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FIRE INSURANCE WHITE, SHILES & CO. W" W WESTMINSTER, B. C. V(H ,UME I. N UMBER lss- LIFE A8SURANCE WHITE, SHILES & C 260 Columbia St. Phone 85. SI MINSTER, B. C, MONT >AY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1900. t FIVIC CENTS PI._ A JY. VER REACHES SUNKEN ENGINE operations For Recovery of G N. R. Locomotive Give Promise of Success. LOCAL MILITIAMEN f|(j[ DESTROYS WILL VISIT ���.�����. P, Mi A and B Compani-s D. C. 0. R. Will Parade in Preparation for Expe dition Tomorrow DEFENSE CONFERENCE HANDSOME RESIDENCE DEALS WIIH NAVIES Home of L. Wilson, Third Canada Wants Battleships in Street, Burned to Ground Pacific-New Zealand Will Yesterday. Make Direct Contribution. STtMR GEORGIA ARRIVES IN PORT RUN COMMENCES BADLY EOR i Canadian Mexican Liner Brings More Freight Shipped Here Via Tehuantepic. Ii lias been definitely decidi I h ithe Sixth Ri-giiietii, Duke ol Con- llllllgllls OWII ItilleS, Willi li., i ;li| ta ,,,���. every Indication thai i-..],i Amhulance, and the Vancouver] The residence of Jaco:, Wilson on London Aug. 14.���Wbll_ the Imper- the efforts ot the High School Cadets, will go io Seal Elghtl ivenue and Third streei waH Ial Defense conference had little dit- pccess . ,.,t, ti,e Oreat Northern tie this week to assist In th. ceremon- j totally destroyed by fire yesterday J Acuity In elaborattag a scheme tor ii t plunged from the lei attending the dedication of the afternoon and a large quantity of fur- the army, as explained [_ detail conwi \e ,..,.,.... i ,i,.. stream Vancouver Welcome arch a meet, nlture and other articles wer lost yesterday' H ing Hi,- of the officers was held in Van-lTh. * ' __ ,. Into the Tm. inoiuhs ago lng the ot theofflcers was held In Van-IThe building wns of frame, a Btoryjfound the naval question a bard prop rl) * U1_ .. ,,. oi Inactivity ow- couver last week al whieh n ... __. and .-. I i m height, and was owned osltlon to .live. All th_ colonies have in the river having elded liai although permissicu had j by L. Wilson, father of Mr. Wilson, agreed to pa. a fair share r_ the cost the currenl too been received trom the governm. nts the occu int of the housi Fireman Met Difficulty. two W^^^^^^^^^ verandah when their attention was! suddenly attracted lo smoke Issuing tl Aftei Iig I0 l"L ri "[���"]. (.'''ry Cook Of Norm of Cunaila and the I'liiicd States, that *'"'" r made i further attempt <m the trip was Impracticable owing to Rw ,1.obtain n 'as: hold on the lack of f Is, Tb. City of Vani . "m- ',''.. . . ., n sligbi mishap then took ";i the matter through the -,k ,.���,���,, : ,, was unable to mayor with the result thai the Tour-I, ^^ __ -,,_ i design. On Saturday ist association of tha city, recognii r'"" "'" """ A momen, l;""' flam��f Briiain's recent policy In th CY' ll everything having been ing the advertising value of the trip, ,,'irM ��hro>J.n :u:"' il "���'> discovered cnliarirnn "7," . . I Vorehand, he aadertook to paj ������. cosl ol charte! ! :" '"��� ��""!<��� UPP" floor was In a The Pacific Squadron. T ,.v': and this time met Ing a vessel, the Rupert City, and -p. ""�� A�� darm was telephoned to When the Anglo-Japanese Treaty f, making a record in give each man f dollars fo, ex ' "' '��'" brigade, number .wo and wa- concluded, Creat Britan w.t.i- ''������' in the Fraser river pensea ''"''" stations answering promptly, drew the greater part of her fleet from ;;:Y . till running swiftly Captain Johnson, senior officer ol '"'" D<?ai "' h-v,,r;",! �� ]:'r'" Ieet the China wast and entirely abolish^ Lt_ dive, descended and sine.'the two oompi ia In New Westmin- '""' ,!'"' ,'l"'"i"^ bu��dln�� ��? the "'" Y'Yh p^c net-'}- ��**�� ot "hk ,. attached to the en-lster was notified to this effect on Sat- ,0SeJ',ne of numb.r !hlv.. ha!1 waslcould be used In conjunction with an lof tli,- navy, inn the discussion as to the particular form the contributions disclosed a Bharp difference between ie sitting talking on the.th( Admlralty apd ,,���. Canadian and An trallan delegates. This was par- cularly true with respect to Great Pacific. The Canadian Mexican lin.-r Georgia reached pori Saturday trom Bali- nu Cruz. Mexico, with one of the largest consignments Of freight lot- local merchants whieli she has brought to thia port. Th... consign- dispatches, the delegates|mem also made the record trip from Liverpool ti) British Columbia via the Tehuantepec railway, which Is now becoming recognized as a valuable trade route fron Europe to ports on ih,. Pacific. The Georgia discharged lnii.-i of her cargo at Victoria and then proceeded to Union for coal before coming up the Fraaer rive,- to New WestmlnBter. she tied up al the Brunett, mills where she will lake a part cargo of lumber tor .Mexican porta ha _ jews. Insufficient to reach the distance. Reaches Record Depth. |H. founil, ground at llu feet Used Only One Line. Th. second brigade coupled on, hut owing to the distance only co ��� line of to toe greatest of care had to be urday and has issued orders for a par- ' r'.,', pa) :.-��� oui air tube and the ade <)f A :*"' " companies tomorrow diver dropping direct to tht evening at the armouries in preparation for the event, The headquarters companies In Van-in0ge could b��� brought into use. ft couver win parade on Wednesday wafi impossible under the tircum- niglii for a similar purpose and to re celve final Instructions regarding the t|, program. It is expected that at least 1^. Baivlng of the property. Most of lhe ftuett depth yet reached iu the tH. Everything was plunged In ky darkn< md the current threat- 'l to pull Cook off his feet despite weights attached to (. b^ and ��������� Groping around e ai length touched what proved to (ih_ Un! i , ��� the locomotive ai- lo�� buried In mud, thereby settling I question since the i , - whether the bottom fas hard nr soft nl this point. Attaches Line to Wheel. Acting on th, Instructions <>f Engln- y M -,:������',v ol the Great Northern iConliini- i on Page Seven). Hint plunges [ity into darkness Australian Bquadron to protect British trade and British possessions in all parts of the Pacific, Tlie Home Government sees no danger in that part of i.ie world, and has full confidence in her eastern ally, The Colo- ^^^^^^^^^^ niiil dp-legates howevp-r, persist iitly - Bitancesjo prevent.the destruction of pictUrd Japan as a rival who might Hopes of Fishermen For a Big Catch Last I.vening Were Not Realised. EIGHT TONS OF PIG IRON FALLS ON TO ATHLETE. ,,.... _, _. .,..., ,,,.r.... I Co. The Iron had been stored in a |<re house, and attention was given to soll,e ()av become possessed nl a deY-ooni over th,. office. Mitchell was sir. for mor,. territory. Tiny, there- tore, while agreeing to contribute to injl to take the trip, Including the |^^J.Yuro-d*ou.^Zn^jS^toT* ��' ��* "** ^ Th,- local companies ?i_..'" ." *!!!,rri"'*'!lnt l!''a _I.'_J_--I^e fuiui'tur. on\hV ground floor"wis ] that there will be some tiv- hundred accompanied saved, but all upstairs was lost. Num- e hall turned out with several men and a hose reel and aided in the tlie greatest ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ energy ^^^^^^ .should he exerted io provide defences ______________________ .work. The loss is at present est;- <-. ,i,,a_ own ,.-.,_,. .,���,, tr-ide by the bugle band will leave the city m.,���.d ,u abol��� $4000 whll insurance/0' Ulelr own coas,s anrt trdde- on Friday night by special car for to the extent of $800, all on the build-J Australia', Fleet. Vancouver where they will join the jngi Australia is already building tor- headquarters companies and march toi |))et]0 lX)ats as the nucleus of her fleet, the boat in the Evans, Coleman, nnd earl GREY HANDS and Canada purposes 1,. do the same. Bvans wharf. Th, boat will leave al The Admiralty believes that these 9:30 p.m. arriving at Seattle early smooth talk to yukoners fl(,(,.s win prove of gre:iU,,. US(, if Saturday morning. A parade wil] be! _ _ controlled from London, but to this h.-ld In the American city ki connec- Dawson,Y. T., Aug. 14.���Fan Grey, thi (_-anadlans do not agree. The tion with the dedication of the arch governor-general of Canada, and Ids fl,.t<t tney gay woujd come t0 the as- at 10:30 a.m.. after which, so fa,- a.s party were met by a steamer above sislanc_ o{ 't'he Mother Country in From reports revived from the fishermen late last night li looked very much as if the hopes of canners and fishermen alike, that the i"ui- mencemem of this week's open Beason would s. e lots nf lish in the river, were moi to be tulfiled. Many Finh Expected. When the men shut their neis al '! O'clock yesterday evening they li.i.l expected to find lots oi sockeye in the river, Inn the nets had only h en over the si|l<- tor a -hort time when it became evident that fish were not ruining well. The tide at the time, however, was noi favorable, and it was hoped thai more Ush would appear later in ihe night. Al midnight the run showed signs of picking up, but from indications at that time it did not seem probable that tlie average would be over 200 to the boat. The tishernmn in ill- upper reaches did better than those toward the mouth last night, this being a rever- mouth last night, this being the reverse of what has been the usual stat-_ of affairs this year. Will Extend Season. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Although no word has yet been D 24 years old, and was the son of thewar<iec] t<) Ottawa, the canners have Re"v. Arthur Mitchell, of Bordentown, now practically decided to ask for an ,N. .1. At Brown University he was extension of the season to September known as a general athlete, and was a> an(j jt [8 expected that this will be popular. granted without demur. It Is proba- ble that a wire will be sent from tho _.___, I headquarters of the Fraser River Can- Ingenious Convict Captured. |_ei.s. Aspociation ,_ Vancouver, to the Huntsvllle, Out., Aug. 15.���Joe fineries department at Ottawa either Smith, a month ago crated a sensa-, today or tomorrow, asking for the ex- iion by whitewashing his trousers at tension. In the ordkiay course of Pittsfu-ld, Mass., Aug. 15 ���William P. Mitchell, a graduate Of Brown University this year, was killed yesterday by eight tons of pig iron, which broke through a ceiling and fell upon hun while he was at his desk in the office of the Stanley Electric Manufacturing wi Is known the men will'be free for Dawson. Many citizens heard him time of need, but it must be absolute- ^.ijhtt Throughout Vancouver and Westminster All Extinguished Saturday Evening. tbe day. On Sunday a drum head Ispeak at Minto park. Replying to an jv un(]er lhe cclatrol of the federal service wlll be held in the tnornig tie- address, which was done on moose- government Canada's first ships fore the men are dismissed. skin covered with native gold. Karl wi��� ^ moder_ crulMrg aml lh(j Ca. Grey said it was tlie greatest trip of DAdIaaj| ttlink ,hat lhe should ,,,. his life. He predicted that organized , ,(l(, jn ^ padfic h au. placer and quartz mining would re> thorlUeB 0n Uu. other hand, want suit in a great future for .ukon Ier- th(,m [n the Atlan..;c whencx, they ritory. He complimented the many ro���id j()ln tl]p m?._ aee, ,_ a Nortj, Americans assisting in the develop- gea f)n ^ .sll0r,es, notice, ment of Canada and the Yukon, say-, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ing that those now coming to H Do- j Finish by 19th. Iminion are but a small return of 'he' The delegates are ln daily confer- million people advanced by Canada to ence, and the Admiralty hopes that a _ help develop the United States. scheme will be completed and ready becretary Wade Praises AC-! The party will visit the creeks aod for presentation to the Conference on 'will hold a public reception al Jov- August 19. tiOFl Of Mission in Forming ernment bouse. New Zealand, Sou* . Africa and the I Oamp Dawson of the Arctic Broth- smaller Colonies have agreed to make Board Of irade erfiood elected the earl an honorary direct eontrir-itions to the British 'member and presented bim W.th the navy, and to depend o.i ii for their skin of a caribou as a souvenir. ! protection. VALLEY SHOWS | PROGRESSIVE SPIRIT Vancouver an | New Westminster *r. plunged in darkness for almost j fn hour on Sal irday evening between and 9:2n. owing to a slight ac-1 JWem at the generating statkn on |^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ he north arm of Burrard inlet. All I ((���ctridtj was cut off, th. lights ex-j _ Dguished. and ear lines Ued up at In Port Haney recently the secre- hnlest time of the busiest dav In tary of the New Westminster board feweok. [| ,v;,s harvestitlme for of trade, C. H. Stuart Wad,, by re- Jiose ,!,��������� keepers who had auxiliary quest of the residents of Maple Kutge, N lamps Installed and a-i annoying addressed a meeting call-d with a fm* (or ti,.s,. who had not view to the formation ol a board oi i[yesterday att.rnoon until'6 o'clock trade for the municipality. Mr. Wade .e local powerhouse ��n Tenth street C-Ugratulated the people o.i tbelr eii- N shut-down in order that some jergetic action and then outlined the '"'''"���<���"���:.' changes might b- made in!work of such a body as they proposed pe arrangement ot the large new to torm. "By your action, said Mi. fansformers recently installed. The ' Wade, "I am jusiihed in b-lieving mai , ^^ ieading Interests I ! . IYZZ Stfeni ZlTZZlrZlIlI ^'Standard Oi, Company, on th. one Standard l"1"!'":: are beln Standard Oil Company May Start a Rate War New York Aug. 15.