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tire INSURANCE WHITE. SHILES & CO. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. LITE } ASSURANCE WHITE, SHILES & CO. 260 Columbia St. Phone 85. - JULY ���council plans Hi HEAT CIIY HALL HON. DR. PUGSLEY ARRIVES MONDAY v ��� i CENTS 1 . OOP. ri n��. Jrounding of Puritan Again Minister of Public \Y New Sidewalks to Examine Fraaer Ri ; . L >cal Improvement Improvements. . ,..:l. .. mini- The minister of public '������ \ . .._ Pugshiy, will be in thi i * * ____^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ [LEVATOR COMPAN) IS TO BE INCORPORATED Alderman Fader's Effort to Inleresl Eastern Capital Grain Business Here Likely to Bear Fruit Quickly Capital Proposed is Half Million Dollars. IRADES COUNCIL CUIUS AGREE ON EMENDS OPEUAIIONS OUTSIDE OfflCIALS in th( ..I the and Mayor in the lower reache_ of the Praser and come up by boat I thi city, - ng the progress made b.. the Pruh- ig i ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ The secretary ol thi ard ol trade C. ll. Smart Wade, saw the minlsti r in Vancouver yeetei .ind learned with regret'it woul i be Imp _Bl the honorable gentleman to aoce_ i I had been handed back Invitation to luncheon with v board Wheu he brought the iLS arranged. Mayor Keary. Robert Jardine and sewral prominent cltisens will meei Dr. Pugsley, and extend a I welcome to the bead of ihe depart mem most Ultimately concern I with this city. ^^^^^^^^^Sannouiicement ' commissi! nei - i I eived au- fi ��� inaidei :. , Ct ;..- :, watei '��� Echo of Puritan Grounding. .... i <���! the Fraaer ..v. a li Mc j - i from Winnipeg: jundei ��� K,,"r P"ot has l ....... atial no I :. appointing a suo x -ts du not call tor 'ing dredge smedi-.' Vi,.in Hop,- mat- will . ��� ��� open and selection di, on most careful conspiration." Mderman A.lams said he under hood tlie pllu I. <ti____ e ui.v.: : Te the council be unrated! the | Uol was to blame, and |ow lrom the evidence produced he , levei tain of the tug boai p . sponsible, Tlie ii. ��� .- i 1 one of the I'ii'" ��� had res gned, but de- (hu^.j do name. There will a !��� ted, aud sent to Mr. tcRai ��� the mayor, saying nu ii.v council wen; unaware of a I Claim for Compensation. A letti ad from A. O'Con- 1' i . asking for coin- Injuries to his child, ..: on, il ... horse In an a< - [ii;.; st thi v oi Fourth ave- iu uml Thirteenth str,-et on Batur- . the ng due as alleged the i\i ������:.... ..;' a valve connected Hi I: th- water main being exposed oadway, The letter ps referred immlttee consist- ol Aldermen Jardine, Henley and linns in report; Heating City Hall. Fh-* ���! .. tor, J. J Mu- i P ited "ii tl ������ heating of the hall He suggested refitting windows and stated that it would bli-e 3770 B_uare fee> of hot hter radiation Hot water ln-ating Jul. cost $4160, and steam hinting *. day. aliernoou, and ai bave been made foi <��i the board ol trade s ii-iv,. him. Dr. Pugsley will g., -<M ver to Steveston ��� . - connected with Railway, and be vat i engineer, O. A. Keefer, t pro- Keefer will go donn on tl been 1 i Batmen and mi 11 bim ... town. They v,ij loo] ��� ��� Improvement works now In pany will be $500,000, eievatoT company wl',] '.������ pan wiih a million-dollar ca] is ta under | larti In '-������ ; sin direct I ... Hers In vh, ni i ��� > to Alberta, rather than handle on com- ��� Two New Unions Probable - j Temporary Settlemeut of Going Forward With La- Points at Issue at Mooting bor Day Celebration. of B. C. L. A. Ai '.h. na i ting ol > \. >f the B C L A at thi Hoti I Rue ell loiign without loin,;., , .,. str king wh ,,. .���,���.,.. , , . ��� ��� the New Westminster and ____^-______^^^^^^K^^__Ti oilier con J in Mn mt. n le*�� * i ��� he . ,,. an '. ��� , which i. :,. taking Mu i ��� . wh if a im a', concern i fays buj �� it la v t alwa ��� sin grain r. . obtained < n ilon v. he lms be< n working on th, proposal, and v.,. a ove announce- i. .:: licates the mo ess ol Ms -.. The num 8 ��'l iho men flacking the compan. will guarantee ts success, and command the stated his views on the elevator of tho financial world They will be ' on, and then advocated a com- given as soon as possl FUNERALS DEMONSTRATE SYMPATHY OF FRIENDS Many Attend Interment of Miss Al*r kers���Two Double Funerals Arranged For Today. __^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ mayor said ihe cost Of steam aiing 11,s In its maintenance, and price of fuel, The letter was re- h-.ii to the special committee to (port. Building of Sidewalks. |1v. isslng ;i report of Buperlnten- (Continued on Page Twoi. pOlH STATES CLOSE WW ON immigrants!- r> e Standard of Inspection I. Raited and the Deportations at Once Double. The funeral ol tu_ late _ rtrude Ankers, who was drowned ai , ilte- vilie on Wednesday, t.os pia.e >.s terday* afternoon io iuu udu vol. -w_ oemetery. Hundred- ol frionds showed titer sympathy with '.lie ii ,t ents in the tragic death oi il>eir daughter by attending at the cw- teiy. The cuinn was borne uy Ross Jameson, i. Rennle, Henry Maot-in- uie, W. Lament, a. Mow.-j an.l C. lngid. Many oi the ciiii i en from Brownsville school attended. The officiating ministers were tte Revs. li. _. Thompson und Aiexundei Dunn. D. Murchle had maui'eiii u' of the funeral ousei-ules. Arrangements have Deen 'io -J i' nod for ihe funerals ol the otner ��� il its today. This morning ine do** rue liuueial oi tm- Murphy gn'.s, .p-i.ii' aim .May Murphy, w I, take pia.e �� m ithe house, South Westminster, to ihe i Roman Catholic cathedral. St Pel fa, i where a EPQUlem mass Will b si' . ��� uy nev, 1* inner Halliard, assls.od h> Rev. rauier Lambol aud H^v. .filler Wagner, The strvice will be nn'ral, At 'I o'ClOCK tile bodies 'it Mine uck and Alih.ld Pau.se.i will be removed Horn Fales' 'indenaki i; J..1-- kxrs to the Church of Kuoiaud i*ne- tery. A u.rivf service will be held al the parlors previous to Intern) lat, A memorial service to Miss ,-iKmb will be held at Knox churc i.i.n > row even.ng, There were nearly eighty New Viiil,, juiy io.���Uncle Sam ���amnied bis gat..,. Wednesday ln the 'of 247 undesirably Immigrants n= 'sland, ilie biggest human clear- " . in the world, still has Sev- ril' hundred detained lumber of do, uiimion _, jesi the d _B_Br.st h% l. City persons. Th s s probably was | krtment lias known, great cause of the in- ' '��������� ������������!' os of aliens lies In o Immigrant Inspectors s- the new Commlsslo ier Wii- im_��'ll:ams, on June ::, that the! 1 "' iisii. r i,,u uitisi he raised. then ij,. deportations have From June 26 t(, July _ in- aliens were orderod de-jcupled '.i i fillCl. uubled 668 * ed Tl The '1 '.'ii' an i La i mcl a syn,, . i h without foi nun ition a. .. ��� n T-^^^^^^^^^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^mm Peeney, said �� ��� I ��� ��� ' '1"1'5* VM avert-d, statli . wi v taken w b i h h is ind ... . . ��� i ped wil) lead to a latista ��� ��� set- ansation ol th. v- la go , .,,���.���, ,,. .���, ,ll(> .uniouHi s iv�� ,-n. itisfactori tbe two < lubs Provisional arrangemi nt wi ra Labor Hall and Celebration. 11)H,||, ,,, ,,,_,.,,. ,,, ,,. h ,h, ,,,., u ..,,���. T1,e Orange hall committee wa ,, .,��� ��� :ll(, ^ |Uo_ authorized to engage tlu old Oang . H ���_.��__��� , ,, hall ��� ., I..W rn, : om S ptembei -" ' ,,,'",", '" "���" u * "^ i foi the balance oi tb - ���., wil ���,l"1 ���' meeting wn| be held privlleg oi renewal, ���"'"'���>��� '���""'- wll|iiu ihe next two w..k�� ti��� council decided to prooeed with :,> aiiange a final settlement, the celebration of Laboi l)a>. w. r=,���_ t-^i, *,, & ���. the knowledge that the Vai-ouvei Game Today aii Right. unionists would Join, whethar neg< The principal outcome ol the meet, nations tor the lacrosse game on thai lng is thai today's game win ta*�� date fel] through or noi H Knut-1 place all right son was apix)inte<i t<> Succeed Mi. \.iii Stavern on the committee, Unjust Comment. ln regard to the rati fees, ilie Ni vv \\ .'-nn ii -1 ��� -1 club consented to ��� iia appointment ol officials from some ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ neutral t___\ In r.-iilaeo lhe ____ I An explanation will bv demanded L^j judgei ot piay ^jpolnted a. the from the Vancouver Trades and Laboi commencement of 'he season. Council for an untrue and unfair, T)u, NVw Westminster cltfb had statement made at the meeting on , ��� ()1)i,OS(,d U) t|,ls moVe, bm wiiu Ihursda) as follows about Secretary invrP(j u, aB,-,_e owing to the fact that Stoney: "Ths tailors' d_legaw directed attention to the fact that the organiSi r f('r New Westminster ap- IH'ared to ibe going about i'i clothes ihat did not have the mvon label." The Officers wen- re-elected, with R. E. Montelth as vice-president and W. Dodd as sergeant at arms, ,j. D. Her- li. it. of the Typographical union, was ��� ' il gated ii. '. delegate. J. C. Man in dirigible airship "A. Y. P." AERONAUT OfffltS TO BRING AIRSHIP Interesting Visitors Have Proposal For Star Attraction at Exhibition. J. C Mars, of New York, and J, S. M. Kiev, of Philadelphia, called on Mayor Keary last evening to discuss the proposal of a dirigible airship as the star attrvction for ihe provincial exhibition in October. They have come recently from Seattle to look Into the prospect of an engagement with tho exhibition here, when Mr. RiDER IS ADDED BY INQUEST JURY Death of John Linn Draws Attention to Lax Observance of Rules. at last evenings meeting all the original Officials withdrew. l.ioni York,, was the only one who sent In a written resignation, bul Man Bar* I who was also present, stated _at he i would act no more this season, and Mn order to secuiv a Settlement, (!ray 'and Lynch both thought it adylsabUl to withdraw also. Referees for Today. ��� As it was deemed impossible to secure neutral officials in time for to- Vlay's game It WM decided to appo nt Joe Reynolds of Vancouver and Tim Mahoney of this city, officials for to* ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ day. i'or next Saturday's game the officials will he chosen from among the following six: R. Dewar, W. Delta. Richmond, Burnaby and Point More_.;y. W, EC. Ditoliburn, F Stevenson, W. Cull.n. all of Victoria, anil FOUR MUNICIPALITIES IMPROVE THOROUGHFARES Grey Undertake Work���Latter Lets Large Contract Here. wreaths. Mnrs returns to the coast In the fail, sprays, and othir lloral tr.butis sent ttn,| will also treat with ih_ exlii.ii.on to Miss Ankers' funeral, among iheui directors ln V.ctoria, being the following: Employe, s ot the . Mr. Mars lold a News represents city waterworks, Knox Church _. P. tlw he iwl just completed a Hv, S. L. E��� lt. T. of T.; L. O. T. M., and week's engagement with the A Y P. Pacific Sh'igle Company. WORDS OF WISDOM directors, where he made Iil..vseveii lliglus, a world b reoord, He hi. ��� done much to add to a know, Jg, ol Father Acts as Peacemaker at Mg* J-ing ^ted^Cagaln Queens Park. America live .wars ago. The airshi,. A Junior lacrosse match between hu W(M1|,| wisii to Ball here l�� thj "A, lihe Bapperton and Wasi Bad oeams y, ���>������ wiiii a IB-horsepower tour-cyi- h.id been planned for last ��� ven ng, liul,,,. engine, carrying one p; rs in. jbut was called oB owing bo the fad He sav be wi I make trials with a ttnat the oval at Queen's park was oc two-passenger ship around Broouyn ii,- Balmoral and You ig bridge during this fall before coming 'Liberal baseball aggregations. Ther,- ,������ ,��� ,,���, coast again. Hi, Wife wil "e special boards of inquiry have was sum,, ahiiroalIon between the l<"* aooompany him lu these tnais, m ' 1 work overtime, vut Commls- ,lowers Of the two Karnes, anil things , (,,s,.,f R prominent a-ronaut. n Williams does not bellov, it looked like a deadlock until Aid Fa- has taken several oiigagoiiiynts I der appeared upon the scene. Aid. ln Canada, and bei eves the .Ursii P Fader In his capacity of peacemaker WOuld prove a splendid attiircUoii to suggested to the laorOSSe ysnthuslaets ,���,. fair. The terms he ls asking that it was their place as juniors to|ap. abollt equal to the average first way to their seniors, and th" class attraction at this exhibit.on Rer athletes overcome by these j Mr, E|eyi who ls acting as pat cease bringing immigrants whtHfe words of wisdom from Uhe city father mftnager brought the'f^hfinder car I 'f are manifestly inad.-qu.Ue for withdrew act.rdlngly. Aid. Faiw MP0-B the ������t^^�������� tnelr nrm��>. ���J ...... .. e wa_ ..-rEed to t,hi8 course by the fact ; York to Seattle ln the recent automo- that the Juniors had both Moody |WK. raCe for the Guggenheim cup square and Sapperton grinds to play a, an old lacrosse man he .bowed ,VYn great anxiety to see the cnampions ttpo ' -[in action while on the coast, -'-,* toner ill i��� ��e necessay to enlarge th. force ���' envployees, ""nd cause for the growth In r Y'""s of -aliens is found in thei that . '.co of Jun,. 28, issued by the Com- give ;" : '''. that steamship companies | youn l>roper supinirt until they can potato profitable employment. He 1 'v*-*-^1"'! that It would be unwise for ,n 'mrniKrant Ul have lwSg ,han |25 The body of John Linn, the young son of James Linn, wharfinger at Braokman & Ker's wharf, who was drowned off the steamer Alice A. aibout three weeks ngo, was noticed Boating down Hie river by Allen Mc- Caskell and Harold Taylor at an early hour yesterday morning. Thoy pulled out ln a boat, and recovered th* ibody, bringing It in to the market slip. __;, J Held Inquest. The Inquest on tho hotly was hold during Uie afternOJ.i before Captain Plttendrlgb. Evldenc. showed hai on the morning Ol June 2ti he imiil was coming down the river With lish, Henry Monk steering a Id John Linn running the eng _os. There were 0 8 i several fishermen on to ,1'oot. The engines were reversed when the tccl- dnt happned ami an attempt ma le to pick hlm up. Evidence showsd '.m the steamboat had no accom.iiu, ng boat to pick up a man falling l "i r board, and that 'he two persona nn ning the boat had nol papers lie n- sing them to aci Tho limit hud Oioi'li Inspected that year, and lh,. i ecs- sary accessories Including a !m i I boat hud been ordered. The Verdict The jury brought in a verdict of accidental death. They also found a rider aB follows: "The jury recommend that all men or boys acting t��s business jcaptains of fishing or other bt.ita Haley Wilson, of IVlta. This ari-angoment will carry the club nv*er today's game and iho nne following. For the establishment ot 8 permanent settlement lor the re- Tho municipalities of Burnaby, matador of the season a meeting will lUchmo.nl. Delta and Polnl Qrey are ,b." _fA wnie time before the game slated for August i. At this meeting at present engaged In extensive cam- thp ma((er of (1)e Ui]My Day pflm(J paigms for the betterment ol iheir wju ^^ |)e discussed. Jt Is proba- respectlve thoroughfa.ns. Iluinaby ble that on this Vancouver wl.l con- recentlv passed a by-law authorising form lo the wishes of the New WeSU the raising ot the sun. of $160,000 .o,mln8,pr club' be expended upon the Improvemeni Meeting Wat Quiet. of existlug and tbe making ol now The meeting passed oft very quietly, roads, while Polnl Grey has also re- t|Ve officials of the two clubs finding. centiy passed ii measure authorising when once they got qutetlv together the raising of a large loan tor the that the points of difference wim a same purpose. Delta and Richmond *���vv^v ~v~~v~n^~v~%~^ 'are both at the same work (Continued on Page 1-ght). All four municipalities in Improving their nxids, are carrying out the work in such a way that U will be I1 nil!|- Jnent, Th�� best or material Is being usod, and during the last tew woks Gilley Bros, of this city have forwarded large conslgniiieiiiis or crushed j rock to Delta, Bnd Richmond. Yesterday It was announced [^'i Point Grey had let the oontmol for | Its supply of crushed rock to the ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ same firm, Tim iigi.omi in calls for Mayor Keary Finds Same Enthusiasm the supplying of 30,000 cubic feel in | PROSPECTS FOR FAIR BRIGHT IN INTERIOR the COUrae of 'he present season. Ii is probable that Burnaby municipality wiii purchase machinery for the preparation of Its own road building material, For Westminster's Exhibition��� May Go to Seattle. Today's Game. All local lacrosse fans raved a Mayor Keary returned yesterday from a visit in the Upper country. wish familiarize themselves with the working of tho vmglne that In case Oi similar or other accidents they will te able to act promptly." The funeral takes place this pfi-i- noon to the I. O. O. F. cemeh-iy, luv. J. S. Henderson officiating. large Wgh of relief wh..n the nn- particularly the Llllooet ami Lower nouncemem was made last evening to Thompson districts. In the interests ih, effect thai there would be a game of ,,,��� ,{���vnl Agricultural and Indii.- loday all right. ' The teams will li,���. up as follows: trial Society. Vanoouver���Goal, Gibbons; point, He reports satisfactory prospects Mi.'lv>iiagliy; covcrpolnl. W. Mai lie- for exhibits at 111-- provincial exhihl- soir, defence Hold. Springer, riant- iion. bul finds tbat the Influence ot uon, G. Matheson; centre, Hennessey; soaitlj. makes li harder to work up hom,. field. Murray, Allen, Godfrey; enthusiasm this yfla. than formerly. outside home; O'Brien; inside home, Tho rmii is looking very w u, espe*- LalOnde, dally apples, pears and plums, but New Westminster��� Goal, Gray; the iberry crop has been short, as on polnl. Oalbralth; OOVerpOtot, T. IJ't- the OOast, People, however, were ford; defence field, .1. Gifford, (I Ken- looking forward to the fair, and he nle, T. Rennie; centre, W. Turn'mll; ad f.o doubt with suitable attractions home flpld, Wintemute, C. Spring, G. the New Westminster exhibition Spring; outside, horn.-, L Turnlmll; would retain lis pre-eminence as tha inside home, Ijatham. loading show in the province. 'hot Little Girl to Rouse Sympathy For Armenians which will ibe gratified today. party he came with made the thousand miles in thirty days. The visitors show no anxiety for publicity, and their presence in tbe city was only known to a few. There wili he a meeting of the board of t^riMILLIONAIRE'8 DAUGHTER ^\ WALKS IN HER SLEEP 'arts, July 16.���tl has been dlscov- and was Incarcerated several *'���?����''}, --, -- M 'hat the madman who attempted asylum*, from which he was released proJect will be discussed k��t Wednesday to 8hoot ^ kil�� a I each ��.me �� cured. ���, _** Sir. who wa, playing in the Lux- \J*g��. ^htag?he cause of the Ravenna, Neb., July 16���While walking In her ��leep, Miss Lois Campbell, tiie sixteen-year-old daughter of pmoourg (iardens i�� Avetis Toumaeff. ! Armenian Y American sympathizer, formerly of I He deci New York cky. |tn %�� J ���._..s" with little success, declares he shot at the ��*}*ff_ oontrti early next week when their I President Campbell, of the 'Frisco coniT-i c�� y A 'Bystem, leaped from the rear platform of her father's private car, attached to a Chicago, Burlington and Qulncy Wins the Albert Medal. While a n nlan ie In New York Toumaeff erect-!the sufferingliriwnlnns, He had nev- monument In a cemetery to Ar- L, geen the child before. killed ln the Turkish mas- Twelve years ago Toum_��w made �� ���tores of 18.6 He also published simlllar attempt on the life of �� e*1*"-' pj^iDers of Inflammatory pamphlets, j out had only blank cartridges. . , S'"!"1 ""n~,'*i��� n_ ��yer. ����� the "train wa�� speeding ov�� London, July 16���In recognition of ^ pralrIeg weBt 0, RaTenna, early his researches into the nature end ec- ywterany. Rendered unconscious by |��%rSr��ISM �� to'a*?