i''l ie>:\-iri E. R. Co., Offers $500 to: Secretary Keary. Desperado and Press Gets Bill in the Toils A report was made by tlie secretary at the regular meeting of the board of managers of the Royal Columbian hospital yesterday that It- H. Speriin;', general manager of the B. C. Eleetri." Railway company, had offered a (Inflation of ITeiiO towards the building fund Of the new hospital building. The board was very appreciative of the company's kindness, and instructed the secretary to convey to Mr. Sperling their thanks. The secretary alsa reported the receipt of several other small donations, among them a contribution of fruil and vegetables from the Sunbury Methodist church. Salaries and accounts for the month of October were passed for payment. A visiting eommittei' tor the ensuing month was appointed, the members being Mrs. Broad, James Cunningham and Marshall Sinclair. The building committee reportel that work was progressing favor;,*.'. on the new maternity cottage and nurses' home. They expected, with favorable weather, to see these buildings completed about the first of February. Those preseni wen' Presldenl Jam is Cunningham, In the ch"air; Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Broad, J. ���! .lone-, Marshall Sinclair and W, ll. Keary, se rrotary. The following report was received from the lady superintendent and ytns endorsed; "1 beg to submit herewith stat - ment of patients, Royal Columbian hospital, for the month of Octobe 19074 "Number of patients in hospital October 1st. In; discharged. 63; died, 2: admitted during October, 63; remaining October rist, -in; number of patients treated during October, 103; number Of hospital days, 1.1'M',, number of maternity cases treated at cottage, 16; received from p'.Ttng patients. |390.60; number of patients in hospital today. November 20th, T7." Seattle, Nov. 20.���The Seattle police I today arie sled a man whom they are 1 sure is Bill Miner, the notorious train '��� robber, who is a fugitive from pustice. I The man's appearance is almost Idea- j eticai with thai of Miner, and he li i being held in jail pending full inves- . ligation. Certain tattoo marks and other i means of Identification have not posi- ! tively been determined, but from pho- tographs in possession of the police. 1 they are confident they have the no- I torious bandit. a Barber, with a Record Far Below Mr. Miner's Hands in Concerted Movement Against Capitalists. Seattle. Nov. 20.���(Special to thei Calcutta. Nov. 20.���Traffic on thi Dally News).���The man arrested here j.;af., ],���)ian railway, 2,10.") miles lon-r. this aftenoon on suspicion OT being1 a���i_ t)l<1 st_cond largest line In India, Bill Miner, has been identified as is ,.,,,,ili]y becoming paralysed by Prank Kelly, a barber, who enjoys a strikes. The trouble originated with reputation winch cannot compare with j yje engineers, who are almost entire- Miner's for one moment, ly Europeans, and yesterday and to- FROM PRINCE RUPERT In Spite of All Warnings, Thirty Workmen Attempt to Find Work There. POODLE DOG HOTEL TO RETAIN ITS LICENSE Kellj is a much younger man than llav )irva[ ambers of natives belong- the. notorious train robber, and doesU^ (<) ,i1(. traffic staff ioiliv_ in the not resemble Miner In the least- Kul-: movement- ly is well known in Seattle, where W The nl,lS, important part Of the road has made his hemic for manj yea:-. ,,.,������ Calcutta tei Allahabad is practl- The reporl thai the police suspected cally tie* up and already six thousand bim <.f being the man wanted by th passengers are Btranded al Asansol, New Westminster penitentiary author. Bengal, the junction of the Easl In- ilie- is incorrect. ! (]i,u, ,,ni) Bengal Nagpur railroad, where the strikers are threatening ROBBERS GET $700 FROM violence. Reports are constantly com- GREEK LABORERS [ng in of engineer* leaving their tram ' ��� - [at remote stations and in some cases Kansas City, Nov. 20.���Seven armed| driving off with their locomotives and leaving the cat s, Tin Jute mills are also affected by the strike and have been obliged ':i Victoria, Nov. __u.���The Poodle Oo;! hotel will retain its license. Yester- robbers entered the quarters of the laj afternoon the decision was given Greek laborers in the Hock Island out by Mayor Morley, it icing delay* yards In Kansas City, Kan., tonighl ! from last Friday to give the com* and with drawn pistols held the labor- stop work in consequence of the short- missioners an opportunity of conald- ers al bay and searched iheir bun!,. age of cars and coal, and lt Is feare1.!! erlng the evidence. At thai meeting securing $700 in cash. The Greeks, the tie-up will delay outward bound Aid. Ross, at the conclusion of thfi who are employed by the.. Rock Island ships. taking of the evidence, expressed hlnic railroad, were paid today,and tonight! Tb,-. strikers complain of overwork self as favoring the license being were holding a native jubilee when and poor pay. The Strike al lhe pre"; continued, b tat ing thai In rie'w of the surprised by the robbers. They made] ent time la specially serious, in view doubl which existed in bis mind a- no resistance and none of the robbers to the truth of the charges mad" were captured. againsi the Poodle Dog, the propriet- ors, Messrs. Smith and ShaugnnesBV, To Spread Rat Virus, should I e given another chance. How-: Bellingham, Nov. 20.���Rat virus Is righi f<m MDONS MUST CLOSE UNTIL AFTER SUN8ISE eft- iv*u th. Ut!" Si?'' I'iWDie ri. 1 / Wkin. player Btretched oiaa imi he always came ��.' ready to take deliverj of .1. rinliiison. of the K'l in knows Hi" game as n e I be i ��� rough, and lik< 1 I le when d< allng with i K ______________ ���_i>.:"""'"i' a:'v ' K. ' i:e .lrinlinsein's in j *,dl n ' .- - 'in : '"i "' " to BDTe a :> .'. i;'.ii".-e a " nal(e. :**a&)-it\y* Ix good form: and checked Ut lisan cln--. ' in������ - ��� IPlO tl e IWW W'e sllll.'l' '���)��� ev... : ee Hilled I'ellll' treaj^tfows :,., i ,,.- i t��o ...; '.hem ���ilW'flU" visit ���:' sei/. iri tw i fret! throw* ��nl of lb''"' Sm' s from i'i.' Held Were made ''��� the kdiowin.; f":' NW-WtS-'ininste. Spr'.n'.-.. 1: Peelp, 2; Roberts -n, :;; ami MorriK'ii, l.":" ��������� Mor* COnir in',' two points, Domria- m*d�� five oal of thf six se-oi-s si'ciir- Od by the K.'i.llelyl.e--;. lh" six be-ill' made by K<-i.;. Thtt_K.ilis liueil up n.' follow,: N"-A WMtmhlSli'i'. Riiairis. "ri.irin:-:. I'eele: Centre, J>unel: forward*. Robertson ''((lj'i; and Morris-"i. liewsmi, guards. ��eil \'���(.b'i J. Flnlln^e ie centre, M. Kiulinsc.V . (''��� , forwards, l')ougl'n and Hancock. ei."l(' | Victoria. Nov 2H.���The city solicit- irs have notified* the city thai hereafter ii will be in a position to ordor all saloons closed after midnight. Acting on the advice' of timer counsel, Prank lliggins. some of the saloon proprietors have been closing at Thi.l- .night for a few minutes, ami then opening up their promisee again, it being claimed thai bj Buch a procedure the provisions of the Liquor License Regulations bylaw were observ- e I, the saloon having been closed .n midnight as ordered In thai bylaw. Bj u receni Ruling of the' full couri in the case' of the city against Ma- ion,'., a further change has heen made in the bylaw as Bel oul In tbe folio?/- iug kit. r from the city solicitor: i li nib'nieii K" Malony and 111" Liquor License Regulation bylaw: We have ' lie honor 1. > lulvise thai tbe filH court on applic ii ion made to them at Vanoouver, have, corrected the order mad* -a this matter, which declared thai "bi . much of Che regulation (is ro quired fhe closing of the saloons in the boms of the urn nine:, etc.," was quashed, by adding .after th i word "morning" the wortfc "after sunrise'' 3t is now perfectlj clear thai Ctto bylaw is good an.l effectual In closlffa Ba-toons from 12 o'clock irt night unril the time ot sunrise. ever, he was willing tei postpone the to be spread about the city within thc decision until yesterda. as .Mayor n-\t few days by the health board te) Morley requested. exterminate all rodents that may es- cape the traps sei for tbem. Tfie vi- Bagpipes Scared Wolves Away. nis will be placed in the alleys in tli" Peterbore, Nov. 20.���Doaald Ma-.- main part of the city where refuse Leaa. of Warsaw, who recently came piles draw the animals and a quanti- from Scotland, while engaged in de t tj will be placed on tim wharves ilony banting al the head of Stone lake, rtMthe waterfront The chemical is tha turned to camp onlj to hear the ': ['same as ihat used by tha health au- Lant howling of timber wolves. FflWthorlties in Seattle. rifle w.is useless in the dark again.et = . the on-coming pack and MacLean,hav- Batonyi Sues for Alienation. lng heard thai noises of various de- New York. Nov. 2n.���Aurel Batonyi Bcriptions had been effectlvel) used to who a Jittle more than two years ago frighten wolves, selected his bagpipes | married Mrs. nurke-Roche, daughter of Frank Work, and who was separa'- ed from her list summer, is quoted ln a dispatch from Newport as saving that he has brought alienation suits of the famine conditions which are becoming daily more widespread, nc:- essltating the speedy transportation of relief supplies. and played them incessantly a., hs walked constantly around a tree for i several hours. The bowling of the wolves grew distant anl (hey final! ������ Can't Hre Lifeboat Crews. Victoriei. B. C-, Nov. 20.���Arrange ments are being maile for the life inv Ing servile, to be established <m th? west coast of Vancouver island, whe i the motor boat built ln New Jersey arrives al llamneld. a month bene" Capt, W. t'.ilb n. a sealer, has been ap pointed bead of the service The marine department is, however, finelin/ difficulty In Securing crews, owing la low wages offered. The government sought to m:in three surf lifeboats With Indians ai $16 a month, but tho natives declined to serve. Vancouver, Nov. 20.���The thirty n more men who persisted in going t<> Prince Rupert on the Venture, des plte the warning of thc ship's officers that they would finel neither work nor accommodation at the li. T. 1*. terminus, came hack on the same vessel and were landed here early this morn ing. All the warnings and explanations were of no avail and they refused ! i take back the money paid for fare, ta Prince Rupert The few days thoy spent in that cheerless place served to convince them that they had simply wasted a round trip fare for nothing, but a sony experience. They could no: get accommodation to sleep, much less a job. Eatables of some kind or Other are to be hael at famine prices an I with the Blender purse which some of them carried, it did not take long for the wbofi. company to realize that to Mop In Prince Rupert for more 'baa the length ol one meal ticket, would endanger ths prosperity of the'r stomachic ele,.ailment. Some ol the gang were helped out by those who had, for there was ti > beating the way back to Vancouver on the. blind baggage. The whole party were advised to get out by the first boat as there is absolutely no work for anybody beyond the few daps employed on clearing up the townsite, Construction work was apparently suspended for the present and from tbe statements of some of the feTlow">. there isn't anything of importance doing about the propose 1 new nocks or railroad work, and the construction men who have been employed aro loafing around, The Venture was the first bout I I call nnd there was a weary bunch of rustlers waiting for the return of the boat that took them up. disappear The bagpipes. M.acl.-ei'i against Mr. Work and other relativi says, saved his life. of his wife, aggregating $1,600,000. UNDERGROUND BALL FOR SPANISH RULER3 HERE'S A WISE PARSON WHO KNOWS IT ALL London, Nov. 20.���King Alfonso an' '..ms n Victoria of Spain, who ar. guests of tbe Duke of Portland, will att. mi a ball tonight given in their| Toronto. Nov. 2n.���At a meeting if ithe Ministerial association yesterday. GHOULS GETTING BUSY WITH GLENGARRY GRAVES Rev. Hilton I'edley said honor in the famous underground ball-1 favOT ��* ''Tinging many Japanese to room at Wolbivk Abbey, which was!Canada. He hadapent eighteen years excavated by the filth Duke' of I'm'- in Japan, understood Asiatics and bin,I. ami which has ���o, been used in kjww wlni| ,,,.,,,. quaiiflcatlonB were, years. The whole suite of subterran- Rev A ,, Winchester, touching on can chambers and the pas,ages com- ,h(, ���;m���. question,said that Asiatics mimical,ng with Ihem were dazzlngl.v ...,.,.., ])(���(.nU;l, (,f|���.,]s ���v���n ,f ,������ ���,, Illuminated with electric lights. tl) Canadian standard In civilization. I ll.' was in favor of encouraging yel-1 Striking Bricklayers at Work. > ,,v Immigration as much as possible Bellingham, Nov. 20.- The Btrikin \ bricklayers ainl masons on the new w lng of the Normal school wenl ba ie, work yi'-ie rda). bav Ing seiil��d i heli dlffi rencea with t he con Booker & Campbell, The man Btruck h , mse thi s were aske l by the cot Iractors to tear flown an I rebuild i chimney thai the architects found out ol line, and for wbicb tim conlractor; blnmed the men. The bricklayer's rc fused to do the work over .again un- :������- - they were paid for It, and s' ruck. Cornwall, Ont., Nov. 20, -It Is reported here that several grave's in tb. cemetery at Kii'kh.H. Glengarry, have been desecrated lately and the bodies carried off. The blame is laid to medical students of various universl- he was in I ties. Two men while hunting in the rear of Lochiel township found part of a coffin in the woods which looked as If il had been recently disinterred, These grave robberies have been reported to the authorities and nn efforl will be made to trace the guilty parties. I JUSTICE IS SWIFT AND PECULIAR IN HV ��� Schooner Ashore. Jefov. 20-���Thf Nnrv.eg'i'i ^^^^ lorlief, loaded with a valii- _H H|��i f c'r''''''!' is i'"in nt T'n' .^��l��f' Qoebac Coum Vaulx Injured. Parts, Nov. 20.