���The petroleum of the oil market at present is de- .���, , , ',., _ ���_i.iq W|,ich niav dared to be the enormous over-pro- trade is facing a crisis which na dl,ctim of lhe cnuie prodllct| witll ap. lead to a world-wide war in prices be- palmtly no iluiication 0f the lessen- ot the i71g or curtailment of the output The Braoebrldge jail, and thereby making good his escape. He was captured on the Lake of Hays yesterday, and was being brought to Huntsvllle on the steamer Algonquin. When near the | wharf, whe.8 tii. chief of police was waiting to welcome him, Smith leaped overboard, swam ashore and disappeared in the bush. (Continued on Page Five). ERROR IN TREATY CAUSE Of DISPUTE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS CENTRE OF JAPAN Communication by Rail and Telegraph Is Cut Off With District* Affected. Tokyo, Aug. 15.���A severe earth- ... . quake occurred in Central Japan yes- blipm IranSlatlOn Gave Rise1 terday (Saturday) afiernc-m at 3:30 m��� m .ii r\ \ 4. o'clock. The shock was particularly To Trouble Over Antung-,flard around Kyote 0saka and ^ Biwa and Nagoya. All railroa.i communication with these districts has ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ been int.rurpt. . Many houses col- Canton, Aug. 15.-< Special Corres-K8e,d .������� maay ^P'e were ki"eii pondence.)��� It has been ascertained by ^��__Y_ Mukden Railway. the Chinese government that the real goya with a population of more than 250,000 and one of the principal cause of the Antung-Mukden railway nu mU east ipa.,1,1 nr... .Vi.. mlel'llfi," I ,..,n_l, lllli r ' ��� trouble was the mistaken translation of Tokyo, was badly damaged. De PC B'lltl.iy .g operated trom substation temporarily. [EMM MERGER IS NOW ASSURED Oil's statistics hi^^^ , ,.,.,-,-v h u, -, ��iie'pB___nWs_i__ and hand, and lta 125 competitors, big amount of crude oil in storage In the ha. he it and district of New! and little, on the other. An otlieial various oil fields of the country ai V. t,Ltaste * wi. fin" in "our board of tt. big trusi said today thatprices 100 000,000 barrels ^^^ whicu had been tending steaoilj , lt I menace to the Fapita| t0 be $30,000,000���Chater Has B��n Appi.ed For and Only a Few Formalities Rsmain. a valuable ally, a powerful support ln enlarging the interests of the com-j downward, would go still lower inunlty generally, and in bringing to there was any marked improvement, puhlic notice, matters ol general In- The great lerest which would otherwise have' been allowed to rest dormitiii to the detriment of your property and the financial loss of your ratepayers." Mr, Wade suggested that in matters of the agreement betweem th ��� Chinese "'. " . and Japanese, governments In the mod gj �� EgZSftX*^ __.n?s" M right.f-waj jWlth the clUe^ gj�� .flecred Twvn. s ' jty-one deaths and seventy peopie ln- To Reopen Negotiations. Ijui-ed have been reported so far. The matter has been ln the courts j One-fourth of the Shiga prefecture at Mukden for weeks and the Grand ' sustained considerable damage. Mount the'Council has decided to open negotiavlhuki, at the northern end of Lake tions wi'h the governnieiiu.of Japan IBiwa, an extinct volcano, is reported for 50 miles of the road at present.'to have collapsed near the top". The The agreement was made for the con-'shock was slight in Tokyo, believed the Standard will ' sanction of this road eight years ago j , . efore | mal;,. war on foivi.ii concern can pour oil Into tht. United Stat stabiity ' ftve of duty under the new tariff. (Continued on rage .'our). BIIOKEi. STOWS AWA. 10 ESCAPE CREDITORS RICH AUDITOR REWARDS ��� PASTOR FOR SHORT SERMONS Montri I tui (rithln ti Uis 15.���As the result I pine Village ,Ind., Atig. 14.���Rev. J arrangements effected iiM. Williams, a Methodist minister, re past few days the success ;celved B deed today for 60 acres of t'6 cement merger ls now ab Ollltely liai th prace h Deputy Marshals Sought Him From Stem to Stern Before Vessel Pulled Out. New York, Aug. 15.���Several deputy United States marshal, have reported that Isaac Newcomb, a former member of the stock exchange, whom they ��'"n land worth .1-5 an acre from Mr, aud . , .Mrs. Burgoyne Davis because he de- I assured and It Is learned nvereci si,ort sermons while pastor ofl new consolidation will em-{the church which they formerly at- 'he cement plants In the!tended. t'-wha^^^ - prevent leaving the co^iry radian Co__sol WaI c erne nt CKm edness of the sermons of Mr. Wil- because of bankruptcy proceedings L_ . um.ue.i uement com-i _... i hlm> concealed him. PVench line steamship 1*1 the vessel was outside The 60 acres comprise one of th,. three-mile limit on its way to "" Frimce. " v "����� been applied tor ��d only liUn,a that he determined to makei pending against ,,;;, formalities remain o Z, ooZ Independent Tho deed specifies the on ^ ^n " The capitaUsatlon of the brevity of Mr Williams' discourse, as : ^ m��� u "'."'"MKiiiy win bo laii.iinn mm m.i-the consideration received for tlie, ioui* ne __ __ tear! , *���:'������' "'ll be 130,000,000 m ., , ���la.en ! *:";��.lm-<,00 as at first contem- land _ mle�� (pl which $11,000,000 will be 1 r ,nost ferule tractB ot lana in tin referred stock and $19,000,- county. nmpn Stock! There will also! ",,(1 l��sue ��f $5,000,001) the ICZAR TO GRANT P'-f ceni jDno co, p78. bearing . per cent. Mont-. t:,'"'l'sl0l><l that the Bank of feoya Tn ',;"'' "H bankers and the lh..' , ', (-'"upa-ny as trustees for frvin. ���'.;;:.U)at0.. ��""Pa��y. J. S. AMNESTY TO DUMA St. Petersburg, Aug. 15-���It is said that the Czar has decided to grant partial amnesty to former members of which and was made in Chinese, but in its translation to Japanese the meaning of certain clauses in the agreement was misconstrued and Hsl Liang, Viceroy of Manchuria, who is very much opposed to any concessions being granted the Japanese, called out the troops to stop the work on t>.e road. __________________________________\ Governor Resigns. As a remit of the opening of n.- Igotiatlons again Hsi l.iaiig has re- Tears Throat of Woman Who Tries to | signed and the governmenl at Pekln has npiiointed Chao Erh Hsing term F_liH.UL BULLDOG KILLS WOULD-BE RESCUER LIQUOR IS HIDDEN IN BALES OF HAY Assist His Unconscious Mistress. fadnaf^XS* ^rector of the Inter, the Duma who have been Imprisoned th, country. ,. Y,Z\i CemUnt Cl>1����any, Or exiled. There \S a tendency here [officers found . b'^> Practical^ iU ,,h" mer*Br had;,�� re'"-'I this actio,, as a direct seque ,h.s wife in a lca��y completed. jt0 the Czar's visit to the ^le of been reserved New York Aug. 15.���Guarding his mistress as she lay upon the floor of her room unconscious from an attack of epilepsy, a brlndle bulldog sprang at the throat of a yotKig woman who tried to render assistance and fastened his teeth ln her flesh. Resisting the puny efforts of his victim's 8-year-old boy to drive hlm away he continued to mutilate tne woman until she fainted. Then he turned upcu the boy and was only , >. a w ..... w-.i 'prevented from killing him by the Persons who had brought the legal tlmely arrlval ot a neighbor, who ac'ion against Newcomb employed :drove the maddened animal away private detectives, who learned that;from the boy and ended his career Newcomb to avoid service had taken |with a double charge from a "hotgun. ... . .- _-, ������,, ,i,e Physicians say the woman will die passage on the J* Toura ne andI the re wounds court issued an order to the marshals e ^ ^ _, to prevent the former broker leaving , _v_i__. ._ _- They do not P,'"!!,-''!ii'u!m, 'i1,'11'.,"',1' Uillla" sovern-ihonor of the Czar dun "" i- Newcomb _ baggage and stateroom wh'ch had for them. They search- IwighT .mT'Kkir'kd.-rd's'^f.-iWce'ed the veS9el from the how deck to ,. ,I A ...-����.. "Iveu in the hold and departed from the ship to the Duma at the banquet _.lveu \xne^ ^^ ft WM�� ,eavlng jts dock When the La Touraine was well outside the thre.-mlle limit a dock em- OnX steamshTp" U. ^"J^** <>r not *** can v^����8h Its ambassador i��� u,���.. l,llll-v/'nler Into nogoiia-l Provincial authorities have insti- 'i H'J i 3n''' Ul" cr,n-'nited proceedings againsl stOrt*eep m& commercial treaty with WB employing womt'n workers a' night. the boy. Better Have Gone Fishing. Milton, Pa., Aug. 15.���Milton Shive. of Patten, Pa-, yesterday was splitting discarded railroad ties when .. terrific explosion occurred, and he was blown to pieces. It is believed ployee informed the marshals that that a dynamite cap had been cm- Newcomb had been concealed on the cealed in the tie, and that it waa ex- boat hy one of the Btewards. ploded when Shive's ax�� struck it. erly Goveivio,- of Sliiang Kiang. The troops have been withdrawn and the $1200 Worth of Whisky Seized on Way to G. T. P. Construction Camp. Ottawa, Out.. Aug. 0.���Liquor vai- t.-oiihle. will he settled courts. AN OLD LADY'S BUSTLE WAS USED AS A BANK entirely in the ; ued at $1200 and concealed in bales of hay, has becu confiscated while being shipped to the transcontinental construction gangs near La Tuque, bue. The whisky was doubtless being e shipped through for Illegal sale to the the railroad.' it was Port Plain. N. Y, Aug. 15. than $100,000 in bonds, banks notes l laborers on and gold has been found hidden in the'carefully concealed in bales of hay, house of Miss Elizabeth Dlefendorf, i w'Hch to the casual observer were quite innocent-looking packages ""��� the recluse who died her last Satur- The contractors along the line are greatly TS.��_%___ ,T_r_-i5M______sr ���* <"" ��� ... , ._ . of the construction campB. down. If further search promises returns. Many of the bonds found had run to maturity, but still lay nn-1 touched under a loose board, or tucked I ��� beneath a carpet, o>- sewed into-liie ]��� lini-ng of a dress that had not been'* worn for years. I* One nest egg was found in a bon-i* net fashioned in days before the civil ,��� war, another in the bustle of a hoop|* skirt of the Same period. Some of ��� th-e bank notes, notwithstanding their ,��� age, were as clean as on th_ day when ��� they were first counted out from the ��� '..'���'k. They evidently had not been ��� i..._dled since. j* !��� ^^^^_^^ Toronto merchants have formed an'^ Tacoma-Portland���Rain, organization for decorating the stores > Saturday's Baseball. First Game. Aberdeen 1 Vancouver 2 (14 Innings.) Second Game. Aberdeen 2 Vancouver 3 Spokane 2 Seattle x (11 Innings.) at exhibition time. 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A By-law to enable the Council ot *be City of New Westminster ;o raise by loan the sum of Four Thousand ($4000.00) Dollar.- ior tti,. puipo*��_ of advertising the City. Whereas, it is expedient to expend the sum of Four Thousand ($4000.-0.) Dollars In advertising the City and that 'lie said sum shou.d he raised on tli^ credit of the Corporat-on. And Whwreas, It appears that if the Sum of Four Thousand ($4000.00) Dollai'j be appropriated from the general revenue of the City for th-- hours of nine o'clock a.m. and five p. m., at the following places, namely: iTh-c Council Chamber, civic building; the Flre Hall, _ Sapi>erton; aad the ____f__.��3_! _f I1!