* |tlon of explosives. resulUngtaJhe^de- thejah._theglrl_fina.ly recovered and veiopment' and improvement of mod- succeeded In" flagging' a freight on era ordnance Sir Andrew Noble has whlch she rode to the next station, been awarded' the Albert medal of the whetv ��h�� was found by a special Roval Society of Arte for Uie current which had ibeen sent out to search tor Koymi ow . er practically uninjured. Rockefeller Donates Another Ten Millions New York, July 16���John D. Rocke- of great Importance had become ne- feller yetserday Increased his dona , oessary. ���tions to the General Education Board | ���������^���������___���_���a by a gift of $10,000,000 and also re-'+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + leased the board from the obligation ;��� + to hold in perpetuity the funds con- ,��� Yesterdey'a Baseball. ��� tributed by him. The gift, announc-'^ Vancouver '. .... ��� ed hy Frederick T. Gates, the chair- + Aberdeen .....'.'.....!.' 3 ��� man of the board, brings Mr. Rocke- \+ , + ifUer'e donations to tbe general board + Seattle �� ��� to $62,000,000. It was contributed so- + Spokan* 4 ��� cording to the statement made by Mr.'# -. ��� Gates, because the income of the proa + Tacoma ... .. * + ent fund available tor approprlaUoa + Pertland ��� ��� had been exhausted and a larger la- + .a come to meet its educational needs ,+ + + + + + + + + +++ + + + + + + + li IH, - " }fv '������'"' ���'���. ::.:>-'-'." ., ''f^-iY ' i. I'-" .' J , ��� . I iii !��� ' f v. ' Ci . ' t'' ���;fe i *! ��� ,'V ** ��� ��� Mm- '������ ),!t ��� - ��� - yWht ��� \ J ''.���;; ��� ���^______r^ ;l ��� ���''��� . I Vl I , YKf >m ".'[. .vl- ' ������ -.1. v[-fXy .,.���- '*A<f k' >i- ������^���y^n;v ��� - ��� ���-,; ,C.t\ ' .-���..; -��� ''"'!>'t.;v'. ���:��� V'VM :" ���' f;l -Y-..:- ���f MPYM : YYfYYYy I ������; ;j;.|- "i.v . . 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'VY^-V.J.. lYSmm ���p-m *tt'.;i_ff_- t^|% ;���'' ���;''4'W ' - ' '���' HI PAGE TWO I'H E DAILY NE WB. SATURDAY, JULY 17 1909. WANTED. FOR SALE. TO RENT. LOST. FOUND. REAL ESTATE. PROFESSIONAL. BUSINESS. FRATERNAL. ETC. If a man had gold dollars to sell a fifty cents and did not let the people know anything about it, he would not sell any. Ycu trust tell the people what you have to sell, why they shou d purchase from you. Snd thing of the value you offer them <n return for their money. Too many of us have got the habit of thinking that because we have been a long time in business everyone rrusi of n cessity know all about us a wares. Use the advertising columns of The Daily News and keep abreast of the timet. # _ i it ��� �������� v 'ii* **��_*_ - I.i }'' ������ ��� ft 4 >>*�����>, ' '..--; * i. ���ii: ��� -tr"! *��� i *'_ w& ���Dl: _ ' _il * ��� 4$> '������ ..,����� ,. W' ���Wf *f sets! ��� WANTED. WANTED ��� GOOD DINING Rl A. ply at once at Guichon bote!. WANTED���POSITION BY JAPAN 1 ���-.- boy in hotel. P. (J. Box 296 city. WANTED ��� A SMALL COTTAGE ii- ar < 'v. i_ ex bange fo: lot (in Bast '��� n ������ Heights 1 from Hastings st ��������� new car lii an : ��� sh . ayments Address H2, Dailj News office, city. AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. MACHINE WORKS. R. T. PRINCE���AUDITOR AND AC- ,THE SCHAAKE MACHINE WORKS countar.t (successor to C Ham ��� ��� ections and si rekeepers' books of account a specialty; agent toi the Hai: Safe Co. Office: Room T.Ham. My 1..V,.:k, P. O. box 7'.'.. ARCHITECTS. W. D GOODFELLOW, ARCHiTECT, Room li. Don:.. lock. EDWIN G. W. BAIT, ARCHITECT��� i k Telephone 3 8 REAL ESTATE. Limit! ���: int -���:��� et, New W ��� v minster. Manufacturers of modern .-. .1 ,nd shingle mill machinery, Mill : lants and specifications pre- I ared. B. C. MONUMENTAL WORKS, JAS. McKay, manufacturer and importer of mounmental tombstones, building s-.one. etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Columbia street. New Westminster. STENOGRAPHY __ TYPEWRITING FREEMAN BUNTING, ROOM I, Gul il on I lo k. P. O. Box 694. and Nov. mt) r, at e p.m .... on the 'hi Februarv. New proposed and elected al ly or Quarterly meeting, C. m. Stuart-Wad.-, secret ��� NURSERY. WANTED���GIRL TO WORK AT the Roya] City Laundry. WHITE, SHILES ft CO Real Estate and Insurance Agents���|- City, farm and suonrban property, jTHB FRASER VALLEY NURSBRIE- 260 Columbia street- Ltd.. Burnaby Lake���Kor healthy, home-grown fruit trees phone 445. WANTED���Girl to assist in housework. Apply 320 Royal avenue, near Sixth street. LOST. HALE BROS. & CO.. LTD.'. REAL ES- tate and insurance. Phone 335. 186 Columbia street. P. 0. draw-r 100. SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION OF B. (.'. LOST ��� AT QUEEN S PARK, ���P. B. Brown. r_a_ager, P. O. Box child's gold locke: and chain. In:- 556, phone 334. tials M. F. H.; also contains photo tjjN ACRES, FIVE MILES FROM of two child.mi. Finder please town, one mile from new car hue; leave at this office. six acres cleared: 6-room house, ' bam. Price. $2200; terns. LOST ��� IN ORANGE PARADE, bunch of keys; finder kindly return to W. E. Fales' furniture store, corner of Agnes and McKenzie, and receive reward. LOST���SQUARE GOLD BROOCH set with four emeralds and four pearls, a large ruby in the centre. One pearl missing. Please re turn to Dally News office. McADAM & IRWIN, COLUMBIA ST., opposite the Postoffice, Box 874; phone 498. Real estate and insurance, money to loan. Call and see our list of city, suburban and farm property before purchasing elsewhere. FOR SALE. FOR SALE���CHEAP LOTS. 50x120, cleared; Sixth street car line. Price $200 each. Cash $25; balance J5 per month. G. Hall, East Burnaby FOR SALE���A NICE, NEW FIVE- room cottage one block from car line. Price $800; cash $200; 'balance to suit purchaser. G. Hall, East Burnaby. CARRIAGE SHOP. WESTMINSTER CARRIAGE SHOP��� R. J. McNeil. Over T. Ovens' blacksmith shop on Eighth street- Carriages built, repaired and paints ed. All work guaranteed. ELECTRICAL WORKS. THE PEARSON ELECTRIC CO., dealers in electrical machinery, fixtures and supplies, house wiring, armature wiring, motor repairing, etc. Bank of Commerce building, 'phone 331, P. O. Box 928. PAPER HANGING & DECORATING. 1. HUDSON, WALL PAPER, ROOM Mouldings, Burlaps, and Sanltas; house painting, kalsomining, paper hanging and decorating. Sixtn street, New Westminster. 3TOM STENOGRAPHY AND writing; copy work, business iters, etc Province office, Co- street I'bone 62. THEATRES. WESTMINSTER OPERA HOU8E, irne street, w. N. Carty, manager, Special attractions provided during the season. Advance ticket office, Ryall's Drug Store. CRYSTAL THEATRE. 702 COLUM- ���bia street. Fins-class moving pictures; illustrated songs; numerous attractions. Program changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday. O O F.���ROYAL CITY LODGE No. 8���Meets In Od - hai'. C'olumb a street, 1 ry 1 lng at _ o'clock. VI li - :i will .... 11. v. .1 - G ������������������ ������ N. G.; c. E Os on 1 P Q ! Ins secretary OTHER FRATERNAL BOCIBTIE8 Include tlie Union Lodge, No 9, A F. and A. M . King Soloinon l_Odge, NO, 17, A F m. : A. M : i- O. L- No. 1150; V. 11 I.. No. 1598; Court Bapperton, No. 1683, I. 0. F.; C '->��� F. Court We tmlnstei No. 330; Brotherhood of Owls, Nest No. 89. ; urchaser within for 1 : . 1 :t,- of the fin��� ;.. notice upon you, an | caveat or cerMfii ati lng filed within sui .-. fault of redemption tion, you and each of > ��. ever BStO] ;., d and il" ting up any claim t the said land, ani I Peter Henderson a- ��� fee. And I li��������� 1 il on ot 'hi- notlci ; ��� dally newspap, r 1 1 Westminster, will i. dent service the Dated at the Land l: Offlct New Westminster, P Columbia, this 3rd dav , 1909 C. B I Dlsr To Yuk Chee, Ch iw John J. Weir. ���i I a ... .. !��� ��� K. I .3 ., ���3 ��� >�� Kap, PICTURE POSTCARDS. COOKSLEYS PICTURE POST cards are on sale at M. Morey's Stationery Store, J. G. Gamon's 'cigar divan, F. Mackenzie's drug store and "The Fair,'' Columbia street. PROFESSIONAL. WHITESIDE ft EDMONDS, BARRIS- ters and solicitors, Blackle block, Columbia street, New Westminster. W. J. Whiteside, H. L. Edmonds. WADE, WHEALLER & McQUARRlE (F. C. Wade, K. C, A. Whealler, W. G. McQuarrie), Solicitors, Barrl- ters, etc., 42 Lome street, opposite courthouse, New Westminster, (Phone 143), and the Vancouver of fice is at No. 5, Royal Bank Chambers, 408 Hastings Street west. FOR SALE���WE HAVE A NICE, new six-room house close to Twelfth street car line, at city limits; electric light, hot and cold water, batn, Price $1650. Small ca3h payment; easy terms on the balance. Settlers' Association of B. C Box 5t>, City. ROOMS TO RENT. FEED AND BREAKING STABLE. J. I. MERRY ft CO., PHONE A501. Corner of Blackie and Carnarvon streets. Have opened a feed and breaking stable for horses. Horses for sale. Reference furnished. FISH AND GAME. BENSON & AYLING, FISH, FRUIT, Game, Vegetables, etc. Begbie st., opp. Windsor Hotel. GEORGE E. MARTIN, BARRISTER and Solicitor. Guichon block, Columbia and McKenzie Sts., New Westminster, B. C. W. MYERS GRAY, BARRISTER Solicitor and Notary Public. Curtis block, Clarkson street, opposite the Court House. P. O. Box 196. Telephone 64. TO LET���LARGE BEDROOM, OOR- ner Agnes and Seventh. No. 701, TO RENT���FURNISHED ROOMS; Terms moderate. Apply 713 Victoria street FURNITURE W. E. FALES, THE FURNITURE Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker, corner Agnes and McKenzie streets. Phone 176. night call 81. PRINTERS. WESTMINSTER PRESS FOR EVERY kind of job printing. Midget loose leaf ledgers; Cowie Carbon Papers. Phone 55, P. O. Box 142. Old Dally News Block, Sixth street. HOUSE TO RENT. TO RENT���SEVEN-ROOM HO-SK, with bath, $12 per month. Apply Mowatt street, 230 Eleventh street, MONEY TO LOAN GROCERY. FOR THE BEST VALUE IN GRO- ceries, phone 386. Tbe Pure Food Supply Grocery, P. Q. Box 811. LAND SURVEYOR. |W. N. DRAPER, B. C. LAND 3UR- ���veyor. Ellard block, New Westminster. B. C. RESTAURANTS. KENNY'S RESTAURANT ft CAFE Tickets, 21 meals for $4. Home cooking. All white cooks; no Oriental labor employed. Open day and night. Opposite tram offlce. ROYAL CAFE (Mrs. Archer, proprietress). Four courses, consisting of soup, fish, boiled entree or roaat, pudding or pie, tea, coffee or milk. THE EDISON THEATRE, CORNER Columbia and Eighth. High-class moving pictures, illustrated songs. Program changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday. TAILORS. CALVIN, LADIES' AND MEN'S TA1- lorlng. A new line of spring suiting just in. Button making, pressing and repairing. Room 9, Smith block. Entrances 625 Columbia St. and Clarkson st. WOODWORKING. WESTMINSTER WOODWORKING Co., bank, office and store fittings; cabinet, Btalr, showcases, manieis and detail work. Designs and estimates furnished. J. Brookes, proprietor. Works: Corner Eleventh and car line. P. O. box 254, Phone 473. FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. O. O. F.���AMITY LODGE, NO. 27.��� The regular meeting of this lodge are held in Oddfellows' hall, Columbia street, every Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Jas. Ferguson, nohle grand. W. C. Coatham. ree. secy. A. O. U. W.���FRASER LODGE NO. 3 ���Meetings the nrsta nd third Tuesday ln each month. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. Lodge room,"... O. U. W. hall, Oddfellows' block, Clarkson Btreet. LAND REGISTHV ACT. Take notic- that an application has been made to register F. McCleery as tbe owner In lee simple, under a tax sale deed from the mayo: and treasurer of the city of New Westminster, to F. McCleery, bearing date the 9th day of January, A. IJ., 1904, of all and singular that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, ly ing and being in the City of New Westminster, In the Province of British Columbia, more particularly known and described as Lots 91, 92, 83 and ,94, of Lot 3, Subdivision Block 14. You and each of you are required to contest tbe claim of tbe tax purchaser within forty-five days from the date of the first publication of this notice, otherwise I shall register F. McCleery as owner thereof in fee- And I hereby direct thai publication of this notice in a dally newspaper for thirty days, published at New Westminster, wil] be good and sufficient j ervlce theivof. Dated at the Land Registry Office, New Westminster, Province of British Columbia, this 2Cth day of Februarv, A. D. 1909. To Joseph E. Gaynor, Joseph B. Gaynor Estate. C. S KEITH. District Registrar. All persons served with this notice, and those claiming through or under !them and all persons claiming any Interest In the said land by virtue of any unregistered instrument, and all persons claiming any Interest in the said land by descent, whose title Is not registered under the provisions of the "Land Registry act.' shall be forever estopped nnd debarred from setting up any claim to or in respect of the said land so sold for taxe-s as provided by the "Land Regis:ry Act." LAND REGISTRY ACT. 1 tc M ��� I t_��l. ",,0W1H| 'e-Henw lan. 01 sr, 11 ui I ���.nuts COURT BRUNETTE, NO. 4099, l.O.F. ���Meets the fourth Friday in the month at 8 o'clock, ln the small hall. Oddfellows' block. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, Aerie No. 20.���Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. in the Eagles' hall, Columbia street. A. Clark, W. Pres.; H. Schofleld, secretary LIVERY 8TABLE. SECOND-HAND STORE. MONEY. TO. LOAN���I. AM. PRE- pared to advance money to any amount for building purposes on ring l*P 250 FOR HACKS AND city propehty. Apply Dr. A. D. i smart turnout. The Fashion 8ta- Buchauan, P. O., New Westminster. bles. WE BUY AND SELL FURNITURE ! and all k'.id* of new and secondhand goods. A Speck, near Tram office. SONS OF SCOTLAND BENEFIT AS soclation, Lord of the Isles Camp 191���Meets on the first and third Tuesday of every month ln K. ot V. hall. Chief, w. Sutherland. BOARD OF TRADE���NEW WEST- minster Board of Trade meets In the board room, City Hall, as follows: Third Thursday of each month; quarterly meeting on the tmra Thursday of February, May, August Take notice, that uu application has been made to register Peter Hen- jderson as the owner In fee _imple, under a tax sale deed from the Reeve 'and clerk of Surrey, to The Corporation ot the Township or District of Surrey, bearing date the 31st day of December, A. D., 1901, of all and singular that certain parcel or tract of 1 land and premises situate, lying and ibeing tn the District of New West- |minster, in the Province of British j Columbia, more particularly known I and described as Lots 3 and 4. if , Block 4, being part of Lots 7 and 8. .Group 2. Map 456; Lot 7 of Block 4, being part of Lots 7 and 8, Group 2; Lot 9, of Block 4, being part of Lots 7 and 8, Group 2. You and those claiming through or , under you and aU persons claiming .any interest ln the said land 'by virtue of any unregistered Instrument, and jail persons claiming any interest in ithe said land by descent, whose title Is not registered under the provisions 1 of the "Land Registry Act," are required to contest the claim of the tax SYNOPSIS OF CANADIA', HOME. STEAD REGULATIC-.S. Any available Dominion Lv.,.'. cl. In the railway belt in British (Mq_, bia, may be homesteaded by a*.. ���$��� son wno is the sole head of _ iim.j or any male over IH years Ol ige, ffl the extent of one-quarter Bectlot || 160 acres, more or less. Entry must be made personal; it the local land office for th_ disiw in which the land I3 situate. I__t by proxy may, however, be 111 i.|e a certain conditions by th.- lathi, mother, son, daughter, brothe- or niter of an intending homestead-r. The homesteader ls requn form thg conditions connei with under one of the plans: (1) At least six months upon and cultivation of th each year for three years (2) If the father ( or moi father ls decased), of the he jresldes upon a farm In the vicinityd the land entered for, the reqnlrSfflaJ Us to residence may be saisfledif such person residing with the out .or mother. (3) If the settler has bis per��_* residence upon farming land aS by him in the vicinity of iiis *ffl�� stead, the requirements as to red** 1 may be eati-fted by rest 1-nee "ja the said land. Six months' notice ln wrr.inp s_oa4 be given to the eommlssivi t ol D* minion lauds at Ottawa ol 111 tens* 'to apply for patent. Coal���Coal mining rights may *t 1 leased for a period of ' wenty-on* years at an annual rental ol .1 W iacre. Not more than 2560 acm shall he leased to one Indlvidtula company. A royalty ai the r��. * five cents per ton shall be coliecw on th? merchantable coal mined. W. W CORY. Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. N.B.���Unauthorized publication ct j this advertisement will not to P4-1 for. LAND ACT. Comox Land District District of Queen Charlotte Sound. I Take notice thai O. B. JacoMOM IVancouver, occupation shee], rancM Intends to apply for p. .missiontt lease the followfng descri ��� \i la* Commencing at a post planted �� the west end of Lewis Islsnd, t_��fl northerly, easterly, somberly unl ** terly and northerly, following t'i shore line around the Island <�� "J point of commencement, contains | 800 acnes more Or less. Staked April 8th, 1909. OLE B. JACOBHON, TRANSMITS SIGHT OVER TELEPHONE and he ran show anything he likes across the wires "h. inv-ntors are described as sons of -i sa.t" er of Odense ,and are eged iwcty. i,ht and thirty. They have been eight years at work on the ln- /<-n-'on. New Danish Device Enables Distant Speakers to See Each Other. London, July 10.���The Danish brothers Anderson, already known as inventors, have invented an apparatus by tbe use of which it is possible io See what is going on at the other end of a telephone wire. The technical details of this invention are so far kept secret, but a Copenhagen newspaper, wired the "Westminster Gazette" correspondent on Tuseday, recently employed an engineer of repute to test the brothers' claim. This expert declared the claim to be justified, and described the process as entirely new and very simple. The process differs from the Korn and other systems of photography ir. that li makes no use of photograph}, 1 ut transmits light and colors ���directly .v speaker at a telephone f't- te I vlih the apparatus can be seen, USED SPRUCE BOUGHS TO MAKE BAD LIQUOR Cobalt. Ont, July 16���A sensation was caused In police circles this morn- Ing by the discovery among .be fire ruins of the remains of an illicit still, which had apparently been doing quite an extensive trade before the the. The still was located on the Halleybury road, near the north end of the flre zone, and apparently it jWas most completely equlpp-d with I vats, worms, tubs, etc. A tall pipe carried i.he fumes high In the air. The Indications are that spruce bougs were used In the manufacture of a vile liquid which was sold extensively among the "blind pigs." Council Plans to Heat City Hall (Continued from Page 1 ) junction against the city restraining them going ahead with the work on Columbia streel lf the company was not ready to lay gas mains before the Hassam Paving company's men begin work. -Mr. McQuarrie promised to look into the legal aspect of the question. First Street Sewer. A report was presented from City d��-nt of Works Furness, particularly-Engineer Blackman and Assessment with reference uo the opening up of Commissioner McQuarrie on the as- Edlnburgh street, Aid. Smith said sessment of property for the First the council should come to a definite street sewer, presenting a schedule of decision as to the building of side- assessment charge on properties to be walks. All future walks stoould be ' served. laid under the local Improvement I Aid. Fader received full powers to plan, the city paying on. third. THe Jdeal with the use of Queen's park oval report was adopted, recommending; when lacrosse and basebal games the --treet should be opened when the loonfllcted, ae had occurred that even- owners showed Intention of building. | lng. Miscellaneous. Henley moved that any t- TENDERS. The cost would be $1000. Laying Gas Maine. W. Thomae, on behalf of the Royal Aid. Henley moved that Major James Shepherd be invited to address City' Gas Implement Company. & ^LStZTATZZ was passed- Has Not Seen B. C. St John, -N.B., July 16.