���Count Henri de l-�� Vaulx, the wej] known French aeronaut, liaed a narrow escape from death while experimenting with an aero- phane near this city. The machine collapsed while speeding through the air at a rate of 30 miles an hour, and crashed to the ground with greit force. The count %-as pinned under the mass of wreckage, bui was only Slightly Injured. Manager Allen, of the newly o_>oni��,i branch of the Northern bflnk in this City, is confined In St. Marx's hospital with pneumonia. Ill; eluMei are being attended lo by Mr. Steel, of the Btflveston branch of the bank. Union Withdraws Demands. Chicago. III., Nov. 20���Evfdentl) Impressed with reports received thai the railroads would positively refuse to grant their demands for an Increase Of wages and shoiler hours at this time, the switchmen, who have toe.n t���'!I'ute'niiig to lie mi several of tm largesl railway systems In the cou i- try. have given up the tight, it b" came known today thai the union had decided to give ttp the tight nnd withdraw the demands, Porl Arthur,, Ont., Nov. 20.���Tue steamer Ionic, which was rough'v handled hy the gales recently, and had two funnels and two lifeboats swep* away, has not been heard of since sh.? was last seen running for shelter.,iff JackflSh bay. She is now four daye. overdue, but no Special anxiety is f it on her account, a* she may he slight- Zionists on Trial. Waukegan, 111., Nov. 20.��� Haro! 1 Mitchell and Mrs. Harold Mitchell were placed on trial here today on th I char..::' of murdering Mrs. Anita Greea- hanlgh, who died in Zion City, September ISth, after thev hal tried '���) "cast out devils" from her. A .urv ly disabled .and may have had to pro-j was ?��leetei today aad several Wit- New Vork, Nov. 2''. Private adv i '������ from responsible toi Ign s iui In ilayii give details of ;iee- execution of live i olitica'l pr.s iners, r n enl ly r i poi hel in a eiispaicii from *Tlnii rrirniss lo the siate b'pa nl. A cording to these advices, some few weeks ago several men were arreat tl and condemned to. death on the charge of conspiracy againsi the governmen'. One of the men was condemned because he had made a military coat for another man, and another was condemned because he li vei in a house In I wen two others, and in each of the two a rifle bad been found. On October 30 Bomeone put a rifle cartridge on the (ram lines, anl the first engine passing exploded it. The president at once had five of the condemned men taken to the burial ground nnd shot. flowly. I aessea were heard- Pretty Ladysmith Wedding. \ very pretty wedding was solem i-:. ed on T ie iday morning in the First Presbyterian church, at Ladysmith, when Miss Myrtle, seoond daught of the Kev. .lames Mac.Millau. of that .i.e. ��� . wai il lea 11 led to W, C. Sharp, of Toronto and New Liskeard, Rev, Mr MacMlllan, father of tho bride, offii Iated, while MIbs Mabal MacM ilia, sis! ;' ths bride, per- foi me i the i arl of brl lesmald, The groom was attended by Dr, McNeil, of Ladysmith. The bride was attired in a pretty cream di"ss, and a bridal veil with orange blossoms. She cii"- rii'd a bouquel of while carnations. The bridesmaid was dressed In champagne silk, with pink chiffon, and wearing a picture hat. The bridesmaid carried a bouquet of pink carnal Ions. Ai'ler the ceremony, which took place at !l:::u a. m.. the Wedding partv, Including the Immediate friends, partook of a wedding breakfast at the |{"v. Mr. MacMillan's residence, and :. short time later Ihe happy couple left tor the mainland by way of Nanalmo, After spending Wednesday in V.ancoii- ver, Mr. and Mrs. Sharp continued their way to Toronto, where they wl'l reside. Mr. Sharp divides his time between Toronto and New LlSkear.l, being the operator of a mine in the latter place. Principal MacMlllan, of the Centr.il school, and Miss Mabel MacMlllan, brother .and sister respectively of the bride, are both well known in thi3 city. Applications in Chambers. His Honor Judge Howay hearJ chambers' applications yesterday and granted several orders. In the case of Welsh vs. Smith. J. 1). Kennedy applied for leave to se" ve a judgment summons In Vancouver. An order was granted. In re N Wilson, j. R. Granl applied for letters of administration an-l received an order. 4 Leave to serve 0 judgment euhi- mons in Vanci\ver was applied for by .1. D. Kennedy in connection wtt.i the case of Salter & Wallan. Tb..-. customary order was granted. In connection with the Abbott vs- - Heaton case, Mr. Bole applied on Wi halt' of the plaintiff for the jlaymea.' of certain money out of cou:!. Au order was granted. DESPISED PENNIES CREEP INTO SEATTLE Humble Coin at Last About To Be Circulated in Pacific Coast Cities. Seattl ���. Nov. 20���After being in general contempt In Seattle and tha en- lire Northwest for over fifty years, the humble penny, tie smallest coin in the United States currency, mv shortly come into its oln here, if the planes now being worked out by various interests materialise. For o?9r fifty years the penny has been scorned by most tradesmen in the Northwest as Icing tOO small to be worthy o" consideration, It was not long ago thai street car conductors felt insulted if given pennies. ��� Gradually, however, the use of the penny has become more general. Eastern methods with hair breadth profits have come move and more into vogue, especially in the big department stores, so lhat in some lines of business trade is done on a penny basis. The small tradesman, the grocers, tue butchers and the wholesalers? have heen the last to stand out agatfist fhe entrance of the penny Into their btHl- ness. The objections raised Vf thes.?* interests are not so much that profits will be less as that the use of pennies will be a nuisance and will be of m particular benefit to either merc*eaut or consumer. PAGE TWO \ TTTE DAILY NEWS. THURSDAY . NiQv , Double Screened Nut $5.00 Per Ton Delivered up to 4th Ave. Belyea & Co. Telephone 150 DON'T TELL MY WlfE BUT MEET ME AT- The Opera House To-night. Where Splendid Comedy Will be Presented. Tem'gb, i.s the all eventful occasio.i ��� when the curtain wlll rise on West- minsti r's own talent, and in a play ! worthy of the best. The company has j worked hard to secure' perfection, and I it is safe to conjecture that a lar:i;e The Good Cheer STORE IS OFFERING Underwear at $1.00 per Suit Can't Be Beat Ladies' Waists Men's Pants Lace Curtains and Curtainettes Condensed Advertisements FOit SAIjB���PIANO, PRACTICAL- ly new: owner moving east; must st 11. Address M. C. M., .News iffice. U*OR BALE���2 STORIED HOUSE, * on corner lot, Carnarvon utree*. Ten rooms, bath, furnace, stone foundation. Price |5,500. Apply Z., P. O. Box Gt).;. TjlOUND���OLD BRINDLE COW. IF ���*- not called tor In two weeks, will sell to defray expenses. A Mackvay, Burnaby Lake. OST���A PAIR OF (.OLD-RIMMED Glasses, on Tuesday mornirlg, be tween Hospital street and tram offlce. Cinder please ret urn to this offlce. Mrs. \Y. A. Powers, Sapperton. JAPANESE LADIES WANT CK.V eral housework for month, or washing clothes by the day. Apply to S. Matsumura, P. O. Box 296, city. WANTED���POSITION AS SALES lady, or as nurse for Invalid, Apply at this office for address. 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 MAKI TIME PROVINCES. Also to BUFFALO, NEW YORK and | PHILADELPHIA, via Niagara Falls. For Tim�� Tables, etc., address GEO. W. VAjX. , Assistant Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, 185 Adams St.. Chicago, 111. James W. Evans. WANTED -A NUMBER OF .-ri.S'i , class laborers. Apply to Quig ley, near Small k Bucklin's, TT7 ANTED���BY YOUNG LADY, ��* room nml board, convenient 'o post oliie . Apply K.. Eox 693. HJ.MIri. PIGEONS FOR SALE. AP ply P. O. Box 537, New West minster, house wlll greet and e efforts of the amateur players. The complete program is given below: Westminster O] era i. us ���, Thursday and Friday, N'ovtm er 21 and 22 | second house from Sixth street. PROGRAM. ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM TO rent; heated, etc. Third avenue, W a farce in three nets, by Sidney Grun- ��" Clerk, or Bookkeeper; good ex- dy; produced under the direction 'ri perience; best of references. Apply James \V. Evans as a benefit for the|G., P. O. Box 693. Women's auxiliary .:[ Royal Columbl- :U1 ��� ,. ,:; ,; ' j APANESE BOY ATTENDING Cast cf Characters. j " sc'100' wants work with good lam Felix Featherstone, a practical joker \n>' '" return for room and board, I. W. Evan; AI'P1>' Box 545, city. Uncle .lohn Thornycroft, who doe3 ""~* , , ,, - ��� , IX^ESTMINSTER REALTY EM- not i:n .or.-land C. U. Peel-.' W . , ��* ployment Agency supplies al Canadian Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY DAILY TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAIN With through Diner, Sleeper and Tourist Leaves at 3:15 p. in., an I m i onne :l I a Tor Kootenay points, St. Paul and Chicago. For rati.- and pari culars ap] ly to BD. GOULET, Agent, Ni w Wesl min '��� oi ' . E. .1. COYLE, Asst. (lenl. Pass. Agt., V mi o iver. ployment Agency supplies all kinds of help free to contractors anl ; mployers. Phone 366; P. O. Box 368; 2C6 Columbia street. Call and see our list of city lots, houses, acre age anil farms. \\V can suit vou. Rubbers, all sizes Kyle & Son The Home of Plenty :i^ 'Phone 276 255 Front St. Northern Pacific Three Transcontinental Trains Daily Travel on the Famous . "NORTH COAST LIMITED" Electric-lighted train. Low Kates. Quick Time. Excellent Service. New York, Chicago, Toronto, St. Paul ANjJ ALL POINTS EAST Steamship tickets on sale to all European points. Special Reduced Rates Round Trip Rates to Southern California. For fu.l information call on or write C. E. LANG, General Agent, 430 Hastings St., Vancouver, B. C. A. D. CHARLTON, Portland, Ore. R CRAKE English Watchmaker Two door* 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 Expedition. All warranted. Chains, Rings, Jewelry, etc.. etc. Watch repairing; charges reasonable. ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS Harry Prendergast, who does Harry J. Davis . a a lers, the butler. .Frank Bllodeau Mrs. Featherstone, who presses the joke Miss Jeannette Pe I Ethel Granger, an Innocent victim .Miss Margaret Lewis - . _ ^^^ Penelope, the avenging Venus ��������� I^N�� DfQD'Sf Miss Minnie Johns i -. ^^ Seem���A room iii Featherstone'j B. C Land house. Surveyor Tim.:���Act I. 11:30 p. in.: Act Jl. guard Block. N��w We��tir.lntt��r. B.C the nexl morning; Act III. afternoon of the same dny. The following musical numbers will ic Interpolated, but have no connection with the piay itself: After Acl 1���"So Long, .Mary". .. Miss Lewis, assisted by Misses Bilodeau, Pride, Heaton. Fletcher, Spring, ami. Af IfFNNY'^ P��af_o Messrs. .Mumford, Stapleford, OH- _ V^re crist. Small, Johnson. After Act II ���Dancing Dan I. W. Fleming e "Wouldn't Vou Lile.' to Have Me' for a Sweetheart.'' Misses Bilodeau, I Emmett, Heaton. McLeod, Kin:.' Corrigan, Fletcher. Pride, Living-; stone. McLain, Wilkle, Spring, anl! Messrs. Johnson, Gllcrlst, Small, Stapleford, Mumford, Bllodeau. Frank Major Pianist Spokane falls & Northern Ky Co. Nelson & ft. Sheppard Ry. Co. Red Mountain Ry. Co. The only all rail route between all points east, west and south to Rossland, Nelson and intermediate points connecting at Spokane with the Great Northern, Northern Pac'tic and O. R. & N. Co. Connects at Rossland "ith the Canadian Pacific Railway fir Boundary Creek points. Connects at Meyers Falls with stage f*sily for Republic. Buffet service on trains between Spokane and Nelson. Effective Sunday, November io, 1901. Leave Day Train Arrive 9.20 a.m Spokane ....7.15 p m. 12.25 Pm Rossland ....4.10 p.m. 9.40 a.m Nelson 6.45 p.m. H. A. JACKSON. Mail Service The Best of Everything Good to Eat 1 Dr. Jordan The Eyesight Specialist begs to remind his old patrons as well as prospective customers, that new style of eyeglasses are constantly being added to his large stock of optical goods. He wishes all to call to look, to buy or to rest. Same old address: 334 Hastings St. VANCOUVER "The Spider's Web." Supported by a company of rare: excellence., with a play which is sa.il *' to be of unusual merit, and a production fully up to the John Cort Btand- ard, Sarah Truax will be the attrac- _*^ff^%_^\J_rC1 E7V C tlon at i.ic N'ew VVestralnsTer Ope?a m \JKJk\.aJLdaCd I aj house Tuesday, Nov. 26. M . Truat V^ Well Known will I c sei 1, I ',��� ��� be Qrsl time here in "The Spider's VVcj," an original drama In tin ee acl 9 by .lohn Hutchins, .: ADVERTISE �� - IN THE DAILY NEWS To INCREASE Yo ir IMS SESS. Souvenir POST CARDS of Xew Westminster ami dis.act On Sale at��� Morey's Bookstore and at Gamon's Cigar Divan WAdvertise the town we live ia 13 I ~ 00 mailing Picture Post Cards to yoi'f Trains & Steamers ^n^ C.P.R. MAIN LINE. Leave N'ew Westminster 8:35, 11:2b, i 15:15, 17:20, 18:40. Arrive New West minster 10:25, , 12:15, 16:30, 18:25, 19:35. Overland express arrives 12:4a.' leaves 15:15. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. Lv. N. W. 9.20 a.m.; ar. Seattle 4 p.m. Lv. N. W. 4.35 p.m.; ar. Seattle 10 p.m. p.m. V., W. & Y.���VANCOUVER Lv. N. W. 3 p. m. and 9:55 p. m. Lv. Vancouver 8.35 a.m.. and 4 p.m. O. N. R.���PORT fH.ICHON. Leave New Westminster 3:50 p.m., ' arrive Guichon (j pin- Leave Guichon (i a m , arrive New ! New Westminster 8:110 a. rn- Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays- B. C. ELECTRIC���VANCOUVER. Lv. New Westminster 5.50, 6.50, 1 and 8 a. m., and every half hour thereafter till 11 p. m. Lv. Vancouver tor Westminster at tame haura. I KICK To ensure perfeel delivery of THE DAILY NEWS f'il. your home every morning by G:30 o'clock help us by registering your kick at this offlce. IF Tll 10 PAPER IS NOT DELIVERED ANY MORNING telephone or call, and we will see that tlle error is immediately rectified. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� i*��i^s THU* Voting Contest w. era. < boildU ?-4 oppoal ""* ate'- HI ��� ��� <> ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� A LIBRARY OF 125 VOLUMt<*�� WILL BE GIVEN AWAY; I* CdUn it- THIS ELEGANT LIHUARV INCLUDING Iri'. 