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** IWhite, Shiles & Co REAL ESTATE 260 Columbia St. Phone 85 VOLUME 2, NUMBER 1 IiSTproves lucky for burnaby Overpayment Into Sinking ruml for Years Past Re- ieves Future Cares. White, Shiles & Co. FIRE INSURANCE NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C EO CRUISERS SENT 10 PACIFIC IC CENTS PEK WEEK Battleship Fleet, Strong, i' uning tec: Coast. Sixteen to Pro- MERCHANTS ASK FOR CEMENT SIDEWALKS Aged Woman Becomes ! ^Z&rror To Neighbors bi : ��� ��� . :: Friday evening :: Tel Largely Signed Petition Presented to City Council by Business .Men- Several of the Aldermen Support New Move���Heavy Cost the Only Obstacle. ne and tiie othei membi - . --.. . ��� ��� . , __ .._ grm| ,,; Were Councillors Stride, Love, cruisers Tei ei and Washing Anderson and Ruml ��� are to be Jem to the Pacific . .wing by-laws were re-con- matlon b,- : . . ... . . .-._. n! ead a third time, finally partment th..- thi 'entin .." ] -1 sealed: fleet, sixteen strong, will ev. } i.e:-;.- Sinking Fund Adjust- be sen) ther*. and Amending By-Law, 1907." It will noi b< hurried, law is passed subject to its on its way, ..-her via thi -..,-. moil. The Council in 1S93 leer- Suei .-. ... . fifteen n nt pproval bj the Ueutenanl Governor ��� ___ "' '��� "'"' i;l 1894, $10, In CONSTANCE IS SAFE ; laws for raisins these loans an , _ mad is t< the amount to Missing Tug Reports at Rivers miet- ��� ��� , year to Sinking Fund. Encountered Rough Gale* ' ���- esl upon Bums from time to . time in hand was not taken into cai- The tug Const,: . .- ted los .. _.,....,.. m UUOUICSsa nation, Taking the two loans to- near Egg Island, with all hands _ ,1 n:ena of C lumbia street, requesting fee.!,,-:- ., yearly Instalment of $575 a week ago. and concerning which no that the council proceed with all pos- - led for, whereas $167.19: tidings had been obtained since, has sible dispatch to the laying of cemenl ghllea was i, iroiiii have been sufficient to run bv Wen remnr,^ ���. D! , , ,, ,, . panes was n w inn n> en reported at Rivers Inlet, return- sidewalks on the main business thor- w���rk ���>��� onpp .--. .-,,' fwith compound Interest ing there when about two lays over ��fare. ___*-��__��� 1��i tt I ,er cent.) that at the present due. A m,-^. waB reoeived ��� ^j The ���,,���,, which'^ that can Thi cit; . in( il met last night to hear a long list of communication! main!) lealing with local improvements lh< chiei being .-. petition signed by all ihe merchants anel busines: right. 1 don't think we need an ex- I There sho ild be men in this c.ty who aro capable oi handling a . of this k'iiiei. in fact ' Vi as spi ak ing to one- the othei day, who stated that if the city wen seriousl) considering the matter, be would like! to tender for some . ( the work. Aid. Whiles was in favor of starting the e B ���������-��-* .;������%. - * Alderman Gray thought the? bos; way to get the work done was to let it 4^Sm% '���: - :- ;. ��� s. ...(.< <i resident of viclnitj lhi ��� .e-i end of tbe city, has been lHH" '" ig - >e : ,-. nsidt rabl) ol a nui- si .. - -..' gaj a n.< nace, :.- hi i . ��� _ (.-..- , e ."... ., a an has . e< .i .. the country manj >i ..��� e . I the Drsl ��� . nomei ���- lake up hor resl- lene�� in JCevs Westminstei Her husband -i.e.: ::,..ii'- >e:,rs ago. and the aged tad] has since persisted ir. living alone, e.i-.-, ng assistance at period- . . . 'lines. Oi late, however, sho seems to have ... , oning I ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ neighbor, aad having flourished a rc- requesting her Immediate removal solve: al some of the children In that I om the premises she then occupied. Mrs McKenzie. who has doiio.p'e :.e-.-.;ih lately, has e< i so upsei bj th< old woman's aeons thai she has had a severe at- ,. . ���-��� -..:��� | ostration, render- i :,e ,-. ssai s foi iiei to i ntei ihe . sj Ital. Tho manor reached such a stage recentlj thai serious complain - were ��� ��� w Uie police, with the result alter a medical examination re- gardiag the woman's sanity, she waa committed to the hospital r-.r ::-,o Insane the city having also boon mile Messrs, Baxter, McMillan ft. Savage solicitors for Mr, McKensie, ncipienl insanit>. thro;.:- thai it (the city) would be held rea- shoot D, McKenzie, her ponsible for the woman's actions, and Ev EN SCORE. Junior St'ckhandlers Play to a Two- Two Finish. instead of having $.;.:>! to tho owners nt ,v... _-._. ^^~^^^^^^^���^^^^^^^��� . . .,, ,,, , ,. Ders of ,he Constance yesterday, not be ., . led at a moment's notice. ,," , e-ht of the Him), there Is a sum of saying thai Captain Xeilson had en- brought up some able discussions > C"ntraC1- Wh'Ch WC>uld relleve ,'u> la hand being a surplus of countered heavy gale8"after"leaving Though toe cTnncll wTwh^eTemec 16,814 beyond what would have been Rivers Inlet for Al.-. b.v ���^ Z. to f��v��r ti,. e��� ii , Rftrv ThiQ jionnr. ��� -n a Ba>- where ,he T tb* ImProvemenl to a great . . /"" ,��- V"T ';��d,,ce n,g ^ to P��ck up Indians for the extent, there are some phases of the end oi ffie fifty years (36 years cannon work, and had to He under ��>' 'ati. n which will need considerable ��� - ' I al ' Por cen com] end inter- the lee of Cable Island, near Egg Is '""king into. 'VmZ ? ^""" i': :" * PeF 'and f��r :hir,y-six hours' AUi;r:uaD 'K,!��� Pot "a opinion ' ' 'J** ",orP ',n " nPCP?" ThB rnmor of the wreck "f 'he Con-: ��i the matter before the council ir ��� iy off both loana. The object stance is believed to have been first no unoecided manner. He remarked -Law therefore is. with the started by some Indians, who report- that be was glad that the petition bad '-..-nors consent, to cease, ed seeing a boat turn turtle near Egg been brought up, and heartily en- lying iy further sun, Into Sinking Island. As the Constance was in this d��rsed the sentiments of the parties 'nd the interest arising from vicinity, and wns miss,,,, for some whose signatures were attached The e timd itself. The investments days after, the story that the tug had time had arrived when this matter been lost with all bier, is quickly I should be seriously considered, things spread (the Council being in 6 and , ���' "' interest, and th< se will con- ���'������' accrue as Um< proceeds, with- et-'-:.- further sum !-eing taken from "��� ��� Lax. b --Law dops not affect in any payment of int. resl upon the f -" N'ans (amounting to $2,100 " '" rl but the instalments to Sinking Fund only (amounting to $575 per 'ear), Burnaby Revenue By-Law, 1907" ' '��� taxation al six mills on the ��� 'or improved hind, and 15 mills "' Mlar <m wild land, together " "ei!!s on the dollar (in each for School board purposes. Last ' I ite is October 15th. !_ rnaby Maps Approval By-Law, This by-law requires that al. subdivisions shall have a fron- '��� a roa l ol statutory wl Ith. '" '''-'' the cert iti cat ion of a ' Sec. 68 of the Land Reg- '���'; floes not i���v.;ive the ac- ' by the Corporation of the -\t a special meetin; of the- lioire commissioners held in the mayor's office yesterday afiernoon Offh.or OUI was permanently appo ���������* I on the city iKilice staff. -., .- ivi ���'��� in- temporary work for some time A number of other matters of importance tothe departmenl were deaii with in the course of the three hour meeting. As far as can be learned. no changes In the personnel of the city iHilice staff are contemplated at tin- present time. Wi feirmal complaints were made .'ig-.iinst any of the officers at yesterday's meeting. :' :,-'>'"! e ii Page Bight.] A lacrosse match between the ea ( and west end juniors of lhe city will . :i ,-��� Ince al Qu< ��.���.�� ; rl- on Friday evening. Rmh sides propose to have a strong team in the field, and some good playing should be tn evidenci ifi collection will be taken up on the field to defray expenses. <acrosse Players Are Given Another Chance wen rosperous, and the civic finan- ������ Men In good shape to undertake lhi work. "If we wish to prosper as a city," said he, "we wanl to get oui ol the int. and make an effort to get ;.!:��� a !. The present statv- of the sidewalks on Colombia st. are behind the '.-..--. unsafe, and an eyesore to ourselves and thi travelling public in general, .-. Btate of affairs which can- . - I ��� ui '���. a I to give a bad impres- si i to Ihe many visitors who are dail ��� ci mlng te. the city." Alderman Smith was quite in Fa- fa hangi being made, but drew attention lo the facl thai a work of this kind would entail considerable xpense, and that the board of works was having hard work to get men to l.i ahead with the work already in hand. All the Bame, he would like to -������ something done, as he considered cement walks would certainly be a ���. ��� improvement, Keary in remarking on the ibjecl m. ntioned the large expen'JI- iun it would entail, lt was a work h ild to ed i onslderahle tact and a luge amount of capital to suc- clty of any trouble as regards securing labor and exp< rt men to oversee the job. The mattter was finally laid over. Another petition, l&rgel) sinned by the merchants, ratepayers and teamsters, requesting thai Sixth street be macadamized and thoroughly put in order from Columbia Btreel t.e Third avenue, was received and referred to tin- board of works to report The usual complement of communications requesting new sidewalks, and permission to la> building material on various streets, were received an.i dls- ��� -��� -i of under thi usm i i ondltlons, Other communications were also received and disposed >>f as follows: C. Robson wrote . iii-lo.-ing the account of Martin, vVearl & McQuarrie againsi him, relating to Ihe Bull of Robson vs. Hardman & Bryson. As this action had been taken while- Roh- The Sapperton juniors mei the pick of the Hast an.i YV< s: End Junli ai osse players ai Queen's Park yes- l. ..,-. i vetoing, when .i beiti> contested gami resulted In i ach Bide piling up two goa'- On account of th. gathering darkness, it was impossible to continue the game until a decisive goal should haw been scored by either Side, Siiiiie good playing was noticed on both loams, the work of Kenny and .1. Gifford en the East and West home being one of the features of the game A return match will probably be played next week. Tbe teams were-: Kasl ami West End; tl. Gifford, A.".;\;s. Wiggins, O'Connor, W nay. Jones, Buckland. Wintemute, McDonald, .1. Gifford, Kenny, Swanson Sapperton; Coulson, White. Chambers, Patchen. Molst-ii/ie. T Coulson, R Me K. tu-ie C Coptes, Hume, Slater, w. c<H,t,>. Armstrong, Referee, C Eastman. MEN MUTINY ON WRECKED OHIO Bl lejackets oi Thetis Subdue Rebellious Sailors ��� 1 ���". 3 f( r Insubordinntes. S-r Wilfrid's Return. Quebec, duly 2���Dr, Cote, presidenl sen was soliciting names for a petl-|ofth< tion relating to the installing of ��� ers. having made stab nenl againsi a se.iptic tank, which Hardman an I Bryson were handling, Mr, RobBon considered that the citj ought to as- jsisi him In meetlht the account, After some diSCH' i. th. e I. 1 k was Instrut ted to Inforn ie reception committee to Sir T\ II- frid Laurier, has received tb.' tolllow- ing cable: Paris. June- us Dr, Cote Entirely al the disposition of my friends, 1 sail rrom Liverpool on duly 12. (Signed) Laurier." Seattle. Juh 9 With tbe i-reu in open niutinx ami five of tho men backing up their defiance with threata Of violence, Capt Woods, of (ho crip- pl. .1 steamship Ohio, lying in the roadstead at Nemo, had to appeal to tb. United Stales ship Thetis for probation. The officers of the fe-eioral vessel ��ere prompt in somllng assistance nnd a cul tor full of bin iated sailors i��.i. seieui flying over the breakers. On the decks of tha Ohio th.- mutineers pul up a half-mearted resistance but were s.nih in Imm -\s all (he steamships trading al Nome experience groat difficulty in retaining their crews, the Ohio's men wen kepi on board ths vessel, and it wns the discontent occasioned by the confinement that gradually developed until it broke out in open rebellion, BlOWS were exchanged and mil tors looked so Serious that the officers were prepared to draw firearms. REPAIRS TO SCHOOLS. the city could qu< st. The 11 It clerk of M. Robsou ' i l's; i.-i hi! Illl., tint re- ^^^^^^^^^ elb.y of Burnaby wrote requesting co-operation In the matter of 0] ning up 25 Strike Likely in Chicago. Chicago, Jul) 2 The r< fusal of sap erlntendenl Cook of the Western Onion io iii.-e t a committee of employes lod ayto consider a grievance lias inns:::. ; ��� ��� telegraphers' strike- sit,i chains more of Ton:!, ,-,,���,, extend n ��� "-""'""'" ���'-s������- ,���,,,���, ,���.. ,,,��� repiUr,n ing westward from -. , ��� -e, , .. P^�� ��d ��ad. I . .pre��l to Ch ,- n 8Chool, which was s Pccf of Sapperton School Will 3e Put in Proper Shape. .-/ " \: -. mi th'.e. if tlfi school trustees lasl night, b was decided to call for tenders for the repairing of the Sail ing westward from Fourteenth streel Ri . rred lo the boai .1 i ' �� irks to report. A p.-lition from n iti - - >l .;e''- ; i r'.on residents requi stin i ,;- I Co lumbia stn et from I it am tti to tb. more ihan probabli - -el I I- -,n i of ' ':' '" hearl talk among the tKe ��� M'l'lliiv.- of the 11 '': Ucrosse Club was in- 5��d in at Ryall's ofllce yesterday Al1' " matti is of important ��� ''-"' in private. After the Informed thai their remaining on the active list depends on a great Improve m in their playing before the ii- xt game takes place, on duly 12. I'poii the invitation of the Rev, .1. s. Henderson, president of the 11 .-oinplisli. Speaking foi ji^^^^^^^-,......^^^^^^^^^��� himself, he was in favor or the im- Hospital be macadamized and rolled rement, and sincere]) wished that] iit) cm od undertake tli.- work, but he was ������ mpelled to recognize the dlf- ���; ;;��� - that were in tin- way. i'' lumbl i Btieel was noi level, one ��� i ihan the othei. lor one ���i . aai then w< re man) exca\a ���-��� beneath ihe- present ��� e-,-. -id necessitate Iron :i- lei - hi Ing as- ii ia case of cement being laid. Several changes would als<i have be made In (lie water pipes, which ;. remaining 0; whooping cough, total 1. r. in.lining 0, This was <nil. ii. fill d Inr I. lore nco. Tho io in-1,. Saw Milks Co, n - M testing - - 'i t< np the wo pipe i unning Ihro igh I -,, Ir yard for tha pm pus-- if conner t'n.i. ,i 2 'a ii siln-.ii Reci Received and refi works to r< jinrt.