** .Waterworks 'sueet. Storehouse, W. City Hall. A. DUNCAN. City v_lerk. .Inly 22nd. 1909. NOTICE. Tak_ notice that the above i_ a ��_,_ t���_ ________________________ I'r��POSed By-Law Eleventh whlch wl11 b<" take" in;o considerat 0n "��� the Municipal Council of the City i N. a- Westminster one month from of the debentures therein referred to. tily liaol Debenture By- Law, 1909. the da-.e of the first publication thereof in the Daily News" and "Daily Columbian'' newspapers, which first publication took place on the 29nd day of July 1909, and that a vote of t". Tlie ptOC eds of the saie of the sufficient to pay the inter. _t on the said debentures shall be applied as debenmres. and io create a Blnkmg follows, and not otherwise: rowaraa fund for the payment ot the principal paying the cosl of '-he passing of thereof when due, BUbJect 'o any Act this Bv-law and the issue and sale or emu tin. nt respecting the same. 5. Subject as aforesaid, th< r_ shall raised annually by special rates This By-law shall take effect on he S.S. TRAN 'Ihe sii-aii,--,. |. Brackman-Ker wl afternoon, exci; for Ladner, sn>. Saturday at 2 p.,,, ^F��i. the 25th. day of August 1909, and may as aforesaid, dining 'be currency_oI.Westminster Saturd : ' be citr.1 as ���_.. Waterworks Deben- the said de entureS, th ture, By-law, 1909." teen Hundred ($15 1 Dollars tor .. This By-law before the final the payment of interest thereon and "'��� day , || Ne. the electors of the city will be taken Phasing thereof, shall receive the as- the sum of Two Hundied and Sixty- A By-law to enable the Council oi the City of New Westminster to raise by loan the sum of Six Thousand ($6 p.iini Dollars for the purpose of Waterw����Mca Citv uilding a C'iiy Uaol and Police Court [street curr- nt year the rate of taxation will Room. be excessive, and it is expedient that Whereas, it is expedient to erect a sucl, excessive taxation should be building to be used as a Citj \_aol avoided, and the said sum should be and Police Court Room, and to use rais-d on the credit of the Corpora- that portion of the Civic Building tion, and that debentures should be now used for those purposes, for other issued for that amount. purposes and to expend 'u the erec- Aud, Whereas, for the payment of -,ion of the said building the sum ot on the said promised bylaw "on the 25th day of August, 1909, between the hours of nine o'clock a.m. and five p m at the following places, namely: The Council Chamber, civic building- the Flre Hall. Sapperton; and the Storehouse, Eleven.), sent of ti- electors of the said Ciiy Five and 86-100 ($265.96) Dollar-- to ln th. manm 1- required by tow. provide tor the payment of the prta- Ree, ived the assent of ihe electors cipal. on the day of. .1909. 6. The proc. eds of the sale of tne Reconsidered and finally pas ed In said debentures shall be applied a- open Council the day of follows, and not otherwise: I'owar 1909. W. A. DUNCAN. City Clerk. Hall, July 22nd, 1909. City Cit rk. Mayor. interest on the debentures proposed to be i>sued under this By-Law, and for creating a sinking fund forthepay- mont of th-e said debentures when dpi'-. It will be necessary to raise by spec.a, iai.s in addition to all other rates, each year during the currency of th ��� 6aid debentures, the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty-Five and ($835.46) Dollars- Six Thousand ($6000.00) Dollars, aud that the said sum should be rais. d on the credit of the Corporation. And Whereas, It appears that if th sum of Six Thousand ($600.00) Dollars be appropriated from the general revenue of the Ci;y for the current >e_r the rate of taxation will 4.-10U be excessive, and it is expedient that such excessive taxation should be Waterworks Debenture By Law, 1909. iy loan the Bum of Two Hundred and 'hirty-Four Thousand (1234,000.00) A By-law to enable the Council 01 'he dty of New Westminster to raise [ Dollars for the purpose of the capacity of the Ci System, ^^^^^^^ Wlier.as, it is expedient to struct an additional Main Pipe con- Llne , iRr to the last revised assessment roll thereof, is Five Millions, Three Hundred and Ninety-One Thousand. Four Hundied and Forty-Five ($5,.91,44..- 00) Dollars. Au i. Whereas, the total amount ot the existing debenture debt of tbe said City is One Million, Two Hun- And, Whereas, in order to raise avoided, and the said sum -hould be th- said yearly sum of Two Hun- raised on the credit of the Corpora- . , . .__.__.__ dre-i and Thirty-Five and 46-100 tion, and that debentures should be J��r *** ��ity Waterworks System from ($2_."..46j Dollars an equal special rate issued for that amount. iCoqultlam Lake to the Queen's Park on tiie dollar will be required to be And, Whereas, fo levied on the whole rateable pioperty Interest on tlie d of the City of New Westminster; to be issued under this By-Law, atd And. Whereas, the whole rateable for creating a sinking fund forthepay- property cf the said City, according ment of the said debentures when due. It will be nec-ssary to raise by special rates, in addition to all other rates. each year during the currency of th,- said debentures, tlie sum of Three Hundred and Fifty-three and 19-100 ($353.19) Dollars. And, Whereas, In order to raise the said yearly sum of Thre,- Hundred and r the payment of ji��-*ervoir, and also from the Reser- ntures proposed v,,ir to Ule city limits on Lulu Island, and for that purpose io expend the [sum of Two Hundred and Thirty-Pour Thousand ($234,000.00) Dollars. And Whereas, It appears 'hat if the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty- Four Thousand ($2.4.011) Dollars be appropriated from the general revenue of the City for the current year the rate of taxation will be excessive, and it is expedient that such excessive taxation should be NOTICE. 'i'.ik,. notice that the above is a true copy of the proposed By-iaw which will h taken into considerat on by ��� slunicipal Councl1 of th-- Cty of N'i w Westminster one month from tb, da ,- of th<- first publication th ire of in ihe "Daily News" and "Dally Columbian" newspapers, which frst p . ition took 1 lac on the 22nd. rla-- of July l!i"9. and that a vote of the electors of tlia City will be taken increasing on , >;x\.\ proposed bylaw on the Waterworks 25th day of August, lf.ofi, between the hours of nine o'clock a.m. and five P- ni.. at the following places, namely: Th Council Chamber, civic building; tin Flre Hall, Sapperton; and the Waterworks Storehouse, Eleventh street. W. A. DUNCAN, Citv Clerk. City Hall. July 22nd. 1909. paying the cost of ihe pas�� ng " this Hy-law and the Issue anil sale of the debentures therein referred to. 7. This Bylaw shall lak.- effect on the 25th. day of Augusi 1909, a.i 1 may be cited as the "Hospital Debenture By-law, 1909." 8. This By-law befor.- the final passing thereof, shall reci ve the assent of the electors of the said City in the manner required ''��� law- Received the assent of ibe electors on the day of 1!'"!'- Reconsidered and finally passed In Returning, leav week day morning Additional trip leaving New Westn Tills schedule without notice. For freight and p , . ply to ROBERT 1 a M linst Sli:, j- >f, Or i, Open Council thv 1909. City Clerk. .div Of. Mayor. NOTICE. Tak,- notice that the above is a true copy of the proposed By-law which will b,, taken Into considerat on by the Municipal Council of the City of New Westminster one month trom the da'e ot Hn first publication thereot In the "Daily News" and "Dally Treasurer Uiereo person or persons as may unio lawfully author!; _. Th.- said .lv , payable on the firs, ,1 at such place nr pl cil of lhe said C r; ��� time to limo appoli proval of the bo.d is shall have attached ', fur ihe paynip 11. ol Ini rale of five per centum the amount thereof, shall he paya le half first of January and July, In each and ei said coupons shall I - said Mayor, 4. A special rat. shall be levied and i y.ar. In addition lo all on all rateable property suffiei. nt to pay the iir debentures, and to cr,. fund for the payment ol ""_e INE, .... ��� ther e Hospital Debenture By-Law, 1909. Columbian" newspapers, which frst 'berp-of when due, subjec publication tork place in the 22nd day of July 191)9, and that a vote or the electors of the City will be taken on the said proposed bylaw on tho as aforesaid, during th, Or cnaitm, nt respecting t! 5. Subject as aforesaid be raised annually by ball i,. ��� '��� Com,: I :, the ap. ���������', ua ��� m ��� ',. Interest ' day of ' ��� ' 1 1 thi do::ar - ntq ��������� Cit.. r'-' '0 tie a sitjraf MM m; Act s__. ..1 ciai m���. 00." Dollars proposed to he raised un der the "Hospital Debenture By-law 1909," the "Waterworks Debenture By law 1909," the "Street Improvement to enable the Council ol Westminster ;o raise m of Thirty Thousand Dollars for the purpose And. Whenas, the whole rateable .Interest on the debenture's "proposed Columbian llospit-.l""'' *�� "^ U��jal property of the said City, according!'0 be issl,ed under this By-Law, and Whereas it k .median. t��� tin- last revised assessment roll ifor creating a sinking fund for the pay th '" ~ of New Westminstei And, Whereas, for the payment of of - Brant By-law 1909," the "Incinerator De- .hereof, "is' Wvi'"Millions." Thr�� Hum jment of the said debentures when du_, OOO.OO.'oollailJ fir _h_ ^__1__ IY benture By-law 1909," and the "City dred and Ninety-One Thousand, Four ��t will be necessary to raise by spec, ai slsting in heYrecti ,_���_ ,' !��� ? ,t' . Gaol Debenture By-law 1909," ot Hundred and Forty-Five (.5.891,446, i''ateS- In addition to all other rates, l,i _r 1 , ,n ' , ' which ���one of the principal or inter- 00) Dollars. each year during the currency of the al in this City Columbian Hospit. est is in arrears. And, whereas, the total amount or sill��- debentures, the sum of Thirteen And Whereas it cnt__ ti , 1, ,1 Now therefore tie Municipal Coun- th. existing debenture debt of the Thousand, Seven Hundred and Sev- _uTof tS tLE'uSo 00.00 cil of the Corporation of the City of said Cit) ls One Million, Two Hun- onty-Pour and 52-100 ($13,774.52) Dol- Dollan ��� 1JU,u?and ($30,000.00) New WestmlnBter enacts as follow 1. It shall be lawful for the Mayor of the said City to raise by way of loan from any person or persons, bod.. or bodies corjKirate, who may be willing to advance the same on the cretin of the debentures, hereinafter mentioned, any sum or sums of money, not exceeding In the whole the sum Of Four Thousand ($4000.00) Dollars and and Ninety-Two Thousand 00) Dollars proposed to be raised un der the "Hospital Debenture Bylaw 1909," the "Waterworks Debenture Bylaw 1909," the "Street Improvement By-law 1909," the "Incinerator De- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ benture By-law 1909," and the "City 10 cause the same to be Paid into Gaol Debenture By-law 1909," or the Treasury of the said City for the which none of the principal or inter-1'�� purposes mentioned herein. est is In arrears. 2. It shall be lawful for the Mayor Now therefore the Municipal ('oun- to cause any number of debentures oil of the Corporation of the City of to be made, not exceeding in tho New WestmlnBter enacts as follows: whol,. the sum of Four Thousand 1. u shall be lawful for the Mayor ($10011.00) Dollars, for such sums "t 0f the said City to raise hy way or money as may be required, not less loan from any person or persons, body than $100.00 each, or an equivalent or bodies corporate, who may be will- expressed in pounds sterling of the jng to advance the same on the credit United Kingdom of Croat Britain and of the debentures, hereinafter men- Ireland, at a value of 4.860 to ihe tioned, arv sum or sums of money, pound sterling; and aj] such debent- not exceeding in the whole the sum ures shall ibe sealed with the S-al of- SJx Thousand ($6000.00) Dollars of the Corporation signed by the and to cause the same to be paid into Mayor and countersigned by the the Treasury of the said City for the Treasurer thereof, or by such oth r purposes mentioned herein. 2. It shall be lawful for the Mayor jto cause any number of debentures lo be made, not exceeding in the whole the sum of Six Thousand ($6000.00) Dollars, for such sums of 26th day of August, 1909, between the hours of nin,- o'clock a.m. and five P- im., at the following places, namely: Th-.- Council Chamber, civic building; the Flre Hall, Sapperton; and the Waterworks Storehouse, Eleventh street. W. A. DUNCAN, CUv Clerk. Citv Hall. July 22nd, 1909. ��� : Street Improvement Debenture By-law, 1909. _....._. .ccuu. ui me _uy tor tne A Bylaw to enable the Councl! or And, Whereas, In order to raise the current year the rate of taxation will 'be City of New Westminster 10 raise itl yearly Sum of Thirteen Thousand be ���������-�������� -- ��� ������ ���-- "" '��� " Seven Hundred and Seventy-Four and sue- 52-100 ($13,774.52) Dollars an equal avoided, and the said sum should be for Street Improvements special rate on the dollar will be re- raised on the credit of the Corpora-: Whereas, certain sums of money hav quired to be levied on the whole rate- tion, and that debentures should he this v.iu- been expended oul of th :��� ri.-nt ot rs be appropriated from the general revenue of the City for the dred and Nineteen Thousand, One:lars- Hundred ($1,219,100.00) Dollars irre . ... spective of the sum of Three Hundred i!,altl yearly Sum 0f Thirteen Thousand he excessive and _ ~i_ WwfZiiff. ,'f", bvlom" ,i,_"_,.,',", '^f~n'f (1.82,000,Ifeyen Hundredand Seventy-Fo,.. and ^mTZS^SAS^^^ V'It^YI Sl&O.OO, Hundred and Dollars person or persons as may be thereunto lawfully authorized. 