1LUME8 IIA HANDSOME ('ASK WILL BE GIVEN BY VOTE y R 1 Dispatched by C, P. R. train at 8:35 a. in.; close 8 a. ni. Sumas and Seattle, via Huntingdon daily. Millside No. 1, daily except Sunday; Sapperton No. 1, daily excepl Sunday. .Mails Receive,] at 6:35 p.m. Dispatched by B. C. Electric railwa.' Co., 7:45 a. m. ��� Vancouver, No. 1, dailyexcept Sun days. Return mail received 9 a. m. Dispatched by G.N.R. train, 8.45 a.m.. Cloverdale, Nlcomekl, Port Kel!.. Hazelmere, Hall's Prairie, Bon Accord, Blaine and Seattle (all points in Washington and south, also all points in eastern states 1, daily except Sunday. Return mails received ' at 3:30 p. m. Clayton, Tuesdays and Thursdays, Tynehead, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Return mail received Mondays and Fridays. Dispatched hy 13. C. Electric railwaj 10:30 a. m.: Vancouver N'o. '2; Victoria, N'o 1 Central Park, daily except Sunday Return mail received at 2 p. mA Dispatched by carrier, 1:13 p. 111.: East Burnaby, daily except Sunda; Return mails received at 1:10 p, ni. Dispatched by carrier 12:00 noon: Tlmberland, Tuesdays and Fridays Return mails received Tuesdays am: Fridays. Dispatched by C. P. R. boat 1:30 p.m. daily (closes daily at the samfc time during winter months: Ladner, Westham Island. I'.irt Guichon, Steveston, Sunbury. dairi except Sunday. Return mails received from 9 a. m. to 11 a. m. Woodward's, Wednesday and Saturday. Return mail on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 1 Vancouver, No. 2; Victoria, No. t, and Burnaby Lake; closes at 3:30 p. m.; daily execept Sunday. Return mails reci Ived at 6 p, m. Burnaby lake. Return mail v 2 p. m. Dispatched by G.N. Fyler, 4 p, m.: To southern points, dally except Sunday. Return mall 11 p. m. Dispatched by C.P.R. train at 3:1a p, m., mail closes at 2;i!0 p.m.: Calgary and Vancouver, No. 1.(1 (C P. R. east, second mail). Return mail received at. 1 p. m. Sapperton, No. 2; Millside, No. t; Coquitlam, daily except Sunday. Return mail received at 1 p. m. ' UT ADVERTISE x ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS FOR QUICK RETURNS. SOCIETY, CHURCH OR SCHOOL IN NEW WESI cSTER CURING THE LARGEST NUMBER OF VOTES I .;;,'". |<CIarc, LOWING MANNER : Itr, 1 a m ____________ The merchants listed below wlll give with each 1 ii ie H' vote. The contesi began Aug. 23rd, 1907, ainl wlll 1 L'"\ at 7 p. m . ballot box i placi l In D. S. Curtis & Co's dru \ ������ - are tn be di poslte I A' the cl 1 of the conti -' the Lo rie. Society, 1 . b 1. Ing received the lee- number of votes b II library. Cm d : iunt v. hi d prom tly paid en-.- entitli I Remi mber, votes can bi ired by trading with ed below. Library Is on exhibition al VV. E. Pales' furnll I), s. Curtis will count tbe votes. W. E. FALES Furniture Mft a W.M HORACE DORER Jeweler REICHENBACH &. CO. Fresh and Salted Meats MRS. M. M. COOK Restaurant ARCHIBALD BROS. Plumbers THE ROYAL STUDIO (under new management 1 Lionel Hawees, Photographer E. RUSHTON <&. A. SPECK Sporting Goods, Gen. Repairing ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������^������4�� Ladies' and Children's Flannelette and Woolen Underwear These disagreeable days make one feel tha: they need some gQQd and warm clothing. Before purchasing elsewhere, step in and have a look over our Range. It is well worth considering. Goods and Prices right. The White House A. J. BIRTCH 275 Columbia Sired >>>>��>>::o:.o:oxo;o;co>^ W. E. FALE'Si MONEY - MAKING RECIPE �� lam the pioneer Furniture and Houbb Furnishings Dealer, f'��� \ Director and Embalmer, and I will sellyou anything^ m> ��� and will give you better value than you can get in any ol In the city, Try me. Wall Papers in endless \ -iety. Oilcloth from 25c up. ChWJ Matting from 15c up. Li oleums from 45c up. Curtain Stre!.- ers, thc best made, $2.25 , ir set. Carpets, all grades an! prices. Iron Beds, white rid tint enamels, $3.50 and up Pr(' ambulators and Go-Carts cf all descriptions. aii kinds of Job work and repairing done on shortest notl R':" able prices and satisfaction guaranteed. New goods arrive:!-' i I have Hold the block and am still doing business in the ime I 1 and In the same old way. Rapid Easi Grinders j Can be run with either steam J dorse 1 ower or windmill���1"6 "unning grinders made Straw and Feed Cutters " I sizes. Our pulpers and sllc'" made with reversible knl^i 1 reversing the handle. AH ���' and ball bearings. COI A. th M at VI *m r. TMI w Hi Bi :����� M �� ti K, -2 10 u at be c: rei ia F. Hi ; Nt ' Ba ' tr., T. J. TRAPP & co} Limited :������: t.-.-c .>..*��� s tHURWAV, NOV. 21, 1307 THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE THKEE ^ROFESSIONAU W NORMAN i'.-.H-E. K. (ri, itAR ��� rlstfir .'.:. : Seeileilor. Chi'.m'e art, Canadian eS I a ildtHf, Nev Bank 'if Commerce \\e8:mln8ter, 15. C. A* llcltor, BARRISTER, SO- ,tc, -1- Lome Street, ^1 Opposite Cour Hous.., New We-liu'ei- ^> iter- M��one '' '" WHITB8IIM ,V KDMOriDS. Kir'.' ters anei -bu In���������-. Wackie lllk , Oolumbte BH'- ��� -v .'��� \\'i slinin.-eii :. *#. J. Whiter i". li I.. IMiii-meri. MB. J. P. HA-VU-'TOX l.Ol.K. Seelivi- lor Of 1l��* >.']ireme Ciillll. Oli'K".'- Caaadian Bane ' rimiineic,. leuilelin-. {^Igmbla Str*' i >:.;.< fr- i i ��� ��� l'n.-l otii-... IW Westniiie.-."'!'. .Mi ney to ri min. lARTIN, U'KAltT c\. Me-QIAHkll.; BarrlBt ;'-, Milicitors. etc. Olfices. Woatut ii'K'i'. Trapp lllk. corner 'mil Lorne strets. Vancou* rOOIM -i -t. -llfi (Iranviile street, J^Mph Man in. K. ('., .). W. Weart, \Y G. MoQaarri.���. H. A. Bourne. \1'. wil i"' in 'be Westminster Over;. r'ri'la> afternoon. * >B E. MARTIN, Barrister and Itor, Guichon block, Colum HcKenzie streets, New West- Nov. 26 Dec. :i Dec. 26 Jan. 9 Jan. ii- Feb. ���i Feb. 21 W. HYEH6 GRAY, Barrister, Solicitor No tar I'lilelic, in practice since IMI at New Westminster. B.C. Of- lOM rtnt"""-1 to Curtis Block, Clark- fog ateteet, opposite vkiurt House. -P.O. BO* "'''J- Telephone 64. ���HANSFORD, Barrister, jHb'leitor, etc., Crescent block., Corner Ce'rimhia and McKenzie ���tracts. New Westminster, R. C. Canadian Pac'.ric Railway Co. ��� rltUh Co^jinbla Coast Un. Service TIME TABLE ' B. C. Cozst Line Service. SKAGWAY. JUNEAU. PT. SIMPSON, PRINCE RUPERT. Etc. S.S Pr.ncess May. Leavi ��� Vancouver li p. m. on following dal Nov. 13; Lv. Victoria 11 p.m. Nov. IJ Lv. Victoria ll p.m. Nov. 25 l.v. Victoria ll p-m. i>ec. (1 Lv. \ Ictoria 11 p.m. Dec. -b Lv. Victoria 11 p.m, Jan. 6 I Lv. Victoria ll p.m. Jan. -I' ��� Lv. Victoria 11 p.m. Feb. Lv. Victoria ll p.m. Feb. -I VANCOUVER-VICTORIA ROUTE. S S Princess Victoria Leaves Vaeouver 1:30 p. in- daily; arrives at Victoria 6:30 p. m. daily. Leaves Victoria l a. m. daily; arrives Vancouver S a. in. VICTORIA-SEATTLE ROUTE. S.S. Princess Beatrice. Leaves Victoria 8:30 a. m. daily excepl Monday; arrives Seattle 2:30 ;i. iu. daily except Monday. Leaves Seattle 11:30 p. m. daily except Monday; arrives Victoria 7 a.m.! daiiy excepl Tuesday. VICTORIA NEW WESTMINSTER: ROUTE. Steamer R. P Rithet. To Victoria: Wednesday, Saturday, < a.m- From Victoria: Tuesday, Friday, WHEU YOU SPEND A DOLLAR GET A DOLLAR'S WORTH COWAN'S PE.RFE.CTION COCOA (Maple Leaf Label) It th�� best raise, because it is pure, nutritious tnd very economical. THE COWAN CO.. Ltd.. TORONTO ^^mmmm_^_____*B_HHB.BHH_f_2_nnni.-MI ADRIFT IN SAIL BOAT ] M BATTLE TOR LITE IMPERIAL FLOUR a hi- WEST COAST ROUTE. McQUARRIE & CO. FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS ���Yep tte and irth ftOARD OF TRADE .\.-\. \V".-'iiiiu oi Trade meets in tbe ai. City Hall, as follows: ���elnesday ol' each month, meetings on the second of FeieiiL_ir>. May, M-gMt a. '��� ^'"' dliUT. al - p. lei ilfHial le ��� "I II '.- nil I ;��� s-eeolld e!W��*H6Sii '���' '���'��� !''i'Sruar> N'".\ ���9Mti*twT�� xv;.. .-���',! aixl any monthly or quarterly \ E. White, Sec. SOCIETIES. -AMITY LODGE, NO. 27��� ,'ilar meetings of this lodge 'n Uddtellews' hall, Colum- eet. every Monday evening, luck. Visiting brethren cor- mvlted to attend. C. S. id. \. ri.; A.V.'D. McDonald, W. ri Coatham, it. S.; G. Q. ���s.; Alex. Adams, treasurer. _AL ORDER OF EAGLES, i. rii���Meits every Tuesday at 8 p. in., in the Eagles' alumina street. F. .1. Lynch. res.: H. Bchofleld, Secretary. j. W.���FRASER LOCGE No. 3 tini:s the first and third Tues- tn I'.iili month. Visiting In coreliallv Invited to attetnl. Boom, A. 6. U. W. hall, Odd' block, Clarkson street, C Bi.-im. recorder; Ceo. Racon. T^'orkrtan. M S&F COLUMBIA LODGE No. ���ONS OF ENGLAND, B. S.~ rKU��e liem-ee meets Second and JVednesday of each month. At P. Hull, Columbia St., at B White Rose Degree, Fourth Tfliiy in each month, same Id lilac". Visiting Hrethren lly in i.e.l. K. b. Webber pn>- B- Disney, secretary. ,;- fjlJirHiRUNETTE. No. 4099, I O.F. ' iri IllStl ri'' i'e.urib Friday in the S'HWMfcvn' ���-, o'clock, in the sinail mtil, CMiri. "<-��� ��� y block. Visiting dnNQhNB .-..Il'ellv invited Ll at- nT. Hi. J. ii iin.riiK'ii. c. R.: F. P. p�� Mwxii. it .-_ -" JftWIHT ��OVAL COLUMBIA. Nei.8808, , ������*%. 0_ t. riee I'e villar ell... ���' lli'_'.s eel ��� lUMl" " belli on IL. Second Mt PWn b Tie...-..lev:, of < aide nroie'l tt S p. )<'. in Hie' (Me!!, liowa' Hall ?Mtlllg I' .1 >':<".! are' eni'iiialv ill ��lt��4 to a'le ,,.1 I.. C. Iri; III, C. R.. f. P.Ha'..v..-i'e. Se.'. ��� " aa** THtH&YAL Tfc.ivii-'LARS OF TEM MHANCE oi every Wi'ilneselay Kt 8 o'clock p. in., in Oddfellows.' ) all, Col'imbia slreet. Visiting ���tbreii cre' cen-iliallv invited to ai ini; G. 11:1 :-���-_.: 1); 111. S. C.; ri. li. 'Bij��|lm, See i.'iary. tOhoSf SCOTLAND BENEFIT A3 ���OC1ATION, LORD OF THE ISLES CAW*, 191.���Meets on the First and Third Ttieselav of everv month in K. of P. Hall. John McNiven OMofj^J. ,1. Forrrpter, Hee. Sec. ', k O. O. P.���Royal City Lodge. No. 3 ���Meets in Oilelfellows' Hall. Col- W��bla Street, every Frielay evening ���t 8 O'clock. Visiling iirelhren will be made welcomee. C.I!. Clow, Nil. CLtL, OBboi'iii'. P. (i. rec. ird in:; see wtary. S S Tees Leaves Victoria ll p.m. 1st and 14th of each month for Clayoquot, Mosqui- i to Harbor aud .vay ports; 7th of each month for Quatslno and way ports; . 20th of each month for Ahcuset, Quat-' sino, Cape Scott and way ports- VANCOUVER-NANAIMO ROUTE. S. S. Joan Leaves Vancouver 1:30 pm. daily,- except Sunday. Friday and Saturday leaves at l p.m. Leaves Nanalmo at I 7 a. in. UPPER FRASER RIVER ROUTE S. S. Beaver Leaves NVw Westminster, & a. m Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Chiiliwack 7 a. m. Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturdays, calling at tanilings between New Westminster ind Chiiliwack. UP RIVER. llamona��� From N. W. Tu., Th., Sat. 8 a.m. From Chwk. Sun.. Wed.. Fri.. 7 a.m LOWER FRASER RIVER ROUTE. S. S. Transfer. Leaves New Wesmlnster daily exce.pt Sunday at 2 p.m., with additional . trip Monday at .". a.m. Leaves Steveston Monday. Tuesday, ; Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 a. in.; Friday at 6 a.m. additional ! trip Saturday b p, sn. NORTHERN B. C. ROUTE. S.S. Amur. From Vi, 'oria 1.1 p.m.. 1st and laib: from Vancouver sit 6 p. in., 2nd mil 16th of each month, calling at I Skldegate on lire-t trip and Bella Cools on second trip. RIVERS INLET. VAN ANDA, LUND, ETC. S. S. Queen City. | From Victoria 8 p. in. every Tuesday; ' from Vancouver !i a. in. every W"d- ; nesday. Returning arrives at Vancouver Sunday afternoon-; at Victoria I Monday morning. \/lCTORIA-NANAIMO.. , COMOX-UNION ROUTE. S.S. City of Nanaimo. l.e avis Victoria Tuesday 7 a.m . rivi s Xanniino 1 p.m. Leaves Nanalmo Saturday 2 p. in.; | arrives Victoria 9 p. m. For reservations and Information ���all or address ED. QOULET, Agent, New Westminstei IC. .1. COYLE, iast. Cen. Pasi Agent, Vancouver .1. W. TROUP, Oenornl Suieer'ntenilent. Victoria ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY s^FINEST AND FASTEST= FRONT STREET. New Westminster. Telephone 333. The Canadian Bank of Commerce Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $5,000,000 a. E. WALKER, HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. President. ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager i BANK MONEY ORDERS issued at the following rates: $:> and under 3 cents Over $5 and not exceeding $10 C cents Over $lii and not exceeding $rii 10 cents Over $:!!> ami not exceeding $60 ID cents These orders are PAYABLE AT PAR at any office in Canada of a I Chartered Bank (Yukon excepted), and at the principal banking points in tbe United States. Negotiable at a fixed rate at THE CANADIAN HANK OP COMMERCE, LONDON, ENG. They form an excellent method of remin ing small sums of money with safely and at small cost. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH���H. H. DAVIDSON. Manager. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 7 30 TO 9 P.M. Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1X17 CAPITAL $14,400,000.00 RESERVE $11,000,000.00 Blanches throughout Canada and New toundUmd, anel in London, England. New York, Chicago and Spokane, U.S.A., anei Mexico City. A ''.en- eral Banking Business Transacted. uetters of Credit Issued, available witL correspondents in all uarts ot the World. Swings Bank Department. Deposits received 'n sums of $1 and upwards, anil Interest allowed at 2 per c��m ..er annum (present rate) added four times a year. ��� ro��.ii Assets over jirs.nnn.noo.no. Open every Saturday evening from 7: 30 p. m. to 9 p. rn. N^W WESTMINSTER r.RAV'H (1 D. BRYMNER. Manager Have Been Missing Since Monday-Fears Entertained for Their Safety. Vam o iver, Nov. 20 Sick at hear-, | ,uie| ia bodj. after a tei rible Btruggl wiih the mm. a >eiuiiL; man named| Dickie Chapman came into the city last night wiih an exciting story of dangi r an I o! the possible loss ot two lives. On Monday uigbi after a successful shooting expedition Chapman, another young man named Holman and .m ��� older man named Mudson, all of Vancouver, sl.irle! OUt from Sleve-sion m a sailing boat with ibe intention of making Vancouver. They took a big i risk in doing so In the. face of a ga'.' i\nil realized that after a while. 