���Dr. Sinclair, dean of MacDonald college, in an Interview here, expressed the opinion that within 25 years there would be a fortot famine, and the valuable timber lands of Canada would be worthless if the necessary steps were not taken to retard the reduction of the foest lands, which had alrea iy commenced. wrote saying his company was ready to place cross mains in connection with the distributing system on Coi Sidewalk applications were received ' from C. L. Holt for one on the eouth llumbla street as soon as possible, Igia�� 0f Fifth avenue between Four- City Solicitor McQuarrie said he had'teenth and Fifteenth strets, whlle C. been ln communication with W. J. jp. Sibley asked for a sidewalk on Whiteside, solicitor for the company, seventh avenue near - Fourteenth with reference to an agreement be- 'street, and clearing of rooks. The tween the city and company. The Board of Works will report, officers of the company will be in-1 The time for receiving uenders for formed there will be no permission I gteel pipes for the proposed water to open the streets till an arrange-1 works main from Coquitlam lake was ment has been made, 'extended from Aug__t 9 to August 16. Aid. Smith asked lf thP Westmtni I Aid. Gray and Aid. Johnston were ster Gas company could obtain an ln- the only absenu-es. Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed "Tende. for Postofflce Fittings, Vanoouver, B. C ,*' wil) be received at this offl'o. until 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 21, 1909, for the work mentioned. J Plans, specifications and forms of I contract can be seen and forms of tender obtained at this department on application to Mr. c. Tossell, clerk of Works, Vanoouver, B. C. Persons tendering are notified that Anders will not b�� considered unl.ss made on the printed forms supplied, and signed with their actual signatures, with their occupations and places of residence. Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque <^u h chartered bank, made payable t , _,.,. 0._er of the Honorable 'he Mil .��t�� . 0{ Public Works, equal to ten pei ���* , (lo p c.) of the amount of tne te*__er, which will b+ forfeited If the person tend-r- Ing declines to enter Into a contract when called upon to do so, or lf he fall to complete the work contracted for. If the tender be not accepted the cheque will be returned The department does not bind tt 'self to accept the lowest der. By order, NAPOLEON TEISSIER, S. cretary- Department of Public Worm, "' ,tawa, June 30, 1909. w (Newspapers will not be r��i'' *:. this advertisement lf they i����erl . without authority from tli- d*P��r ment) J S.S. TRANSFER I The steamer Transfer *'" leJl! Brackman-Ker wharf every W8��K."�� 'afternoon, except Saturday, ei -ry for ladner, Steveston and way P* ��� Saturday at 2 p.m., returning 10 " Westminster Saturday evening Returning, leaves Steveston ��vCry week day morning, except i'liaay. Additional trip Monday morn �� leaving New Westminster at ���> & m' This schedule subject to 0tl,B" without notice. For freight and passenger in'e8 ply to ROBERT JARDINE, Mnnaner IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ���IN��� THE DAILY NE*1 Westminster's Horn* Pap"1" SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1909. THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE THKKK. [Form No. 9.] LAND ACT. Form of Notice. I Ooast Range "ne. i ... i iii i that o. li Anderson, ol iyi:,,,. . i occupatl Jeweler, j,,., apply for permission to following described MADE IN CANADA Uie B po i planted in a ,,'.-, shore ... Ben. ��� zATi ifi or ll �� BENJAMIN ANDERSON, il i ORD, Agent . ���. 1909. i mall bay lliiul. ^^ i I IV I ROY) YEAST CAKES LIVED AT LEAST fub is reuc of 490,000 YEARS AGO NAP0���IC ��� ' Known Human Skull ered in a Cavern in ired at Corfu in 1811. it tJrns at Last to Its English Home. i; No. ������'���) LAND ACT. Form of Notice. . coast Range One. 1 ��� , , Dora Anderson, oi v patlon, lady, permli on to pur- nU'U'l| , , ,,, land8. pla ted on ,l Klaoltsls Island, a [������ l ira : island I""'1 v.. Applying for 10 acres more (" i P i ��� v ANDERSON, .- H iiiKU, Agent. : 109. No '.���] LAND ACT. Ol Form of Notice. 1, ������ | i. ltange One. that John Olsen I . ... i occupation, farmer, Vteiuls io si . for permission to tt( following described T, . . . . a posl planted in ,,t nortl ������ corner of Davies L6 -The curious return ��� ...i ,.i ,i [lag of the Berkshire .i, which was captun d bj the Wl ������ now i . ,i; Corfu In 1811, U lescr bed ��������������� th ��� age of the hom,' ...;, iD i,,,. ������ ., .,,, ,���, an. whose skel ton wai thai Mr. J. Jeffoock, in ni �� cavern near Le Mous- ,, . , , Lhe Lag, wU) re tore it to Departmenl ol Dordagne, u, olonel of the regiment Fram I, j aT ,,,��� _ found thi flag i.i the discovered ill wa i i.au of Asay-le-Rideau, n< ar Tour- ���ni the pan ol the ..,., re j, had bei a placed by M. I ci bi i. togi th- Heard, a grandson of a former now thoughi th remains i, .,:,.,, of the Ionian islands, i I ,i young ms . etween v was offered for Bale lor ��2. with 16 and 18 a flag of thi N* thi rlaad . and Mr, are protruding, the skull .:��� v ���;. bougfflP both of them, The marked! receding, The nose would Pre. h Mlnlstery of War Investigated sei been broad and flatten thi atter, and decided that M de Intends to apply for permlssi n to i m nostrils directed malnlj i. I had tb right to dispose of tha of Vancouver, B. C., occupatlo ' M features being very fla lf he desired. vv, i the following descrl sd land "f '""���""" >':,'Y la ~ ' Commencing at a post pla ��� ��� li ��� gned to the deposit, which belongs THOU8AND marriages the bay al northwest cornei ol tfaud '*' ���' la'' mergtaclal epoi This declared illegal slum].* the largest Island ll ' , ''' '" ! '."" ��� ^^^ dian group. Dated June Oth. 1909. I* Moustler, the oldest of the human tr^^^1 Best Yeast in the World Sold and Used Everywher E, W. Gili.ii Co , Ltd Tororil They make (food because they're made flood���with seventeen years' practical paint-makioj mixed into them. They cover more, wear bei* ter indoors or oul, and last Ion jrr. Measure lhe cost of paint riijhl���by lhe (ime it will last and really he paiut���and you will find your money's full worth in V Pure Paints Made in (orty colors (or every use paint is put to ���and made to satisfy. Maple Leaf Paints are sold under a plain F.n.lish GUAR* AN TEE and only by people who cannot afford to sell poor paints. IMfElUL UK MSB & COLOI CO. Limited, oi Tomato ii p - Applying for the whole Island, con- ' " ' ' known mining 60 acres more or |i BEROETA ANDERSON, Per S. II. FORD, A-ent. Dated June Cth, 1909, ,'. July Ifl.���According I [Form No 9. LAND ACT. Form of Notice. District of Coast Range One. Take notice that Frank Jacobson, ind. Dated June 6th, l909-_-^P'jof Vancouver, B. C, occupation, far-I "*"'" imer, Intends to apply for permission |to purchase the following described I lands: Iylng tor the "hole island, contain _ acres more or less. JOHN OI.SEN. p��r S II. FORD, Agent- IDaied June 6th, 1S09. [Fi rui No. 9.] LAND ACT. Form of Notice. I District ol i oasi Range One. Tak,���. notice vi.it Ralph Jacobson,, Vancouvei B, ���'., occupation, far- intend- i i] ply lor permission iiinLi,. following described .is: |i - mencing at a iiost planted on Boutheasi ��� re in a small bay on Commencing at a post planted in a 8ma Island. Dated June 6th, 1909. Ap plying for the whole Island, containing 80 acres more or less. FRANK JACOBSON, Per S. H. FORD, Agent. Dated June Cth, 1909. Municipal Judpe Beltler, justices of the i ��� nc in i nlcago have no author it.���. 'u perform marriag, ceremonies, | ��;������ Th.;. were snipped of ibis power i. when all jurisdiction ln civ.i and jjj criminal cases In Chicago wu.- taken -.;; from them by the state law establ s_. | lng municipal courts. Many Justices E of the peace have offices in _Ollh city W and county. '������' Joseph Stanleywilz was married In i.W&-]^'f%i&&��%#&%ir the city by Justice Tompkins. Then . Judge Beitler told Stanleywilz he was ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ not married. Staiib-ywitz tried I oh- left ut, ur telephoned to, this office by lain another license and was refused 9 ;,.iu on Fridays. The omission of Now lip and his near bride have post- any church notice from this column l,onf^ festivities until they can get out of the tangle. M^ Investigation shows that more than 4 CHURCH SERVICES (Changes tor this column must Anderson & Lusby Agints for New Westminster and District. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++****^ ^Gasoline Tanks and I \ Fishermen's Supplies; JAMES & McCLUGHAN indicates that no copy bas been turned bay on north shore of bend ' In b} tbe pastor or other responsible a thousand simillar' marriages" have i TrUSt Block, Front St., New Westminster * party.) been performe-l. + + + t + + + [Form No. 9.] LAND ACT. Form of Notice. District of Coast Range One. I Take notice that Adolph O. John- pnij.ton Island. Dated June 4th, 'son of Vancouver, li. C, occupation, Applying tor the whole Island, farmer, intends to apply for permis- Dtain'.ng So acres more or less. RALPH JACOBSON, Per S. 11. FORD, Agent. Paied June 1th, 1909, [Form So 9.] LAND ACT. ������ Treaty Signed. Sunday, July 18 -n.. Hague, July 15.���The treaty HOLY TRINITY���Rev. A. Shildrick, concluded at the second peace confer- rector. Holv communion, S a.m. Mat- ence relative to the establishment of ins; sermon and choral celebration at an International prize court was 11 a.m. Sunday school at 2:lid p.m.; signed at The Hague by the re.iresen- evensong and sermon 7 p.m. tatlves of G. at Britain and Japan. R. T. PRINCE Form of Notice. , ii.-'. Range One. aki notice thai J u a Jaoobeon, j mcouver, B C., ������ .initiou, car intends k> api I for permis 'sion to purchase the following de- scrili-d lands: i Commencing at a post planted on ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ithe north shore of Crib island. Dated .7 p.m.; Sunday school at 2:3U p.m !June 6th, 1909. Applying for the whole island, .containing 90 acres -more or less. ADOLPH O. JOHNSON. Per S. H. FORD, Agent. Dated June 6th, 1909. ST. ANDREW'S PRKSBYTERIAN��� Kev. J. S. Henderson, pastor. Ser vices 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sabbath . i* % . school and isibie class 2:30 P m. Auditor <U1Q ACCOU-ltd-lt ST. STEPHEN'S PRBSBYTlflHlAN (Successor to C. Hamter) ph COLLECTIONS AND STOREKEEPERS' BOOKS OF ACCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. AGENTS FOR THE ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M HALL SAFE CO. knox Presbyterian church, Office: Room 7, Hambly Block. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++B++++++++++++++++++++++++++ p.m. i -Rev. T, Wardlaw Taylor, M.A., ., minister. Services at 11 a. m. and WATCHES BEFORE PURCHASING THAT WATCH EXAMINE OUR STOCK. REMEMBER, WE CARRY THE BEST MAKES OF WATCH MOVEMENTS. I'- to purchase thi following de |li'-d lands: ommenclng at a post planted on Bouthwi ��� .i i Mound island. led. June 1th, 1909 Applying for , Island, 11'inainlng -0 acres ire or less, JACOB JACOBSON, Pi i S II. I-'ORD, Agent. ���J June 4til. 1908. The Question Where to buy furniture cheap as well as good Is Answered [Form No. 9.J LAND ACT. Form of Notice. Jlstrict ol Coast Range One. ������ that Albert Hunt, ot !!; ivi ll O, occupation farmer, *n__ in apply for permission to fchasi the following descn_e.i nl.: r' ' lng in a post planted In y on north shor,. of Kees island, : the Anderson group. Dated :" Gth, 1909, Applying for the '���' lan I containing 160 acres nr.. or leg! ALBERT HUM', Per S. H. FORD, Agent. Pati i June 6th, 1909. ���Rev. E. Q. Thompson, M. A-. pastor. Pu'.dic worship: Morning. 11 am.; evening, 7 p.m. Sabbath school and Bible class 2:30 p.m Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Morning subject, "The Touchstone of Fact;" evening, memorial service for hue Gertrude Ankers. Sermon subject, "Through the Class Darkly.'' QUEEN'S AVENUE METHODIST��� Rev. C. W. Brown, pastor. Ser- vices at 11 am. and 7 P-ui.; Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. P. O. Box 795. CHAMBERLIN, The Jeweler SOLE AGENTS LONGINE'S AND HAMILTON WATCHES. Iby directing you to the store where I you can see the largest stock of new la**d second-hand goods of nil kinds in Ithe city. 1 have a splendid Cream Separator jfor sale, nenrly new. H Com., and sep how much more you 'day at S p.m can got for your money here than ' lelspwhere. i Repairing of guns, umbrellas, typewriters, and light automatic machinery and bicycles a specialty. Alex. Speck SECOND - HAND STORE. Columbia St WEST END METHODIST���Kev. James Calvert, D.D., pastor.���Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Class meeting at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 2:30 p.m.; Epworth League Monday at - "p.m.; prayer meeting Wednes- [Form No. 9.] LAND ACT. Form of Notice. 12 Ooast Range One. thai John Johnson, of "''". '��� 11. C, occupation, sales- to apply for permission purchase the following described I1 "mencing at a post planted on n ��� shore of John island, an is- '"' ' A"'ii Kees island and Davies ""' I vied. Juno 6th, 1909. Ap- 'or the whole Island, contain- fe W acres more or less. JOHN JOHNSON, Per S. H. FORD, Agent. "���' "1 Junp Gth. 1909. ���Man on the Wheel Blsl [Form No. 9.] LAND ACT. Form of Notice. i.'*Jri.t of ooast Range One. 'am- notice that James Watson, ol jntouvpr, b. c., occupation, farmer, ncs to apply for permlss:on to pur- ','" ine following described lands: "inmenclng at a post planted on 'northeast shore of Owl island. '"'June 6th, 1909. Applying for ' whole island, containing 160 acres nre or less. JAME8 WATSON, n . _ ,Per 8* H* WW). Agent ";"ed June 6th, 1909. [Form No. 9.] LAND ACT. Form of Notice. - Ooast Rang* e notice that Bergeta Anderson, . -..,, ui none*. "'strict ot ooast Range One. Westminster Transfer Co. ���fflce "Phone IBS. Barn 'Phone 137 Columbia Street. Baggage dellverea promptly to any part of the city. Light and Heavy Hauling OFFICE���THAM DEPOT Mineral Waters Aerated Waters Manufactured by J. HENLEY NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Telephone 13. Office. Eighth St Crystal Theater ANIMATED PICTURES AND ILLUSTRATED 80N0S OF THE VERY HIGHEST CLASS. PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND ^ttiOKi. SPECIAL MATINEE EACH DAY 2 30. EVENING PERFORMANCE 7.30 Admission���Children 6c, adults 10c J. M. COMPTON, Manager MAKE YOUR APPEAL to the public through the columns ef THE PAILY NEWt. The Meriting Paper. SAPPERTON METHODIST ��� Rev. E. D. Braden, pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m; Sunday school at1 2:30 p.m. Epworih league ou Monday I evening at S o'clock. ST. PAUL'S REFORMED EP1SCO- t-AL��� Rev. A, dell. Uwen, rector. Ser- ��� in. at 11 a.in. ..uj T p.m. Holy Communion lii'-i Sunday in the month a(- t _r morning service Prayer meet'.r.i on Thursday at 7:-0 p.m. OLIVET BAPTIST���Rev. A. F. Baker, ipastor. Services 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. Midweek prayer meeting on Wednesday at . o'clock. FREE METHODIST CHAPEL��� Eighth street, between Third and Fourth avenues. Class meeting, to am. Preaching, li a.m.; Sunday school, 2VI0 p.m.; Service at 7 p.m.,] Midweek prayer meeting, Thursday, _:__ p.m. Holiness meeting Tuesday at 7:45 p.m W. B, Van Valin. .-van- I galls. SALVATION ARMY���Services will be conducted la the S. A. barracks on Sunday as follows' 11 a.m., Holiness, 3 p.m., FreB and Easy meeting; 7:30 p.m., Salvation meeting. Captain E. McMillan, offloer In charge. Enrolment of recruits at afternoon meeting; Major and Mrs. Morris of Vancouver will ' meeting. COLLINGWOOD METHODIST ��� ' Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.. Sun-: day school at 10 a.m. Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.m. Dundonald school house; Service at 2 p.m. and Sunday I school at 3 p.m. Rev W. Swart Jones, (pastor.) BURNABY MISSION���Pastor, Rev. | Frederick Carpenter. Services as I follows: East Burnaby, Sunday schol at 2 o'clock; preaching service at 3 p.m.; young people's service at 7:30 p.m. Thursday*, prayer service at 8 p.m. West Burnaby, Sunday school at 2:30 and preaching at 7:30. SOUTH WESTMINSTER MJfBTHO- DI8T MISSION���Rev. Heary Wilson, pastor. Sunday school at 10 am. Church service et 11 a.m. eipeak at the evening !:'H!\''y%u ���?;���-,. 11 ' t i j . , i'. _ ������ M - ��� ., '��� i ' ' i . _ > , ��� "���_> .i !" Up- I'i, *'��� !iiV ��� '' },' ij*-, i-H ,' ' 1 i ��� V * ff* JV �� ;" .': f*S ]' ' ��� ;���'��� \k ��� - Y'^ .iy ' ; i,1';^'1 ' ��� Vv, u.. , i.. pAM ��� w* -YY,: - ��� .- !��� , I ... .- e, i ' i. "' 'i_ ��� ' i�� ', '...If i",U, ��;' ... \kl,it\������ iYi;i. ������',;���':'��� ��� lY<!m ��� ���:���.' >��� i y ��� ���': '' 'IhVi'-'"'"^'.).' '��� v, f.f * " ' v.Y ' - ^^:; ff . *���**���'t^H ������ f Yi', I.'.' 'i',��������!,,' i -..; ', ���. ,-y'y i.iY. ��������� ���;��� ,. ��� ��� ., ���.. ���> ��� |" :, f'-.H ���������-'������ - '������ .tv '- . . V '���..ll '' Vi . i el' . '-i ���',:���,.:"' ill' ft .-.,/.-��� ��� v.i.-.. ���'���!'.! :>'. ���Y-f y'-:'\ ���:, i 'M,. ' ' * ii I' ''.,. 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If a thing man had gold dollars to sell a fifty cents and did not let the peop|e know anything about it, he would not sell any. You must <ell the people what you have to sell, why they should purchase from you, ai of the value you offer them in return for their money. Too many of us have got the habit of thinking that because we have been a long time in business everyone mus' of n cessity know all about us ai | our wares. Use the advertising columns of The Daily News and keep abreast of the times. WANTED. AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. I ' -v \_ Ij '���"!* %�� {U Mui i.r , V��*j|' ' ir \.- " 1 IKl-'-jl . <�� T-t . ! .. iC-, , - * (<��� i* ���v..'*- ' ;***���*" ���*' ? WANTED ��� COOli DINING ROOM U. T. PRINCE���AUDITOR AND AC- girl. Apply hotel. ui once ui Qulchon WANTED --POSITION HY JAPAN ese lioy In hotel. p. 0. Box 296, city. COUTItant (successor to C. llaiiilit'il, collections and storekeepers' books of account a specialty; agenl for the Hall Safe Co. Office; Room 7, Hain- blv block. P. 0, box 795. ARCHITECTS. MACHINE WORKS. THE SCHAAKE MACHINE WORKS,] Limited, Front street, New Westminster. Manufacturers of modern saw .unl shingle mill machinery, Mill plants and specifications prepared. [STENOGRAPHY & TYPEWRITING FREEMAN BUNTINO, KOii.M 7, Guichon block, P. O. Box 694. and Novemn ir, at **��� p.m. Annual 1 in,.,.,Inns on ibe third Thursday ol February. New members ma) be proposed and elected al any monthly or Quarterly meeting, c. h. Stuart-Wade, secretary. WANTED - A SMALL OOTTAUE w u QOODFELLOW. WVlii-.i 1 11. ar city, la exchange foi lot (In Bast Vancouver Heights, ] block from Hastings street new car line nnd cash payments. Address Ji- Daily News ollice, ciry. Room 11. Dominion Trusi block. EDWIN G. W, SAIT, ARCHITECT��� Gulchon Block. Telephone UN REAL ESTATE. WANTED���GIRL TO WORK the Koyal City Laundry. AT WANTED���Girl to work. Apply 320 Koyul avenue, near Sixth street. WHITE, SHILES Ai CO. Real Estate and insurance Agents- assist in house-I ?jftJ*mMaaa wowban property, 200 Colli 111 bia street. I MONUMENTAL WORKS. II. ('. MONUMENTAL WORKS, .IAS. McKay, manufacturer and Importer of nioirinieiiiai tombstones, building stone, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Columbia street, New Westminster. CUSTOM STKNO-RAi'llY AND! Typewriting; copy work, business letters, etc, Province ollice, Co- ! lumbla street. Phone 02. LOST. HALE BROS. & CO., LTD.', REAL ES tate and Insurance. Phone 336. 