@prefix ns0: . @prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . @prefix geo: . ns0:identifierAIP "52d6eaad-3542-4fb7-86cb-95d5f54201b0"@en ; edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:alternative "[New Westminster Daily News]"@en ; dcterms:issued "2015-12-18"@en, "1909-11-03"@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/nwdn/items/1.0316686/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note """ nre ,NgllRANCE m ruiLESl&CO. .,_/ uuPRTMIN^TEK, B. C. r.r ASSURANCE WHITE, SMILES & CO. ?6Q Colurrbia St. Phj.ne.B5. WKDNES^^^^^^^^BoVEMnER 3, 1900. FIVE C-. g M'Y. C/? I 'S.H1SG B RIDE POLIC} j[~yM-MM- v.i A RENO GOOD FOR SPECULATION. Publication of c. N. R. Cont Causes Flurry at Enrjlish Bluff; Hat' {.ouncil Has, The ahnouncemei thi th Can /io, Miirtiiirn Railwa i I ru i EnHiui BlUffs bn ne b lb ������' i it effei i on propel I I thi n��igl itoriiooii Since Premii ':". ; mad lhi IttrpoWfthi ��������� ncemet n 'Hit 'n',nv Speculators ani other h - . 'I. r|U AgamSt U. IVI. ��� vkifeei th,. Delta trtbtn I i lu * 6 land In the Wdntl o Em li ... ; ,, .fh Bluffs. W. .1 Brandritl '��� Kiel ' I property th't hat bee a I reached with o-*/ r buj , oottoi preswen i been reported' tha M KlrMan ha couni again received j t-.ii.,,,���... ,- mm acre bn ��� tlon fo Richmond rldlu Urmarto ,.. >. shtalne this l fa. :������ * ������ -������ ��� ������ terested havi ispo prefmmY rivuw ll iL.U I livi 1.111 I ALLEGED SLANDER. DESCRIBED AS' 'WILD AND UNCONSIDERED" Purchase of Adjoining' Lot Will Facilitate Construction of New Building. ^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^Pr.nry'a '.' ��MM___-------\\ Tli . . Lhe Royal Columbl . . I . hased I .- .' ,, ia half land 3pital . . . tlie area ly h; seven! ': f conteeste-; standard-bearer at the 1 ,, ,1 t. Hit fWittl laj e..,nln,. Strom f.onosltlon Cotton's renomlnatlon I perpon.il -��� ��� iclel '-rday ��� ��� 11 had m tl to the world. The lanagers to I ig i ew build I ! . 11 in any way ' atienU in Coquitlam Dam Controversy Cause of Another Action. An action I. .... >i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ gainst J. Ii. Gi ani, | ��� oi ft. 1 tt-1 1 m o ,. 0 ,a meeting oil Charles Hibbert Tupper, al Qui en . n Octobei L6, the pri leetlllnll.. . : i,d standing of the .. ..uu., 1 Company. .Mo 1 . lips, Tiffu. and l^aursen ��� -'��� ��� .'. be ��� , are ^ctin , to ' ,.. ��� il Ah. ',..., . ���. .��� ... 1 .. Ig e BOll( .... hi ... e ip .. ��� lam, nt., .1 e . ,, _, op Lifelong Tory, Issues Stinging Denunciation. A staggering idj >w; equal to u uoi suj'pas ni 1 it iutlicu'j _j tim resignation u n. c 1 mo, aa-' '.ui/. Taiiow, wa deal 1 to 'he m�� Bride govermuuai yesterday, when ""���"iTTi.\""" "\\ -���"-���""-""Y1" "t",; -., CUarlea Hibberi Pupper, meal i������.. .ustruction ot a dam rarl ���,,.���... ���_, .. _____-_-_-_--W lhe li (or bi SI \\, Woodwortb 0 a l ________M 1 [. upporton wen 01 largi numbers Mi Carte on trolled the votes numbei di tin dele tin : [invention and wa. ac 'Wnl., tn, nomlnntloi h-. a maJorit> hullo standlni Bl toi Mi ret,)!.',1 ugulns 3 toi Mi Wood fcrtl U, e-1,,-., nr 1 1 supporter, hai Mdentl: ��� ;i)ectei to obtain the Catioi In him and then \\ - ��� jojBiii.e-ii elini when the r< 1 u wai fleolared fcoiiwor : wevffl tooh his dnfont HANDS I1I1WN -IMMi.M; STS in i.nNit-.;iiCTESTPii wses ! rrs ri���r^i^'",r;;���^ r^: fi^ ^,i!^:"",,,nu -"- c""al,uc' ty here November 1 ' ���������;,. lone ti It waspointei - I Igi that 1 :! have �� in band. I proofs been 0. ' ���' '',',,. . ' ."" Hi tlon 1 ������ hi '������'���:''. I. ai ������������ ., . ... is promised in smaller an . The : ��� t, includin Endorsement Likely. tim 5120, ' . .. 1. . . ��������� .''.'' "������������ dml " ' ��� ': ' '... . k is sti rted. hi ��� pul 11 sti I - ��� - ���' "i I- Tl chi ' igagi an prepar- In hi ' ���' '���'':. ' '"' ��� ' , ' ��� bl ' '11 be coil 01 1... - Thi ��� ' . '' '. ' I " " ������ I li del In l 1 ��� li - :. ' 1 '���''.'" Pen ' ������' ���' tal ��� that the board, on November IT. there !�� no differei 1 mj the. His Honor Judgi v��.>>vj Finds In Favor ol Plaintiff' '������ ������"!'���. 8tables v. Fader. mi POLICE FKAK THAT MURDER WAS DONE Judgments were handed down ; 1,.. -ih. 1, 'mi,.. ; [< 1 ���, ii hi casei 11 pultoi ��������� Fade ani Stable I'eeilp ir 'in forme cast I hi |udj 1 statet thai 1 h�� weighi 0 1 'id ������ ������ tended " sh(�� I hi tht plaii I ;r iiu emploj 0 ei.. defendai niitiat'f'tnetii fi! H I.������"'������ .<...,,i.,, at emu! i'o ai could lie expected, >,ni] thai th< defendant noi beinj sal j tlu imnilnutioii was; made nnari i>.iir-(i dlsoitesed tht plaim I ' ������ ,_^_^ ^^_^_^_f_^_^_^_^MMMMM 1 :pe "��� ^','' hii t ���'��� ���'��� ta !'���-���. di clined Ini posit! ply 1 Reglmenteal Smokei '. ' . lng the members 1 fl B Companies, Sixth D, C O ten 0 the Capital. ���. :������ ��� teflreBI v as; ;irrnisefl I ��� announcement Oial ��� ������ . . ot Vi; :��� (Jmiioui ��� - intention o! stand- ��� Stltoeocj as an 1nde- (ofci: Mt Morley while mavr.t ished nasetl as a reforrao ��__. j- fi.llowini: in Victoria t__\\\\ :c the ltihor and There is .1 pOMribll ��� tl mpl will b.^ nia.'. ��� to ive his Independent stand on the Liberal vrlll be drawn up nt the irentlon 1 ��� held In tb, Capital 1 ne, member for BiQUI Win the last house, was yesterday ftnlmously renominated to itand 'that constituency In the Liberal Interests nt the coming election!, He H Pooley, son of Hon ��E, Pooli i At Kamloop*. From Kan loops comes word thai Be Conservatives of that riding ,i;i'' IJ !��� Shaw as theii candi c \\- ��� . ation at which the ide there ��a�� 11 Mi fight eo Mr. Shaw and :' e.f Kamloops, Mr ^T -i . nomination by * p two out nt seven* v IWes. [j standing tor f in the Uhersl te fttSi plaintiff was entitled ^^^^^^^^^^^^ ilu time he had served, and the! declared, cuss his testimony before the commit- [p, . ��� . imoker In " . V , by ii les. At a meeting of officers and is nothing 1 can say," he [�� 'vln ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ . _ . toax, ^t, J'.'^Yrt ! or elticldntf ��� ��� tl ' -. . ������""0,"> ���'��� ��� ' ", 1 the invitation be accepted ���lurttrnern foi the amount wa? jri^e^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^|^|^|^|^^^^^^^^^^^^^ i^^^^^^^^^^^^B for thr plalntifT with costs to da'- 1 do not Know aM that the impanle the defendant ������ gel thi "'' ' ' ' bug! '.. parad 1 ' ��� .. ening and naturally I won't discuss that, a^ the Drill Hall at 7 o'clock, march- payment, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ,-ostiV nibveqiien. to the filing of^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ dispute Bote, onr arn.-- ti ��� pOTHt. ofl againsi . I h�� oth�� and Wtlmati Peapy Co'nfident. jndemeni for the balance. tt was evident from bis manner ing from there to the B. C. F.. R. If I . . f Sixth.and ( 'raining by a spe- ln the case of Stables vs Padi thai (hi expb " lsfl d what clal car for Vancou Those wbo Judge Uon;i< hri.t ���.���-. 1 .'.. - ��� t-.. -��� - - .,,,\\)) attend the sm ker are rei of the piMntilf ":<' justified ind I I d ' '"". e none .. ,,; ��� . ; com- ijiirr-tton wa'�� onl; ae to tht .,uo.- ��� >��(<���.. t�� g 1 and ci : ' ly 1 ibi In ordeej: of the wage* to mip ome ot dlsinissal ined '������i'" b ' ��� had madi acl thai Hut foi the adminBlon ol ilabliitt b. '"���'' oi ,''- ���' Ing tl the pm me in e.i the monej Into couri _ it would have beeh Interesting stated litm lionet. to consldi 1 " hi thei ihi plaintiff, rtghtfull] dlsmlBsed would have been etitltlf ���' to an. n agi ft i the ourrenl (bonth ludgmenl was given fm iii< plalntlH toi |Bfl 80 co9ts 1.1 be to date f paj rtit nl tin nefeh limil io gel the ��� '^lc; smbse 1 ' ��� the filing of lh) dispute note amount to be c^' "rf Rgaihsi th ��� "��� and ultimate |udgtm nl f" the bal ���iie ���- IMPORTANT v AWAITS Illl DOUMA Hi// I\\..ircii90 tfirucolf fn I .��.��/ llpiroec Arp*r?*a.,a_i Bi '������ I " he 1 f tl ........,. .1 .1.. 1 .... 1 j 1 ..��� ��� ��� * '' O'- I '' Id. t ������������--' I " '-i'" I '��� ������ the ������' an '-'��� ���- ' ��� I'' ���ttusefl ���' I ilj .' 1 : tf thi '" During hi lifetime hi .... pose of his proj ; , ', ' ' yal tori ;.'".,'.. ....... . ... favor) ' ', . o. King ' ; '. ' " - ' tJi ...... the Belgian law, King intention of leaving ,, hing ... Ji8jn, .... ..... ������.:'���:������ Dead Body of Pole Found Lying in a Shack Near Aldergrove���Slain By Bullet. Under circumstances pointing very murder, the dead body of I actual was fou . ' I 'JU^",., "' Via,".u ,, v, ��� '_, , slated,1 provided th V,, V. & h. fta ... nnnncpH to tho P3!l oul of Aid j af- The bodj. which . . ' lenti- t it. Pole 111 i-i.'iit. at found lying on the s 'bi opposed io ';f. ral waj pp tsy f Uh qV'e |t j government Alter leading iMt. lk��w- the oldest niul most Influential me bera ie ( em-. tive party h> Uv Don. ��� ' 1 ... 1. - ... ous; un. etoi e,,,,l of l.Ue 1 -i !������ Pi ��� Ml . I* iui . ;, si Lngln. .������ ii inciatlon of the iy policy. Wild and Unconsidered. "Wild and unconsidered, Wejsa tin termeS e.-^'vi ���-. Bii 1 to tewserihe ������ agr< ������in ril the c. N. h_ -.1 i- reading Mr. 'auivser': speech.' Ji. aaid, "I could not support the railway policy." Sir 1 ii 11...- . u' 1.1 ir boldly su* iiuunced In u a coi se I he -BUb , ' thai ��� .��� i.i did he teel bio. seit bound not to h ippot't Hie Mc Bride govvi tmieni;. but. iltut hei �� iuhi Efeht ttgainat It with ajl hw vott Llber.il, m at the Liberals are opposed to the railway policy.' ' , lie I ,:u a Intei view in full ie at follows, .^ir Charios having been tibk'd il be would run as an imlepen- deijl Conservative! replied "I am not In public life, and 1 will not bn a candidate. liowevor, i juh until it bud been inspected by some- natiire oi the wound hich tin blood htid 1 1: nol >..:' knqwn. A short distance away from tl bodj war, found a tv. jj . ,, 1 ... ..... 1 uh;. with which it is . ��� , ( fcatal wounds wi ��� iflii ^ ��� thf tai '���. ,h$ han^a of some other par1., .. Uetliei it i? ,. , .. 1 suicide . st ��� iin, but from 1 ��� 1 I the body and .... , it sei ma probt ..'.1'U ... 1. ��� . was niiifd ed, ;��"1 that his slayej h-ft bib weapon behind in Ids m .��� ,;. I .11 . Coj e ��� Iti ������. -.-��� ������"��������� notifit 1. 1 ��� - ��� 1 1 'i "'.-' and 1 ix.;;.. . .. phoned into ti 1 acial mst bie Wilkie, whi immed tei ifl ������ 1 j with a policy supported li ,.n, ,,, , 1 the' . illj ... , eel New Fruit Inspector. M. Robertson. ' '" ' tettA, ' ""������ 3 ie* -, naMta Rout��. 2 - ���'.' ��� ��� ��� I; ��� ,,',(,:;'. I-,;' the nigitr wrwM ��� 1 uu��l near Co- Agrarian Law,, Freedom <*\\��$jj^ *fM ***��<*' m tu ' triHi^H^ v 1 v.ii nor Religion and Other Mar- ters to Be Considered. It Y Ml f!l PRliftN - his duties, Wd'ay. Mr ' ��� ' .. . ��� ��������� ��� ��� . , ? which has beer P in ��� ��� '" ��� '��� " _^_^_m ���,, ��� ��� ��� nd ��� ������ ' v,v ������-.. �� ������ ������- ' ��� ;��� , ... . - - '���'��� ' ' ��, ue marked by leg) Ih on of a ** tn orchards importanl ohwacter. The session, causes g^ >etersbui ,>tn seBBion of ir lumber mob aa wtient, e, ��� Miii.nl mil leu; 1..11 :-[|fi"itlnn it I ��� iflltl'lHfd. 1 '���. ;C. ll '! Ibe 'I .^___W______mvc^, r. i���Tlie jUIStlle,1 e't atflrmed the jail *'"��� lompers, iin'sl'lenl Joh. ,.:'��� 1 an "i.neivtlon ot Uaow I . ��� ..i,...| .iresidenl Ol ,;., ��� ���.'"..'l.err.. B__ PTBBk .',',, " ' retarj ,.r 1H4 \\1nericu1 ��� ...ov .-.nilcteri of IViJZ? n ;������'"���'<' "f violating an ;); ,,:"' nbHshtn* ibe name (A j..