3. The said debentures shall be ' payable on the first day of July 1959, at such place or places as the Coun- able property- of the City of New issued for that amo Westminster; | And, And, Whereas, the whole rateable Interest on the debenture's proposed of property of the said City, according to be issued under this By-Law, and I to the last revised assessment roll for creating asinkingfund forthepay thereof, is Five Millions, Three Hun- ment of the said debentures when due . , .... , unt- Igenen-i revenue of .he Ctiy for the Anu, w nereas, for the payment of |construction, improvement and repair certain streets and sidewalks, and t is expedient that certain additional sums be spent in like manner, amount- 'ng In all (with sums alread. so Hundred nnd Forty-Five ($5,3.1.445.'- ...fes" __T ad.nT<m Y'lIiYl^ SpeC'a' "","_, "' \he S"m of 0:'-' Hundr, ,I 00) Dollars. _frh i. , . . *" other ra,l'Sl u,ld Four Thousand ($104,000.00) Dol- And Whereas, the total amount of ZSS&tSS't^ ^^ ��f "" liiTS' the existing debenture debt of the Hundred and Sixty-Five said City is One Million, Two Hun- ($1765.96) Dollar." l8and (fl0W0��.00. Dollars b.- appro- one And, Whereas, m order to raise the jprlated from the gsneral revehue urrencj r i.he said debentures, th. of Five Thousand Two Hundred ($5,2 v Dollars for the payment 1 interest thereon, and the sum of Hu_. di-.-d and Twenty-two d'- i.O ��� hilars to provide for the repay the principal. ^^^^^^ fi. Tlie proc-.-eds of the tl, 0'V.> said debentures shall be applied u follows, and not otherwise 1 wartu paying the eost of the I a ng 0! this Hy-law and the issue and sale of the debentures therein referred to. 7. This By law shall taki- ��� ffect Oil the 26tb. flay of August 1909, and may be cited as the "Street Improvement Debenture Hy-law, 1909." 8. This By-law before the final passing thereof, shall receive th-assent of the eleclor. of tli ��� id Ciiy in the manner required 1 aw, Received the assent of v, el 'toi* on the day of, , . . 1909. Reconsidered and fin. .-! In open Council the day of 1909. City Clerk. Mayo dred and Ninety-One Thousand, Four It will I>p nerp��_ir_ ,r ., , cr..-j . ___ ��,_ . _., _p. .".* *<��� n"> 00 nic'ssaiy to raise by special Bp, uures^ the sum of Seventeen | And Whereas, It ap|*>ar.. thai if th. and 96-1U0 sum of One Hundred and Four Thou- dred and Nineteen Thousand, .��� ^ Hundred ($1,219,100.00) Dollars Irre- said yearly sum of Seventeen Hun-jof the C'iiy for the current spectlve of the sum of One Hundred dred and Sixty-Five and 96-100 year the rate of taxation Will and Sixty-Four Thousand ($164,000.- ($1765.96) Dollars an equal special rate|be excessive, and It is expedient that excessive taxation should be 00) Dollars proDosed to be raised un- on the dollar win h_" ���������,- a , ��� _ , ter the "Hospital Debenture By-law fevied oS��lhe whole'.ateaT " �� "" > Water���orko n_h,.���f,,,._ n.. ����� ... ���,. . .. ����>_��<m.wu 1909,'; the "Waterworks Deb,"nt..7oB..;^ anv ����e s:llu s��"> "hould be law 1909," the "Street Improvement By-law 1909," benture Gaol which raise, on the cred t of Ihe Corporation, and that debentures should be ayment of s proposed By-Law, and NOTICE. Tak,. notice that the ���'' v, is a. true copy of the pi pos 1 B law which will bg taken In ��� lerat"_ by the Municipal Com,, ol the CV of New Westminster n nth li the date of tlie 'Irst pu 11 there. of in the "Daily News' and l-'.y Columbian" newspapers, ch frst publication took place on th ___��� 'lay of July 1909, and Ihat a vote o( Hie electors of the City svl . be taW on the said proposed ' iw nn tb. 25th day of August, jy,,;,. between tbe hours of nine o'clock a.m. and five p. San^ro^nv01.. Z^' ^f ? S_]JV? '^^ssTnLSS ?_. ^ Si^"ihIZT^��li^ ] -��. ,. a u, F^S^&E&^t?^ HUbdS _n��� 'Hg^SS -d amount to be expend,-.! on ea. ���_ , _. v_.�� ���_. _*c loouvu uuul-i ung uy-L#_lw vr 'n. arr,ears-, ��� ,, Hundred and Forty-Five ($5,391,445-- for creating a sinking fund for the pay- ^^^^^^^_^^^ ... -___ ....... -, ,.Nofw *he^fore lh,e Municipal Coun- 00) Dollars. ment of the said debentures whendue cll of the said Corporation may from money as may be required, not less l^*1 or ���e corporation of tihe City of i And Whereas, the total amount or It will be necessary to raise bv special time to time appoint, with the ap- than $100.00 each, or an equivalent; New Westminster enacts as follows: the existing debenture debt of the'rates, in addition to all other rates proval of the holders thereof, and expressed in pounds sterling of the' L It shall be lawful for the Mayor Bald Citv is rin_ Minion t.... _..- _--v. Shall have attached to them coupons United Kingdom of Great Britain and for the rayment of Interest at the Ireland, at a value of 4.806 to the rate of five per centum per annum on pound sterling; and all such debent- the amount thereof, which interest ures shall ibe sealed with the Seal shall be payable half yearly on uhe of the Corporation Blgned by the first of January and the first day of Mayor and countersigned by the July, in each and every year, and the Treasurer thereof, or by such other said coii|ions shall be signed by ihe person or persons a.s may be ther,.. said Mayor. unio lawfully authorized. 4. A special rate on the dollar 3, The said debentures shall be shall bo levied and raised In each payable on the first day of July 1959 year, in addition to all other rates, at such place or places as the Coun on all rateable property of the City, cll of the said Cor|K>ratlon may from sufficient to pay the Interest on the time fo limo appoint, with the ap- debenuiros, and to create a sinking proval of the holders thereof, and fund for the payment of the principal shall have attached to them coupons thert-of when due, subject to any Act for the payment of interest at the namely: building; and ilie Eleven! m., at the follow.ng plac, - The Council Chamber, civic the Fl,_ Hall, Sapperton; Waterworks Storehouse, street. W. A. DUNCAN, C ty Ulerk City Hall, July 22nd, l:"'i'. The following is a list of the stieets or enactment respecting the same. 6. Subject as aforesaid, there shall be raised annually bv Special rates as aforesaid, during the currency of the said debentures, the sum of Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars for the payment of lnteresi thereon, and the Bum of Thirty Five and 46-100 ($::5.h;. Dollars to provide for the repayment of the principal fi. Tli ^^^^^ said debdftures shall be applied as followa, and not otherwise! Tow.nis paying the cost of thn passing of thlB By-law and the Issue and sale of the debentures therein referred to. 7. This By-law shall take effect on the 25th. day of August 1909, and may be cited as the "Advi-rtlslng By-law 1909." rate of live- per centum per annum on the amount thereof, which interest ii"_i be payable l|a'f yearly on uhe iri-t of January and the first day of uiy, in each and every year, and th.- aid coupons shall be signed by lhe aid Mayor, I. A special rate on the do;lar hall be levied and raised in each ^^^^^^ wir. in addition lo all olhor rates proceeds of the sale or th* on -ill rateable properly ���f ihe City, sufficient to pay the Interest on the debentures, and to create a sinking fund for the payment of the principal fheri-of w-hen due, subject to any Act ;or enactment respecting the same. 5. Subject as aforesaid, ther_ shall be raised annually by special rates ,'as aforesaid, during the currency of _ ��._. �� . . . .. _ ,n�� Kili,i debentures, the Sum of Three 8. This Bylaw before the final Hundred ($300.00) Dollars for the passing thereof, shall receive the_aB-1payment of Interest thereon and the or bodies corporate, who may be will- spective of the sum of Three Hundr, d ($6 122 00) rx,ll_rV ing to advance the same on the credit and Sixty-Eight Thousand ($368 000 '-'liim> Dollars of tlie debentures, hereinafter men- 00) Dollars proposed to be ral ' tioned, any sum or sums of money, '' not exceeding in the whole the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty-Four Thousand ($234,000) Dollars, and to w.i.�� __._, lnP _noiner_i���r Tin levied ��� tt, _ v. . ------ " "~ cause the same to be paid Into benture Bv-law 1909" and tTl IY of __ ��",hp"'.hole���eable property the Treasury of the *ald City for tho Gaol Debenture By-law 190. " or ' ' ~ W Wcstniinst0r purposes mentioned herein. ;which none of the ^^ And, Whereas, |n order to raise the sfl ,"_' _?.._Ze<_ry s.'ln_of S|x Thousand One 00) on be 00) Dollars props. d to be raised un- said yearly sum of Six��� Thousand O ?So?f_l_f,.taI Deben,ure By-law Hundred and Twenty tw (16122 0 "w'190?' T_*ter���rk�� debenture By- Dollars an equal sp^al _S" _ , J;,���'!16 Streei Improvement the dollar will be reauhu_ to By-law 1909," the "Incinerator Do- levied on the whol J! 1 ... And, Whereas, the whole rateable under the provisions of th,. Improvement Debenture Bylaw, Columbia street, Hassam ��� ment $ Columbia street, Glllandrs IIIII ... Front street Agnes street Dufferin Btreet Dollars, for such sums of money of the said City to raise bv wav of '. ".fLJ*1 ���Mlna< not te83 loan from any person or personstodv than $100.00 each, or an equivalent or bodies corporate, who nnv he will- expressed In pounds sterling of the In- to advance the same on the creflil United Kingdom of Great Britain and of the debentures Ireland, at a value of 4.8.6 to the Honed, anv sum pound Bterllng; and all such deboni- not exceeding in ures shall ie sealed with tlie Seal | of Thirty Thousand And, or sent of the eloct/irs of the said City ln the manner required by law. Received the assent of the electors on the day of 1909. Reconsidered and finally passed In OP*n Council the day of 1909. City Clerk. Mayor. Wim of Fifty-Three and 19.100 ($53.19) Dollars to provide for the repayment of the principal. 6. The proceeds of the sale of the said debentures shall be applied as foliows, and not otherwise: Towards paying the cost of (he passing or this By-law and the issue nnd sale of the debentures therein referred to of the Corpora 1 mn signed bv the Mayor and couniersigned by ihe Treasurer thereof, or by such other person or persons as may be there- unio lawfully authorized. 3. The said debentures shall be payable on the first day of July 1959. at such place or places as the Council of the said Corporation may from lime to lime appoint, with the approval of the holders thereof, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest at the rate of five per centum per annum on the amount thereof, which Interest shall be payable half yearly on uho first of January and the first day of July, In each and every year, and the said coupons shall be signed by the said Mayor. 4. A special rate on the dollar shall be levied and raised In each war, ln addition to all olhor rates, Whereas, the total amount or the existing debenture debt of the said City is On,. Million, Two Hun 'lied and Nineteen Thousand, one hereinafter men- Hundred ($1,216,100.00) Dollars Irre sums of money. Spective of the sum of Two Hundred the whole the ��um and Ninety-Four Thousand ($294 000- id ($30,000.00) D01- 00) Douarg proposed to be raised un- ars and to cause th,. same to be paid der ihe "Hospll ,| lehem,,! 1. i u��o the Treasury of the said City for 1009," th. -vIIIoIdIYI ^ the purposes mentioned herein. Jaw 1909" thn '�����,,������ .J, (J ISMS, _!__ STMSK 3t ��_.���"���'">���'*��-* _.��� 6 _,!_ ��!?ay ,,e re(l,lIlv'', not leas I Now therefore thp Mnnlcln���l i'n������ than I1Q0.00 each, 0r an equivalent [cll of the Cor oration o^! ffil Citv nf t^P,LP:S_ J" ���iOI'"di BtPr��n�� of thejNew Westminster e___t?^���_��L?' .acts as follows; It shall he lawful for the Mayor Unlf-d Kingdom of Great Britain and I 1 Ireland, at a value of 4.866 to the of the said City to "rais",'bv��-_7n. s��venth avenue Fifth street . . . Seventh sireet ... L'glnii streot ... Nanaimo sireet . Twelfth street .. Thirteenth Btreet Fourteenth street Hamilton s'reot . Dublin street . .. Edinburgh street London sireet .. Tenth Btreet ... . Alberta sireet ... Coburg street . .. Lelth street Royal avenue . .. Queen's avenue .. Fifth avenue ... Fourth avenue ... Sixth avenue Street ll)" 9." _4,UI�� 1,600 600 3,000 300 400 ���too f,nO 2,400 600 3,600 3,600 1,100 I 600 1,6110 , 100 1,200 -750 600 i.m) 300 750 300 too 300 3,000 2.500 1.700 1,1100 2,500 1,600 pound sterling; and ^ such d- -- j, f - -- -�� ""I"" "'^ "r Eighth avenue" ..'.-'������ **_ ure, shal, the sealed with the S-eal'or bodies co/poVe^ who^TyL^l i�������* ^ rnoration signed by the, lng to advance the same on the-Mttlt Tenth aveni1" of the Mayor Corporation and countersigned by tne NOTICE. Take notice that the above is a true copy of the proposed By-law which will be taken into consideration by the Municipal Council of the City Of New Westminster one month from the date of the first publication there 7. This By-law shall take effect on Ion nil rateable property of the City the 25th. day of August 1909. and may he cited as the "City Jail Debenture By-law, 1909." 