1S6 Columbia street, P. O. drawer 100. SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION OF B. C. LOST ��� AT QUEEN'S PARK, ���P. B. Brown, manager, P. O. Box child's gold lockei and chain. Ini- 556, phone 334. tlals M. F. H.; also contains photo TW ACRES, FIVE MILES .'ROM of two children. Finder please town, one mile from new car line; NURSERY. THE ERASER VALLEY NURSERIES, Ltd., Buriiuby Lake���For healthy, home-grown fruit trees phone 445. leave at this ofllce. IX>ST ��� IN ORANGE PARADE, bunch ot keys; finder kindly return to W. E. Fales' furniture store, corner of Agnes and McKenzie, and receive reward. LOST���SQUARE GOLD BROOCH set with four emeralds and four pearls, a large ruby in the centre. One pearl missing. Please re turn to Dally News offlce. six acres cleared; 6-room house, ham. Price, $2200; terms. McADAM & IRWIN, COLUMBIA ST., opposite the Postofflce, Box S74; phone 498. Real estate and insurance, money to loan. Call and see our list of city, suburban and farm property before purchasing elsewhere. FOR SALE. FOR SALE���CHEAP LOTS. 60x120, cleared; Sixth street car Une. Price $200 each. Cash $25; balance $5 per month. G. Hall, Bast Burnaby. FOR SALE���A NICE, NEW FIVE- room cottage one block from car line. Price $800; cash $200; 'balance to suit purchaser. G. Hall, East Burnaby. CARRIAGE SHOP. WESTMINSTER CARRIAGE SHOP��� R. J. McNeil. Over T. Ovens' blacksmith shop on Eighth street Carriages built, repaired and painu ed. All work guaranteed. ELECTRICAL WORKS. THE PEARSON ELECTRIC CO., dealers in electrical machinery, fixtures and supplies, house wiring, armature wiring, motor repairing, etc. Bank of Commerce building, phone 331, P. O. Box 928. PAPER HANGING & DECORATING. I. HUDSON, WALL PAPER, ROOM Mouldings, Burlaps, and Sanltas; house painting, kalisomlnlng, paper hanging and decorating. Sixth street, New Westminster. PICTURE POSTCARDS. COOKSLEY'S PICTURE POST cards are on sale at M. Morey's Stationery Store, J. G. Garnon's 'cigar divan, F. Mackenzie's drug store and "The Fair,'' Columbia street. PROFESSIONAL. WHITESIDE & EDMONDS, BARRIS- ters and solicitors, Blackle block, Columbia street, New Westminster. W. J. Whiteside, H. L. Edmonds. WADE, WHEALLER & McQUARRlE (F. C. Wade, K. C, A. Whealler, W. G. McQuarrie), Solicitors, Barristers, etc., 42 Lorne street, opposite courthouse, New Westminster, (Phone 143), and the Vancouver office is at No. 5, Royal Bank Chambers, 408 Hastings Street west. FOR SALE���WE HAVE A NICE, new six-room house close to Twelfth street car line, at city limits; electric light, hot and cold water, bath, Price $1650. Small cash payment; easy terms on the balance. Settlers' Association of B. C, Box 56, City. FEED ANO BREAKING STABLE. J. I. MERRY & CO., PHONE A501. Corner of Blackie and Carnarvon streets. Have opened a feed and breaking stable for horses. Horses for sale. Reference furnished. ROOMS TO RENT. TO LET���LARGE BEDROOM, COR- ner Agnos and Seventh, No. 701. FISH AND GAME. I BENSON & AYLING, FISH, FRUIT, Game, Vegetables, etc. Begbie st., opp. Windsor Hotel. GEORGE E. MARTIN, BARRISTER and Solicitor. Guichon block, Columbia and McKenzie Sts., New Westminster, B. C. W. MYERS GRAY, BARRISTER Solicitor and Notary Public. Curtis block, Clarkson street, opposite the Court House. P. O. Box 196. Telephone 64. TO RENT���FURNISHED ROOMS Terms moderate. Apply 713 Vic- i toria street. FURNITURE W. E. FALES, THE FURNITURE Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker, corner Agnes and McKenzie streets. Phone 176, night call 81. GROCERY. PRINTERS. WESTMINSTER PRESS FOR EVERY kind of job printing. Midget loose leaf ledgers; Cowie Carbon Papers. Phone 55, P. O. Box 142. OM Dally News Block, Sixth street. HOUSE TO RENT. TO RENT���SEVEN-ROOM HOU-_, with bath, $12 per month. Apply Mowatt street, 230 Eleventh street. MONEY TO LOAN I FOR THE BEST VALUE IN GRO- 1 ceries, phone 386. The Pure Food Supply Grocery, P. Q. Box 811. LAND SURVEYOR. W. N. DRAPER, B. C. LAND SUR- iveyor. Ellard block, New Westminster, B. C. RESTAURANTS. KENNY'S RESTAURANT ft CAFE Tickets, 21 meals for $4. Home cooking. All white cooks; no Oriental labor employed. Open day and night. Opposite tram offlce. ROYAL CAFE (Mrs. Archer, proprietress). Four courses, consisting of soup, fish, boiled entree or roast, pudding or pie, tea, coffee or milk. MONEY. TO. LOAN���I. AM. PRE- pared to advance money to any amount for building purposes on city propehty. Apply Dr. A. D. Buchanan, P. O., New Westminster. LIVERY STABLE. RING UP 250 FOR HACKS AND smart turnout. The Fashion Stables. SECOND-HAND STORE. WE BUY AND SELL FURNITURE and all k'.uts of new and second 1 hand goods. A Speck, near Tram 1 offlce. THEATRES. WESTMINSTER OPERA HOUSE, Lorne street, W, N. Carty, manager, Special attractions provided during the season. Advance ticket ollice, Ryall's Drug Store. CRYSTAL THEATRE, 702 COLUM- ibla street. Fins-class moving pictures; illustrated songs; numerous attractions. Program changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 0 0. F.���ROYAL CITY LODGE No. 8���Meets in Oddfellows' ball, Columbia street, every Friday even ing at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren win lie made welcome, li. iv Gilley, N. <;.; C. B Osborne, P Q, recording secretary OTHER FRATERNAL SOCIETIES include the Union Lodge, No, '.��. A. IV and A. M.. King Solomon Lodge, No. 17, A F. and A, M. i L, 0. L. No. 1160; L. 0, I... No. 1698; Court Sappenon. No. His:',. I. O. !���'.; C. O. F. Court Westminster, No. 330; Brotherhood of Owls, Nest No. 20. purchaser a Ithln tor j iii,. date of the Qrsl p 1 notice Upon you, and In caveat or certlfli ati ol Ing Bled within such p, 1, fault of redemption bi f Hon, you and each ol . ��� ever estopped and deban ting up any claim I,, v the said land, and 1 Peter Henderson as ow n tee, Ami I hereby ordi cation of ihl�� notice for tl a dally newspapi r publl j Westminster, will be go clout service thereof, Dated in the Land I;- New Westminster, Provln Columbia, this 8rd (jay - 1909. C. S. K Dlstii, 1 To Yuk Chee, Chew .lohn J. Weir. 01 ViS v a ��� ... ��� . It. ... m v ���.. ;;. 13 :. V-�� Ig Offla A U, THE EDISON THEATRE, CORNER Columbia and Eighth. High-class moving pictures, illustrated songs. Program changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday. TAILORS. GALVIN, LADIES' AND MENS TA1- lorlng. A new line of spring suiting just in. Button making, pressing and repairing. Room 9, Smith block. Entrances 625 Columbia st. and Clarkson st. WOODWORKING. WESTMINSTER WOODWORKING Co., bank, office and store fittings; cabinet, stair, showcases, mantels and detail work. Designs and estimates furnished. J. Brookes, proprietor. Works: Corner Eleventh and car line. P. O. box 254, Phone 473. FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. . O. O. F.���AMITY LODGE, NO. 27��� The regular meeting of this lodge are held In Oddfellows' hall, Columbia street, every Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Jas. Ferguson, nohte grand. W. C. Coatham. ree. secy. A. O. U. W.���FRASER LODGE NO. 3 ���Meetings the firsta nd third Tuesday ln each month. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. Lodge room, A. O. U. W. hall, Oddfellows' block, Clarkson street. LAND REGISTRY ACT. Take notice that an application has been made to register F, McCleery as the owner In fee simple, under a tax Bale deed from the mayor and treasurer of the city of New Westminster, to F. McCleery, bearing dale t_i_ 8th day of January, A. D., 1904, of all and singular that certain parcel or tract of Iand and premises situate, lying and being in the City of New Westminster, In the Province of British Columbia, more particularly known and described as Lots 91, 92, 93 and 94, of Lot 3, Subdivision Block 14. You and each of you are required [to contest the claim of the tax purchaser within forty-five days from the date of the first publication of this notice, otherwise I shall register F. McCleery as owner thereof in foe. And I hereby direct that publication of this notice In a dally newspaper for thirty days, published at New Westminster, will be good and sufficient j ervlee thereof. Dated at the Land Registry Ottice, New Westminster, Province of British Columbia, this 2Cth day of February, ���A. D., 1909. To Joseph E. Gaynor, Joseph E. Gaynor Estate. C. S. KEITH. District Registrar. All persons served with this notice, [and those claiming through or under [them and all persons claiming any interest In the said land by virtue of [any unregistered Instrument, and all [persons claiming any Interest in the !said land by descent, whose title Is j not registered under the provisions of ,the "Land Registry act." shall be j forever estopped and debarred from setting up any claim to or ln respect of the said land so sold for taxes as provided by the "Land Registry Act." LAND REGISTRY ACT. COURT BRUNETTE, NO. 4099, l.O.K. ���Meets the fourth Friday In the month at 8 o'clock, In the small hall, Oddfellows' block. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAOLES, Aerie No. 20.���Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. ln the Eagles' hall, Columbia street. A. Clark, W. Pres.; H. Schofleld, secretary SONS OF SCOTLAND BENEFIT Association, Lord of the Isles Camp 191���Meets on the first and third Tuesday of every month ln K. of P. hall. Chief, W. Sutherland. BOARD OF TRADE���NEW WEST- minster Board of Trade meets In the board room, City Hall, as follows: Third Thursday of each month; quarterly meeting on the tnird Thursday of February, May, August Take notice, that uu application has been made to register Peter Henderson as the owner In fee%imple, under a tax sale deed lrom the Reeve [and cleTk of Surrey, to The Corporation of the Township or Dlsirlct of [Surrey, bearing date the 31st day of [December, A. D., 1901, of all and singular that certain parcel ot tract of land and premises situate, lying and being ln the District of New Westminster, in the Province of British Columbia, more particularly known and described as Lots 3 and 4. if Block 4, being part of Lots 7 anil S. 1 Group 2, Map 456; Lot 7 of Block 4, [being part of Lots 7 and 8, Group 2; Lot 9, of Block 4, being part of Lots 17 and 8, Group 2. I You and those claiming through or I under you and aU persons claiming any interest in the said land 'by virtue of any unregistered Instrument, and jail persons claiming any Interest in ithe said land by descent, whose title Is not registered under the provisions [of the "Land Registry Act," are required to contest the claim of the tax SYNOPSIS OF CANADIA;. HOME. STEAD REGULATIONS. Any available Dominion Lauds na. ^n the railway belt iu Brltl.V. .-'im- , bia, may be homesteaded bj at. 7... j-on who ls the sole head of .1 i��a;. or any male over 18 years ol aje.tt the extent of one-quarter section*. 100 acres, more or less. Entry must be made personal:; 111 the local land office for the d..sl*l_ in which the land is situate. Kauri by proxy may, however, be made�� certain conditions by the fattier, [ mother, son, daughter, brothe. or sir | [ter of an intending homestead r The homesteader is requir.id to per I form thg conditions connected tier. with under one ot tbe 10.10*1111 plans: (1) At least six months re.-Iran. [uiHin and cultivation of the lan.] 1 [each year for three years (2) If the father ( or mother, If M father ls decased), of the hoaiesieiW resides upon a farm In the vicinity of the land entered for, the requlr��iM_ as to residence may be satisfied J/ JBiich person residing with tbe tas I or mother. (3) If the settler has bis per*-* [residence upon farming land WH : by li 1 in in the vicinity of his ws stead, the requirements as to resld* I may be satisfied by residence fl* Ithe said land. Six months' notice In writing iMb be given to the commission-1 oi Dominion lands at Ottawa ol IntetlW, to apply for patent. Coal.���Coal mining tights may . j I leased for a period of twenty-* years at an annual i-enlai ol Ji W I [aero. Not more than 2560 tMJj shall he leased to one Individual <jjj company. A royalty an the rate* 'five cents per ton shall be collect- on the merchantable coal mined. W. W. CORY. Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. N.B.���Unauthorised publication s this advertisement wlll nut be P* | for. LAND ACT. Comox Land District. District of Queen Charlotte Sound. Take notice that O. B. JacobsoMj I IVancouver, occupation sheep rancMgj intends to apply for permission jy lease 'he followfng descrv . l��S Commencing at a post planted �� the west end of Lewis Island, t-��J northerly, easterly, southerly ani ** terly and northerly, following l��' shore line around the island to JJ point of commencement, contain. | 800 acnes more or less. Staked April 8th, 1909. OLE B. JACOBSON, TRANSMITS SIGHT OVER TELEPHONE and he can show anything he ilkes across the wires. j The lnv-_tors are described as sons of 1 Eau'd.er of Odense and are eged twety, i^nt and thirty. They have been eight years at work on the Indention. New Danish Device Enables Distant Speakers to See Each Other. London, July 10.���The Danish brothers Anderson, already known as Inventors, have invented an apparatus by the use of which It is possible -to see what is going on at the other end of a telephone wire. The technical details of this invention are so faT kept secret, but a Copenhagen newspaper, wired the "Westminster Gazette" correspondent on Tuseday, recently employed an engineer of repute to test the broth- _rs' claim. This expert declared the claim to be justified, and described the process as .entirely new and very simple. The process dlfTers from the Korn ani other systems of photography ir. that ii makes no use of photogra- phy, tut transmits light and colors ���directly .-. speaker at a telephone fit- tel vi;h the apparatus can toe seen, USED SPRUCE BOUGH3 j TO MAKE BAD LIQUOR Cobalt, Ont., July 16-���A sensation : was caused ln police circles this morn, lng by the discovery among rhe flre ruins of the remains of an Illicit still, which bad apparently been doing quite an extensive trade before the fire. The still was located on tbe Halley_ury road, near the north end I of the flre sone, and apparently it was most completely equlpp,-d with vats, worms, tubs, etc. A tall pipe carried the fumes high In the air. The indications are that spruce bougs were used in the manufacture of a vile liquid which was sold extensively among Uhe "blind pigs." Has Not Seen B. C. St. John, MB., July 16.���Dr. Sinclair, dean of MacDonald college, ln an Interview here, expressed the opinion that within 25 years there would be a for_��t famine, and the valuable timber lands of Canada would be worthless if the necessary steps were not taken to retard the reduction of ithe foest lands, which had alrea ly commenced. Council Plans to Heat City Hall (Continued from Page 1) dent of Works Furness, particularly with reference no the opening up of Edinburgh street, Aid. Smith said the council should come to a definite decision as to the 'building ot sidewalks. All future walks should be laid under the local Improvement plan, the city 'paying one-third. The report was adopted, recommending the street should be opened when the owners showed Intention ot building. The cost would he 11000. Laying Gas Maine. W. Thomas, on behalf of the Royal City Gas Improvement Company, wrote saying his company was ready to place cross mains in connection with the distributing system on Cot llumbla street as soon as possible. City Solicitor McQuarrie said he had been in communication with W. J- Whiteside, solicitor for the company, with reference to an agreement between the city and company. The officers of the company wlll be informed there will toe no permission to open the streets till an arrangement' has been made. Aid. Smith asked lf the Westmin! ster Gas company could obtain an In junction against th,. city restraining them going ahead with the work on Columbia street lf the company was not ready to lay gas mains before the Hassam Paving company's men begin work. -Mr. McQuarrie promised to look Into the legal aspect of the question. First Street Sewer. A report was presented from City Engineer Blackman and Assessment Commissioner McQuarrie on the assessment of property for the First .street sewer, presenting a schedule of assessment charge on properties to be served. j Aid. Fader received full powers to deal with the use of Queen's park oval when lacrosse and basebal games conflicted, ae had occurred that evening. Miscellaneous. Aid. Henley moved chat Major James Shepherd be invited to address the council on road ma king when on the coast next month, and the motion was passed- Sidewalk applications were received ' from C. L. Holt for one on the eouth side of Fifth avenue ���between Fourteenth and Fifteenth strets, while c. F. Sibley asked for a sidewalk on Seventh avenue near - Fourteenth Btreet, and clearing of rooks. The Board of Works will report. The time for receiving uenders for steel pipes for the proposed water, works main from Ooquitlam lake was extended from Augtsat 9 to August 16. Aid. Gray and Aid. Johnston were the only absentees. TENDERS. Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed "Tender for Postofflce Fittings, Vanoouver, B. C," will be received at this offlc. until 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 21, 1909, for the work mentioned. Plans, specifications and forms of contract can be seen and forms of tender obtained at this department on application to Mr. C. Tossell, Clerk of Works, Vanoouver, B. C. Persons tendering are notified that tenders will not b�� considered unless made on the printed forms supplied and signed with their actual elgna' tures, with their occupations and places of residence. Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque ��_ a chartered bank, made payable t , _),a 0>.dor 0f the Honorable the Mil .��t. . 0f Public Works, equal to ten pei -e , (lo p.c.) of the amount of tne iefiuer which will he forfeited lf the person' tend-.- Ing declines to enter Into a contract when called upon ��o do so, or If he fall to complete the work contracted for. If the tender be not accepted the cheque will be returned The department doe., not bind It [self to accept the lowest or ��n> te ' der. By order, NAPOLEON TESSIER, ^,.rretai7- Department of Public Works, ��t' tawa, June 30, 1909. ��! (Newspapers will not be PftlJ ,, ithls advertisement lf they ln��e��. 