^; ' ���> ��� (tag* Company t* I,, ' "'' 1 " 'ag ruponeil by Jus- Y.U'': hi iirei-"Vie .ottrt ''" '''' t loiliBHUfl and the .-,- pBttlit V "'"'1 '' lh" r,n,rt "f ;'T" ,...,. ' ���" IB1 l-t .vhlch luiriiieil ��� ' Bclslon vilav. I Ild (-till*.-. ee^l-^-ie^ lit "fact will he the rtiow ImportHrit ;������... : larllament ,,������ jody �� ���"'��� ' ,;' ' ��f .I,.:."'-- le li '' ''',r "" UM :���. aw til HvlolHbllH ��l >;��� ������ ���ee 1 " nlon lav - >\""" '' '" ��� ,| ���: I 0| "o""' " ;���. ���.,. "-' , , nnnm �� Ugl �� "";' Z%�� uv .be -onsol 'i ' '"' " ���,l ! II ' I ' ' ' ' n,e iMiits . , ;, ;���;;.,: He u >���'- "'"" ' \\ ���,r e���,ii..ro.i Krimw ���'1,"f';;,',n One of tbe tir�� ���-���...'..,- rtkwj to take is tne 1 the i'i: 1 noutna will he .,- ��� .lHm1n. ..xlension ol ftU?Bia'i ���..'"������'\\' f ^. Ut province. Vlhoru. undei ftjg 1 ('.ontl"nii��^^^^Bb���J>' tuv " Bsnteu IV... 1 ill oe of Oompers is for o&~ ��� in,, loiin Mitchell is spn- .%.,,' '", "lne uionthH In Jail nnd h,"". mtsnoefl 10 six moitifm. n, ' ',|'"'"' l le rnurt of appeal* I,.,,,,' '""��� y issoolaw justice Van ������,., '"' i" 'HieuiTert in bv 11H- h,���.' ""'' ohi,. rnU't .iniii." iv,,.'',., ' " ' itdrest e!witipihw��- tion lo tlie government; is there any e-oith in thm." "That ig a ma1 tei 1 hm noi ��:u�� hubi-Hil,' replied Sir Charles without lle'SJIlltilell. "It is my inttiiiiori, Imm "ver, 'o .,,,. Liberal," be coatln^ed, al't^r a momentary Pftuse, "��ini 1 shall "U 1 ( whoji Llbeanal ticket. 1 am w* 1 liberal hut when one fniln to uttree by certain candidatea one >.;ni unly expreln dis- approval by v^tl ig ''���'��� thoet wbo we in u;epoMliv)ti to that policy. I snaJi IfOl Liberal provided the Liberate irt ippasod to 'he Railway poiicar. thou I ! bo not sot know how far ��� ���-.'.: nted" Two Masters. The iutenit-w Iuib created ti��e -..,,ii st ation in the gotaw- imm campt iind baa added eiiiuiitou*- ly ie the strength of th��J-4beral veao- linn. Nut ibe leasl signiflcant p** ,' rea Britain, Germany, Holland, that railroad. yeaterday'aIntern** .. .,,.; .,,;,. ,d Sweden/repre. seems the beginning .et the answer aenting ������ than 16,000,001) tnua of to the (/iiestion. VAST FCDfRATION or ^iiiniwiiiPs Wires Down. ". ' 5t ' - '" Delegates From European ff^��^S^ hlfc>t nig" I ilUOUl ^^^^^^^^^^^i^^^^^^^^^^��� rt iv,b���i Traffic i ��� ��� Countries Form Alliance line wa-��� mt ., ' ��� ��� ' "y,Un' :. ��� ��� ��� ��� .. te. the :' Columbiai . . ���" ' ��� '��� ,u",ur' led i iu Loudon bwt week, Has Recovered From Slackness Consequent on Financial Stringency- Good Demand For Logs. "There will he no sl.icl.nrto. ,,n wxtevrrom this winter." snld \\V. Cllley. ot iinicy Irrott.. yesterdn-- ifl leipteKt to a (|uery by the News. bast winter the mtitorlfy of vessett of the tleet on the hYaBcr river ana In fact of the coast, were Ued up . 2. grand masti ,��� an< tlie iu'w federation iti .'���..': ' : ' ... ��� the Brltis! ... lied ' ' ..... (ed< .... i I In- ^^t^t^k^t^a���________W________J______ . ii|, ... .. , .,i loni ol i ��� vox Id ��� ������' ,. .... ....; i -,.,.. .. i it is uu..., ... . u '��� i i i I ��� dedurcd tu be purely d ten .... it Ifl "designed to rea} '���. ���������-..,.i.- ,.������<; ,u- lacks which uiay be madi: hy trades liH The Liberal Policy. railway policy of the Liberate (Continued on Page Two). DISTRICT EXHIBITORS SEEKiNfi SPAM NEXT VFill Applications Already Made to Man agement of Fair for Accommodation in 1910. Although the provincial exhlbitiop 6i closed three weeks, already I . el applications have been re- iilveil for space for the district, ex- 1 bits tor next year, among those making application to the manager Iclntc Comox, Surrey, Armstrong ana Mission. The flrst is particularly ORM BURNS WHILE UNDER W��Y un'tons and others upon the ship own- Tank Explodes, but Aviator Btcaft* s' (icved-'iu of contiiici iu the em- nor ha*' a plfowH' ' t|)>f���n(1 ut i Bf- \\'��n OCilel :h ',','1 ! ' rittil lene Id whether "" Innal ilMneles of tho .' ^m\\\\-_-_-------MM____MM___\\ , ,1 T , thot.aand votes over h|��" ,*jg ert rival, ono ��< ;"'\\v��t IdOMmatol candidate. wm�� .. -1 Wllllnn. i "; ,���,. miilmiu of over seventy -bou anil rntler tit' et it \\4 ree-anU"! ble ih��t ll\"""'1' tlie .lection. ... ...Mttiin- i in.,"'.' tu . fdtest ��� ��*#*���������������' already in commission ��� ������������������������������*** ��� ��� I o*1iVk "to"'iacV of worl.; This wns not~ew"orthy Rowing^ to the" difflcultlea ��� I due htrpelv to the effects of the tlnan- ��� clttl strtngettcy from which tbe coun- ��� irt- was recovering. Siiicc that time ��� conditions have not only become nor- ��� ninl imi healthy progress bas set m. ��� causing a strong demand for lojg or ��� I the ttilllf and for freight handling ��� Uenernlly. . ��� \\ large-number of new tugs <*"" ��� Ueveral large freight rfteamers have ��� I been built in the city during the sum- ��� I .tier and all are finding plenty ot ��� Uerk, without in any way interfering ��� ��� with the work of those which were experienced in bringing Jhelr exhibit over from Vancouver island, the display brought hore last month having beeu transshipped eight times. Another disti let seeking repreaaen- tation at the 1910 fair is Summerland, a portion of the interior which has recently won its way into notice, and promlsos to make an attractive display of local products. Copies of the Edmonton and Strathcona papers reaching the manager, W. H. Keary, containing gratifying reports of the Twin Cities' exhibit at the recent show. plyymeiit of labor." opei'atious will be conducted from a chief office iu London bl a ni.neial couneii roue poiit'd ot icpi'i'si-ntalhes of the filial organizations. Ito's Assassin Taken to Seoul, llarbin, Nov. 2. Indian Angan, the Korean who assassinated Prince Ito ot Japan, and his alleged accomplices, were removed today to Seoul, Korea, for trial. Following their arrest by the. Kussian police, the prisoners were turned over to the Japanese authorities. by Gliding Close to the Ground and Jumping. 8an Francisco Elections.^ San Francisco, Nov. 2.���Burly this morning the result of the mayoral election is sti ln doubt. The votes are still being counted, and all that is known is that the race will be the closest ln the history or the dty. ��� ������������������ ������������������������������������i Hamburg, Nov. 2.���Aviation wt opened here yesterday with nearly proved to be a fatal acci***. Mrch.mii" Poipiet was making a (light when flames broke out oa Mb aeroplane. A moment later the ��������- zlne tank exploded. Poquet succeeded in gilding to the earth, bat *���* danger of burning to death wui *�� pressing that he jumped from tfca aeroplane while it was yet some ������*- teen or twenty feet from the grow* Apparently his Injuries are not eei*- ous. Blood Flow* at Election. Jackson, Ky., Nov. 2.���News ed here late today that Tilden lon and Ashford Josephs, Dei had killed Demosthenes Noble, ��� publican, at the 8prlng Fork precinct in Breathitt county ' ,';:^ , !"! ��� e. '! ' ?v ji .'��� ' >iv .' a i, i 1 "1 :' 'b', ': im ���V . *' '.''il '���' f'l'k'^'.ll I k%ii��;jV��P ��� :-o.I*' " A1* by ������ �����. mm______^_____ *1 '��*#<. �� ,i Ml* hi y-\\ .o - K: ' ' ' .. -.;'"> _ f ti * 'il ���/. "* ��� .�� i ~'i iii. : j i ': i '���'';���[ .: .- ���:..:��������� ' " .' ' ' ... I.I. ��� ������ ���:��� ���'' ' . ."O, ...Jijt;., 'y.: . ��� ��� ' i'"A\\ i 1 ' lii ��� ���' I .. 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FOUND. PEAL ESTATE. PROFESSIONAL. BUSINESS. FRATERNAL. ETC, f a nan had gold dollars to sell a fifty cer-.s and did not let the pecole know anything abou: it. he would not s; ! a-y. You mutt tell the people what you have to tell, why they ��hou,d Furv-a.. ... h'nj of the value you offer them in return for their money. Too many of ui have got the habit of thinking that because we have been a long tirre in bu*ir,ess everyone mini of n cessi-y ^l'''' '"'��� Mm* wares. Use the advertising cc:u-ns of The Daily Newa and keep abreast of the time*. " a a:'-' ft :���-_ ;(J. I th WANTED���A GENERAL SERVANT thrf-e in tamlly. Apply Mrs. H. M. Strelght, 50a Third avenue. WANTED���SITUATION ON FARM flrst-class milker. Apply W. K. this ': FOR SALE���SECOND HAND PIANO R. T. PRINCE. AUDITOR AND -'���- ir 2'.- ory.:".'~. ��"ei! i'cot- :r.ak=. ce:.":nt--.r.-.. A':!'.:.? :::aie. S:s'- ,-. .- --��� iy terms. Apply H, irganlxed. Agent for the Hall Safi ���,...- .vow.. Offlce. Cd. Room 9. Westminster Tra_ block. P. O. Bos 79: secon:--A..: ,..?: FOR THE BEST VALUE IN GRO- PIANuS AND ORGANS TUNED AND IZZ ~~T~~~~~~~~~~ cedes, phtme 3?6. The Pure Food; repaired by your Ioca; tuner, W E rt r- B V :. , . sery P. O Box Ml Martin. Una. Bae��� city. a linei and Ui k .... .��..;'���' Martin. Mi--. Bac, will bring him. LAND SURVEYOR. ha__d goods \\ offlc? coil 1 ****r4 WANTED���JOB ON A MILK RANCH I;. ������:.; erieni ��� ker. A; ply J. Ci rrie, Victoria BoaJ ding H< ise Sapperton. FOR SALE���CHEAP. RETORT JEW- H. J. A BURNETT. AUDITOR ANI eater, iroH as new: suitable Accountant Tel. R 128. Room ' ������ '"r two z^-r.ib mi n reasonable U ���-��� Royal ave. CHIMNEY SLEEPING. CHIMNETY SWEEPING AND 0 r- ter cl'.'N TH ��~"- Haatings street. PACIHC REALTY CO. [McADAM &: Irwin), sios�� iit. P. 0 Box 174 Real estate as* Inanr���aa Uen-r - to loan. 744 OKun-bia su-����t. ELECTRICAL WORKS. MARSHALL 3INCL.AIR. INPUR- ar.ee. r^-a! estate etc, Ll leeated for the present at th�� o_\\r;* of the Settlers' Association, B*gbie street, opposite wiaeie^sr Hotel ARCHITECTS. HE PEARSON ELECTRIC CO.. iealers in electricaJ mactin^ry. flxtnres aid supplies, house wir:ne, armature wiring motor repairing, etc. Bank of Commerce building, >soie Ml, P. O. Box ._%. FISH AND GAME. BENSON & AYL.NG. FISH, FRUIT, Game. Vegetables, etc. Begbie ���*, opp. Wind-or Hotel. DRESSMAKERS. W. D. GOODrEU>OW, ARCHITECT, | Hall-Lavery Block. Dl I 5SM VKING ���SUITS 3K TS an I : lists 7_��� R ���: ,- - - ; EDWIN G. W. BAIT, ARCHITBCT��� .���.on lleck. Telepkeae 331. FURNITURE W. E. PALES. THE FURNT11RE Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker. e"e-rn��r Aegnes and McKenzie streets. Pb.rine 176 night call 81. MONUMENTAL WORKS. 3 C. MONUMENTAL WORKS, JAS. McKay, manufacturer and importer of monumental tombstones, building stone, etc. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Columl la Btreeet, N*w Westminster. NURSERY. THE FRASER VALLEY NUilSERiKS, Ltd.. Burnaby Lak�����For healthy, home-grown fruit trees phone 445. PAPER HANGING & DECORATING, I. HUDSON. WALL PAPER. ROOM Mouldings, Burlaps, and Sanitas; house paint'ng, kalsomining. paper hanging and decorat ng. Sirtd .u.-eeet. New Westminster. GEORGE E. MARTIN. BARRISTER and Solicitor. Guicbon block. Co- la and McKenzie St-., New Westminster, B C 1 _____________________________^^_^^_ PRINTERS. Colun:" la ��� moving picturi --. Program chai lay an | Pi R.1 TAIL0KS. WESTMINSTER PRESS FOR EVEKY GALVIN. LA' U_- k:nd of job pristlng. Midget loose lf-af !ed.e--rs; Cewle Carbon Papers. Phone 55. P. O. Box 142- Old Dally News Bl��ek. Sixth street "~���nn^��������______���������������__���m��� RESTAURANTS. "��� ': luring. A nt ��� ����� ������ ',. inz; just in i il ul Ing and repalriaj ?ni ... block. Eat-ii ��� c�� .. and 2S4 Clarkwri sl ::> Rjj 'KENNY'S RESTAURANT & CAFE WOODWCRKiSG Tickets, 21 mealt for *4. Home ���~~-������ ---��� cooking. All white cooks; no Orten- WESTMINSTER tai labor employ^ Open day and nieht Opposite tram office. ROYAL CAFE (Mrs. Archer, proprietress). Four eteurses, consisting of soup, fi.ih. boiled entree or roast, pudding or pie, tea, coffee or milk. e './'.' -i Co., bank, office ��t: .:��-�� itn cabinet, stair, sl weutt oa : | df-t ii] work -H,.ii aid i mates furslste-' ' Brtokc prletor. Work -_���- ' I A and car line. P. 0 t**>***>x Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork and Poultry of the best quality To Railways, Steamboats, Camps, Etc. ������� ������������ ���4***+**��* | E. C. TRAVES, Manager PHONE 101. 