8. This By-law before tho final pass'.ng thereof, shall receive the as sent of the electors of the said City ln the manner required bv law. Received the assent of the electors of ln the "Daily News" and "Dally on the day of. . Columbian" newspapers, which first publication took place on the 22nd flav of July 1909, nnd that a vote ot the electors of the City wlll be taken on tiie said proposed bylaw on the Wth day of August, 1909, betwOen the ..1909 Reconsidered and finally passed ln sufficient to pay the interest on the debentures, and to creat.,. a sinking fund for the payment of the principal thereof when due, subject to any Act or enactment respecting the same. 5- Subject as aforesaid, I lure Bhall be raised annually by special rates as aforesaid, during the currency of the said debentures, the sum of Eleven Thousand Sewn Hundred Treasurer thereof, or by such other person or persons as may be thereunto lawfully authorized 3. Th_ said debentures shall be payable on the first day of .Tu]v 1959 at such place or places as the Council of the said Corporation may from time to time appoint, with the approval of the hoider8 thereof and shall have attached to them coupons,.��� .,_ ,.,__., .... e_ for the payment of Interest at the | whole the sum of On chanan avenue Streots generally Total of the debentures, hereinafter men-,HoBpl,Rl 8,rcpt, Blair and Bu tioned, any sum or surns of money "'" " not exceeding ln the whole the sum of One Hundred and Four Thousand ($104,000,000) Dollars and to cause the same to be paid Into thv Treasury of the said City for the purposes mentioned herein. 2. It shall be lawful for the Mayor I to cause any number of rtebontu -ns to he made, not exceeding in the 600 1,000 \ 4,600 ,$104,000 Incinerator Debenture By- Law, 1909. open Council the day of ($11,700) Dollars for the payment of 1909. interest thereon, and the sum of Two Thousand and Seventy-Four and 52- 100 I$2074.521 Dollars to provide Tor City Clerk. Mayor, the repayment of the principal. trhate &��__ Pr/Ven,Um nerann7m-o7[_ou.B_:houi;d (b_��bW,^LA<^71f ��"u? YZT^ the amount thereof, whieh ir,te-n��t * ��..���>. ...���- . uouars 'he City of New Wes 111 nstt'p- '" ' . _ 11 _ , 1 ��� . ">'n interest for Bucn sums of monov as inn 1 , .. . m 1 , Ti.misnnH shall be payable half ye;il.y nn ,;hY__ -_-���iro,i ���t i__��� __L a.s,���'.!!_ ._ Iofin the sum of Twenty Thoii-^ first " July snld said 4. ,^___^^^^ shall be levied and nils year. In addition to nil on eiljn each ure, shal, tn scaled wl^The" %. SjJ} J? g^-g *.*��!, ���ear. n munition to all other r-,i���_ ��# Ii._ ���������_.���'�����<��> -, 'V, . . rei use at lie rost or iw _.�����,_��_ ���w��� ���rs,��0jt��; <% srssugg g s �����_;.,s_r��S_ rniiii- Uni! mondav. AUGUST 16, 190��. THE DAILY NEWS., PAGE SI.VK.N. ml ,$^o,i��tJO.oo) Division of New Westmlnsti (a). The name-, addre . iii,_ ore pation of the applicant i the \;. couver Power Company, 1 having Its bend ollif- a tl) Vancouver, British Columbia capital of $2.5iio,t)iiii, dlvl. ...",iii),000 shares of $1.0'i each, a: _������ of Twenty Thousv .. u . "Y, the " W'" ,. divil mat .I....I.I ������'��� _ vim i-hould be ol tbe Corpora- hould be mliy paid up. (ib) The nam ,,,r n���. iiavnien. or ^^^t^__^_^Smi Diver Reaches ;>-��&_-____��� Sunken Engine 1 from I-agi l i ^^_ debentures ^^^^^^^^ i this By-Law, and ���,���,, the And, "iip-iena. iw, the pa > 111 ��� ��� 11 ll for ��� iry to ii lo all "���* ____., saiil d. Bum nl Une Thou. Ired and Seventy-seven or bi urce (if of the in.ii,in.. | propO ed tion i.- an unnamed lak. ______(1 ^^^^^^ cr> i ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ n 1111' 111 s i a sinking fund for the pay- Mlslllloet river, North Arm Bu ,.,.,,,���,._ whendue, jnJet (indian River) at oi raise by special miles from its ni<iuth. other rates, j y. -j-h currency of thi ��� point of division j live mili-s fom the jun cii ek with Said river. ^^^^^^ (d)- The quantity ���i wati. lor (in cubic feet per second), j cubic feet per second. ii-i. The character of th, iMised works is the diversio cn-ok by means of dam, ditch, Hum, *l"d.,!;,i',<_,'7.1177 30) Dollars. n order to raise the A��d' lne Thousand One entyTeven and 30-100 �� equal special rate , will be required 'o ne ,iaun-al waterways, tu ":i ' h rateable property ���,_ ,llc levied on'nt ^ WegtmlnBtw. the whole rateable ro'nertv of the said ��ty, according r" '��� ,, vised assessment rob Millions, Three Hun One Thousand, Four ireiM<i '-.,, Forty-Five ($6,391,446.- '���ni, ('pppii, passe I in one of the big drlvln. irning with th,- sp ir, en i A wire Cabltf wa; . drawn through the wheel with the heavy don- ��� transfer barge S-Vl1 anchored above. Doulu :,i whether the cable enough to stan I the p operations w rest, iday. ^^^^^^^^ Second Attempt Sunday. Div, again descend d yester- nfiernoon at 5 o'clock, guiding .ere suspend 1 ��� ^___ And, Whereas, to tl"' ,... ti,,. total amount of . nture debi of the Thousand One Hun turinj othe Hundred 00) Di I ��� "r sal ��� ��� "M ���' ,"', i0) dollars Irrespectiv J*.1! Thre, Hundred an osed to lie raised un- \ ; Debenture i'-.- aw . i works Deb- ntur. By ' ". ,.. the "Street Improvement '�� 1909 the "Incinerator De- _ 1909," a_d the "City ( .... By-law 1909," oi Yj;dl , . the principal or inter- I mt I.- In ' itr;i- Kow thi I re 'he Municipal < oun- ( oration of the City of Y, v.- ter enacts as follows: '" ji .., , lawful for Hu- Mayor lolilie said City to raise by way or I jean from nj p< -son or persons, bod ip.,;. oi ite, who may be will- [ilgtoadi ��� ihe same on the cr.dit 0, | . ires, hereinafter men ,,,. vim or sums of money, Ml ,. ��� _ in the whole the sum (ctTwenti li.ppusand ($20,000.00) Dol nnels and pipes,/1'1Jise,f by l''<��� cable fastened the establishment ln conn ction :';' '"!|'- He experienced compara therewith of a water power ; an toi '���'''������ lr""iile In attaching an- ih. generation of electricity I me ' ' '-'��� '" ""' wheel, making two chanlcal, Industrial aim a , ,Y' * pul] waa given by the purposes and particularly i:. op i; ;|i' ;i s"'iliii placed on the Station of motors, math ie i . etric ' 'n8 'he locomotive some lighiiig. iramways and Othi works "' u!"" '��� was deemed advls- for which such light, beat and powei : ""''1 todaJ The diver ur.- suitable and avail. . """ l< was the Intention, pro- (I). The premises ,���. which the!v!(li' ; 'Ue tackle 1"'l)v"(l '-"1":" to U" water is to be used U to generate electric power, light an i . toi traction, lighting, beating, manufac- and all and every industrial or, purpose-, to whii h M v Istraii to raise the locomotive and ��� il could be plac I on ������ Ith a wrecking crane. But .-,, med to be anj doubt of ii Ing Insufficient for this, iiii , tiviv would be di igg ���! along the the water is to be u ed to. ! ' V,'' Btlallo,wer,wate whe,l��I [power or mining purpose, descrl e V';1'1 ('Y'^1"1' ">/'"'" "��'". ,acku' th,. ���iac wi,,-,-. the walei Is to .��� re- ""' ln ""' >'r"senl ""e" v"""' turned to sunn natural channel and Has ExPert Assistance. the difference In altitude between Mi ' i assisted in his work by ,point of diversion and point ol ra- two expen assistants to whom lv at- tum. The water la to be returned tributes much of his success In this to the North Ann ol Burr.ird Inlet difficult task, Ben Gilbert, the tender at or n.-ar the plac- where the pres- wl ttenda io the diving equipment, .ni power house of the applicant is and the air tube, and Leslie Graves, in situated. The difference ol eleva charge ol tbe air pump, Th-e operation between point ol diversion and tions yesterday were watched by a IKiint of return is about 2200 feet. large crowd of people from the bridge (j). The area ol Grown land in- and the shor. and not only the diver tended to be occupied hv the proposed'''H' one "f lhe assistant-, who gave works will not exceed So acres ,an exhibition of rope Bwarmlng In or- (k). This notice was posted on the der to reach ihe bridge trom the scow 13th, 14th 10th 19th day of July, and attach guide lines, cam. In for 1909, and application will be mad,- to jm��rlted applause. ithe Commissioner on ths 2uth day or, Urs and to cause tie Same to be paid 'August, 1909. , HOUSE OF Jl. ��� Tr.,. ury of the said City for I _��� pan of the n.t m.irandum ot ^^^^^^^^ _ . , m__Hnn��_ herein asosciauon or the company which, VS b-tWoJttTlto/flr authorizes the proposed application! Montr,,,!, Aug. l..-.I,.dgo Choquet ,������<,;. imber of debentures and works, reads as follows: today declared that the Montr,*! Wo- !, . _.: ..ot pxpeeding in the, (_). The objecUfor which the [men's jail was a House oi Corrup- "CORRUPTION" NOT "CORRECTION" w_ole the sum of Twenty Thousand company is established and to which ii. .-v,..rs for such sums of obj.-cts the company are restrlcti-d monp.v aa may be require-, not less are the acquisition of water and thai Ji ach, or an equivalent water power iby records of unrecord- [ expressed in ;��unds sterling of th* ed water or by the purchase ot Dulled Kingdom of Great Britain and water records or water privileges Ireland, at a value of 4.866 to the for. pound Mer.nv, and all such deb-,t-' la). Constructing, operating and j urtf shall ��� sealed with the S..-al maintaining electric works, power \ ef the Corporation signed by the houses, generating plant and such Mt; : and , oiiiuerslgiied by the oth^r appliances and conveniences as | Treas'irer thereof, or by uuch other are necesasry and proper for the, per. n or pereons as may be there- generating of electricity or electric i Unto lawfully authorised, power, or any othe form of de-1 3. Ths Bald debentures shall be veloptad power, and for transmitting payable on the first day of July 1959, Ithe same to be used by the company at such pla, e or places as the Coun or by i_rsons or companies contract- ��K oi th? paid Corporation may from'lng with the company therefor, as time to time appoint, with tbe ap- a motive power for the operating ot proval ol ih,- holders thereof, and,motors, machinery, or electric light- shall hav. attached to them coui>ons ing or other works, or to be supplied for ihe payment of Interest at the by the company to consumers for rale of five per centum per annum on heating or as a motive power for pro- tie amount 'hereof, which interest polling tramways, or for driving, shall be paya le half yearly on Uie: hauling, lifting, pumping, lighting, Um of January and the first day of crushing, smelling, drilling and mill-1vation between point of diversion and July, In each nnd every year, and the lng or for any othe, operation, to] point of return is about 300 feet, (j) mM coupons shall be signed by the which It may be adapted or to be Area 0f Crown land lnundel to be used or supplied for or In connection loccupied by the proposed works will tion," and not a "House of Correction," and sent.need two women, who hud stuli'ii $l,5ili) from a man s pocket. to Kingston penitentiary. If sen. to the Montreal jail, he said, they would have had an opportunity for planning lives of vice. WILL BUILD CANCER HOSPITAL IN LONDON London, Aug 15���The trustees ot the fund of $1,250,000 left by H"nry Barnato to found a hospital In memory of his brother, Barney Barn ito, will dev.itv that sum to the building and the endowment Of a cancer hospital ln London. where the water is to be returned to some natural channel, and the differ- ence In altitude between point of dl-1 version and point ot return. The water is to be returned to river near mouth of same, and difference of ele- said Mitvo' ��. A Bpecial rate on the dollar with any other purposes for which shall tie bvled and raised in each electricity or electric power may be juar, in addition to all other rates, (applied or required. OD all rateable property of Aha City. | (g)- For rendering water and Sufficient to pay the Inter, st on the water power available for use. appll- debentures and to create a Blnklng cation and distribution by erecting fund for t_e payment of the principal dams, increasing the head of water In thereof ��hen due, subject to anv Act any existing body of water, or ex or enaetm, nt respecting the same pending the area thereof, diverting 6. Subject as aforesaid, ther. shall the waters of any stream, pound or le raised annually by special rates j lake Into any other channel or ohan- a�� aforesaid, during the currency of nels, laying or erecting any line or the said ('.���b'entures, th_ sum of One flume, pipe or wire constructing any Thousand ($1,00000) Dollars for the raceway, reservoir, aqueduct, welr, Payment ot Interest thereon and the | wheel, building or other eTection or ����m of One Hundred and Seventy-1 work which may be required in con- Sevfn and 30-100 ($177.30) Dollars tolnectlon with tie Improvement and the repayment of th�� pnn- Provld. to clpal. M 6 The proc.eds of ths sale of the ��td de> em ures shall b�� applied as follows, -lnJ not otherwise: Towarus paying th. coRt of the passing of this Bj law and the issue and sabs of the debentures therein Teferred to- 7- Thi,; Hy law shall take effect on tie 25th day of August 1909, _nd may be cited __ the "Incinerator Debenture By-law. 1909." 