'I'll ".i they attempted to sail to Passage isl anel In Howe Bound with the desire I i get off there, and the tiller was bein.j swung around when a wave came an 1 tossed her bow In the air. The next wave capsized the little craft and at- : r a bard struggle the men got back io her, cul away the mast with their knives���the sails bad 1 een torn to ribbons- ami turned her over The two dogs Who were ill the boat wi','1' bi n no more. The m* a climbe l la again, and the boat drifted for thr ie riinr-. [| got down near Ilowi'ii islan 1 and ran up against the rocks, Cha > man. who is a powerful swimmer, jumped for the rock, only to be washed back by the force or the swirling waters. He jumped again and man- agi l to cling t'i the refuge. He < n- couraged the others to follow his example and they jumped too. The waves Bwept them back tei the boat, an 1 they managed ta climb in again, preferring to trust that rather than to tempi the sea again. Chapman then saw them drlfl away. After recovering :i little from Iris exhaustion he wandered around the island In search of help, lie came upon a Japanese shack, where he was provided with shoes and later he found a party with B launch, which brought him into Vancouver late last nig-t. There are several islands in the direction in which the boai drifted, and il is hoped thai Hudson ami the bov Helman succeeded in getting ashore there' A man mimed Bowman, wh ) was with the party on the shooting expedition, did not trust himself in tha boat at tin' mouth of the Fraser. WESTMINSTER OPERA HOUSE TWO NIGHTS THURSDAY and FRIDAY November 21 and Tl That wholesome Laugh Produ ing 3 \e-i Farce Corned] "DON'T TELL MY WIFT Presented by a Clever Compan? of LeOCal Amateurs Chorus Musical Numbers Between Acts Produced umler the Direction of JAMES W. EVANS As B benefil tor tbe Women's Auxiliary of the Royal Columbian Hospital. Seals now selling at Ryall's Drug Store. Prices,, 25c, 50c, 75c .and $1.00 0PERA= HOUSE Gowan MacGowan, Manager Tuesday Night, Nov. 26 JOHN CORT ���Presents��� Sarah Truax -IN- "THE SPIDER'S WEB" An original drama in three Bets By JOHN HUTCHINS ADVERTISE ")���. ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS I: You'v ��� LOST Anything. A play of Intense Dramatic Power, Nicely Blended with Keen Wit and Brisk Humor. Reserved Seats at Ryall's. Prices. $1.50. $1.00, 75c and 50c. '*Z*Z<*Z*~*>~<K*~<*'& nanaimo- ;���; nr- ft EMPRESSES si _i H. Po��e��\ EMPRESS OF IRELANUJ -"'I* 0|| - i�� a i 8 I $ ��� .���< -M II OTHER FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. itclude the' I'nion Hodge. No. ll, A. F. and A. M.; King Solomon Hodge, Ho. 17, A. !���'. ami A. M.; H. (). I.., No. 1160; !,. (). I... No. r,!i:i; Court Sapperton. nu. his::, i. o. \,\- <���. o. **., C0Ul" Westminster, Nei. Irib; BjPOtlterhoo 1 ������! Owls, Nest No. _!��!; BenHUl Reriririi Hnelge, Ne,. fe, 1. O. 0.*, tons; ������ Empress of Britain sails .\uv. 15 1 ��! Empress Df Ireland sails Nov Quebec to Liverpool. Empress Ireland Nov. HaKe Champlain Nov. Empress Britain Nov. i Hake Erie Nov. 2 From St. John to Liverpool. Empress Ireland Nov. _! Lake Manitoba Dec. Empress Britain Dec. l Christmas nt Home. Reduced rates now offered. When buying tickets to and the Did Country, bool. with us and get ( nelit of reduceel rates and best ac- 'oinniodation. For full particulars, ijiply to ED. GOULET, C. P. R. Agen\ WHEN GOING EAST ASK THE TICKET AGENT TO SEND YOU OVER "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" ��� ; ���' - - - Eight Trains Everv Day in the Year ������ n _ ��� BETWEEN jmjm w*m i:;MiniieapoliS;st.Paai ^ran Truax .Nov. ^. anJ Q^ago Why Girls Hi ave Home Dee. 12 THE -TraIN" 'Or FAME .Uncle Tom's Cabin Dec. 18 THE NORTilAVESTERN. LTD. Are You Crazy Dec. 20 Embodi.es lhe newest and best ideas Williams Jnhilee Sifigers lai. L tor. ?OMFORT, CONVENIENCE. Strongheart (Ralph Stuart)..Jait :'. ^ LLXURY. It ts i.ghted with ..,,. ... bot�� electricity and gas;, the most Juvenile Bostonlans ran. IB j brilliantly illuminated train in the Gorton's Minstrels ':>"��� 1> world. The equipment consists of Devil's Auction lan. 2 1 private compartment cars, standard We Are King lan. 2! 16 section sleepers, luxurious dining Kerry Cow Iri'b. 25 car, reclining chair cars (seats free), Dream City Mar. 2 modem day coaches and buffet, li- Sis in New York April 1 bra" a"d ���oking cars 0\ae Burgdfaaster April �� . ^r Tm?e Tafbles- F"1(1��r< or any . _ :. ,, ,, ,v .,- further information call on or write A '"""*��� '"'y ���"���'��� - F. W. PARKER. 1 ^vJ C^1!-^ ! ;���: The place Jto buy your Furniture at cash prices on the easy payment plan without interest orjjextra charge \m * v from" !���! _0 W Max Treed Furniture Co. 62 & 64 Hastings St, West, Vancouver, B. C. Complete House Furnishers All orders promptly executed; carefully packed free of charge. FIKE ALARM UOXKS. 5���Asylum. 6���Royal City Mills. 7���Carnarvon and Tenth. 8���Royal avenue and Eighth: 9���PMfth avenue and Twelfth. 12���St. Mary's Hospital. 13���Second and Park Rbw. 14���Columbia and DuiTerlu 15���Sapperton. 23���Queen's avenue and Sixth. 21���...id nvenue and Second. 26���Fifth av����"ie and Fourth, 2(1���Firth avenue ami Eighth. 27���Third avenue and Tenth. "2���Agnes and Sixth. 34���Schaake Machine Works, tin���Columbia and McKenzie. 36-0. P. R. Station. GENERAL AGENT, 720 Second Avenue. Seattle. Willi TAKE The White Pass and Yukon Route for CONRAD, CARCROSS. ATLIN, WHITE HORSE, DAWSON and FAIRBANKS. Daily trains (except Sunday) carrying passengers, mail, ;xprtss and freight connect with itages at Carcross anil White Horse, maintaining a through winter service. Foi information apply to 1. H. ROGERS, Traffic Manager, Vancouver. R. C W. R. Ollley���Tel. 122. Dfflce Tel. Ifi. O. E. Gilley���Tel. 291 K>>��3S*>��>��>>3C��^ I Gilley Bros., Ltd. YYIIOI.KSALK AND RETAIL DLnLERS IN Wellington Coal, Van. PortlnnJ Cement, Rosebank Lime, B. C. Pottery Vitrified Pipe, Drain Tile, Terra Cotta, etc.; Clayburn Pressed, Mantel, and Fire Brick, Fire Clay, Gartcraig Fire Brick. .Liverpool Salt. Forge Coal, Common Brick, Sand, Gravel and Crushed Reck i PAGE FOUR N THE DAILY NEWS. THui ";day THE DAILY NEWS Published by the Daily News Publishing Company, Limited, ai their offices, corner of Sixth and I' oui stre sts, Mew Westminster, l: C E. A. Paige Managing Director ���.��..-.._ THURSDAY. NOV. 21, 1907 BUSINESS. The editor of the C >1 imbian, who boosts himself in the editorial column of that paper, must have taken a couple' of doses of those "bitters" he al- vertlses, and ;t little exercise, and his now come to believe what every right thinking person knew well before that ii is none of his business wii " happened within the portals of a l.i - eral convention, neither is it his business who are the shareholders of tie Daily Xews, owned wholly by the Lib- hoped tha*' B' ( brought before i' on ta. facts as roughl (.in. Individuals and communities unfairly treated by railway ��� ompaniei ha e now a co irt to whi.':: can go ai a mininum >f cx_"-ii- .'iiii %> itii lhe assurance ilia: their case will lee full} heard an.l fairly oOnsl I ��� red. It is proposed to strengthen tbe commission by the addition of two new members, ami it is to I the government will be fortunate i'i getting 'ne right men. As the Toronto Xews put it; "The federal railway commission today is unquestionably the most important tribunal in the couniry. ami the government should understand that in making appointments therein it is under at least as great obligation to ignore partisan and sectional considerations to the Supreme Court bench." Xow that tiie turbine bas proved i success, comes a new engine, calleel "radial" which is to put ihe turbine Into the class of has-been-, li is Bald thai a German firm is after lhe paten* erals of this city, nor is it nis busi- rights, probably wiih ihe hope of ness who comprise the directorate. |equipping a new "greyhound" to win Then directorate was elected muni- back th mouslj a: an annual general BieetinE til' tlie shareholders which had :eeen properly advertised, and at which there were preseni over ninety per e enl of tin' voting strength. Can th .��� Columbian give to its readers anj i.;- Btance where the Columbian Cotnpa ny, Limited, lias held a duly advertis-l e.i ami legal meeting of its shareholders since ihe paper wns bought from the Messrs. Kennedy Brothers? and will it also give us lis winding mean-| derings trom corporation to corporation since that first purchase, and will ii also put into cold type the cause and effect of the many muzzllngs it has experienced through these many changes? If these interesting .letails, were made public, its readers would better understand its many sudden changes of front. In last night's issue ni apology ri; given for the column or so of misstatements with which it regaled i\s readers ami which so utterly disgusted! many fair-minded Conservatives lint; e blue ribbon of the Atlantic. It is' .-aid that the Kaiser left a rin of $100,000 for the servants at Windsor castle, liis Maji sty must travel on a pass if he can afford to run up his incidental expenses al that rate1. They have a bird in Xew Zealand which kills sheep, in this country tli.' Id.is kill the birds. DENMARK MAY SUPPLY CANADA WITH BUTTER Ottawa, Xov. 20.���J. A. Ruddlck, dairy commissioner, say.; that the limit has been reache I in the price if butter in towns and cities. If it goes higher it will be met with the imported article. Denmark butter can be they o.ienly declared 1, on the street Placed "n the market h*re t>rofltab1-v to be another evidence thai their sc-lat 30 Ce,Us per l",l,l,rl- alUl *ere n6W lection of a standard bearer was not without misgivings, ami with so strong an.l able nn opponent as Mr. Jardine, their case was hopel< ss. We would like lo see the pre3eni editor ol the Columbian retain tho chair in the editorial sanctum, ��� ven i. ii b( thu.- necessary for him i i wn ��� up iiis own cause, because eis the days go by it i.s very apparent the more _i.- writes the greater assistance he wi! give th. Liberals in any campaign, and thai his extremes asake lum n.i easy mark for any journal that wishes io fairly discuss the policies of th:.' iwo parties, ami we do hope that tho muzzle will be in no wise applied io him before the next Dominion election. One fair note of warning we throw out io bim. is that we shall meet "like wiili like," and thus we leave it -v.;. to him. ! he no fear therefore of the price go- I ing up .as some say . e 50 cents. There is a plentiful supply in Europe this year. Ruling pries of butter in London is now 24 cents and jt can be marketed here at an additional four or five rents. SEALED TENDERS aeMi'i i-ed lo the undersigned, and endorsed "Tender for 1'u. lie Building, Ladysmith, will lie received at ibis offlce until Wednesday, December ll, 1907, inclusively, for ihe construction of a Public Building at Ladysmith, B. C. Plans and specifications can be seen and forms of tender obtained at thi; Department ami on application to the Postmaster at Ladysmith, is. c. Persons tendering are notified that lenders will not l.e considered miles; made on the printed form supplied, an I sigin'el with Iheir actual signatures. Each tender must he accompanie 1 by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank, maile payable to the- order of the Honourable tbe Minister of Pub lie Works, equal to ien per cent (lb p. c.i of the' amouni of tbe tender, which will he forfeited if ibe person tendering decline to enter Into .a contracl when called upon to do so. or If ho fail to complete tbe worl. contract- i.! for. if ihe tender be mn accepted ihe cheque will l.e returned. Tin' Department 'li��'s not bind Itself io accept the lowest or any tender. By Order, FRED, GELINAS, Secretary. Departmenl of Public Works, Ottawa, November 13, 1907. Newspapers will nol l<>' paid for this advertisemenl if they insert it withoul authority from the Department, Signs Painted Anywhere NOTICE. -Koyal City Sign Works have removed to Fourth Street, city, back of Guichon Hotel. .IAS. PENNINGTON and ROBT. RICHARDSON. Proprietors. ;( ADVERTISE 1 ��� IX ��� THE DAILY NEWS If You've POUND Anything. THUW HORACE DO I Goldsmith Silversmith Diamond Merchant Columbia St., Next Tram Office ER # . ��� r L; PRINTING Have your printing done In town by the local modern high grade printers��� Jackson & Morrison DAILY MEWS BLOCK The Northern Head Office, Winnipeg SIR DANIEL .McMILLAN, Pres. J. W. DeC, ~.ADy Authorized Capital, $6,000,000 Will Open for Business on Monday, Nove 248 Columbia Street, New West r.iinster Cook}s Restaurant Cafe and Grill A Western Institution For Western People Splendid Cuisine White Chefs Dominion Trust Building Opposite Post Office English and Amer.can Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys, etc. New an I second - hand tables and supplies in Btock. R. H. CLIBURN Phone A2698. P, O. Box Iri", Bowling Allej. Pendei St., VANCOUVER Agenl for Messrs. Samui! Maj Ct i ���.. Toronto. Every description of Blinking business tri Special Terms for Savings Deposits Correspondents in all parts of the world Banking by mail a specialty The Northern Bank Is the Only Canadian Bank Its Head Office in the West TttE STRAIGHT ISSUE i i^.ere is no making of omelets with out breaking eggs. Those people who argue in favor of the free, or partially 1 restricted, immigration of Orientals on the ground that their labor is needled for the development of the country, are merely arguing that the future of , the Canadian nation must be risked, it not sacrificed in order that no; check be put upon the exploitation of our resources in the interests of capital. The point Isjrery well put by ;'ii Eastern contemporary, which says: ���'Reverting to the influx i !' Japanese into British Columbia, it ri easy fo ni.e:;'- Ui.1 inevitable application. The; n.::;,:eel resources of the Province ar enormous; the white population small and bi attere l: the. methods <���: | acquiring property are easily unde -; tl and pul in 01 eration; the process i i naturalizal lon offers no dlfficui-, iy and little dela;. There is abs ilutel in.thin,.; to hinder the Japanese from i becoming within a single generation the ri. i ml ni in ;���.-- i : the i hy ical resources of British Columbia and the controllers of iis political lestiny. They can iiv- more cheaply than while men can reasonably be expected io live; they can underbid white] men. then fore, in the matter of wage'. and profits. The common answer to ths. presentation of the case is that white, lahor cannol be uutnined; ths obvious rejoinder is thai development r.an wait. These are the I wei siiris of tin' Issue, ami ihe time for declslo.i seems to have arrived." AN IMPORTANT TRIBUNAL The railway commission is getting | settled into Us stride, to use a hor...'.' figure, and gives promise of being of I j very great benefit to the country. N'o one can read current history from dav ij to day Withoul coming io the conclu i Krin thai the railways needed jusi. such a strong controlling hand as is | funj-eiheJ ''���' ,!li's commonsense, practical frtbvrhal. which w-iiv-es nil legil iechnicallties and decides matteri Get Established Bu : bome now thai ��iil nei :e proBI '.f $500 ": ; j.-' ich . proposition. Ne* Housi mi Fifth aven em. Twn im- each 66x132 feet Voi can sell on( $650. All we ask i .*j7"' '������<: this ro ert.v. <;��� n^i ������ into it. TRUST COMPANY THOS. R. PEARSON. Manager REAL ESTATE and��� ���INSURAN| RYALL'S COUGH SYRUP. PRICE 50c Money Back If Not Satisfactory. [RYALlTDRUGTTOII J. HENLEY Wes.m,ns.e,j Manufacturer ol ' rOllSTtll ffli"-. '1'hone IKS. h.'tu r"V__\ Columbia bi. Baggage delivered in Mineral Waters, Etc. _ ,i itr . Baggage deliv. Aerated Waters, pan of the mt, un f �������� Light and Heavy lla^f Family Trade a Specialty. Trl. 113. Office Elgl NEW WESTMINSTER. 8. C Offi sn���Train Orpo' JOHNSTON'S BIG SHOE HOUSE, Ltd.��� BELL, INGLES & CO. Proprietors of The Fashion Livery FEED & SALE STABLES SMART TURNOUTS GOOD HORSES Phone 250 Eiylilli Streei YOU REQUlRl�� NEW Sl)L Come over ami see om 1 new Fall Pattern _\ < Dan STEWMli Next door Hotel Ait" I ; VANCOU VjJlM 2 New Westminster, B. C. SIGN OF THE BIG ELECTRIC SHOE WE ARENOT IN THE TRUST I And can save you 50 per cent- i on a SAFE or CASH REGISTER I STEIN IMPORT & EXPORT CO. Vancouver, B- C- 1 BIO Richards St., Phone 2U The Oriental Contract 1 of Vancouver. *s Japanese Labor Co��tr����,0J | Now Westminster branc j �� Box f'l"' _^ ������_���___��� THUMOAY, NOV. 21, 1907 THE DAILY NEWS. ?agk mi.. "aaffSj-'Sfflan. The Cash Stores J4 Three Days Sale [ of Waisfc Ihis Sale should arouse unusual interest, in fact *TO-��cpet'. big crowds for the balance of the week, JTriWe are placing1 on sale the newest and best mrJpfote(\ stocks you ever had the opportunity to pfekpffrom, along with delayed shipments which were accepted at liberal discounts. We are actually offering for the balance of the week hundreds of garments at less than half value. For convenience we divide them into Three Bights. ��� ��� _ At 75c. ����������������������**����+��������������������� 4 ��>������ <�����������*���������������������������������.>*�������������������������������������������������������������������*>������ Now On Sale w. Bolton, of Ashcroft, is spending lew .lays in lie-' City. Lost- -Packag ance policies. be pail ai N'e��'1 d". I ward mce. .en. i : .Mrs. .1. C. Whyte and children will leave on Saturday to visit frienels "-i OH awa. Howell tt Oddy will open a iiiii Ue'.' shop corner Fifth and Eighth stree* Saturday. ����� Mrs. MacDonnell started yesi irday by way of Hi-' C. P It, en route lo Toronto. I One square piano music house. ^e". at Todil'i. *** Waists ��� '��� i ''-'���- fabricsl ������ <-: ������ ':,i ��� n-1 prel ty CUt aO<l I �� 'I li '���' '' >e le'-ell ' - at .... Wrapj i'ii tie. ��� 'ml pretty washa .1 ��� i:i ila::. an i iririt patti rns, we 11 and deep cuffs, .-ill sizes, 31 to i'. 75c At $1.50 Waists Jap Sil and yo Black ..:e I Cream La tre, Wool Cashmeres and Albatross, whil i wash vestings, etc., all colors and sizes in this lot, ave big money to Ijuy your stock for six months to com . At $2.00 i of handsome waiBts laid oul Bpeclall; Cor this sale, al a ii. nol' i lie.ir actual worth. New Taffeta S'.lks, new Cr im ; Japanese Silks, with fronts of emhro ; . velvets, ll "��� ei Is ��� if allover lai .hi a\ . .. bel ���... the ci I of mater- ew for ,i greal final clearance nt !p2.0T Roy Young, captain <.t No. l fireball, is enjoying four days' leave of absence from duty. Buy at tli" Wis: End grocery and receive coupons tor the free '.iriar..** The annual rally of tli.' it. T. of T. was held lasl '-.e'lii.:. in I ie ".11 fellows' hall. .('.I il ..... Illll feel' a - WetT. End ��� .. -.. int, Everything new and rii--ri:; ^o.e I riii en' fare, by ri piur.i. ���*��� Sl lai ge number of ng pi > iie a'- tende i iii-' dance given In St. George's hall, under the auspices of the Nav ajo club, yesterdaj e* i ning. After the ilance, the merry makers repaln I ���o Mrs. Cook b coffee p ilace, v. li- re b ipper w as serve I The Epworth leag u ��� ��� thi We si End Methodisi church Is holding :i debate next Monday nighl al s o'clock. The subject Is "Resolved, thai mon : Is more useful than education." The affirmative side Ls taken by Lavergue Adams, w. Madcdonald and J. Innis, while the negative Is taken bj Mi- ji. Wintemute, Miss is. Hardman and Misg B. Breen All are < oi lially Invited. One English upright I tno, $40, .et r .; ���' ;.; i sic house- *** . : ihe- Brsl large consignment of our ( | ..... goods, and I dnly Includes ei grand selection of Christina (ts, and compi rt���Earl) English and Golden Oak Buffel . Sideboards, Dining .mil Chairs, Music, China and Parlor Ca .me is. Leather, V- lour and other Easj Chairs. We have marked these goods down I i absurdly low prices, is we arc determined Lo clear them out befoi New Year's, if you want ere Iii. you ere welcome to it. We will ��� ������ .mi liberal terms. ! John A. Lee's Furniture Emporium ��� DUPONT BLOCK * ��� TEL. 73- COLUMBIA STREET. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ��� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� >�����>������������������������������������������������������ ��� ___ FOR SALE..... Dry Fir Wood in 4 ft. lengths, which we will deliver to any part of the city. C. WILLIAMS Eighth ave. and Second St. 'Phone 333 *��� Checks for {63 wen ri celved >���' li" luce.! > nr. of I B, C. E. R. company, this amouni De ��4^����^^4 ��#(,>><>����>����������>����������f ������������������������>����������������� in-; give n hj all the men who hav ��. ... n the employ of thi compan} * The free library contesi closes on f0r over a year, dating from the month :uiil we would remin 1 of June last, as a bonus by the direct- oi s of the corporation. The total amount distributed among the New We t- iter employees of the company r. aches the n spec! ible total of ri 19 ���. those int< rested that the West End grocery is the only grocery whei-: vote s can be had. **r ^Another Sale of Coats Nol too late to gel a winter's w ar. You'll buy ie thi. I less, and pick fi > i ��� and a - handsome a ; ange if jarments as you ever feasted es Ul in. At $8.75 New sinew, r proof and heavy Imported Twee 1, in both dirk an 1 lighi shades, ranging In price from $10. .0 io $15.00, for $8ri3 ���% lengths, cut In doing now al $12.50 .1 ihem in this grand 75; . . ,5c, 10c and 2jc >�������� ������������������������������������������ For cut flowers, Douguets or funeral designs telephone 'ri Davies & SOU, li. flees. ������� Miss Creech, a nurse at the Royal Columbian hospital during the last two years, retired from that institution a fi w days ago. Miss Creech is to be man;.-I early In the new . e e". : * New 6-room house, with bath an I Bush close.;; lot 66x132; lane in rear; near Queen's park. Price $2,100; terms. Abbott it Hyde, next Guichon hotel, New Westminster, B. C. Mounting Large Game Heads A SPECIALTY .. . _. John Cooper Fine Art Taxidermist and Fur Dresser 26 Pender St.. Opp. Orpheum VANCOUVER, B. C. ��� ?������������������������<����+���+����������������������������*����������������������*���������������������������������������������������� I T. I-l. SMITH i'. Knutson Is hel I iei I h ��� city lockup,his incarceration being the result ot a prolonged attack on the poKshe3 For your Xmas Pudding and mince ...,,.. .,,_��� t!|., diy ,,.. pleaded hard n'-ort, fresh raisins currants and pe . erday to be allowe 1 to go hom >, .ie Kyle & Sons, Home I Plenty, '-��� ��� ,,_, i,;s w if,, is lying 111, but was in- Front street. f rmed i.y the police thai his consld- .,.,.,,,,..��� eration for his Invalid spou3e came 'i'ii.. V..U- WestmlnSte li'.uuci ���> lhe Nev. w^e.in d an_j that association will hold thei gulat ��� ^ ection of officers this ai ..,. m l- mornl ;,.,., jt in the association has I ���--��� ' , . ,���. _. :. trate will attend to his case, .... ���.,. last couple oi ," irs, m u is understood, bul plan.- have I ien Salmon, 5 cents per tin at Kyi ��� & prepared for making II more useful 'Arson's. ** future. The fisheries commission appoint'! m the' Dominion government to g^M fully into the suliject H .he coast are Quite , fev, i :b. i ons wh ������ <*��* ;::;i!1~ ,;" Victoria for the final chased lots al the city tax sate las! consideration of the report, frofe.v jpring a.,- taking advantage of thc ser E. E. Prince. Dominion fisheries lays' grace allowed them .:. commissioner, is chairman. The:", are also present all the other mem- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Lers of the commission as follow.-- Four lots on Secon.1 Street. $S75 i..i(.iK1..,j Hall, Victoria: Campbell cash. White, shiles & Co., -'i'i Col- Sweeney. Vancouver; .!��� P. Babcock, umbia St., 'Phone 85. provincial fisheries commissioner.Vic toria; .1. ('. Brown, New Westminster; George W. Taylor, Wellington; Bread al five cents .; er loaf. Turn- bull's bakery, Fourth and Colum da. ��� thirty il ^^^^^ making payments. Mrs. w. Gillespie, of Sapperton,le.t yesterday afternoon tor California, j .^ \tsteiu.i> ai ... k��d��X Chares Mcintosh, secretary it being her intention to make net ii ture home in Seen Francisco. Taa rmit.1. tlH, aU8plcea change of residence is prompted bj [o'dge Nq ^ , Q Q I $ 1 ,ooo oomed Cottage, new, lot 60 x 148, all Cultivated. This is the best buy in the city to-day. See us at once. TERMS. I ���i? & | | 8 the condition of Mrs. Gillespie' health, which leaves much to be I - ��� uired. Fruit ranch of 1" acres within 2b miles of Westminster of Vancouver, i by rail or boat. Annual net returns $2500j in centre of good fruit growing districl. Price $5000. Abbott & Hy.l'V [ next Guichon hotel, New Westmin- . ster, B. C. ** The' trolley wire which conveys power between this city and Vancouver for the. n. C. E. R. company, was j down for a shon time yesterday af- l ternoon, near the city limits, but no delay wub experienced In getting the cars Into the city, the trouble, bein.-; ;��� mi orarlly repaired as so m as i overed. Three i oun es besl i n ami t utte; i tor $1. Tu.'. e doz. ! . Bt i i | Sl. At the Home of Plenl . of Royal City F.. will be presented in the Oddfellows' hull on Friday evening, the stirring drama "David and Jonathan," that gifted impersonator, Newton Beers, having been engaged for this occasion. The entertainment will le open to the general public, a special invitation being Issued to ladies. Mr. Beers has an International reputation as a monologue artist, ami has been giving successful entertainments at several of the coast Cities during the past few weeks. Tickets for the entertainment are now In the hands of an energetic commute-', and selling rapidly. t MeHBHV m**sawmmanwma*aaw -mamar^m ���FOR J Clothing I BLACK OR YELLOW \ Short Coats 3-4 Coats Long Coats For Men's Black Rubber Coats, all sizes For Boys' Black Rubber Coats, all sizes ��� For Men's Mackintosh Coats, in grey, mud and black. Men's Shower-proof Coats Boys' Shower-proof Coats TRY | PHILLIPS j The Wardrobe Clothier | T '���.��� mn. Nov. 20.���Al the World of fit" ; might, A. N. Garretl retire. : ��� mi ': e sporting editor's chair, afte' nearly twenty years' s< rvice. McLEOD, MARK & CO. TJhaj Farm Land Specialists, - New Westminster % ,. ,, II l_,.".,.,..i(,.li...<.^>J,O'>v"-0,..'(.^'.0'-.".."-.��>'.^', Fresh Pork SAUSAGES fly Telephone 192. 3C Choice BEEF "'���'��� ��� - mt of farmer's Pork James Mt N lir, the well kn man of Vancouver, ri completing ar rangements for the ( onsl r u tlon 11 ��� . lawmil] on the- north Bide of Burrard Inlet on .1 side adjacent to his larsa timber limits there, A record of 200 i,, Inches of water to be u-"i for saw- 1 mill purposes has been applied for by . I Mr. McNalr, the water to ba tak".i i from a mountain stream in the vlcin Liners Profit $C6,3CO Each Trip. London. Nov. 20.���The gianl ilner3 I sil eiii.1 and Mauritania make a profit of $66,000 on each trip, The expenditures per trip are $83,950, mnk- the im ;e;ue' $155,950 per voyage. Employer One small organ Todd's music house ���15. a snap, at 1 The condition of young Ernest Cook, of Hammond, who was brought. to the Royal Columbian hospital ���>''.'��� Monday afternoon suffering fr.im tt j 1 gunshot wound in the leg, is ruipro.-j ring slightly, although it is as yet Itn- poeseible to say whether the feccidontj will resull In i.ei'm,anent disahl'tii'ir. I Mr. Cook was accidentally shot by hi* brother while the two were out hunting on their father's ranch. ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS: Fresh figs, shelled almonds ^pd walnuts, at the House of Goo'H'Che^r. Kyle & Sons, .~mp, ** For bt. Lawrence Service. Monfreal, Nov. 20.���Realizing thai the passenger business to Canada wPl increase rapidly in the coming year.'