645 Columbia Street. 40 New Edison Records i" ��^sss For November Now on Sale. No 2>^-frtars ,?,"'! s' * Fo,*ever (march) rvo. jsh���Just Plain Polka No. 290���Gypsy Airs \\o' w~,Pansifs M";|" 'nioughis'Dear".'.'.'. no. zb6���Lasca Nc HEREARE AFEW0MD1ES -e.7-J������ I,,.,,.,,. ,.���. B��ttie,Mitti'."mil oSSmWo Sousa'a Band Ada Jones and Chorus Albert Spalding Manuel Komain ��� ��� Kdgar L. Davenport 'lun us WE ARE READ IY TO SHOW . -, huv 0ur you how It Is cheaper to ��� ^ high-class building ma,er'aS than it I. to purchase the P�� er kind. We can !"<>���<" ^ buildings MM ����� ��" na.s that never need We can point to ��- ^ that need repairs an But thev were not bum <" , , <5(v wtie"e materials. chi' /*""_ T^^__i M fl������\\ materials. 'I Mm _W eheapness IM- GILLEY BROS., It^ ADVFRTISE IN THE NEW m u0H ESDAY. N0VEMBER 3, 1909. t^Bild THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE THREE, "f naS Oil Stoc Cent v. g 3 5 0 co on Tuesday, October 26th, and willlreach $1.00 per share in a short time. The principal part of our REFINERY MACHINERY is already manufactured as per our order for same. The most attractive' investment on the market today. WE HAVE THE OIL to supply our refinery. Nothing else has made money as fast as good oil stock. Shares 15c cash, par value $1.00, Fully Paid and Non-assessable. \\f a <& a �� B. C. REPRESENTATIVES: AULD, GW1N & McCLARTY 614 Hastings Street W. Phone 4327 SEATTLE OFFICE: 330-331 PIONEER BUILDING Phone Main 5865. NOTICE RE LULU ISLAND BRIDGE. |SYN0PSIS OF CANADIAN HOMt- STEAD REGULATIONS. J Any available Dominion Lauds With. p.- railwaj belt in British Colum- I'o ��� iteaded by any per- lioii wno i, -.-.. sole head of a [amily I1' ������ ; is yeara ol age, io ���iei- extent ol one-quarter section of I' -. more or less. I Entry must be made personally at l; . otlice tor tbe district \\t ' ��� md a situate. Entry m proxy may, however, be made on |'v:' ��� .on litlons by the taWier, Itwther, Bon, daughter, brother or els- |Kr o[ na Intending homesteader. I The homesteader is required to per- Iwn the conditions connected there- I'lili under one ot tue toiiowing I (lan.: d) At leasl six months' residence Pp��� and cultivation of the land on v ������ a '���-��� three years. w 11 the father {. or mother, lf tne e, ,i^ ���( l)le homesteader J. ' e i nin in the vicinity ot I ��� ! oe red im'. the requirements Js lo re idenca may be satisfied by I won residing with the lather * mother ' l! l!" ���')'���,. baa his permanent ;' upon farming land owned "fMrn in tl ��� Ti.lnhy or his home- ��� requirements as to residence W li" satisfied by resilience upon Be nta ,i ii itlce i�� writing should :' to ih,. commissioner of Uo- ""���n hind:, !U Ottawa of Intention to*PPly tor patent 1(.'':'1 Coal mining rights may be J**��� "or ,i period of twenty-one U *' a" a,mual rental of V per thin more than 2t>('�� ilCres '<' in. leased to one individual or S' ,,i,ny- A royalty at the rate of - rents p,.r ton shall be collected "�� me merchantable coal mined. iv.,,, W. W. CORY. " ���.�� of the Minister of the Interior. ��� - H--rnumtiorlzert publication of I ��� advertisement will not be paid The condition of the old bridge is not considered safe for vehicular traffic, and the public generally are cautioned against hauling loads of any kind over it. Persons continuing to do so after tbis notice, must take all the risks 0l1 themselves. By order. W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk- City Hall, New Westminster, July 23rd.'190'.t. Easterbrook Milling Company, Eburne. B. C. FLOUR! FLOUR ! IMPERIAL $7.25 per Bbl. HUNGARIAN JEWEL..$6.75 per Bbl. TERMINAL $5.25 per Bbl. HINDOO FLOUR $4.50 per Bbl. McQuame & Co- flour AND FEED MERCHANTS. The Royal Bank of Canada (Incorporated lb69) Capital Paid up $ 4.700.000 Reserve Fund 5,400,000 Total Assets 55,000,000 FRONT STREET. New Westminster. Telephone 333. In and out of town accounts solicited. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Foreign and Domeetic Exchange and Travellers' Cheques bought and sold. Telegraphic transfers effected. New Westminster, B. C. Branch, F. SHUTE. Manager. JPRING LAMB, CHOICE MEATS AND SAUSAGE. AT THE Central Meat Market Owner Eight* Bt ant Fifth Aveai�� PHONE 17a ���OWELL _ ODD*, Proprietor* LA|ND REGISTRY ACT. ��the Bouth half of the southwest N *;. "r S"r,1��n 26, Township 16, " wMl minster District. Jcju ���?a* i)ro"f o( the loss of certain ���..;" u,k' Number 12.179P, issued lliour hm_ nf Uobort Fuming Sey- Xut\\,, lKH11 fllpd 'n tli's office. at tl,,,' , here1jy Kiven that I shall, the i|lt Mll,llllf,n of one month from of, ln "' {"the first publication here- the dtv �� newspaper published in a dunlir ' " Westminster, issue hs | Cl"' "f the said certlllcnte, un- b" tn-ui,' ." meantlme valid objection '" t0 me In writing. n. C. S. KEITH, Una rtrkl Registrar of Tllles. mins,' ''f^'ry Offlce, New West- '��� "���'���, October 11, 1909. 242-..G Mall Service Following are the hours ot de��P*tca and arrival of mails at the New Westminster post office, tlie *W*E��2 each case being the hour of closing. which la half an hour, as a, ���"����JJ" fore the actual despatch. A1;^; unless otherwise stated, are '183^'��� ed and received dally exwpt MM** The only malls disi>awb*d a*�� celved Sunday are th.' a. w. ��- and C. P. R. ��Mt malls, not lncludmg the way mails, Sapperton, W" Mills and Coquitlam. Mails Despatched. 6:00 am. (closed at eleven ocioca the previous nlgbO-Vancouver via CJ. N. R. Owl. victoria via 8 a.m.���Vancouver and \\ ictorla B. C. Electric railway. w First 0. P. R- east taking a11 P^��" east including Langley and d ��"c The mail for Abboibiord and ^ New Furniture Business We sell direct from the manufacturer to the public. SAMPLE ROOMS: Nos. 2 and 3 Dupont Block, over "The Fair." A. S. DENNY, Columbia Street, New Westminster trict, Clayburn and district, Huntingdon and district, ami Matsqui are despatched by way of Vancouver. s a.m.��� lilalue aud Seattle, including all U. S. points east and lOUtn; aud Hall's Prairie, t'eruridge and Ha* elmere, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. All Surrey malls are received from Cloverdale, except Hall's Prairie, 11a- selmere and Fernridge, which arrive on the Port Guichon train on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday*. 11:00 am.���Vancouver, Victoria and Central Park, via B. C. Electric 1UU- way. 12:30 p.m.���StrawDerry Hill, Tim- berland and South Westminster, by courier (Tuesday and Friday). 1:30 p.m.���East Burnaoy, by courier. 2:00 p.m.���Burqultlam, iby courier. 2:00 p.m. (Summer montns close at 2:30 except Saturday)���Ladner, fort Guichon, Westham Island and Sunbury, dally except Sunday; Woodward, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, via "J. C. Bruce." (Steveston mall despatched and received via Vancouver.) 2 30 p.m.���Vancouver and Fiper Siding, via G. N. R. north. 3 p.m.���Cloverdale, Nleomekl, ana Port Kells dally, Clayton on Tuwday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday; Tyn��- head on Tuesday and Friday; Bon Accord, Tuesday and Friday. 4.00 p.m.���Vancouver and Burnaby lake, via B. C. Electric Railway. SaO nrday an extra mail is deej>atc-b"ed to Victoria via Vancouver at ethis h.0��r. Blaine and Seattle, including all U. S. points east and south, via O. N. IC "Flyer." 6 p.m.���Second C. P. U.. east, l'ia nor Mills. This mall takes the following local places: Barnet and Port McKxly, Pitt Meadows, Port Hammond, Port Haney, Mission, Chiiliwack, Harrison Hot Springs, Agasslz, Lytton, 1-lllooot, Bpenoes' Bridge, Nicola and dlMriet, and all points vast except Kootenays. Important Business Awaits the Douma Malls Received. C:45 am,���Blaine ami Seattle, including all V. S. point!, via U. N. It. "Owl." 8:20 nni VattOOUVer and Victoria (except Tueoday), via U. C. Electrio Railway, 9:00 to 10:00 am.���Strawberry H1H, by courier (Tuesday and Friday). tf: SU a.m.���Vancouver and Victoria, via O. N. R. 10:00 to U:00 a.m.���L*dnv>r, Port Guichon, WwMham Island and ('i'uea day, Thursday and Saturday) Woodward, via steamer 3. C. bruce. (Steveston despatched and reecslved via Van- couver.) 8:40 a.m.���-C. P. R. east (flrat train) Sapperton, Fraser Mills and Coquitlam. t 1:00 p.m.���Vancouver, Central Park and Fraser Arm. 1:30 p.m.���East Burnaby, by courier. *:30 p.m.���Burqultlam, by courier. 3:30 p.m.���Blalne and Seattle, including till TJ. S, points. (Continued from Page One.) measures thai will receive early attention include one tor the reorganization of fishery rights on Interior lakes and rivers and the measure for normal hours of labor for handworkers, providing for a twelve-hour day, with two hours deducted for meals and three for school attendance tor employees of school age. The upper house will be busy With the all-important agrarian law for the dissolution of peasant communes, which passed Ihe Douma at the spi'lnn session, Ihe several measures ou religious toleration, ana the bill reducing the long list of civic and religious holidays. The agrarian law, it is expected, will be adopled without trouble. The toleration bills will probably be passed In a modified form, but the proposal for the reduction of holidays seems doomed to failure, as the whole weight of the orthodox hlerachy is being thrown against It now. The consolidation of rural holdings bill, which is next on the program, will be pushed through as quickly as possible. The bill ls regarded as oue of the most Importanl on the agenda. The peasant holdings are at present often split up and scattered in small areas over the lands belonging to prl- vate owners or the slate, preventing economical working The bill authorizes the consolidation oi these areas by exchange With owners of adjacent lauds. Financial measures, Including the Inheritance and Income tax bills, and the measure for the reform of the local courts will round out the big work of the session. In addition Ihere are sevaral hundred minor bills awaiting discussion. SLUH ON SAVANT ENRAGES GERMANY Opinion of Curator of Berlin, Who Bought It as Antique in England, Regarded as Infallible. Berlin, Nov. 2.���German art circles are hot wiili mingled derision and indignation ai the statement of Charles Ceeksey, of Southampton, England, that the life-size wax bust, recently purchased by Dr. I.ode, curator of the Kaiser Friederioh .Museum here, was the work of Richard C. I.ucas, an English Bculptor and not a production Hon of Leonardo Oa Vlncl, as Dr. Mode claims. Dr. Bode's Infallibility is part of the creed of the German Art Amateur, to whom it is unthinkable that he would make a mistake involving Germany in the loss of many thousands of marks. The bureau of the museum, in Dr. Mode's absence iu Florence, has rushed tO Ills defence with a statement that the whole affair ia so bolstered by absurd arguments tiuw ho sertoua Investigators could even thing Of examining the objections raised. The mere assertion lhal Mr. Dueas placed the bust In his garden is cnoiiehi to kIhiw the spun prompting them, Tl e Lokal Anselger also flies to protect Dr. Mode, attributing ths U'lg- i llsli doubts to national Jealously be- ' cause of Germany acquiring i beau \\ til'ul work of art. The Tageblatt, whiob has already expressed the opinion thai tbs 'ace ! of the bust Is certainly modem, now ��� says ll awaits the doeumentaiv evidence promised by both Dr. Bode and Mr. Cooksey. FUR COAT SAVES YOUNG LADY'S LIFE Toronto, Nov. ���_.