^H ^^^^^^^^^ The Medical Offlci oi -i- ilth rc- pii e :, i I i rote i o i , oi'.e.l as follows. Inr (lee monih mil- and io;pi n'.d. ^^^^^^^^ lng .ii 30, i!'07: .1. ���'���'. Blair w ite i ibml tin i lan .M.-asp-s. total B6, ri ma niii;; 31 mbdivlsion " I -e i I 2 scarletlna, total 3. reniainlng 1: tuber- bun id Sapperton and ������ usm gnail ol the m ���: elved, and ri th I grante I. sidewalk i'"'"sis' total -��� remaining L; typhoid, total 5, remaining . i ��� ., iia) at ed some time ego to be in a dangerous C0JQilJ��- Hon, owing to roof having sagged', and liable io collapse. The specifications foi t'i.- work will lie mi view at P, :������.- !"���' office, Columbia street, endi - 'in I 11- -i called for for the Ital lng, ; ainting and otherwise . novating of Central school, Sigh nnd the West Side school, but at tb.' m eting ll was decided thai I tbe 'ie fai si beieei and the '-'. ��� i SI li ��� h ei uniii i be fixed I his : i v-i '-C was awarded the tal esl Imated oosl <>f t i'i "'0 . - t ��� 11 completed by . i -��� ��� announced ibai it was on.sso club, the members of the exec- intention t.e drop any of the utive, will: 'be players and tie ir .__ _,.,���,. ' "ff 'in- team at. the present friends, decided to partake of lighi n uld hnvi to be laid permanently be-. : 'wo of the men who have treshments at the president's resid- .. ,,., wor|, ,.,,,i.��l be finished. vin.g all this season will be once on Frielay evening. -o considered thai were the city to il I riake- the- laying or the walk it j 1 i be Imperative that an expi rl be employed to superintend. Though he | I, i greal confidence In the preseni : IntenJenl of the board ol works nol Justice to Mr, Furhess to ��� ������ id him to overs." e, and he did ���i ��� ��� hinli thai the superintendent , would b ��� willing to engage in an un- I ! rtaklng of thai magnitude. "Or irsi I understand thai il will mean iiii the city would have to go con- ��� ably in debt. However, I am ���il-, in accord with the movement. and Bope that the city can success-1 fully put it through. Alderman Henley, while considering! the proposed scheme a good one, men-1 tioned the many difficulties In the way,, i n- ef the greatest at the present lie- | lng the shortage of labor. "If we can't start both sides," P'r Charles Tupper To Undergo Operation 1 ,:-' - Bir Charles Tupper ent King's physician, Sir Douglas Po- BUfferlng recently with a re- weI1' '"' is B��lnS "lf" ''' '""''"'"" 1|"""' ��� -., ,,,- .. ' for a week to undergo an operation. old internal complaint. jjjs excellenl constitution promises fa ^"niler the advice of the emin- success. \Standard Oil King Surrenders At Last reache,jand' ''"''V 2"-R��Ohefeller has tiry before Judgi Landis, He will said Alderman Shiles, "why not start | understanding with the come to Cleveland to celebrate the one Bide with cement, ���� have got pal I;. IPt>t officers, through counsel, Fourth. Supoenas will be served and down new wulks before long, and (lecl<Jed to surrender and tes-' be will testify ou July 6. flight as well gel the work started The celebrated logging engine "CURLEY' of 4.': T. P. !*., and is 'of Camp C at Granite Bay. .This engine w38 us.d in the coition or.: cf '.he oldest in use on the ccau. W"B THE DAILY NEWS. VVEDNE8DAV, July 3, 1907, OUR BATHING SUITS The pleasure of one's [\||> is vast,y added to by a comfortable"'" Bathing Suit Ours meet all requirements in looks, wear and cost. One and two-piece Men's and Boys' Suits, Cotton, Jersey Cloth, etc���plain and fancy styles ���fast colors-good shape-all sizes. 50c 60c 75c $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 RL. DeBECK I Clothier and furnisher to Men Who Know I Next Post Office - New Westminster | ���*: , > i BRIGHT DAYS ��� SHOW UP THE BARE SPOTS ��� ;���; Call and seejour new lines of FURNITURE. The best of woods, the latest of patterns, the best of workmanship, anel :���: I the most reasonable of prices. W. E. TALES, !���: FURNITURE EMPORIUM ���' w 716 and 718 Columbia St. Four Floors. Rear Extension, Front Z ft : V * V V V V I V :< ��� st.;: s .���::���.��; Shingle and Saw Mill MACHINERY PLAYING CARDS. Peculiarities of Those Used by th* Different Nations. "One of the most interesting collections of foreign loot that I've seen recently," said a man ordinarily too busy to make the trip over the seas himself, "is au assortment of playing cards from various parts of the world. "In every country the owner of the collection visited���and lie went to a good many���picked up cards of local manufacture nnd so representative of the nation. "The Bussian cards are perhaps the most elaborate. The faces of the kings and queens are different ln each suit, indicating the racial elements that go, to compose the empire, "On the Greek cards classical heroes and heroines are represented. Nestor, for example, is the king of hearts and Orestes the knave. Again em non Is the king of clubs, Hercules the jack of spades and Minos and Danae the kiug and queen of diamonds. The Greek pack is rather a cheap one and scarcely does honor to the celebrities por ; trayed. "Cadiz is a center for card manufac- turing. The idea of the Spanish card- maker seems to be to get as much color on the cards as possible. The royal robes are of unusual magnificence. The clubs are big bludgeons in green and red. and the knave of clubs, gayly caparisoned on a prancing horse, reminds you Instantly of Jack the Giant Killer. The spades are ugly little dag-' gers. and for hearts and diamonds' there are disks and dice cups. The cards in some' of the Spanish packs are very thin and have a capital spring. "The Madeira cards come from Lisbon. The figures are more convention-, nl in design than on the Spanish. The ace cards are adorned with typical Portuguese scenes. "^peculiarity of the pack bought in Constantinople is that the ace cards. In addition to the single spade, dia mond, club or heart in the center of each, have diminutive aces at tiie upper left hand and lower right band corners. "The Italian face cards portray decidedly gloomy personages. Each one of the face cards, by the way, carries In small print the name and address of the maker. There are liny packs, au inch and a quarter by an inch and three-quarters In size, which can be bought on the streets of Naples for a soldo. These resejnble the Spanish cards to sonic extent, although the royalties are more dignified. "Cairo is a great card emporium, and Mousky street e.tTors rich returns to the card hunter. Fortune telling cards must be In demand there, to judge from the samples I saw In tiie collection. The Cairo playing cards come mostly from Germany. They are brilliant in their coloring. The aces carry scenes from lands both west an.l east. "The gem eef all the packs comes from Switzerland. The cards are small, one and three-quarters by two and a half inches in si/.e. and the back design Is tin- edelweiss. The kings, queens and jacks are delightful studies ln Swiss costume, and the purchaser certainly gets liis money's worth, f.er each face card has two half figures quite unlike, on the aces are Swii-s scenes and objects of interest, also two to a card,.lhe subjects Including Ihe castle of Chill,,11. Uie Matterhorn, the bridge at Lucerne and the Lion of Lucerne."���-Indianapolis Star. ********** *************"+< Established 1887 Incorporated 1906 Established inai ��� * Gilley Bros, iu j 7! Trains & Steamers CP.R. MA! Leave X. W. 15.40; CP.it. MISS10 -INE The Schaake Machine Works, Ltd. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. The wonderful progress of Canada is illustrated by the fact that tbe finest Cocoa in the world is made there. COWAN'S PE.RFE.CTION COCOA Is the purest and the best nnd is fast becoming the beverage for old and young. THE COWAN CO.. Ltd.. TORONTO ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS The Canadian Bank of Commerce Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $5,000,000 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. IJ. E. WALKER, President. ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager. Silvering Mirrors. Mirrors are usually silvered by coat lng the glass with amalgam. For this purpose a large, perfectly flat stone i.> I provided, and upon it is evenly spread! a sheet of tin foil without crack or flaw. This ia covered to the deptli of one-eighth of an inch with clean mer-; eury. The plate of glass, perfectly cleaned from all grease and impurity. Is floated on to the mercury by sliding, fee) as to exclude all air bubbles, It Is then pressed down by loading it with weights in order to press out all the mercury whicfc vemalns fluid. This isi received In a gutie-r around the stone. After about twenty-four hours it Is gently raised Upon its edge, and in 11 few weeks it is ready to frame. "lfook of Mormon." The "Book of Mormon" lias been proved to be a literary plagiarism, being a free paraphrase of a romance written by the Rev, Solomon Spalding <'u 1310, the manuscript of which came Into the possession of Joseph Smith, ainl he, sitting behind n curtain, dictated it to Oliver Cowdery, who, seat- j ed out of Bight of (he reader, wrote the matter ns it was given him. Smith pretended lhal the book was discovered to him ley revelation nnd dug up from the side of n hill not far from Palmyra, in the county of Ontario, N. Y. Thc claim was made by Smith that the writing on the olates was engraved in "reformed Egyptian," which be was unable to read until magic spectacles. ' which he called his I'rim and Tliimi mini, were given to him, enabling hlm | both to read ainl translate into English. The spectacles and the metal plates have disappeared, and the story of the dictation makes tolerably clear | tho manner In which the "Hook of Mormon" had its origin. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. FARMERS' BANKING. Every f.-.cility afforded Farmers for their banking business. Sales Notes cashed or taken for collect-cn. BANKING BY MA IL���Deposits may be made or withdrawn oby mall. Out-of-town accounts receive eyerj attention. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH���H. it. DAVIDSON, Manager OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. S TO 9 O'CLOCK. Tho Coffee Pot. It is of the greatest importance that the coffee poi bo kept perfectly clean. This poinl is only too often overlooked, and yet the coffee pot requires more Hum ordinary care, for the reason that the chemical action of thc coffee upon the tin ot agate tends to create a substance which collects and clings to ever) crevice and seam and naturally ip tho course of time will affect the fliiv>r of the coffee, Very often l iie fact that the coffee tastes bitte:1 01 muddy arises from this. WELLINGTON LUMP COAL WELLINGTON WASHED NUT AND PEA COAL. COMOX COAL AND COKE. CUMBERLAND FORGE COAL. VANCOUVER PORTLAND CE MENT. This celebrated ' Cement is used by nearly all large contractors in the Province. ROSEBANK LIME. . |l Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN MANITOBA WOOD FIBRE. NEW BRUNSWICK PLASTER. LIVERPOOL SALT. COMMON BRICK. PRESSED FACE BRICK. FIRE BRICK. FIRE CLAY and MANTEL W- 11.35. fCH 15.50. ' W. 18,40 .R. WDSTMINS1 ,, ye N. W. 8.30,10 1;lJ-Y rive N. W. 9.35, 11.35 tO. X8.40. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY ar..8eattle 4 p.n,, Leave N. \V. 8.30 q j Leave Seattle 12. * - * j C.P.R ^ Lea * j Arri ��� ��� Lv. N. W. 9._>0 a.ni. Lv. N. W. 4.35 p.m.: ar Seattle I p.m. ''p-a. BRICK. From thc Clayburn Clay Co. SEWER PIPE, DRAIN TILE, SAND. CRUSHED ROCK. Telephones: Office 16, Manager's Residence 122 | ***************** JUNE WEDDINGS In the spring a young man's fancy turns tos thoughts of love, and in June he gets married.' We have now a splendid new assortment of Cut Glass 'Jjfito.including Bowls, Pitchers, Vases, Water 'Bottles; and a magnificent selection of t_we Silverware comprising beautiful Tea Sets, Candelabras,' !l@iCoffee Services. Serviette Rings, and Sugar Basins. To view our stock is to purchase. Wedding Rings Our Specially W. C. CHAMBERLIN THE JEWELER r���- 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, turned Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass. FARMERS ATTENTION! Lumber Always in Stock for Fencing and Draining. Royal City Branch, Columbia St. Telephone 12. New Westminster ���4 45 MILLIONS THAT IS YOUR SECURITY WHEN|YOU BANK WITH . The ROYAL BANK of CANADA TOTAL ASSETS OVER 43,000,000 We welcome small accounts and pay interest four times a year on Savings Hank deposits. F. B. LYLE, Manager. Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL $14,400,000.00 RESERVE $11,000,000.00 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, and lu London, England, New York, Chicago aud Spokane, U.S.A., and Mexico City. A General Banking Business Transacted. Letters of Credit Issued, available win. correspondents In all Darts of the World. Savings Bank Department. Deposits received In sun..-, of $1 and upwards, and Interest allowed at 3 por cent, per annum (present rate) added four times a year. Total Assets over SlfiS.OOn.OOO.uo. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH. G, D BRYMNER, Manager IT. I. V.. W. & Y.~VANi - ryvR Lv. N. W. 3 p.m. aad 9:5, p. �� Lv. Vancouver 8.35 a.m., and 4 pm G. N. R.���PORT GI ICHON Lv. N. W. 9:33 am.; ar Quk 2.20 p.m. Lv. Guichon, 2:10 p. m , ar. N m 8:45 p m. and ti p. in Mondays only. B. C. BLBOTRIC���VANCauvuR Lv. New Westminster 5.50, 6,(0 i and 8 a. m., and every half hour tier* after till 11 p. m. Lv. Vancouver for Westmin^ �� same heura. ,. . Fraser River and Gulf UP RIVER. Beaver��� From N. W. Mon. Wee.. Frid, 8 aja From Chwk. Tu., Th., Bat., 7 a.o Ramona��� From N. W. Tu., Th , Sat. 8 am. From Chwk. Sun.. We'!., Frl., : . j DOWN RIVER. Transfer��� From N.W. tally, ex. S indaj . p.n, Add. trip, Monday, f, a.m. From Steveston, 7 a.m. (Fri, 6 a.m.) Mail Service Dispatched by (' P. Ft. train t 7:15 a. in.; close 11 p. m. Sumas afld Seattle, via H id . daily. �� ,, Millsid.- No. I. dailj - v day: Sapperton N->. I, da Sunday; Calgary an i Vanco - \, 2 (first mail C.P.R. east) d til .1 ��� from the above p ilnts :��� : 8;15 p, in. Dispatched ,.��� B. C. Elecl Co., 7: ).*. .i. in.: Vancouver. No. 1. daily \ ' - . days. Return m ei! r< Ivi Dispatched bj G.N.R. I tin Cloverdale, Nlcomekl, Porl Kel!*, Hazelmere, Hall's Prairie, Bl iim .1 Seattle I :ill ; oinl i In Washingi and south, also nil p lints In - i o i states), daily exi ��� pi S in la Re; .,i - mails received at 30 p. m. Clayton, Tne-.- >-.,, and T ! Tynehead, We Ines I ij s and Sats'. iieiys. Return mail receWe I Sl 1 and Frl laj s. Dispatche i bj B. C. Electrli 10:30 a. m.: Vancouver Nb. 2; Vic! irla N b. Central Park, dail exi - - Return mail re elve I al 2 Dispatched '-.��� (an ler, 1:13 p. m Easl Bun excei I S Return mails received at 1:10 Dispatche I rrler 12:00 n Tim ��� i la:- I iys and ' I Return mails re ��� .-��� i T n - ��� ' Fridays. Dispatched '.;��� C. P.R. boat, - an ! l :30 - m. on Saturd i Ladner, \v---';:;e::: Island, Porl Guichon, Steveston, Sunbu I '���' except Sunda;. Ri turn mai ed from ;e a. m, to 11 a. m. Woodward's, Wednesday. ' mail on Wedn< sda - - an ! s.i! Dispatched by B.C. Electric 3:30 p. m.: Vancouver, N -. ; Victor i S daily excepl Sunday. Retui i ; received at 6 p. m. Burnaby l.i e. Return ma '' - P. m. , Dispatched by G.N, Fj ler, ' - To Routhern points, dailj Sund i>. Retui n mall ll p. m. Dispatched bj C.P.R. train ni ���"- "'��� '���'��� in.: mall closeB al i. -' Calgary and, Vancouver, .v- P. R. ea -:. Becond mall). Rei in received al 10: 5 a. m. Sappi rton, \< 2; Millside S Coquitlam, dail; i xce I Sun o i: turn mall received al 10:35 i C Northern Pacific Three Transcontinental Trains Daily Travel on the Famous "NORTH COAST LIMITED" Electric-lighted train. Low Rates. Quick Time. Excellent Service. New York, Chicago, Toronto, St. P^1 AND ALL POINTS EAST on saie to all Euro- lie Steamshir Tickets pean points. Special Reduced Rates Round flatus to Southern CallfO'""1*' For full informtion call on or wr ;'' C, E. LANG, General Ag<-n 180 Trip B. C .stings St., Vancouver, A. U. CHARLT Pi rtlan i 0 WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1907 THE DAILY NEWS. SUMMER SHIRTS In Silk Stripes (collar attached) 75c, $1, $1.25 and $2. Raw Silk, collar attached, $2.25 the shirt. Black, Blue and Drab Alpaca, reversible collars, $1.75 the shirt. White Canvas, $1 and $1.25 White, ventilated, $1.25, reverse collar. We sell the "Big Shirt" and the "Big Horn" Shirt. Ladies, Win $15���or���$10 EASTERBROOK MILLING CO., Eburne, OFFER TWO PRIZES - First, $15; second, $10, for the best loaf of bread exhibited at the forthcoming Pro- al Exhibition, made with their celebrated BMPERIAL FLOUR ��� IMPERIAL No entranc< fee needed all tliat is necessary is that the read be made with IMPERIAL FLOUR. :QUARRIE & CO. ���LOUIi AND FEED MERCHANTS FRONT STREET. New Westminster. Telephone 333. Conundrums. Why is "n" the noisiest of all the rowels? Because you can't make a horrid, loud noise without it, while h'A the others are inaudible. Why can you never expect a fish- monger to be generous? Because bis business makes liim sell iish. Why would an owl he offended at your calling him a pheasant? Because you would be making game oi him. What is that which is black, white and red all over, which shows Eome people to be green and makes ethers look black'and blue? A newspapi r. Eiarc ard Ball Trick. (Jet the mvcr of a cigar box or ���ny ether thin board about five inches long and cut two small holes in it. Then arrange the strings anT tjulls shown in the diagram. The trick is how to get the large ball off the string without untying it or removing anv of the smaller balls. Bush the hall close up to the right hand hole and pul] the right loop of fHE FAIR OF 1907 EDMONTON July 1,2,3 and 4 $ 1 5,000 TO BE EXPENDED ���IN��� Morse Racing, Attractions and Prizes ! 4 More Specials .. TO-DAY .. Formal opening ly the Hun. (J. H. V. Bulyea, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta. Best Stock Show in fhe West Reducedj^Railroad Rates from all Points. Mme. M. Fiske and I5 New York Artists on the 2nd. Driving Club Races every evening. Z^ For full intormation apply to the Secretary-Treasure r. the string as far toward the left , hand hole as it will come. Then l SSr���r,St tXat' ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS I the second diagram. This will cause | the two loops to separate, and then j the ball will come off with ease. Reversing the operation, you can easily put the ball back into its 1 original position. ��� Columbus Dispatch. OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY ^FINEST AND FASTEST= 71 EMPRESSES w A Church For Children Only. The Rev. Henry A. King of tho Oakh-v Avenue M. E. church, Kan- fas City, proposes to start a church for children only. He wishes theni to take the part of the official board, the organizers, the ushers unl the congregation. . Adams' Celebrated Truss, Rod I Stu<febaker, Standard and Steel Skein Mountain WagJns, Farm Trucks.&c. Agent^ for the .1. J. Chase Threshing .Machinery. IT- J. TRAPP & CO. Limited Politeness to Foreigners. From Europe, Asi.'i and Africa, From North anel South America, These names of places come to em To teach me my Keotrraphy. Anil so it's no more than polite To i ut my playthings out of sight Anel for a moment give my mind To vitlton who are so kind. ��� vv.M__._r_Bton Sim*. A Novel Hearth Rug. Look up all the old socks and stockings that are past wearing and cm off the feet, unravel the woo] and make into little balls, made by passing the wool eighteen times over the lour lingers; tie and sew on to ! a piece of Btrong canvas in alternate j rows. After sewing cut each hall in ' the center, wheu a very pretty effect ! will he seen, it has the look of one costing three times as much. The rug will appear one mass of curls. Besides being very inexpensive, it is : ulso thrifty, because each time it is washed it will look like new. A Long Game. Jn the summer of 1S4'.> Ilrnn Clay went to Kentucky mi his vaca- ; tion. Three nighl- after his arr.e- al al a certain springs a sociable '. game began. In thc game were ��� Mr. ('lav, Josiah Blackburn, John ; Hardin and Sam Clay, a cousin of the statesman. H begun oh Friday nighl and ran along with varying lue-k. They were all old hands and had the nerve to hack (heir cards. At iv o'clock Saturday night Black burn quit ii little ahead. Die had been married only two months nnd sens nfraid his young wife would think he was dead. Sunday morning at 9 o'clock some one rapper! on the door, ll was opened, and a negro girl stood in the hall. She had a clean shirt in her hand, and on the bosom was a note from Hardin's wife, "For Mr. John Hardin, wherever he can be found." The door was closed and play resumed. Hardin chnntred his linen at the table. Tho Turkey Buzzard. Some one has taken ihe trouble to search out an attribute of beau , ty in the common and repulsive looking hird known as the turkey buzzard. His flight is said to be1 {he perfection of aerial navigation,: and the manner in which he floats upon the still, soft air of the southern climes is a dream of grace and loveliness. But when he alights; poetry takes its flight, and the marvelous soarer is found to be the homeliest and most unattractive of! birds. His tastes arc low, for he isl a natural scavenger. He is bald. scraggy, rusty looking, awkward - and repulsive. Pride seems to have been left out of his nature, and his manners are simply atrocious. No self respecting bird will associate with him. 18.000 I EMPRESS OF BRITAIN > 14.500 H. Power \ EMPRESS OF IRELAND I TONS Particularly low rates from the Old Country. Reservations made here for all sailings. �� Next sailing. Empress .Inly 12. Empress of Britain Inly 26th. Fo;- particulars apply ED. GOULET, C. V. ll. Agent. Canadian Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY 2 Transcontinental Trains 2 DAILY Excursion rates to all points Kasl July 3rd, 4th ami Bth; August 8th, Sth and 10th. Tickets good lor three months. Also Single Fare and One-Third tor round nip tickets, Dominion Day. Tickets on sale June 28, 2'), 30, an,! .! :.. ls:: good til] Julj 3rd. ED. UOtlLI-.l, U. >'. K. Agent. Nev Westminster, J. HENLEY Manufacturer of Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Waters, i Family Trade a Specialty. Tel. 113. Office, Eighth Street NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. j Westminster Iron Works 3ENKRAL M.U'UIM. \.\u r.Mji.v: | WOKK. SHIP SMITH1NO, iliUDUt!. aDd STRUCTURAL IRON WOKK. Ornamental Iron Worn, lnciuaiur Fences, Gates, Fire blscapes, etc. Mall orderB and correspohdsnee in ,ited. JOHN REID, BEQB1K BTKUJUT. New Westminster. r. o ��� -. Second-HandPIANOS ORGANS, RANGES, STOVES, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, ETC. Rushton & Speck The SECOND-HAND STORE We also do all kinds of general repairing. Sign Man on Wheel. Columbia St. New Westminster. Phone 27.3 250 3-4 in. White Cornice Poles, with ends and brackets complete; regular 25c value. Sale Price 15c 5 dozen only���Footstools, covered in handsome figured Velours and Empire gilt legs, well finished and extra good value at $1. Sale price 75c Handsome square top Centre Tables in Early English or Golden Oak finish, fitted with 22 in. tops and lower shelves under these tables make an attractive addition to the parlor or dining room, and will soon clear out; the regular value is $2.75. Special Sale Price - $1.95 THESE ARE THE BIGGEST BARGAINS YET. About 60 Hat and Coat Racks, fitted with 5 pegs each; well finished, and cheap at 50c. Sale Price 3 5c BETTER COME QUICK FOR THESE. JOHN A. LEE'S Furniture Emporium 8 f Dupont Block, Columbia Street, New Westminstei N Phone 73 :*b*y*b*b*y*:*2* **o* *. ** ******* ^ * * * *: Phone 101 I Reichenbach C i ��� LIMITED. I Wholesale and Retail Butchers i! Columbia Street FOR YOUR NEXT ORDER OF MEAT * ��� 2 I I I I ��� ��� 9 i ��� I ��� ���^������it<^>��^^����>tt��^��(^��^��<^��<��H|a��>t>^^^ ^>^^Htr^aMt^<jt��;.4{^>tf^ >: r������t|e^^t^4jr^>��>^.��c^fl ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS THE DAILY NEWS. WEDNESDAY, jULy 3 THE DAILY NEwS Published hy the Daily N'ews Pub ailing Company Umired, at their .JHce?. comer ot Sixth and Float ���treets, New Westminster, B. C E. A. Paige Manager For Baking���use WINDSOR TABLE SALT, iu fin*~��it- quality is needed in all biscuits, rolls and cakes. Never cow^i 159 .--wj$ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS | JAPANESE boy attending Bay School j wants work at good finally. Re-j muneratioa $1.75 per week with j room ami board. Apply to P. O. Box 645, city. ADVERTISING RATES. Transient display . advertising, 10 cents per line (nonpareil), 12 lines o the inch- Five cents >)er line iu' ���ubseqnent insertions. Reading notices, bold face type, 20 cents per line, brevier or nonpareil, 10 ceDts per line. For time contracts, special petitions, apply to advertising manager. Notices of births, marriages or deaths, 50c. Wants, for sales, lost or found, rooms to let, etc., one rent per word. No advertisement taken | for less than 25 cents. Night Office 822 WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1907. IN FAR CATHAY. In tin- Celestial Empire according to a recent writer, ihere exists one of, the most complete ami long-maintained "Krafts" in llu- world. It beats tho United Stati-s pension li*t all to pieces; and that thirty-seven thousand-dollar office cat at James Bay is not worthy to lie mentioned in the same i-dx nionths. The situation is that the Chinese population ol' the empire, estimated to amount to four hundred millions of people, ruled in the mosl absolute fashion by a M u rich u dynasty supported by a compar- atlvely small number of MaUchu ps��- ple. For nearly three hundred years this condition has endured, the Man- elms successfully surviving the usual! faie of absorbtion by the more numerous subject race. This is explain- \ oil by ihe curious and little known facl lhat during the whole interval the Manchu conquerors and all their descendants have been either office-holders or pensioners. This privilege has made these intruders a class apart in fhe great community, and put a heavy premium on careful preservation of genealogical records. Historians tell us tliat lhe Chinese Kni a start in civilization before the "white" people had begun to emerge from barbarism. As Mill pm it our forefathers were nomads, wanderers, in thi wilderness, when ihe Chinese had m igniflolent palaces and gorgeous temples. Everybody knows ih.it the.-, | iew how io make gunpowder and un li rstood ilu- rudiments of the I"''"'1 - - art, before the Caucasians had av ak< ned to tin- advisability of ���'-��� '''-��� I a when ii rained: and vow ij ��� i.n< 0���t nl:l, t!l���y ],.,.... ,,.,,, Ore Mgcv .1 .in-1 of :i political grafl in i'n" -.-. - king order for centui les, [| ee mn - wonderful as i' appe irs al ���'���',;' sigh! lhal a people so much ahead al i ;i" time sheeiiir- a.- so mucfi behind now, and ii appear - quite natural ' Bn I then, suffering from a gi- gantl I 'n iin- shape of -i family '��� Th.- fact is iMill explains alsol thai manj centurli ^ ago '������-' governmenl fell into the Ibaf.fl ��� the Ton party, which ��� ic- i'-y���' I - ��� - i ntrenching Itself In wer thai II could do whai ii liked, T! - only use found for the arl of printing -.-��� is 'h" publication of a i a coneel ia -i on lhe lines of some of tin- McBrlde ami Borden organs, only, perhaps a little lii^he-e- in the literary Bcale, ',-��� i consequence, ilu- people had no ������ ins nl' finding out iin- truth as t" ,- II ' 'nl and social matl rs; and - iped, and the ������ - -��� on the i. ri ial back waxed lux irl n I Ora': In ��� ich - Ircun tan es, nn. in- PVl e le. Sams Jntcrwting Games to ee nmjwi With Jackstones. _ Of course you boys an^1 girls all !inow how to play jackswawj but you may not know all tho ^ame? that can be plaved with tiVtfi. Do you know "Cats in the Well," I for instance? It is playcfl'in the{ following fashion: ������. Roll the jacks from thehand to thc ground; these are the cats. Then place your left hand neai them, with the'fist lightly^ closed. - the thumb and first finger forming, the opening to one well. Jack may now be thrown up, and J while he is in the air, one of tho four cats on the ground must !>���' picked up and put incite well. Repeat thc operation with the' second, third and fourth cats until all have been drowned in ,the well The left hand may now be taken away, leaving the dead cats in .��� bunch. Now jack may bo tosssfl"fip, and, this time all four cats must bo pick ed up before jack comes dfavn. Shakespeare or Shakspere? It is not to be wondered nt thai boys and girls are sometime* puz- < zloi.l over the spelling of the gren' poet's name. It is written in thn-. different ways���Shakespeare, Slink speare and Shakspere. Which o' these is right? The lirst is gene: ally prel'erred, though many of otv best scholars write it Shakspere contending tliat it is right because his autograph signature appears ir that form. At the same time i: should be remembered that thi name appeared as Shakespeare oi thc title page of books that lie st. pcrintended, and this warrants l! ��� belief that he accepted it as the cor reet spelling, in spite of the auto graph signature. There is very lit tie authority for the form Shak epeare. WANTED- -Hi:! with some experi- ence in confectlonary and ice cream | arlor. Apply. Purdy & McKlllop next tram office. TEACHERS WANTED���For Central School, this city. One Male fori Division 3, Boys' School; one Pe-! male for primary work. Applications received up to noon of the llth inst. I R. LENNIE, Sec. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY���We furTJ uish help of all kinds, farm, bush. saw mill, railroad labor, hotel help,' etc., etc. male or female. Write Canadian Pacific Employment Agcy. 506 Cordova street west Vancouver. , ������������������_-___________________ : HOUSE AND TWO LOTS to rent, splendid location; corner site on, car line, eight minutes from post ' office. Apply P. A. Daily Xews offlfce, i MOT- SHAW! Can You Beat This> BUSINESS INSTITUTE I LIMITED 336 Hastings St. W, Vancouver. Bookkeeping, Gregg and Pitman Shorthand, Telegraphy anl Engineering. Seven Teachers torty-Five Typewriters Students Always in Demand. R. I: SPRtW, B. A., Principal A six-room modern House, in good repair, on a lot 55x165 feet, all in fruit trees, one block from city car, on Fourth Avenue. Price $1,800 Half cash, balance easy terms. ���4 FOR SALE ���A good paying business, the Arrow Job Printing Plant, good will as a running concern. Room 1. Daily Xews Block. tf Dr. T. Hoggan, M.R.C.V.S., Edinburgh, Veterinary Surgeon Having commenced practice in Xew Westminster, messages can be left at IJ. S. Curtis' Drug Store, Columbia streel; 'Phone 43, until I have made my office arrangements. Westminster Transfer Co. Office 'Phone 185. Barn f none 137 Phone 335 Columbia St - ������ Baggage delivered promptly to ��ny part of the city. Light and Heavy Hauling Office���Tram Depot Hale & LaneJ AGENTS FOR CITY AND FARM PROPERTY 248 Columbia St., NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. P- O. Bon !68 BE WISE NOTICE TIMBER LANDS���We deal exclusively in timber. Have large and small tracts on water, if you wish to buy or sell, see me. "��. R. Chandler, 407 Hastings St.. Vancouver, B.C WANTED���Position by middle aged man fer office work with lumber company, or other corporation, understands books, speaks French and English, holds twenty-three years'' reference with same firm. Apply by letter to J. G. care General Post Office. Xew Westminster. 31 We Eat to Live But at the same time it is necessary to know what we are eating-. At KENNY'S Cafe You can rely upon Getting the Bkst of Everything. For cut flowers, bouquets or funeral ill-signs telephone T. Davies & Pnn. B 208. '*"***' '���'"ws'" W. IN. Draper B. C.Land Surveyor Ellard Block. New Westminster. B.C. "The Milwaukee" I "The Pioneer Limited" St. Paul to Chicago, "Short Line" Omaha to Chicago, "Sonth West Limited" Kansas City to Chicago. No trains in the service on any railroad in the world that equal in equipment that of the Chicago, Mil- : waukee & St. Paul Railway. They 1 own and operate their own sleeping i and dining cars on a 111 their trains ann ��� give their patrons an excellence of : service not obtainable elsewhere. H. S. ROWE. General Agent. 1 134 Third St.. cor Alder. Portland, Or. Walk- Over I1 ted on wl ; good tt thei ire no li than Iwelvi I id ml leai h who 1 ' ' le to ol tain even third class certlfl il In the rural schools of Onta. 11 was lhe leg un ler which 11 l e s I ha - about, which was co led by lh ���'��� ��� - ��� rnment and ini] osed upon on rui :il schools, Sur ��� torn . ' I as pul the education of ' misu in children Into the hand 1 >��� nchi rs n hose attainments ; are s re thai the lowesl grade i rertifk il ��� Is beyond their reach, \\ as a verj ��� 1 rm< lo Import. An - ttawa paper notes us an "in- ' ie 1 irvlval" ol in anc'.eni su-; pon 1 thai facl 1 hal n driver was fined bi lause he did nol pull up his I- ��� is to allow three ped< strlan - lo 1 ai.-. hi Ottawa friend no I ubl feele i h il ii would be tiseles _ to Insist, i oxci -' i 1 court, up.-,1 Hi-- fa 1 hal i'ii '1 ! , gives the pede lU'lan the righl of way. Dr, B, Ryan would Ilk? td shul up Inehrlati s. The booze interests woul 1 I .- IU 1 shul Up. Low Shoes are in high favor this summer, even moreso than ever before. We have just received a consignment of WALK-OVER OXFORDS that will make you buy. We are still in the ring with some of the best Bargains ever offered for the money in the way of farms, fruit ranches and city property. Call and take a look at OUR LIST. IT WILL CONVINCE YOU HERE ABE A FEW SPECIMENS: No. 41. S-roomed Modern House, hot and cold wate| bath and closet, etc.; full sized lot; all in lawn; every way up-to-date. Price $3700. Terms arrange! No. 42. ({-roomed house, modern, on Fourth avenue. .1 full sized lots, laid out in lawn and fruit trees; chicken houses, etc. Price $2000, half cash, balance easy. No. 66. 10 lots on Tenth avenue, all easily cleared, m $500 for the block. No. 67. 4 lots on Tenth avenue, all easily cleared, 1 !'��i| from Sixth street car line. Tn a cash buyer $400'J the block. No. 68. 2 lots on Fourth avenue and Uth street; easil cleared; near north arm. Price $500 each. No. 69. 1 lot on Fourth avenue and Tenth street, 66fei frontage; all cleared and in fruit trees, fenced,eti ready to build upon. Price $500 to a cash buyer. No. 61. 2 lots on Columbia street near hospital, Sappi ton, easily cleared. Price $425 each. We have a few small ranches in Burnaby nnd Sapperton District, all of tjood value. FRASER VALLEY| REALTY COMFYI Real Estate, Insurance and Business Brokers, Murchie I NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. i THE /v\PRE$�� ^>SN(SHOE)/ ASK TO SEE THE MANNISH DESIGN FOR WOMEN Our Tans in Lace and Button are winners. 60 pairs of Women's White Oxfords received by express. On sale this week for $1.75 a pair OHNSTON BIG SHOE HOUSE, LIMITED, NEW WESTMINSTER IHf SIGN Of THE BIG ELECTRIC BOOT Just received a shipment of Brass and Iroi Beds direct from Birmingham, Eng. They are handsome, strong- and durable. Come see the line. White Bedspreads, Sheets and Pillow Cases! Come nnil inspect. A great variety. ��� 'i John A. Lee's Furniture Emporium: !>|.' ;> 7|j NEW WESTMINSTER. B & J DUPONT CLOCK, * > O ������> ******* �����������*������ $450 ��� Buys half an acre of land, corner lot on Si"t<: Ave' I * and Fourteenth St. Only two blocks from *J v Vancouver car line. ��� ��� ��� $250 Cash and the balance in six months will take thin- jj Columbia Street New Westminster J ��� .���.: ::*:;b.*'y:.*:: >w& * ������:*'��� *., * -o *:' :t-.. "*" f ECNESDAV. JULY 3, 1907 S^;" THE DAILY NEWS. A FINAL CLEARANCE OF 20 Smart and Stylish SUITS I Regular ?25 anil S20 values for $14.50and $11.50 No two suits alike, but all sizes well represented from 32 to 42, Stylish Etons, Pony Jackets and Box Coats, tight and semi-fitting. Every garment has been well cut and neatly put together as only skilled workmen can do. The fabrics are the latest white and black overchecks, shadow plaids and stripes, with bias cut straps and trimmings; a few are finished with morie silk or military silk braids. A new suit now will add to the pleasure of a holiday or a continental tour. The price is a small item, now $14.50 or $11.50. lite Wash Suits ai $6.50, $4.75, $3.75 or 51.95 Automobile Coats of waterproofed silk. Cravenette Coats, summer weight Tourist Coats in a large range of patterns, all new, all marked for quick selling. You will get better service in the morning and avoid the rush of the crowd- iii the afternoon. Store closes at 5 p. m. sharp. TH. SMITH 267-271 COLUMBIA ST. NEW WESTMINSTER f�� t.. _. <Jl. CITY NEWS ****************** EAT ii ..^S'ffisaai'-ui.^- .. FARM .. 100 acres. Thirty acres cleared and in grass. First class soil, and 30 acres fenced. 400 Fruit trees. Stabling for 30 head of stock and lour horses. Dwelling 6 rocms, 2 barns, seme outhouses, Chicken houses, etc. About 400 Cords of Cedar on property. $1500 cash WILL HANDLE THIS PLACE AND IS A GOOD PROPOSITION. I cLEOD, MARK & CO ''���? Farm Land Specialists," New Westminster Cut flowers and Pot Plants. Rin_; ui, Tlfy, the florist. 'Phone A1S4. A. Thompson, <if Lulu Island, was in the city yesterday with twenty sacks nf new potatoes, which he dis|ioseei of to one of the local supply firms. A large tract of land at Pitt Meadows changed hands a couple of days ago for $165 per acre. Land in that pan has been going up, as the same prftperty wns purchased eighteen :..o.rhs ago for $35 an acre. The children of the Olivet Baptist Sunday school will hold their annua! picnic at Stanley Park today. A spe- eieil car has been chartered, and the members of the Sunday school have made all the necessary arrangements to ensure an enjoyable days' outing. 'I'bc marriage eif Miss Alice Sangs- ter tee Russell Purdy tool, place yes- terday evening, the Rev. Dr. Rugg. of tin- Olivet Baptist church officiating. Among the many handsome iresents received by the bride was a purse of gold, the gift of the employes nf the B. C. E. R. company. Miss Sangster having been employed as stenographer in the local office for weenie considerable time. The contracl fur the building of the addition nn the Windsor hotel has been let to George Lavery, while th.1 plumbing and heating department will be attended in by W. E. Vanstone. Work on the--building will be com- menced Immediately, an'J it is axjact- "il that the addition will be reidv t<i receive guestts by tin' first of Septet ' er. Mr. Lavery is n ,- in Kamloops, but is expec^��d ba^k i-cfi.re the ie. nf ;hi' week. T'i- -titement made recently in ibe Victoria Colonisl in the effect that .1. Stlllwell Clute had resigned from the ; i.~it ii>Ti nf Inspector eif Customs to accept tiie office of Deputy Registrar in this city, is an error dn to the fact thai Mr. ('lute' bus a son bearing the same name as himself. It is .T. St il 1 - v.-e-ll Clute jr., the well known barris- - ter. who bas accepted the position of Deputy Registrar; J. Stlllwell Clufe. sr.. is at present up country. Tin- trophy pul up fnr competition by thi' Hamilton Powder company ;ininntr the winners nf the medals offered by that company for the best trap shooters in tiie different gun clubs in the province, was won in die shool held ai Vancouver en Dominion Day ley Mr. Oliver, of Ladner, who scored the high percentage of 84. Frank Trapp, who won the medal in competition against the oth ;r'members nf the local una = "';*>. was r I'th in Ibe list, with a parentage of .77 Commencing today there will '-e- a general exodus of the Americans living in this city, who will take the trains for the south fnr the- purpose of celebrating the Glorious Fourth on their native soil, The- G. X. R. has made complete arrangements for the handling of th-' big crowds, and spe- cial rate tickets will be issued today, good te) return until the- sixth nf ihi-; n - mh. Blaine, Bellingham, ami Settle will be the> objective polnl of tbe majority 'if ibe Americans residing j in this city. Tl e ltomii i-'ii Publishing Co.. nf Vancouver are getting up an Interesi tie ; tun Mei enl Itled "Where I i iio," uhich v. ;il contain all the late I information regarding places of Inter- In B. C.. mOSi CllllVl'llie 11! tile-.HIS of transport e- Ion, time tables and other necessai j data, The book will i also be profuselj iilns- rated with j charming view - ot many par's of the province, and the publishing company are al preseni obtaining many photographs of tills city from which they . propose in make cms which will ap- e pear In lhe issue. 1 'lie annual Sunday school picnic of the tjueen's Avenue Methodist church will take place on Friday, Stanley Park having been selected as the locale for the picnic this year. The members of the several Orange lodges in this city will attend divine service on Sunday evening next, at S. Paul's Reformed Episcopal church. A twenty-ton ice compressor Is ate present being installed in the St. Mungo cannery. The Unde British Refrigerating Co., Ltd., is performing the work. The picked intermediate lacrosse team of Reginas and West Enders ,le- feateel the Y. M. C. A. Vancouver team in Vernon on Monday by a score of 6 to 2. The' members of ih,> St. Barnabas Sunday school will make a trip to Second Beach. Stanlej Park, today, when their annual picnic will be held. ^Special cars have been arranged to ieave Fifth avenue at 9:15 sharp, to convey the children to the pleasure grounds. The new tug Tennessee, which has been built fnr the Canadian Pacific Pulp company was launched at an early hour yesterday morning from Eminerson's ship yards. The latest kind of machinery has been used in the boat, the compound engines being the product of the Deity Engine Works of Ontario, while the boilers were male by the William Hamilton company of Peterborough, Out. The Rev. R. Lennie sustained a painful accident yate yesterday evening, which will confine him to his residence for some time to come. He was leaving the street car on returning from the school board meeting, when Tie slipped and fell heavily to the ground, injuring his shoulder. A doctor was Immediately called to at- te'ne! to the injured man, and found that no bones were broken, but. Insisted on Mr. Lennie taking a rest for some time to come. NEMO AND LIVE F. CRAKE Second-Hand PIANOS ORGANS. RANGES. STOVES, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, ETC. Rushton & Speck qke SECOND-HAND STORE We also do all kinds of general repairing. , Sign Man on Wheel. Columbia St. New Westminster. Phone 275 English Watchmaker Imperial Cattle Wash Two doora from Ce*.. Adama, Grocer Q^g QOLLAR A GALLON; Ladies' Oold Watches from $12.75 up. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, open It pays to use it. The cow will give face, $6.00. ; better results if she does not have to Gentlemen's Silver Watches, double '. fight flies. Guaranteed to do the work case, $7.50 up, Agent for the celebrated South Bend B. S. CURTIS & CO., DrUgS, SpecladeS.SeedS Watches, supplied to the Wellman New Westminster Arctic Kxoedition. All warranted. Chains, Rings, Jewelry, etc., etc. ��� Watch repairing; able. charges reason- Westminster Iron Works Carpet Cleaning The Canadian Vacuum Cleaner Cfl., Ltd., Vancouver branch, operating the world-renowned Booth- Kenney house-to-house Vacuum (suction) Cleaner Machines, will. provided a satisfactory number ot' enquiries and orders are received, commence operations in New Westminster about 16th prox. The Vacuum Cleaner System ia Absolutely Bustless, and by it Carpets, Upholsteries, etc., are thoroughly cleansed of dust in a few hours, without REMOVAL from floors, rooms or buildings. The powerful suction, too. raises the nap or pile of fabrics, renews their lustre, removes all moths, etc.,with their larvae, and greatly prolongs the life of the articles generally. The system has met with unqualified success in Vancouver and Victoria. Speedy! Dustless! Inexpensive! Estimates and full particulars given free of charge, on application. Entire satisfaction guaranteed. Address: The Canadian Vacuum Cleaner Co., ltd. Vancouver Branch Phone 1196 Ofticelilo Hastings St If GENERAL MACHINE A.NU ENGINE WORK. SHIP SMITHING, BKILHJE and STRUCTURAL IRON WORK. Ornamental Iron worn, including Fences, Gates, Fire Escapes, etc. Mail orders and correspondence In vlted. JOHN REID, BEGBIE STKEE1'. New Westminster. tf. O. 474. J. HEINLEY Manufacturer Of Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Waters, Family Trade a Specialty. '. Trl. 113. Office, Eighth Street NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. iOOM YOUR BUSINESS BY ADVER i TISING IN THE MORNING PkPESR, | Buster Brown and Tige i ************************************************************************ ****************** ****************************************************** W sheet. ��� I HERE YOU ARE !l 1 Will sell you a Gooil House in sight o! the Central school 7;" down and $i,"e a month tor the balance. m* tor $18 a month. This is for a few days only ... $1930 his house I P. PEEBLES R��L 2'�� Columbia St. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Phone 307 Asylum Returns. ^^^ The following n-t-iT. show the vBV9 nuiiilH-r of patienl ; in llm Public Hospital for the insane during the month of June, 1907: .lune ., in hosplta1 t beginning of month, males i'!��7. females 109; admitted during the m min j males 13, females _!: returned from probation, males I, females 1; tils- charged without probation, males l. females 1; discharged on probation, males I. females 2; discharged al expiration of probation, males 5, females j ": died, males 2. females 0; escaped,I males 3, females 0; In hospital at ihe . lose of the month, males 300, females 109; on probation al the close of the month, males 28, females 19; total under treatment, males 328, females 128. ('. E, DOHERTV, M elicil Superintendent New W itminster. B.C., .July 2, lie;.; JE ARE ALL acquainted with Buster Brown and his dog Tige, who amuse the nation every Sunday with some funny prank and philosophical ''resolution." You have probably thought that these characters were imaginary, or existed only in the ink and paper of the funny Such i's not the case. The Brown Shoe Co., of St. Louis, deserves the credit for producing in real flesh and blood, a Buster Brown and Tige who will entertain you at OL^R store. This is the same Buster Brown and Tige whose daily receptions at the St. Louis World's Fair were attended by thousands and aroused so much favorable comment. Since then they have traveled the country from end to end and have added greatly to their fund of experience and wit. the novelty of which is enlivened by Buster's humorous delivery and Tige's remarkable intelligence which rivals that of his funny sheet namesake. The hour's reception at our store will be one of pure enjoyment to whoever attends���whether young or old- and hereafter when you see Buster and Tige in your paper you will have the additional pleasure of having met the two originals. They will be in town SATURDAY, July Gth, and will hold a reception in front of SINCLAIR'S Shoe Store at 3 o'clock. A platform will be erected for that purpose. i i i W. E. SINCLAIR _, Agent for the "Buster Brown Shoe" 1 J THE DAILY NEWS. WEDM"AV.JUL New Westminster Realty is advancing in price. Owing to the many new settlers arriving from the eastern prairies, Jots are m big demand, and prices can be realized that were not dreamt of a year ago, and still they are below their real value. Manufactories bring in their train more families; these have to be housed, and paying rent is obsolete. Not only Phonographs, Graphophones and Victor Talking Machines can he purchased at TODD'S Music House, hut also the finest Pianos manufactured in the Dominion or Canada. NORDHEIMER DOMINION NEW SCALE WILLIAMS J. H. TODD New Westminster s Music House SINGER and WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES. SAPPERTON 9 Lots corner of Brunette St. and Distillery St., subdivision 4. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 in lot 13, Sub.B. 1, Sapperton. Price $1500, half cash, balance 6 and 12 months at 7 per cent. AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT. Since the beginning of the twon tieth century empire building liac orners every one seems to tnrau Old Broadway is simply a Xew Yorker's affectionate way of speaking of liis famous /treet and can't _ , , , ��� ' i i. . believe tliat tbe name really ap- eontiuued to spread. Hut in recent . ��� ��� ,T' ., .,,��� .i,,, ���. .i i-i pears on tinv street corner. ���New years the strength ol democracy &��� . __. . i i- .i i r .ir "J ork Sun. and ol the new play of world forces has been spreading in proportion. | Flow.��� and Scents. fhe student of international affairs! ��1(loilti,alh. the s.,m(, ece_t>, 9 must perforce io ow not on v ef-: -t �� ' , ,��� y t ���i \ i �� i"j- n writer, mav occur in plants l>e- lects, liut causes. A revolution , ��� , - ; , ,..,. . ... ���������, , .,,. , . ., ,, . longing to widely different famines, means much, but the causes lliat;r- ��-, _,- ,- ,. ,. ,, T,. i������_, -, ,-,- i , ror instance, the distinctive smell ju-iiiliiiT it mean more. Wi closed . . i . , . ,, the year with tbe glhrebf revolution ��f/,ol58 ����curus als0 ,n lho fnow: over western Europe and tbe light H6'*,8, StQ<*S> 'iv1"^, 'vT' of progress burning steadily and j "nd .hc b l,K' Wi!";r Jy ��* he *.��: brightly in the cast. There werep,D he other h.fd' f'lnsp,-v all.ied mutterings and rumblings in central I Pjants m:1? Gmit sccnts differing 1 tin- I ..iiei.ne.-. lie i lit I1U.JI I . . ... moon men in peasants' dress, but Among the spurge laurels one spe- ��� smells of vanilla, another of NOW, THEN, WHAT DO YOU WANT BETTER THAN THIS? 27'/��. acres of the best soil, 10 acres cleared, under cultivation; 200 young fruit trees, just comencing to bear; new house, 1% storey, 5 rooms; hen houses, in good order; some acres planted with wheat, oats and potatoes. Water from nearby spring. Balance of property easily cleared. Price $4,700; $2500 cash, balance 0 'and 12 months. This property is only y, mile from tram line. Over two hundred chick- (ens and ducks could be sold with the property at a snap. 2S acres on Mara road, Burnaby. $160 an acre FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. One-quarter cash, balance 1 and 2 years at 7 %. 2 lots, full sized, 132x132, corner of the Crescent; 7-roomed house. Price $10,500, Yz cash, balance 6, 12 and 18 months. Block 12 on 12th St., east side; 10 full sized lots. Price $2,500, one-third cash, bal. 6, 12 and 18 nionths A Good Special Five acres on 10th Ave., right across from old reservoir, city limits. $1200. Half cash, half in six months. House 24x24; 4 rooms; framed; inside ship lapped. Barn 12x16. One acre partly cleared. Land No. 1. Bal. easily cleared. Kill in $40 per res. . acre miles from city 1 iot No. 24 on 13th. street south side of 4tb avenue. Price $200 cash. 7 lots Nos. 81 to 80 und 95, f��5 faces on Sth avenue, next to Gunns ranch, 4 lots cleared without a stump; small house, chicken house, 175 choice chickens; horse and rig; $1500 cash. 1 1-2 house, 6 rooms and flush closet on 4th avenue, one lot from ^nd street on south side; fruit trees. Price $1900; 1 Two lots on ISth street, be, tween 7th and Sth avenues. Corner of Hamilton street, No. ll and 12. Price $245, ',-i cash, I-.ilance 6 months. I tin ai res in Surrey; S y> ot vi, ol sec 9, township 2. Log bouse, 16x24, and chicken co( ps, sinai. barn; 60 fruit trees; 12 acres leared, -l acres under cultivation and 8 acres Blashed Prl :e $20 per acre, '���. < ash, bal- ance in 1 2 months at 1 I ' i uli _ Ize lot, block 11. I< t 14, St. 1 atri ���k's Sijuare: P rice $450. $3,500, subject "'T'.-J lease. .Fine residence form. 2nd Street, ccrner Fourth A Splendid local on, $30.00 per monti ; tended if ���;>.!��� w rented J ase "nb,ft, PUrC' '' s�� "Mi* I good paying .n^tit-nent. T_.�� ' I be arranged. "" 1 lot, 55%Xl66, Tenth street, Off Queen's avenue. Price $450. Terms $200 cash, balance Unas to suit. Double ten. men , ,, 1st and 2nd si. p .'���; cash half and hall li C ,,. ������-. I Items for fin eat b ti nant ���10 acres u set tion i-i x. -,0,v.i or Tn. 2, about 3 m .-,,;] Ilaworth road, Sum hoj.e 1 i.i storey house, . -.:...^2 other 3 can be a<! . ipstain aback; IU acn .- , ,r.j ^ with clover, red. I I easllv One mile from shil ��� - $1,200;. terms half cash, ba House corner of 7th St. and Ave.; 9 rooms; 2 full sized lets, cash, terms for balance at 132; orchard of apples, pears plums. Price $4,000, $2,000 cash, ance on time at 7 %. 61 acres Murphy Landing. 4 miles above .Mission Junction. Just at the landing of .Murphy Landing, about tbe ctntre of iot; 25 acres cleared, under cultivation; 4-room house, barn and stable; aboul one acre orchard, bearing fruit trees. Price $1,350, on easy 132; Nos. 9 and 12. Price $1000 for terms (or $1,250 cash). $22 per acre, cash, balance ti and 12 months, 7 per cent. Size of lot r.r.xlCo. 17 lots, full size, Oth St., Burnaby, east side, 100 yards from Cliff Can Factory; soil good. Price only $1020, $3".0 cash, balance on easy terms. 2 lots on Sth St. between 5th and Oth Ave. on east side; full sized, 66x 291 A ?nes St. (5 rooms); water and ga s; 1 ents for $14 per month. To be sold at once for $1,700. Europe. In lhal witches' caldron, Pn"utl.v in niltlire ani1 appealing to In- Balkans, bv the lighi ol thelthe tastos "f different insects. A Cheap Property. House C rooms, flush closet, IM- storeys, cm Fourth Ave., one lot from Second St. on south side. Price $1900;. half cash, balance at 7 per cent. Fruit trees; lot 55x105 House 30x42, 4th St., between 4!h and feth Ave ; 2 single and 1 double bedrooms upstairs, and bath room down stairs; parlor, dining room, kitchen anel pantry. Full sized lot running back tii Ash St. Price $3,500;- $1,500 casb, balance at $500 per yeai at 7 iier cent. both, half cash, balance easy. y> acre between Queen's and 3rd Ave. on west side of 10th; No. 5 and 6, Block 48; 132x10,". feet; ali cleared and fenced. Price $1050; $550 cash, balance in 6 nionths. Full sized lot on Koyal avenue, between Fourth and Merrivale; al! cleared. $1,200, $800 casb 2 lots. No. 24 and 32, block 9, between Sixth avenue and Nanaimo St., and between Hth a>nd 16th streets. Price $425 for both, cash One full sized lot. 66x132; 2 storey 10 acres section 32, N.-E. corner N.-W. V4, uncleared. Timber fir. cedar, and a.der; grsod soil; a mile from Yale road: sandle road and new road. 5 lots corner of street between Sth and Oth Ave. on 2nd St., side of 2nd St., equal to one acre; partly cleared. $500, half cash. A splendid opportunity for investment. ���S rooms, 2-storey house, bath room, water and light; full sized lot, 60x100 feet, situated tfth St. between 4th and 5th Ave. on west side. Price $2,300, % fash, balance in G months at 7 %, 21 acre- in Sunbury; 6 cliains water fiont; 12 acres cleared; 8-roomed 1 full sized lol e |. st, Patrick >��� nortii side, between [ohn McK��L and Glover's house, Price $475.(1 cash, balance In 6 months'al Full sized lot No. 12 ou RojjI] 4th and Sth St. Price $.1050, ball. Cf,x balance at 7 '2, per annum, and Westerly 4, 11 ol 63, Sub. Bl:<|| leal- 132x132 corner 100 feel houses drawing $28 pei monti. $5,000, half cash, balance in Sim months. 2 lots on Princess St., No. Ilj 12, between Oth and 7th Ave ti from Oth St. on so ith sidi No. 11, $210. half cash, balanced at 7 % ; No. 12, 1 ��� ared, $315.)��� cash, balance G mos. al 7 -;. 160 S.B. b't or Section 26, Did (lf lu acres,partly cleared; Kanaka J running through; good roa ill north of Webster's cornei m mill and P.O. at the wesl cornera ber worth $7 per acre; cedar anil 4 miles from Port Han".. $2,100; terms $1,100 casi ... .;���( ranged. 10 acres land New -v- tn di ted 5, S. Div. 34, Surrev; : mild bridge. Price $400; $200 cash.I ance terms at 7 '.- ; nea the'. ver cannery. s.-w. Sub. Township 1 'ome tin* railway runs alongsldi , Id a''l eeleard. Price $1", per eu-r- term! II cash, balance in three ��� 1 acre clay, bouse on tram an*! house; 7 rooms; flush closet upstairs; bouse, lath and plastered; wood shed, Joyce station; partly cleared; !?* cies Remarkatlt Feat. Rei ently an Indian takir appeared al a iin.-us in la-rliii, when Ik astonished the and fence hy lifting a li��'.\ wiili bis eyelids. The boy made himself as small ns posi il ie- and was pul into a net to which was secured a string that was provided on each end with a little cup jusi large enough to lit ovi r tin- eye. The fakir pressed these little < tips ovei his eyes, win re they held fast, then threw liis lieud back ano slowlv straightened his body, thus lifting )n- burden, which he then earriea about, his an;;- bi ing outstretched all the time, and finally lowered ii with weapons in their hands, passionately talk of liberty and ine'le- vlolef:s�� another oHilac and yet an- pendence. In the north of EuropeI 0<!ier "f cloves. Flowers which ox- there has. been a bloodless revolu- \^e t,,e delicious smell of honey in tion, and a dual kingdom ha. im:. ^,|"' l'"i"'1, appeal particularly to clefl in twain. There is a spirit of bee8, butterflies and the moths unrest. Blind obedience to (he di-' "'hich llv by day, as thc humming nih- rights of kings no lonjjei ex-' ''���''''��� ,'il' hawk moth and the gayly ���A. Maurice Low in Forum. colored burnet. The coarser and more powerful scents of the hawthorn and elder are the special allurement of the beautiful green rose beetle and other (lower loving hectics while butterflies leave this class of scents severely alone." ALL OVER THE HOUSE. Points to Observe When Choosing a Home. When selecting a home be sure that the cellar walls and floor are pcrh-tly dry. That the drainage, sanitation and heating arrangements arc all they should be. See thai tho cooking facilities are *loyy '" ! :" '^'"������ii'il again, flow right and that the bathroom is mod- is it possible for anv man to do era and sanitury, H"s? The "lll:> explanation is that j Make sura thai Cere is plenty of 1:' CUPS *cre fitted into the eye pantry and closei room B��cke*'s ,8�� llM' llliv held on the There should be two pantries in edges oi the Bockets, bul it i, noi the kitchen, a china cIofcI in tin ikely that tho trick will be imitated dining room, a large clothes closet l- ' ' ' " ' ; I in each bedroom and a big cupboard for linen. Pay particular attention to the walls and papering, ami ii there is any doubt aboul the last tenants L"2 storey bouse, 10 rooms, also modern Improvements; lot 6Cxl32; !ane at back; part of lot set out with fruit tree.- ami nice lawn. Price $_?,750. $1,500 cash, balance C and l^ neonUij. at 7 per cent. Snap in Lots. Vacant lots for sale in all parts cf tbe city, from $25.00 to $3,��O0 Full sized lot in Sapperton, facing Brunette street, Price $150 cash. Six lots, 50x150, outside city limits $60 each lot. Fuller particulars on enquiry. 86 acres, half mile waterfront, G,N. R, running through. $9,460, terms easy. Investigate. consider themselves very expert. A Nc-.v York Street. "If you ever hear a person bragging aboul his knowledge of New L , , , , York stre, is jusl ask _\m to, toll f'f '" 5��� ,,R' "''''^ M'1';',H"1 y����^re Old Broadway is aid se "tXtoT.HI ,',.. ��.��� what he says," said ..'man ahout , alJ ""' ll,Me """^ sucb town. "I'v^ Wc , "r,I '' , ,'Z J "In,nw tmtefT t��� ^ year, and ninety-nine out of a In-! &'',U,d "rTll";T ",' lli,ve 11ll'so ih^ dredwilllookatyouinamaimS ^^ 81P����g the lease. HOUSE and LOT Centrally located In a commmanding situation; Third avenue, at foot of Fifth street. Two and one half-storey house. Ten rooms (recently papered) All modern conveniences; bol and cold water, bath, flush closet, lavatory, electric light; nice lawn; lol 00x132, with lane in rear; part of lol set mn wiiji fruit tn-es. Price $2,700. $1,500 casb, balance arranged. 2 Ints, 20, 21: No. 20, $170; No. 21, (corner) $175. Durham and Second streets. House, full sized lot, on Keary street, Sapperton; rents for $10 per month. Only $1,050. Nils- 111.ii K- |. Kichmcinel St., Sapper- ���ctlnn 17 In Surrey. all modern improvements; new liouse: $:,000. y cash, Vj in 6 months at 7 pei cent. Good sized stable and fruit tnes. Second house from Sth street v- es t, on upper side. 10 acres In ser-. 32. Timber, fir, ce- -'.ar and abler. Good soil; good roads. Apply for full particulars. Lots 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, face on 16th stieet and Sth avenue; 2 corner lots $250; 4 inside lots $200 each, Price $950, cash. Single lots at eash. Four ami one-half acres between Seventh and Eighth avenue; south i-ide of 1st street. Price $2,500. Lot 11 on Fifth avenue, sub B, 10 of sub 9. $300 cash, u cleared; size 55 feet by 122 feet. Acreage on Vancouver road, corner of Gilley road. $225 per acre. Acreage is selling fast, at this price. ���Inmes Inlet, three scpiare miles, Ht $6.00 per acre, half cash. I alance easy. 160 acres, Westminster district, 10 acres under cultivation, lei acres orchard, ���'-.; acre strawberries planted 'iiis year; abler bottom land; running si ring; house iv \ 2J; frame barn 30 X 32; U-post frame house and cn.v chicken bam and fruit tries of all kinds. Price $3,000. Terms cne-third cash, balance ti and 12 months. 7 Lots on Twelfth street, hel ween Queen's and Third avenue; west side of car shop; full size. Price t ^.M"1 cash. lb acres North road, % or a mile from city limits on Port Moody; 5 acres under cultivation; 7-roomed bouse; frame barn; chicken house; born 40x80; fenced and in good ?. 11.ii south side. Price $4,500, half ci sh, bal. in 6 months at 7 per cent. 2 lots corner ef totli and St, Andrew'g elliel Bth Ave., West Mil- Prlce$800, half P across front facini $700 cash, balance tram line arranged, One acre in block 9,1 tween 18th and 16th 1 on 8th Ave. Price $7! 1-3 cash, bal. easy. -'i -1 i r cent; street ; l-.-tw.--n 4th <>��� li'ili St. : eill cleared r������'��� h, balance r> months al leeili run through from stre n pe.oti bargain. More exclusive properties just listed with us for sale. Lol 6, opposite Knox church, Sapperton, east ~iile Columbia Street on car line, $i00 cash. 3 lots south side of Sixth Avenue; very light olearing; tiuxi 1.V- feel on Sub. Blocfc 10. $1050 cash. -1 lois on Fifth Street. 11. 12. 1 Sub. IG, S. Blk. 13. $350 each, cash, halance 0 months at 7 ',.. 2 houses corner of Merrival Agnes; full Bized lot; city blo< lot 11; ime house rents for $25 oilier $10; flush cluseis and all Price 6, 12 numl lis at ','',. N -!���:. ', of Sub, IB timber. Price il., pe ei'-h. baliin. a__v. stal les, three in all, stable 8 cows and nected with sewers 2 span horses; near Mission Station; Cash $2,000, balance in schools, churches near at band; steamer lands twice a day; aboul 100 acres limber, ti:- and cedar, never been logged; $2 01 - refused fi r standing timber; carriage house Ifl \ 24; hen house made of hewed timber laid In mortar, 12 x 30. A ohance of a lifetime, $9.co0: $4,000 cash, I alan e at 6 per cent. !. 1-1. half and li 81, , the Ul con- $3.5C0. and IS Large lot and two i : imbia street, Sapperton. Bi I '��� at $10 each. One and one-half ston full size lot, situated north side Koyal avenue and corner ol McS street; !) rooms; bath room, l1 cold water, closet; woe : hi 1 bearig fruit trees; streets on H' sides; fine view. Price $1-8' cash. Let facing 2nd St., between i and 3rd Ave.. S( COnd lol froi Ave.; 52x122 feet; all c alongside and back. P ' ��� "' half cash, balance easj ' ��� I One lot No. 12 on Royal Ave��*| third lot from Eighth street,)' | for sale exclusively. rownshlp t fi: some acre; o rms Jl.imo ,,iiii elnJ! till rtee1!n* on .if ��� * ��� MJ \V ii bath lies si. halance am! Iliink you've Inst your senses. When I tei] them there really is tmch a slreet they begin to guess, ami every guess is in the downtown district and generally in tho vicinity of Wesi Broadway. "Wlieti I tell them that Old Broadway begins at Manhattan (reel and runs north ior five oeks. stopping at Ope Hundred 1 Thirty-third streel, they are H-ised. I've tried ihis with per- living within a few blocks of Have all items of agreement put down in writing. The Housewife's Week. Monday is the universal wash day. On Tuesday the ironing is done, Wednesday keep for mending and cleaning the silver. A good day to have guests io dinner is Wednesday. On Thursday the upstairs clcan- ing may be done, This leaves Friday for the down- S-h"! i��-r lot. ���I eie-ivs west half $400. 160 acres tm the Scott road, 15 acres cleared; harn an >: 30; stables, etc-.; splendid soil; only $30 per acre, $l,0(i(i cash, balance easy. Between Fifth and Sixth avenues, near Seventh street, eiRht rooms, all modern, stable and chicken house, full sized lot, two storeys, $1,000 cash, $2,500. 2 Tot v.- nrr Cumberland St., Sapperton. $50 per lot. No. 306, D-roome I bene room, coi n* r of 6th and 2 Price $4,000; terms ^ cash ;! and b months at 7 ';. No. 308.���8-roomed House, with bath room, etc.; Acnes St. $2,500; y.. cash, balance ���'! and C mos. al 7 r',. No. 310.���9-roomed House and bath Small house for sale, facing Agnes and Victoria, west of Gth St. $1,700. Water and gas connections. Terms. Small house, Victoria St., G rooms. Water. A Bunch off LOTS Lots 14 and ID of 1 of 6 of LotS L'l .ind 22, Sllh. Of iii Block 13 ; corner eu' Durl St. ; full sized lets 2-storey House, 7 roomi stairs; flush clogi t ; good ���" SI near 8th St.; all mode 11 ; Piieo $3, half eash, I n ally . \.-, ih nt bargain. Sub, -'I of Lot 16, Bloi : Kill " House; hot anel cold wm- i"i of fruil trees; chlel . barn. Price $800; terms ���ejJ ��� nce 2 nnd fl months nl -' e f llton si . flrst I si- e.n It - - ' He and 8tli Ave nuoa. 2-storey I mus.-, ? room irn Improvements; siz. 142; s.-e-.eiiii lol from Oth si ��� i "ii Bouth Bide, 100 feel on '''' ,V tt��T Lane on both Bides. Price ���:.-'"";"'" euah, balance em time nt . i '' , 150 acres Improved lan -1 - and sbeiis complete, neni Clovei | all under cultivation, $15,000. can handle this, don't d bargain; tonus can be arrange. :.!..; 160 acres rooiI farm land in [k'-'i i4 about 2\i, miles from riv< room, Agnes St, $3,000; K cash, (cleared.) Price $500; for the two, 1-2 road, $12 per acre; halance :; and fl months at 7 %. No. 312.���8-roomed House and bath room, Agnes St. Price $2,500; y^ cash, balance 3 and (1 mos. at 7 %. f.I For the above four properties n special price will be made to one pur- ( baser. cash, halance 0 months at 7 per cent. Lol 1-1 cm Sherbrook street of 11 of 3, cleared. Price $275; 1-2 cash, balance, 6 months at 7 per cent. Lots 16, 17 and 20 of 11 of 8, Price $500 for three or $175 each; 1-2 cash balance f> months at 7 per cent. McQUARRIE & Real Estate Brokers ��� oear > a real l^ bJi 1C0 acres in 3urrey, 5 acres cl 1 fenced on road side, $1,800, h8,t J_ balance on time at 6 I": I ject to sale of timber. Part of lot 369, joins l.'i- about 70 acres, only $25 Half cash. .lump. JK*BS i conm1 yi\ I CO treet, and the name is Just as, Btuirs cleanm--. i surpriso to them as it is t >' Saturday ii special baking day. Telephone 333 FRONT STREET Telephone^ J3J Agents for Employers' Liability, and Union Fire Assurance Co. ofLondon. I i ._r_mi_-____i___.il DAV Y JULY J. 1H7 ^.gj ^��*v��� , THE DAILY NEWS. i��*^- jilfmii. Ma* - mm 2s_jl 0C CAN- D:an home- ATIONS. Tenders for License Dominion Lands Brit:sh Columbia. on Dotnin-on La"ds in the Province of BritiS'i Co!urrbi3. , |; minion Lands with- ;.. ��� iD British Colum- .aded by any per- B sole head of a family, years ol a��e, to irter section of pore | ... ,.. personally at ,M ,-..,. ,r the district in |lanJ i-J situate. |(..,.: ;��� \i required to per- londltioc - c innefcted there- illowlng plans: . . months' residence if the land in |: L : i ir mother, if the �� ea SEALED TE,VDERS ddr Commissioner ���"��� '��� ������ hereby given tha; thirty late we intend to apply to Tenders for a License to Cj*. Timber the Hon, the Chief Commissioner of Cut Timber on Lands and Works for permission to He Province of cut and carry away the timber from tbe following described lands, situate in the Kitsumgallum valley: Claim No. 40���Commencing at jwst eighty chains and south eighty chains to point of commencement. 5. Commencing at a post set close to Xo. 4 stake, thence weat eightj chains, south eighty chains, east eigh- TENDERS FOR DERRICK. SCOW. BOILER AND ENGINE. TENDERS addressed to the undersigned at Ottawa, and marked on the ty chains and north eighty chains to envelope "Tenders for Scow. Steam - planted S. B. corner about 20 miles Sealed Tenders addressed ti the Commissioner of Dominion Lamis, Department of the Interior, and marked ou the envelope "Tender for Timber point of commencement. .1. P. THOMPSON. New Westminster, B. C, :10th May. 1907. Department c the Inti ir, irk-!Up from the niouth of North Fork of Berth No. 521," will be received at this ed on the envelope "Tei ber Berth No, 519 '' this De 1 the Kitsumgallum river above Kit- Department until 12 o'clock noon on will sumgallum lake, thence running as Wednesday, the 24th day of July, 1907, follows: 40 chains west. 80 chains for a license to cut timber on berth - lock north, 40 cVias east, 40 chains north, No. 521. comprising lands situate in noon on Wednesday, the 24th la of 40 chains east, SO chains south, 40 the Province of British Columbia, to July. 1907, for a license to cul timber chains wes'- 40 chains south to point the East of Chehalis Creek and Lake on Berth Ne,. :,-.-.,. comprising lands of commencement. and comprising 5 blocks, described as ish Col- Claim N-i. 41.���Commencing at post follows: plant'i at the head of Kitsumgallum Block L���Comprising that lake on west bank about 20 chains outside Timber Berth No. south of the mouth of Kitsumgallum and Timber Berth 254 Block 1, of Sec- river where it enters lake, thence 40 umoia on the wesl - |e Ihehalls Lake an i :, [bed as fo: Timber Berth Ne.. :.; . . .. rising "' '"" " ���' the folio ag lands Tenders for License to Cut Timber on Dominion Lands in the Province of British Columbia. ��� SEALED TENDERS addressed tothe Commissioner of Dominion l_ands. portion Department of the Interior, and mark- 44. Block 1, ed on the envelope Tender for Tim- >er Bertli No. 52;.." will be receive.; which lie to the west of i .ehalia Lake I {**lns ",'est. 160 chains south. 40 and outside 0f Timber Bei h -. Bl ick chain "' "' ':"e or les= t0 ,h<1 shore, I. 27. the north Jtnence ���'��� niS shore to point of cora- tion 23, Township 4. Range 30, West at this Department until 12 o'clock :in noon on Wednesday, tho :ilst day of July. 1907, for a license to cut timber on Berth No, 523, comprising lands I of the homestead- ii In the vicinity :. the require- ice :i. ij be satisfied , . . . ling wiub tbe bother. b iaa liis perman- , mlng land own- [; . . of his home- tents as to resi- of the 6th Meridian, cont.iinin area of 387 acres, more or less. north thenci shore to point of com- Block 2.