1 without authority from the ment) S.S. TRANSFER The steamer Transfer ""'"Ll Brackman-Ker wharf every ttm u�� | afternoon, except Saturday, el ���>*��� for ladner, Steveston and way _P��rf , d.pa. over? i Saturday at 2 p.m., returning to Westminster Snturday evening Returning, leaves Steveston week day morning, except -rtw Additional trip Monday m"rl leaving New Westminster at 5 This schedule subject to ^w without notice. For freight and passenger i��trt ning. m. SP ply to ROBERT JARDINB. Muni*8 IT PAY8 TO ADVERTISE ���IN��� THE DAILY NE*' Westminster's Home Pap��r SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1909. THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE THREE. [Form No. �����] LAND ACT. MADE IN CANADA ! .'I Form of Notice. Ooasi Range One. ivi 11, ii Anderson, "i C, occupation, jeweler, for permission to following ^^^^^^ |*v tatl'll _______________________ . i .... t planted In :| wlngncarlth shore of Berry is- described jm in.i Coiim Ith, 1909. Apply : land, ii iuiiiniti)4 mor. oi lei s BENJAMIN ANDERSON, s. li. iv mn, Agent, lib, 1909. - ��� OL- ROY_ YEAST CAKES LIVED AT LEAST 490,000 YEARS AGO FUG IS RELIC OF NAPOLEONIC WARS Dal ' Known Human Skull covered in a Cavern in Frai ��� . Captured ai turns at | I r [ |*i.riii Nv :'-l ^^^^^^ LAND ACT. Form of Notice. - Range One. Dora Anderson, "i i :���.. occupation, lady, permission tojm** . ai leseri-ed land ;,,, planted on oi Klaoltsls island, a i ol r .rn Island. 1909, Applying tor I1, acres more or r^^^*:.-_i Best Yeast in lhe World Sold and Used Every vvher !., Corfu ^^^ Last to Its Home. 10���The E. W. GiH.ti Co Toronto, On Ltd >i; \ - il. '. l _NDKRSON, l-'ORD, Agent. ���ny. No '.'J LAND ACT. tanner, j tor permission i" lowing described Form of Notice. [Bibir:, 1 ' Range One. I,, ;,; thai John Olsen, |a_a ..... i. C-, occupation, b'< ��� fn.. | .'. Commi it a p��st planted in at ii, v corner of Davies land. Dated June 6th, 1909. Ap- b'lni: lot the whole Island, contain- in--.-., more or less. JOHN OLSEN, l'-i 3 II. FORD, Agent. iDated June 6th, 1909. [Form No. 9.] LAND ACT. Form of Notice. I District of Coasi Range One. Tak.. mum- that Ralph Jacobson, I Vanoouver, B, C, occupation, far-] fir, intends to apply tor permission purcha I 1 lowing described Ida: | l-onim,ii, -. . :i |_si planted on ' south- i in a small bay on lni]iton Island. Dated June 4th ! Applying for the whole Island plain.ng mi acres more or less. RALPH JACOBSON. Per _ II FORD, Agent. June lib, 1909. Intends to apply for perml ��� i n I Of Vancouver. I!. C, OCCUpatlO chase the following '!'��� crlbed i lommenclng ai a po and ,i in the bay at northwest oomi i ol Ma id sland, the largest i> land In 'In- In dian group. Dated June ' Applying for the whole Island, containing B0 acres mon. ,,: ].��� BBRGETA ANoERSO.N, l'or S. H. FORD, Agent Dated Juno 0th, 1909. July tu.���Tfte curious return ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^J oi Hag of th,. mn i- . ii :,i. m i.ii-ii w.i... capturi ,1 i,-, the Wlse nun bavenow | , ln m] ,. descr ,���.,, " - the iu,. ol the homo Matin i,,,. newspaper an. whose '������'l 'vi wai thai Mr. .1. Jeffcock, th n< n n cavern near Le Mous- o r ol v- Lag, w..i restore 1 Departmenl of D rda ne >v tolonel of the regimi nt, Franc about a yeaT m, j. ffcock found the flag i.i the covered th. skull was cl au of Asay-le-Rideau, near Ton: d but the pints of the ,...;.. where ll bad been placed by M. ��� ici bi i. ��� ,i togeth- ,;,. iu< ard a grandson of a forme , is now- thought ih remains i ��� .,,,, |,,.,..,��� uiands. of a young man between .- red for sah tor '--I with ' 18. : of the Ni iii- Hands, a id Mr, are protruding, the skull :. -. __. bougrfr both of them, The II receding. The nose would French Minlstery of War investigated been broad nnd flatten, the matter, and decided that M. de ie nostril, directed mainly I,.- i bad thi rlghl to dispose ol the ti fi atures being ver. fla li he di Ired. \-.i in-., of 100,000 yeafrs Is assign,,l to tlie deposit, which belongs THOUSAND MARRIAGES Tbey make tfood because they're made tJood���with seveuleen years' practical paint-makioj mixed into them. They cover more, wear bet- Ier indoors or oul, and last lonjer. Measure the cost of paint riijht��� by (he lime it will lasi and really be paint���and you will find your money's full worth to to a late Interglacl il i poe i, This would i...iko the fossil young man of v. Mou tier, ih,. oldesi nf tin. human race y<' known, DECLARED ILLEGAL >> Pure Paints Made iu forty colors for every use paint is put fo ���and made to satisfy. Maple Leaf Paints arc sold under a plain English GUARANTEE and only by people who cannot afford lo sell poor paints. CO. ff IM. E1ML V t-MSH & COLOI Limited, ol Toronto - [Form No 9.] LAND ACT. Form of Notice. District of Coast Ham... One. Take notice that Frank Jacobson, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation, farmer, Intends to apply tor permission to purchase the followln.; described lands: ���:- CHURCH SERVICES 'ii 1 ago, July 16.���According :'" Municipal Judps Beltler, Justices "r 'in if.- in ( ii cago have oo authority to perform marriage <-iti limni<--. Thej were stripped of this power When all jurisdiction in civ.i and criminal cases in Chicago wa- taken from them by tin. slaw- law establ -n- Ing municipal courts. Many justices of the peace have offices in '. otlli city and county. Joseph Stanleywitz wa�� married in the city by Justice Tompkins. Then Judge Beltler told Stanleywitz he was not married. Stanleywitz tried to obtain another license and was refused ride have post- they can get out of the tangle. Commencing at a post planted In | waicaies tnat no copy nas own lurncu ���lv���_,i���,ltlon ���howg tl)at nK)re than a siiiail bay on north shot'.- of Bend , In by the pastor or other .esjiousiblt e thousand simlllar man-lag.* have island. Dated June 6ih, 1909, Ap- ,>arty.) been perform**-!. > Anderson & Lusby Agtnts for New Westminster and District. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ * ��� Gasoline Tanks and ! (Changes for this column must be left nt, or telephoned to, this office by 1 p.m on Fridays. The omission of Now he and his near any church notice from this column I,oned festivities untl | Indicates that no copy ba3 bt_n turned Fishermen's Supplies; plying for the whole island, contain- ing 80 acres more or less. FRANK JACOBSON, Per S. H. FORD, Agent. Dated June Cth, 1909. [Form No. 9.] LAND ACT. [Form Nn .._ LA.ND ACT. Form of Notice. tiBtr'.ct rn Ooasi Range One. ; jaoobson, 'ancouver, H v.. occupation, car- ���ti-r. intends to appl) for permis- purchase tbi toilowing dell J Iir..:-. Dmmencing at a post planted ou southwest shore ol Mound island. I'i'.- Ith 1909 Applying for e Island, i waning 80 acres nr less, 'Ad HI JACOBSON, Per S H. FORD, Agent. 'd June 4Vi. 1.U9. [Form No. 9.] LAND ACT. Form of Notice. jstriii uf Coast Range One. ;''" iv - thai Albert Hunt, ot .ncouver. B ('. occupation farmer, ipply for permission to Form of Notice. District of Coast Range One. Take notice that Adolpb O. Johnson, of Vancouver, II. C, occupation, farmer, intends io apply fur permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted on j u-i the north shore of Crib island. Dated '" ��� June 6th, 1909. Applying for the whole island, ��� containing 90 acres more or less. ADOLPH O. JOHNSON, Per S. H. FORD, Agent. Dated June 0th, 1909. Treaty Signed. Sunday, July 18. The Hague, July 15.���The treaty HOLY TRINITY���Rev. A. Sliiltlrick, concluded at tbe second peace confer- jroctor. Holv communion, 8 a.m. Mat- ence relative to the pstahllshrpent of 'Ins; sermon and choral celebration at an international prize court was 11 a.m. Sunday school at 2:30 p.m.; signed at The Hague by the represen- evensong and sermon 7 p.m. tntlv.s of Or. at Britain and Japan. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN��� J. S. Henderson, pastor. Ser vices 11 a.m. anil 7 p.m. Sabbath -chool and Bible class 2:30 p.m. ��� + + + + I : t++++++++++++m++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ! JAMES & McCLUGHAN ! Trust Block, front St., New Westminster ST. Rev. to the following 'described (I :. rchas |( v at a post planted in on north shore of Kees island, of the Anderson group. Dated lm "ii. 1909, Applying for the ������' I lan I containing 160 acres ore or les U.BERT HUNT, Per S. H. FORD, Agent. [Daied Jim,. 6th, 1909. The Question Where io buy furniture Cheap as well as good Is Answered i by directing you to the store where I you can see the largest slock of new and second-hand goods of all kinds ln Ithe city. I have a splendid Cream Separator for s_le, nearly new. Com., and see how much more you can get lor your money here than elsewhere. Repairing of guns, umbrellas, typewriters, and light automatic machinery and bicycles a specialty. Alex. Speck SECOND-HAND STORE. Columbia St. "Man on the Wheel II Tali [Form iNo. H.j LAND ACT. Form of Notice. 1 -in1 Range One. notice that John Johnson, ot R. C, occupation, sales- 'nda to apply for permission the following described "'"'"" at a post plnnted on ore of John island, an is- : ' '������ 'ii Ives island and Davies Dated, June 6th, 1909. Ap- for th. whole Island, contalu- B bn acres morp 0r less. JOHN JOHNSON, Par S. H. FORD, Agent. "' '(1 June 6th. 1909. Westminster Transfer Co. ���tllce 'Phone 1g5. Barn 'Phone 137 Columbia Street. Baggage delivered promptly to any part of the city. Light and Heavy Hauling OFFICE���TRAM DEPOT llnnd lying ! District ;Take [Form No. 9.] LAND ACT. Form of Notice. of Ooast Range One. notice that James Watson, ot w ouver, b. c., occupation, farmer. n<n- to apply for permission to pur- ', " 'lie following described lands: Lommenclng at a post planted on ' northeast shore of Owl island, "ed June 6th, 1909. Applying for ' whole Island, containing 160 acres Dnre or less. JAMES WAT8O1N, .. , _, Per S. H. FORD. Agent 'wed June 6th. 1909. Mineral Waters Aerated Waters Manufactured by J. HENLEY NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Telephone 13. Office. Eighth St Crystal Theater ANIMATED PICTURES AND ILLUSTRATED SONGS OF THE VERY HIGHEST CLASS. [Form No. 9.] LAND ACT. Form of Notice. "'strict of ooast Rang^ One. lake notice that Berg��ta Anderson, PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAY, WEDNE8DAY AND FRIDAY. SPECIAL MATINEE EACH DAY 2:30. EVENING PERFORMANCE 7:30 Admission���Children 6c, adults 10c J. M. COMPTON, Manager MAKE YOUR APPEAL to the public through the columns ef THE DAILY NEWt. The Morning Paper. ST. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN ���Rev. T. Wardiaw Taylor, M.A., Ph. minister. Services at 11 a. m. and p.m.; Sunday school at 2;.(j p.m. KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ���Rev. E. G. Thompson, M. A., pastor. Pu'i'l'.c worship: Morning, 11 a.m.; evening, 7 p.m. Sabbath school and Bible class 2:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Morning subject, "The Touchstone of Fact;" evening, memorial service for late Gertrude Ankers. Sermon subject, "Through the Glass Darkly.'' QUEEN'S AVENUE METHODIST��� Rev. C. W. Brown, pastor. Services at 11 am. and 7 p.m.; Sunday school at 2:30 p.m, WEST END METHODIST���Rev. James Calvert, D.D., pastor.���Ser- Vices at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Class meeting at 10 a.m. Sunday school at ; 2:30 p.m.; Epworth League Monday | at 8 p.m.; prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. SAPPERTON METHODIST ��� Rev. E. D. Bratlen, pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m; Sunday school at1' 2:30 p.m. Epworth league on Monday, evening at S o'clock. ST. PAILS REFORMED EPISCO- t\_L��� Rev. A, deB. Owen, rector. Ser-1 .ite ul 11 a.ni. ..ud 7 j..m. lioly Com-' ui union lir.i Sunday in the month at-' l*_r morning service. Prayer ineet'.r.yi on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. OLIVET BAPTIST���Rev. A. K. Baker, ipastor. Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school at 2:30 p-m- Midweek prayer meeting on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. FREE METHODIST CHAPEL��� Eighth street, between Third and Fourth avenues. Class meeting, 10 a.iu. Preaching, 11 a.m.; Sunday school, 2:30 p.m.; Service at 7 p.m., Midw.ek prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:i5 p.m. Holiness meeting Tuesday at 7:45 p.m W. II. Van Valin. evan- gellst SALVATION ARMY���Servicos will be conducted im the S. A. barracks on Sunday as follows* 11 a.m., Holiness, 3 p.m., Free and Easy meeting; 7:30 p.m., Salvation meeting. Captain '> E. McMillan, officer In charge. Enrolment of recruits at afternoon meeting; Major amd Mrs. Morris of Vancouver will speak at the evening meeting. COLLINGWOOD METHODI3T ��� Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.m. Dundonald school house; Service at 2 p.m. and Sunday school at 3 p.m. Rev W. Ewart Jones, (pastor.) BURNABY MISSION���Pastor, Rev. Frederick Carpenter. Services as follows: East Burnaby, Sunday schol at 2 o'clock; preaching service at 3 p-m.; young people's service at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, prayer eervleeat 8 p.m. West Burnaby, Sunday School at 2:30 and preaching at 7:30. SOUTH WESTMINSTER METHO- DI8T MI8SION���Rev. Henry Wlleon, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Church service et 11 in. R. T. PRINCE Auditor and Accountant (Successor to C. Hamb_r) COLLECTIONS AND STOREKEEPERS' BOOKS OF ACCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. AGENTS FOR THE HALL SAFE CO. Office: Room 7, Hambly Block. P. O. Box 795. WATCHES BEFORE PURCHASING THAT WATCH EXAMINE OUR STOCK. REMEMBER, WE CARRY THE BEST MAKES OF WATCH MOVEMENTS. CHAM BERLIN. The Jeweler SOLE AGENTS LONGINE'S AND HAMILTON WATCHES. '; <- f k-i.K' ��; ,������ , Y",. ��� >'" ��� I M;i ' . i ' ... ' _ V t-. . I, 'i :��� "��� *' ���' .�������������� i'ii,. ' - )*'?*% * I' ' .'All- _ . :.p.' i . V s\, , !' '*, \ tr '(,',;i: I :'.";" v ���'������' ��� M i ; ,i/M ,v ; _���, , '-, jjj ���'.'-'" | ,1! . ' fyfY--, ... Y\' ������]<,} :'f" '���'^.T'lulYI ���Y^' ���-->������? I \' .v, |V' ��� :��� ��� f 'i iv ,���������;��; ���������:': ^f-Y'} ������-.*��� .'!-'��� 1 .'I '.���'!"'Mv ������"��������� 'r---->f '��� 1 *.. . ��� -till- i ��� '.'.. f ' )fw\-.,- -if' i ;'i .ii\ ' ' y- v::-'.��';. -������ .:.'������..���' :'filfff-f ��� ,'<._ f f'^ Y-r. "Yr^: . *mY4 '-., ���'*";'.��� 'iv'' . .f'��f,V- ��� ���' , .. i.i it, ".,,.." ���>: ������.;.::-.W:y: ��� 'lfAifJli' v'^'v-H m\: * ��� [. '. \x*U YV Y-YYM ���.������,"..." ��� ^ '''--"- i - f ���'' v ., i-J.L "��*i-r' ^;.'')W.|j4-:! 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THE SWIMMING BATH. welcomed ^js a policy of wisdom and foresight Conservation is likely to becoimv the wn l eh'.lord of the ago. on ths con- linen I at anj rate. It has been Bagely said that this holds the key to Individual happiness and naiona] prosperity for the presi nl as well as for the oom ing years. It will be Increasingly re, cognized as a science that teaches ih, correct use of our natural re sources to the end that all ma) e directly benefitted without endangering the yielding and producing source oi the future, ENGLISH VALET WINS GREAT DERBY PRIZE Secures the Sixty-Thousand Dollar j Prize cn the Derby���Horse Was i i Louviers. n Apropos of our article in yesterday's Issue respecting the esta llBhment of ii swimming bath in thia city, it ha_ liiin suggested to us thai a really good building might be erected whlcb would serve the dual purpose of a bath in summer and a public hall an i assembly room in the winter montHus, The suggestion appears to us to be cn excellent one, for both these Instl- vuii.ms are much needed. Ai presenl there Is no larg ball where Important meetings, concerts and the like can Ve held. The lack of proper accom odation of this kind has long been Bovireiy teli. a city of the size and defender of "provincial right- lmporthnce of New Westminster cer- In this case meant the *. taiuly ought to possess a public hall capable of seating from 760 to looo jii raons, A building to Berve uhe dual purpose referred to would however require to be located in some fairly central position. Another suggestion offered in re8pect to the bath proposition is that, in connection with the school classes, medals and rewards might be provided for competition among the natatory pu- A SIGNIFICANT JUDGMENT. 'i'h, latest decision of the Privy Council lias finally disposed of the question of jurisdiction over the rivers and streams In the railway belt, Mr, McBrlde, relying upon lis Attor- ii. y twiiii, contested 'be rlghl of the Dominion Government to exercise any control over the Llllooet river, a tributary of the Pltl river, which a a tributary of the Fraser river. Mr, McBride wanted to "light'' Ottawa anyway, and welcomed the opportunity to establish his reputation arfthe greai which ll at'on of th,. lights of others In the timber lands on the headwaters of the river, whose waters Mr, McBrlde thought could be diverted by his government. He fought it out and lost, and a good thing for all concerned that he did lose. Th,. cost to the Burrard Power LmnIon. July 16.���A sum of ��12,000 has been won In the Derbj Bweep- stains by a valet at the Badmln Club, in I'iei-u lllly. This amount was his Bhare In the Calcutta Turf club's sweep, ihe largest In the world. Some days ago it was announced that "P, .). ll.,' of London, had drawn Louv'.ers. A_ his horse finished second he became entitled to these thousands of pounds, 20 per cent, of Uhe actual sum subscribed. Over 130, i tickets^ere sold for this sweep at an entrance fee of about lis., and people in all BtatlOns of life subscribed. Last year a bank clerk won ��25,000 over Slgnorlnetta, and iu 1907 over ��30,000 was won by an engine driver on ai Indian railway. Two ifxccllcnt Buys Two lots on Dublin Street, between Fourteenth and Sixteenth Sti each $250; one-half CBsh, balance good terms. ��� A nice new cottage on Buchanan Avenue, Sapperton; $850 cash. This . a sacrifice price. Rented now at $10 a month. J. J. JOHNSTON Dupont Block, Columbia street. PHONE 169, on the race-course at Auteuil several persons received injuries from these weapons. Among the victims during the l:lsr few days are two shopgirls and .1 conductor of a "tiube" train, who is now in the hospital. Each of the victims will probably lose the sight of an eye- "GET THE HABIT' CUMULATIVE WAVE KILLS ONE, INJURES SIX New York. July 16.���One man was killed and six severely injured by a cumulative wave that struck the Spa 1- Ish line steamship Montserrat on her voyage from Europe Chat ended hero today. The wave met the ship Thursday morning in the midsi' of a comparatively calm sea so unexpectedly Special Today BLUE "DELAWARE" 97-PIECE DINNER SET, $14.50 The Fair 646 Columbia Street. taht several members of the crew and company and the cost to the province ong passenger were hurled along the I of this inexcusable blunder will be decks. considerable, but if the effect should | Boatswain Joe Lenali vs, who was in 1 be to teach the Premier and the At- tlle stern of '^e vessel, was thrown We buy for cash and sell for the same ,, ,. , .... , heavily to the deck and so many bones 1 pUS, whilst attractive pub.ic entertain- itorn.y-Genei-ai a little constitutional^. -_ broken Ulat he (1K.d before Bun.|___ rueuts in Hie shape of water polo, . law, and at the same time 11 Un lie set. "" fancy diving and swimming and Bim- common sense, the money wil] not be Five of the crew were hurlod into ilar aquatic contests and sports, I wholly lost. That is the only solace th�� scuppers and bruised. The pass- v* , , , Y _,���.__��� ..��,��,. enger who was hurt was able to leave could be given from time to Ume. it , Che people can get out of Mr. Mc- th_ shlp when _.,.e reached port bas been pointed out to us that a j Bride's defeat.