���Aboul 10 o'clock last night as an east bound Queen St car was passing Peter street a window of the trolley was shattered by a revolver bullet of small calibre, which lodged ln the folds of a fui' coat worn by a young lady, whose name could not be ascertained. The bullet pen^rated the outer covering of the garment but there its progress was tayed and she escaped injury. From the course which the bullet took the shot must have been fired from an upstairs window of a house on the south side of the street. There is no suggestion that the shot was fired with intent. The occupants of the car were badly frightened. STEMMING TIDE OF EMIGRATION Stockholm, Nov. '2.���With a view to stemming the time of emigration which threatens to deplete the country of agricultural laborers, u national Subscription has been started to obtain funds for loans to laborers left. unemployed after the recent strike. The loans are Intended to enable tho purchase Of small farms and wlll bo made repayable within ten years. The fund wlll be administered by the antl-Emlgratlon Society of Sweden. IT PAY8 TO ADVEMTltK Fortifications For Sydney. Montreal, Nov. 2.���According to a statement, made by a high authority, the Canadian naval defence sehemo will Include the fortification of Sydney. As the coal for the east coast, must practically all come from Cape Breton, to leave the fields undefended Is out of the question. Experts have already gone over, the ground, and although It may not be announced nt the opening of parliament It ta known these plans are already under advisement. ... ., . ;' '; : �����'' ' ���. *������ _ '**UiY ' " ' ' ,; ' %,>... , ' "h>" ' . Hi .,-, '- e-'i'ftlM, ���< '.. ��� *"�� -, e l- . v . *������.: . - ���'. ? '' ���/'''������ ������ ���is! .''H -i . *?V' �� C ��� ;<*!���!;," .�� -., .>i .. ���. ���i ��� ��� ��� ..*'��� ' rii ��� o. :."' ' aii,'i '.��� -..-, -* , i ^ . ���' \\ .1* ��� ������ :!' f- " ' ,-! . o , ���������;<���' ,;o... f'U i' - ! : '������' '��" . . 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M��i^i* lis. .ft ->������:' ' �� 1W&M ���,;��� = ��� ii iti?''/. . ��.V-V, '.iii'U f-^ ij'' .. ��� ��� H!#..::n; 1 ���& '*��� ��� i i ��L ���, *���. S'' T ���������; ���.���'���'���.��� ": TAG_t roun. THE DAILY NEWS. WE0NESO# The Daily News PaWb_.<": y Tie tiat.y N^; ?. . = lag Con:;ss7, U.xr.'-d. at theii B The Da!!y Neva Block eoraef f Mc- K^-.zi^. and Trew str^'s. E. A Pa ge. V 5 - 3 : D recto ''.s'��yJLV��e ���'���^Sl^^ WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ������_������::- AFTER THE INTERVIEW. TV- Saturday Sunset oft preoclaims itwHf zr. Iz.ii'-Xi-TA'-:.- {onrna Uun once ��ve have had son:e suspi- aon tha- '.: --���>--. lo: so ��� .- :o:.-"-: UuU it-- .-.".a Lag err. ���=-.-.-. a: td I lecy sa vared '' ��� :; o- .:::-::. kas been confirmed by :-r.e remark- ibte ri?r.-.-about turn :;. ement '.-' muMj contemporary ha1; fast exe- c��u-(_ Tbe bow and whj .' this dei- teroa= i Ite face Is i ��at thai It - mn = m_ Ui ��� We srfll ���rith the plain I. In IU Od - - " Soi.ie> ��� I -��� D Bnd��- tioo ��� than a : njuror ��� nuneot should be defeated sod ;. of Jor.n Oliver were - idopted British Colombia _.:���.:.'��� be a large ealr.^r. H:s : ��� ... - ��� ���:' ;- Monntaiii Une '-'��� ���a. GovenuBeat undertakiL? ia - .. - _ - - ��� - tttfaoegb :��� ��� - ��� U :.:= policy ol BCBi I . . -.-.--. wisest one. I*- | - -' ��� ��� --.--"'- - ; *'" j ; .development in Brtt- la and It Bight result In a more prac-tica; railway policy for the T" ..-.o- 1 Ii ;.= good, soncd. non*--: erW- - -���'��� ngth o* tnrth al II ~ mm '. so ." leed thai ll was evidently r ' ' - ful to the Pr��� ;-���:-. lost i time In setting the Tory wire pn -'= ��-: ������ -.' ���" - : :r. "-- -.-���-;- th nit "To a '���'- -��� tnal friend Pro--.-- McBride ex- s-.--. -_���:-���' ;.d ::.--: l:~ - : ��� Uk - - the railway policy o' ..:? G ���',''- ~- '������'- the eom- ug elect ��� ���--���:-���:���-' ----' -������ . . friend, we wor.der W. J. Bowser, whose -- - -d .: o= ��� o- 'v-r. ���' ' ��� '.''���" ire and spoliation." ard wl - .- should b* :' md nailed a-n door on the morning -' --.-������ un bad b< - I .:. ��� ��� Sunset a week prevk . ���������-- : . ;" . .. '.'.-��� r ; .;������ r .: o-r .: -.- ��� : " ive fallen ai vi tii i ... . nt| , - ... r. - -: .- '��� 44444*4444*************** "GET THE HABIT" - e the Van iter convention on Moi Prei avinced that as fai ncerned I done his best aisht that this wa . the (,--.: e of the provti "." ��� : ��� lowir: % i page ol ' .: ���:._* pendenl nry dei ... ... of its criticism: The i dlway poll ry ol the ! ��� '-��� mer.- ..- , . q-uat-- and so . . -' - " " ������ '.-"..������ eon::.. ; ii :. ... - ��� .- - ��� y it had s: strongly - . Ij ��� . . " the r ite ��� : ��� - ?���-:.. - : =w��vred the ���. ��� . stano -.-.. I ;- : - - ;. inder- ag step in the direction lesired end " I ling to commence the t the Sunset i - : - ( U Telephone 580. ��� Tomorrow^ Special First-Class Table ��� Apples ��� ..;-:; F Ine L aen Writing i ents I- will .;��� :r. a >-;;:y at such V/e hav; its day. Sse our Fish IThe Pair COD. HALIBL'T. SAL VON, FRESH HERRING. SOLES. FRESH BOILED CRABS. Smoked Fish Appei zt'i '-.- E-; = K'ast. KIPPERED HERRING, BLOATERS (Yarmouth cured FINNAN HADDIES, SMOKED SALVOS. EASTERN FRESH SHELL OYSTERS. Cook *z A: es. Q, "ces. Tac e Vegetables C-cced ,NecK Scuasr. Bcs- toil V3--IA Fat Scuasn. Hub- zi'l Sc-ash. Vegetac e Marrows, Caui!co'*ers. ari a ������ <-s cf fresh vegetables. &46 C'Olumbia Street. ' - :.. tor cash -ni sell for tbe sarr.* R. T. PRINCE Auditor and Accountant :.: TS MADE. BOOKS OF AC- COUNTS OPENED ON APPROVED SYSTEMS. COLLECTIONS. ��� GENT FOR THE HALL SAP�� V.'e are offering quite a number Carpets. Oar stock oi tbe ��� f��� .- "'. :. Ti:.' be* - I tne above u i so c:.oic~ thai :��� . latest irriva A Beauty of 5 Piece* in Green Velou r I .- s S33.00 CALL AND SEE THEM Room 9, Westminster Trust Block. P. C. BOX 795. LEE'S Furniture E Lee's Block, Cc'..- e co. 1 XEW WESTMINSTER, mporium B.C Fraser River Fish Co.: Hall. ��� sior..- . . . Be ��������� Ivi - ��� ;:;���:.��� _i ��� ��� first Klar_ce II .; .... sad ' - mi ��� i tenl -; . - ������ " ��� estion: . - ������ ; ���:.'��� C. N b. f thi eeecause it d:-,',-.-. no ai eaji"- ������ ��� thi line will ever be built u ll li built It win Ki'.- to_t.i ' ��� -,[, a ro indai it "���ray���with tbe Blmili sou- Prim eti a witl thi okar.- ew;ar. ���������.:.'! the Bom larj according to tl ��� ��� ��� :. It 'Alii radace ttM pr.nd that the risk of lndeflniti ;��� ��� gring up the buKdinsr of thi great to rak'- any chance. ting o.e Government's policy., V'-t the readere. ,f :',.. s.n iei hud previously been assured tha- the feat of the Government would not deter railroad development in British .hia and it might result In a ' more practical railway policy for thi province." .'-..- to the line not being built with- it the guarantee, that would be a small loss to us. so far as 'he C. N. K. is concerned. There is no reason why the province should be bound to the C. N. It. that we are aware of. Almost any of the other establi hi I railway concerns doing business in the Province of British Columbia ���"��� ild construct and work a line in the desired direction upon a guarantee of far less than $35,000 per mile, and would moreover have something substantial to offer as a security to the Government. The Sunset goes on to say: "As to the conditions In respect to capitalization and control of rates Premier McBride assured rne these would be all incorporated in the bill to be brought Into the Legislature giving effect to the agreement. The memorandum of agreement which will be publish'-d probably by the time this goes to press. Is merely a skeleton or basis of the 1 agreement to be prepared by Act of the Legislature. That sounds all very well But can reliance be placed upon any such assurance? Judging from past experience we opine not. This matter of rates ls of the gravest importance to the electors of British Columbia. This should have been "one of the very first conditions to be imposed by the Government," as the Sunset had rightly n.aid in Its former article. If any arrangement on this head was come to between the Premier and Mr. Mann, as would appear to be suggets- ed In the above excerpt, then this should have been embodied In the terms of the arrangement. But it "On this point Premier McBride say. the - leme is already financed subject to the granting of the subsidy of i~ pei mile. .\\,j doubt the premier will be able I produce proof of tbe Kettle Valley Company? standing to t. tisfaction of the public when to opens his can.; algn." How sweet' H treatment ol thi Pn .. In mpari- son to that aeccorded to him a Weeek earlier! Arid so this change of face goes on t - lengl torial. Space will not admit of our following up this interestii g display ol '��� ;���;��� on the part of our center:.;' any further. Lacking the courage to admit that its previous criticism was in error and that it has now assumed the iractei of a McBride champion, the Sunset submits a lame, apologetic kind of argument in the hope of showing that the Premier's railway policy will be an advantage to the province, and is not the 'patchy, inadequate, ambiguous and specious" affair it was formerly said to be. And the Sunset is an independent organ! Easy Terms Full sized lots (66x132), $150 each, $30 cash, balance 6, 12. 18 ana 24 months. This is good residential property and convenient to tram. East End, Sapperton. McQuarrie & Co, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. FRONT STREET. SANITARY PLUMBING STEAM AND GAS FITTING TINSMITUG 4+4444*44********* ALL WORK GUARANTEED BY NEUITBEW 8 RAVS4Y Cor. Eighth and Carnarvon TELEPHONE 585. FOR FIRST CLASS Job Printing tr >****4*44******i Electric Railway Service Interurb an L n��. City Line: Cars le ���. * iron Cars for Vanooorer and wav office on the b u *��� utj nl* station.' wl.l run every half ntei after. ���.:.'. tot i z.z.:>! hour from 5 b0 a. m. Last alter, commc ac;ng ^ . . a car leaves at 11 p. m. Last car leaves Vancouver at 11:3" p.m. Cars leave the depot every twenty minutes for both Sapperton and city limits over the city line. Sapperton Lene: Jars lelW at ten mlnuteei aft* ��� .t half past ar.: fIftj the hour, cntr_: a. m. Sunday serv ce ;���; . '-: ir ���'���*��� twe-n 8:30 a. m ud 11. p. a British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Ltd ******************** GO TO THF ARROW PRESS 739 FRONT ST., WINDSOR BLOCK. LEATHER GOODS THE LATEST STYLES IN HAND BAGS, COL- LAR BAGS, CUFF BOX ES, CARD CASES, CARD SETS, BILL BOOKS, ETC., ETC. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. CHAMBERLIN, The Jeweler 80LE AGENTS LONGINE'S AND HAMILTON WATCHES ������������������������������������HI Fourth Avenue tn. Mane* SEATTLE pn*t RATES: Room $1 per day up, Room and board 12.50 per day UP- "ftoon. with bath VM) per day up. Room with bath tni board *A P" W '<��� All outside rooms, iritfe he: &n^.i water, steam heat, long .listance ��> phone. 'Bus meets all train? -vi^At> CARLETON GILBERT ^ List Your Property With Us Dr. A. D. Buchanan, formerly of New Westminster, is with us, and handling New Westminster property exclusively Canadian Financiers, Ltd. 632 GRANVILLE ST., VANCOUVER, B. C. PHONE 4448 See lis for Water Frontage. We have it within five minutes walk of the city limits. PRICES AND TERMS ON APPLICATION^ HALE BROS. 706 COLUMBIA STREET. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS and if favored with it feel tute ttoj we can save you money^ IK ��� MOONEY'S CREAM SODAS 25(. pER T|N THREE POUNDS OF BUTTER FOR $1 ^ THREE DOZEN NO. 1 8ELECT EGGS FOR .$1.00 HUNGARIAN FLOUR (guaranteed to suit or money refunded), 5 PER SACK A. WELSH, The People's Grocer. Phones 193 and 443. SappertonPh one oij> 1909. THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE FIVE!. GORDON'S Big Dry Goods House Special Price in Ladies' Waterproof Coats New Moiree Rubberized Cloth Coats, made in Em- pire style; very swell; colors. Price $20.95 to $22.50 Mannish Style Rubber Coats, very serviceable. price $14.75 SEE THEM. The Fashion Centre NEXT TO CITY HALL. Are You Too Busy during the day to spare the time to have your eyes ex- amined? We will be pleased to do this for you any time in the evening, if you Will let us know the hour most convenient for you. We w ill not charge to advise you as to the exact condition of your eyesight. Optical Parlor, Room 13, Dominion Trust Bids. W. F. TATE, New Westminster, B. C. A Reliable Clock is i necessity in every home. I have Just received an assortment of 8-dny Parlor Clocks. These are both useful and ornamental, being accurate timekeepers and in handsome cases. Prices from J7.50 to $12.00. Also the following: 8-day Kitchen Clocks, striking hour and half hour . . .$ 4.50 8day Office Clocks from $5.00 to $25.00 Alarm Clocks, from $1.25 to $ 3.00 Glad to have you call and look them over JOHN B. GRAY, Watchmaker and Jeweler DOMINION TRUST BLOCK The Royal Cafe Sixth and Columbia Streets Lunch 25c. Dinner 35c. JOHN CASH, Prop. SPORTS OBITUARY. ONLK FEW MORE FIGHTS FOR BATTLING NELSON John McDonald. The funeral of John McDonald, late of Uttle Harbor. West. Bay, Inverness oounty, V 8., who died at his residence at Sapperton on Monday at the age of 50 years, will tak today from Knox churc Fellows' cemetery. Business Trr.lk place to the Odd Phone 176. R. J. Dane Has Been in Game Thirteen Yeae-s and Is About Ready to Retire. Chicago, Nov. 2.���In response to numerous criticisms of his stand in R. J. Reece. ... ���. Reece, who was brought in from Abbotsford on Thursdaj suffering from heart trouble, and died ai the Royal Columbian hospital, will be buried probablj today. Details have not yel heen completed. Ho had no friends in the district as far as is known. ���i * :e-*JU{ k| c*rp$ts. mximi mm Joseph Michaud. Joseph Michaud. one ol the pioneer farmers of Langley, lied on Monday '"ee> I'I I-II'1MII* Ol MIS BUUIU 'II ������... . ., . not fighting Ad. Wolgast and other at ,no *K�� of 68 years, leaving a wife, .challengers immediately, Battling Ave daughters and three sons. The Nelson, lightweight unampion. says: Mineral takes place this morning at "Boxing Is a business with me and W:S0 o'clock from St. 1Vte,"s Catht . - _ . Hl-iil 1 .-. * ll _-. f '.-. 4 li.-tll _-. it.im- IJi>\\ ���S_^!f'''Nfc��ta_ _*___m Politician business. The public business. know th> it ���V their W know our business. Honest dealing has kept this the Leading Furniture House In the city for nearly a quarter of a century. B u s I n e s s I have been in the ring for thirteen years No boxer can last forever. 1 worked hard for the title���fought all the best men in the world, when they were at their best. None of my i'i-' fights, with the exception of the Herrera affair, was won on a deci- | sion. I knocked out the besl men mi earth for that title. 1 fought high and honestly, and never asked any odds. "I won the lightweight title from lasl year. Since then I have defended it four times. Isn't thai enough? I'll light again, nnd Wolgast will be the flrst opponent. A few more and I'll say goodbye" to the ring. That will make about fifteen years before the public, and when a pugilistic obituary Is written, they can pul just these fe-v words on the tablet: 'He won and lost on the level, and never threw the public." ONTARIO INDIAN WILL GO TO ATHENS dial to the Catholic cemetery Father O'Boyle conducting the set vice. Mr. Michaud had been a resident ol Langley for over 27 years, and was a native of Quebec. Burial of Infant. The infant son of W. T, Johnson, of Porl Moody, wlll be buried today at the l O, 0. F, cemetery. The child was only in e weeks old. James Brewster. .lames Brewster, who was buried on Sundaj at Aldergrove, was well known to the pasi generation of Westminster citizens He was a native of Orangevllle, Ont., and was an experl in the construction of telegraph lines, having been connected with their construction iti the Cariboo and other parts of the province. Latterly he had been employed al the Lytton hotel. He was about 66 years of age. E. FAI FS 612-618 Agnes Slreet Hev The Reliable Furniture Dealer, Upholsterer, Undertaker ser-! ��� Beaverton, Ont., Nov. 2.���Jimmy George wlll he sent to Athens next year providing the Olympic games are held in Greece. Tbe citizens of Beaverton are convinced thai in the winner of the last Hamilton Herald race they have the man that can bring tho Marathon honors to Canada, and if he is not senl bj the C A. A. I'., there will be no trouble i" raising enough money here to send him. George has never run the full Marathon distance, but the manner in which he finished in the Hamilton race showed that ne was capable of going the other seven miles. For the purpose of seeing how good George really is at the longer distance he will be sent to Yonkers. X V.. next month to compete in the race to be held there on American Thanksgiving Day, November 2b. George has already bad a tempting offer to turn professional, hut he only laughs at the idea. He thinks as much of cups as he does of money, and his friends would not stand for liis making the jump even if he wanted to. City Police Court. In the police court yesterday a fine of $100 nnd costs was imposed on Charlie Sato, :i Japanese, tor selling liquor at the Merchants' restaurant on Columbia street without a license. The case was hoard on the evidence of .1. Caughey, who was arrested for drunkenness and held ns a witnoss Caughey staled that men who were with him obtained liquor al the restaurant, purchasing a number of flasks. The case of assault against John Held, in connection with the slashing affray at the Cosmopolitan hotel on Monday night, was bt ought up foi hearing and remanded until today. Harry Geary is in the hospital with two deep gashes, one over the left temple and the other on the right cheek, Reid has a deep gash in the thigh, which the police believe was caused when the weapon slipped during llis attack on Geary A jack- knife, staitiod with blood, Was found hy the police on the scene of the affray. close neighbor to the father of the CITY deceased man, who is a prominent solicitor of Wellington, and is investigating on his behalf. Mr. Mudle has been obtaining information from'of Reeve Byrne, of Burnaby, in wfpcb municipality the accident occurred. OF NEW WESTMINSTER, BRITISH COLUMBIA. The fifth autumn meeting of Canadian Northwest Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers in Federation with the" Reformed Eplsclpal Churches of British Columbia will open in Knox Congregational church. Vancouver, today, and wlll continue until tomorrow evening. Among the ministers who wil] be preseni will be Re\\. a deB. Owen of this city. Rev, Merlon Smith. Rev. G C. Pldgeon, Kev. K W. Stapleford, Vancouver; Kev. li. o ('arson. Rev. T. W Gladstone. Victoria; and Kev W. ll. Mason of Seattle. Salmon fishing yesterday again experienced one of those flurries which occur front time to time throughout the season. Sockeye again appeared in the river, and at the mouth some good catches were made, some boats taking as high as ISO of these fish, in addition to cohoes and dogs. Cohoes were fairly plentiful, from thirty to forty being caught tn the boat at the mouth, and there was a smattering of springs and Bteelheads. Dog salmon formed a good proportion of tho catch. The cohoes obtained wer,. nil good, clean (ish. and were sold to the few canneries tint aro still runing for fifteen cents each, Tenders are invited for Ihe erection a Refuse Destructor, capacity 50 tons per day. Plans and profiles ot site, specifications and further particulars as prepared by the City Engineer, can be obtained on application to the undersigned. Tenders to be plainly marked on the outside "Refuse Destructor," and delivered by 5 p.m. of the 22nd day of November, 1909, to W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk. American Hockey League. Chicago, Nov. 2.���it appears certain that a hockey league will be formed in this city now that an indoor Ice rink Is being constructed, which will enable followers of the sport to play during the entire winter, Men who are interested here ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS. This evening a progressive euchre parly will he held at SI. George's hall, starting at 8:30 o'clock promptly. A number of good prizes have been obtained for the winners and a small entrance fee will be charged Tbe proceeds will be In aid of the boys' gymnasium of Holy Trinity cathedral. SKATE AT THE PYTHIAN RINK Ladles purchasing skate tickets (luring the mouth of November will receive a ticket entitling tbem to a chance on a gold watch. Drawing to take place NOVEMBER 30, 1909. FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. 1 O. O. F.���AMITY LODGE, NO. 27.��� Tbe regular meeting of this lodge are held in Oddfellows' hall, Carnarvon street, every Monday evening at 8 o'clock, .las. Ferguson, noble grand. W. C. Coatham. rec. secy. A. O. U. W���FRASER LODGE NO. i ���Meetings the firsta nd third Tuesday in each month. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. Lodge room, A. O. U. W. hall, Oddfellows' block. Clarkson streei. COURT BRUNETTE, NO. 40.I9, l.O.K. ���Meets the fourth Friday in the month at 8 o'clock, in the small hall. Oddfellows' block. "FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLhIS, Aerie No. 20.���Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. in the Eagles' hall. Columbia street. J. N. AitcU eson, W. Pres.; H. Schofield, Secra tary. JOARD OF TRADE���NEW WEST- minster Board of Trade meets in the board room, City Hall, as follows: Third Thursday of each month; quarterly meeting on the tnird Thursday of February, May, August and November, at is p.m. Annual meetings on the third Thursday ot February. New members may be proposed and elected at any monthly or quarterly meeting. C. H. Stuarl-Wade, secretary. in hockey jilan to form a four-club league, tiie clubs being ihe Chicago _ bazaar will be held In the ohl K A. A.. Illinois A. A.. First Reglmenl 0f p, ball. Columbia street, on lo and Gaelic A. A. The rink is ex cember 3 and 4, under the auspices of pected io be completed by December the Women's Educational Club of Co- 1. and it Is thought that Ibe matter lumbian college. Afternoon tea will of arranging a schedule wlll be' tak- |���. served on both days, and on Salon up then. The play will be con-1 urday a business men's lunch will I" ducted on a strictly amateur basis. "Newsy" Lands Home. Cornwall, ont., Nov'. 2.���Edward (Newsy I Lalontle, who has been playing lacrosse with the Vancouver team since Keglna failed to lilt the Minto cup, arrived in town recently. He is delighted with the west and may piny with Vancouver next season. lh' says that he will probably play with the Nelson hockev team If they come east after the Stanley cup; otherwise he will go to Toronto or Montreal to play hockey. Lalonde is one of the best all round lacrosse and hockey players In the business. In lacrosse he can play any position from goal to inside homo, and ls therefore a very valuable man. Jack Johnson In Court. Chicago, Nov. 2.���Jackson Johnson, the champion heavyweight pugilist, appeared In municipal court yesterday afternoon to answer the $2000 suit brought against hlm by "Yank" Kenny, who claims that the negro owes him this amount. The case will be heard some time next week. served between the hours of 5 and 1 , o'clock. When the F.tnpress of India sailed for China last week she carried as ; passengers Kev. R. E. Taylor, B. D., and Mrs. Taylor, who are going to I Sz Chuan province as missionaries under Ibe auspices of the Methodist church of Canada. Mr. Taylor wa8 ordained by tlle president of tlle H. C. Conference ln the Metropolitan church, Victoria, on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Taylor was Miss Eva Woodward, of this city. A well attended meeting of tho Women's Educational Club of Columbian College was held at the home of Mrs. Coverdale Watson. It was decided to hold a bazaar In aid of the college on Friday and Saturday, December 3 and in the old Knights of Pythias' hall, Columbia street. A great variety of useful and dainty articles will be on sale. Afternoon tea will I be served and on Saturday from five ; to seven a supper foi tbe business men. SONS OF SCOTLAND BENEFIT Association, Lord of the isles Camp 191���Meets on the flrst and third Tuesday of everv month In K. of P. hall. Chief, W\\ Sutherland. ~? i \\ . . .,'.. 11 it iulli hi i '\\ bh You will And it to your advantage t< arrange your hooking at this office, whether you Intend to travel or seining for your friends. From Montreal and Quebec. Empress of Britain . . . . November 5 Empress of Ireland ....November 19 For other dates and particulars apply to E. GOULET. C. P. R. Agent. 1. O. O. F.���ROYAL CITY LODGE No. 3���Meets in Oddfellows' hall, Columbia street, every Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren will be made welcome. G. E. UllVey, N. O.; C. E Osborne, P G, record- In? secretary OTHER FRATERNAL SOCIETIES include the Union Lodge, No. 9, A. F. and A. M.. King Solomon Lodge, No. 17, A. F. and A. M.; L. O. U No. 1150; L. O. L., No. 1593; Court Sapperton, No. 4683, I. O. F.; 0. O. F. Court Westminster. No. 330; Brotherhood of Owls. Neat No. 29. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 1283���Meets second and fourth Mondays at 8 p.m., St. Patrick's Hall, Blackwood bt. Ne w Grocery Store NEAR COR. FIFTH JIVE. ANI) EIGHTH ST. Next to Bodwell & Oddy's Butcher Shop. A Very Choice Line of Groceries and Provisions Will Be Kept in Stock We thnnk all our old customers for their patronage in the past -!!lll,lv'te them and also new ones to give our newjtore a WW- _ DAVID ADAMST Prop- *^ PHONE 583. Fought Fifteen-round Draw. New Orleans. Nov. 2.���George Kltson and Willie Fitzgerald fought fifteen rounds to a draw yesterday. nlll,u ,, ,. w, Thev made ringside weight of 116 ; Harriot last June pounds. The bout was refereed by Billie Papke. Mr. Mudle, of Wellington, New Zealand. wti*a caller at the oflice of the provincial police yesterday, where he made enquiries regarldng the affairs of lhe late Alfred Murdoch, who was killed on the C. P. R tracks near Mr. Mudle Is a WE SOLICIT YOUffl ALL1 ^VCRTISE IN THE NEWS OARSMEN MAY TOUR. Fuessel and Shepherd, American Amateurs, May Compete Abroad. New York, Nov. 2.���There is COt4> siderable talk ln rowing circle here which Is likely to assume definite shape before long to the effect that F. Fuessel and F. Shepherd, thn amateur champions in senior doubles would be fitting representatives of the sport at regattas abroad next year, the two men who represented the United States In the Berlin antl other regattas a few years ago <��a not leave pleasant memories behind them, but no untoward circumstances are likely to happen with the men suggested. Fuessel and Shepherd won pvpry race they entered during the season of 1909 (thirteen events), including United States and Canadian championships. Chicago, Nov. 2.���Champion Frank Gotch disposed of Ardale and McLeod In less than the required thirty minutes at Rivervlew rink last night. STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE BY TENDER. Tenders will be received by the undersigned at the sheriff's offlce, courthouse, New Westminster, Up toi 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday the 27th day of October. 1906, for the j purchase of the stock, eti".. of D. Fi M. Perkins, general merchant, Mis- \\ sion City, B. C. Persons desirous of Inspecting the stock can do so by applying to A.. W. Lane, Esq., provincial constable, Mission City. Inventories of the stock can be seen on' application at my offlce, New Westminster, or to Mr. Lune at Mission City. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. , Terms cash. New Westminster, Oct. 12, 1909. T. J. ARMSTRONG, Assignee. Sheriffs Offlce, New Westminster, B. C. Note���Time for receiving the above tenders is hereby extended to Saturday, November Gth. 1909. ' T. J. ARMSTRONG, 251-7 Assignee. TELEPH EGRAPH*MAIL ORDERS FOR INSURANCE All kinds of insurance written at the lowest possible rates in strong independent Canadian and British companies only. We are general agents for some of the best fire, life, accident, live stock and employers'liability companies doing business, and can bind a risk without a moment's delay. Place your insurance in an office that makes insurance its principal business, and be sure that it is attended to promptly. ALPRED W. McLEOD THE INSURANCE MAN, Phone 62. 657 Columbia Street. . i. . '"NFV O . '���>!�� ' ,,"e,.. t.' I '��� % ��� i_ "2 ]>'*h't\\_- 'll '"���' ' li. =" l*_ '' "" It i !' S"���:.;! mh ,. ��� ��� . i , ..;��� Ifi *i ��� Y" '���ii;, ���'" r ' '"' I, n.-'e (K - ,. ��� M ; i I s ini* >������ m ' ! , ' '���- ���' e ������'., ' * '~'_ 1.1 I. H* it '��� hi* ' -i"'A. ��� i . . ,4;"l e ��� ��� . ,��i ,; ', ���1 " ��� m I ' 1 lu ' * ��� ."��� -' > t }�� .\\'4 *v..: H ," ... U . . I ��� ��� L'-i.l ���4 ' L '' ��� i ' 0 H' ^^^^���___ ���: ". ���' o . ��� ���i. ��� '"i i rH'J ' |iC:Vej :.-t ,}'������*",. ,y,i \\riY'Y..-ii 'j-��� 4 ffc . InH* l^L ��Trf 'V&l \\9*a'1 J *? *H' i ��������� , bY jj fj 5 1 1111*1!*"* l^tiO'e*,! *U\\\\\\$'Y ;r ! �� U"' fc iU ���'������ ?.'* ��� _K '*? X - .__*'�� 1*2 - n #* I'.? jfs- ,Ffi < *r��������� if' % " - ���>' I -v, i "'���"'If: ' .J ���v ;'���.'.*������ J --{flo ���������: 1 ������>���'. fie, 9 ' .. .! : I ��� J I t ���, "I" "!U���;,'���. 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R HEARD CF RED CROSS SANITARY CLOSET l- ' -.:_-.- ���ss c ^s^- ��1 S* <".- ��- 5;�� :��� Aat�� - r*:_ -*: We hi: hai �� a- tIM de. ."iS canv Lon : '- - ���*lem__ Bo tl hexl " " .--������' - Army. -_i= r~ 1 eune 1 1 ���. .-.- - sypearfas for --- -��� ��� UMleiv<(eatM ai r^" ". .- ��� ��� - sl ��� largely at- ��� -o.-.i- ai aa >aliiilals ai Clap- ��� - ���- with tit em- .- : ������ :.::.-.-'���- tbe eeaae 'tis imperfec:, - - ��� : b:~ ::._: ���" fean FLIPPED THE COIN FOR I HUSBAND HI JAGS IN UT. RAILWAY LIXE Canadian Pa::f - 1,. yCo, �����-'. a v.- :- . ton Was Hi- A"' ty :~c :.teis Have Up Cider \\M ������- Product Been Sti Jamaica ALCTI0N BERTH LANDS. a - e_ E C F :;�� - - '.j ,'.'_:-- ,. 5- r. R. HARRIS t CO. Camot Have T-e'r CM -���-' Parii.. Not. :���Boil Countess & ���-��� gaa nee GonM u��d her former has- ��� i I I 0 :������ Cast* tfaae - - ��� lay ta tl ��� '. : : ��� ��� - " D . English Watchmaker . j.. -... ~ Gold Wafc& -.- tor ~vC~.- a .'r bi HZ75 op. .-.. ��� er Watt - r. ��� ?^-- ope b lace Hin, BO '---- Wai -1 gents open ea 1 e $7.10 up. Agt tt - V.'a ���ior. -. : h.r-- WaU -.--! Railway Time Tables B. C E. P.. A eitT.r.rter B- ��". Mh Da/ BeSteMOO i. ir.ch. ":.:--airing a e;^';:^!:^ F. CRAKE Two doors hom Ceo. Adams. Grocer Can leave .i-.:-...���_: 'or N'ew ��������������.- ^..is:e.- a'. S.i'.', i:L:,b .. HBd i -- a.��� . _ujti ever/ _i_a-i bow Uwioaftor Cars .rare NrT V,'-"r.__;:z5".r:- (or Va;- couver a: S r'- 't 20. ���' *.. T ::��� i-i i. N ��-^-, -zi erery ia.; boor Uifire- "The Milwaukee"- "The P cneer Limited," Bt P-Md to Chicago, "Shon Lirve." Omaha to Chicago, "S*uth W��tt L-mited" Kansas City te Chicago. No train- -.n _t* serrice on anj railroad -a '-ie to.-1<1 -_ia: e-'jua! .1 equipment tha: ai _<- y_.c3.-40 v.... vaukec & Sv Paal Bailway. T_^y. cwa and o^erav�� tiselr csra alecyius and d._.:n? osar- 02 a.: 'j-or ���.r^__= ar.: give their patrons an eio^^e-n-* erf eero'- not ottaJnah.'e ei��"ew_:ere. H. 3 ROWE, Oaeral Agent 124 Third St.. oor. Ald��r Po^ad, Or.: Grand Trunk Ry. Excellent Train Service Betwee: Chicago, London, Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, And all the principal I Mil ��� - ��� centers of ONTARIO. QUEBEC and the MARITIME PROVINCES. Sj '.3a/ S-:re:�� e. Cars leare V iaoo - ret '.or New rest- ml ister at 1 .. and - i- ��� iad e re 17 bali hour th-r.-ri.'te.- nndl . 1 K pjn. Oari ^eave N -��� WesetminsteT for Van oc rer at a :.-. __ . ���---;��� bom 'here. (ter until 1. ' : Jn Lasi car ��� '- '��� ; tn. D. J. McQuar - e, Loca: Manager, Westminster. New .'."- - V ���.:.-: N . ��� N '��� ..:.- .:. :..:-:- :.- -.- ��� Ca--rie FTaniilin. :: Ut - ...-. - - q in ___ ���������: Coun. . .' i-i ' gains 1 I ���; ��� _ ��� ; .-.._. I ���...: : 7- Roekaway. Sb�� _- " bim to c . ���-- :.������:'. ..:.'.- waa def- ��� Mr= ?'-������ - -rne Ber- marriage ~*as in cost; -.-:. - ������������-.���--:. ii; ���- ' -".- 11 i>t: ^:^_; She said she -ara^ en^loyed ��� Fe": . ; . ._=t __t a department -" ��� "���' ter "��� _. ��� :..;. y- . - - -" k lei.-: md }:-::;��� Van Wh: ,-1 ied ��� ��� ��� The boys becanw suitors : it - mained Mends Batsrdaj February 2 sie says ��� ' ree started '.: ii. ken on * ��� ���' Jaoni On the way over the .-" 1 ���: street terry th< l��yj . - .. ���.. away from the gW and agreed 1 1 ea b wc ild propoae er and Mde oy her dr .-: :. ��� .;:..:.��.��� ao.-- . 1 not -':-'.:..;���' ������ ; that : : :; K In FYankiln won. Earning I Sew V ��� JU ' ��� we iding, F: ml In went t bis home md 1 . li ��� - bers Bui mg '-' ' ��� '...- ' ;: sit; :. ::. - : ents md the pair's _r.arr.e_. ..:��� bappmnl lasi Wednes- ' tober 20, 1 VANCOUVER NAI S S . Lea-. Van t 8 .. Les a .0 ALASKA ROUTE Princeas .... K md Prin. .-.- une 13 and " LAND REGISTRY ACT. T = EAT FOR CONCERT-GOERS. Gi^at Northern Railway. v.". 1 2.- &.__.; ax. S-att;��_ bii i -��� Lt. N 11 ar. seat Lv. N. V.'. 4. \\_ :. m ; ar. Setit-.- &:4"J Lt. -V. V,-. 12:10 a.m.; ar. Seattle arr.. Lt. Seattle 8:0a a.m.; ar. N. W. 7:15 2:55 Lt. Seattle t.V, p.m.; ar. N. W. 9: SO pa Lv. Seattie 11:45 p.rr..; ar. N.W. 6:20 a '.'. Lt. Seattle 12:25 p.m.; ar. N.W. 6:115 aaj c. - j Also to BUFFALO, NEW VORK ano ��� -..-aT PHILADELPHIA, ria _Wea?ara Falls, j For Tim<- Tables, etc.. address I GEO. W. VA'uX. I day; arriras A- o^r.t <)'���:���'] \\'w--<-r._-:-r and T:c!-:et L^ares N. PAgent, 135 Adaema St.. ChiMKEO.HL cept Sunday; G. N. R.���Port Guichon. fee** New W' interest in the said land bv vir- Fort William Murder. ;ue of &fly unregistered lnstrumer.t. Fort WHUam, Nov. 8.���Th<-r-- weere and _n persons claiming any interest ; no ni ents in the murder im the said land bv descent, whose' torning, the prisonersJatie is not registered under tbe p:o- Ifastly keepiag to the tale th I visions of the "Land "Registry Act. knew nothing of the deed at all. ,are required to contest the claim or lights hav< been tolerably the x&x purchaser within forty.fl.e unong th^ residents of the days from the date of tbe firo publi-! coal dock, it is over four years ago'cation of this notice, and in default, ; since a fight resolteed in death and a i0f a caveat or certificate of lis pen- -.