-Bounded on the west bv J ''; ": Se '" -' ' " " ���"��� '-��� M of "'' " ement Chehalis Creek, on the east by Timber situate in the Province of British C ��1- Se ti0D :; the South half and the ' ' No. 42.���Commencing at post Berth 298 Block l.and the east bound- umbia. and described as follows: north-easl quarter of Section 34, Sec- I ' about 20 chains south of the ary of same produced northerly to Timber Berth No 523 comprising "on 35, Township 5, and Sections I, ' wil of T. L. No. 7941, thence Timber Berth 29S Block 2; on the the north-east quarter of Section 15 - th easl half of Section 3, thenorth ''' chaias west, 160 chains south. 40 north by Timber Berth 264 Block 2. and that portion of the north-west east quarter of Section 10, Section 1!. ' :"-:> east, 160 chains north to point and 298 Block 2; and on the south by quarter of Section 11 not covered by the south half of Section 12. thvsouth ' ; commencement. Timber Berth 254 Block 1, containing Timber Berth 471 (being approxtma- 1 11,ar" 'on 14, and the No. 43.���Commencing al post an area of 725 acres, more or less. tely the north 36 chains) south-easl quarter -ef Section 15. in planti 1 at the north west comer of Township 6, all in Range 1. Wesl of location No. 42, thence 40 chains west, Block -Commencing at the south ship 5, Kan :;h .o 27. in Town- W est i east corner of Timber Berth 29S Meridian, containing an by residence the 7th Meridian, containing _ an area 160 chains south, 40 chains east. 160 Block 2. thence north-easterly at right acres, more or less. if tl irea of 6th 304 angles to the easterly boundary of The berth must be .surveyed within ,said Berth 298 Block 2, 2 miles; thence one year after the date of the notice I [and. | of ,"1" :i':"-- more or less. ' [chains north to point of commence- |l :. writing should The berth must be surveyed within '"':l* �� imtssloner of Do- one year after the date of the n iti ��� Claim X -. 44.���Commencing at post north-westerly at right angles io last awarding tbe berth, Ottawa of intention awarding thi -rth. planted at the north west corner of course. 54 cbains; thence south west- The regulations undei- which a 11- |i��� 1 The regulations under which a li- '��catlon No. 43, thence 40 chains west, erly, a; right angles to las; course, 2 cense will be Issued, also printed irehased at $10 -eas.. wii: be issued, also printed lco chains south, 40 chains east, 1601 miles to easterly boundary of said forms of tender and envelope, may be ,,- ��� and $20 for an- forms ol '��� n ler and envi lo - , tn . ie,- hains north to poinl of commence- Berth 298 Block 2; thence south-east- obtained at this Department or at the- will be forfeited if the partj tender- X ' than 320 acres obtained al this Departmenl ee; at the ment- erly along said boundary to place of office of the Crown Timber Agenl at ing declines to enter into a contracl tub individual or -dice of the Crown Tim Vgenl at Claim No. 45.���Commencing at the beginning, excluding therefrom any New Westminster, B. C. or f:lils ;" complete the work con- New Westminster, B C north west corner ,if location No. 44, i)0rtion o�� Timber Berth 308, which Each tender must be accompanied \ tracted for, and each cheque will be Engine, Boiler ani Derrick for buoy service, British Obi imbla, or tender for scow alone " will be received up to the 20th DAY OF JULY, 1907. for supplying and delivering at Victoria, a wooden scow and the erection on board of a wee! derrick with hoisting engine, boiler and other accessories according to specification; also for supplying and delivering at Victoria where directed, a double cylinder tandem hoisting engine, winch to have four hoisting drums and two winch heads, an upright steel tubular Steam boiler of 30 horse power capacity, and B structural steel derrick, Specifications e.f the'machinery and plans of the eie>rr:ck can be obtained at 'lie> Department here, at the agen cy of this Department, Victoria, at the Customs House, Vancouver, and the Customs House. New Westminster. B, C, Tenderers must furnish plans -if the boilers and engines offered, and stats the earliest possible time In which they will agree to make the> delivery. Separate tenders fer the three articles, vi.'.. engine, boiler and derrick wil! be received, and separate ten- iers tor the scow or tenders for all together. An accepted cheque on a chartered Canadian bank equal to 20'; of the whole amouni Of the tender must accompany each tender. The cheque accompanying Iho tender accepted R tt the rate of ten pounds shall be It- : hi ;- output. w ' ft*. CORY, mister of the tell ithO : publication of will not be pn Id tei point of commencement, Each tend tei impanie i . in i ci ''��� 1 che | ie on charti re -1 : In favor of the Deputy of the Ministei ol the interior, lor the am- Claim No. 46.���Post planted at the tint of the bonus which the ��� nl - irth west < irner of location No. 42. .- ��� pared to pay for a license thence SO chains west. 120 chains Highest or an; tend . a I nee- ":-- 13 chains east, SO chains south, ...,, . accepted ;" chnins east, 40 chains south to No tender by telegraph will be en- ',j5iu of commencement. thence 40 chains west. 160 chains mlsht fall within the same, containing | by an accepted cheque on a chartered returned immediately in case of non- south, 10 chains east, 160 chains north , an area of 864 acres, more or less. ND REGISTRY ACT. I ��� ii application h is iter Florence Mary l- ��� ��� ner In Fee Simple li S ��� Dee l fr im Th ��� Cor- Burnaby, to Etc . ieai lug date the I M A. D��� 1902, of all . ertain parcel !>r' id ii remises situate.1 ��� Districl of New In . Pi ovince of Bri- lim - e particularly A i as subdivisions I - m "A" of lol 29, ��� ��� :a- 1 PERLEY G. KEYES, Secretary, 11 ipartment of the interior, Tenders for License to Cut Timber on Dominion Lands in the Province of Britsh Columbia. SEALED TENDERS addressed tothe Commissioner of Dominion Lands, I thence a|0!1 Department of the interior, ami mark- mencement. ed on the envelope 'Tender for Tim Claim No. 47.���Post planted al the north west corner of location No. II. thence 40 chains west, 160 chains. north, 40 chains east, 160 chains; south to point of commencement, Claim No. 4s.���Post planteei about 40 chains north of the north west corner of T. L. No, 7943, thence 160 chains west, 10 cbains south, 160 (hains east, more or less to river, ' river to point of coin- Block 4.���Commencing at a point on the easterly boundary of Timber Berth 302 Block 1, 5 chains southeasterly from the north-east corner thereof; thence south-easterly along said easterly boundary SO cliains,more or less, to the angle In said east boundary of Timber Berth 302; thence north-easterly, al right angles to last bank in favour of the Deputy of the Minister of the Interior, for the amount of the bonus which the applicant is prepared to pay for a license. The highest or any tender nol necessarily acce; ted. No tender I : legraph will be entertained. PERLEY*��. KEYES, Secretary. course following the- boundary of said Department of the Interior. Berth 302, 40 chains; thence northwesterly paralled to firs: course- 80 chains, more or less, to correspond with length of first course; thence south-wi sterly paralled tei second course 40 chains, to poin; of corn- Ottawa, May 30th, 19D7 LAND REGISTRY ACT. TAKE NOTICE that an application has been made to register Francis C. mencement, containing an area of 320 Honour as the owner In tee simple. under a tax sale deed from the Mayor and Treasurer of the City of New acres, more or les. Block 5.���Commencing al a point on i.-:- Berth No. 518, Will in- i Ive I il this Department until 12 o'clock eo in on Wednesday, the 24th day of h.ly, 1907, for a license to cul timber in Berth No. 518, comprising lan is - . ite In the Province of Brl - i Colin, |j -o thi wesl ot Cheha is Creek scribed as follows; Timb ��� Berth No. 51$ rlsln \ thai . o; tl m of Section 2) ' north ,.;' Timl er Berth 280 and thai .- o-bm if Section 32 outside Tlmb< r Berth 264 and said Berth 280, In Township i. Range 30, Wesl of the 6th Merl lian; pulalish- '���*" :!',!' nortn half and ""' south-easl ter will be good 1uarter "f s"'!i"" -':' ""' aovth haIf - thereof, i i Registry Office ill ai e iiereby re- i laims of the . f irtj -five daj - . -��� publication J1 ��� 1 shall regis- ' '' Eveleigh as owner :" \ : '. hereby direel iis notice tor thir- I . ince of British d ,;��� ot April, A D��� ,n i the south-wesl quarter Sei tlon :,. the easl hail Sei tlon J- ' half Section 32, Sections S. KEITH, Registrar. 1! ��� 1 "ill: this notice. through or under claiming any 1 1 -a 1 by virtue of I! ':.-. an l tie i-e. poriions of Si. 'i' ��� 25 and 36 outside Timber Berths 2S0, 2-'-1 and 272, in Township 4, Range I, ftresl of the 7th Meridian; also Sections 3, 1, :,; the north hall and south-easi quar- ter Sei:''.,,n 6, Sei tions 7. -. the north halt an I the so ith- wesl quarter Sei tlon p. the south i asl quarti r Section in. the south halt Section 16, the Bouth half and the north-wesl quarter Se ��� tion 17. the north half and south - asl Claim No. 19.���Posl plante i al the north west corner of T. L, 7943, thence 160 chains west, 40 chains south, 160 chains e:ts:. 4> chains north tn point of commencement. Claim No. 50.���Posl planted aboul 60 cbains wesl of the north easl cornei- of location No. 4^. thence SO chains west, 80 chains north, mi cliains east, M' chains south to poinl of commencement, Claim No. 51.��� Post planted at the south west corner of T, L. No. 7943, thence 160 chains west, 40 chains north, 160 chains east, 10 chains o ii i to polnl o\' commencement. Claim No. 52.���Post planted about ' - i halns west of the south easi corner eef T. I.. No. 7943, thence 160 Westminster, to Francis ('. Honour, bearing date the 2nd day of October. A. D. 1903, of all and singular that certain parcel or tracl of land and premises situate, lying and being in the City of New Westminster, in the Province of British Columbia, more laid easterly shore of lake I particularly known and described |s block, containing an area Subdivisions 17. 18, 19, of Lot 8, sub- the easterly shore of Chehalis Lake, ."ei chains southerly from northerly end of said lake; thence southerly along said easterly <2oro of lake. 2V4 miles In direct distance, with a depth of G7 chains on said east shore, measured al righl angles to the general '��� i aring of within the acceptance of a tender. Tho Departmenl does nol bind itself to accept the lowesl or any tender. Newspapers inserting this advertisement without authority from the I Department will not be paid. F. QOURDEAU, Deputy Minister of Marine ami Fisheries Ottawa. Canada, 28th May, ia07. Canadian Pacific Railway Co. British Columbia Coast Llna Service. TIME TABLE B. C. Coast Line Service. ALASKA ROUTE. (Subject to change without notice). Leaves Yaiii'eiuv r. . . .1 ul\ t'i. 11 p. in. of 1,340 acres, more or lei Steamer. Princess Beatrice Princess May.... Princess Beatrice Princess May ... 1 Princess Beatrice ' Princess May. . . . Princess Beatrice Princess Maj . . . - Princess Beatrice .July 12. 11 p. m. ..Inly 19, 11 p. ni. . ..laly 2li, 11 p, 111. ��� Aug. '_.'.. 11 p. Ill/ . .'Aug. 9, I I p. in. .Aug. Ill, 11 p. in. . . . Aug. 2:1. 11 p.m. . .Aug. :'.u, 11 p. in. VANCOUVER-VICTORIA ROTJT1 urban block 9. Tla- berth mus; I e surveyed with- Y��" and each "f ���vo" arp required to j after the date or tbe no- contesi the claim of the tax pur- j S.S. Princess Victoria leave-. Vatuou- g the berth. chaser within forty-five days from tho ver, 1 p.m. daily. date of the firsl publication of this Leaves Victoria daily at I a.m. notice, otherwise I shall register! VIC!lORIA-SEATTLB ROUTE. Francis C. Honour as owner thereof PRINCESS BEATRICE, i-t fee. And I direct that publication Leaves Victoria daily excepl Monday of this notice In a daily newspaper *��� 8:30, published in New Westminster tor VICTORIA NEW WESTMINSTER chains we-.-t. (0 chains south i iiains east, 10 chains north tii of commencement. Locate 1 May ;',, 1907. Locators WILLIAM MOODY, FRANK VANDALL. Agi a'. F. VANDALL, 160 point NOTICE. viru'i: is hereby iment, and a any interesl in the luarter Section IS, the south half and days after date, we intend to apply to it, whose title Is north-wesl qtinrtei Section 19, andjihi Hon. Chief Commissioner of idei the provisions those portions of Sections I, 2 -- ry Act," shall be easl half Section II. and Seel nd debarred from west of Timber Berths 272 and 302, ber '������- ���"��� '-' or in respect in Township 5, Rauge I, Wesi ot the dd for taxes as 7th Meridian; also Section 12, the 1 '��� Registry Act in one year tice awardln The regulations under which a li- ee u.<r will be Issued, also printed forms of tender and envelope, may be e: lained al -this Department or at the office of the Crown Timber Agent at New Westminster, B. C. Each tender musl be accompanied :-\ an accepted cheque on a chartered - haul; 111 favour of the Deputy of the Minister of the Interior, tor the am ii ni of the bonus which the appll- [ cant Is prepared to paj tor a license. No tender by telegraph will be entei taine I. The hi [hesl or any tender nol necessarily accepted PERLEY (l. KEYES Secretary. Iven that 30 0 partment of the Interior, Ottawa, April 24th, 1907. the i.inds ��� a 12, licenci and Works for to cut and earn pe . easi half Section 24, and the south- ��� ,..,,- quarter Section 25, Township 5, NOTICE. It oue 2, West of the TH) Meridian, containing an ar i 'I 13,025 acres, thirty days after more or less e ani.iiea.ii.,,, t,.- The berth musl be survi hin a special away tim- descrlbed : mi | , situated In the coasl district: Bi nnlng at a post planted heal it' small bay south si NOTICE. e application to ' of Lamls and :" cut mid enrr. 1 ;-' following des C I loiitl I -��� .i posi plant. o Twenty-Five 111(1 ��� "i James Sharpe, 10 chains west; -ear after the date ot th ��� notice ling the berth. ��� regulations uti lei which a 1 .nse will be Issued, also printed irms of tender and envelope, may one , i war Th thirty days shall be good and siiltici- Onl service hereof. Hated al the Land Registry Offlce, N'e-w Westminster, Province' iif British Columbia, this I'.Mli day Of March. A. D. 1907. C. S. KEITH, Districl Registrar i'e, i;. - : e W. Jamleson, Esq. All persons Berved with this notice, nn I those claiming through or under them, and all persons claiming any Interest In the sabi land by virtue of any unregistered Instrument, and all persons claiming any interest in the said laml by descent, whose title |s not registered under the provisions ot Un- "Land Registry Act," shall be forever estopped and debarred from setting up any claim to or In respect of the said land so sold for taxes is provided by the "I,and Registry Act." il ���' e I offlce of the Crown Tim i Vgenl al | New Westminster, B. C, Each lender mas' be i 'P^led the"eeast80 .... .... ; ,,.,, ,,,.,,....;,.-, bartered cl>al����: thence !i;n.,. ,��� tavour ot the Deputj of the 'i of commence- .���_,., |(. ,,,��� [nterlor, tor the- am Take notice that, thirtj days alter late I Inten I t'i make application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and t Broughton j Works tor a license to cul and Carry island aboul one mile easl of Booker awa} timber from the following des- Lagoon, thence north (0 chains, west cribed lands, situated in -New West- sn chains, north 80 chains, east 40 minster district. 40 l. Commencing al a post sei on 40 lhe BOUth banli of Cypress creel; about 40 three and ti half, miles west from Silver creelt, thence north eighty cliains, as; eighty chains, BOUth eightj j ber ��f Ul" lin' ;";,n" ����* s in "ll' Clty LTD,' chains, and west eighty cliains to Vancouver, B, C, May 27. 1907. ' i"'1"1 l,f commencement t 2. Commencing tit a post set cloBe i hains. south 40 chains, east i hnln '. south a chains, east i hain-e. south 10 cliains, west chains tee ; oint of commencement. THE M'LAUOHLIN LUMBER CO FIRM ALARM BOXES. Following Is lhe location ami num ��� ���'-'���' ; I tnence weal 1 ehains; thence thence north 80 tvesi io : ' i ement Ministt on the bonus which the applicanl mni of t! s prepared to pay ror a II ' " nol ie ��� iii a pos1 10��th or James xhe highest or anj tend '!l","',��� wesi 10 esaarily accepted. No ten ler by telegraph tertained. - . chains, toi PERLEY 0. KEYBHi Secretary. will be <-.n- 1' WES SHARPE. Department of the Interior, FORESHORE LEASES. i to No. I Stake, thence north eighty Notice Is hereby given that, 80 days chains, west eighty chains, south ofter dale. I Intend to apply to the eighty chains, and east eighty chains Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands ti point-fcf commencement, nnl Works for a lease of the foreshore '.',. Commencing at a post set close right for booming -and milling pur- to No. 1 stake, thence wes: eighty poses, comprising the whole of a bay, chains, south forty chains, east one, given the name of Independent Bay', hltndPBd and sixty chains, nor h forty situated about two miles south of the [chains and west eighty chains to point nortii end of Costi island, on the east of commencement, ..-ini. ot Kiiiinat Arm, ami about two i. Commencing al a post set on the miles south from Kildala Arm. railway bell line, dlstan aboul six Located April Sth. 1907. mllea north of the north shore of WILLIAM MOODY, Locator, Harrison lake thonce wesl ei FRANK VANDALL, Agent. r' chains, nori eight; chains, east, C���Asylum. (i���Royal City Mills. 7���Carnarvon ami Tenth. 8���Royal avenue and Flghth. 0���Firth avenue and Twelfth, 12���St. Mary's Hospital. 13���Second and Park Row. 14���Columbia and Dufferln, 15���Sapperton. /2II���Queen's avenue and Sixth. 21��� ed avenue and Second. 26���Fifth avenue and Fourth. 26���Fifth avenue and Eighth. 27���Thlrel avenue and Tenth. e.2���Agnes and Sixth. SI���Schaako Machine Works. 85���-Columbia and McKensle. ::(>������C.P.R. Station. 42���Small ami Buckland Mills. ROUTE. S.S. Rithet Leaves Victoria on Tuesday and Friday at 7 a.m., and leaves Nen West minster on Wednesday and Saturday at 7 (l.lll. VANCOUVER NANAIMO ROUTE. S. S. Joan Leaves Vancouver daily at 1:30 p.m WEST COAST ROUTE. Steamer Queen City. Leaves Victoria at ll p.m. on 1st, Tth, anil l ith e.n li monl h tor Clayoquot; leaves \';e leiria oa 'Juili [ r Quatslno and waj points. LOWER FRASER RIVER ROUTt. Steatner Transfer Leaves New Westminster on Mon day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurad >y and Frielay at 2 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p. in. with additioual trip on Mon day at ii a. m. Leaves Steveston Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday aud Saturday at 7 a. m.; Friday at ii a. m. additional ��� trip Saturday 5 p. ni. UPPER FRASER RIVER ROUTE S. S. Beaver Leaves New Westminster, s a. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leave, riiilllw-ick 7 a. m. Tuesday, i Thursday and Saturdays, calling at landings between New Westminster ml Chilliw-tck. NORTHERN B. C. ROUTE. 8. S. Tees Leaves Vancouver at 8 p.m. 2ni md llth of each month, calling at Skldegate on flrst trip and Bella Coola on second trip. Time on arrival and iepnrt'iro are approximate. For reservations- and Information "all or address ED. OOULRT. Agent, fTew Westminster. E. .1. COYLE. A��st. Qen. Pass Agent. Vancouver. .7. W, TROUP. QcaenU Superintendent. Victoria. b~~itjrur*iQirai THE DAILY NEWS. 'WEDNESDAY JULY SPECIALS GOODWILLIE'S FAMOUS FRUITS - Raspberries, Cherries, Peaches, Pears. PATTERSON CAMP COFFEE, in two sizes. BERMUDA WHITE ONIONS. FRESH STRAWBERRIES AND TOMATOES. Public Supply Stores GEO. ADAMS Prop. GOOD BUSINESS OPENING A quarter or a half interest for sale in a flourishing Sawmill business. Only ill-health would make a man retire from such a profitable business. About $3000 cash required. This is a cinch. Come and learn full particulars. Malins, Coulthard & Co. Ltd J. H. VIDAL, Mgr. Real Estate Department New Wellington COAL MAYERS & PRESTON Blacksmiths' Coai in stock. OFFICE: FRONT STREET, FOOT OF SIXTH, NEW WESTMINSTER P. O. Box 345 'Phone 105. SUMMER IS HERE Keep out those Bluebottles Fool those Mosquitos by fixing up our Screen Doors and Screen \Vmdows BRYSON & SONS Hardware, Monarch Ranges 187 Columbia St. Tel. 65 tr Agents for "KLEENO' A. ' ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� : ��� �� ��� * * * * * * * Gold Paper. Silver Paper. Gold Foil. Silver Foil. White Enamel Paper. Glazed Surface Paper in various bright colors. Celluloid in Sheets. -AT- J.J. MACKAY y COS BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS and NEWS AGENTS .- > ��� <e> ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� x mmmmmm_mmmu * * * * * fr* ��� ��� **<���**** ���> ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������W4WWW#W * ��� - ��� ��� ��� ��� , ^^-^^^^^ww^wwwwwwwww^wat******i I Electric Railway Inter-urban Line. c. rs for Vancouv* r ami way stations will nm every half- hour from b: 50 a, m, tu 11:30 I', in. City Limits Line���Service from l5;l6 ii. in. to 11 p. in. 22 Minute Service���No transfer, Between 12 and 2 and IJ nnil 7. ?0 Minute Service���During remainder <if day. Transfer nt l.i opoid Place. Sunday Service half-hourly be- tween 8 a.m. and ll jp.in. ��� Sapperton Line. ? 1r Minute Service from S.2E u. ��� in in 11 p.m.. except between ��� 12 ami :', ami b aod 7, during Z tbe service will be * wbicb houi half-hourly, Sunday Service half hourly he tween 8.80 ;r.m. ami 11 p.m. I British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Ltd * ************************************************* MISTAKE PROVES LUCKY FOR BURNABY (Continued from Page One.) dedication of the roads shown thereon. The Corporation will only accept as public highways such roads as they may, by resolution, decide upon. Every map or plan mnst be accompanied by a plan showing the physical features of the land: all streams, rivers, ravines, mountains, hills or hillocks being set forth. N'o blind roads, or courts, within the area of any lot will lie approved, etc., etc. The tender of Gee. Davis and .T. Cherrry for making Gunn Road was accepted as follows: Railway track to Section Xo. 1. JlS.nn per chain: Sec. 1. $19.00; Sect. 2. $19.00: Sec. 3, $19.00: Sec. 4, $1R.00; Sec. 5, $1S.00: Sec. 6, $20.00; 40c per foot for culverts. The tender of F. Dow for work on Ledger's Hill. Hastings Road, at $3.90 per chain, was accepted. Tenders were ordered to be called for Pox drain. Sixth street; widening portion Hastings RoacV "xtension of Smith Avenue; 20 cbains grading Pole Line road. It was decide.] to lend Afr. Eli Landers $"on from the Sinking Fund, upon the security of seven lots wiih buildings in the south part of Dis. Dot 28, at it per cent. Mr. T. .1. Trapp's application for a road to T_ot 166 was laid over till. a councillor for ward is appointed. J >-, The report of. Dr. Walker, Medical: !����� Health Officer, upon the recent out- V break of smallpox at Barnet, and of ;* '%. V'>>'>>>xc<cc*>>>>>>>:>>>:>."*>;^ Alumi Ware i >: I OfFTO THE HERE are some camp requisite .ek; x. do well to take with you JnyoUr JS?*1 m Note these prices: mm<* mg. We lip.ve just opened up a nice j��J line of ALUMINUM C.OODS, including��� GREY CAMP BLANKETS, Special m weights, - per pair $2.75 $335^ CAMP BED PILLOWS, Idled with fine 1 ��* - ' " each 75^ I Preserving Kettles Tea Kettles Rice Boilers Etc., Etc. I CAMP CUSHIONS, covered with Japanese crepon BATH TOWELS, coil each fn ** These goods arc giving '���! splendid satisfaction, ami we '?< recommend them. !���: Special camp sizes, i��� weights, Each Wc or 3 for 25c; /5C, 20c <0i BATHING SUITS for Women and Ch.ldren. CAMP HA TS for Boys and Girls. LUSTRE FOR BATHING SUITS, per yd 25citM his having not given a clean bill of; >::��>>>>::o:o::<cccco::co>>>>:>;.��' he:i)tb "���<"��� ' ��� I ANDERSON I & LUSBY W.S. COLLISTER &C. 247 Columbia Street. New Westminster was received. The steps taken by Dr. Walker, and ' the prompt measures adopted for arresting the spread of the disease were regarded as entirely satisfactory. The disinfection of the houses and also of the isolation hospital and furniture was reported to bave been efficiently carried ont. and the hospital effects had been removed to the Municipal Hall I premise's. The consideration of the Stave Lake I Power Company's application for per- 1 mission to erect a line of high poten- ! tial wire on both sides of Hastings j Road, was postponed till Saturday. July 6th, at .7:30, to enable the Secre- tary of the company to submit propo- sals. The following accounts were passed for payment: Salaries. $242.50: Indemnities, $1S6.00; Dr. Drew, $5.00; , Thos. Haddon, $230.50; A. McLeod.' $4.00; D. S. Curtis. $09.50; King's Printer, $9.00; R. C. Planing Mills. $1.00; Morey & Co. $4.42: Columbian $1.25; C. Helman. $1-17.0(1: R. Mar- rion. $22.00; Deer Lake Mill Co., $70,- 50; Woodward Dept. Stores, $81.30; J. Wynn, $lsn,70; Dr. Walker. $184.70; Reeve's expenses, $17.70; E. Landers, $33.75; .1. If. Ledger, $11.00; H. Plester, $268.85; G, Davies, $50.00; A. R. Attoe. $125: John Moon, $49.05: W. Robertson. $225.00; ,1. Keefer, $37.50; ! .1. \\b Pickens. $7.20; Mark Mills, $130.50; .1. B. Amos, $2. 50; H. Som- mers. $2.50; P. Capon, $3.75; W. Rob- ertson, $87.00; R. Goucher, $21.95; O. Burchell, $57.00; W. Ralph. $2.::o: E.I Seuffl, $40.00; Ralph Yates." $75.00; total, $2,663.32. The Council having adjourned till IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS *M, forgotten, make !l?e miserable when camping LIME JUICE for 'the thirsty LEMONADE TOOTH POWDER for cleanliness SOAP for cleanliness SPIRIT KETTLES for speedily making hot water HAIR BRUSHES POCKET CORKSCREWS Etc., Etc. To those who cannot swim ���Our i Water Wings will support a persi n weighing 250 lbs. as easily as a boy of 50 lbs. By the use of them you can pet tw'ce as much fun out of your morning dip. A Good Ow House on Tth Avenue, near 4th street. Five rooms, hall and pantry, and electric light. Nice lot, stable and chicken run. Price $1800, favorable terms. DOMINION TRUST COMPlf THOS. R. PEARSON, Manager REAL ESTATE ana> INSURANT See Our Window For Camping Requisites T. A. MUIR THE DRUGGIST - Columbia St. "Quality and Price ff When you get supplies ior the pantry you want them fresh. Then when you want good Yea and coffee why don't you call on the man who makes a specialty of them, and get value for your money? bth St., next tn Columbian i Phone 309 Edmonds Tea Co. CARR'S BISCUITS] in half-pound packages c per Ib. ���AT Fire - Proof Vaults JUST OPENED OF THE WESTMINSTER TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO'Y, Ltd. Paid up Capital, i: 100,000 -AT Executors, Trustees, Assignees, Receivers, Liquidators, Guardians MOREY'S 217-219 Columbia St. A 1 jAlso, a lot of lovely things in CHINA, - suitable for wedding gil'is. ' Real estate agreements of sale purchased on short notice The Westminster Trust and Safe Deposit Co., ai BLACKIB BLOCK 1. J. HART, :*aw��*%�� Manager | the following ilay. the clerk, at Saturday's meeting reported failure of ward I ratepayers to nominate a person as i councillor, and that the appointment of a person willing to act now devolved upon the council. Ii was resolved that Charles F. Sprott, .!.('., !����� ap- i pointed councillor for Ward I (he having signified his willingness lo accept Hie offlCe) to fill the vacancy caused | by the resignation of .Mr. J. A. Skin- I ner. t The Council having adjourned till I Saturday; June 1"th, at 2:30 p.m, Adams & Deai r- B U L'l_E T I N��"�����j Great Northern Railwayj *,7l4�� Spokane and return. Account Baptist Young People's Jnion. Tickets on ale July 2 and '.',. return limit duly 10. Fare and One-third for round trip to local points in Washington on account of Fourth of July. [ickets on sale July ;; ���n,| 4< ,.(,tlJrn |im|1 ,,���lv ,;^ $5.55 Seattle and return. Account Twenty- third International Christian Endeavor Convention. I ickets on sale July s and 9, return limit .inly ^ Low round trip rates to all Eas Urn points. Tick-is on sale July 3, 4 and 5; Aug.. 8, 9 and L0; Sept, 11, 12 ami 13; return limil '���"' days. St.Pau] $G0, Chicago $71.50, St.Louis $67.50, Winnipeg $60, New York $107.50 For rates to other points and all information, call on or address F. Telephone 194 C MEYERS, Agent Bank of Commerce Bldg. i
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