���Victoria Daily Times. The ship was not Injured. Many of public swimming bath would be heart- j *-__=_____________ |the passengers are In transit, and will cool ' l'-an. - rd The Oxford Chancellor Range Everyone buying a range Bhould get 0110 that will give faction in cooking and baking, Is economical in the use of fuel, thai 10 work over In tlie bote weather, and also easy to operate and ki 1 If you wish to be satisfied In thesereepecte you will buy an range atfer you have Inspecti 1 It The prices also of these much lower than those of Other makes. Call in and In ; ��� our slock. T. J. TRAPP & CO., Limited ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������>���������������������������������������������������������. ee^ i Water Wings, Bathing Caps, Float- i ��� ing Bait Soap I GET $4.50 A DAY FOR ONE HOURS WORK remain on board until the vessel starts for Mexico on Wednesday. PREMIER McBRIDE FOR THIRD CUP TRUSTEE Uy welcomed by many of both sexes i who ure engaged in business in this | city. To such, an opportunity for bathing and swimming under safe and v���, v,lrk J;I|. ,,.. Th, ..,.....��� k Banitary conditions would be a real jable wage BCale 0*{ j4 50 a day f0r la.j ��� Joy. j borers, toe working day being only Tha locaI cluD received work yes- It is evident that our proposal has | one hour and twenty minutes, has been terda>' to the effect that the gover- excited _ irood itea.. of interest These agreed to between the compressed air "0rog^n���ral had requested Premier excited a good deai of interest, inese workei,B unjon and ^ emp*fov.n McBride to act as third trustee for Bddiiional circumstances go to abow CCTMi *** the Minto cup, and that the Premier that a public swimming bath would : When it is explained that the work nad expressed his willingness to act. valued;thus paid for ls to be done under 40 The appointment suits the Salmon to 50 pounds of air pressure in cais- Bellies down to the ground. sions, the pay does not seem to high. The new scale in full follows: Twen-' ���__.���__ ty-rtvo pounds air pressure, or less, Hatpins Are Dangerous. f';-..'da-v; from 22 to 30 pounds, Parls Juiy i6.-The frequency .-,.,- for six hours; 30 to 35 pounds, acciden $4.00 for four hours; 35 to 40 pounds. j $4.25 for three hours; 40 to 45 p ninds, I $4.50 for one hour and 20 m "te.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. he a thoroughly l-ipulur aud Insiitution, whilst they go to strengthen our contention that it would easi-1 ly prove self supporting. CONSERVATION. its, caused by hatpins worn of by The Favorite Musical Show of All Time THE ISLE Of SPICE AT Ryall's Drug Store! : Phone 57. { 44++++++4+++++++++++++++++ ++++ ���*����������� ������������������eee^ee^ MUTIDN, VEAL, PORK Fresh Pork Sausages dally. Best of Farmer's Pork. Conspicuously Clever Cast Lots of Pretty Girls. and gear has aroused Among the public. Our government has already taken- Bteps to effect a stocktaking of the natural resources of the Dominion fry the appointment of a Board of Com- niissioiu-i _ for this purpose. Out of this wise precautionary step much good should result. Our neighbors on tlie other side of the boundary line ' are bestlring themselves in a similar ' manner. The first natloual conserva- j tion congress of the United States is ! to take place at the A.-Y.-P. exposi- j tion on August 26 and two following days. This movement was practical- ly initiated by ex-President Roose- ��� velt when he called together the Gov- ' prnors at the White House, about two | years ago, for a conference upon the I preservation of the natural resources 1 Of America. As Mr. James J. Hill said at the Opening of the great exposition last I month, the first and most imperative 1 word of today is "Conservation,'' which ! te placed first, not only because i. I belongs tiere in tflie scheme of national policies, 'but also because It Deeds to be repeated and emphasised among the people of the North Pacific coast." in the past' there has undoubtedly tieen a terrible waste of the wonderful resources with which Nature has endowed the whole of the Nortm American continent. In die States the vast forests of timber are dwindling down to the measure of the dangerously little; j the rich virgin soil has been exploited by the grain grower until the yield j is today not more than one-third oi | What it originally was; the r.qh yield Of the Sea has been so heavily drawn opon that there is a possibility of the salmon becoming well nigh exterminated in the not very distant future; and in the same way the great mineral supplies and the vast water j power have been unwisely used. It | la well therefore that a _alt should be called and something done to ait j least reserve that which is left for j future us$ and enjoyment. Here in Canad we have not been quite so prodigal of tbe rich natura, resources of national wealth and energy. But there are not wanting signs j that unless steps are taken lo check ; the waste of nature's gifts and the i people taught to respect and value '��� these in a proper way, that there will he a day of ibankruptcy to face at eouie time ln the future. And so the Bteps that are ibeing taken by the D> mi Dion government for guarding these most valuable resources for the benefit, both of the present citizens of the state and for posterity are to be much Indignation During the scenes THE ENTERTAINMENT THAT KNOCKS DULL CARE INTO A COCKED HAT. pacihc Meat Market Phone 192 McMENEMY ft ANDERSON Columbia St Barefootl Souvenirs Joy Our store will be found neadquarters for Souvenir Burnt laather in every device. Decora<ed China with lo ca| views in almost any piece you may desire. Shell Goods, Beaded Work, and Post Cards. Local views of all .he beauty Spots in the city. We solicit you to Inspec our stock. It you do not see what you want you are no pressed to buy. There is nothing a child will enjoy more, during the summer ���� ^ season, than a pair of our Bare- $j foot Sandals. Cool and easy on the feet, and lined with soft porous leather. Barefoot Sandals for children grow more popular every summer. We are showing several of the best styles in most all sizes. CHILDREN'S (sizes 3 to 71-2), pair $1.00 GIRLS' (sizes 8 to 10 1-2), pair 1.25 MISSES' (sizes 11 to 2), pair 1.50 BOYS* (sizes 3 to 5), pair 1.75 MENS' (sizes 6 to 10), pair 2.00 Hj These Sandals will outwear the ordiuary low-cut w" shoes for children, and will last all summer. Secure a pair today while they last. SEE US TODAY FOR YOUR NEXT PAIR OF SHOES TODHUNTER & BURR Booksellers, Stationers, Newsdealers Successors to J. J. MACKAY A CO. *++++++++++++++++++++44444w JOHNSTON'S Big Shoe House. Ltd. Sign of the Big Electric Boot THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE IN New.Weshninster, B. C B.C. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR ROBIN HOOD FLOUR And see that you get it. ANOTHER CARLOAD JU ST ARRIVED, For Wheat, Barley, Oats, Chop, etc., ask us. We will see that Chicken Feed, Bran, Shorts, you get It promptly. Hay, HALE BROS. & CO. LTD. Phone 335. 186 COLUMBIA 8TREET. P. O. Draws, 100. H���B< We Are Selling No. 1 Dairy Butter, per pound, 30c No. 2 Dairy Butter, per pound, 25c BEST VALUES IN TEAS AND COFFEES. OUR 40c COFFEE (FRESH GROUND) IS A WINNER. ADAMS & DEANS, TELEPHONE 97. Groceries and Crockery ware COLUMBIA STREET. SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1 Tn E D A 1 L Y .; i; \y s PAGE _IVK. THE Cash Store T. H. Smith THE Cash Store ���������������������������������������������������������������������***************************������������������������������������������������������������������ STORE CLOSES DAILY AT 5 P. M.. EXCEPT SATURDAY. OMETHING TO INTEREST EVERYONE BIG WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSE OF EVERV DESCRIPTION, A DIRECT IMPORTATION, BOUGHT BY MR. SMITH, FROM MESSRS. I. & R MORLEY, OF LONDON, ENGLAND, THE BEST KNOWN AND MOST RELIABLE EXPORTERS OF THESE GOODS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. MR. SMITH WAS FORTUNATE TO SECURE THE GREATER PART OF THIS SHIPMENT AT A LIBERAL DISCOUNT, AND WE ARE PLACING THESE ON SALE TODAY AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. THE DIFFERENT LINES TO BE OFFERED ARE ALMOST TOO NUMEROUS TO DESCRIBE IN THIS SPACE, BUT INSPECT THESE GOODS, IT WILL'MEAN A GREAT SAVING TO YOU, AS YOU WILL FIND AN ENORMOUS QAUNTITY ON SALE AT ALMOST HALF PRICE. SUMMER HOSE AT 25e���20doz.ii in this special buy. Ladles' Summer Lish- Hose ln black, white, Davy tan, Copenhagen, brown, grey, pink and pale blue, plain and fancy; an exceptional bargain, and something cool and comfortable. Regular 40c and 50c, for, per Pair, TWO SPECIALS IN WASH SKIRTS SPECIAL NO. 1���23 smart tailored skirts. In linen, duck, drill and Indian Head; a splendid assortment to choose from. Some are slightly soiled, hence the extremely low figure. il ' il ir values to $6.50 for $1.75 SPECIAL N'O 2���17.50 values tor W-50 20 only in this lot, Including pique, duck and linen wash skirts, daintily strapped, and some crimmad with embroidery Insertion. A really elegant showing, and the price signifies a raidd clearance. Regular values to $7.50 for |2.50 EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES IN TOWELS ENGLISH PRINTS, 10c PER YARD A shipments of these received yesterday in Ught or dark grounds, numerous designs, per yard 10c CLEARING LINE IN NECKWEAR An unusual offer of silk jabots���the proper thing In neckwear at present; ln three shades only, white, pink and blue, a special that will not take long to clear. Regular 35c, for 20c NEW SILK BELTINGS The largest and best assortment of silk and ttn-el (beltings ln the city. All colors and designs are here. Inspect them from, per belt length, 40c to *1'25 We have no hesitation In saying we carry double the stock of towels of any store in Westminster, and can g've you any kind or any quantity Fifteen dozen heavy white huck towels, a splendid towel for hotel use; value that really can't be beat. Good size, per pair .26c Fifty dozen brown or white Turkish towels, good serviceable towel suitable for hotels or boarding house w*e. Special, p_r pair 35c A splendid selection of new lace sleeves, ln black, white and cream, a dainty 'finish for short sleeved"dresses from 75c ��o 11-50 New ducks, linens, drills, etc., for the summer dresses, goods that have been delay-d in shipping visit this svsction; we are showing a lot of new arrivals now. T. H. SMITH Headquarters for Women's Ready-to-Wear City News ;nrd- n at Tidy's ��� for tl : Flamingo lefi port oon on her way to "��� e Sooti halibut banks. SS, Ti in ter leavea every week day *'v ' day in :; p.m, fi .- Ladner, v- and and waj points, Sat- '-' ��� - p.m.; returning same day. B< ��� ��� rti ement In this Is ie ** The tug Dunsmuir b-ft pori yesterdaj ifternoon with a scow of rock t'i lii usi d upon the roads ol De ta iu i illty, For Qi i cla s cut (lowers and anj I : i -i work, telephone Davie Gn ahousi l.-iiy ** irrlved, a i arload of Ro in Hoi ; Flour. Full assortmi nt of siz.-s. 2*1 ��� ,38, now In . loi ���. Hale Bros. & Co., Ltd. ����� "��� e win be a meeting of the cm-' /.v picn i- i ommlttee this e\ r. ng in 'i offices nf th market cl��n-, at 8:30 o'clock. 'i he S S Transfer leaves Brackman- Ker wharf .-very day for Ladn r, Sn ve inn and way points, See new schedule, ** Tii visit to Coquitlam iake with members of the Vanoouver c-ty .oun- oil Bel tor today has been again rost- (poned at the request of ,!;_ visiting aldermen, who will be ens 13 l receiving Hon. Dr. Pugsley n Vancou- ' ver. A modern seven,room residence iwitb. every convenience, two blocks from the post offlce. Price $2000 I cash. The best buy offering today. White, Shiles & Co., city. ** No trace of Charles Kendall, v to escaped from the surveillance - I the guard at the prison farm on Lulu island ou Thursday was found yes t-r-1 day. That l'.gbt, delicious, wholesome bread you so much enjoyed at your friend's house was made with Kobln l Hood Flour. ������ Supi. Of Fire Alarms Mc -ty his] returned from a trip to I'Ot'.wl/d, | Seattle, and other cities. He li- Sfiected a number of fire departm.- is when visiting on the Sound. Todd's great clearance sale of pianos will shortly close. Jump in now and secure a bargain. ** Shoe repairing done neatly and quickly at A. Matheson,'s 666 Columbia street, by J. Ashman. ���* The marriage has been announced of \V. Banton, formerly of this city and now of Enderby, and Mis. Elizabeth Mary Lazenby of Peachland. Mr. Banton is very well known here, being a son of Mr. and Mrs. F- W. Ban- ton of this city. FURNITUR Still the leaders in the House Furnishing* business. Look in and see and be convinced. W. E. FALES, The Leading Furniture Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker 612-618 Agnes Street. charged into the flanks of the beast likewise failed to make him t ikIh . but when 11 hundred spectators, Impatient with rage at the management's omission to Supply hi runs., fighting hulls, jumped into the ring in protest, the wounded creature took ��'ii life, charged the crowd, and seri- cusly gored two boys, The authorities have likewise I11" hli-lted all anjateur bull fights, whloh for centuries have been especially popular in the country village*. BALMORALS AGAIN WIN, Bring Young Liberals into Camp to Tune of Six to Two, The Balmorals sustained their reputation as champs of the local leagne last evening, by laying It Into the Young Liberals to the tune of 8ix to two. The game was played at the Queen's park oval and was well at- ; tended. The play was good, but devoid of sensational features. The batteries were: Balmorals, Smith and Alf. Turner; Young Liberals, Sayce and Macintosh. Pat Feeney umpired in an entirely satisfactory manner. +. + .,+ .+.+ ��� ��� ��� 4 4 ���.���,;;���::; MARKET TO LESSEN BRUTALITY IN SPANISH BULL RING The Government Promulgates Decrees Making Regulations For Future Fights. Madrid. July 16.���With the object of rendering Spanish bull fights less cruel, les* oloody and less fatal, the Minister of t_e Interior has decided to -,-oniulgate stricter regulations. This step is the result of tne many d*aths aud accidents which have accompanied full fights, and of a 6eries of recent incidents in the ring when tli�� spectators gave themselves over to a frenzy of fury because the contests were neither fast nor sangu-n- ary enough. The most sensational of these occurrences was In Madrid. One of the bulls led into the ring was small, feeble and almost blind- Various missiles thrown by spectators from tine ampltheatre failed to force the animal to charge. Flre darts dis- Twins The Summer Vacation and the Kodak. SentjOn Approval To Responsible Peoplb * Laughlin FOUNTAIN PEN knd RED GEM 6ft- Ink Pencil Your Choice of $ Thau Two Popular Articles for only Post paid to any address El ....vis.:. M_i- iC EJCTIA. Ilmlralioni art Exact SUi Every pen guaranteed full 14 Kt. bclid Gold���cut ou right hand may be had iu either our stanJ_nl black opaque pattern, or , Nou-breakable Transpai-f ent, us desired, either In plain or engraved fiuiih, as prererred. You may try this pen * week, I tf you <_u not ti ud itai re | .*������������ m. 1. r a lie tte r -iti.le than you catt _.- | cute fur im.ei tines nus mi .t .��!'��� io _i*y other tti&k. , if not ���ntirely tat,.factory io every n- ���pert return it su-1 ��t will ������ * I I you f 1.10 fur it. Cut ok 1 irr It our f_nii.:i and jj popular K-d Gia Ink fancil n couplet* le��k proof trimiiph, may I bo carried ib any position jr. ' pocket or ihoppini hat, write* *��| J _ny ��ngt�� it first touch. l',.i 1 num (spring) feed. Iridium I rolnt, polished Tulcsn-zed ru_lier I cut, terra CotU finish. Retail I everywhere for ���*.' 50. Age nti I wanted. Write for termi, Write f I now "Ult you forget" Iddresr I I ^ Laughlin Mfg. Co.*| MajMtle Bid*.. DttrsIL Nl-h v 4 j REPORT I * ff+#+ :;���+, + ��+#+#+U+U+t -4::+.:+ �� yesterday's was a gmid market with a large attendance, ami a heavy and satisfactory day's business transacted. There was a brisk demand for most lines. A fair supply of beef was stalled, while lamb and mutton all sold readily. Veuj was in gwd condition, and had a steady demand. A fair supply of pork met with a steady re- nuirenifiit. Flsh was well supplied and sold at old figures, salmon, halibut, smelt and sturgeon all being offered. Eggs were plentiful and demand was brisk, while a large supply of butter had only a. limited demand. The mark*, for fowls continued fair all selling at quotations. The call for chickens remained steady, and ibroilers all sold according to size. An encouraging demand for ducks met the offering of the vendors. An average supply of potatoes was sent in, finding a good demand. Cherries were in brisk requirement the demand being steady for first- class stock. A fair offering of rasp- iberrles found a slow call, as they lacked keeping qualities. Other fruit has not >'et com_ in, but will be forwarded before many weeks. Official Quotations. Beef, hindquarters, 8c to 8^_c. Beef, forequarters, 6c to 7c. Lamb, 14c to 15c per lb. Mutton, per lb., 12c to 13c- Veal, medium, lie to HV_c. Veal, large, 8c to 9c. Pork, 9c to 10c P<*r lb. Eggs, wholesale, 30c. Eggs, retail, 35c. Butter, wholesale, 22V_C Butter, retail, 30c. \ Fowls, per dozen, $7 to $7.50. Chickens, $5 to $6. Broilers, $3 to $4. Ducks, $6 to |7. I Potatoes, per sack, $2 to 12.25. Cherries, No. 1, per lb., 5c to 6c Raspberries, per crate, $2 to $2.25. Funeral Notice. The funeral of the late John Linn, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Linn, will be h.id on Saturday, July 17, at 3 p.m. from Murohle's undertaking parlors, to the I. O. O. F. cemetery, Sapperton. Friends and acquaintance- please acceipt this Intimation. DIED. PAULSEN���Alfhild, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Paulsen, Tim- berland, B. C, by drown.ng, July 14. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. from Fales undertaking parlors. BUCK���Slgne, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Buck, Timberland, B, C, iby drowning, July 14 The funeral wlll take place from Fates' undertaking parlors, Saturday at 2 p.m. * Take a Kodak with you'this summer and enjoy your vacation until next year. Brownies from $1 to $12 Kodaks from $10 to $25 We assist beginners willingly Our stock is complete. D.S. CURTIS & CO. Spectacles 50c up. _��� ��� Live Stock Insurance Live stock insurance has fast become rseognlzed as one of the best kinds of insurance in existence, and an ever-Increasing number of stock owners are protecting themselves against the serious losses which they have had to suffer In the past. I represent the only strong, reliable Canadian company carrying this class of insurance, and as they do not handle any nsurance but live stock they sre abls to fulfil their obligations to the greatest satisfaction, and every legitimate loss which has occu red on any of the company's policies since they started business, ha been promptly paid, cheques usually being forwarded within a day o two, and the following letter is ��" Instance: New Westminster, June 23, 1909. A. W McLeod, Agent British American Live Stock Ass'.n Ltd., New Wesanlnster, B. C. Dear Sir,���1 beg to thank you and your company for the prompt settlement made for the loss of my mare "Nell," for although my claim form was only completed yesterday I have already received cheque for $200.00 ln full pavment. Yours sincerely, (Sgd). J. A. GIBSON. You may be the next to lose some valuable stock, enquire for particulars. W. McLEOD INSURANCE BROKER, .'���' '���I'l-'ki 'Iy" 'I';;, i#: , .;.[' ki}.. ��� !'.���:#?. i ��� ���.,, '*���*. ��� ��� ��� ���* > ��,.,'! . i MX*, YM'Yf -.I v Mi ��"7 I --VY; I, ���. -i4mt :��� Iy' "f -:ff\ .ff -V -.if I:1"-I ���'��� y 'mi fYim] ���'if:-y ;jH ;|i. m :y-.y-f i, '��:t ���'< ',���"'��� -t <������ ".����� "i ��� ;;:.���_!"! |, ' ": "������ ' ���'.' ��� ������ . -���\y' i.fYY'Yy ��� ���. . .' ,' p.. ; 1 .H I ' f Y"iU.'-,Y'y l-'i;M&%. '..'��� ay, y ������������':, ' ���������'.��� i l.ii,' '.y>, ���;.. ���i. h- ������������������ ����� : ���,"'.' V..;t��1 ��"'._!.���; ��� mm , ��� ..I ��� -I"; ��� J '-������.: -,\:m . i'i. I ' ������ 4 ' 1)'' 'I' y - ,i :���:;.���! i* '.il I '>''.'*^W * .��;''i'^%Vi ��� '������' ,'��Y,^'V. l'.'.;'���_ Yi v *;���>��� ' ���"���|J;;.��j *,��,ii!]*&i:,i-M-I fy YWnll , ; '.'. ���i.>;!'y.i'iVi| f>. i* ���. _ i"'v * ��� fYm ...;, __T*,*Y v l"v '��� i,'.'_: :r,'*>'..; iV-lt' , '���^Y.��Y^-\ YfYl^m , <���", ;'tiftw_W:i ���:" Y^m 1" * 'Vi' #': "' ""r*Y flli * ���'���' ��� f~'*4W -f'vWm ���f'^'-A'^ i'- :.".'iV-;v*tl ���f-WY'-y ,. ���-,'%:������*���#,��� "'���������;>_ *' ������ K I ** ' ".-��� i-lif-t . '���YY]W-"\ ������-i-f">,\?,.��� ���;��� , ' . <*������������ y , ,".': ,.''' ,;��� V'? ���������n"-il ���' L i. .P''��'��fi ��� 'ii ' ! YN'tf i;#| mm* 657 COLUMBIA STREET. ssi es i* " -sum���_������im PHONI et yN ft' ���. . :. H '��� PAGE SIX. THE DAILY NEWS. SATURDAY, JULY 1909. ;: - r. ";-..i ���;i " ���'������Ml-' Talk With F. J. Hart & Co. LIMITED. Official Agents of The Western Home and Improvement Company, Ltd., ABOUT APPLE LAND The NEW TOWNSITE AND FRUIT DISTRICT along the line of the B. C. Electric Chilliwack Line and V. V. and E. Cloverdale to Sumas Railway. MINISTERS WIN MORALITY TIGHT Succeed in Having Police Raid Houses of 111 Fame in Winnipeg. '^-Y^m% Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned and endorsed "Tenders for Post Office and Customs Fitting;s at Ladysmith, B. C., Public Building,' will be received until 4:30 p.m. on Monday, June 21, 1909, for the work mentioned. Tenders will not be considered unless made upon and in accordance with 'he conditions contained in forms furnished 'by Department. Plans and specifications may be eeen on application to Mr. Robert Bell, Caretaker, Public Building, Lady- smith, B. C, and at the Department of Public Works, Ottawa. By order, NAPOLEON TESSIER, Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, May 27, 1909. YOUNG TURKS RETRENCH STRONGLY Souvenirs OF THE CITY. LOT AT FINE MOREY'S IN CHINA, LEATHER AND JEWELRY NOVELTIES. SUMMER READING, SPORTING GOODS, ETC. AT MOREY'S BOOKSTORE. 665 Columbia street. Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL '114,400,000.00 RESERVE 11,000,000.00 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, and In London, England, New York, Chicago and Spokane, U. S. A., and Mexico City. A general banking business transacted. Let ters ,of Credit Issued, available with correspondents In all parts of thi world. Savings Bank Department���Deposits received In sums of tl and upward. and interest allowed at 3 per cent, pei annum (present rate). rota' Assets over $168,000,000.00. -IE. WESTMINSTER BRANCH, _. D. BRYMNER, Manager. NEW WELLINGTON COAL PENNSYLVANIA SMITHY COAL BANFF ANTHRACITE COAL JOSEPH MAYERS Successor to Mayers A Preston Office, Front St., Foot of 8ixth. P. O. Box 346. Phono 106. Royai Standard Flour Is preeminently a product of quality. You may buy a cheaper tlour, but flour is the staff of life and the one proluct which you need always���a food which above all others should receive the utmost care in its manufacture. We have made a hobby of making good flour. Its reputation is known throughout British Columbia. There is and there can be no better. Then, too, in each 49-lb. sack is placed a numbered coupon entitling you to a chance to win a beautiful 109-piece dinner set. Ask your grocer for Royal Standard Flour. MANUFACTURED BY VANCOUVER MILLING AND GRAIN CO., Ltd. VANCOUVER, B. C Dismiss Twenty-Seven Thousand Holders of Official Sinecures. Constantinople, July IC.���The newspapers announce that 27,000 officers and officials will be dismissed or retired on pension by the retrenchment scheme of the new government. These include the hundreds of hangers-on at Turkish Ministries and the followers of Ilie late Sultan, who are a little army in themselves. j Of late years the monthly pay list of the Treasury had swollen to nearly : �� 200,000 lu all departments there were at ; least three and four men to do the, work of one; but in many cases ten and more officials Were employed i where there was ibarely work for one Thus, at the Ministry of Public ! Works there were nearly a thousand clerks, where a hundred would have ��� been amply sufficient. So great was i the overcrowding that there was nev- |er room for all to ibe present at the I same time, and the clerks therefore | used to divide Into batches which re | lieved each other weekly. Winnipeg, July 16. -The police have raided in the neighborhood of a dozen houses mi the east side of McFarlane street and arrested 33 women, keepere ���4 limi: es of ill fame or Inmati b of bawdy houses. These houses wi re all verj ,ii nily open d and ii is claime i that some contained negroes and Japanese women, the later being recently Imported from western towns, Refusing to divulge any nanus and all Information, regarding the raid, the ch ef Bald the usual practice would .,. followed, imi the "usual" practice bus changed since Hi,- last raid, 13 iiiiiiiiIis s nee when Information was no1 withheld. The women wi re concentrated Into one house and r��� moved iu nine hacks, th,. city noi possi SSlng any patrol wagons. The ease presents some features of unusual Interest, as It is alleged some one promised the women Immunity, In this district wbioh is In the hear! of the town, (Ward 6), and the citizens' organization and ministerial associations have |been conducting a vigorous campaign against segregation here. it lg expected a vigorous effort will be made to find <>ut whai inducements were given to the women 'to invest, in ill., property and who offero.1 the Inducements, Another peculiar feature is that the side of the street Is reputed more dives than the east these were undisturbed. TITLED LADY WILL HIillT lllli SUFFRAGE Will Transfer Her Whole Fortune From England to America For That Purpose. Cm OF NEW WESTMINST TENDERS FOR STEEL P,pE Tenders will bo receive dersigned, up to Mondu at _:0. p.m., for supph,,, ��, 000 feet of steel pi|l��� \. ���__ diameter of 34 inches .__j D5'(l�� 10.000 feet of sfeel ph ! BANDITS REVENGE BETRAYAL OF CHIEF Man Who Informed the Police is Found Dead With a Dagger in His Heart. P. O. Box 474. Tel. 53. Res. 429. Gasoline Engines We Sell the Celebrated PALMER BROS.' GASOLINE ENGINE3. I'A I.M ER B_.O8.TW0 ! *.M> FOUR ���CYC IE ��� GASOLINE ENGINES I! ____________ -1 -t^ _���_ _��-_*_!_ ,$Y*2-*i'*-2*��,i./;| K-ft.%; * -���- ~ff0* ft-!'. ' ... ��� ���' _ Lisbon, July 16.���For some time past the district of Murcia has been terrorized by a band of dar.ng smugglers who fill up their spare time as bandits. Their chief is the notorious Molina, and, notwithstanding the efforts o�� the authorites, he always mauag_d cleverly to evade capture. Some days a^o a merchant named Ruiz, who had secret dealings with tha band, in disposing of their smuggled goods, volunteered to disclose Molina's hiding place ofr 1.000 duros ($1,000). The authorities agreed, and at night a lore, of Civil Ouards set out for lhe moun tain retreat of the robbers. Seven of them were surpris_d in a cave. They offered resistance, and two fell, shot dead. The rest Immediately Surrendered. The remainder of the band, five in number, including the captain, were on a marauding expedition, ami thus escaped capture. Later the dead body of the merchant Ruiz was discovered in a field with a long stiletto buried in his breast. Evidently he had met a traitor's death at the hands of the escaped bandits. WESTMINSTER Iron Works JOHN REID, Proprietor. .Birth Street, ��� New Westminster NOTICE. English Watchmaker Gold Watches for Ladles from %VLI' PJ- Silver Watches, gents' open fsc. |6.00. Silver Watches, gents' open case |7.60 up. Agent for Waltham and Elgin ��� atches. Watch repairing a specialty. F. CRAKE Tu�� doare ham Geo. Adame, Croctr Notice is hereby given that t���e "Pitt River Lumber Company, Limited," having applied to His Excellency the Governor -General In Council for the approval of a certain site for tile construction of certain booms jand booming grounds In the Pitt River, in the District of New West- I minster, Province of British Colum- |bla, have deposited with the Honora- I ble the Minister of Public Works, at Ottawa, plans of said booms and booming grounds, together with a description of the site thereof, and have also deposited a duplicate of each In the offlce of the Registrar of Deeds ���for the said District of New Westminster, In which district said works are proposed to be constructed, ln accordance 'th the requirements or Section 7 of the "Navigable Waters Protection Act," Chapter 115, Revised Statutes of Canada, 1906. Dated June 24, 1909. WHITESIDE & EDMONDS, Solicitors for Pitt River Lumber Co., Ltd. Ilie Roya! Bank of Canada (Incorporated 1869) Capital Paid up $4,700,000 Reserve Fund 5,400,000 Total Assets 55,000,000 In and out of town accounts solicited. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Foreign and Domestic Exchange and Travellers' Cheques bought and Bold. Telegraphic transfers effected. New Westminster, B. C. Branch, F. 3HUTE, Manager. SPRING LAMB, CHOICE MEATS AND SAUSAGE. AT TH_ Central Meat Market Owner Eight- BL ana fifth Arena. PHONK 17a BOWELL * ODD.. Proonetora opposite io house side, but Xew .nl-, July 16.���Lad. Francis Cook iYnni. C. Claflln) expec " transfer her wnole fortune '" lllls country, devote every penny ol ll to Hi. cause of "Votes toi Women, and die wiih nothing left to flgli ���-��� not even suffrage, unless i: is a b ink for ihose of the ia rer sex who transact iln lr own !'n line and belli ��� ��� in women handling the ni y of women Sh(. madi her plans i ftt todaj ai her apartments In tb P '���ai1 "''��� when she announced that she was go- leg t���ck to England to arrange hi r affairs, Sh,. declared hi r u tima , a tention is to found p > ank and said i-he diiln i know a man In politics whom sho would go across the streel to voie for, although *-lv emphath ally announced her <l i Ire to Becure l'1'' ballot ior w mui ii. Lady Cook has n i entlj B \ a an Order, in behall ol the National Progressive Women's Suffrage Union ror ��� a tremendous ��� anner to be swung |across Twenty-third sireet, in from of the headquarters of the organlza Hon, No, 122, proclaiming the Issue to which she wilif have or glv_ a Iforfune estimated at more ,'l;i" $'���* 000,000. The banner will show on one slue President Lincoln giving suffrage to ,!be negroes. On the oilier side tiie design calls for likeness of President Tf.fi giving voti._ io women, Lady Cook hopes to sec ii in place before she sails next week. ____________________________ side diameter ol' 1_ Imi,. * Specifications may be City Clerk's Ollice, ('ii, tbe OfliOe of Messrs. ||, well, Vancouver, ll. c. & liar* A deposit of an .-im... five per cent, of the co must be mad,, with eai marked cheque payable ���_��� M- ' ,''' I ii usurer. ���"' Th.. lowest or any tender sarily accepted. W. A. DUNi Cn City Hall, Xew Westmin . n ��� July l", 1909. '��� ��� ���<. ' SUPERANNUATION MAY BE HASTENED ON I. C. .. Over One Hundred Men Already Discharged and Still There are Too Many. Halifax, N.S.. July 16.���The result of the conference o fth. Board Of Trade and F. P. Brady with reference to the dismissal of the intercolonial employees Is published. The statement made was tnat they had already discharged over a hundred men at Moncton and were still overmanned. It said many of the men who almost reached the superanntia t'.on point would probably be stiper- ai.uuated. A preference is to be given to ex- einployees, when any new men tare lived .I. 8TE. ANN DE BEAM CURES SEVEN INVALIDS Miracles Reported- to Have Taken Place Recenily at Famous Quebec Shrine. Moncton, X. H.. July 16.���Seven cures among passengers on the first pilgrimage excursion train from Ste. Anne de Beuupre are reported. Greta .Willie, of Sydney Mlm-s, has been deaf and partially blind for fourteen years. and now her affliction is completely cured. Sadie (iliis, of Antlgonish, went to Ste. Anne on crutches, and returned without them. Allie McGill- ivary. of Antlgonish, has been lame for 24 years, almost since her day Of birth, and Is now able to walk as well as anyone. Margaret Ohlsholm, of Antlgonish, has for It years Ix.n suffering from paralysis and rheumatism and Is fully recovered. Grand Trunk ity Excellent Train Service Betwee Chicago. London, Hamilton, Toronto Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, j Anil all the principal busin.- -, nterse! ONTARIO, QUEBEC and the MAR.. TIME PROVINt I Also to BUFFALO, NKW VORK J PHILADELPHIA, via Niagara Fails, .or Tim*- Tables, etc.. address GEO. W. VAuX. Assistant Gen'l Passenger ai,. Ticket Agent, lltfi Adams St.. Chicago,^ Canadian Pacific Railway Co. BSSt ma Double transcontinental .daily, with Pullman touris- ai ing cars. Atlantic Express leaves ai l m. Eastern Express leaves al ~, St. Paul train loaves at 2 10 Cheap excursion Aug. 11 and For full particulars, appl. C. II. FOSTI.it. B. OOULE' G. P. A.. Vancouver. C P R -vice TAKE The White Pass and Yukon 1 .oute for CONRAD, CAKCIlO-ri. ATUS, WHITE HORSE, DAWSON ml .All. BANKS. Dally trains (except SunJa.)' carrying passengers, mail. ��� \ ��� .ss an* freight connect with stage, a; Car cross and White Horse, ma ntalnlB a thorough winter service. For information apply to J. H. ROGERS, Traffic Manager. it End view of airship "A. Y. P." "The Milwaukee "The Pioneer Limited," St. Paul t�� Chicago, "Short Line," Omaha t�� Chicago, "South West Limited* Kansas City to Chicago. No trains tn the service n ml railroad in the world ihat equal J equipment that of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway TW wn und operate their own BleeptDJ ���unl dining oars on all their tra n- and give their patrons nn excellence �� service not obtainable elsewhere, H. S. HOWE. General Agent. 184 Thhd St.. cor. Abler Portland. OJ M ' "-^^^^^aaaawmmmsmmmawmy IFish Fish P. Burns & Co. have opened up a fish market in connection with the butcher S2��P'and will fill orders with fresh fish ot all kinds in season, from one pound to a car, at the lowest price. Call or phone your orders to 101, and have fresh fish for dinner P. BURNS & CO., LTD. C. E. TRAVES, Local Manager. Wholesale and Retail Butchers COLUMBIA STREET. PHONE 101. SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1909. THE DAILY NEWS PAGE -EVEN. SI CHARLES 5 EVAPORATO CREAM Bettei than the best ordinary cream fi i purpose, Always available and nevei i It Never Curdles It is Always Pure For ice-cream, puddings, custard cl lotte i ii -si, lilanc mange an.I dessi i I which cream is used, it is an essential, i_ gives to cocoa, chocolate ani tea a delightful flavor, and to the delicate aroma of coffee an Ll. il charm. It is the best HID IDENTITY FOR FIVE YEARS ARCTIC EXPLORER TURNS OP SAEE r?T32ag-_a_-___M__��.��jre!. _3_~-:- :���-���* ' .' Russian Secret Police is Now Known For -' Criminal. 'i to Have Died Sev- al Years Ago in the Far North. ��������� v���>-��������� aiul infants, nursing mothers invalids. When you use St. Charles Cream, ynu take no chatlUt. Sold by flr.tr Crocerj E-Oerytvhere. ST.CHARU.StO-iDINSIS-COM.P'.SY luilcrsoll, (Inl 16 Tl tf.CHAr.L_. in . ... . , ... ps sa] ��� ! c ared i 12.���Gcorgi Caldwel . lio was suppos id to July i xplorer, ii i in., years ago ��hen i who unui dng i": gold north o�� he Arc- ���ii. ��� hii of ihe Ru s aii ' ������ 11 &Hve &nd is pushing i, b __ -' ,-C't_L'gag_____-__>USI 0jfsmyw& i Championship Lacrosse Match WESTMINSER vs. VANCOUVER THE BRITISH COLUMBIA ELEC TRIC RAILWAY WILL ISSUE A 50c RETURN TICKET GOOD FOR THE DAY ONLY. DOUBLE HEADER, HALF HOUR SERVICE FROM 11 A.M. Special Cars Leaving 12:30,1:30 and 2 P.M. . in r.n is, '.i iu, other lan ubjeel . was con- r . to fn j u i a ��� ���: i.l .I li a ,:. ombs, .. il He- assertion made a va ������ y lioiirt/.i'ii'. the ex- Ian revolution! I who accus- ��� lao py, Azi (f, in a letter . I' ench M .in ei ol .l.i Ic . ted than Halting had ."���������I. undei the name ol Lan- v and thai lv wai an Anarch- gave ip in.-, i u ii Paris ... . . i v. ai und ... i to turned ito Rui Bla. Thi Ti tnps say thai Hai ting Is now in London. He was a chi ,alter of the 1 iBglon ol Honor an I v..mid hav, ' n promoted to be an officer lf he bad not been I len t'i. d. Sue,. "Gen Hartlng'8" Identity, with y ������ -"a. the Anarchist, has been of_ciaJl[y a Imltted, thi accuracy ol anotli t statemeni by Bourrzeff, who wa at flrsl received with scepticism. Ii i v. admitted. This h_ the asser- toi: thai Harcing was responsible for a. "logger Bank affair, when Admiral Rcjestvensky's fleet while oa the wav to the Far East, fired upon British trawlers. I lading, who was on 'board the i i. . ..a Baj region ou bis wa to this city. Wtih h.m are ui i :. .. .1 guides, whose wives have i.'.a mourning them as dead tor the two J ears. first news from Caldwell was i red here todaj In the foi m of a ti .am briefly gi\ ng Infromatlon of bl ai i., ,;���: urn. ll is noi kn >�� n If i i . realized liis hope of dlsi over- ii the richi I gold field In the world, ll li fi the police posl a i'iipe Fuller- ton, Hudson Bay, in June, 1906, with the two Eskimos, Intending to push through io the Copper Mine rive uu I on to the Mackenzie river. He seni a letter to liis family In August, 1906, from Chesterfield Inlet and from dliat time nutliing more was Heard from hlm. The letter was carried south by a party of Eskimo returning from a musk ox hunt. Two years ago Eskimos reported that Caldwell and his two companions w. re di Icles belonging to the men were picked up, and it was believed they had perished of cold. Now, however, ii develops that the party came safely through all dangers and there is intense interest over the news Caldwell brings ot his gold hunting. He headed Into territory never before entered by white men and his t+++++++4444 m Northern Crown Bank I ..out ship Esmeralda, originated the scare about Japanese torpedo boats J��urne>' wl" hav* a geographical ml- belng in the North Sea, which result-1 ue al',irt torm '"*-' Possibility of hav- "I in the Russians firing upon the fishermen. Harting's promotion in the Legion of Honor would have occurred u|>on the occasion of the Czars coning visit. HEAD OFFICE, WINNIPEG AUTHORIZED CAPITAL PAID UP CAPITAL A WESTERN BANK FOR WESTERN PEOPLE. . $6,000,000 .$2,200,000 Deposits ar. received In the Savings Department at sli branches, and can be withdrawn by cheque without unnecessary formality or delay. Manager, N. H. MACDONALD, New Westminster. ************** B. C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manuracturere and Dealers tn AU Kina 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 WE ARE READY TO SHOW you how it ls cheaper to buy our high-class building materials than it is to purchase the poorer kind. We can point to buildings bultt with our mate-. rials that never need repairs. We can point to some others that need repairs all tbe time. But they were not built of our materials. See where real cheapness Ues? GILLEY BROS. Ltd. Eastertrook Milling Company, Eburne, B. C. FLOUR! FLOUR ! IMPERIAL 17.25 per Bbl. HUNGARIAN JEWEL. .