8 Tli- Hy-law before ths final P&fsli.p thereof, shall receive th. ���*��� sent ot th* electors of the said CUy in th.. manner required by law. Received the assent of the electors on th" ��� day of 1909. Open 1909 <"sldered and finally passed ln Council the day of City Clerk. Mayor. NOTICE. notice that the above la a py of th~ proposed By-law Tak true . ..be taken Into consideration ��T th- Municipal Council of the City th k WeB,mlnster oae month from ����� date of the first P-blica_l___ there win the --Dally New." and "Daly w timhlan" newspapers, which first Wft��catlo��� took plac* on the 22ad- "a> ol July 1909, and that a vot�� of M* electors of th. City win be taken "ii the sai_ ��� use of the said water and water- power or by altering, renewing, extending, Improving, repairing or maintaining any such works or any part thereof. VANOOUVER POWER CO., LTD. Signatures: V. H. W. Hope, A. K. Beck, directors; J. V. Armstrong, sec- re t__ry. P. O. Address, Vancouver, B. C. [Seal of Vancouved Power Co.. Ltd.J WATER NOTICE. inot exceed 320 acres, (k) Thi. notice was posted on the 7th day of July, 1D09. and application will be made to the Commissioner oa the 11th day of August 1009. (1) Give i j Lhe names and addresses of any ri- | parlaii proprietors or licenses Who or whoso lands are likely to be affected by the proposed works, either above , or below the outlet, B. F. Dlckins, Vancouver, B. c. The part of the Memorandum of i Association of the Company which authorized the proposed application and works, reads as follows: (3) The objects tor which tne Company is established and to which objects the Company are restricted are th�� acquisition of water and water power by records of unrecorded water or by the purchase of water records or water privileges for (a) Constructing, operating and maintaining electric works, power houses, generating plant and such other appliances and conveniences as are necessary and proper for the generating of electricity, or electric power, or any other form of develoi��ed power and for transmitting the same to be ua_d by ;he Company or by persons or companies contracting with the company therefor, as a motive power for the operating of motors, machinery or Notice Is hereby given that an ap plication will b_ made under Part V. ��,���..���. to of the "Water Act. 1909," to obtain a electric lighting or other works o, to license in the New Westminster Dl- bs applied by the Company to con- vision of New Westminster District, isumers for heating or as a motive <a) Th. name address and occupa- , power for propelling tramways, or for loUf the applicant is the Vancou- driving, hauling. "^ P��nSg ver Power Company, Limited, having lighting, crushing, smelting, drilling ul head office at t_e City of Vancou-'and milling or for any Other opera- v.r British Co.umb a, and having ajtlons to which it may be adapted or capital of $2,500,000 divided l.tojrjto be used or supplUM for or in con 500,00- shares of $100 each, all fully paid up- (b) The name of the lake, nection with any other purposes for which electricity or electric power stream or source MlslUoet River, | may tbe applied Or required, (g) ��or ___* a��� Burrard Inlet (Indian rendering water and water power S3)'. S" ?S. XI! oi' ��!��__*_ *_ _i___-_^_^-__!_3a Is situated about 12 miles from the toouth of the river, (d) The quantity of water applied tor in cubic feet P^ trlbutlon by erecting dams, increasing the head _ water in any existing body of water, or extending the ai_a gi".e sau proposed bylaw on __��� ^DL^^lc5Tu_i____ and com- ing any lta* or flume, pipe or wire I' h day of August, 1909, between the "*JKf^J!___i_ ?���h par icuiarly In constructing any raceways, reservoir ���>"* "I nine o'clock a.m and _v�� n. ���erc_U___..rp? e. a_lJ_. ^Uinev. Induct welr. wheel, buildlns. or _ .,, ��_���_*."*"��""�� ���������. and five P- Th ,. ,ho, lowing plseMf hamety: the i-'i,.fnS_U hTb";_?.Ilc bulld,.g Waterworks street. Sapperton; and the Eleventh Storehouse, W July 22nd, 1909. A. DUNCAN, City Olerk. ______ ��imi /.1 Th_ character "of jtbereof, diverting the waters of any ?h_^______ i!_.fc. _ wa^P^werlatream, pond or lake into any other pM��X SSSsA reTecmcity ichanne. -channel^lay^or erect- WATER NOTICE. _- -. y-.-i�����- ���-- I - machiney, laaueduct welr, wheel, building, 2l^T��_Sf_? fhe operXn ot !^tV erectton or work which may be eiecuc Mgnwng, ��e ��v required In connection with the InV ^7!,_h?_^_)^B��wI and use of the said water such light, heat and POSW We P water or a,terln_ Te. mu . tw.. th. Jater 11 to benewlng. extending, Improving, repair- mark at the mouth of the river. (��) ,or any part thereoT. The purposes tor which the water I8 VANCOUVER POWER CO'Y., LIU. to be used ls to generate electric p��w J (Slgnature) F H> w> Hope, A. B. Noli Ier, light and heat for traction, light- ling heating, manufacturing and a�� Beck, Directors. ^^^^^^^^ '"Wire hi vm-_w . Ung heating, manufacturing ana ����� | J. V. Arronrong, Secretary. 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If Kennif- was sufficiently dis- j WAS ,N R0TTEN CONDITION abb 1 to Ik forced to reiirf- for the balance of the game the player wno ; Montreal, Aug. ]...���Some signih- laid bim out should have drawn a.\Caat hsht Was lhrown "I^n the ad- dec. for the balance of the match II^IlI^I^I^^ or Rsinnie should have be��n allowed taira by the Royal Commission re- E. A. Paige Managing Director 10 get |rdek into the game. It certain, sumed this morning. ly looked inconsistent to see the vie- J-"irst, a new and direct accusation UHIieHT tim of a foul play ruled oft the fl-Id was made to the effect that certain MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1909. A FAIR CRITICISM. It is a sincere pleasure to all lovers Of lacrosso In New Westminster and Vanoouver to know that there Is one journal in Vancouver, with the courage of its convictions. We refer to the Saturday SuniM. In a masterly review of the game, many excellent reasons are given f'>r Vancouver's d1-! at. and an absolutely unbiased criiicisrti given of the rougli-house tactics iitiii the "hoodlums" who In vaded the ground, before the finish of tlu- match. We have already given our opinion of tha tracas that happened on th1-- "fatal" 7th, and without, further criticism publish in full the Saturday Sunset report: ��� "Vancouver didn't pull off a win against the Westminster club last Saturday at Recreation park primarily for the reason that the champions played better lacrosse. And now the Minto Cup, which all the time has appeared to me to be Safe in the Royai City, looks safer than ever, to. if the champions dcml win another game from 'he Vancouver team this season I would Ilk,- to put myself down on record as ready to chew my hat at one sluing, and straw never did agrc-e with my constitution. On the showing of last Saturday I will be s,lr- prised if Vancouver is able to W-'n more than one If any at all of tli" remaining three games from the"*Fn�� s<;r River champions, and when we review the pas: Vancouver entiiu- .lasts should think themselves lucky that they have a pair of wins against the husky Royals. "I said that Vtmcouver lost the game primarily because Westminster played better lacrosse. I would Hke to add that Vancouver lost any chances of changing the tide of fortune by roligh-hoiise tactics WhlchTe- prlved the team of its players at the most needed moments, and that Vancouver rightfully forfeited any claims tn the match by methods worthy of the advanced order of ox-fellei's. No team which makes a specialty ol cutting down players has a license to win and thank" goodness wiih strict and impartial officials they stand about a 100 to 1 chance of turning the trick. "Even had Vancouver not killed their chances of winning on Saturday last, by undue slugging, I th nk tho champions deserved the game. They played better lacrosse than the locals in every department and the fact, that the score was as close as ii was g_vo me the greatest surprise. The Royals were <itn only faster but their passing was belter, tb"lr style more deshing and*their combination more machinelike and telling. Vancouver lacked speed ln the field and when the home did get the ball they were so slow in getting down to work that the West- muster defence bad ample Uiiie to form a veritable stone wall in front Of their net and when the shot did come It was generally from far out where more than one red-sbirted player had a chance io save. The Vancouver team, too, made a mistake in throwing too much of the shooting CU Ihe shoulders of Lalonde, great allot though _p_ is, who was clu-cked up to the hill and who rarely found an opening. Had the form of attack been varied the team might have looked for different results. So much for the game. "I can't help referring again to tho slugging element which semis to creep Into all games between Westminster and Vancouver. Vancouver players and supporters naturally thought the Vancouver team and players got the WOI-t of tin- decisions. I don't think they did. From whor- I could see what was going on in the Held, I IIiink Westminster got much the worst of U and Vancouver escaped mighty w.ii, ovn.1 lf penalties near the end of the game did deprive thin of any chances to win. How did that Spripger-Oeo, Ronnie clash Htrlke lhe average fan? There was something eminently out of proportion ln this. R-nnlu had to retire from the game temporarily, from a crack over the eye from Springer's slick, and by the way, I may say 1 think the blow was purely accidental. R'-nnie went to the clubhouse for repairs and rather than further delay the game Lund was called on to n" his place, when Rn.mio returned to lh-,. game at the opening of the fourth quarter he was debarred from playing on a protest from the Vancouver player that he had exceeded the time limit in which to return to ths game anil still Springer, who compelled his retirement, hud been back 13 the game for over five minutes. It may be the gaum all right, but It didn't look like ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ men who had been discharged from whii,- the offending player enjoyed the roads department for dishonesty unlimited freedom and either the have been re-engaged at the instiga- ruk-s need amondlng or the penalty tir,n of members of the roads com- , ., _, ,���, ���. , mitlee. Then inquiry was dircted to of tl,��� officials was not in proportion ^ relationsllip Ltween .Messrs R to the seriousnesa of the offence. 1 Brun.-tt and E. Belanger and the de- merely call attention to this inc dent partment. to show how groundless are the claims of many of the more partizan V; i.i- .\ number O. Foresters and their couver enthusiasts, who would have friends took _i the excursion by the everyone believe that Westminster got steamer City of Nanaimo on Saturday, all th�� best of the refereelng returning the same evening. They all the best or the reierttlng. s]p(,nl . pleaaant tlme 0/] ,hp irfp ���'One of the great troubles with the Vancouver team is that Its players. -��� management and supporters, have not l/nUny Chnii/c yet learned how to take a defeat iHliCj ullUVVo gracefully. When 0 _rlen was rub-'l off Just before time a lot of hoodlums t gathered on the field and serious j trouble was only narrowly averted. Again, after the gamc- Judge of Flay , ,Peele was assaulted, and I think it would be only an unbalanced enthu- ilast who would commu.i l such a'des- , , , ,. ,.,, , _,, ��� Westminster board in its publicity picable act. Tlie Vancouver repre- WQrk and thus obui_ . maxJmum Bentatlves on the governing lacrosse amount om advertising with a mini- body call tor fearless officials, but mum amount of expense to yourself; when these officials perform their {��r -N'ew Westminster being undaubt- , , _ edly the point to which you should look they are assaulted. Surely ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������^^ ~-, Fine Writing Paper* If you want the correct thing In stationery , always rely on getting it at our store. we ar. ready to show you our latest styles md ' We buy direct from the manufacturers, and ca fore save you money and assure you of oettinc _ T date stationery, it will pay you to deal with _ Progressive Spirit (Continued from Page One.) of advertising the new board, when ALL OVER TOE WORLD "% thousands of housewives ^ use Sunlight Soap in pref- t, erence to any other, because It cleanses the clothes more thoroughly, and at half the cost without injury to hands or fabric. Follow dlrcctioas. EIGHT DEAD AND MANY INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK 11 TODHUNTER & BURR 5 Booksellers, Stationers, News.J<-__|e ! X Successors to J. J. MACKAY __ CO. duties the Vanoouver team must be insincere in its protestations for clean lacrosse. If so the players should be an object for police supervisku rath- for support in all matters affecting your commercial and agricultural interests is entitled to expect a large measure of support to its industries from the residents of your municipality; and therefore whatever bene- er than come under the control of fits it can assist you in obtaining, or officials whose rulings they disrespect. The Vancouver team has no special dispensation to use their opponents as they deem fit and w-ltb league officers wiih more backbone, with a little chaser of i>oIice intervention, both the Vancouver and Westminster la- jwhatever settlements it can Introduce Into your midst, and will tend to Increase the prosperity of its citizens and the prestige and influence of the communities resident in the Fraser River valley. A resolution favoring the establishment of a board to embrace the municipality was moved by Mr. Ferguson Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 14 ��� I Eight are dead and fifty injured, some' fatally, as the result of a headon ! collision betwe.