-- oi murder beir.s. laid dens being filed within such period : or ln default of redemption before For ra'.: 0 resci1 atKis __ address Bl Age-.- ;.' - ' C. B I Asst. Gen. Pas- A. ' Genera! Su: ' . .- LAND REGIST=. Mineral Waters Aerated Waters Manufactured by J. HENLEY NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. Telephone 13. Office. Eighth St. registration, you and each of you will be forever estopped and debarred from setting up a:.y claim to or ln respec' of the said land, and I shall register Charles Ketch tun as ��� 0 thereof in fee. And I hereby direct that publication of this notice for thirty dr.ys in a dally newspaper put>- 1 in New Westn,;- ster -aill be jgood and sufflcif-nt servi-' thereof. Datei at the Land Reeglstry Ofl Ni ���'��� Westminster. Provinc-.- of British Columbia, this 88th day of September, A. D. 191 .��� C. S. KEITH. District Reinstrai. To Henry Young. Es Take notice that a -:| been made to register T -J ,'r as ���: ��� ��� --.; ��� . - ��� a tax sal-- iei II !| Dyk^es to Tl - o| ���������-'. r Es':. date the ft:, day 0 1*07, of all and si: parcel or tract -.'��������� oi Ni 1 Wesl Province of Brltis I particularly kn =1 Lot 9, Block : ... -I Group 2. You and tl - I under you a:: . any i: ��� In the �� tue of anj unregis and all in the said lai " Joh:; Oren title is no- ri - -' Art Needle\\vork Department Our stock is now replete in all the necessaries for your favorite style of FANCY WORK. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Stamped Doylies and Centre Pieces 9-Inch 12 .. lWncb 22-inch 81 ��� ;' I Linen Tray Cloths, 87x1 -. Each -New Cushion Tops in an endless ventlonal dealgna, 25c, 35c, 50c and .. assorted desiurs. 35c and variety of floral and 75c 86-lnch Centre linen. Each ... Pieces with circular floral designs on colored 75c Belding's Silks Royal Floss, Filo and Ropi Silk, Per skein. Crocket Silk, 1-4 oz. Spools. Peri Luata. per sk'-in D. M. C. Embroidery Floss. Clark's "Anchor" Crochet Cotton Silkine, pei spool ztv-in ���. isioos of the "L :are required to co ; I the tax purchaser �� | s from thi : this notie ��� '| :of a cave:-.- - ' I dens being filed T ,or in default of n '��� I ��� registration, you u :��� ��� 5j J 'be foren r estopped ' Double Doily Through Firsl- SWTW ' Class Passenger Service \\_2��i\\rS that publication of I Morning Erpreas and .Seattle train :thirty days In a daily ieavea 7:55. j lished ln New Wesl *���' Aftprnoon Express leaves 16:85 for Iweekly newspaper pul Ished points East, including Dni ted ju wack will be g 1 Ice thereof. Dated at the Ur I Reg st N '������������ Westminster, P ish Columbia, this I , ber, A. D. 19 .25c ..2 for 5c .2 for 15c DC States points. St. Paul and East. Agasalz Local leaves 17:35, For further particulars apply to ED. GOT LET. C. P. R. Agent Stag Brand Crochel SI irge spools.. Scrims, Embroider) silk cords, pom-poms, etc., etc. 10c, 3 for 25c and Yar���S; Embroidery hoops. Cushion forms Ini needles, Cushion cords and frilllngs To C. s : .lane Will::: . .��� COAL New Wellington Our stock is complete in all these, and you would do well to investigate our prices in anything you require in this line. AXD Banff Anthracite JOSEPH MAYERS Office, Front St., Foot of Sixth. Phone 105 P. O. Box 345 The William Hunter Company, Ltd. 516-522 COLUMBIA STREET, OPP. CITY HALL. Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings, Boots and Shoes 60 YEAR3* EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Ac. Anyone lending ��� ikrteh and d#��crlntlon m��r JnlRklr uoerteln our opinion free whether an Inrenilnn ll probably PfttanUble. Communlca- tl'.mBtrictlyconlXIciiffiJ. HANDBOOK on I'atenu ���em free. Oldert afenny for eccurlnirpatenM. Roof of your house or barn gone back on you/ No wonder alter the hard winter" Few can stand it. -j Pul on ��� new one of Rubero.a Roofin*. No trouble then Ruberoid is an elastic roofinl an�� ir.dJ of ^*'h" ind; mike�� will stand all heat, cold, tun, rain 00 difference to Ruberoid. It ia weather-proof and fire-w sistinij. . Will not melt, crack w "�����.���, Most easily applied and require* n0CP:.inorntri,e for full P**** samplea and price*. tEroujrb Munn sptckii notica, without charge. In the Patent* taken . recalTt Scientific American. A hanrlsomely illustrated weekly, Largest elr- oolatlnD of any scientific Journal. Terms for Canada, fl.75 a year, po��ta��e prepaid. Sold by all newsdealers. Branch Offloo, Sfc IT Wu WaaliU-ctou. Ix (i H J- TRAPP * CO., ltd. jESDAV NOVEMBER 3, 1909. THE DAILY NEWS. , '' PAGE SEVEN. . GoQd Thing is Sure to be Appreciated COWAN'S PERFECTION COCOA (Maple Leaf Label) . In favor every day. Our o-atput last year was double the I, f*mm Thr m08t healthful and nutritions of beverages. prfcei-iafi ��" ^ THE COWAN CO., Ltd., TORONTO FKANCE AURMEU ABOUT DEATH RATE Oi 'hs During First Six Months ' i ^ar Much In Excess of the Births. ninl ll thi present deaths ffver 28,205. In 1908 L0.508 ah.d ,rr-;y2ef_9 �����������*��"** +**>*���*)���**** j Northern Crown Bank ' ' 2.���Vital statistics foi month ol '" -i. excess of nice -��������������� discrepancy has rated ' " o alarm for the future of "'" Fri ach race which is the only Europe experiencing dettop- i>e Jacques Bertillion, tl"' - doctor, proposes a heavy ��� of ta ition upon families i'1 there are two children or less. ��� 1 ��� * * * * a I ��� �� ��� \\i |< l�� l�� I* ��� I ��� ��� ��� j�� I ��� II HEAD OFFICE, WINNIPEG A WESTERN BANK FOR WESTERN PEOPLE. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $6,000.00'' PAID UP CAPITAL $2,200,000 Thrifty people who use ou Savings Bank Department will find j. convenient and will receive every courtesy, whether their account be larfle oi small. Savings Depatmentg at every branch. j MORE JUDGES NEEDED IN ONTARIO COURTS * * * * * * * 4 * * * Three More Required is Request of the Members of Supreme Commission of Judicature. Manager N. H. MACDONALD, New W estminster. Toroi o N ��������� Thai provision be ��� madi o ���' ��� appointmenl oi three X1 un judge! in On- * the request si bmltted to J I Hon. J. I'..- attorne; -i eneral by 4 E thi -imi; - *******************44***4* on The equesi " - submi Bli Charles i���' ~~~~ " : Mr Foj ���>������a**4********+******m***********��**a*****4e4.** ' &i*?���* ***rr J - ��� it the ] ������ Tin' est laid befon ': e governed thi e Inister, "and It's dis- po tl wl [oi further con- -������ . ��� .iniii ��� You Can Make No Mistake : ��� If you fill your numerous wants for Stationery, Books, Bibles, - Hymn Books, Magazines, Foreign News Papers, and in fact any- ��� thing usually carried In a first-class Stationery Store. ��� We buy dirsct from the manufacturers for spot cash, no mid- 2 dleman's profit to be added and therefore we can show you some ��� money-saving prices. ��� Th; new English Church Hymn Books are now in stock. Do * you require one? J TODHUNTER & BURR S * Booksellers, Stationers, Newsdealers J Successors to J. J. MACKAY & CO. m*****44****************m*************44444*44**444 B. C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manufacturers and Dealers in All Kma ot Lumber, Lath, Shingle*, Mouldings, Sash, Doors, Interior Finish, 1 urned Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes- Large Stock Plain and^Fancy Glass. DISTINGUISHED VISITOR. F. McAlpine, Member of Yukon Council Spends Week in City. During thi pasl wee! V tn ' Kerr entertained a dlstlnguh ed visitor, an (iM time 11 lend In the i I 'rank McAlpine one ol the ten council mem- i.i e <�� ho ���-������ - ei n thi _ ukon l ��� 11 ttdVy nnd have the same powers and privileges as representatives of the local li glslal ui ��� Mr. McAlpine, who make s liis home al i'-ov-een i ii\\ Is b ��� "������" mine owner In the Yukon nti He ci ossi d the divide In companj with Mr. Kerr ten years ago, entering tli fi Igld bell in search ol gold bj dog '"���i". via Skagway and Whltehorse Mi McApllne ehjoyed li1 '��������� '" \\" . B| mlnstei and expressed hlmsell as being surprised al the wonderful growth nt the city du th p^! ten yeai b ! le propl led ' elopttents and thai ster would be one ol the greal --t. and al tho same- time one oi " i t ir" poi tant fresh watei poi ts on tl ' i nasi a second Poi -land. Mr. McAlpine will likely spend the _ i.e th ��� Lowei Frasei turning to th ��� fearly In the spring, fl" I th m Bonanza one of the m " ��� " - active mining I trlcts In yukon Territory. F4RMERS ATTENTION! Lumber Always injjStock for Fencing and Draining. ..����������������� Royal City Branch, Columbia St. Telephone 12. fl New Weatminster PLAN GREAT DRYDOCK OPPOSITE TO QUEBEC Bank of Montreal ��� KUSHBD 1817. CAP,T*L . 114,400,000.00 RESERVE 11,000,000.00 : l; - es hroughoat Canada and "���wtoundland, rU m Loudon, Eng- tad, \\,.w vlirk ,-;|ll,,HK0 aud Spnkaniv a- A., and Muxtoo City. A general "Mttng luainew transacted. Let- ters of Credit tg8ue(j available with ��fr��i)ondenta In all parts ot the world. 3hvIiu;h Bank Department���Deposits :"''"'-'-'"ns;er8" maH. elprWB and \"""-ft with stages at Car- !'l -liltf, unrsp, malntainlnu! '������b Winter jervlce. J""'''"formation apply ,0 ' H- U00SJR8. Tnifflc Manager. FROM VANCOUVER. To Seattle���Dally at 11 p.m. dlreat and 10 ii.m. vl;. Victoria. To Victoria��� Dally at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. To Alaska��� Bvery Saturday at 11 p. in. To Prince Rupert���Every batu-rday at 11 p.m. To Queen Charlottp island���Secon.1 and LBth of twh inontli. I To N'analmo Union. Comox���Tues- day and Thursday at . p.m.; Saturday at 8 p.m. To Nanalmeo-nally at 2 p.m. FROM NEW WESTMINSTER. Upper Sua* U* to 0hUU*��ftJ .nd way pedntS- Steamer Heaver eavt.8 Westminster at B aA ��'Monday, Wednesday and Wd4y; return- ing leavee Ohllliwack aM[*�� 9?. *Saj__hy, Thiwsday and Bawraay. A,r further pertlouiars call or ad- 'ess _ , ���. KD GOCLKTe A^nt" . Mev Westminster. <>r f, _ roster, Asst. 0k PM* ^nt^ a Vancouver, B. u. THB HOMS PAPEH le th* Paper That Prints All the Homo M��*B- The D��Hy N��w�� ioo a Weet Ottawa, Nov. 2. The pi ipo which in exceptionally strong tfele gatloi p en shipping Interests i'i C ina la o - r Wilfrid Laur ��� Hon Wm Hgy nny Mrs Nelson, hut he wet>( to hev home and recovered It. SW filed an affV davlr charging him mth the theft of the bird. Today he Went to hev home nnd the double she/ling followed. Westminster Transfer Co. tvfflce 'Phone 1MI Barn 'Phone 1S7 Columbia street. Baggage delivered promptly to any part of the city. light and Heavy Hauling OFFICE���TRAM OKPOT. ' ""���W^BHWl.- The Daily News WESTMINSTER'S MORNING PAPER PHONES: L-22 Business Offic* R-22 Editorial Rooms We are after your business. The Morning News is the medium through which merchants and business men tell the purchasing public what they have to offer them during the day The Daily News is therefore the best medium for Westminster ad- vertising public The paper is delivered to all parts of the city before breakfast time, and is read by all citizens before they commence their business transactions. The busy housewife snatches a few minutes to glance at the bargains offered for the day, and arranges her household purchases accordingly. If you are a doubter our advertising man will call and set you right If you are not a subscriber to The Daily News you can not be well informed on the news of the day. Keep yourself posted by reading ALL the news early each morning in The Daily News We print all the news that's fit to print* We report all the gossip worth while Births, marriages, deaths, school doings, church notes, foreign news, political intelligence, marine news, business transfers, civic matters, legal cases, fraternal and social news, etc. Can you spare 10c a week, or $1.00 every three months? That's all The Daily News costs. Get your name on our delivery list TODAY ���and get the paper early in the morning 1 phones: L-22 Business Office r.22 Editorial Rooms WESTMINSTER'S MORNING PAPER The Daily News ������ ' 'V' (', .' ',. " e ���' " v.: :������!.,-��� -* .