., tlkS White Star line will try anil capture a portion of U. They will plae 1 two 14,000 ton boats on the St. Lawrence service next summer, to sail unit der the flag of the Dominion line. The mimes of the boats are the AL.erta ajitl the Albania. ;; ADVERTISE * ��� IN ��� TH tf. DAILY NEWS If Yot N.eJ Anything. DO YOU WISH TO PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR WORK- MEM 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 PAR- TICULARS. :: :: :: :: :: II A. W. McLEOD INSURANCE BROKER ARMSTRONG BLOCK. PAGE SIX THE DAILY XEWS. THL. Follow directions with Sunlight Soap and know how perfectly a pure soap can clean simply because it IS pure and contains nothing that will injure the finest fabric. Use It In The Sunlight Way Five Cents A Bar 45 MILLIONS THAT IS YOUR SECURITY WHEN YOU BANK WITH ��������� The ������ if ROYAL BANK of CANADA TOTAL ASSETS OVER 45,000,000 We welcome small accounts and pay interest four times a year on Savings Bank deposits. F. B. LYLE, Manager. MACPslERSON DENIES BEING APPOINTED McQUARRIE Real Estate Brokers I nsurance Agents The Member for Vancouver Brands Despatch Appointing Him Warden as False. Ottawa, Nov. 20.���R. Q. slacpher- son, M.P. for Vancouver, il is said. will te appointed warden of the penitentiary at New Westminstei'. FRONT ST. Phone 333 in connection with tbe above report, Mr. Macpherson, when Interviewed by the World, gave an unqualified denia'. There h td, be said,been no suggestion of his being appointed to this post and he had never been approached in the matter. He characterized the report as a canard, pure and simple, withoul th<> slightest foundation of truth, and; declared that if the post had been nt fered to him he would noi have accepted it. The many friend sof the y.P. will be pleased to learn that he has iuT* practically recovered from his recent I illness and expects to be about again in a few days. >������*���������+���������������< Sapperton Lots ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� : : ��� ��� i t * e.- Splendid Lot near the school bouse $300; terms Columbia street Lots $450; terms A splendid Lot, cleared The best Lot in Sapperton 66x165 Lots at $100 each; easy terms. $150; terms ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� cleared, for $425; terms ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� 270 Columbia St. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Phone 307 f <-o*< ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ GREAT NORTHERN SECURES RIGHTS-OF-WAY IN BLAINE P. PliJiJDJ^llb Estate Blaine, Nov. 20.���Without opposition the city council last night adop'- ed some forty ordinances giving th-j Great Northern Railroad company rights-of-way over several streets am! crossings and over a long strip of property along the waterfront. In return for (he privileges the railroad company is to build a new line alon-' the bay and a bandsom : brick depot in the business part of the town, Tbe matte!' of granting the privileges has been under consideration for some time by the council. At firsi there was some objection, but this has been overcome. The building of the new line of railroad will be ;f vital importance to the town. It a the' hope of the Blaine people that, the Great Northern wil] some day make their town a terminal point instead of going on through to Vancouver with the bulk of their business. ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS t ADVERTISE �� ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS II' YOU Wan: a Situation. The Road to Success sown Al. VI'J s In All Business Enterprises Is Opened Through The Advertising Columns of The Morning Paper I The morning daily paper is first in the field for ��� sales; the information in the advertising columns rule the purchases for the day. The thrifty housewife examins the morning paper car.efully before telephoning her orders, ancl reads the advertisements carefully before purchasing home necessities. So That You Mr Businessman should take advantage of, and advertise in the Morning Daily News, and secure the orders that the heavy purchasers of stock make imperative to large profits and quick returns. V NINE LOTS on Brunette and Distillery streets, Sapperton, $1600; half cash, balance terms. Lots 2, 2, 4, o, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15 16, 17, 18, lit, 20, 28, 66, 71, 72, 73, 71 and 77 of subdivision 3, in suburban block ii, Sapperton; prices ranging from $125 to $200. 0 room house on Hamilton street, all modern improvements- One lot from car line; lot 60x132. Price $1400. $600 rash, balance in monthly payments- 8 room house, all modern improvements, full sized lot, Sherwood street, Sap.ierton- Price $2700. $1000 cash, balance on time. 3% acres land next to Royal Oak hotel, has been cultivated, not a stunip <m it, now in grass, 2S bearing fruit trees, all kinds, sufficient lumber to build good large barn, 5- room house and barn and large chicken house for about 250 chickens; good well; near to school and tram; all fenced. Price $3500.. Terms $15001 cash, $1000 in April and $imio April following, or Ili-iOO cash. 1 Lot 66xN2 ft, S. a, of 8, lane at back, 3rd and Queen's avenue. Price $1250; half cash, bal. 0 months. Block corner of Fourth avenue and Thirteenth street 88x132 only $800, a splendid investment. Lot 20, block 11 facing English church, next lot to bridge, Carnarvon street; price $050. 1G0 acres less right of way about S acres for railway; 25 acres stumpt 1, 15 acres roughly cleared and fenced; 1 1-2 story house 1Sx2S, lean too 14x28 and lean too 10x22; barn 30x32 an I lean too 32x14; granary 10x16; two chicken houses, each lo.\12; wagon shed 20x30; small milk house, small FRONT ST. Phone 333 FRO!\ f , rAKE >n mad ��� owne; 100 acres, less 3H for new railway, Full ;.. le peec Township l. S.e'. 11: all bottom land, of Regina Bt, m���'. Ik bea under grass, suitable for dairy farm; aveti'ies, wesl iber, . in acres under-drained, ditched all $400; half i that c round and fenced around and through 4L()ts 88j |Pre= centre; 5 room house; ban. 40x75, ,,���, H[I,.��� , . I |t>e D sufficient feed for about 300 bead of ^ W* stock. Price $3000; terms one-third _ - H(" ���~;!':'S ire Par casb. bal. to suit purchaser. One mile from station on new car line. l_ot 2.1, block II. between Mrs. Hoffard8 and Thomson house, Carnarvon street; full size $1000. Sapperton; 5 - shed and 4 roe shed. $1000 each ance easy. n.vH ACRES ploughed and , 100 ACRES about two miles from Aldergrove station, 110 acres cleared an.l partly fenced, good house, barn and stable. Price $16 per acre; $1780 leash, balance to be arranged, | B. U Sect. 5. $75 per cash, one-thir I montbs. acre. 7 LOTS, 120)1 ri ;., ���t lots cleared 1% ACRES, Block 9, Lot No. 2, Dist I hoUM, 175 chlel..:. . '..���'. Lot 8; south side of the river, near price $1 SOO, $10 bridge. $300; half cash. 2 LOTS. 182x132, N -\V. corner of 10th Street and St. Andrews. Price $1050; half cash. 2 lots on Sth St. between 5th and 6th Ave. on east side; full sized, 66x 0 ACRKS good Lot 16, corni r 1 Mo. and Brum tte roa roomed been-. kitchen and thn i ��� : .m ed; ronservatei: . or | 132; Nos. 9 and Price $1000 for heated by pipes; well; sta:) both, half cash, balance easy. ������v..-. Block, corner of Auckland �� I Ith St. and Koyal Ave., almost an acre. $2,500 1C0 acres, -2 miles from city. $40 jeer acre Two lots on 18th street, be tween 7th and 8th avenues. 2 bouses corner of Merriva] and Amies; full sizeri lot; city block 31, lot 11; one bouse rents fe>r $25, the other $10; Hush elosets and all connected with sewers. Price $3,500. balance in 6, 12 anil is %. 15 bearing fruit tn es; ������ stock ready to planl out; .^ 5 acres cleared. I . maining acre; all fenced from school. Prii ��� $3000; bal. in 0 months al '. ��� l Lol v^xi $800 cash. orchard, all kinds of fruit, 05 bearing Cash $2,001 fruit trees; natural spring well. Price months at ' $6000; $2000 cash, balance easily ar- LotB 14 a[1(j 16 of 1 of 0 of ranged at 7 per cent. j (cleared.) Price $500; for the two, Full sized lot on Third street, be-' cash, balance 0 months at 7 per tween Royal and Queens avenu.. east side, new house; $1400. lots, block 34, lot fl :; lots, ;,, ,; &\ :, ;,, cleared, upper Bide ol Bth ��� tween 1st and 2n I Streets each. 4 LOTS, 2 lots i 1 1st! Oth Avenue on BO 37 cv 38, full size Prl ��� 5" , four, or $300 each; Double tenemi 1 11st and 2nd St.; 1 Pi cash half and half : Ri nta for $10 eat b -1 1-2 wo 510 .acb, in acres Vi seel on 11, N. Of Tn. 2, about 3 mill Haworth road, Burn 1 ><, storey house, 3 rooms I cent other 3 can be adde I upstair 1 ,shack; 1V6 acre* clea Lot 14 on Sherbrook street of il of with clover, red; fai: 3, cleared. l'rice $275; 1-2 cash, ba:- one mile from shlngli ance, 6 months at 7 per cent. $1'200;' tern,a 6 LOTS FACING 4th AVE., .'rd ST. AND PINE ST.; ORCHARD, FRUIT OF ALL KINDS; 7-ROOM HOUS1C, ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, SEWER CONNECTION. PRICE $8000; %2W)b CASH, AND BALANCE IN 0, 12, IS, 24, 30 MONTHS. AT 6%. Six lots, 50x $60 each lot. enquiry. 50, outside city limits Fuller particulars on House and cottage on Columbia st , house rents for $25, cottage for $12.; $5,0 10, easy terms. 27% acres of the best soil, lo acres cleared, 111 it cultivation; 2(i0 young fruit trees, just comencing to bear; new liouse, 1V6 storey, 5 rooms; hen houses, in gooel order; some acre's planteei with wheat, oats and potatoes. : Writer from nearby spring. Balance of property easily cleared. Price $4,700; $2500 cash, balance C and 12 months. This property Is only ',_.. mile from tram line. Over two hundred chickens and ducks could be sold with the pro] erty at a snap. HOUSE and LOT Centrally located in a commmandlng Situation; Third avenue, at toot Of Fifth street. Two and one half storey house. Ton rooms (recently papi 1) All modern conveniences; hot and cobl water, bath, Hush closet, lavatory, electric light; nice lawn; lol 66x132, with lane In rear; part of lot set out. with fruit trees. .Price $2,751. $1,500 cash, balance arranged. 160 acres on the Scott mail, 15 acres cleared; barn 50 x 30; stables, etc.; S|ilendlil soil; only $30 ; 1 ��� 1 re, $1,000 casn, balance easy. Part of lot. 363, Joins Lake Commur, about 70 acres, only $25 per aero Half cash. .lump. 7 lots Nos. Sl to 86 and 96, 86 facs on Sth avenue, next to Gunns ranch, 4 lots cleared without a stump; small house, chicken house. chickens; horse and ri months at 7 ';. West.Tly 1. 11 ee' ' S I 132x132 corner 100 teet! houses drawing $28 p( ;| $5,000. half cash, : B months. 100 S.E. K of Seel lu acres.par'ly clear.. !. iri: running through; goo north of Webstetris 1 ��� mill and P O. al the ���" ber worth $7 per Sa i i 1 miles from Porl $2,100; tern:.-, $1,100 C ranged. Large lot an 1 two lumbia street, Sapper! in at J lo each. One and one-half Ston full size lot, situated Royal avenue and corns'reet; fl rooms; bath room cold water, closet; wn bearlg fruit trees; street! sides; fine view. Price 5 cash. 1 1-2 acres, more or 1 less n block, (.or- ner of lllh Street and Roy al avenue, invalu- abli f< r industrial site, $4,�� 1 bal; \ ���00 One half cash, net s to be arranged. 20 of 11 of $175 each; l P ice 1 rii Subdivision of lot. 40, block 0, comprising some of the finest residential sites In the city for sale exclusively by us. This magnificent property is situated on lln1 comers of Fjnrih a/venue, First street (facing Queen's I park- and Emory street, comprising I In all ten 33x120 foot lots facing on ' First street, at $700 (excepting the corner lot facing Fourth avenue an I j First street, held at $1000); two bits 'on Fourth avenue, 42 1-2x120, al $600 j lier lot; four lots, 52 1-2x85, $450; five lots, $400. Call at our offlci; on Front, streel and inspect plans. House, full sized lot, on Keary street, Sapperton; reals for $10 per month. Only $1,050. ,10 acres In sec. 32, Timber, fir, cedar and abler. Qood soil; good roads. Apply for full particulars. Lots 17, Iri Ifl, 20, 21, face on 16th street and Sth avenue; 2 corner lota $250; 4 Inside lots $200 each. Price $9RQ, cash, Single lots at cash. Lots 16, 17 and $500 for three or balance. 0 months at 7 per cent. Full sized lol on Royal avenue, between Fourth and Merrlvnle; all clear ea. $1,200, $800 cash Acreage on Vancouver rood, cornei "' Qilley road. $225 per acre. Aire age is Belling fast at this price No. "us. 8-roomed House, with bath room, etc.; Agnes St. $2,500; r, cash, balance 3 and 0 mos. al 7 %, No. 306.- :i roomed house, with bath room, corner of Oth and Agnes St, Price $4,00C; terms \>., cash, balance ,'i anil 0 inonlhs at 7 %, No. 810.���9-roomed House' and bath room, Agnes St, $3,000; ri. cash, balance 3 and 6 months at 7 ri No. 312.���8-roomed House ami bail, room, Agnes St. Price $2,500; '_. cash, balance 8 and C mos. al 7 ','. 160 acres, Westminster district, 10 acres under cultivation, 10 acres or chard, % acre strawberries planted this year; alder bottom land; spring; bouse is x 22; [rami x 32; M-post frame bouse and co* stables, three In all, stable s cows and 2 span horses; near .Mission Station; schools, churches near at band; steamer lands twice a day; about 100 acres timber, flr and cedar, never been logged; $2,000 refused ror standing timber; carriage house 10 x 24; hen house made of hewed timber laid in X 80. A chance of a life $9,000; $4,000 cash, balance at 6 Lot facing 2nd St., betwi 175 choice and 3rd Ave., second lot fn $1500 cash. Ave.; 52x122 feet; all cl( alongside ami back. I' half casb, balance easy I 150 acres Improve I I in 1 .-heels ' omplete, di ail under cultivation, J '������in candle this, don'l bargain; terms csn be M fell 111.. ftbOVB fee I special price '.< Ill e . chaser. House 30x 12, Ith SI am] Sth Ave ; 2 single and: bedrooms upstairs, down slairs; parlor, dii chen and pantry. Full ��� '- ning back to Ash St. Price $1,500 casJi, balance al 'b at 7 per cent. Three ful sized lots em l''if!" north side between Ki: ' ' : streets, No. 5, 0 ami 7. I': each or $1100 for uie three, Full sized lot, north Bide llton slreet between Sixth and running! Streets; $225 barn 20 28 acres on Mara rona, $160 an acre FOR A FEW ONLY. One-quarter cash, bl and 2 years at 1 c/c. 1 lot No. 24 nn 13th. stn* side of 4th avenue. Price I2 niock 12 on 12th SI , ?"'". mortar time per cent .1. 'ui: sized l 11 Price W^* cisK bal. 6. 12 and 18 m0""1' Fifth Sire'"', ll '>, Blk. 13. $350 e> months at 1 r few ' te Tak Slew ejuiab ipecli ng(K Coi be V Cree* ooott Soutl West, and 1 nwuc Date, ; New t Ta New Mw ���peel ing < Co tte Cree looei Bout East and men Dat�� AD\ 4 on I Sub. 15, S. cash, balance c ���eli%lllji" __��� _���_'___���__������ m. __,��__"___w.���__��._ ���IUMOAY, NOV 21, 1907 THE DAILY NEWS. Page skven TAKE NOTICE jn made to ret. i owner in Fee le Deed from C ft, bearing da: mber, A. D. 1' that application has Bter Joseph Tays as Simple, under a Tax C. Fisher to Joseph the 10th day of No- 1, of all and singu- Timber Notices New Westminster Land District. District of Nev/ Westminster. TAKE NOTICE that Harriet Ford, of Hammond, B. c, occupation lady, I intends to apply for a special timber license over the following described : lauds; lu New Westminster district, ; commencing at a post planted a: the north east corner of Timber Limit No. 8UG;;, New Westminster Dist., tnence SO chains, aud west SO Chains, to poim of commencement. HARRIET FORD, Per H. S. Ford, agent. October I, I'jn". that certain parcel or tract ol' lan 1 south SO chains, east so chains, north i premises gituate. lying and be.in,' the District ��>:' New Westminster, tke Province of Hut ish Columbia, ire particularly luiimn ami ,1 serri as LeOt 13> Bl'. ri 5, sal.eiivisiou of t Ml, Group i foe and e*ch eet >ou are ,��� ���.i.i.:��� ��� i OOOtest the claim of lb<- tax ;,;r- uar within fo day.-, ti-.m th- la Ot tbe firs! publication nl tbis dM upon you. oth'TWise 1 s.ia.l r.-t- ������'.Joseph Ta>.-> .i- ovMie-r thereof in v And I here'.'-' dire, t that publi- JOn of this n< for one month ia dally newspai"'!' inihbsh. el at New jstmlnster wi ������ . i and suttic- t1 service thei Bated at the y.,-., < u ���:���> oiib". .w Westminsi' . i' ��� ���- of It. . b 'lumbia, this : ':��� ele.. .; o. -���, ,<��� . 1907. c. S. KEITH, Districl Registrar.* John SJrr, i , person* ������ ���. .��� nm i ���e Clai .i.'.' en .' attd ait i>' ..I.'. ..n> :. in said .;���'.. .. ; i: i -.' ���tered in :ii> i <'���'. ,>��� claiming -;i '��� ������:i ��� by deac ;.��� .. n ' glstertd unde . tb.- ...row ,;<m- . : tb - And Registr \<\' bail ri- :.��;..��*i- topped and ' . '��� i tr-un s'lin; i sny claim t" ite :������ li land so jst>! t .< ;:..'��� i the "Land ������ 2. TAKE NOTICE tnat Harriet! Ford, of Hammond, occupation lady, intends to apply for a si>ecial timber liceuse over the following described lands on Texada Island. Commencing at a ixist planted at the south west corner of lot 16, thence south SO chains easl 80 cbains, north SO ciiains and west 80 chains to point of commen l.ent. HARRIET FORD, Per S. ll. Ford, Agent October I. 1907, 4. TAKE NOTICE thai lit. Foi i. ol Mamma id, it. C, o ipati i . intends to api . fo a speci3l llm er license over the following desi ril ������ i lands: Commencing ai a posi | lanl d il the south-wesi corner ot location No. P, about tour miles south - a -' ���'-1 ��� from Gillis I ay, Texada Island, thence east to location Xo. 8, thence south to Ivot 235, thence wesl and south along the boundary of the said Lol 233 to the silo:.', tbence wester!) an.'. northerly to the point of commen te- ment. HARRIET FORD. November l. 1907. TAKE NOTICE thai Harrlel Ford, oi Hammond, B. C, occupation la ly, intends to apply tor a special timber 1 const over th following described lands: Commencing at a post planted ;e: the north-east corner of Section 2'. about four miles south-ea iterly ��� i Gillis bay, Texada island, thence 160 chains :- uth. tbence 40 chains ea.it, thenci 160 chains north, thi :. :e 10 chains west to point of c imim nc m .a. HARRIET FORD. November 1, 1907. persons of whose claims tic* shall mu havi ���. receive I by her ai time ol : . . lon. .1. D KENNEDY, Solicitor for M.n-'tire-: it. Whyte, ex ���> cutrix a ��� aforesaid rite-. : -ii" i'ii day of Noveml er 1907. ��� ������ ��� ��� ee ee �� e �� <* ee ��� e ��� e e ��� ���le-ie e Synopses of Canad.an North-West Homestead Regulations. ���m. 'LAND REuiSTRY ACT, )eU 6 nn.' ii, nf block 2. subdiv- ���ot pnrtK ��� '' ."te ���'.���'. tags 2 . ^���ylee .���-��� proof >..' t ��� ��� ri--. M ol title- num m name of Frederick Wii- Rn:is been filed in this 3. TAKE NOTICE tbal Harriet Ford, of Hammond, occupation lady, intends to apply for a special Timber License ov-.-r the following described lands. Commenri tei. at s posl pi inted al thesouth west corner of Timber Limit 982S, tbence west SO chain-;, lorth SO chains, e_es; SO chains, and south so ciiains to point of commenc* ment. October I. 1907, HARRIET FORD, Per S. H. Ford, agent. 1. TAKE NOTICE tbat Harrlel Ford, of Hammond, occupation lady, | Intends to appply for a special Timbei License over the following described lands on Texada island, Commencing al a posl planted at the south east corner of Timber Limit No. 9828, thence south 8} ("iiains. wesl v'i chains, north V;i chains, and easl 80 chains, to point of commencement. HARRIET FORD, Per S. II. Ford, agent. o. tober l. 11)07. H irrl tl i Any even numbered section of Do I minion lamls In .Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, excepting S and 26, i not reserved, may be bomesteaded bv ] any person who is the sole head or a i family, or any male over ri years of I age, to the extent of one-quarter section of 100 acres, more or less. Application tor entry must be made In person by the' applicant at a Dominion Lands Agency or sub- agency tor tbe districl In which upland Is situate. Entry bj proxy may, however, be mad ��� al an agencj on certain conditions by the father, mother, Bon, daughter, brother or Bister ol an Intending bomesl > ader The homi steader is rejuired to per- e e e e e e e e % e ll e '*_ e I | | e I | I e e e e ie ��� LARD LARD Fresh, Wholesome, Kettle Rendered LARD Afe Low Prices for Cash 20 pound Pail $2.03 10 pound Tin $1.3i 5 pound Tin 70 3 pound Tin 43 2 pound Tin 30 TELEPHONE 101 Reichenbach Co., Limited Wholesale and Retail Butchers ��� ��� ��� | | e ��� ��� | e e e e 4 <��� * e ��� e I e e form the homestead duties tinder one 6. TAKE NOTICE rii ' ford, ol Hammond, B. C ��� i tpation (lf ,,���. toilowlag pian8. ' lady, Intends to api I. for a special ,,, Al ,1M.. A ,,������,,.,,��� , ';"> *r license over tb following ���.���,��� and cultivation ol the lescribed I I each yeai tor three years Commencing al a \ is I | lante I tri the . outh-wesl corner of Seel lon 7. a i shown een map al oul half a mile nortb .ei Gillis a; . Texada isi md, tin nce easl s" chains, thence norih 80 chain :. thence wesl 80 chain:-, thence south N.i chains to , oinl of ��� ommencement. HARRIET KURD. .November 1, 1907. LARD LARD esidence ���*��� e ���#���#���#���#���#���#���#��� ���'��������� ��� eee e e e e e e �� �� 1.mil in ',. TAK,. NOTICE Ford, of Hammond, li. lady, Intends to ai plj thai Harriel t'.. ... i- tpation for a special pet. bj given thai l sbati tion of one month from ae fii st publli al lon ber ��� upllt ate of the said i ��� r- ss in the mi am Im i valid 11 le t.i me In w r.tlng. c. s. KEITH, Bstrict Ri gistrar of Titles. fy office. N'i B, Sept. 16, 1007. REGISTRY ACT. p����WC 5. TAKE N'OTICE that Harriet Ford, of Hammond, occupation lady. intends to apply for a special Timber license over the following describe l lands. Commencing at a post planted at the south east corner of Timber Limit No. 9827, thence south SO chains, west Westmin SO chains, north SO chains, and east 80 ciiains, to point of commencement. HARRIET FORI), Per S. 11. Ford, Agent. October I, 1007. timber lb ��� t.se' OVei the I ill iwing ii 8- cribed lands: Commencing il ������<��� posl planti 1 about lb chains north of the south-east cornei' of Section 6, al oul a half mile :.... i .: Gillis i ay, thi tt e S i chain - north, thence SO chains west, thenc? 80 chains south, thence 80 chaina easl t" point of commence nent. HARRIET FORI). November 1. 1907. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN 1 to 9 i Inclusive) of a por- t 94. (lie. ip 1, Map I lu. New Mr district Jroof of the loss of Cer- Bjtle Number 17.7lati. issued Aame H' ivvr Latham, li is 'filed in "ei- e.tf.e ��� Uoe is h :��� - -tn'ti th it I .shai: , WplnUio:; of nne n.oueh from tet�� Ol the titvtt '.ul'l.e ati..11 here- f, iSSUe a dup'.irt'ti' of the stiiel eer- UBless iti the- ri. ii'iti.'iie valid be mi te to n.e in writing. C. S. KEITH, >f)i|Uie' '-is'rtir of Titles. Kegtetr.'. Offlce, New Westmin- B. C, Oct. 21. 11107. (1. TAKE NOTICE that Harriet Furl, nf Hammond, ll. (.'., occcupatlon lady, intends to appl'.' for a special license over the following .'.escribed lands on Texada Island. Commencing at a post planted at the south east corner of Timber Limit No. 9S2.".. thence south SO chains, west SO chains, north SO chains, and east SO chains, to point of commencement. HARRIET FORD, Per S. H. Ford. Agent. October 4. 1907. LAND ACT. #Orm cf Notice. r 1 Westmin trtet of Now w Take notice that Slew Westmin-"-I'. lumbermen, clal timbei described Commencln e West bt. *, about t River. uth, one West, (arty and Districl Btminsti r, B. C, James Sharpe, e.r II. ('., occupation to apply for a ov. r the follow- liteild llcensi emi : at s posl planted on i. ol Twenty-five Mile wo miles from the Lil- , tp. ir i' liasl forty chains, lundred and sixty chains, chains. North one hundred 1. TAKE NOTICE that Harriet Ford, of Hammond, B. C, occupation j lady, intends to apply for a special timber license., over the following des- I cribed lands: Commencing tit a lid's! planted at the north oasi corner of lol 2:'.."., south liri- easl of Gilli's Bay, thence east GO chains, thence south to the shore, tb. nee westerly along tiie shore to lot 235, thence east and north along the boundary eef Lol 235, to the point nf commencement. HARRIET FORI) Nov 'iibi r l. 1907, THE MATTER of the Estate of Alexander iri.ven. late <>:' th City of N.w Westminster, British Columbia, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the Revised statu:.'- of British Columbia, Chapter 187, thai all creditors and others having claims against the Estate of Alexander Ewen, who died on or about the sth day of duly, 1907, are required on or befor i the 15th day of December, L907, lo | semi by post prepaid, or deliver to the undersigned, their Christian and sur- names, addresses and descriptions; the full particulars of their claims, duly veritieel; the statement of their account an.l the nature of the security, | if any, held by them, and FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that af- ; ter such last mentioned date the executors, John Hendry ami John B. '.lardine, will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the par-, 'ties entitled thereto, having regard Only to the claims of which they shall: then have notice, and that b:\o said 'executors will not be liable for tho I !s,aid assets or any part thereof to anv ; person or persons of whose claims noli.it have upon and e ich ;��� eai i-e A bomesti ader m iy, if he so j desiri s, ; erform the required ' residence I by living on farming] laml owned solely by him, not less then eighty (80) acres in extent, in the vicinity of his homestead, .loin. ownership in land will not meet this requirement. (3) if the- father (or mother, if the father ls deceased) of a homesteader I , Gas permanent residence on farming land owned solely by him, not less than eighty (SO) at res in extent, in the vicinity of the homestead, or upon ti homestead ent ereel for by him in the vicinity, such homesteader may perform his own residence duties by living with the father tor mother). iri The term "vicinity" in the two preceding paragraphs is defined as meaning not more than nine miles in' \ a direel line, exclusive of the width; i of road allowances crossed in the measurement. (5) A homesteader Intending to perform his residence duties in accordance with the al ove while living with parents or on farming land owned by himself must notify the agent for the' district of such intention. Six months' notice in writing must be given to the Commissioner of Dominion Lands at Ottawa, of Intention to apply for patent. Vri W. CORY, Deputy of the Minister of the Interior, j N. B.���Unauthorized publication uf this advertisement will not be paid; for. B. C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manufacturers and Dtaters in All Kinds ot Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, Doors, Interior Finish, Turned Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass. FARMERS ATTENTION! Lumber Always in Stock for Fencing and Draining. Royal City Branch, Columbia St. Telephone 12. New Westminster t><!�� tice snail mn have been received bj them at the' time of such distribution. DATED at New We -tniinst, Gth day of November, r.'1'?. MARTIN Solicitors for John B. Jardlni .-iid Estate. I his McQUARHIE, ohn Hen Irj ani -.. utor ��� of ; b NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ���lXty Cbaitlt. .ee mencement. Date, Octolw i.e, i'.'.',' ���ri:'IT point of eom- AMI'lS SIIAKl'K , LAND Form of ACT. Notice. 2, TAKE N riCE thai Harriet Pord, of Hammond B. t'., occupation Lady, Intends lo apply for a special limber license over the following described lands. Commi ncing at a pes' planted at Lhe BOUth east corner of section 21, aboil! live miles BOUth oast of (.Uli'.; Bay, Texada Island, thence Bouth si: i chains, thence east 80 chains, thenco | north st) chains, thence west 8 > chains to i oinl of commencement. HARRIET FORD. November 1, 1907. IN THE MAT I'I-; It of tli' Estal i o! John Counal V. hj te, Late of the clt> British Col- UK N��w Wcitmin -ter. l.timl District, ib trict Of New Westminster, 11. ('. Take notice that James Sharpe, of ������ ; New Westminster, it. c, occupation, :;, TAKE NOTICE that Harriet Mwabera.an, intends lo apply for ti i-',,,.,], of Hammond, B. C, occupation Special timb( r licence over lhe follow- , |;ldy, Intends to apply for a spectri In* described lands:-- i Limber license over the followitu Commenci nu at a post planted on described binds: West bank of Twenty five Mile About two miles from the Lil- ttRiver, tbence West, forty chains, mth, one hundred and sixty chains, K*St forty chains, North one hundred Md Sixty chains to poinl. of com- ���mencement. JAMES SHARPE. D��te, October ID, I.iiiT. SKAU'.D TENDERS addressed to ' the tiuiier signed, and endorsed "Ten- j der for Detention Building, Victoria, ! li- C," will be received at this office until Monday, December 2, 1907. inclusively, for the construction of a Detention Building at Victoria, B. C. Plans and specification can be Been ind forms of tender obtained at this Department and on application to Wil- Ham Henderson, Esq., Resident Architect, Victoria, B. C. Persons tendering are notified tbit lenders will not be considered unless made on the printed form supplied, and signed with their actual signatures. Each tender must be accompanied iby an accepted cheipie on a chartered 'bank, mule payable to the elder of the Honourable the Minister of Public Works, equal to ten pi r cent 110 p.c.) ef the amouni of the tender, which will be forfeited if the person tendering decline to i titi r lnl i ti contract when called upon to do bo, or if be fall to complete' the wor t contracted for. If the lender be not accepted th i .. in que will be returned, I'he Departmenl does nol bind ltst if te. acci pt the lowesl or any tender. By tinier, FRED. GELINAS, Secretary. Department of Public Work.-. Ottawa, November 2, LOOT. Newspapers will nol be paid for this advertisement if they insert ii without authority from the Department. ��� I : : I ��� ��� ��� i ^; I I .v ����� .���������:;:������::::���������:::������ :.������.>��� .^*>*>y*>*>bi*>*>y*y*>y*>*>i2*>*>yi*>*>:. They are Perfectly Waterproof i YOTJ TAKE NO CHANCES WITH TIIE "DICK BOOT." # For over fifty years the name of DICK has been a household word ��� in the Old Country for Waterproof Boots. Their sjiecitil process �� renders the sole leather perfectly and permanently Waterproof, be- J Rides adding doubly to its wearing qualities. ��� These we specially reeommeml for the wet weather: Prices���Ladies, from $2.75 to $4.00. Youths, $2.00 % Gents, from $3.50 to $5.00. Boys, $2.75. | The Old Country Boot Store, - Columbia St. | J. STEWART, Proprietor *y*>y*>*>b:*>*ybi*y*> ���: ������ Shingle and Saw Mill MACHINERY * -M- ..-'..������_.-���_.- ,.--__--.\--n"_,"_.--*.",i"a"-;.���.;"..������,.���'-.-..* ADVURTISK IN THE DA1I.Y NEWS Commencing at a post planted at. the south-east corner of Section 21, and about live miles south-east of Cillis buy, Texada island, thence 60 chains south, thence wesl; to the shore, thence northerly along the shore to the south line of Section 10, thenco east tb the point of commencement. HARRIET FORD. November 1, 1907. of New Westminster umbia, deWased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the' Revised Statutes it Brit ��� ish Columbia, Cha] ter 187, that all creditors and others having claims againsi the estate of the said John Connal Whyte, who died on or aboit the 9th day ot October, L907, are io- quired on or before the 30th day t.-f November, 1907, to semi by post, pie- paid, or deliver to the undersigned, their christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions; the full particulars of their claims duly verified; .he statement of their account and th s nature of the security, if any, held by them; and FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that after such last mentioned date the executrix, Margaret R. Whyte, w 11 proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which she shall then have notice, and that the said executrix j ^ervice not "obtainable elsewhere Win not be liable for the Bald assets or any part thereof to any person or "The Milwaukee" "The Pionetr 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 alll their trains and give their patrons an excellence of | The Schaake Machine Works, Ltd. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. B ULLETIN Great Northern Railway 3 Trains Daily 3 To Bellingham and^Seattle, Wash. i Close connections all points East and South ' Leave 9:20 a. m., 12:10 a. m., 4:35> m. Parlor Cars. Dining Cars. Standard Sleepers Low West-bound rates from all points east and south to the Pacific Coast from September 1st to October 31st. We 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 Pass. Agt., Seattle, Wash. H. S. ROWE. General Agent. tj4 Third St., cor Alder. Portland. Or, ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS iw ��� W Page eight * THE DAlLl' NEWS. Building Lots ^_^_^_^_^_^_^m_^_^_^_^_^_w^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^m_^_^_m_^_^_^_mr_______________________*___________________________________________ IBBHBHnB-HI^B-i|-B-H-l^i^i^i^^^i4HM--HBI-.^-.il-B.^.^BHHHi-.^-Bi Fine residential site on Third Street, 2 lots on a good corner for $1,200.00 on terms. : : No coarsenes* in WINDSOR TABLE SALT. Fine and pure as new!y-falien snow���so rich in delicious javour, once used, always used. 153 C. P. R. Bli TOWARDS SEATTLE Malins, Coulthard & Co. Ltd J. H. VIDAL, Mgr. Real Estate Department Men Working for Canadian System Reconnoiter Rich Grain and Fruit Districts. ^t?*fc;"cr":*';: 'z~*':?"z���,'r;,t;***'1t?JSvc;"c^<:l'c:,'-.;";:'fcr^r'Wc^y'c I WRAPPING PAPER PAPER BAGS AND TWINE GET our prices ||| before buying go out of town. kO IJJ.MACKAY y COS ii BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS DEWS DEALERS THE BEST- Cookers and Heaters In Town, are to be Purchased at : : : BRYSON & SONS Agents for Monarch Ranges 187 Columbia St. Tel. 65 Seattle, Xov. 20.���Early construe- i tion of the projected Canadian Pacific ��� Railroad company's system in Washington reaching from Spokan<e to Seattle is forecast in a dispatch receri- ed yesterday afternoon from Winni- ; peg and hy telegraphic reports from Eastern Washington showing the pres- I once in three counties during the last forty days, of surveyors for the British railroad. Railroad men in SeattO helieve that there will tie no suspci- | sion of work on the Canadian Pacific's trans-Washington main line���a roa 1 that, when constructed, will tap the richest wheat growing and irrigated (districts in the Pacific Northwest, and I will open up vast coal mining districts ' and mineral bearing zones. Three weeks ago, n party of surveyors who refused to give an account i of themselves, were seen to leare | YVenatchee and travel 200 miles to the | south, thence working east and we3l from a point midway between Nortii '. Yakima and the White Bluffs counti". ; on the Columhia river. Reports of other parties of engineers known I i be Canadian Pacific men have reache 1 this city and have been published n Spokane. The fact that in some instances the surveyors are known to have entered territory tapped by Ute projected North Coast railroad line has been taken in some quarters to indicate something more intimate tha.i a community of interest betwen tb-' North Coast surveys and the plans uf tbe Canadian Pacific of the production was nol il a nal i ��� i] to the tasta ol the frivolous -. the more thoughtful mem1" I eininunu., H emp'a islzed stli _].. the old Bible lessons tak<, m the lives of the Apostles of ol I an I depicting as it did Incidents In thi career of tbe Master, it could nol be appreciated and thoroughly en dorsed by ail who witnessed it Calling forth for only a portrayi of solemn events, the play needs to Im I resented by a stum-' cast, and thfl bas ci rtainly been gotten together b. Manager Le Conte, who is starrini his wife, Luella Morey. in the pari ' S lorne. Tho effective scenery used durin, the course of the play Is the comp.1 ny's own. not a piece of bouse Been cry being l rought out .luring the evo ning. New Wellington COAL MAYERS & PRESTON Blacksmiths* Coal in stock. ^^"^^^"^"^^������^���^���^^^^^���^^^^^���"^"^H^i���|^ii^"|��^��.^|^.^"i���BWi^M--��^����i-.l^_____B�� OFFICE: FRONT STREET, FOOT OF SIXTH, NEW WESTMINSTER P. O. Box 345 'Phone 105. OFFICE DIARIES for 1908 ���AT- MOREY'S 217-219 Columbia St. Holiday Goods Arriving Daily Gold Necklets and Lockets Se* our stock of above before purchasing- Solid Gold NECKLETS from $2.7" to $77.00 each. Solid Cold LOCKETS from $2.C0 to $55.00 each. We alio have Gold BRACELETS; ; riet s $650 to $75.00 each. and Gold BROOCHES, $1.50 to $"10.00 each. No Foul Play Suspected. Victoria, is. C, Nov. 20.���The Provincial police department has received a report on the death of John Sharpe, who recently died at Qti.r- si no. from Police Constable Sorensou, of that place, which dispells any suggestion of foul play. Sharpe, whi, it will lie remembered, was Bupposi I I to be Bill Quantrell, died a natural death according to Constable Soren- son.who believes that the man's drinking propensities had something to do with his demise. Mr. Sorenson came down on the Tyee yesterday and will return to Quatsino shortly. The 'Eclipse' Bread Maker Simple in Construction Perfect in Operation Easiest to Clean Will mix and knead a batch of dough thoroughly in three minutes without hands touching the dough. ANDERSON & LUSBY W. C. Chamberlin THE JEWELER. Agent Hamilton Watches. Anarchists Killed Making Bombs. Lisbon, Nov. 20.���Three anarchists were engaged yesterday in maklns bombs when the materia] with which they were working exploded. Two of the men were killed outright and the third was arrested before he coul l get away. BIBLICAL PLAY WAS ACTED BY STRONG CAS" JUST ARRIVED x^*-Xn*BMZ�� imbued with a spirit of reverence seldom seen on the stage, the religious play, "The Holy City" was presented hero at the Oper.i house last evningl In tin' presence oi an appreciative audience, composed largely of ;i i lai - of people who Beldora attend theatrical entertainments. The. Bober spirit McConkey's Chocolates Are the Best A fresh and large assortment, just received at��� MUIR'S Drug Store Columbia St., New Westminster Telephone 83- A fresh stock of Raisins, Currants, Peels, Spices, Shelled Almonds, Walnuts, etc., etc. Also a shipment of China Crockery and Glassware rtunity ADAMS & DEANS The City Grocery. ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ��� : ��� Interurban Line. office on the hour, twenty min Electric Railway Service Cars tor Vancouver and wav stations will run every half- hour from 6i50 a. m. to 11:30 p. m. Cars leave the depot every twenty mi.iutes for both Sap- pet ton and city limits over the city line. City Line: Cars leave tram ules after and forty minutes after, commencing at 6:20 a. m. Sapperton Line: Cars leave at ten minutes after the hour, half past and fifty minutes after the hour, commencing at 0:30 a. m. ���Sunday Service hair-nourly between S.30 a.m. and 11 p.m. British Columbia EJectrlc Ry. Co., Ltd ' ��������������������������������������������������*������������+v ��+**����*������������� i�� v <_��������������������< This is your opportunity to secure 30 acres of fine fruit land, half cleared, house and barn, good orchard and small fruits bearing. Handy to mainline C. P. R. shipping point, also steamboat landing. Good opportunity to secure a profit producing fruit farm at a reasonable price and on easy terms. For short time only. Price, $2,500 Terms to be arranged to suit. Week bid Spi Evening Shades in Hosiej Women's Plain Lisle Hose, Fancy Embroidered Lace Lisle in the popular evening shade, rife ft pink, sky, navy, cardinal, pearl gecy, creapf white, per pair, 3^ ^J Evening Shades in Kij| and Silk Gloves Long White and Cream Kid Gloves, per pair _, $i.ootojrP Long Silk Gloves in pink, sky, heliotrope, black J white, per pair, 85c to J Latest New York Styles in Handbags 'i'he new showing elireet from New York comprise in large oml small Leather Handbags, Opera Bai \<- . Net Bags. Tlu? price run-.'"' gives but a triiir Idi Bhowing, Bach 60c to Special Features in Girl's Jersey! at $1.25 Made of fine quality wools, In fancy ribs, buttoni made with abased waist .ml tei lit comfortabl) i cardinal, navy, sky and white. Another line ri ni mere, yarns in very close riles, buttoned on she . The above lines are of siecri el value' anel are on to-wear department today���all sizes to select fn ] Women's New Tweed Coats, $6.50 each By long odds the besl coal for the money which .��� season. They are new arrivals, made of all wool checks and plaids, dark In *h ade. Style In dou ��� collar of same' mat. riee! as coat, line large ;<<><ri ��� " with turn-back cuffs of same' material; sizes 30 ������ length is three-quarter Onsale today at Big Sale of Skirt Lengths in Dress Goods Department. \ special Bale ol Bervlct ible Dress Goods, sultabii ��� rainy ,i.,\ skirts. In going through our stock ol we have found a large number of ends with suffli Ing uplnto skirts. Lengths range trom 3M to 5 width of materials. Among these goods wlll be foun Homespuns, Dark and Ught Tweeds, Venetian ( l< Shan,) reductions make' ths purchase of one or more :��� i Ita le investment. See our large Bhow window foi iin sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday. W.S. COLLISTER &C 247 Columbia Street, New Westmii ���.���Wfm'-w* p ~. House of Quality SHIRTS }o We are Bhowing the latesl |n- BNGLISH OXFORDS AND CHAMBRIAS. ��� With cuff attached or detached, In strip* a oi i o Remember the unshrinkable Collars quarter si/.e.-. J. |Eugene Brown & Cc P. S.���LATEST TIE; CASH CLOT.1 ^���������������������������������������������������������������������������������.������������������4^444#��^0��*| ���������������������������������������������������������������������**<������������������������������������������������.�����������������* | Evening Classes in Commercial Branch Will bo held in Columbian College, commencing on Tuesday, November 5. For rates apply at the College. ��� ��� - | W. J. SIPPRELL, Princip* NOT,CE- Westminster Iron I GKNERAL MAOIIIN1'- ANU l1 WOKK. 8HIP SMITHING, BHUJJJ STRUCTURAL IRON �� New Westminster �� Chiiliwack - Vancouver, B. C.' After December 1st, 1937, the branches of the undersigned Banks, in New Westminster, 11, o, will not open for Business on Saturday evo- hlngs, BANK OF MONTREAL, CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, ROYAL HANK OF CANADA NORTHERN HANK. Ornamental Iron uorK' �� Fences, Gates, Flrfl KHcni'e"' , Mall orders anil cr>rrcfl|'��n" vlted. JOHN RE,P' BEGBIE tfl'-WV'L* New WeBtmlnnter. -_-_fc_-M*.-eu����i��vija-iMeMiM
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