$6.75 per Bbl. TERMINAL $5.25 per Bbl. HINDOO FLOUR $4.50 per Bbl. McQuarrie & Co FLOUR and feed merchants. FRONT STREET. New Westminster. Telephone ��S��- AT THE HOTELS. Russell Hotel. Miss Geneva Se gner, Portland, Mrs, W. H. Svignvr, Portland, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bowman, don, England. Miss Maud Adams, Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Darling, Seattle. A. E. Hall, Seattle. C. T. Hilyard, Stettler, Alta. F Stacken, Stettler, Alta. H. McConnell, Toronto. L. D. Hill, Vancouver. M. C. Robertson. Vancouver. D. C. Burnet, Montreal. A. Blair, Vancouver. W. C. Blrdsall, Vancouver. L. C. Evans, Vanoouver. E. J. Dalby, Seattle. Windsor Hotel. G. R. Frazer, Brighton. Daniel R. Cooper, Silverdale. A. W. Hambrook, South Vancouver. Mrs. Hambrook, South Vancouver. J. W. Struthers, Coi_uit'.am. Oharles Jack, Langley Prairie. W. P. Porter, Langley Prairie. W. E. Ayliffe, Langley. T. L. Thacker, Hope. H. Hopkins, Langley Prairie. R. W. Safcer, Chilliwack. W, Monahan, Langley Prairie. T. Allen, Ontario. Elias Jones. Chill.wack. O. D. Griffin, Vancouver. James Ker, Vancouver. Count Ensleld.l of Coquitlam was | visiting friends ln the city on W'ednes- ��� day. I ��� �� ��� I Mrs. T. Douglas Sheriff will not re- Ore icehe again until the autumn. Ore! . * * Xjon-1 Mrs. Alexander Cunningham and I family left Wednesday for _lacki 's Spit for the summer. ��� * ��� Mr. H. M. Stramberg, principal of the New Westminster High School, U ft early ln the week for Victoria, Seattle and the interior. He will rtuirn horoe about the middle ��f August. ��� ��� ��� Mrs. Peter Peebles and the Misses Peel-lt, left for Victoria on Wednesday. ��� * �� Mr. Alexander M. Hall, of Toronto, is tihe guest of Mr, and Mrs. P. Latham, Third street. Mrs. Frederick W. Cunningham and small son of Vancouver, were the guests of Mrs. C. E. Seymour, Seventh Street. . . . Many friends in this city will be Interested in the announcement that ' has just been made of the engagement lof Miss Ruth E. Cassidy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Cassidy, of this city, to Mr. George De-vine, of London. '��� England- PURE MILK SUPPLY A National Necessity. ; Mr. George Cassidy left Thursday on a business trip to the east. Mr. Cassidy will visit Toronto, Chicago. New York and other cities, and will '���be absent for two months. ��� �� * ; Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Cromwell There is no more far-reach'ng pi_b-0f New york city are t__ guest* of lem before the people of the day Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Sinclair, Fourth than that of a pure milk supply. Doc- street tors and scientists are at on. in choir : * * ��� assertions that the health of the child. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Pearson and ls more seriously menaced through family left for their summer home at Impure milk than through any other Boundary, Bay early ln the week, channel. In Chicago ther are muni- j ��� �� ��� clpal laws forbidding the delivery of j Mrs _. K. Black and Mrs. Hamil- milk In any but sealed containers. In ton Tovey of Vancouver, were the New York milk must be pasteurized guests of Mrs. J. J. Jones, Royal ave- before lt receives the seal of official j nue, on Friday, approval. But the prov .Tb'.al coaoh- j �� ��� ��� and-horses can be and Is driven; Mr. Shute, the new manager of 'he through and through these ordinances j noyai Bank, and his wife, have taken by unscrupulous milk dealers and the!the hous,? of Mrs- C. L. Lewis, Agnes iperll is as givat as ever. For in-j street. Mrs. LewiB, Miss Lewis and stance, the so-called "Commercial; Mies A'ma Lewis ar�� at present stay- Pasteurization" consists in superheat- j(ng at the Russell hotel. lng the milk for but a few minuses j ��� �� ��� which may or may not kill thL> dis- Mrs. Angus McColl, Miss Vera ease- germs and ls liable to destroy Leamy and Miss Alma Lewis, returned the necessary and healthful ferment on Tuesday from Belcarra. I elements in th milk. * ��� ��� Ther�� is one, only really safe and | Mrs. Charles Watson, reliable source of milk supply and dale, Master Campbell Miss Annan- Watson and that ls to have the milk evaporated I Masters Lynn, Tom and Arthur An- and packed in sealed tins under con- j nan.ale, will leave on Monday for ditlons of ideal cleanliness In such a | Blackle's Spit. factory as the St. Charles Condensing j company at Inger-Oll, Ont. Here a i Bonfires Kill Children, mammoth modern plant, governed by | Winnipeg, July 16.���Dr. Ingiis, ln the highest ideals of cleanliness, and ibis report for June, calls attention to operated by over 100 employees, draws I the fact tha( out of fifteen violent upon the rich Oxford County milk sup- .deaths, five were children accldentai- ply through ov_r 90 special dairy sta- ly burned to death as the TeBult of tions scattered throughout the county. plav!ng with Ibonfires. The milk is (handled with scrupulous) The coroner suggested a general care, ls evaporated and packed with->i mlng to parents to look after their out admixture of any description and children during the months of tihe ls shipped in sealed containers under spring cleaning up, and that dhere the names SL Oharles Evaporated should be punishment of some kind Unsweetened Cream, and in Silver meted out to parents who neglect their Cow (Sweetened) ibrand, guaranteed [children when fires are around, to keep pure and safe indefinitely In any climate. The St. Oharles goods can be dilut- Flre Among Torpedoes. Cherbourg, July 16.���A disastrous ed and Instantly produce the same j fire broke out1 last evening In the rich pure, fresh creamy fluid that left | storehouses here ln which are accum- Uie Dalrvman's palls. ulaued the arms of percussion and th* There Is not a household In the torpedoes for the su_marine vessels |bury, dally except Sunday; Woodward, land that can afford to overlook this of the navy. A great number of|Tu_sday, Thursday and Saturday, via It is Largely a Matter of Deciding Every housewife who uses flour mus. be Itnerested in ROBIN HOOD, "the flour that is different." You hear ii makes a bigger loaf, thai ihi- loaf Is sweeter flavored, mors nutritious, more easily assimilated, ���tluiii bread made with other Hours. We can teli you why ROBIN noon flour makes thai kind of loaf, but what ought to Interest you more than "why It do, s' is that "it does." You can prove What w-e say is true al no risk of loss to yourself. Ask your grocer about our guarantee, The Saskatchewan Fiour Mills Co. LIMITED. MOOSE JAW, SASK. S���WHEN YOU USE ROBIN HOOD ADD MORE WATER THAN USUAL. Hotel Butler Annex Fourth Avenue and Mar. SEATTLE Street RATE8: Room $1 psr day up. Room and board $240 psr day up. FVoom with bath $240 per day up. Room with bath and board $4 per day. All outside rooms, with hot and cold water, steam heat, long distance telephone. 'Bus meets all trains and boats CARLETON GILBERT, Mgr. FOR SALE Seven-roomed house, modern improvements, and six lots in orchard, between Pine and Third streets, facing Fourth avenue. Price $8000, half cash, balance terms. Apply McQuarrie & Co., Front Street. Mail Service Following are the hours of despatcn and arrival of malls at the New Westminster post office, the hour given in each case being the hour of closing, which Is half an hour, as a rule, before tbe actual despatch. AU malls, unless otherwise stated, are despar.cn- -d and received dally except Sunday. The only mails dispatched and received Sunday are the G. N. R. South and C. P. R. east malls, not including the way mails, Sapperton, Fraser Mills and Coquitlam. Mails Despatched. 6:00 a.m. (closed at eleven o'ciock the previous night)���Vancouver via G. N. R. Owl. 8 a.m.���Vancouver and Victoria via B. C. Electric railway. First C. P. R. east taking all points east including Langley and district. The mall for Abboisiord and district, Claybum and district, Huntingdon and district, and Matsqui are despatched by way of Vanoouver. 8 a.m.���Bialne and Seattle, including all U. S. points east and south; and Hall's Prairie, Fernrldge and Haz- elmere, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. All Surrey malls are received from Cloverdale, except Hall's Prairie, Ha- zelmere and Fernrldge, which arrive on the Port Qulchon train on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. 11:00 a.m.���Vancouver, Victoria and Central Park, via B. C. Electric Railway. . 12:30 p.m.���Strawberry Hill, Timberland and South Westminster, by courier (Tuesday and Friday). 1:30 p.m.���East Burnaby, by courier. 2:00 p.m.���Burquitlam, iby courier. 2:00 p.m. (Summer months close at 2:30 except Saturday)���Ladner, Port Gulchon, Westham Island and Sun- head on Tuesday and Friday; Bon Accord, Tuesday and Friday. 4:00 p.m.���Vancouver and Burnaby lake, via B. C. Electric Railway. Saturday an extra mail ls despatched to Victoria via Vancouver at this hour. Blaine and Seattle, including all U. S. points east and south, via Q. N. H. "Flyer." 6 p.m.���Second C. P. R.. east, _r��r eer Mills. This mall takes the following local places: Barnet and Port Moody, Pitt Meadows, Port Hammond, Port Haney, Mission, Chilliwack, Harrison Hot Springs, Agassis, Lytton, Llllooet, Spenoes' Bridge, Nicola and district, and all points east except Kootenays. Malls Received. 6:45 am.���Bialne and Seattle, Including all U. S. points, via G. N. R. "Owl." 8:20 am���Vancouver and Victoria (except Tuesday), via B. C. Electric Railway. 9:0t to 10:00 am.���Strawberry Hill, by courier (Tuesday and Friday). 9:30 a.m.���Vancouver and Victoria, via G. N. R. 10:00 to 11:00 a.m.���Ladn-r, Port Guichon, Westham Island and (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday) Woodward, via steamer J. C. Bruce. (Steveston despatched and received via Vancouver.) 8:40 a.m.���C. P. R. east (first train) Sapperton, Fraser Mills and Coquitlam. 1:00 p.m.���Vancouver, Central Park and Fraser Arm. 1:30 p.m.���East Burnaby, by courier. 2:30 p.m.���Burquitlam, by courier. 3:30 p.m.���Blaine and Seattle, including all U. S. points. 9:40 p.m.���Second Mall east, and closed mail from Sumas, and Seattle, Including TJ. S. A. matter, and also Fraser Mills. (healthful, safe, always pure milk and troops were ordered out, and they cream supply. Sold by all grocers co-operated with the firemen and the and dealers. employees of the station in fighting the flames. The work was attend _d Lever Brothers, Toronto, win send you with terrible danger. At midnight free a cake of their famous Plan toi damage to the extent of several mil- toilet soap, if you mention this paper, iHon francs had be.n done. J. C. Bruce." (Steveston mall ties- patched and received via Vancouver.) 2:30 p.m.��� Vancouver and -tper Sidlng, via G. N. R. north. 3 p.m.���Cloverdale, Nlf-omekl, and Port Kells dally. Clayton on Tuesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday; Tyne- MAKE YOUR APPEAL te the public through the columns ef THE DAILY NEWS. Ths Morning Paner. IT PAY8 TO ADVERTISE ���IN��� THE DAILY NEW Westminster's H��me Paper. fm , , ��� * i ���', -���.,. ; V-" '.,.<<'.�� VY ��� I \ '��;,'.,���. iii '' V'-ii"'1 '' ..'V\ ^ i Y :.Y' I W I yY Y 1 ' ' ��� I ���! '��* , , . , ' i '��� ' ' "' '.flti.,1 . , .**%.* \��' iY, ���' ':���������.:���. ��� V'j i ,' ������'���- . ri |f '. -.Lr'! VV , ��� I , YYM' ifl.'.'^^ ' ' :. "t-Y'Yd ' '���- y. vSr, . .!,,'! .'. ;Y'V;/. YY't,..-,; ! 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HAY- RAKES, SCYTHE STONES. HAY FORKS. Our ad. simply means this, that we have just received a carload of Purity Flour and to introduce it to you we are offering it at, per sack, $1.90 The name explains exactly what the Flour is in every respect. Give it a try, and get it at I ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ \+ .4 4 4 4 ��� ��� : : i ��� ��� ��� . ��� 1 ��� ! ��� ��� * * -> ��� ; Clubs Agree on Outside Officials ��� �� �� 4 * 4 ��� 4 ��� * * m 4 (Continued from Page 1.) really not half as .jig as they bad appeared, Matt Barr, who was present explained his act ons of Saturday last, OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. ��� which had given so much umbrage to the Westminster i. ��� ������ In regard to bis not having ruled off Clarkson for injuring turnbull, he explained thai ho had had no Idea that Turnbull bad been done any ser.ous Injury. "Tu. .i- bull remained standing after IY encounter With Clarkson,' said hi -.the News after in,- meeting. 'No.. ��� .."ii wouldn't expect thai of a u.a.i 0 with a broken rib. WE HAVE A SCYTHE "MADE IN SWEDEN." WHICH WE RECOMMEND TO YOU. : Anderson & Lusby t COLUMBIA STREET. ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ������������������������������������������������������������������������� Vou would think that if Clarkson had run iino hlm luud enough to break his ribs Turn- hull would haw fallen. I certainly had no idea that Clarkson had hit Turn'oull so hard; had I, I should cer talnly have ordered him off. As ii was, I thought that Alex must havi Btrained a tendon, by slipping on tin- grass or something of that son. i had no idea that Clarkson was to blame at all." In regard to his action in taking the check away from Lynch, he slat . that be h.t been rather irritated by the Westminster official's action in handing out nothing but 10 minute checks, and that he had remonstrated | with hlm. Lynch, he said, had an- \ nounced that he only intended to tisc 10-minute checks in that game. Consequently when Lynch had given on' a .-minute check, he admitted that he was irritated, and refused to acknowledge it. Let Maiter Drop. On hearing Mr. Burr's explanation rhe representatives of the local club expressed themselves as willing to let the matter drop. Pres.nt at the meeting were President Gray. Secretary Lynch. Rev. J. IS. Henderson, acting for C. A, Welsh Don't forget J. H. Todd's sale of who was III, Matt Barr, President musical instruments continues all thisjeon Jones of the Vancouver club, week. The store will be open every I Lionel Yorke id the sporting editors evening. Those wanting musical Lf the Vancouver papers, instruments at great bargains do not I h. Ryall attended in the early par; fall to attend this sale. of the evening representing Fr-d Lynch, who was detained, hut arrived J. H. TODD'S ��� I Big Music House'SUPERIORS CEKSU8E COLUMBIA STREET, j OFFICIOUS INSPECTOR PUBLIC SUPPLY STORES ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK. GEO. ADAMS, Prop. Imperial Chocolates ARE FINE. TRY THEM. A GOOD STOCK FOR SALE BY T. A. MUIR & CO. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS. Ellard Block, New Westminster Immigration Officer Who Refused Pas sage to Sick Man Gets No Sym. pathy From Heads. MAKE YOUR APKcAl to the public through the columns of THE DAILY NEWS. The Morning Paper. A Reliable Clock Is a necessity in every home. I have just received an assortment of 8-day Parlor Clocks. These are both useful and ornamental, being accurate timekeepers and in handsome cases. Prices from $7.50 to $12.00. Also the folowing: 8-day Kitchen Clocks striking hour and half hour ...$4.50 8-day Office Clocks from $5.00 to $25.00 Alarm Clocks, from $1 25 to $3.00 Gl to have you call and look them over J [j. GRAY, Waichmake- and Jeweler DOMINION TRUST BLOCK T> ������Mm i p Buffalo. July 16���A special to the Evening News from Wasningion, says; In the absence of official reports oh the case of Frank Scopic, the Injured Canadian who was held up wh. n brought to Buffalo for an "operation, offlc.als of the immigration commission decline to d'.jcuss the case for publication. A searching invtatiga tion will be made into the conduct of inspector Sparkling, who would not admii Scopic. Unofficially it may ibe jsaid that the immigration officials j'nere share the indignation expressed in Buffalo over .the detention ol Scopic. "We expect our officers to use di_ jcretion in such matter,'' said an offl |cial today. "We would be sorry to 1 bear that we had In the service any | man who could act jn a manner apjar 'ently so heartless." It is pointed out that the immigration service has three years in which ; to arrest and deport an alien found In the United States contrary to law. Scopic could have been permitted to land Immediately for treatment and could have been deported at any time within three years. Secretary Nagel directed thait a speedy and thorough examination be made. At the hospital this afternoon It is stated that Scopic is doing nicely and has a good chance for recovery. Supreme Court. Notice is given in this week's ga�� zette to the effect' that the Hon. Mr. J Justice Clement, as vacation judge during the month of July, and the Hon. Mr. Justice Morrison, as vacation ju-'ge during the month of Aligns:, will sit nt the law courts in Vancouver, at 10:30 a.m. every Thursday during vacation, while Hon. Mr. Jii9tire Irving will sit in Victoria on Wednesday, July 7. and each Wednesday for lh.. remainder of the month. Model Sign Works SIGN. SCENE AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Old News Block, Sixth Street Ne v Westminster. I ��� iso. P.^Young, Prop. NOTICE TO HOUSEHOLD VOTERS. THEFRASER VALLEY FARM LAND SPECIALISTS. �� Sli*SS4SiAAii4A*Ai*4*laai4 Applications from persons desiring to ib��� placed on the Household Voters' List will he received at the city clerk's office up to the first dav of November, 1909. W. A. DUNCAN. City Hall. July 2, 1909. Citv Clerk. Edison Theatre Animated Pictures and Illustrated Songs. THE LATEST HITS OF THE SEASON. I Program changed Monday, Weu nesday and Friday. Special matlne. for ladle-" and children Saturdays at 2:30 p. m. Sapperton Twelve lots, well located, $2200 These are a snap. For full particulars apply to F. J. HART & CO., Ltd. I * <i SUMMER SALE OF Ladies ewear A BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES OF LADIES WHITE CAMBRIC AND COTTON UNDERGARMENTS. CLEAN, ATTRACTIVE GARMENTS OF A MAKE THAT IS A GUARANTEE OF PERFECTION 0F STYLE AND WEARING ABILITY. CORSET COVERS NIGHT DRESSES COMBINATION UNDERSKIRTS, DRAWERS See our large corner show window for a few lines selected from an immense choice on sale in the ready-to- wear section���Watch next advertise, mem for list of prices. ON SALE TODAY. SPECIAL PRICES TODAY ON TABLE LINENS Pure linen table napkins, each.. 10c Three-quarter size pure linen Liii napkins, hemmed or plain styles, 10 dozen only, sold singly each ....10c WIDE LINEN TABLE DAMASK, 50c PER YARD Regular values 60c and 65<" Four pieces only bleached table linen, t'i" to 72 inches. Small patterns, These linens are from the bvst Irish manu factures and are most desirable foi every day use. Regular value 60c and 6Dc. Today's price per yd...50c COTTON TABLE DAMASK A table damask with a perfect linen finish wlch remains after being washed. Patterns are attractive You will he pleased -��-it_. the wearing qualities. Per yard 75c SOME ATTRACTIVE LINES IN CHILDREN'S SUMMER SACKS. Lines that are much In demand these day*. Do you need new hosiery? CHILDREN'S LAOS SOCKS���Fine lisle socks in lan and white; sizes I I-J to 7 1-1! inches per pair 20c 'o 25c. PLAIN COTTON* SOCKS in tan. black and white; special large sizes now in slock C 1-2 to 8 1-2 inches; per pair 20c to 25c MERCERIZED LACK SOCKS In tan lisle thread finish; sizes li 1-2 to S Inches. per pair 25c to 35c COLORED CASHMERE SOCKS��� Pink and sky colors only; sizes 4 1-2 to 5 1-2 Inches. Per pair 15c Three-quarter length Socks���Black cashmere socks,garter top, sizes 5 to 7 Inches. Per pair 25c W. S. COLLISTER & CO.
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