<��� ii" '_> !��������� '*| .I'-UiTi, -v lv I, I'I ,. > ': h ������ . - ��� ��� Y*^ 2'\\' "���*.,, . e i f 1 ��� ���b i.i e.i ' Y-^b%- "' f j ' . -.'���> ,.' i-i"- ..Jl ? 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I [ I i'i ,-i'o. i ji VI ��� ..,, * ;,' . :��� - *.Y .1 .W .ft I �� 5 '' "'I.;)! % in ;*-. ��� fe- ���te o IK :': *��� 'ell �� *_ *(��� 1 tr W:' , . i 'o;:o 'J I V e(> U'(i i fe-oeVi ���w-'ir. UiVXllv.'"- ��� Timely Tips For Bargain Hunters We have just received another carload of the Raymond Flour. Those who have tried it will appreciate this news, and those who have not ought to take the chance, both to try it and also to save some money by using it. Remember, we don't follow the leaders, we lead the followers. ��� THE PUBLIC SUPPLY STORES ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK. GEO. ADAMS, Prop. Westminster Modern Business School educates to meet tlie living demands of u progressive age. Those who wish to obtain the highest aim in life Bhould investigate the real merits of this institution before deciding to go elsewhere. You can prepare for an office while you earn by attending our NIGHT SCHOOL. A. L. BOUCK, Principal. 610 Columbia Street "Lifebuoy Soap Is delightfully refreshing for bath or toilet. For washing underclothing It is unequaled, Cleanses and purifies. .LADIES: Don't fail to attend the MAJESTIC RANGE COOKING EXHIBIT on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and see Professor Wulff operate the GREAT MAJESTIC at Anderson & Lusby COLUMBIA STREET. ************************* NA-BSU-CO Talcum, Violet, Borated, Flesh. The finest, softest, sweetest and best toilet powders for infants or adults. T. A. & CO. Ellard Block, NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. STORAGE VIDAL & BACCHUS PHONE 475. Model Sign Works SIGN, SCENE AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Old News Block, Sixth Street New Westminster. Theo. P. Young. Prop. iDinwinifi} THEWESTMINSTEBTHUST & SAFE DEPOSIT CO., LTD. HEAD OFFICE 28 LORNE ST. Board of Directors: T. J. Trapp, President. T. S. Annandale, First Vice- President. J. J. Jones. Second Vice-President. T. H. Smith, H. Ryall, L, A. Lewis, M. M. Nelems, R. E. Walker, M, D. Trustees: Hon. ll. McBride. Premier B.C. Geo. R. Ashwell, \\V. S. Collister F. .1. Hart Managing Director. E. L. Webber. Assistant Manager and Secretary. f~**************************444*44*************** t | Get Your FURNACES AND PLUMBING ��� Fixed For the Coming Winter. | JAMES & McCLUGHAN I 11 Trust Block, Front St., New Westminster e***********************************************^^ City News Repairing neatly done by Quigley at Sinclair's shoe store. D. F. Call at Anderson & Lusby's Columbia street and see Prof. Wulff cook on the Great Majestic Range and get his recipes free. Secretary Wade of the board of trade yesterday morning left for Abbotsford and in the evening he assisted in the organization of a board of trade, addressing the meeting on similar lines to those he followed at Cloverdale, Maple Ridge and Langley. He returns to the city this evening. The steamer Transfer will hereafter leave the Brackman-Ker wharf for Ladner, Westham Island and wa>' points, at 2 u'clock in the afternoon instead of at 3, as hertofore, returning on the following morning. On Saturday she will make an extra return trip arriving in tlie city in the evening. Trips will be made to Steveston as tlie business warrants. ** Percy B. Brown, of the Settlers' Association of B. C, begs to announce ' that he Is still occupying the same i office as heretofore. Tlie Merchants | Bank of Canada Bldg., 17 Begbie st. 250-6 A young man named Ackhorn was arraigned before District Magistrate Pittendrigh yesterday on a charge of theft and tho case was remanded till tomorrow at 1 < 'clock. Ackhorn was arrested in Vancouver and brought to this city for trial. He is charged with having taken some twenty cords of shingle bolts from a boom at Sunny- side, near Port Moodcj. The wise man has been taught that a bank account is necessary, but a wise man not only lias a bank account, but a safety deposit box in u trust company's vault, Mis valuable papers will go in the vault���he does not risk them in his own house. In a safety deposit box in our vault your j papers are perfectly safe from fire, | burglars or any other loss. Isn't this sufficient reason why you should rent one of these boxes today? Dominion Trust Co., Ltd.. T. It. Pearson, manager New Westminster branch Bob Stevenson's whole stock of boots and shoes to be sold off in thirty diys. 2PJ- j Palm ferns and all kinds of plants at Tidy's, the florist, 737 Columhia street. Phone L184. 250 The young ladies of St. Peters' I paris will give a whist party in tlie ' parish hall at 8 o'clock on Thursday evening. Refreshments will also be. served. For pianos, organs, sewing ma- chines, talking machines, sheet mu- sic and records go to J. H. Todd's j music house, Columbia street. Come and see Prof. Wulff of Ber-1 lin and get some pointers on cooking on tlie Great Majestic Range this I week at Anderson & Lusby's store. A. Kanaka, who has recently served in the provincial jail for supplying liquor to Indians, was yesterday again brought to the city lockup, and today will be asked to explain why he was in a drunken condition on the streets. Order your bulbs for Spring flowers now from Davies, Greenhouse, telephone B20S. 251-tf For first-class cut fiowers and any kind of Floral work, telephone Davie.-;' Greenhouse, R208. *' Tomorrow evening a whist party is to be held in St. Patricks' hall by the young ladies of St. Peters' Roman Catholic church. A good program is prepared and refreshments will be served during the course of the evening. Mr. Denny will move his stock of furniture and carpets into the Cunningham block, 43 Sixtli street, about November 1. Tlie Best Range on Earth will be on exhibition Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at Anderson & Lusby's, Columbia street. The Royal Cafe, under the management of John Cash, is living up to its title of "The Epicure's Resort," and a specialty Is being made of merchants' lunches and French dinners. The proprietor intends to have everything first-class. He has introduced a number of new waiters. The replanking of the Westminster bridge is proceeding apace. The old planking is being torn up and thrown into the river, where It is caught by a boom. Part of the roadway is now fenced off for traffic, while the remainder is being relaid with the plank. List your property for quick sale with W. H. Nesbitt & Son, 65u Columbia street. 24'J-S UMBRELLAS For Everyone. The New Goods in Many Styles. *?a8a If you have the slightest umbrella want we know you will not be able to resist the at- tractions this department holds this week. Umbrellas are here, enough of 'em so that no man, woman or child in this city need borrow one when it rains. With the most comprehensive showing of good umbrellas that we have ever shown, we prove that, even in the matter of handle, STYLE rules and changes-and that it is not necessary to deplete the pocketbook in order to possess a handsome and durable umbrella. They are here for the schoolchild-for the man or woman who wants a stout, long-lived wet-weather friend, and for anyone who cares for umbrella exclusiveness and modishness. Down Comforters, Blankets, Quihs, Etc. Best Values Ever Offered BEAUTIFUL SATIN DAMASK QUILTS, assorted, floral and conventional designs, two sizes: Regular $4.00 and $4.25 values (size 78x96 in') for $3.25 Regular $4.50 and $t-75 values (size 80x108 in.) for ..$3.50 Special lot of FANCY DRAWN WORKED RUMERS, TEA CLOTHS, DOYLIES, TRAY CLOTHS. ETC. Regular Price up to 85c; today only, each 50c EXTRA QUALITY WOOL BLANKET, white with pink and blue borders, size C0.\\80 in. Special today ... ...$3.50 Women's Knitted All-Wool Gloves 35c Per Pair Warm woollen gloves in splendid quality and bright finish. Shown in shades of Navy, Green, Brown, Tan, Grey, Cardinal and Black and white. Also fancy designs. Sizes C to 7V_ inches, per pair 35c. ASK TO SEE Just inside the door. 10 dozen only Womi Umbrellas, very pretty handles, plain and fancy gloria covers. Price each $150 5 doz. only Men's Umbrellas, heavy twill covers, self openers, natural wood bandies. Price, each only $1.25 Children's School Umbrellas, strong natural wood handles, extra quality Bateeti covers. Price each ... 75c Many styles in bettel grade umbrellas, very hand- some handles of pearl, German silver gold plated ��� metal natural wood, with pure silk and silk and wool coverings. Price $3 to $17.50 Neckwear Just Arrived By Express Today Another shipment of fancy tailored Neckwear, Dutch Collars, Jabots, etc. (Just inside the door.) ORIENTAL LACE COLLARS in black, white and ecru Prices, each 25c and 35c FANCY JABOTS endless varieties; the popular onesided effects being shown. Prices, each 35c to 75c DUTCH GUIPURE LACE COLLARS in white and ecru. Price9 65c to $1.25 DUTCH MUSLIN COLLARS trimmed with lace and inse,tlon 35c to 75c Christmas Fancy Work and Fine Art Needlework LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that thirty days from date I intend to apply to F. S. Hussey, superintendent of provincial police, Victoria, B. C, for a transfer of the liquor license held by Gilbert Tulloch, for the Tourist hotel, situated at Port Moody, B. C, to George Welch of Port Moody, B. C. GILBERT TULLOCH. Port Moody, October 20. 1909. r REWARD. A reward of $25.00 will be paid for Information WhJ.ph will lead to the conviction of the person or persons who have recently been Interfering with and damaging the arc lights on Queen's avenue. By order. W. A. DUNCAN. City Clerk. City Hall, New Westminster, October 23, 1609. LULU ISLAND Christmas is Just a little short of two months away; it is not a bit too early to begin preparing the little gift which will mean so much because it comes from loving hands. Secure your wants from this most enticing display. FANCY SACHETBAGS in colored satins, hand-painted, 'opening prices 75c to $2.00 EXCELDA HANDKERCHIEFS, with fancy borders for making fancy bags, hair receivers, etc. Prices 10c, 15c, 20c and 25c FANCY EMBROIDERY LINENS stamped ready to be worked doylies, centre pieces, tray cloths, runners, blouses, corset covers, belts, etc., all prices. WHITE MUSLIN CUSHION TOP with frills. Price 65c PINCUSHION FORMS, all shapes, all sizes. Prices Each 15c to $1.00 CUSHION CORDS, all colors. Price, yard 25c CUSHION CORDS with tassels, all colors. Price 25c, 65c, to $1.00 CUSHION COVERS in fancy canvas, duck and art denims, all shades, poppy, roses, violets, daisy and floral designs; all tinted to work. Prices 25c, 35c, 65c, 75c, $1.00 We have some very desirable lotslin Block 27. Come early, as they will not last long. Terms reasonable. F. J. HART & CO., Ltd. . S. COLLISTER & CO. THE STORE FOR WOMEN'SiWEAR. _\\"""@en, "Titled The Daily News from 1906-03-06 to 1912-04-24; Westminster Daily News from 1912-04-25 to 1912-12-04; and The New Westminster News from 1912-12-05 to 1914-09-04.

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