-n train No. S, north- bound, and train No. 1, southbound, on the Denver & Rio Grand,- at Hus- ter, 13 miles north of Colorado Springs, this morning. The trains were both running at terrific spe.-d and met on . a curve. No. 8, drawn by two engines, telescoped the baggage car and , smoker on No. 1, and all three EU- glnes went into the ditch. With more than 400 passengers on the two trains the excitement following the accident was Indescribable. Relief trains bearing Burgeons ani nurses were rushed to the wreck and the wounded were brought to local hospitals. WE ARE REAL, you how it is ch T0 SHOW f'ai"r to buy oq, high-class bii.lv mater,a|j than U h to p�� v.poor. �� kind. We ,���,lt lQ buildings bub, , ���lr ffiate_ rials that nevi . . r,..ia;r8 We can point | , :,���. ���,,,������ that need repair, a: the t._,.. But they were not built 0f our materials. See where ��_��� cheapness lies? GILLEY BROS., Ltd. crosse clubs would soon realize th'' and seconded by Mr. E. W. Beckett position they occupy in the public j and carried also thai the board should e ., jembrace the country between the t'M ^_______________ land Stave rivers (partly in the neigh- I boring municipalities), and another resolution favored a joint meeting of delegates md those interested in the movement of the Port Haney public hall when officers would be elected and organization completed. A committee of five to canvass th,- district around Port Haney, Sander- for- Many Incendiary Fires Are Attributed J^"N Lougheed, C. Pelletier and J- __ I lD- Robertson, was appointed, u.id it WL WAR THREATENS IN CITY OF HOUSTON to Negroes and Whites Com- menet to Arm. New York, Aug. 14.���A despatch to the Herald from Houston, Tex., says: Following the receipt by the police authorities of an anonymous letter, evidently written by a champion of j the negroes, threatening to destroy was further resolved to Invite the Port Hammond and district improvement association to name flve delegates to canvass this district west to the Pitt river, Mes.rs. Heai>_ and Gilchrist of Ruskin, and A. W. Spils- bury and T. H. Robertsca, of Whonnock, were asked to look after then- several districts. Reeve Laity wa. suggested as the first president of the board, be being elected by the whole municipality and an independent man; the vice-presi ito the city, have been purchased by negroes. ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS. A. W. McLeod left on Saturday on a short trip to Seattle. Miss McLeod, who lias beco spending a few days, the guest oi friends in Seattle, has returned home. I The Burnaby municipal council has lie! a number of contracts for cement [culvert., to be used in connection [with th.- road Improvement work now uider way in tbe municipality, to the I_oyal City Contract Co., of this city. W. EL Fales, proprietor Of the W. |_. Fales Furniture Emporium, left on '. Saturday on a holiday trip, in the course of which he will visit his son, Dr. Fales, of Walla Walla, and will also lake In the Seattle fair. He is accompanied by his grandson, Willie Fales. S. Bowell of this city, whoB-,. marriage with Miss Lottie Johnslone _f Salmon Arm was recently announced,, has returned to the city, after a honeymoon trip In thy upper country. Mr. and Mrs. Bowell will take up their residence at Sapperton. The remains of the late John M. , Routley of Langley, whos,. death occurred in the city last week, wery interred on Saturday afternoon at tho I. O. O. F. cemetery. ,he funeral ar- rargements bp-lng fci thv, hands of D. Murchle. Kev. j. s. Henderson conducted the funera] services. The board Of trad,- has received large consignment of folders issued by the provincial governmenl ai victoria atl veil Isl ng the province. A large cm of the parliament buildings occupies two of the eight pages, threa pageB are given to facts about ihe province in condensed form, and there are cuts of fruit harvesting, fishing, mining, hunting and salmon fishing. from the populous parts of the district and at separate parts of the same. I.ever Brothers, Toronto, win send you free a cake of their famous Plan to! toilet soap, if you mention this paper, the city by lire if the police did not , ^^_ desist in their present methods of |"?___! I?'1 !^r.?'a.ry ���.^lM 1_e1_jho_ff,Q dealing with criminal negroes, IS incendiary fires have occurred in the city in the last three days, entailing a property loss of more than $.0,000. :ia one case a negro was detected in the act of setting fire to a residence in such a manner that the stairway would burn first, imprisoning an the sleeping occupants on the upper floor. In many instances shavings and paper soaked in oil have been found in the hallways of houses. One fire, evidently started by negroes, destroyed 11 houses. The whites are aroused and one of the afternoon papers today suggests that the whites form a protective alli- ii.ice and patrol the city armed with guns, arresting every negro found on the outside of recognized jiegro eettle- tnents. Threats are being made by reckless persons to deal summarily with the negroes as a class without distinction. It is known that several hundred Springfield rifles, recently shipped in- Would you win a 109-Piece Dinner Set? and at the same time secure the best flour sold In the province of British Columbia today? Each month we are giving away ten dinner Bets to those who are fortunate enough to secure from the sacks of Royal Standard Flour the coupons bearing the winning numbers. Many lucky ones have already secured a dinner set��� you may be next. But whether you get a dinner set or not Royal Standard Flour Is always a winner. Selected ) wheat, scientific milling, care- r fu| packing and storage, marketing So that It will reach you at perfection's highest point, make Royal Standard the acme of goodness In a flour. Insist U|X>n your grocer carrying It MANUFACTURED BY VANCOUVER MILLING AND GRAIN CO., Ltd. VANCOUVER, B. C NOTICE. 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Letters of Credit issued, available with correspondents ln all parts of the world. Savings Bank Department���Deposits received In sums of $1 und upward, ind interest allowed at 3 per cent, per lnnum (present rate). ..->_. A.setn over $lfi8,000,00u.l)0. nilVI WESTMINSTER BRANCH, G. D. BRYMNER, Manager. The Oxford Chancellor Range Everyone buying a range should get one that will give perfect satll faction in cooking and baking, Is economical ln the use Of fuel, that is cool to work over ln the hot* weather, and also easy to operate and keep clean. If you wish to be satisfied In the_eresp_ct_ you will buy an Oxford range atfer you bave Inspected It. The prices also of these ranges u* much lower than those of other makes. Call In ami inspect out stock. T. J. 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" W"Urn '"'nt, of Importance, this bank i> f Canada int,re,U m0r�� fu"y *h�� W ��*'r bi�� 8AVINQ8 DEPOSITS SOLICITED. Manager N. H. MACDONALD, New Weitmlnster. ������ ������������������������������ ������������������������������������������������������������**" ADVERTISE IN THE Easterbrook Milling Company, Eburne, B. C. FLOUR ! FLOUR! IMPERIAL 17.25 per Bbl- HUNGARIAN JEWEL..$6.75 per Bbl. TERMINAL $5.25 per Bbl. HINDOO FLOUR $4.50 per Bbl. McQuarrie & fn..FI'oun ANp fekd M__m^Tj_ FRONT STREET. New Westminster. Telephone V�� . t Northern Crown Bank HEAD OFFICE, WINNIPEG THE ONLY BANK WITH HEAD OFFICE IN THE WEST. PAID UP CAPITAL $2,200.00�� AUGUST 16, 1909 THE DAILY NEWS PAGE .IVE. Move-On Sale. See our advertisement on Page Eight. W.S. Collister & Co. MANAIiER QUkKRIE TAKES KIM FROM THAW CASE -a Attempt to Defend Ions on the Ground of Cerebral Tornado and Not Responsible." Columbian College Fall Term Begins Tuesday, Sept. 7, 9 A. M. Fu'' We <eac' _o_rs��. Te- dents ft w. us ness course; modern methods���two practical instructors. Music Art. University High School and Public School xperienced instructor^__Gymnasium instruction given to stu- ��� charge. For rate_ for board Or tuition apply to j. SIPPRELL, Principal. " Get Your Home Furnishings From the Old Reliable House. We have quality and prices in proportion. See W. E. PALES 612-618 Agnes Street. NEW ITALIAN RUNNER DOES STARTLING STUNTS Emilie Lunghi. Newly Acquired Irish American Athletic Club Man. Is Veriy Fast. Undertaking in all its Branches. PHONE 176. NIGHT CALL 81. Manai Q ien_e of tbe Tecumsehs ilng some tali thinking Is .- endeavori to rake up an excus. i vk made bj lows upon :. the Shamrock-Indian game. . bat v Identlj been follow- Ins & Thaw case and has sot his bead hill of alienists, hypothetical auei and brain ..oun.. When Ions comee up foi trial he w4H etx dea | rove that the player at tLe . committed the assault was . ..... in., hig action, having a cerebral torna lo by a blov . -. trom the ball. TiM ,. inag< i ui ib,. Indians is quot- ��� . .. ,i :!..��� Montreal Star: ,������ ..��� K . . hii lum In 'in- i v with i. a ba:. bi tore the So-called as New ��orl \v I i Emilie Lunghi, the great Italian runner, has Joined tbe Irish-American \ C and is irun- in( every afternoon ai Celtic park. Train-..r Robertson when he saw Lun- . [ method of working immediately vi the wholi thing and started tb. Italian sprinting. Lunghi, who, by ihe way, Is working to fli himseit for tlu- half mile, lias bee i running The Royal Bank of Canada (Incorporated 1S69) Capital Paid up Reserve Fund Total Assets $ 4.700.000 5,400,000 55,000.000 In and out of town aoconnti soli- T^e***********^***^*^*** ����������������������������������� JGasoline Tanks and Fishermen's Supplies: * long distances. Tht- first day he, ... I '���: I i'i ilk pink Lunghi ran two cited. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ n. under 9 minutes an 30 seociads, savings BANK DEPARTMENT oacn Robertson Imm idlately cm the young Dalian's work to a quarter ��� mile The tint nlghi t effort showed 53 1-5 seconds. The nexi afternoon j Foreign and Domestic Exchang. and III was sent ov. r a furlong, mud Travellers Cbequ-.-s bought end Sold. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ _ ��-1came home on the bit in 2:i seconds. Telegraphic transfers effected. v, bad mixed up his ._, |,.w _ays iate,. Robertson seni him __ brain b ai <\ eni thai he ov with the dashers, an.l Lunghi as- did noi know whai he was doing. He tout wl . entire, exonerated. Look JAMES & McCLUGHAN ���Trust Block, Front St.. New Westminster 1 PHONE your Classified Want Ads to The Daily News, the most widely-read paper in New Westminster. Phone A-22 ��� ��� ��� ��� and Mr. Querrle triumphant- lj h .1 . .1 ., ii... .iv nt, whii li proved a coj - of Bia alii ia\ .i made by In. Crawford, ol Toronto, in whieli thi ...' ter '- e Ifles thai aftei carefully . poor Mickey ions, he came to tlie conclusion that he was nol re- Bponsi ,, toi his actions for several minutes after he received ihat ball Hi ih eye, which was thrown by Kails, m fact, that he did not know what he was doing till after (be g>->t Lack in the dressing room. Now what more could you ask?" said Mr. Querrie. "Sure, We are going to stand by the pour boy, and what i*. more, We maintain that the National Lacrosse Union have no right to meddle with things which happened OUtSld. Of their jurisdiction, and that Mr. Lally has no reason Io report this matter to them. The other clubs may slam us, for they have done so befor.-, but that ls Clarence uo reason we are going to resi u o.ir pretensions to the championship.' unded the trainer by iyar.is in lu 3-5 sec��*ipl- Btepping Xew Westminster, B. F SHUTE, C. Branch, Manager. Vancouver and Now Westminster crickel teams on Saturday, at Brockton Point, played to a draw with twelve m-.-n on eacli Bide instead ot the usual eleven. The weather and The Question Where to buy furniture cheap as well as good Is Answered by directing you to the store where THE VERY LATEST IN THING PostCards IS AT MOREY'S TEN VIEWS IN ONE INSERTED FOLDER. FOUR OF THE VIEWS HAVE TO DO WITH THE MINTO CUP. SEND ONE TO EVERYBODY YOU KNOW. TEN CENTS EACH. MOREY'S BOOKSTORE. 665 Columbia street. J the ground were most unsatisfactory youUckn"see the" largest stock" of new owing to rain. ^YY^YY.^^Yli? and second-hand goods of all kinds in bat first and declar.-d with four wick- ^e ,,|,-| eta down and two retired tor 1_ runs. , have . Spienilid Cream Separator Westminster with only an hour to f0T ggjg nearlv new. play succeeded in making it a draw Oom-e'and si?e how much more you with two wickets to spare. Follow- can get for yonr money nere than elsewhere M____i__��l_l CANADIAN PACIFIC ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS ^^^^^^^^^^^ Follow lng are th-,. scores ^^^^^^^^^ VANOOUVER, Crossfield. b P. .1 Peers 2_ Crane, ct. Houghton 27 _____^____________H> 37 BASEBALL. For information as to contracts, consult the ad ver- ��� tising man. A 'phone call will bring him to your ��� place of business. X >*���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������*������������������������ We Are Selling' No. 1 Dairy Butter, per pound, 30c Standing of Clubs in NoKh western League. I'd. .630 .68] Seattle ��� ��� Spokane - Aberdeen Portland . Vancouver Tacoma . Won. 73 .8 ill Lost. .3 I'.i ill I'pii ,433 .36!) N'.-lsiin, r Murphy, h Welfare - - Stanford, b Oddy ... lll.ngsworth, not out Wid-.s IT) Vou will find it to your advantage to arrange your hooking at this offlce, whether you intend to travel or sena- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ing for your friend3. _\|r>^ 4_tf%tf>tf^_4_ Sailing From Quebec. nllb/M ��__f|_Pl_-V-_"% Empress of Ireland August 27 SECOND - HAND STORE. Empress of Britain .. ..September 10 Columbia St. "Man on the Wheel, j For other dates and particulars ap- Repairlng of guns, umbrellas, type writers, and light automatic machln ery and bicycles a specialty ��������������������������������������������������������� SEATTLE CLEANS UP IN BIG MEET AT A. Y. 46 | No. 2 Dairy Butter, per pound, 25c BEST VALUES IN TEAS AND COF FEES. OUR 40c COFFEE (FRESH GROUND) IS A WINNER. Seattle led by sixteen points at the close of the big meet of the A. A. O. at the exposition on Saturday o! the las' week. The scores ot the ccm- testing clubs are as follows: Seattle Athletic Club Olympic Club Chicago Athletic Association ������ ������ New York Athletic Club ... .,,. ���Kansas City Athletic Club Multnomah Club Mon Haven Athletic Cluh Boston Athletic Cluh Missouri Athletic Club Ii-l McLean (unattached), Phoenix ArUona The only record brokcu wa? Total H1 At 5:15 p.m. innings declared closed WESTMINSTER. J. W�� Langford, h Hodges S. Richardson, h Hodges F J. Peers, h Hodges T. Oddy ct. and b, Crossfield ... C. Ju3'd. lbw., li Hodges II Welfare, b Hodg.-s P. C. Laehmar, not out T. D. Sherriff, b Crossfield .... ;E. C. Davey, b Crossfield IC- S. Cook, b Crossfield Rev. C. W. Houghton, did not bat FAIRiA. F. Menzies, did not bat. Byes 0 Westminster Transfer Co. ufllee 'Phone 1i_ nam Phone 18? Columbia Street Baggage delivered promptly to any part ot the city. Light and Heavy Hauling OFFICE���TRAM DEPOT ply to E. GOULET, C. P. R. Agent. 6. P. DILLON, 0. V. S. (McGill University.) Veterinary Surgeon to the City of New Westminster. OFFICE: FIRE HALL INo. 1 Total MANY SCRAPS AHEAD FOR JACK JOHNSON Chicago. Aug. in.���.lack Johnson, -li'wlio considers the proposed Jet!r__- 17 Johnson match for the heavyweight 12 championship of the world made. Mid ,'p does not doubt that Sam Berger has 6 authority to sign the preliminary ar- 6 rangements. today will leave for the 1 coast where he is matched to fight ... Jack O'Brien before the Ooffroth Cluh .00 September 6, and Stanley Keichel hat iin October. After his fight with to sign Th. Maple Leaf Fereter" * jl We have taken the Maple Leaf fur our trade mark, because it is Canadian. ROWAN'S ADAMS & DEANS,j*!^S:ies and Crockeryware TELEPHONE 97. ITON, VEAL, PORK Frsih Pork sausages dally. Be��t of Farmer's Pork. PACIFIC Meat Market ^^^ !___��ne 192 McMENEMY & ANDERSON for hurling the sixteen-pound shot, j Keichel he will come east Kpb Rose, the %ung California'final articles wth Jeffries, who w glan. doing th. trick with a put of,have returned from Euro,* by that 50 and 26-100 feet. itlnw>- B.C.L.A. Meeting. ! President Gray, of the B. C Lacrosse Association, has called il i special meeting of Ihat or#d nidation U he held In this city on HursJiy evening next, when the referee question will be discussed. Several other Important matters will also come up for dlscusr'on. French Rider Beats Walthour. Paris, Aug. IB,���Magiet, the French pace-follower, defeated Hobby Walthour, tho American cyclist, ln a SO-kilometre motor-paced match here lust night. The time was 24 minutes 3 1-5 seconds. Run Commences Badly For Week1 vL/ PERFECTION COCOA (Maple Leaf Label) I IS MADE Uf CANADA, AND IS THE PUREST AMD BEST. THE COWAN CO., Ltd., TORONTO Electric Railway Service j Interurban Line. Cars for Vancouver and way nations will run every half hour from 5:50 a. m. Last car leaves at 11 p. m. Laat car leaves Vancouver at 11:30 p.m. Cars leave the depot every tw"nty minutes tor both Sap- Ipprtnn and city limits over the "ty line. City Line: Cara leave tram offlce on the hour, twenty minutes after, and forty minute- after, commencing at 6:20 a. m Sapperton Line: Cars leave at ten minutes after the hour, half past and fifty minutes after the hour, commencing at 6:30 ^ a. m. Sunday service balf-houriy between 8:30 a. m. and 11. P- ra ��� ��� 4 j British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Ltd j events the season Is due to close on Wednesday of the present week. Commissioner Inspects Traps. Dr. Prince, who has been ln the city for the last few ilays, paid a ! visit to the traps on the American tsitle al Boundary Bay on Saturday af- I ternoon. Attempts to locate him Manager McCloskey of Milwaukee j yrBtenlay evening were unavailing, has signed -lack Warner, the old N^w but it |s Btlttotl that on his return he York catcher. reported having found the traps all ������- idown. and full of fish, although the Eddie Karger, the old Cardinal ick)S_ s,,���s<���, wag then supposed to pitcher, Ik making a nice showing.t_on with the Boston Americans, | Thp tla|,y rpport of the canners' as- . isocliitlon for Satuidnv Is as follows: Pitcher Durham, who was given a l Bellingham���Canneries still have a trial hy the Giants, hna been turned ;,������ (I,ll,l,lv of flBh Al,out ;;0 pPI. cent. hack to Toronto by the Columbus jhumpbuck's being taktu In their traps club. Frank Alhti. the Southern college pitch-.-r, secured by Detroit, struck out ten men ln a recent game at Memphis. It Is said now that both Cleveland and Pittsburg will be Invaded by tho American association next season. SUCCESSOR TO DOWIE FIGURES IN COURTS ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS Chicago, Aug. 15���Wilbur Glen Vo- llva, of Zlon City, successor to the late' John Alexander Dowle, as over- ���eer of the Christian Catholic Apostolic church, may be imprisoned In Uke County jail ln a few da^- |M. A judgment against him for *1"-UV" entered last Thursday by Judge Robert Wright, of Belvidere, In favor ��\ Attorney Philip Motherslll. who sued Voliva for slander and libel, must be paid or Voliva must appeal the c_a��e In order for him to keep out of Jail. It Is said he is -.nable to pay the Judgment. Anacortes���Canneries still have a full supply of flsh. About 75 per cent, humpbacks are being taken in lower traps. Boundary Bay traps taking mostly sockeyes. Phoinlx���Average 200. Imperial���Average 160. Brunswick���Average 140. St. Mungo���Average 165. Ewens^���Average 90. Vancouver���Average 112. Oh You Aeroplane I Roanoke, Va., Aug. 15���A young .Woman of this town reports the birth of a child which >s growing wlngg Instead of arms. Live Stock Insurance I Live stock Insurance has fast become recognized as one of the best, kinds of Insurance In existence, and an ever-increasing number of stock owners are protecting themselves against the serious losses which they have had to suffer In ihe past. I represent the only strong, reliable Canadian company carrying this class cf Insurance, and as thsy do not handle any nsurance but live stock they are able to fulfil their obligations to th greatest satisfaction, and every legitimate less which has eecu red on any of ths company's policies since thsy started business, ha been promptly paid, cheques usually being forwarded within a day o two, and the following latter ia an Instance: New WeslmlnBteif, June 23, 1909. A. W. McLeod, Agent British American Live Stock Ass'.n Ltd., New Westminster, B. C. Dear Sir,���I beg to thank you and your company for the prompt settlement made for the loss ot my mare "Nell," for although my claim form was only completed yest.rdav I have already received cheque for $200.00 In full payment. Yours sincerely, (Sgd). J. A. GIBSON. You may be the next to loss some valuable ateck, enquire for particulars. ALFRED W. McLEOD INSURANCE BROKER, 657 COLUMBIA STREET. PHONI tt. ft ' ' ��� ' ,_' . X ' , f ;-v..-i.._v> I ��� '... v". j t�� I .1 .1.-1 l' ' ��� ['' I ! ��� ,; t ���< in i -j * V 4 ��� . . "*k. .' ��� -*��� _._*���'.; !> l "y��Z-y I- v ��'*...,��� �� I ���'.P.I, I.' m v ��� '���Mr;-'i i, . il.ll ><I.Yl ' " i,s ;" '_���'_' J '-y"' ��� ': ': \-*Y'���""���" y'Z,y:f\,^,",.y, .- : .V'l ' ,ff, | 'f'-'YY : ' '"lilti ��� " '������!��� ��� v ,.p. 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'"';;%.I_i* ���* ���-'������&t*TtVm _ 3.J-..;' ,;i. ;. u �� '��� ���-'!.-5_ij#-lN ���<��� ' - . .���__nHa;,':J. . ** ^ ".ai* __.T . 3W. ��� PAGE TWO THE DAILY N E W S MONDAY. AUGUST 16, Classified Advertisements WANTED. FOR SALE. TO RENT. LOST. FOUND, REAL ESTATE. PROFESSIONAL. BUSINESS. FRATERNAL. ETC. If a man had gold dollars to sell a fifty cents and did not let the people know anything about it, he would not sell any. You must tell the people what you have to *->H, why they should purchase from you and thing of the value you offer them in return for their money. Too many of us have got tho habif of thinking that because we have been a long time in business everyone musi of n cesslty know all about us _ l"" wares. Use the advertising columns of The Daily News and keep abreast of the times. our .WANTED���TO nished house. flee. RBNT, A FUR- Apply at Now.. Ot WANTED���TO EXCHANGE, LOTS in Kitsilano (Vancouver) and Ha-t- legs townsite for good lot In New \\ tmlnster, clos. in. Address P. O. IKix 565, City. VAN . Bp- -A NURSE GIRL. APPLY Mrs. (Dr.) Jonf-s, Royal avenue. FOR SALE���COMPLETE SET OF Dlckens and Scott, good condition, cheap. Sideboard, good condition, cheap. 516 Twelfth street. Tel. ! R481. REAL ESTATE. WHITE, SHILES & CO. Real Estate and Insurance Agents��� ( ty, farm and suourban property, 260 Columbia sireet. THE PEARSON ELECTRIC CO. dealers in electrical machinery, fixtures and supplies, bouse wiring, annaiure wiring, motor repairing. etc. Bank of Commerce building, 'phone 881, P. O. Box 928. FEED AND BREAKING STABLE. J. I. MERRY & CO., PHONE A501. Corner of B.ackie and Carnarvon streets. Have opened a feed and breaking stable for horses. Horses for sale. Reference furnished. 1 HUDSON, WALL PAPER, ROOM Mouldings. Burlaps, and Sanitas; house painting, kalsomining, paper hanging and decorating. Sixth street. New Westminster. PICTURE POSTCARDS. COOKSLEYS PICTURE POST cards are on sale at M Morey'i Stationery Stor.-, J, G. Gamon's'cigar divan, F Mackenzie's drug store and "The Pair,'' Columbia street. TYPEWRITING SONS OP Stui ~"~Vvv ^. -~~~. Bociation, I.o | FREEMAN BUNTINO, ROOM 7, Guichon block. P. 0, Box ��!M. CI'STOM STENOGRAPHY AND Typewriting; copy work, business letter*, etc.' Province ofllce, Columbia str-p-t. Hlnpue 62. WANTED���PIANO OR VIOLIN LBS- sons in part payment for room and board; will pay $4.50 f(ir two meals and room- W. Howard, Crystal Theatre, HALE BROS. & CO., LTD.. REAL ES- tate ami insurance. Phone ...0. 186 Columbia street, P. 0. draw-r 100. WANTED���TWO JUNIOR CLERKS; must have Higt School certificates. Apply Royal Baai; of Canada. LOST. LQST��� SQUARE GOLD BROOCH Bit with four emeralds and four pearls, a large ruby in the centre. One pearl missing. Please re turn to Dally News offlce. .SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION OF B. C. ���P. Ii. Brown, manager, P. O. