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f- MAR 251907 % WCTOB\^3- '^QlE 2, NUMBER 70 XKW WESTMINSTER, B.C., SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 23, 1IMJ7. 10 CENTS PER WEEK WDFELLOWS ENJOY BIGM ASSOCIATION FAT STOCK SALT GUARANTEE OF PEACE BANQUET DRAfTS RESOLUTION CLOSES THE SHOW IS WANTED (CONVENIENCE CAUSED BY DE- AUCTION FAILS TO DRAW BIG . Hundred Guests Attend Royal City Lodr . Thirty- NC0NVEN1ENCE caused by de auction fails ro draw big ^^ Master Buj,der8 Demand Satisfactory Agreement ���"�� , i n * C 1_ it- r- , r LAY IN GETTING TITLES TO CRCV7D���LOGAN EXPLAINS _ . , _, ... ���..��� -. ., ..,, ., ;;vth Birthday Party���Speeches and Toast Spread of From Labor Men ��� Unions Will Decide Whether J'xu DEEDS ANNOYS MEMBERS P EASON3.���WINNERS. ., ... . , , Five Thousand Men Must Work or Loaf. Brotherhood of F., L. & T. Commented. /n. institnt< . on March 22, 1871, Royal v,, : 1 o. <). I'"-. yester- I Lou ��� -x ��� ������<i ita 3Gth anniversai eli . |0Wa and Rebekab rt in the anniversary .ulminated last even- , ��� held in the commo- 11 lufellows' building Lasl year over t r mi six hundred and elgh> seven were .������! \\f (��� (1 relie ei' th, 1 ..-/ nd wi,l, sick and distre > Ord, numbered Iii.olii -11 101 dinat, lodge ith 1.27S, . 1 an in", ease " 1,1-1 I. ["here were '���-'���- f, ll li a in, ' ���.:., n: i m .'.. '���. 111s Bro. c. S. Keith, Sist, . .1 1 [g, s an I ,.- - ii I, .- ' ran ��� the banquet, His Kearj occupying a ��� Aid. Shiles, P.G I, .1. Johnston being on liis ��� B. Owen, J. S. Hend- li rett, an 1 D. E. Mac- s, a'i'1 ai the chair- ��� T. A. Mutr offlcla- 1 chair. Around ihi- ��� I the beautifully de- heavilj loaded tables pro- ��� 250 guests present. - that followed the ban- emb, : having gaine i 27,221 1 b, rs la>i j ear. Time forbad, tail, d explanation of the obj, tb Ordei ml i grea ai make mankind hap 1 and thi 1 ������ r 1 \ ause) llis W01 ship Mayoi Ke 11 j in ing to 0 City," preface I bl marks I relating .1 hunioro 1- in, id- 1 ni connected with the installation of ��� in- lodge UO yea, - ago. Bro I. J Johnston, Disti Icl D, 1 itj of ih" Order, briefli spoke on the sub- ��� en ' Westminst' 1 B ne, .������'.. ��� . ; . tion tnel at a mei ��� ��� the r, . . ��� 1 staff , th, i. : R, office al Ni- .' We ' :.;:.- In ��� : enc, th, Tin . . . sale of hors, - an 1 fai aftei n,mii. made a Bt- ing ������ . mination to the successful ex- f the two preceding days. The .- th, sal did not quite co a, up to nticipations of some of the than $5,000,000 Seattle, March 22.���Before any or-, ter Builders' association, which body dei will be issued by the contractors is now trying to settle the la1", dis- for the resumption eef work on build- pute with the Building Trades assem- Ings and contracts, involving mon satisfactory agree- ni, nl musl be reached with the representatives of organized labor In the Building Trades assembly, which In effe,' will be a guarantee of pea, e un- semen having de- ,vith :.aw 1 lu- sl ililons, bul those lirectlj concei ne I were loud ii 'I "ii "a, re sion of satisfaction of 1 tv. Thirteen . ol catt!, w, re s 1 and In all cases bro ighl a good li- nre. Mi. Logan, in e ommenting 1 h, show, r, .. 1 1 that although he hal tractors who are members o ��� Hie" is ove three (3) n iii the big cattle men In tl ��� ������-���������������������-������������ month m: ears and is dai ��� accum- Upper Country, it was not to be >.-x lily. The issue is defined clearly. It musl lie either peace or war tor the p, riei.1 between today and July, 1909. That ilie whole' matter will li ive to be referred to the labor unions them- i . es Is conceded and In the hands will resl the til after completion of the buildings of the' various unions will re-st the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposl- question affecting the dally employment of between -.'a111 and 5,000 men 101 lion This is the Btand taken i, the the co.i- M as- in the ultimate problem. working out of the a.-; oi' humor and of j,, i : The Grand Lodge," and in so paid glowing tribute to the work of the Gi an I Se, i etary, '. Davi.-. M.I' P., Bro. Rev. .1. S. relative to the early m Westminster and of in British Columbia. P.G., one of the found- |s and t darter members of the lodge, ,.,'v.. . ��� events lea ling up to the ol ;!i" Order In the- eli s [.. Its origin ',e .1. I". Scott, Upon the grand and :-. D. Mllllgan, the late bration of the event. J. Armstrong an.l himself. Bro. Music, vocal and instrumental P.G.M., alsi, one of the recitations varied the speeches ��� of the lodge, recalled .. int, sting facts relative te> Its : mi "ii an Oddfellow fur a hen he first joined the i ish Columbia, there were mi m . hundred members as ho is.mils today. Th, 0 let We.- itt'ieresen;." was the e- address Grand Rf-pres- ��� - 'An I v, he re is b.\ ;���..- n of the in said staff an I the said ��� isiness is seriously delayed 1 the |,ublic pul to great inconveni- di ��� an I loss; 1 ....... . i: r, solved by the Bar Associ ition of the City of New Westminster, that the attenticfn of ih, Hon. iii" Attorney General be ', lied ''' this unsatisfactory state of affairs and that he be respectfully urged to cause a full and sufficient working staff to be provided immediately for such Land Registry office in order that the public demands upon this institution may be fully anl effectually met; "And that a copy of this resolution be sent to the Hon. The Attorney General, the Hon. the Minister of Finance, the Hon. the Premier and to Mr. Thomas Gifford, MP.P." The liar also favored a movernenl thai is now on foot to secure an ap- ]f ) propTiation of $15,000 for the erection a Rose," was suag by Miss Lund " B sepmte land registry office Miss Mack recited "The Bishop bnllding and appointed a committee OLIVER PROBES PETER PEEBLES doin; and ! li a le rsi a. N.G., of Amity Lodge, ��� half of the Sister lodges, congi lul ing Ro\ al City Lodge upon having attained its 36th birthday and luspicious eel, ��� ted that a show of this description would assiiai" mammoth proportions right al ih" start. People' se, med to think that the large cattle men should have been better represented. The reasons for their absence, Mr, Logan said, was thai these men. when they came to buy cattle, generally figured Or. buying by the ear load, and as yel the show was not a sufficient inducement to thein. The vbgkqj vbgkqj ment. The hay question was also a serious one. Owing tn the severity ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ of ihis winter, hay in some places was cast upon many transactions in which a scarce article, selling as high as peter Peebles has figured prominently, $15 per ton, and prospects of having to feed stock till the end of April did not appeal to the cattlemen. It could ii e n s me; hyloplate same' 50c lis 50c, freighl on expressage on INTERESTING DETAILS CONCERNING WORK DONE BY SCHOOL TRUSTEE GIVEN TN HOUSE. The light of publicity is now being and and courses, Miss Crake contributing Brown's Had His Hair Cut, and "The Bald Headed Man," as an encore. Rev, A. deB. Owen's rendition of "Fid lie and I" evoked enthusiastic applause and Miss Spring received a recall for h, i song "My Little l��og Hut.' wer an 1 not be expected that these men with large herds, and in some eases an insufficiency of feed, wo,lb! want to ac- quire more stock. Following are the prize winners in the dressed carcass competition: Best beef carcass, over 2 years, H. M. Vasey: Pemherton Stock Farm. John Oiive-.', M.P.P. for Delta, is draw- W0,iiK as ing back lhe veil ami allowing the public to gain an insight into the details of work done by Mr. Peebles, who, since June 1903, has carried out contracts which have cost the government the sum of $12,375.90. Particulars concerning three jobs executed bj Mr. Peebles, in which ihe public has taken considerable interest, have $116 ::,, \. B.���The 15 elays first mentioned are for services In connection with the completion of the four-room school bull ling al Ladner, ln accordance with specification submitted. The' cost of fitting up lhe hyloplate was $15.55. I!. 1906, April and May���To erecting new toll-house, two w. ('.', to m >v- ing old toll-house from cent:,' of bridge to end of span and projecting Hush with inside guard-rail, and Other authorized by public works engineer: W. Crelg, 66 hours at 40c .. W. Pi acock, 114 hours at the J. Lin Isay. 5 days at $3 15 00 G Johndro, 27 hours al 40c... B. C, E Ity. Co . 800 ties rails at 2c Vulcan Iron Works, cutting rails I Westminster Express Co $2H 40 45 60 lu 80 in nn Best mutton carcass, over 1 year, ,T. been obtained in answer io questions p pe( ;,,. 23 days at E. Mackeaote was called and the Cow," both being heartily ap- eliver. Ln toing so ke gave plauded Mr, Stamford's strident facta aad figures relative tones were heard to good advantage ',. growth aad Influence of the In "Purging Unlet Phi world over, wlrerever ,i- selectio* lite ti ��� m Od_rellow_blp followed also ingi lizfng Influences ��� . ��� :e ���-.���<���!i'y, and till.. : "i.i liei IiimiiI \eichor." Numerous by a full string orchestra i nliveneS the proceedings ol ronglioui the evening, the program its aim at e iiu terminat, I In the time honored of man. maimer PORTLAND AGAIN DEFEATS LOCALS I tow ' la eing exactlj the pi si' ion ir. wliich the tw i t, ai - lood ai the eeriod of i n of (heir body consisting of G. E, Cor bould, K.C., W. Myers Cray, and J. Stillweil Clute, to accompany representatives trom the city council and the board of trade to Victoria, in order t" lay the matteT before the government, ami If possible to have the desired amouni include' In the estl mates. Failing ibis, an addition to the present conn house building and registry office will be asked for in order to provide more vaull and offlc, accommodation for the office staff, game on K'ednes- ,t barrister's room, which is badly m ������ le I. will be another req h -' Thompson, 1 and ". Best carcass pork (bacon type), .). Thompson, 1 ami 2; H. Webb. Besl carcass (for local tradei. H. Webb. A, Brown and .1. Thompson. Special by .1. Reichenbach ,t Co., N'ew Westminster, $5.00 for the besl mi (ass of pork. II. Webb: also $5.00 for ih" best carcass of beef ai Bhow, li. M. Vasey. $2; i AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE. by John Oliver. Mr. Oliver asked the Chief Commis- | Sioner of Lands and Works the following questions: , 1. What particular repairs did Mr. | * fll_____N____-- P. Peebles make to Hall's Prairie Special Hill Climbing Machine Bought school for which he was paid $400 on for Renting Purposes. August 15, 1905? \S.KETBJU_L MATCH IS ESTING,BUT VISITORS TOO bT RONG. INTER- PROVE i ning. Wes minster i ���'��� ne I up the' fe w seconds aftei , laj was id, but Iportland immediate!) ��� ' finish at ih" baaki t -��� evening, the Portland gain defeated th ��� New S, nio M> .1 mosl e!e- ��� final result b, Ing 27 ��� inn i ovement in th, no Ic able, but i age of having W. ent re, e Port ��� . . tough a ; : PCI M ��� j ��� 1 '��������� n '. u real! ' i n ��� >' ��� I th I I al we>l . I' ' ^1 : M bill ime tbe Royal City ntag, . i the 2 in ' their hi i,e sl pot ��� for I Vancouver miss, al ��� : - ', ire I the lead, ��� i shot ; i the ball in I he ne r min- : P inland nette I th, ��� in quick succ, ssion. The re : :��� ��� of ill" game was a siM'e- el'is- oinlmeni ta the home spectators, the visitors rolling up the sneiv it, an -��� in.iiin- r until ii stood at 27 to 15, �� ie n the game' ended. Portland te , luai ds, youn . i li vt . Fo es; forwards, Hart- isst'll. New' W< stminster Ittle :'��� ii, v. nt, unii : fori -. '���! Ison, ��� i Re! ". C ,1 '. Port- Ian !. Lli ��� u. J. Glfl I > '��� i '':���' liati 1 the Sixth Ueglmen Int, i ru, liati ilted in a ��� ��� . tor; f, ��� lie h in, I i Th, . tn, ". ���- fast fr im start to fin ��� I Iliis ol Van, ouver PLAY BALL. GIRLS. Lady DiaT-cnd Dusters Ooen BaE?b?!l S?c6on in the Rain. '.. hall Ord ir - mes II e h 'key, ei quet and te m Ion? a ������ al . i lhe ambit ��� V .. W, tminster. Then me ��� n t the sent i ime lhat Ie . ttracting their attention, an I thai baseball. Two teams haw been ii r, sentlng ihe Pul ' school, and at P. '��� con posed , li, the High s, ' ,1 K n th, ������-; ii- ��� ��� tell b< v.- i -i ; .v.i ��� ��� ! exclusiv, I; of girls i :.. se school h ; ernoon a t Qui . Ugh School maid a ' xteen ru en. The ore: H 111 M. Me'X-.M i I. Giuidii H tan SURVEY REACHES CHILLIWACK. Smith's Surveyors Arrive at Objective Point���Grades Are Easy. \\>. 1 survey party of lhe> West- minster-Chilliwack railway, under H. Ne vUle Smith, reached Chiiliwack at noon on Thursday, having completed ihe miming of No. I preliminary line :,. Westminster to Chiiliwack. The party ��-eni out on December 13, and 2. What are the particulars of "La- or, etc., setting up hyloplate, Ladner school for which Mr. Peter Peebles! was paid $116.30 on October 31, 1904? | :!. what are the particulars of "Erecting new toll house, New Westminster bridge," for which Mr. P, Peebles was paid $234.50 on June 5, 1906? Hon. Mr. Full,in replied as follows: 1. Lifting the whole business ,,, a proper level and placing 1x12 single- As soon as the preseni wel spell comes to a close, a brand new automobile will be seen un the streets; plying for hire. The machine arrived afternoon, but In the eiiy yesterday Will not be used for a few days, Mending the arrival of a competent chauf- | feur, who will be in charge of the ; auto. It is the purchaser's Intention j to rent out the machine to any one i who may wish io use i'.; and for this ,.,;���� b. ' V.' ilivssvd fir from the ground to the bottom line of water table; lining the \ Purpose, quarters for a gara" whole of class and cloak room walls; l!'vl1 secured in the central pan ,, with T. and G.; puiting up is feet of1 <'i,-v- T!"' machine is guarante, new blackboard; repairing doors audi elinib The machine is any hill on the Coast. 1 lory ti : M. especln '.- nol h e th, od 8 to 10 in favor o! Xew Westminster. Gilley scored if ihe' secon I half for ��� i with a :��� ow, a tei thli tbe ail In lhe han is of d inan.\ chances by fantastic lefi .am" was the local team. ________J^B r i lone Pnh ii c, M Blddlck; p. C, G lb., E L, rd; J''. K. Mark! . 3b I" Wa le a. J >!���:��� e'ton; rl i. s cf L, Pen land: If, T G mlet, Frank A Hi: 'bv: h"! I the ia li. ato Ir lhe sixty minutes during which ' llvl led I attention between lh, ��� ncounii r, I sev, re w, ather from the start, 'ii" heavy snow making the pari Icularlj arduous, but notwithstanding the hardships encountered, the party made an excellent record and scan, ly lost a day during (he wholi : ��� 11, ! F. R. (Hover, who is In chari il hi i w ������ k, i i oxc, e I ��� ��� . i li th, result. Mi Sl lh will now commence lh, offlc, 1 ,'ico, ng up estimates of dirt I, cuts lo be nm I". es to e led, , , etc, ! . le ��� n M r, S ul h' ��� 2 cent, can be i llghtl; re luce I, When ' ��� i commen :ed, I 1 expe, ed I 111 ! line won'.I ��� mntry traverc- i- Mi Smith's : any thai would nol contain al least one grad ol 3 i I ivtlt. 12 panes of glass in windows; remov-1a - hi'- Cadillac, with double cylind- jing platform and steps and erecting e" action There is seating accommo- porch, collage roof, with sills, posts, datlon for live persons, not including joists, "ic.; finishing outside with ms- ,'1<' driver. tic shingle, roof cornice and gutter, win low, lights, steps to entrance, etc.; SCHOOL TRUSTEES INDIGNANT. removing 2 feet of chimney and re- , placing sain,, with new bricks; repair-1 Action of Council in Refusing to Pass inj gutt, :���, in dn building; painting 1 lo Allj ll ' 16 Time fitting up ne i ^^^^^ and shortly after '::,���.linf^^^^^^^^^ �� added another to the Bcore. Westminst r to win by a seme o , team buckled down to m 14. O. Peele refereed the game i n I scored several points In The local team was mai ��� bin. ai half time the lows: Guards I 10 to 9 In favor of the vis- Songster; forward de, finally allowing New ;., ,.,,. .. gleamed more new wrln L-nd Registry Office Wcrk in Arrears Bli if 21 tne. up as fob Oden, Spring; centre, Gilley Archibald. peath Trap Waits For Blackmailing Murderer kh ml baseball than Johnny Mc i I tea, h him in two seasons. 1 ' ��� Iris took ill" game seriously. lull nol more sn than the umpire. win, had to Invent rules for many new styles of play Introduced Into the gam, i . the fair athletes. A return match has been arranged for Monday, .ii. when the Bportlng editor of T l l, s will be invite.d to ' hoi, of building and bla< kboard, connection with thej -��� The amount in question Is mad, up as foil iws, aa tal en from the vou , lier: ! '..en All'-Mel ibMibri- 1| plate :, 80 . i laji it $5 er day ....% 75 00 June Trip lo Ludn to gel i matlon , to tat was required, Preparing plan -i i speclflcatlo i : i Bame, as ; or In- ru, tlon i ol Maj 31; time, ' .-in. ;��� t $5 15 00 ne Hire of rig, ��� ry, fee 1, ������ meals 5 50 Inly���Cash paid OUl in trips to Vancouver, , tc, a io il ��� a's .ml hyloplate, al different times 5 2.", 1 e.'er 11��� Trip to Ladner to ; nt up hyloplate���Hig $1, 1, rrv "dc. feed of horse 50c, MORE CLERKS NEEDED. ���Much Dissatisfaction. Business is so congested al thi l.md reglstrj office through lack ol iffle len clerks to keep work up-to- date, that Intending buyers who ai no, familiar wiih Ihe methods of registration in this country, have within the las; is bears leclined to make ' i ther | irehases though anxious to buy, for the reason thai they have not yet been aide to semi" their title Estimates Is Resented. The il irnaby school trustees v. ill hold ,, public meeting tonight in the munli Ipal hall to discuss the a< tlon i oun< !l in refusing to grain certain ihool , Btlmates Btibmitte I at . ' Ing. Th, ��� i a 111 i asked tor amounted to $2,000 an I i - required for the :;; - ��� of two additional Bch toi sites ami clearing of same. The trus- te, - ai" highly Indignant at the way in which thi council has turned down tb. estimate, as they consider ii is ti,. duty of tin' council to find the money required for school purposes. The council on the other hand, asserl that wh,:, tbe municipal funds are Inadequate in meel the desired expenditure, the only course open is the one already taken In the matter. The meeting is called for S p.m., and some Interesting discussion is expected. Passenger Coaches Dash Down Embankment ' "��� ' durch 22.���Horace Q. Ray- ���' January 21 sh,,t and kill- William Whltely, the "general pro- A i houme, was tried today. H s ,j football team will leeds for land purcha i al the end , ... v Vancouver this afternoon "' lasl year, in ne r medy is convicted and sentenced to ciei ���. conclusions with the Ispeedliy found for this unfortunate nor, although hardly recovered ��� wm state of affairs, ll Is feared thai a. self-inflicted Injuries, received the un ^ ^^ ^^ great deal of capital will be driven! ported in a ditch at Avon. leath sea mc with notion, in. . 0 o'clock. from .he city. Danville, Ind., March 22.���Passenger train No, It on the Big Four is re- The cars ment. Seven persons were serloifaly Injured, They were placed on one of the coaches that did not leave the truck and started for Indianapolis. Kn- v ,-,,.. (rowded, down a twenty-foot emfcank-1 glneer Gregory was killed. ��� ��� THE DAILY NEWS SATURD4V MARCH23 1 507 footwear Spring is upon us and the spring of opportunity is yours. Easter is at hand, and we are now in a position to complete :'-::'::M your spring outfit with a pair of the choicest Oxfords or Boots 11 ever shown in British Columbia. FOR LADIES. We are showing Oxfords and Bals, in all widths, in Patent, Gun Metal and Vici Kid; also Tan, comprising positively the best American ancl Canadian makes. FOR GENTLEMEN. We have a full stock of Oxfords and Bals, in Patent, Gun Metal and Vic Tan, made by America's and Canada's leading manufacturers. This year's popular style is either Gun Metal or Patent Leather. also JOHNSTON'S Shoe House Columbia St., New Westminster Fruit Ranch Fridays market report p. CRAKE RFNNIF'S English Watchmaker am m_____l__ ��� JL ��� JL ___���_��� tMtr Two doors from Ceo. Adams, Groce 1 1 Acres House Stable 50 Trees The scarcity oE potatoes al the city market yesterday morning resulted in , en, increase in the price to $23 a ion. the previous week's quotations being I "in' dollar less. The small supply on hand was quickly snapped up hy the city people, nnd many hue comers m _j��. ^-^ ^. w g-^ were turned awaj disappointed. Moi'' f-^f^flCC *P/as\\*f3 J\J potatoes could he sold at Lytton s iii.nv every Friday ii the ranchers ~ had ihe produce to bring down, , hut ' here n;>; ears to he a shortage oi This property IS Close to , ; esi)enSable tuber in many p i the CltV, Oil a main road, and cos. Several of the farmers announces an Al proposition. *" the,r lnteiUi��n yest<fa* 0| l,ri,ng; ' L ing as many potatoes to the market ie >:l week as iiiisislilc, in order to take advantage of the increase in the price. There was verj little change in the : ie mI other produce, the quota ions n lining tin- same ,e> lasl week. Phone 85. Buyers were rather more ntiniei i is in usual, and a large amouni of business was transacted, Eggs al 23c a dozen wind,'sale were quickly snap-1 pel up hy ihe store buyers, h it, al though Un' price' has tlroppe I iii erubly during the pasl few w I here does noi upp< ar to he too many 'il oughl lo ill,' li: i kel a' an." tinu Eggs always sell wlthoui air,' trou I Pork, v< al anil other meal - n ore :. ii" i i i plentiful, ml, on thi oih, White, Shiles & Co. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. .till Columbia St., New Westminster SEEDS NOW IN AT Ryall's DRUG STORE Ladies'Gold Watches from $12.75 up. Gentlemen's -Silver Watches, open face, $6.00. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, double ease, $7.50 up. Agent for the celebrated South lien I Watches, supplied to the Wellman Arctic Expedition. All warranted. Chains, Rinu's. Jewelry, etc., etc. Watch repairing; charges reasonable'. SIMMER'S SEEDS J. HENLEY Manufacturer or Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Waters, Family Trade a Specialty. Tel. 113. Office, Eighth Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Westminster Iron Works Canadian Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY | "The Best is the Cheapest" [ 1 . _______���________��_________: ��� >: >j The olel rule works both Mis if you get ;,o < ,���,' done ley the "Boston Dentists." Our operators are all ,*, eialisis of many years' experience. We etnplo jj wink, accomplished with the aid of the "Boston Dentists'" ' ,J ''I painless methods, i.~ the host known to the prof, ' " J gold ami porcelain crown an I bridge work cannol I,) where al any price. Let us give you an estimate | We Guarantee all Our Work for 10 Years With a Protective Guarantee 0 o ,, o o o o o ,, o o o o O O O 0 0 o 0 GENERAL MACHINE AM) ENGINE WOKK. SHIP SMITHING, BRHJUUi and STRUCTURAL IRON UUHK. FRESH STOCK now in. Package and bulk. List Prices. CURTIS' Drug, Spectacle, and Seed Store City Electric Works Opposite Tram Office Ornamental Iron \\ orK, Including '''""��� '"' Sl'l��l'ly ol fowl was better FenceS( Gate8i F1,.e Kiic;xmH< etc, than usual, anil a large number of the ' Mail orders and correspondence in feat hen-1 delicacies changed haul'. 'Red. The supplj nl' apples was less than ror the pasl couple of weeks, but the f, ,v offered broughl good figures, and ere quickly snapped up, Quotations. Heel', hind quarters, 9c to 9V_c lb. Heed', tore quarters, 6c to 0V_c tb. Veal, lie tee 11V "'��� Pork, luUr ll,. Mutton, 13c to 1 Ic lb. Potatoes, $23 ton. k.ulis, 25c dozen, Eggs, wholesale, 2l!c dozen. Butter, 30c to 33c ib. Fowl, $8 to $10 dozen. Child;, ns, $7 to $9 dozen. Ducks, $11 to $12 dozen. Apples, $1,40 mi $1 50 box. JOHN REID, BEGBIK B'l'R_i-lT. New Westminster. Reduced Hates Easter Holidays r���-������������- For electric signs, dynamos, motors fans, 'phone fixtures, shades, hells, bat' teries, wire and cables of all kinds Onions, $1.50 sack. and sizes. House wiring. Motor in- stalling a specialty. All kinds of re- rjr. c. J, Fagan, Provincial medical pafrs promptly attended to. :; n officer, wil meel the Minisl r- SPROTT-SHAW BUSINESS INSTITUTE LIMITED. r are one and one thlr I for round ti Ip to local points. Tick,'is mi sale March 27th to April 1st, good to re f. u. 474. turn April 2nd. For further particulars, apply ED. GOULET, A.G.i'.A. Agenl C.P.R Vancouver, I E. .1. COYLE, J. DIGBY, Proprietor PHONE 201. I m iss iciatl in al i" oh I ick this morning 330 Hastings St. w, Vancouver. Bookkeeping, Gregg and Pitman Shorthand, Telegraphy and En- ]; glneerlng. Seven Teachers R. I. SM):f, B.A., Principal a The Milwaukee" 'The Pion-��r Limited" St. Paul to Chicago, "Short Line" Omaha to Chicago, "South West Limited" Kansas City to Chicago, j No trains in the service on any : railroad in the world that equal in I | equipment that of the Chicago, Mil hwaukee & St. Paul Railway. They rorty-i'ive Typewriters own and operate their own sleeping \'\ "> '1 dining car, on alll their trains and '' '���'���'��� ' I _n , their patrons an excellence of service not obtainable elsewhere. !!. S ROWE, Genet,-,! A.g��nt, '���M Thir I St., cct Abler, porttan I, Or, ���' ������: :���: ,���; ;���: '���; ��� Read Our Prices���They Never Change \ Full sei ol leeth $-3 and up Gold Fillings.... Gold Crowns 5-.CO Sllvei Filling .. Bridge Worli pei tooth... .$5.00 Extracting $1 and up >: I THE BOSTON DENTISTS, Limited f | 407 Hastings St., Vancouver, B. C. BAKER, Consulting Dentist. Hours 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. .DR. A. wvwi��:**>:��:*��>.>:*tf*:>:>:>:>;:��:>;>>> ��� ���:*:>:;���:>::���:>:;���:>;*>��' ������ *: * B U LL �� T ! N Great Northern Railway V. VV. & Y. RY. Leaves Dally xkw \VESTMTn3TBR 9:20 a in Blaine, GelFingham, Burlington, Ml. I :::., p ni Vernon, Everett, Seattle, Poi tjand 'I'--"' p in Spi>!,ano,SI.Piiiil.:iiiil all points Ell* 8:20 a in Anaroi m.s. Woolley, Rockpqrt. 3:00 p in | Vancouver h:."... |, in | 12: In a in The Owl," between 'Seattle, N������'������ Westminster & Intermedia '��� !' ;!:ou ;��� DO |i i, 20 ���' ! M |1 i;-->l ii '. Leave N'ew Westminster for Guichon 3:50 p. '��� Guichon <", p.m., Monday, Wednesday, Friday. 8:45 a. in. arrive' from Guichon; 0:10 a.m. !���* ROUTE OF THE FAMOUS "ORIENTAL LIMITED' 2 Daily Overland Trains 2 Spokane, St, Paul, Minneapolis, Winnipeg, Duluth, ' Louis ami all points East. For complete Information, ral s, ierth reservaL on or address, F, C. MEYERS, ' Bank of Commerco Building, - New Westi il. M. ADAMS, v. Kin i Rl reol I' ilnn Stal i I \l ) f '���'"���' jHDAY MARCH 23, 1907. lirB DAILY NEWS MAPLE LEAF RUBBER FOOTWEAR Maple Leaf Rubbers are- made Iron, Pure Para Rubber, over all styles am! sizes of footform lasts. They Look Well; Fit Well and Wear Well; Are stylish, seat and durable. For sale by all good slur dealers. J. LECKIE CO., Ltd. SELLING AGENTS Vancouver, - - b. c. Alex. Speck's Second Hand Store Second Hand Goods ot all kinds bought and sold for cash. All Mail Orders promptly attended to. Kindly write or call at ALEX. SPECK'S Sign Man on Wheel. Col imbla ri'. New Westminster, Phorse 27 5 only in New Westminster by W. I SINCLAIR NEW WESTMINSTER CITY ASSESSMENT Ladies $15 Watch CHAMBERLIN'S SPECIAL P. S. Bartlett, ll Size Movement, Fitted in 14 kt. Gold Filled Cases, for $15,00 W. C. Chamberlin The Jeweler Columbia St. AGENCY HAMILTON WATCHES DICK'S -��� OLD COUNTRY WATER- PROOF LOGGER BOOTS JUST TO HAND. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED WATERPROOF. SEE THEM. Clearing-out Sale of Odd Lines at giving away prices. See our Window and Door. OLD COUNTRY SHOE STORE J. STEWART Kcw nicely and easily a Cake can be iced with ns le Icing Chocolate, Pinh, White, Lemon, Orange, Almond, Maple and Coconut Cream. ABSOLUTELY PURE ICINGS THE COWAN CO., Ltd.. TORONTO -.-aii.. j njmynmff,fi"*^-i^i->>Tw �����������i*������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Established 1887 Incorporated 19 illey Bros, im! Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN llington lump coal ��� vve: lington washed nut ��� and pea coal. i comox coal and coke. x cumberland forge coal. ��� vancouver portland ce- ��� MENT. ��� This celebrated Cement is ��� !l (| hy nearly all large contract- in the Province. MANITOBA WOOD FIBRE. * NEW BRUNSWICK PLASTER. ��� LIVERPOOL SALT. COMMON BRICK. PRESSED FACE BRICK. FIRE BRICK. FIRE CLAY and MANTEL BRICK. * From the Clayburn Clay Co. a, SEWER PIPE, DRAIN TILE, ��� SAND, CRUSHED ROCK. ��� ROSEBANK LIME. t Teiephones: Office 16, Manager's Residence 22 J *"*������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� COURT OF REVISION S ITICK is HEREBY GIVEN th I til, '��� ��� tint Roil I the ,��� ir 1907 een eturned to i and i lain ��� ��� mi. ofli e, ie ��� it may be In ;������ c nei -em having an interesl n, until the sitting of the Couri cl Revision. The Brsi sitting of the Court of Revision on the' said Assessment roll be held at the City Hall, in the said City on MONDAY, April 8, next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Any person Intending to appeal against : i assessment must do so in writing ti, be filed ���with the City Clerk at least seven days before the first sitting of the Court, AY. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk. City Hall, March 6, 1907. Land Registry Act. ______ S- ' / Re Subdivision 8 and \ of Lot 8, - il irhan Block 7. New. \Vestminster City. Whereas proof of the loss of Certificate of Title; n imi er 5132a, issued in the name of Grace P. Pride, has I een Bled in this office. Notice is hereby given thai I shall, a? the Expiration of one' month from thi date of the' first publication here- ' Issue a .'ri; ii' ate of the sai I Certificate, unless in the meantime valid objection I " ma Ie to me in writing. C. S. KEITH. Districl Registrar of Titles. Lai Registry Offi, e, N, w Westminster, B. ('.. March 13, 1907. Special General Meeting R. A. & I. Society A special general meeting of tho Ro; : Agricultural and In lustrlal Society will be held in the' Citj Hall, v ��� lues lay, March 20, 19 -7. at S p.m. Business; Selecting the dates for this year's Exl n; r, ��� ; ion of re ports fi m: the ��� nt ''.i lng com mittees f, .ear's Prize List, i od any other husini ss thai the members may wish to bring foi wai I. By order, \V. H. KEARY, Manager an 1 Se i I N, w Westn Inster, B. C, Mar, ii Gth, ll",7. TAKE The White Pass and Yukon Route for CONRAD, CARCROSS, ATI.IN WHITE HORSE, DAWSON .mei FAIRBANKS, Daily trains (excepl Sunday) carrying passengers, mail express and freight connect with stages ,t Carcross and White Horse, maintaining a through winter service Foi information apply to ; H. ROGERS, Traffic Managei, Vancouver. R. C. ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY. =FiNEST AND FASTEST^ 3HEH!1! ���BOOO I KMl'KKSS Ol'' HK1TAIN 114,800 H, p0,*cr 1 EMPRESS Ol IRELAND J tOIWl Now Is the iim" to sen I for your friends in the Old Country while the rl,tea are low, Tourist Sleepers run . , gt_ John rn connect with Empress ��� ailing, April 19th. For other ��� te and ral i, apply to ED, GOULET, C.P.R. Agent. ; The < rUc-i, Ton. In nn air lock ii is common practice to note that while unlocking���that is. coming through the lock, aud as tbe pressure Is being reduced by opening the discharge valve a f��ir accumulates, becoming thick as the temperatures and pressure arc lowered. The writer at one time was attacked by the lee���,is, or the caisson disease, utter coining out of the old Hudson river tunnel. He wns promptly taken Into the "hospital," which wns nothing l,ut a horizontal tank about the size of a common locomotive boiler, The pressure, amounting at that time to some thirty pounds, was admitted, and It acted Instantly to relieve pain and to produce normal conditions. Hi' was told te, open the throttle' valve aud Iel the- pressure ont so thai he- mlgbl open the door. As he did th.s be noticed that the temperature wns gradually lowered, auel at a certain p lint, known as the dew point, lie wns enveloped In fog. The pain returned aboul this time', so that he shut off tin' discharge valve and opened the ' "... admitting compressed air. The fog immdiately disappeared, tbe tein- perature wns slightly Increased and the pain stopped. This condition was repented several times, so that hero is n means by which artificial fog may lee produced at ivill. The same physical laws apply in the production of fog as in ih,' condensation of moisture on the exterior of an Ice pll her en- on a window pane in winter tlme.-'Compressed Air Magazine. y...... ���--���t B. C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manufacturers and Dealers in All Kinds ot Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, Doors, Interior Finish, lurried Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass. FARMERS ATTENTION! j Lumber Always in Stock for Fencing and Draining. { j Royal City Branch, Columbia St. ! Telephone 12. New Westminster Sue'e'l Simplicity. In the old elays there was a professor ot psychology at Dartmouth who wns so abstruse that II is doubtful if at times he fully understood himself. One day be whs profounder than usual. He lectured for nearly an hour ou topics away over In the back of the book. The class was dazed. It wns fur above their heads, and they did not understand even the edges of it. When he had linisVeel. the old man took out his watch and said genially: "Now, there are ten minutes of the hour remaining, If any student desires to ask me a question, I sinill he glad to answer it to the best of my ability." The class s;at in a stupor. The professor waited for a time and then said; "Is there no one who has a question to ask? There are remaining several minutes that could be profitably employed." Finally one student put up a reluctant hand. "Ah," said the professor, "you bave o question. What is it'.-" "What time Is It?" stammered the student.���Saturday Evening Post. ALABASTINE with its plain tints, supplies a luxurious wall-covering for the most handsom* rooms, leavine your walls free from th�� dtli- rium of wall papers. We will be glad to tell you mora about Alabasline, if you will ask us. Let us show you a tint card and cutting of wood with 35 coats on. Curtain Stretchers, with adjustable pins. Ali kinds of BRONZES, PAINTS, OILS, &c. N'ose Jewelry. I suppose that in five years' time anybody who doesn't wear spectacles will he liable to arrest ami Imprison- ��� inent with or without the option of a line. I cannot believe that all people who wear spectacles suffer from defective vision. I think that the great bulk of the people who overdress their faces ; with pieces of gold in,Hinted glass do so out of vanity. They consider that It Improves their appearance and tends to make them look more intellectual Veen will notice tilllt UO pl'ett.V WOlMin or handsome man ever goes about with u gold nose improver. It would, in- dee,!, be 'in extraordinary thing if our oculists were to tell us that beautiful people never had defective eyesight��� Pall Mall Gazette. T. J. TRAPP & CO, Limited IVatnral Varnlnlies. Fluid resins or oils from several different trees are extensively used in the Philippines as varnishes. One of them, called oil of supa. is a pale yellow liquid when fresh, but it becomes dark aud viscous after contact with the air. Spread in a thin layer it dries slowly aud forms a hard varnish. It is also capable of being burned in a lump. Another natural varnish is ba- lau, also called oil of apitong. It is white when fresh, but darkens after exposure and makes a very tough varnish. 011 of panao is a third variety, inferior to the others in its drying properties. Chemical analysis has shown that uli these wood oils consist entirely of hydrocarbons kuown as ses qulterpenes. Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1S17. I CAPITAL $14,400,000.00 RESERVE $11,000,000.00 1 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, aud in London, England, New York, Chicago and Spokane, U.S.A., and Mexico ('by. A General Hanking Business Transacted. Letters of Credit Issued, available with correspondents in all parts of the World. , Savings Bank Department. Deposits received in sums of $1 and upwards, and interesl allowed at :: per cent, per annum (present rate) added four times a year. I Total Assets over $108,000,000.00. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH. G. D. BRYMNER, Manager. Thi Turtles tn* Gardeners, Th.' peddlers with carts win, supply the occupants of villus in the environs of Purls with cherries and other small fruits frequently carry for sale' a few small turtles, They are purchased by tiu. inhai hints of the' villas to lee plac ed iii their gardens, where they are he lieved i" serve as verv effective aids to ih,' gardener by preventing the rav ages e,f ti," Insects nnd other small creatures which are accustomed to do much damage to the flower be'els am! borders. Youth's Companion, Curl > i*' e,,i Disraeli, William Black, the novelist, in his reminiscences of Carlyle, reports hin, as saving: "There's lhat man Disraeli They tell nn' lie is a good speakev IViii:i|es 1 'In not know w hit a go ��1 speaker Is, Bul l read a Bpeech of hia that he delivered in Glnsgow a year ,,i two up,, auel it appeared to me the greatest jargon eef nonsense that ever pot luio any poor creature's hen,I." ROYAL BANK of CANADA CAPITAL AND RESERVE $8,290,000 TOTAL ASSETS 45,400,000 Eighty-five branches, with Correspondents throughout the world. SAVINGS BANK ONE DOLLAR opens an account. Interest added four times a year. Start to-dav. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH- F. B. LYLE, Manager. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS, 8 TO 9 O'CLOCK. i A Freak ��,f Nature. A tree' thai is a freak of nature Is Hn- Asinlic star tree. It grows sixty to eighty fe'et tail, and for a height of aboul forty teel the trunk Is wholly bare. From lhal point there spring a number of langled limbs, which shoot out clusters of long pointed leaves, and these, grouped together, emit at night a phosphorescent light. Caution*, Jacks - Townley Is an exceedingly cautious man. don't yon thinkV Johns ���Cautious! Why, he wouldn't pay a compliment without getting n receipt for it. Th" sung that wo hear with our ears is only the Rung that Is snug In our j Vonrts.���Oulda. Canadian Bank of Commerce Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $5,000,000 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. B, 10. WALKER, Ibe blent. ALEX. LAIRD, Genera) Manager. BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA AND IN THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND. A general Hanking; business transacted. Accounts may be opened and conducted by mail with all branches of this bank. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Deposits rf $1 and upwards received. Interest allowed at current rates and added four tWncs a year. The depositor is subject to no delay whatever in the withdrawal of the whole or any portion of the deposit. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH���II. R. DAVIDSON, Manager. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. 8 TO 9 O'CLOCK. ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS 1 ��,<TV.- . ..<-.��� ��� ��� fi THE DAILY NEWS SATURDAY MAr' Hji THE DAILY NEWS Published by the Daily News Publishing Company Limited, a* their offices, corner of Sixth and Front streets. New Westminster, li. C. Pure as sunshine���not the faintest suggestion of anything but Salt���clean, delicate-tasling. That's WINDSOR SALT. 135 E. A. Paige Manager WHERE CATS CAN'T LIVE. ADVERTISING RATES. ��� Transient display advertising, in ... ,. ,- ���,,, ,., ,i��� , In Very llml, Utitudes <Ue Feline* cents per line (nonpareil), 12 lines ,o * ., . ' , ���. , ,:��� ,- ,. ��.n .11,1 J and Die. the inch. Five cents per line tor ... subsequent insertions. Cata SO mad ana die in h.gll ulti Reading notices, bold face type, 2u hides. Leudvllle, Colo., is u city ovei cents per line, brevier or nonpareil, lO.fiflo feel above sea level, aud then 10 cents per line. , ls uot a single cat In tl," place that lw For time contracts, special posi-; been there mora than three months, tions. apply to advertising manager. The greater the height above sea \e\ Notices of births, marriages or! el ,hl, RnMt,,.. tue aegree 0f nervous deaths, 50c. Wants, for sales, lost Qesa 1)0,h ,��� ,e ,1Ull ���,,. lluml, au: or . rand, rooms to let etc., one cent s , , h, fa , , per word. No advertisement taken ... ., , , , .,, . , . for less than 25 cents. ha'f " hWl as Leadvil e, eats are big! ^^ ; strung and flighty, given to suduen fits of arching their hacks and grow' TELEPHONES. lnff Ht uothlug. But they do not g Day Office A22 mini in Denver with the same uuanltn Night Office B22 jty th.lt tll.,y ,1(, [u ^eadville. In ti., latter place cats see'in to Be more lh.il jSsgl SATURDAY, MARCH 23. 1907. usually drowsy when' they are firs' brought there and spend nearly every hour of the twenty-four In sleep. Thi condition will last n week or two. nnd Is succeeded by a .state of ordinary weii being, which terminates al r, FOR UNIVERSAL PEACE. greater or less interval of time by th ���:��� In view of the movemenl at Ottawa suddenly having a violent lit, which ii t��� form a committee ot Senators and a ''tinian being would be called hy, ..,,,. , , . ,, , teries. These fits are repeated Witt memuers al Parliament who shall do! "��� . continually increasing frequency unti what hej can toward forwarding the one mo|.(V vio|(.nt tl|;1I1 any of ils ,���.,.,, cuu il universal peace, ii is of in- ecessors carries the cai off. Even Uli i, n- ie note that the British Gov- tens bom In high altitudes never seen ernmeni Is confident thai II can sue- to get nccustomed to them and lnvarl ceed ni getting the question of arma- ab,v cn the war of their naren��" ments discussed al The Hague' Peace ( ��� - ��� Conference. Sir Henry Campbell- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Bannerman has openly expressed him- -r - - ------ .���.-r.-~_����>��~��~������v��~��v. self as favorable lo the proposal, and r0R SALE���Flnesl strain White Pe- France and the United States are also kin llm'k eggs, $1.00 per dozen, willing that the matter should be dis- George Morrow, DistllleryviUe cussed. Mos; of the authorities, who have declared themselves on the sulu- .j,-mi are of the opinion that no practical resull can come from tHe discussion. Thus ii is said that it w'll be impossible to agree upon ii basis geveiiiiim ihe extent I ihe ai'iiiii- ^^_^^^^^^^^^^^���^ ments of the various countries���whe- FIREMAN .WANTED���Good. Wages, ther population, magnitude of commer- steady job; eight-hour shift. Apply cial interests, or some other basis. II , ,��� manager a| (las Works. ' dtf may he found in this, as in so many other things, that when a difficulty is'TIMBER LANDS���We deal exclusive- fairly faced a door is opened; and if ly in timber, Have large and small I This is a Clothing Store where Good Clothing- is always Cheap and Cheap Clothing is always Good. If you desire a dependable Clothing Store to trade at���a store that will fulfill its every promise to the letter���a store that does an "open and above-board" business, with Xew Westminster. l2d-70 ' LOST���On Fronl street, a coat with papers, ietters, etc., of value to owner only, in pocket. Finder please return papers to Daily Xews Office dtf One and the Same Price For Everybody It's here and we're at your service, Sir. Your Boy can come here and buy Clothes as cheap and as safely as you can. If you want a Clothing Store to tie to and to bank on, we ask your patronage. We are just in receipt of several cases of the "Fashion Craft" and "Progress" brands of Suits. SOMETHING GOOD lN FRUIT and T A GARDEN JL/JTV 160 acres on .McLennan road, Surrey, close [o "use ^ I. p.. I acres in chicken runs; 8 large chicken houses: i;r $25 per acre, one third cash, balanc easy terms. tO-acre la,is. close to city In Surrey^ Coqultlam, Btiruabv Island, $225 : H. L. The Satisfactory Clothing House Cor. Sixth & Columbia Sts., New Westminster, B.C. from $200 up. ��� 13 acres with water frontage opposite Royal citv lor $ acre. Terms. 'J psr 160 acres at Halls Prairie, close in postofflce und cleared; T-rooin In,use, with bath: barn 90x100, 3 row! h :"' "-'��� Slaughter In,use'. Price $14,000, $5^080 cash, balanc , , Pens ��M 160 acres In Chiiliwack district, all cleared and fenced , iViee $12,000, half cash, balance I and l' years, 77 acres, 1% miles from Westminster Junction, frontin- cleared. Price $70 per acre, one third cash, balance en SO acres. 2 miles from Westminster Junction, all cleared 1 per acre, one third cash, balance easv terms. Call and see our list of bouses and lots in the city. HALE & LANE, Real Estate^*. 248 Columbia St., New Westminster. B. C and at CALGARY, Albert. . s pnng Suitings the representatives of the nations are sincerely anxious to confer this great boon upon their respective peoples ami upon humanity a way may be found. tracts on water. If you wish to buy or sell, see me, E. R. Chandler, 407 Hastings Sm, Vancouver, B.C. COST OF THE GRAND STAND. The more one looks into it, the more evidenl ii becomes thai the conduct ,,:' iie- Premier of British Columbia at the conference of Provincial Premiers at Ottawa, is likely te, be a very cosily thing for the Province. Thinking, apparently of nothing bul the making of a political cry, Mr. McBride managed to alienate the sympathy even of his Tory friends al the enure fence, ami ii looks as If he had pretty well pul the Province oul oi ',.,.,11't also. The records show that lhe Dominion GoveiTimenl did ill it CC'Uld���gave him every chance: but ho was determined to "play to the mam] stand," ;���,���,,,i il is onlj too prob- '''''''-' t,,r.',i in so doing he has very seriously jeopardized British Colum- bit 's chance of getting what she should -re, In the way of special [ire I', rential treatment in the matter ot b, Iter terms. .JOB PRINTING���We work for the best people of Xew Westminstei'. Vour order will be appreciated, ARROW PRESS, Room I, Daily Xews Block. MRS. DOMINY, Pro:,. W.N. Draper FARMERS! b. c. Land The Fraser River Tannery Just Arrived one of the largest and most complete stocks in British Columbia SUITS MADE TO ORDER FROM $17.00 UP PANTS TO ORDER. $5.00 UP OVERCOATS TO ORDER. $17.00 UP Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Suits kept in repair free oi charge tor one year. Open evenings. Surveyor THE PAYS THE HIGHEST Ellard Block. New Westminster, BC PRICE FOR HIDES. UP-TO-DATE TAILOR COR every Grapho phone sold to-day we will present the purchaser with One Dozen Records FREE 237 FRONT STREET Cor. McKenzie and front M. LANGTRY fWHAT IS N A Vancouver business man has worked oul a scheme by which the p il lie- lands on the Poinl Grey peninsular���some re,nun acres���mlghl be a i administered ns to pay off the net debl of the Province, which is aboui eleven fj million dollars. T11��� ��� scheme 1ms no- I! In? ���. Isionai j about ll: ll does nol . ov, mi for conl In gen I mm; bul ' In : lea : ehind ii is soun ! at I feat Ible 1 nough. Whal a 1 ren- ,'. mm eril Icis :i II Is, lh nigh, of tli" II Iminisl ration, "anci, nl and modern" 0 ': McBride p ,\ 1 rnment. Think of 1 he ' -ii-. e aw ay" hist 11 j of thai as- probation, and contrast thai hlstor, with Ihe project of fr, ein he Pro vince from debl by the ir ling of ;i 1 our 5,000 acres! 1 OUR TALKING MACHINE DEPARTMENT -BOTH GRAPHOPHONE AND EDISON���NOW COMPLETE OVER 4000 RECORDS TO SELECT FROM HERE :., ral-'��� good stock Is go : FKE11. We ke, besl onlj. Make :��� our 1 b 1 ken I Strengthen your live slocl building up bon, :,;i I use CARNAC LADIES li ive you tried the Pasl Flour made Milling 1 lomrmnj, If not T, hoi nd try il n talned are ex, 1 ��� cQUARRIE & CO FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS IT STREET, Telephone SEE OUR WINDOW a ��� 11 s . . ;ing of th" terrible toll of hn- mi M life c\ ie ted b> the frequent rail- wa> accidents, the NTew York VI rfl gays tliiu the record for 1906 in the United States was a dailj average death roll of 26, an 1 237 men and women maimed nnel crippled r\fvy day In the year. Such a sucrilic of human life in times of peace is a terrible price to pay for speed, The con- dll Ions are nol so bad In Canada, bul the frequency of accidents is such nn t" demand the most searching Investigation Into the cause in every case This i - .1 realm In which the railway commission can render a real public m rvice. Diplomacy The Friend- Was Mrs. Hevlwaltp pleased with her portrait? Tbe Artist Oh yes. I inauagod to make her resemble whal she thinks sh,' used to look like, Brooklyn Life'. We are nil kindled and pul out, We nip elnily. Nature thai begol us expels us, mi 1 n bettor and safer plaeu is provided for us. Sen tat Pianos, Organs, and Cheap Musical Goods Sewing Machines-Singer and Wheeler & Wilson THE ONLY MUSIC HOUSE IN NEW WESTMINSTER J. H. TODD = DAINTY White 1 Mouses ...AT... TS WHITE HOUSE A. J. BIRTCH -27,") Columbia St NEW WESTMINSTER^ 351. Burr Block ^���-'SisaSB-fe-Ga***^ Columbia St. Second Hand Junk Store 11 " o o 0 0 ,1 ', ,) o i> 1, 11 11 ,1 11 0 ,i 1, 11 11 0 0 o 0 n -* Highest Price.-, Paid for STOVES, FURNITURE Also buy*** ���ER and and TOOLS of all description:;. sell BOTTLES, RUBBER, BRASS, COPPER*** ROPE. We also buy en J cell everything' Between Columbia and Fraser River Hotel or by 'Phone I, to.*4 *-. lA^1 rdav MARCH 23. 1907. THE DAILY NEWS rr'S- THE CASH STORE fj^^0aa^^aa9a\Wsa\X^a\\\\\\4Js\\s\\\\s\\V^mK2\V Superb Exhibition ==���of���_ Attractive Spring Goods plenty of room now to show to advantage the Dev Fabrics, Garments and Accessories which have been pouring in for weeks from the fashion centres of Europe and America. Both stores are bright with their beauty; but an early visit is necessary to see this beautiful display in its entirely, as already some 0f the choicest things are being sold. I 1 i The Daily Details I I I ...There's lust One Chance in a Thousand... Uenei : ���"" ��� Milne, of , day with a man suspected of being an he B.C.K.R., v ia in lowd . accomplice of Allan Abney; al pres enl In the provincial jail; charged ring up hone A. 184. in . . ml- f��r Tidy, the florist, W. !���'. H in tot 1, ia m tei an I solicitor, nt Victoria, has opened a law office in the cltj. The Rev. W. II. Barraclough i- r Ijresenl confine i to his home with a ' vere ittacl ol neuralgia. The Rev. P. Wright, ivh . h is I n ��� la he i It for the pasl few days lefi estei la I n Vancouver. The Linda lefi to-day for Richi id with ;i large se ,<. ,,, [e i with rock i , be used loi m i, a I imi sing th, il. ('. Mark, the C. P. R. i with stealing C. P. R, tickets, The ,,,.ms name is Garneau, nnd he had ��� ���������ii pricing in a logging camp aboul 15 niil,��s from' town near Cloverdale. i',"in his trunks u6Ui<i searched Ave coupon, six local and one return lifket, all tn points east, together with several baggage checks wore' discovered. 'if course it's very improbable, but still there's just the chance, that when you contemplate house fmmishing you might not know just where to go for the Best Furniture at the Best Bargain Prices. Take no chances, but enquire of any prominent cijtizen of New Westminster or surrounding country an,! the unanimous ver iict nf Merchants, Traders, Farmers and Mechanics (all of whose happy Immes bear evidence of our Magic Touch) will be, ro to JOHN A. I.EE for Carpets, Linoleums, Oil Cloth, Lace Curtains, Coverings for Furniture, or any article required for complete house furnishing. i John A. Lee's Furniture Emporiuiri DUPONT BLOCK, I MEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Easter Costumes rreens, browns, blues, blacks, fawn . reds, creams, hep , shadow checks, stripes, in fact all the prevailing patterns ii- materials, Venetians, Worsteds, Tv i. Cheviots, II . puns, Broadcloths, Taffeta Cloths, etc.; Bolero Jackets, Pony ��� . ��� . j- n Jackets, Pleated Skirts, Panel Skirts, and all the new .,'.' York. 'ITS $13.50 to $40.00 :!;'; s 2.50 t.e 25.00 ARTISTIC MILLINERY FOR EASTER The balmy climate of the west coast in general, and N'ew Westminster In particular, seems to appeal to the residents of the prairie provinces, with Irresistable charm. R. I.iuiim of Calgat >. who passed through the city some time ago, has returned in com- panj with li. Henderson and T. EI4er. Mr. Elder has urchased Cecil Cottaige, and will .-linnh bring oul his family, itely appointed t,, take over ,, , .,.,,. ,,.,, ,,��� . , . , " i-.iiie. win, lias already secured val II ��� m ol agenl at Penticton, ...... ,, ; ,, ��� .'���.,,, 1 i'i operty m the cit\, is the fath- ve he i Mon laj to entei on ,.-��� ,,,- \,,. , .,,. , ,. ,, , ot aii Lane ,,i ihe real estate linn '' ,;";i"-- Lane & Hale, who started business The New Wei Rifle asso- l"';'' sorae "me ago. ' ' " ���- ' m,mel The , tracl for the erection of the ��� ' ��� ��nj rifle association |iole, Russe��� ,1;1S ,������.��� si.,]lrt] ,ni(| ' ' ": ' ':;:' 3ix llaraes "e" the necessary bonds pul up to guar- rHh,l' n,H' nmee completion of the work. ��� Canadian Bank il Commei operations will be con need as soon ��� possible, the agreemenl calling for li i���##��< SPECIAL VALUE IN New Soft Front ��� ��� ��� ;iiv ial In future I hi ,\ 111 paj luius "':';''' ': ,:| "> September i. 1907, is understood that Mr. Fader will vis- ualified approval and our si,ring millinery . forth from discrimin- : en has encouraged us i a uur efforts. More new hat - have arrived ev, n ��� pening i ight :, ci ntres of the en-'. " ported flowers, foliage, es, etc. See the beautiful They're the finest we've [ tei I; em 2!sth Februai j. M.ls' May, Isi Augni-' nnd liOth Novem ��� i Montreal in the course of a few weeks to purchase furniture an I C. Z.Smith arrived in town yester- paintings, etc., and will secure the from Aldergrove, and reports a services of a connoisseur in these mat- 'imi cuv,Tint; of nature's white ters as he intends to make the Hotel mantle to the depth of nearly three j Russell the cosiest and most up-to- Inches, in thai districl yesterday mora- date In the city. iim. Elegant Accessories for Easter Black anil White. Ki i Gloves, Tun. Brown, Beaver and Mode Sutde G eves; Leather. Silk, Elastic and Metal Belts; Purses, Hand- , Cashmere and Lisle Hosiery and Hose Supporters; Combs, ��� Si ts, Collars, Veils and \ ei ings, Ribbons, Plaid Ribb, ns, 30c to ard; Flowered and Striped Ribbons, wide' widths, 25c, 35c, 50c r yard; New Col, red Ribb . Cowered, a well nigh match- The funeral of the late Henry Baker, late of Blrtle, Manitoba, took j estei daj moi ning, the Rev. A. Shildrick officiating. The interment I l..c< he 0 ������ . ������' - i m- etery. Coal still keeps popular. Gillej Bros, have just completed unloading a lai -'��� scow of the black diamonds, and in view of the unsettled weather, a go ��� 1 suppl; Is constantly ..i | ' em hand. John Mcintosh, a teu-year-old sou of the chief of police, who has heen ailing for some time with lung trouble, is reported to be getting better, 'iiud is expe, ted i" be oul again within the next few days. A petition was forwarded yesterday from this city to the Provincial government, asking for the Imposition of a $_ license on all sportsmen car- rj-ing a gun during the shooting season. The petition was largely signed, over four hundred affixing their names to the request for the license. The petition was sent over here for signatures by the Game Protection ������������iie',.,. of Vancouver, about three weeks as,,, and the interesi manifested in the preservation of game birds has been well demonstrated by the success which has attended tbe circulation of the petition, The Burnaby sclioqj .trustees -have. outlined a programme which. If persisted in. will be the- means of closing up the Sunday school now held in the A. Thnrlo, charged in the in,lice Burnaby school house on the Hastings Distinctive Styles in Spring Dress Goods Genuine French and English .-' litings We know them to be gi n- ��� we boughl them from a London, Eng., house and ] I I on some ana British tarifl on i th, r . rtiey in dude Broad- -. Se la Cloths, Vieuna3, two I m, Wor te . San T ,; . Don i court yesterday morning with having Mi en Ir ink h, ,r, vious night, plead- ��� | not guilty. The' case was adjourned until will he- re iresented hj counsel. Smart Shirtwaist Suit Goods Worsteds, Mohairs, Sicilians, Lustres, Henri ttas, Eoliennes, etc., ��� . 1.00, 75c, 50c and 40c per yard. Plaid Silks, in colors, $1 and Bl ick an I White, Blue and White Plaid Silks, $1.25 and 90c, ers now in stock in a splendi road, I'i, io lately the use of the school has been free': the trustees now propose to charm' a rental of $1 s morning, when accused l>er Sunday, which will mean no more Sunday school for the present. Collections per Sunday do not average For cul hyacinths, carnations and nii,,.(, ,han -,, pentSj ,������ ,������ which d ' ;ns, telephone.!'. Davies booUs am] ,,.,,,,,,.s nave to ,���, bought. ,' Son, liorisis. Tel., B20S, Tne m.lny friends of the Sun lay i ,, Todd is mak ng i special offei ~';"Hl1 '10Pe tha< ""' trustees will re- ' ,ni;i onlv ,;,, ia presen,tng i consider their decision, aiid allow the ,' ... ....... ...... use of the school house und Ive ten-Inch recor is to e\ei > pur-1 i n i i baser of a graphophon ��� al his n sh ,, Bin r bloi k, Col imbi iii. announcement a same conditions as befon SHIRTS All nice new patterns While they last 50c - and - 75c the shirt PHILLIPS The WARDROBE CLOTHIER Columbia Street THE SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION Of B.C. LAND DEPARTMENT SOME SPECIAL SNAPS m an ither THSMITH 267-271 COLUMBIA NEW WESTMINSTER CSS A Strong Company. ��___���_______�� Last night. Jules Murray presented Blimahv ipanese Taffeta, 27 inches, at - ., ' uumauy \ Ragg, I Messengei, witb Lreston Fronting 500 feel on Hastings Road, fronting 1500 feet on Royal Oak Th, 3 e Ma, v. . sti ... as the principal actor, ably ,;n;ll]i eieven acres in all. only $175 per acre. Price will not remain lo - hiimmit Owin ��� ������ large irted a sti mg company, .,, tllls ll)W ii1;uv. I ' ������ will ho Though leserihed on the programme to acres In lot 88 Burnaby for sale cheap, at $80 per acre; easy terms. ten da; ���'��� ��� ��� ������ ��� anedj drama, 'lie comedy was too acres, splendid soil, In lot 11, Burnaby. .$170 per acre, can la made T ie next timet ,, appar, nl. In fact al times it :. ; j nea Ij approached the tragic Surrey l , uie ijjinib Watson Co n the e'.enieni We have for sale In this beautiful farming municipality 90 acres on the >��� | uintry. fhe interes il ihe plaj cen- Hyjorth road. This is listed for a few days only al $20 an acre. A chance ': the person of Uie Rev. of a lifetime, in ol apparenllj me parti- A splendid selection ot farms always listed with us throughout the | ��� ' graphs the \ lenomlnatlon, bul charming Fraser River Valley. Call on us. we will be pleased to go into 1 ' ' st,,rli '^ , v"."" ��� i |S thai ihe Divine spark full details I ��� " i ' cards, the; rorm on n ^ . _ ^ ^ evpn sn,(iu, Ll).s t,urollghou1 the city of New Westminster from $50 to $2,000; hous- ' m��"����"w ;!,<' ��� ,lors ,n ��� ,OSOni of the mosl wret- es in all parts for sale. 11,;;:.:;;.:. ^ ? ru^t��� ����� t. Thrift, Mgr. j. b. wo��� w. H. <*** ST. ��� KWW I i, ih ng the eitj J to n ���tain a tPP'J HOUSE of 5 rooms, in first- class state of ������-pail' and well situated; one and a half lots all cleared, and new barn. Price.......$ 1,000 McLEOD, MARK & CO. "Tho r i j c- ��� i- , " New Wer,tminster "1e tarm Land Specialists, "BW 718 Columbia St. (Fales Block), Tel. 334. Branch Office, Hazlemere, B.C. SOMETHING GOOD Red Gate Tea��� 50c per pound V/OITCC wherever i>ossl \ nillllonalre bj ,.ju, , | n( n , [iiiiamnn, later Men ihe name ol Philip Hnldene has ac- I 1H |iMl, rjhong, �� is found carlj ridenllj come under his Influence and n10rnlnR lylns iitonRslde ;, m his lea li avei Morton Ihe whole , ' | ,, yn)(, ,. m i ni)oul seven ,. bis w, ilth which he uses Bolelj miles from N'ew Westminster, The rot the benefll of the poor nmong ��� ollce were notlfled, and tho bodj was whom he labors Hnldene, however, ,.. ,,, |uto town yesterdaj after has made no provision foi Mai, Vliis 'j(jn K, |, Murchie. There apiienrs iclgh, a beautiful girl whom he has ��� ���. no evidence of foul play, and wronged, nml who had been living as ,,!, |S attributed to natural causes, |,|8 wife She determines to work Nn |nq,,esi will be held this morning wiili the sole Idea of bringing Mori in ,1V coroner Pittendrigh, and the run undo, hoi Influence and so sharing ^^ _^ _-_, A ^ ag-* ,, i,|;,c,. in the day. n���, ucl, h which should have been /\|_J/\(\/|^ (��$�� UtAllS Paul Prest, a halM ' I :,,"l; !|:I"' How Bhe snece, ��� m and .,.,.! ,,��� the steamer Ramona, is ���ajns |)is ,inr hlll is flerSej( influencing o arrang. for a running match (|| ^ |i|s . <-,)-iai.ac.toi'and real- tween himself and a Chiiliwack ,y |,1V,,S hh��� ,,,.,,; ,.���r,KS io e'-xpiato the raucher, who recentl; irrlved from j,.,,., |,. ,���,��,,, tull\ shown. e- i,i,; with i re itatlon as p rool mn VjrglBja ThoniMr,. ns Man P esl '��� iu- to run a 100-yard a|iisU,IkK .���,,,,,, ��� v,-,y difficult part race for $100 ��e, and n , limit to I ^ |nM(i]) |)<nviM, alK] ,(V>,jnK while Thl other deckhand8 Mr. Jay MansBeld made a ivreemy, fash ;;! ,:" :IV '" f'"n':|onahle doctor, as Mr. roliieck. .lohu Presfs victorj thttl they i ,,.,,.,,,,. ��� Mortem's secretary, Gig- fered to bel thctr entire L^^ Wflg (,s|)0cl.,nv good, it la to ' the re8uI1 ,f "'"I he. regret led that other attractions on Lhe same evening should have b, n :; ,,in. of the Pro-[the cause ol a poorer attendance than , . ��� tOWIl "'cr- the piece deserve i, THE CITY GROCERY Moved to New Premises 302 McKenzie St. A. HARDMAN Plumbing ancl Contracting P. O. Box 243 r�� Telephone 302 1 THE DAILY NEW? SATURDAY NOTICE COUNCIL MEETING I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 130 elays after date 1 intend to apply to ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_-_ the Hon.Chiel Commissioner of Lands ^^-:'fOooo:::-::::::"::.::.:;-::.-:.;-o:::"::"::-::::CC::ii::!;::!.-i..: and Works for special license to cm D;,hm.���j r~,.~~i\ iaini carry away timber from the foi- Richmond Council. . . ,��� ., , , , , , . .,,��� lowing described land, situated at the An adjourned meeting of the coun- Kitsumgallum River. Coast District, (ii was held on Saturday, March 16,1 Range 5: there being present the Reeve and Claim No. 1.���Commencing at a post Couns. Williamson, Atkins,,,., Tilum planted 25 miles up from the mouth of . Kitsumgallum River, on the west bank and lutes. (|. Kitsumgallum Lake, running as foi- A. H. Dixon tendered his reslgna- lows: Mi chains west; -in chains lion as councillor for ward 2. objec- S0Ut?: '"' ch:lins we8t; S" ('h:l"'K north; 12,i chains oast; ami 40 chains tion bavins been raised as .,, his qua- S(���,lh 10 poim ()f commencement. liflcatlon. The rfsignation was ac- claim No. 2.���Commencing at a post and a new election ordered planted about 211 miles up from the mouth of the above river, on tli chains north to Skeena River; thence| along river to point of commencement, containing 640 acres, more or less. Claim No, 19.���Commencing at post planted on the south hank of Skeena River, ah,un half mile up from the mouth of Kitsumgallum River, on the south side of Skeena River; thence 120 chains south; 120 chains east to Skeena River; thence along river to point of commencement, containing ,: lu acres, more or less. Located February 22, 1907. WILLIAM'.MOODY. PRANK VANDALL, Locators. Per Frank Vandal], March 22, 1907. coiner of the old Kltsu Reserve, then 160 chains , chains north; 160 chains chains south to point of commenc ment. SO chains east, thence Sti publish, I west; oast; 40 10 less to shore, shore to point ��� (ited ami I ^^^^^^^ Monday, March 25, was fixed for nominations, the poll i if anyi to be held on Thursday, March 28th. The Government Agent at New Westminster notified the council of an application for a record of 20 inches o. water from S, j mour Creek on be- lu.11 of the Indians. The council mum ed to the suggestion of the Burnaby Council thai the Mayor of New Wis;minster hold in 11 ust ihe' deeds of land on Seymour Creek, owned bj Burnaby, South Van- ,, er an I Richmond municipalities. In response to a request for assistance In the preparation of data as to the silling up il the Fraser river, formation Of sail'.; .lis. etc., received from Chiiliwack council, the clerk was instructed to reply that the Rich- leiink thence south: Uie Kitsumgallum Mi chains east; 10 4e> chains west: SO e eas, Lake.; chains chains south, more or less, to the river; then northerly along the river to the poinl o; commencement. Claim No. '���'.���Commencing at a posl planted at the south-west corner of T. L. 7942; thence 40 chains east; so chains south; to chains easi; 80 chains south; 40 chains west, more or less, to the Kitsumgallum River; thence northerly along the river t>, the point of commencement. Claim No. l ���Commencing at a post planted about L6 miles up from the mouth of the Kitsumgallum River, on the east hank; thence 40 chains easi: 160 chains south; 10 chains w( st, more or less, to the river; thence northerly along the river to the poinl o.' commencement. Claim No. ."e.���Commencing at - """' plan .���4.���Commencing at a post planted 40 chains wes, of the northeast corner of Location No. 33, then 1.60 chains west. 40 chains north; 160 (hains casi; in chains south to point of commencement, 35,���Commencing at a post planted 40 chains west of the northeast corner mgallum Indian thence (hains south, more ol thence westerly along of commencement S. II. FORD. !'. II. CRAGO, March 21, 191 Ik DATED,, ,��� , "lf^' New Ve', Btmii in.. 'Ad Regi^ '-!��� Columbia, ,���,���' ,' ' ary, A.D. if,, . ___��� TIMBER NOTICES. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ,.hinted about ��� miles ��� from the mond council would be glad to render mouth of the above river, on the west nk; thence SO chains west; So iy assistance sugegsted. The chief of , ��� lice applied for a chains south'. SO chains oast, more or ioss to the river; thence northerly NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai sixty days after date we Intend to apply to the Hon. the Chief Commissioner of Laiuls and Works for permission tei cut and carry away the timber from the following described lands situate ii Kitsumgallum Valley, Coast district; 2o.���Commencing at a post planted about :i'j miles north of the northwesl cornei of O. F. A. Green's preemption claim, then running as follows: SO chains easi; SO chains south; 'i chains west and SO chains north to point of commencement, 21.���Commencing at a post planted al ml ::���:_. miles north of tho northwesl corner of C. F. A. Green's preemption claim, then running' as follows: 160 chains west; 10 chains ��� ith; 160 chain?', easi and 4,1 chains north to the point of commencement. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that :;,: days after date, we intend to apply to the Honorable the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a Bpe- Location No. 34, then 160 chains cial license to ( north: 160 chains (]>e following described lands in the Coast Districl: No, l. Commencing al a stake planted on shore of Tsi lias Lagoon, near >;. W. Cor. T. H, t'eS2!i, thence north 40 chains ���d lhe'ii ;,,i chains, east 1 us chains, west east; 40 chains south to poinl of com mencement. 36. Commencing at a posl plantet a'out 120 chains west of the north east corner of Location No 160 chains north; in chains oast: 160 chains south: 40 chains west to the h< int of commencement, :i7.���Commencing at a post planted about sn chains wesi of the northeast ,,,, ner of Location No. 35, thence 160 chains north: to chains oast; 160 chains west: 40 chains south to point chains to shore of Huaskin Laki of commencement, V| chains, mor, 3S.���Commencing at a posi planted commencement, northwesl corner of Location No. 3, Commencing at the B, E. cor theme. <i) chains west; so ner T. I.. 7512, about one mi!" from south; so chains easi and sn head of Forward Harbor, N. E., thence ��BcJ jp- KF.pni. To Th ����� \rcl V,i;,Mr]'^", All pe, . ":''" ���������:,,. .. 'Pel wwi . t'i '"���"��� and " Himi under them a llir"'i��h, ing any Inter, ' '"""' % ______________________________i i arry away timber from virtue of anj ' nH ' " i Inst I* ' title is no; ,-egi <m visions and a in tli I p, '-Mime,,! ' said la of the shall be for, .��� smith 50 from settinj (hains, west 12s chains to point ol commencement. No. 2. Commencing at a stake planted about 300 feet from east Bhore ol Actron Sound, near S, W. cor. T. L. 6939, thence south so chains, easl SO respect of the taxes ; try Act.'' ��� i ��� ��� I I r chains to ne if T. L. 6941, north so west or less,' to place ol �� ��� a: the No. '',2, , hains SYNOPSIS OF ���'.��� DIAN h;<J STEAD REGULATIONS, ilag for the court house at Steveston, al lie was along the river to the poinl of com-. 22.���Commencing at a post planted mencement. about I miles north of the northwest Claim N'i.''..���Commencing at a post corner of C. F. \. Green's pre-emption planted 12 miles up from the mouth (.;.|i;|K |h(,n nmnlng as f(,,lows: s0 of the river, on the west bank; . . ,.,,,���,,., , , , . ,. ,., ���i,.1i������ Chains east; SO chains norih; sn report thence 40 chains west; 40 chums south; 40 chains east: sn chains I chains west and SO chains south to south: 60 chains east, more or less, j poinl of commencement V to the river; thence northerly along .... <���,.,,,,,,,,������i������ , . . , -������������i ommencing at a post planted llis request was granted and empowered to obtain one. (Jn recommendation of th of health, the health officer' was accepted. In the report of the board of works, the following recommendations were (h(, rjv(,r (() ���le polnt o�� commence- made: That a road be built V2 mile ment. oast of No. s road , north and south, ' claim No. 7.���Commencing at apost tu be known as the Nels.m road, with planted about 40 chains west of the | claim south-wesl corner of the old Kitsumgallum reserve: thence 160 chains west; 40 chains south; 160 chains east; 40 chains north, to point of commencement. Claim No. s.���Commencing at apost inted on the north-west corner of north to poinl of commence- north SO chains, east 40 chains, south ;,:o chains, wesl lo chains, north Su chains nn nt. :.���'. Commencln ::' a POS ;( planted chains ���" place of commencement, at the northwest < <emih��� :��� of Location No. V then v'i chains west, su chains south; s.i chains oast; SO chains north to 1 oinl of commencement. WILLIAM MOODY. FRANK VANDALL. Locaters. Agent, Frank Vandal!. March 21. 1907. NOTICE. the understanding that Messrs. Nelson, Ewen and Hambrook deed sufficient land to make a 66 foot road, and that as there appears to be some doubt as to who has control of that portion of road along the eastery limits at New Westminster, a committee ho appointed to confer with New Westminster council to arrive at sonic conclusion as to the best means of settling and improving this road. ptai I aboul 5 miles north of the northwest 1 corner of C. F, A. Green's pre-emption then running as follows: 160 chains east; 411 chains north; chains west; 40 chains south to point of commencement. 2 1.��� Commencing at a post planted aboul 6 miles north of the northwest corner of C. F. A. Green's pre-emption 160 No. 1 Commencing al the S. W. corner of T, I.. 7901, about one mile noi 1 b of the head Of Frederick Ann, thence west SO chains, south 40 chains, east SO chains and south 40 chains with line of T, I.. 7439, thence east 4o chains to shore at S. W. cornei lol 271, th, nee north 80 chains, wesl 10 chains, more or less, to poinl of commencement, DATED this 26th day of February. 11,07. The Mclaughlin lumber co. Ltd. By C. R. McLaughlin, Pres. and M. D. Notice is hereby given that 30 days after date I intend to make apllcatlon to the Hon. the Chief Commissi,hut of Lands and Works, for a special ii 1(30 ceuse to cul and carry away timber from the following described lands, situated Coast Districl Range 5 district, N'o. 101, commencing al .1 stake planted ar)1J]v al a post on the Encheshese River. ' al out I mile an.I a haif up from its ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ mouth, thence oast 10 chains, thence for permission to purchase the to) north SO chains, thence west 80 lowing tract oi land situated In Coasl listrict, feu- a Mill Site. Coniliienc- LAND PURCHASE NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sixty days after date we intend to to the Honorable the Chlel Commissioner of Lands and Works An, availal in the Rail bla, maj son win, h or any male the extent 01 ��� 160 acres, n Entry 1,. . the local lan i ofl which the The home ��� form the condit with under one. (1) A- leasl upon and culti. each year for I (2) If th,. : father is decen 11 Unilsimi : 1 a latniij m ��� :.; Ij ���'Mr; 'I " " '''I thai :' ���'���<.'��ingpi_ T L. 7945; thence 160 chains wesi: claim, then running as follows cLS'south^o poLChotc^mmenc4e0-ic;a!ns ^ "' *�������" s��uth= 160 Ichains thence south 80 chains, thenc, chains west; 40 chains north to point least 40 chains to point of commence Claim No. 9.���Commencing at a post] ;> commencement, planted on the north-west corner oi 25.���Commencing at a post planted ,. * . . ��_��� I- , -���,-. tV,or,no 1KII /-.iriirea meat ��� , ( OmlllOllClllg lit a point Ileal' 1 lie 1. L. ,945 thence 160 chains west. . iOIlt 6 I of the northwest The reporl was adopted and the j40 chains south: 16Q chains east, to line of T. L. 7945; thence ment. 102. Commencing at a point near mouth of I'nion Creek at the east line reeve and Conns. Trites and Tilton j the west were appointed a committee as recom-1 along the line to point of commence-! mended. corner of C. F. A. Green's pre-emption |of the Indian Reserve, at the head of i'nion Hay, near the mouth of Works The assessors were instructed to ' ment. j Claim No. 10.���Commencing at a _,^^^^^_^^^^^^^^_|post planted on the west line of T. L. commence tbe preparation of the ass-|7945, about 40 chains south of the '945; essment roll on March 1s, tarn the roll by May 1st. The reeve ami clerk were NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thirty elays after due' I intend to make application to the lion, the Chief Commissionei of I,anils an 1 Works for permission 10 cut ami carry away timber from the following I, scribe I lands, situated at Hothani Sound, New Wesl minster Districl: 1.���Commencing a; a stake 40 chains , as! of small hay al the head of Hothani Sound; thence north su chains; tin nee west su chains; thence south SO chains: ihence easl SO chains to point of commencement, 2.���Commencing at a slake at the north-east corner of (.'laim No. 1: thence north su chains; thence west sn chains: ihence south 80 chains; thence eas; sn chains to point of com mencement. claim, then running as follows (bains east; 40 chains north; 160 chains we.-t; 4fi chains south to point of commencement. 26.���Commencing at a post planted about 0 miles north of the northwest if C. F. A. Green's pi',.-,-million then running as follows: 40 Claim No. 11.���Commencing at a chains ,veM: "'" chains south; 40 posl planted on the south-wesl corner chains east: 160 chains north to point of T. L. 7!��� 4r.: thence running 160 of commencement. (hains west: 40 chains norih; 160 chains east, 10 the west line of T. I.. 7945; thence 40 chains south along the line to point of commencement. ind to re- north-west corner of T. 1 thence 160 chains west; 40 chains south: ir,,1 chains east, to the line of cornei ^^^^^^^ ippoint- T L 7945. tnence along the line to ,.,.,. ed to sign 11 petition to the Provincial [point of commencement Government re a new bridge across th, North Arm of (lie Fraser river. Tho Temporary Loan by-law wns reconsidered ami finally passed. 160 , _^^^_^^^^_^^^^_^^_^__ Channel. Range 5, Coast District, thence 40 chains south, thence 80 chains east, thence su chains norlh. thence SO chains west, ihence 40 chains south 10 the point of com- in, ncement. 103. Commencing at a post on the north shot,, of Work's Channel, Range Te, Coast Districl, about a mile ami a half below Worsfold Hay. thenc, 120 chains north, thence SO chains east, thence south to shore, thence westerly 27.���Commencing at a post planted Ialong shore to point of commence- about ,' mil, s north of the northwest I ment. corner of C. F. A. Green's pre-emption Cairn No. 12.���Commencing at a pe'st planted at the south-east corner of T. I., 7945; thence running 160 chains west; -lo chains south; 160 cl alas east; thenc,.. -I'i chains north to point of commencement. ,. 1 at, ; Fei ruarv 1 I. 1907. WILLIAM MOODY. FRANK VANDALL. Locators. Pi ;��� Frank Vandal!. March 22, 1907. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thirty elays after date we Intend to apply to tbe Hon. the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for per- claim, ih mi running as follows; so ���chains west; so chains north; 80 'chains east; SO chains south to poinl of commencement. 2S.���Commencing at a post planted al 1 ii 7 miles north of the northwest corner of C. F. A. Green's pre-emption claim, then running as follows: 160 I chains easi; 40 chains south; 160 , chains weM and 40 chains north to ithi poinl of commencement. 29.���Commencing at post planted aboui 7 miles north of the northwest corner of C F. A. Green's pre-emption ^^^^^B 104. Commencing at a post on the shore opposite the mouth of Hear Creek and about a half a mile north on the north arm of Work's Channel, Range 5, Coasl District, thence west Tn (hains. ihence. north 80 chains, thence cast to shore, thence southerly along shore to point of commencement. ing a' a post planted "li .shore of bay S. E. Ann Huaskin Lake-, about S W. corner T. L. No. 6943; thence South in chains; West .", chains; South I" chains. 1,101,��� or less to N. lv slim'.' of Turnbull Cove; thence West with sheei'i' line 20 chains; North lo chains; East 5 chains; North 1" chains, more or less, to Bhore ol Huaskin Lake; thence Last with shore line 20 chains, mor, or less, tee point of commencement; containing 40 acres, more or less. DATED this 19th day of February, 1907. The MCLAUGHLIN LUMBER to.. LTD. Hy C. R McLaughlin, Pres., M. D, ___________________! ' 'I er resides upon ij o;' the land ent, ; | ments a.~ to re - ��� ��� satliS b.' such ;������'! Be ��� ���/,:., father or mothet (3) If the sett!, ent residenc, u 1. laud ed by bim in : :.��� ;, ��� .-t' ad. tho i'i. ent! as to dence may be Upon till' said I Six months' ni I be given to the 1 minion Lands al to apply for pat< - Coal lands maj per acre for Bofl thracite. Nol ��� can be acquire I company. Royal! cents per ton ol - NOTICE. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that 30 da;, s after dale. I in,..���ml to apply to the lion, chief Commissioner of Lunds and Works, for special lien1-' ,0 1 w an I carry awaj 'ia: ��� r from the following ���!" cribed lands, situated as ] ���Miierofl - ntetitl sed..' i M ��� ���. 201 ������:..- .1 ic rate of 4 ��� collected on the gr, vV, VY CORY, Deputy of th, '��� af ;hel| tericr. N. B.���Unautl I thin advertlsem, nl I for. claim, then running chains north; SO c 1C5. ("oMMie-iicing at a sink-' on ilu ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ beach about 50 chains south of the follows: mouth of Bear Crei I, on the north , ,. . , ��� arm ol Work's Channel. Range 5, '' ' ' ;' '' :l stak' "anted (vast Districl, thence east 1,0 chains, on Hernando Island, Sayward thence north So chains, thenc,. west trict, al the southwest corner ol Ion 6 then, e north so chains: thence Tenders for a License to Cut Tin* on Dominion Lan '^ Prwi"% of British Columbia. as follows; mins wesi; south: 120 chains east to point commencement. March 21st, NOTICE. Bl mission to cut and carry away the (hains north; in chains west; so ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^! 1 ini! er from the following elescrihed chains 3.���Commencing at a post 10 chain, lands, situate on the Zymagatitz Riv- wesl of the north-east corner of Claim er, Coasl District. Range No. 5: No. 2; thence north so chains; thence claim No. 13.��� Commencing at a west so chains; ihence south so ?l... planted on the Zymagatitz River, i'm.ins: thence iv<,' 80 chains to point about one mile up from the mouth, on of commencement. the east bank of river; thence uai HENRY GROSE. chains east; 40 chains south; 160 1 hains west: 10 chains norih, along the rlvei 0 poinl 1 I commencement, [Containing ,i!0 iicre-, mo;.' or h'ss. claim No. 14.���Commencing al posl NOTICE LS HEREBY GIVEN thai planted on the Zymagatitz River, sixtj days after date I Intend lo apply about one mile up from the mouth, on to the Honourable chief Commission the easi bank of river; thence 160 er of Lands and Works for permission chains easi; 10 chain.- north; 160 to purchase the following described chains west; 10 chain.- south, along lands, situated on what is called river to point of commencement,con Middle and South Dundas Island, talning 640 acres, more or less, Range ;,. coasi District: Claim No. 15.-���Commencing al posl Commencing al a posl aboul one- planted on the Zymagatitz River.about half mile east 01 the head of Duck In- two miles up from the mouth, on the let on the north side of the inlet, east bank of river; thence 160 chains marked S, II. F.: thence 100 chains east; 40 chains south; 160 chains north; thence SO chains east; thence wl.sl ,,, river; thence 40 chains north- south 10 saiel inlet; thence south- |erly along river to point of commence-1 cUalns west; 40 chains to the beach, thence southerly and westerly along the beach to poinl ol ,A (commencement. 101 1C6. Commencing at a stake 20 chains e is of the mouth of Min Creek al the head of Work's Channel, Range fi SO chains; thence south sei chains thenc, wesi SO chain.- to poinl of commencement. 2.- <lommencing at a stake, planted Coast District, thence west 80 chains, |or- the northwest corner ^^B ithence north SO (hains. thence east a0.���Commencing at a post planted Sl cnains, thence i mth SO chains, to aboul 40 (hains north of the south- poinl of commencement, wesl corner of Location No. 26, then ���_7 running as follows: 160 chains west; Commencing al a'poinl on Lach- 10 chains north; 160 chains easl and mach River'near the corner of lot i95 10 chain- touth to point of commence- al the head of Work's Channel. Range Coast District, Commencln section thence eai I SO chain-: then, e Bouth M, chains; thence wes; SO chain-: (hen, e north 80 chains to point of 1 ''iiu,��� ai ement, fi. 1' immenclng at a slak,. Sealed Tendei Con mlssloner ol ;' ��� '������ '��� partment of th, ,,��� the envelop, ender for TimbeJ lb rth Nee. 511," this Departmenl ��� n Wednesdaj', 1907, for a llcens, la rth No. 511, m half of the S ��� lhe South ha planted nunrti r of Sei 1 ���M ment. 31.- at a posl 1] 'Hi-i J,'est- ,h"nrp so f,,iaini-' Kr>"">. thence ^out 40 chains north of the south- fj^"//^. thence SO chains north, lloitll to ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ chains west to point of com west corner of Location No. 26, then mencement, i unning n foil iw 160 chains iv, ��� ��� 10��- H-haii, so,,,,,: i,;���.:;,i���-,,-,;,���,,'���-; ������/:::ii-..;:,,.:,,l;;-;...-'.:;;.:, milt ol commence- the Indian Resei ve, at the mouth of H the Enches-hese River on the north ���12.���Commencing at a post planted ': :" : \v">'!;'ri Channel, Range 5, .,,,,,,. , ,,., , ., ,. ,, ,. . Coasi District, thenc 80 chains north, '" ' nil,ea north '" ,:'" northwest (lu,m<, s��� (.||;|il]< weBtj th(,1(., ��� corner of ( F. A. Green's pre-emption chains" south, thence 80 chains claim, then running as follows: ion (hums ...���iii. t'i" northwesl corner of section 5; thence 40 chains then ������ north SO chains; thence easi SO chains; thi nee south SO chain-. ,h n '��� ������� ' ' ' chains to poim ,,. com" m, nceme J. R AGAR. Ji bn Carlson, Locater, ' March 22. 1907, LAI KEGISW ACT. SO east westerly and westerly along the shore , ���������,, containing 640 acres, more or chains east; 40 chains ,1 io poini of commencement, S. II. FORD, F. II. CRAGO, Locators March 23, 1907. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sixty days after dale I Intend to apply to the Honourable Chief Commissioner of Lauds and Works for permission j planted to purchase the following described lands, situated on what is called Mid- lanil South Dundas Island, Range 5, Coasl District! ('0111:11,'iicing tu a post planted at the lie.il or Swan Inlet; thence south 100 chains; thence east 80 chains; I thence north to chore; thence westerly ami north-westerly along 'In' shore to point of commencement. F, H, f'R.-vPO. March 2:1. 1907, less, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ claim No. 16.���Commencing al post iplanted on the Zymagatitz River, about two miles up from the mouth, or, the east bank of river; thence 160 chains east; 40 chains norih; ii'ai chains wes, to river; thence 10 chains southerly along riv,.,- to poim of commencement, containing 640 acres, j more or less. claim No. 17.���Commencing at post Zymagatitz River, south; 160 orth to point containing Gin on he about one mile up from the mouth, on tiie west hank of river; thence 40 chains wes,; |,;u chain- north; 40 , hains east to river; thence 160 chains southerly along river to point of commencement, containing 640 acres, more' or less. Claim No. IS.���Commencing at post planted on the sou:h I ank nf Skeena River.about half mile below the month 1 '' Kitsumgallum River; then,,' so cl)..::.- SOUth; vr> chains east; 80 ��� ( Ollllll ncelUe'Ilt ^^^^^^^^^^ acres mors or less. WM. .MOODY. FRANK VANDALL. Locaters. Agent Frank Vandal!. March 21. 11,07 NOTICE. Ihi rty days TAKE NOTICE that after date we intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and 10 point of commencement. 108. Commencing at a post on the south side of Fordcrago River, about a mile b< TAKE NOTICE lhat application has ���ai in el" to register Karl Brudvlk the. ownei in Fee Simple, under a i>. Sale Deed from C. A. Carncross. I.. ' Ol ���:'������ ' Ui-j. an .'..'I'M ll Thi' :��� th ' i;. . n<. year n tender. Th,- regulai Ci 11:- ' 'A ill III' forms ' tender 0 ol lai I at thi- I1, oiliea. of the I'M \'. w Westmin '��� Each tender ni ��� by an nccepte 1 e :.��� , eived 4 I I il ' 1 artei i-| Hie X, ' : , ..yel ; I ��� ��� 'l ��� ��� cW\a n. r.-of t'i poinl. of commencement river empties into the. north arm ... Work's Channell. Hnnge. r,. Coast Dis trict. about a mile ami a half south wesl of the head of the" north arm coming in Ire,m the easl. 109. Beginning at a post on the shor a' " ��� a which the aPt cant is prepared t, I ��� triiil��'| No tender by telegraph will M<| l< rlalneel. !!'." ,l'��Per end ,,f th,. north arm Works Channell. Range 5, Coasl Works ,,, special limber ,lc,.n-es ,0 ,,,01^ cul a,,,] carry away timber from the f chains, Ihence north 40 chains following described hinds situate j��� . " '"'" WGS| 160 chains, thence south '!������ Kitsumgallum Valley, in the C�����i �� '" I'oint of commencement bank In favour of ^^^_^__ :Mi,iisler of Ibe ������ !M MM^^S^^l1^"? E' M; Carncross;c,-erk~;~r oun, of the bonn n"''1(" ""i'ii 80 chains, thence west ' '"'' '"' Sum'v' bearln8 date ~~' ' " "'' '" !"1, f 80 chains, ihence south 10 chains to ";i' 'llh ''''^ "r December, A.D, L901, The above Of all and singular that certain parcel of|or tract of lan,I and premises situate. lying and being iu the Districl of New Westminster, I M iv,,vim.(. I j,,.,,. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Ish Columbia, more particularly known Department of the i;'"',i"1' ,���- an<] described at Lol 32, subdivision " P-hninry 23rd, i- '���r Section 25, Block 0 North Range 2 . I The hlghesl or any not necessarily ac ��� 1 ERLKY 0. KK, ;.. gecre��') PE Ottawa, Februan district. * 33.���Commencing at a posl planted aboul 10 chain? west of the southwest 110. ' '��� mn encine: at a posl planted al the mouth of For I Creek, on the norlh Bhore of Work's Channell, Ran"" ���". JC I District, thence 80 chains norlh, West. M You and each of you are requested '" contesi the claim of the tax purchaser wilhin forty-five days from the date "r ,l1" Aral publication of this n"li''"- I shall register Karl ilrudvik as owner thereof In fee. And I direct thai publication of this notice r��' 'Wr-ty elays i��� ��� (,aiiy newspaper BLACKSMITHING Having bought ou lng business of R be plonseel to see a ers, as well as new lng a specialty. , iitiioH1'"'"''! I the U|IUI IP lien8"". 11 llis old C.". tea 1 wm storu-1 Hoi's"1"*'I H- M. KNUTf'feel Eighth ��' ���s nr pA y. MA BCH 23, 1907. THE DAIL? NEWS Many valuable properties have been listed with us for excluswe sale the past few days. Some excellent manufacturing sites, farm lands and city lets. Study the list carefully, it will repay you, then call on us and make your deal. Icl. 333 FRONT STREET Tel. 333 Specials To-Day ��� PC er m mile from city. louse ..$1,800. ; ; ,;, 56x115, on seven rooms. ISth Btreet, belli avenues. Million street, Price $245, Vi i. months. Sun ev ; S 1�� of , township 2. Log ihicken ,",0.1-, trees; 12 ; a,,'.- under . n acres slashe I J per acre. '��� ���_, cash, bal- . lis at ' I .'. bleed 0, bei 1 1, V S pair, Price $-:: .xlC6, Tenth sl reet, ,-enue. Price $450. i, h ilance terms Valuable Lots, avenue .$275 cash ..nue. $1,050 I ,, Six en ������' $350 |: ��� -' street $350 eet .... lai - an i ition. $1,050 JUST A SPECIAL-tliafs all SPLENDID HOUSE, TOGETHER WITH 10 ACRES IN LADNER House 2 full storeys. 4 bedrooms! large hall, 2 clothes closet..-, plastered and finished in cedar; large lawn. beautiful (lowers, over 50 rose trees' hedges, high board and wire fence'-,' seasliell walks; orchard lo apple., y pear, 5 prone, 5 plurn, large cherry and other fruit trees; 1 - acre of .strawberries; soil black loam, with clay subsoil, well underdrained; last year produced 738 sacks of n ��� on 4 acres. _' not fully seeded, 5 toi of bay, etc., etc. $4200.00; $2000 rash. Fuller pari . pars on enquiry. CHURC H SERVICES Full-sized lot No. 8, between 6th & Tth Ave. on 4th St., west side. $300, halt cash, bal. in 6 mos. One acre in block 9, between 18th and 16th St. on 8th Ave. Price $750, 1-3 cash, bal. easy. Slx an i one h ill acre . one a, re cleared rea Ij I .. .nting; i ; : ,,,��� res parti} i leared. Ho ise, 5 ��� 14x24; storej an! half, small arn chicken house; fruil trees an I stra Large lot and two cottages on Columbia street, Sapperton. Both rented at $10 each. One anl one-hair storey liouse ami ... lot, situated north side of TENSERS. TENDERS a Idressed to the un ler ���- Ign 1 at i tawa, md endon I '��� rs foi irf boats,' receive I (.Ministers and others interested In up to noon of the Is of April, 1907, church services will please forward foi the constructioi three Bee their copj to ibis office not later than McLellan surf boats wi h i luipmenl S p.m. on Friday to insure Insertion.] complete. The. three to be delivered tree of all charges on the wharf of Holy Trinity cathedral���Rev. A. 'he Agency of this Department, in Shildrick, rector. Holy Communion, Victoria. I'., c. S a. in.; Matins, Sermon, n Plans and specifications can be seen a. in.; Sunday School 2:30 p. m. and forms of tender procured, at this Catechism last Sunday in the month Department, Ottawa, at the Agency In ib,. church. Evensong and of ,llis Department, Victoria, and al sermon by the rector, 7 p.m.; daily the Post offices al Vancouver and service at 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. except New Westminster, B. C. on Friday, when Evensong is saiel at Papers inserting this advertisement 7:30. Holy Communion every Thurs- without authority will nol be paid. day and saint's day at 8 a.m.. Choii F. OOURDEAU, practice on Friday after Evensong. Deputy Minister of Marin,, and Fish St. Barnabas���Rev. C, VY. Houghto ei'ies- berry .urs; Jijoo, hall cash lloyal avenue and corner of McKinnis nre ii , ... 7 .���., ,, street; 9 rooms; bath room, hoi ami . valuable holding, and n i '"''* n'ater, closet; woodshed; young e city, i . ring thi adv, ' fruil m'" rector. Holy Communion, 8 a. i Morning Prayer and Litany, 11 a. m.; Evening Prayer, 7 p. in.; Bible class, 2 p. in.; Sunday school Department of Marin,' and Fisheries, Ottawa, Canada, March 8th, 1907. ��� .lames Inlet, three square miles. ������ $t.00 per acre, half cash, ilai c s ��� line view. LOTS OF LOTS In BROWNSVILLE Near thc Bridge Cheap -'_��� store .������ e, 10 ro ,ms, also mo lei n ini] nents; lol 65x132; lane a pari of lol sei o it with fruit I ees and nice lawn. P ��� $2,750. -' i cash, balance 6 and 12 mon! li - ai 7 : er i enl. ', II a !. '' ' ' ��� ' ' id fai ��� ��� 1-3 n.Ile from Jubilee n on the i . ne ir ,, ,; ,: " Small hous, acres I c iltivate !. Price 5-'.500. 1 in ������ ,;. 12, and is a- 7 ; er ��� enl 17 lots, full sized on Gth street, iti 3 p.m.; Baptisms after Sunday school; choir practice, Friday, 8 p.m.; Con- Btreets on three flrmatlon classes during Lent, Wed- Price $1,800. $9001 nesdaj afternoon 3:45, and evening 1 - I at 8 o'clock. full sized lot, 2nd lot from cor- st Paul.a aeformed Episcopal treet and 8th avenue, lot church- Rev. A, de B. Owen, rector $2j0 cash. ] Divine worship Sunday, ii a.m. and 7 p.in.: Sunday school, 2:30 p.m. All are wel, ome in the hupreme Court oi British Columbia. IN THE MATTER of the Estate of JAMES JOB KIMBLE, decease I. ��� X 1 I I f e We have a few valuable lots: ��� Between 9th street and 8th street. Between 3rd and 4th avenue. HOUSE and LOT Ea ' ide 100 yards from Centrally located in a commmandlng >' Can factory. Price $1,020. situation; Third avenue, at foot of I Young Peoples' social and literary House on Royal and Eighth streat, |,'':h street. Two and one half-storey meeting on Mondaj evening al 8 p.m., ''" sl re-vs' seven rooms, full sized house. Ten rooms (recently papered) Midweek praver meeting on Wednes- ��� S2'000- A!1 modern conveniences; hot and day evening al 8 p. m. Boys' League ��������� bath, flush closet, lava-1 meet8 on FHday evening at 7:30. Sub- TAKE NOTICE lhal on the I5tb day of March, A. D. 1907, probate of ihe' last will and Testamenl of James Job Kimble, late of the City of New Olivel Baptist church-Rev. M. L. Westminster, B Rugg, D.D., pastor. Preaching em Sunday al ll a.m., and at 7 p.m.; Sunday school and bible classes al 12:15 u the close of the morning service fi Lots facing Columbia street, Sapperton. $1,000, half cash. bal. on easy terms. (ni. ill size I lot, 00x132: 2 storej i i 10ms. flush i losel upstairs; ��� :��� ivements; new house: $:.G00. :_. cash, '��� ��� in 6 months at 7 Landing I miles ' ��� "'��� '��� "'���> sized st i de an 1 fruil lunctlon. Jusi at the trees. Second ho ��������� ft im 5th streel ��� phy Landing, about the i res cleared, under housi'. barn and me acre orchai I. b, ai Price $1,350, en easy \ ,250 cash). $22 per a, ''. am! 12 months m 32, N.-E. , orner ol ��� ��� i. Timber li; i ��� ,od soil; a mile : i - iii Ue : oad an I new road sl. eel bel w een si h ��� on -ii I St.. sid.- ol 2i ��� one acre; parti} cle I - I cash. A sj.hMi Iii ipp i ment. ...ev bouse, l al li room, . full sized lot, 66x101) Sl between uh and Ide. Price $2.3DC, In '��� months al 7m. m m mry; 6 , hains w at, i leared; 8 i lonie l : la Mere,I; wood shed. in i fruit trees of ill $3,000. Terms one-third t) .nMi 12 months. m on uppei SPECIAL lots, with double corner, tm sect it in 1, 2 lots section 2, near Richmond St., Sapperton, for sale. $600, half cash, bal. to be arranged at 7 per cent. 30 Lots 45x120 in Sapperton, overlooking the Fraser River; between the Hospital, Distillery ancl Brunette Saw Mills, with school in center; 17 double corner lots, balance front and well located; all easily cleared; perfect river view. Corner lots $150, inside lots S125. Only 1-4 cash, bal. 6, 12 and 18 months; or terms can be arranged to suit purchaser. INDEFEASIBLE TITLE. toiy, electric light; nice lawn; lot joc, ���,��� gunday niorninp sermon: 60x132, with lane in rear; part of lot, . n,��� -,,,, .,,������. , rlie Ground of Re sei oul with fruit trees. Price $2,750. $1,300 cash, balance arranged. 2 lots, 20, 21; No. 20, $170; No. 21, 60 acres ;oo 1 fi lit land in Surrey; can be bought now for |25 per acre; onl; one-quarter cash needed, balance in one or two years at 7 per cent. 4S0 acres, Maple Rtd��e, Sections 2S, s sec. 29 anl 32, Township 9, one-half prai- Icorner) $175. Durham and Second streets. One hundred aud sixty acres N. W. U Sec. 15, Township 11, two miles from Fort Langley, 3 acres slashed, Xo. 1 land. Price, $10 per acre. Oue third cash, balance on time, 7 per cent. interest. One hundred and sixty acres, X.W. Ji Sec. 25, Township 16, 2% miles from Abbotsford, creek running through, 50 acres alder bottom, said to be $600 worth of timber ou the property. Price $10 per acre, V4 cash, balance on time. Ten acres in Lot 463, one mile east of Westminster Junction, Al soil, easily cleared. $30 per acre. juicing. Evening: "Going out full and coming home empty." This sermon is the fourth In series of special sermons from quaint texts entitled "Honey from Queer Hives." C. deceased, w 13 issued to nn' by the Supreme Court of Itiilisb Columbia, and thai all creditors and others having claims againsi the. Estate of the said deceased are re- quireel on or before' the 20th day of April, 1907, io send by post prepaid or to deliver to the undersigned, their Christian a.nd surnames, addresses, and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their i accounts and the nature' of the securities, ii any, held by ihem, duly ve i fied. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that after such last mentioned dale 1 will proceed to distribute the assets Queen's Avenue Metho.Ust���Rev. Yv. 01- tne Bald deceased among the par- I H. Barraclough, B.A., pastor. Services tiea entitled thereto, having regard at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sunday school only t0 thc, clalms o( whi(,h , Bhai, i and Bible Class at 0 p. m. tnen nave notice, and that I will nol West End Methodist���Re, Mr. Ma- be liable for the said assets or any gee, pastor. Services. 11 a.m. and 7 part thereof to any person or persons p.m.; Sunday school, 2:30 p.m. , of whose claims I shall nol have Sapperton Methodist. ��� Rev. L.I notice at the time of such dlstrlbu- Thomas, pastor. Sunday services, 11'lion. a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sunday school, 2:301 Dated at New Westminstei' the 19th p.m.; Epworth League, Monday, s p.m. day of March, A.D. 1907. .1. 11. TODD, Executor of the last Will of .lames .lob Kimble, decease 1. .i icres; south hall I road. New :. 'anl He, rest brush and some small trees ���ol barn. One acre back of the Orphanage. $800 cash. For full particulars apply at once. Prices: Section 32, $45 per acre; Sec- lion 29, $60 per acre; Section 28, $55 ; er acre. Telephone at Hammond; telegraph station, Pitt Live:- Bri Ig s. 1 : ms, half cash, balance one and two years at 7 per rent. Excl isive agency, Too Good to Miss House; Dining Room. Par lor, 2 Bed Rooms. Kitchen Bath Room, Pant ry; Chicken hou se and Wood Shed : Electr c L ght. .$1,150 Cash. I ' I Snap in Lots. Vacant lots for .-ale in all parts of the city, trom $25.oo to $3.ooo SO acres, half mile w m ' mt, G.N. - .'������ 1. 132x132, cornei 7-roomed been-'. Price R. running through. $9,460, terms cash, balance 6, 12 and 18 easy. Investigate. 12th Sm. east ai le; 10 Price $2,500, one-third 6, 12 and 18 months of "th St. ami 1th 2 full Blze I lots. ,'a'.\ of apples, pears an I ��� $-1,000, $2,000 cash, bal- LOTS OF LOTS all ever the city for sale from $50 to $3,000. See us immediately. Tell us where vou want a lot e, 7 rooms; hath, ; i he I, hot and cold water; full s ch avenu,' an I 3rd Brunette Price $2,403. ' ��� cash Pi ii avenue, sub B, !���' $300 cash, m e leare I; si/. ��� I 12 feet. a nd we can sui LI__J___ i >.,!;',; RES MURCHIE ROAD, '.NAB,'. $150 PER ACHE. House, full sizeel lot, ou Keary street, Sapperton; rents for $10 per month, Only $1,050. House, 10 looms, 1K lots, near Fourth avenue and Seventh street, $2,000. Terms can be arranged. 135 acres, one mile from Hunting don, B.C., 70 acres in grass, 15 acres trained and fenced; house and harn cosl $2,500; good real along one side; ��� rice $50 per acre, half cash, balance mi suit purchaser at 6 per cent. Pea- son for selling, the owner's wife is in bad health, and has to go to a cold climate. Double tenement house, 5 rooms in icres, Langley, 25 under cultiva- each house, water, light, full size lot, house, Para, sheds, etc, all in between First and Second street, a snap at $3,000, half Fourth avenue, on north side. Price $1,500. half cash, balance in one year ; er , ent, lots 23. . 40; full size: ^'^' ^J-���""' Queen-g parki pr|ce ' es, all lenced, ready for ea; easily cleared: Eighth and Seventh $7000i livation, Rood water, half mile' from and Cumberland street, io acres in sec. 32. Timber, fir, ce- school, a: Chiiliwack, $75 per aoro. iar and alder, Good soil; good roads, Eight-roomed house , all modern BUNGALOW In best residential portion of New Westminster, east end; close to car; 6 large rooms and large reception hall: modern in every respect; 2 full lots 132 x 132, all in lawn, laid out with shrubs and flowers; tennis court on one side. Price $2,750. Terms'$600 cash, bal. on mortgage. St. Andrew's Presbyterian���Kev. ,1. S. Henderson, pastor. Sunday ser-[ vices 11a.m. and 7 p.m.;Sunday school | an I Bible Classes 2:30 p.m. Sunday morning subject: "Onesimus the runaway slave'." Evening: "booking fori a wife." This being the seventh of a series on "Young Men." West Presbyterian���Rev, T. Ward- Maw Taylor, M.A., Ph.D.. minister. Tenders for a License to Cut Timber Services lla:m. and 7:30 p.m.; Sun-, on Dominion Uands in the Prov day school and Bible class, 2:30 p.m. Knox church, Sapperton���Rev. D. McKenzie, B.A., pastor. Services, 11! SEALED TENDERS addressed to a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sunday school and the Commissioner of Dominion Lands, Bible class, 2:30 p.m.; meeting of I Department of the Interior, and mark- V. P. S c E, Immediately after the ed on the envelope "Tender for Tim- evening service, her Berth No. 512," will be received at this Department until twelve ince of British Columbia. Cos;.el Hall, corner Sixth avenue ,. 1 |ol in Sappei : ���:.. I'M g io ! repair; street. Pri, e $150 cash. cash. ��� ; Five cottages and two lots on First 23, 33. 30. 40; full size; o'clock nm n mi Wednesday, the Lsl day of .May, 1907, for a license te. cul timber on Berth No. 512, situate In th. Province of British Columbia, on the South Fork of Silver River, in about Township 1. Range 2ti, West of the 6th Meridian, and described as follows: Commencing at a post plant ed een the North Westerly side of the said South Fork of Silver River, where the South Westerly boundary av enue $300 cash. 11 ll Be lots, , orner i li Sl ; .' ro mi hous I' ice $1,500, on ' tliir I cash, ��� ���i- ; at 7 pe ��� '��� - for full particulars. , mveniences, on Carnarvon street and 160 acres In Surrey, 5 acres cleare 1. Sixth street, two storeys, $3,750. I side, $1,800. half cash, One Lol No. 12, facing ou ith Ave. cent , bu e- ' etwe mi lsl and 2d St., half block in] ,,,, |oc| lo Bale ,,. .; lber n mi I'm $475, $275 cash, bl i" ��� ,mo house anl co Lots 17. IS, IH. 20, 21, face on 16th ;,,.,.-. Westmin iiisuu a, res under cultlvatl >n, Pi t chard % acre Bti iwtoi i i.inio.1 renced on roa 1 this year; alder botl un li ad; i tan na spring; boa-'' I" x 22; s :. Hi" I* : o I I, ri ���'��� a mil f u 1.1 and iu go Price $-1,500. ? Lola par Bhoii: leasl ��� :l |, . thru ��� In all. stable S cows an i , on por| Moodj i >> S1,aii horses; near Mission Station; cultivation; 7-roomed schools, churches near ��� am; chicken house, ry,., timber, tlr an i ��� ��� ,; or; carriage house 16 x , ise made of bew.' 1 timber ... 12 x SO \ chance of a life $9X00: $4,000 , ash, balance a |ier cent. oiv lots 50x150, outshle city . $00 each lot. Fuller particulars on < enquiry. Four and one-half acres between a - Price J3.600 Seventh and Eighth avenue; ' side Of lsl street. Price $2,500 ��� \m ��� ; ��� an I "I -i February, 190S. Part of lol 369, joins Lake Commur, .-,,. | |DBi(ie i0ta $200 each Price aboul 70 acres, only $2:, per acre. .. . s<m cash. Single loi al cash. Half cash. Jump. Between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Hous,. and lot on Amies street, two I i. m mths al 7 1 er cenl 1 Lots between Bevenl 1 j ' an I Hamilton street, ,���..-; ��� : all (leared and fenced; I; on oneof the lots. $1,50\ '"''��� balance one sear at 7 ii Ittnt. seven rooms; a real snap at Itjn acres good farm land in Delta, out -'.j 1 art, $12 p ,;i acres in Pitt Meadows, only 'ii Twelfth street, between . ' Third avenue; wesl Bid, ' ;i ' l dHy:n0ver bee," near Seventh street, eight , ms. ai, store, ,,. ,,,^,.,.1 for stun.in,-; modern, stable and chicken house, full $2,500. I: hen Blzed lot, two storeys, $1,000 cash, , ., . .,c������ about 3U miles from river, near Sciil laid in $.1,500. , , , 160 acre's on the Scot: road. 15 acre* roart, $12 per acre; a real good buy. rleared; ban, 50 x 30; stables, etc.; e, $l,,n>o $35 per acre. One third cash, halance at 6 per cent. buildings 20 acre blocks, fruit lands, near inlete, near Cloverdale; Junction. $20 per acre. r cultivation, $16,000. If you Sawn-roomed house, Seventh street. . handle this, don't delay; it's a near Fifth avenue, two storeys, splendid soil- only $30 per acre Units i n li. balance easy. full full si/.e. outh car bargain; terms can he arranged sized hit, $1,600. cQUARRIE & CO. ^* - _--______^ (__>/_L_>rl6 ��� Real Estate Broker- Agents for Employers' Li-bility, and Union Fire Assurance Co. ot London. and Ninth street���Breaking of bread every Sunday at 11 a.m.; Sunday school and Bible class, 3 p.m.; gospel address, 7 p.m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday, S le.lll. St. Peter's cathedral ("Roman Catholic)��� Benediction, 7 p. m.; Sunday Mass at S a.m.; Blessing of the Palms, 10:30 a.m.; Catechism at '-,;:'."i p.m.; Friday devoaions, 7:'-m p.m.; Rev. Father O'Boyle will preach al the|0[ ,, ; ,,; x , , ; he evening service. Subject: "The Coa- ������,_. ,,���,,���,,, up Bald South ,,���,k one fe-3i��nal." u;i|(, in flirect distance with a depth Norwegian Lutheran���Rev. B. A. 0( 60 chains on the South Easterly Sand, pastor. Sunday morning ser- side and 40 chains on the North West vice at II a.m., at New Westminster, i ,.,.|y sieie thereof measured at righl Sunda> school after the service. angles to the general bearing of said Cos. id Hall, Tenth Btreet, Services South Fork within the berth, contain- r a.in. and 7 ;e.:r..: Sunday school al lng an area of 800 acre-,, more, or less. 2:30 p.m. The berth mast be surveyed with- Special services will be conducted iM ��t*e year from the date of the noli, the Saivaiion Army hall on Beg ,'<''' awarding the berth, bie Btreet, Sunday, March 24. Ad.iu- The regulations under which a i; taut and Mrs. Smith will be |>resell'. "'Use will be Issued, also print, ' As the Adjutant is the pioneer officer ''"''"^ "'' tender ;"1'1 envelope, ma; of the Indian work both In British be obtained at this Departmenl or I Columbia and Alaska, and has spenl 'lil' offlce "r the Crown Timber Ageni seven or eight vers up North, he ����� New Westminster, B. C. will have some verv Interesting mat- ���=��* tender mu8t '"' accompanied lers to discuss. Service.., commence ''> ">' accepted cheque on a charter, as follows; 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7:30 <"' h:mk ln tevor ,,r lh" "",n:,>' '"' ' * p.m. All are welcome. Minister Of the Interior, for the ! a mount of the bonus which the applicant is prepared to pay for a license. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. No tender by telegraph will be entertained. PERLKY G KEYES. Secretary. Department of the Interior, Ottawa, February 27, 1907. IHE MORNING PAPER IS THE BEST per for amm, Dates Ahead. March 'J'!���Dr. Fagan meets Ministerial association. March 23���High School vs. Vancou- V r football. March 24���Ordination Service al Holy Trinity. March ^",���Council Meeting. March 2it���Entertainment. St. Barnabas Hall, March 27���Sons Of S lot: 111 1 visil Vancouver. March 29���Rifle Practice, Rlchm mm; ran.;''. M irch 80���Gun Club Meeting. r i THE DAILY NEWS <>r ������ ������'-��������� SATURDAY'MARCH23)( 10?, AFTER STOCKTAKING We have special inducements to offer in CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE in order to make room for our sprinp stock, which is expected soon. The market quotations are sure to advance on the following staple lines, viz.: FLOUR, SUGAR AND FEEDS Place your orders for these goods at once. GEO. ADAMS Prop. Public Supply Stores MUST LOOK YOUNG. ThiN Account! For I�� ed I.ock* Th��l Xuraex Sometime* Show. "Yes. she's a !-' 1 nurse, doctor." WARNING ! said the patient rather reluctantly. "Tun don't mean that," was the answer of the physician. "What's the matter with her? Come, tell me." "Nothing," began the faint contradiction. "She's quiet, tidy and sympa- I f tbetie, but. doctor, ber hair's dyed. 1 ��� could see it plainly yesterday when she , a> sat between me and tbe window." J The doctor did n,,t speals for a mo- '�� ment. lie did not even look surprised. ! f "Such a nice nurse, too." went on the j 4> patient. "Why should she do such 11 j* mttf foolish thing?" ��� ll wns then that she learned from the t doctor that dyed hair is not nearly so �� uncommon in the case of trained T : i _. . A jjDo You NeedNeiJ) I Household! Lace Curtail ? ? ? 7 7 Necessity ��� l : : ��� 4 t nurses us ini; ple like to bnv, :ht be supposed. Sick pen- VOling nurses about Dear Mrs. Home Seeker : them. Even physicians bave a weak- ��� ness for the young nurses. They be- J lieve that their Interest and enthusiasm ��� are greater. ���_ "The nurses' term of usefulness Is ���- An adhesive, porous wall-finish for interior work in every description of building Put up in twenty-three tints and white We beg to advise you that we can give you a ^.^tZ^^^ charming little cottage in a good location, just off the tin car line, for the sum of $ 1 ,000 $57.5 cash and the balance on easy terms v must soon succumb. Some of them are. compelled to give up after ten y<���urs. I'ew nre ever able to keep up until they have, put in twenty years. ������If thev feel that gray hairs, coming ! MURALO In this house i"^i>< :l i;" arllei' ",;m ""'v '"''' 2 , due are going to make tbe term ol ^ you will find hot and cold water and a flush closet. lh,'ir i>esi days even briefer they am ��� driven to biding thus,��� traces of time ^ nnd overwork by the use e,r hair dye Ready for use when mixed with water Yours faithfully, Malins, Coulthard & Co. Ltd Per J. H. VIDAL, Mgr. Real Estate Department N. B.���Be wise in time. I ��� ��� ��� i ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� an,! tbe number that do make use of It �� ^HY pei'SOll Can apply it ��� Is very mueh larger than nnybody sup. ��� ��� : : POM' ."���Xew York Sun. Fi��he.�� us Durometera. "In their way." said The old tisbcr man. "lisbi'S are not such bad wentlici prophets. If a storm is approaching ��� 'Phone 105. 'Phone 105 ANDERSON THE CELEBRATED New Wellington Coal Mayers & Preston SUCCESSORS TO J. W. Creighton OFFICE: FRONT STREET, FOOT OF SIXTH, NEW WESTMINSTER the fish stop biting, and they won't bite X AIM ft f f TQR'V 2 again until the storm is well over ��� /\ll_L/ ijUOD 1 j They appear to know when a storm U X ��� coming and when it bus really passed * ��� And to fishermen und farmers living along the shore lisb foretell tbe neai approach eef cold weather, lleuirs be fore it conies fishes leave the shallow waters inshore and seek deeper water which in its depths will stay warm nn keep un equable temperature after the shallower and surface waters have turned cold. Oh. yes, fishes know e thing or two about i lu- weather."��� Washington Tost. P. O. Box 345 'Phone 105. 'Phone 10'd. �����iiili- For llir (Hel I)aye��. What stopped the old housewife habit of taking tbe tablecloth out after each meal and shaking it on the ground to the edification of the dog. cat, chickens and birds? As u boy WC used to delight in that shake, especially if a comely matron or a pretty girl had hold ef the cloth her body swayed so gracefully as she bandied it. Nc other motion, not even the rhythmic dance, set-off her figure to better ad vantage, aud the minxes knew it aud always managed to give those fllrti when admirers were bandy by, But some one invented a brush and a pretty receiver, and a new fashion ft'.if set.���Washington (Ia.) Press. *���>����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 1 POLISH YOUR FURNITURE? no SUBSTITUTION HERE Every article asked for is sold��� and it's the genuine article, too. Every ingredient prescribed by physicians whose prescriptions are i brought here, is put into the medicines - the genuine ingredient of finest quality. Nothing is sold here "in place of or "just as good as" the thing called for. We sell the genuine only. T.A.Muir&Co's 1 It you do we want you t,, k m new showl Saturdaj lust we received direct from one oi " ��� ' e manufacturers of England over fiuo pair, or new .|, m \\',. ch,im to show y,,u better value than ev, you to visit our house furnishings departmenl and This, with other shipments previously received We . . | spring showing the largest assortment we have ., Over 125 styles from which Io make yon will give a faint Idea of the values. NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS��� 3 Y?rds Long. in ��I Iths they vary from 3G to 00 I, i. All new j.luteins shown IIS we lid nol carrj ov, i anj curtain - ;.om our clearance Bale 'bis v, Int, v.. i will find extraordluarj -. ilues al 75c, 90c. $1.00. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 per pair. is n,., ��n tor aye i 4 fll&%V?dst\it''i MtoSwIi I 1 n_m -*3��- with KLEANO ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� The IDEAL POLISHER for Woodwork, Furniture, &c. ��� ^ ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� Sec Our Window Display BRYSON & SONS * Hardware, Monarch Ranges 187 Columbia St. Tel. 65 ��� �����������������������������������������������������������������������<*<������������������������������������������������������������< ���< ?}V ��� <>��*���������������������������������������������������������������� ?��>-<>��������<����.��.������������������������������������������������ ANOTHER LOT OF EATON HURLBUT'S I Paper 3 Envelopes and JUST OPENED AT ��� J. J. MACKAY & COS ��� 1 ��� BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS NEWSDEALERS * ��� * ��� ��� * ��� Hotel Guests. Guichon ���J, Manfiebl, Creston Clarke, Fred W. Huntley, L. M Goo I- sin,if. Miss Ada Gifford, .Mi,nin Mayo, Paul Scardon, Xew York; Mr. and .Mrs. .1. Ferguson, Vancouver; Mr, and Mrs. Hegron, San Francisco; D, .1. McDonald, Kamloops, II. M. Vasey, Ladner, Windsor���Five members of the "Ragged Messenger" company; \V. |��� Lowe, Vancouver; .1. B. McKaney, a Philadelphia; A. Patterson, Port Ila ney; II. D, Hylton, Seattle; D. W Wilson. Bellingham; Miss Fox, M. Mc onald, Vancouver; Miss McBride, El gin; .1. S. Vuili. Bellingham, Colonial���J. .Ionian. Haney; A. Gif ford, Lon,!,ui; Marcus l.i Blanche, New York; n. Hornby, Ci iverdal ; J S Davis. Vancouver; an 1 - Ighl m, rubers of the Portland Y. M. C. \. basketball team, Portland. Opera House Bockinr;-:. Mar. lit- Fl, r ���,, <;;ti,,. * ' : "' King of Tramps. April 15 -Ward's Minstrels. -May 10 Old \:i ansas, DRUG STORE Ellard Bloch, - New Westminster Easter CARDS LACE CURTAINS��� V, 2 YARDS LONG. Tbe widths shown in this length are from 13 co li Mun.'. designs shown In ivory ns well as white, I heavy or light as desired, Values shown are une Columbia, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 lee.$6.00 per pair. PATENT "ARISTON" CURTAINS. Made of double woven unbreaka le net. 'i lace curtains is unequalled for durability and can ��� number of times without fear or damage. We - Ivorj and two teme.- effect. Handsome designs in , .��� .;. $3.75 tn 7.25 per pair. IRISH POINT AND SWISS NET CURTAINS. The designs shown this season are In fine I: i instances, others are plain centres with heavy :,>| never bandied as complete a range of these as w, ��� ing i., Better values than ever apply hi the same way. 0 ���- $3,75, $4.50, $6.00 ,n $9.00 ; er pair. BOBINET CURTAINS. New designs in these serviceable curtain-. -,. ictloti for washing accompanj every pair. Per pair $2.50 i ;5.75, Brass curtain in is. complete with fixtures, p, 35c, 40c | in 1 50c Wood rods, compl, le, Perpair 35c. NEW DESIGNS IN MUSLINS, ETC. Madras Muslins. Scrims, Frilled Muslins. Arl Su Sash Muslins, etc.; fringes to match all material* Our Btock Is now complete. W. S. COLLISTER & CO. 247 Columbia Street. New Westminster '*'*-'.'.*'.'*"*';.a':.*^ ��� :���: > ������ AND PURNITURE NOVELTIES \ AT oreys The Finest and Largest Stock of Furniture is to be seer Our clearance sale is still I u. Over $15,000 stock still to J New goods arriving daily. Latest styles ar.,1 best Bnishps, J >' W. E. TALES, | FURNITURE EMPORIUM f 716 and 718 Columbia St. Four Floors. Rear Extension, Front St. j, ;���; t. w.*'.v:a-"*':*7.a':.*::���W 217-219 Columbia St. | ..Desirable Residences., i "������' '-"-Ojg Modern Cottage on (ith .St. below 4th Ave, with Jot and one-half. In first-class state of repair. t 50c RETURN TO Vancouver on Sunday CARS LEAVE EVERY HALF HOUR FROM 8 A.M. TO 11 P.M. ���As Usual * ��yf#Mi �����-��.����_���. *��. -���_, . ��^ i a a S J: i $2500. Terms. House on 4th S a very desirable Modern 7-room House on Royal Ave. in central location. : $1800. Terms. ' ^ Modern 7-room Hous< near car line. $2750. Terms. Modern 7-room House on 4th St.close to Queen's Ave.; nearly new; line lawn; home. $2800. Terms. Modern 7-room House on 3rd St. in good repair; Two 7-roomed Houses on 9th St both. Terms. 6-room Cottage in East End; modern 1 erms. $2000 for .$2500. | F. I HART & CO, Ltd. I " ""���*"*' '���>'>'**-**-*������.kw*xi:*ww^ I ;���; :���! $ >i j i i i ;���; i Farms! Fan iei'* LANGLEY, 312. Mighty acres; 20 cleared and balance light limber; small house and barn, fenced; 300 bearing fruit trees; good water, cows, hogs, machinery and implements. l��e whole as a going concern. $3100. terms. LANGLEY, 306.-160 acres, partly cleared; 6-roonj house, small barn and outbuildings; orcjiau 60 trees; on good road; convenienl tostoie, post office and school. Price $2100. lerms- SURREY. 221. 150 acres 11-2 miles from Cloverdale, 25 acres cleared, balance all bottom land, easily cleared; 6-room house, DJ". etc.; 1-2 mile from school, church, postoinw and store. Price $50 per acre^J^; Dominion Trust Company LIMITED THOS. R. PEARSON, JVfgr. IBS I lUfv^mrwuc-mui "*%
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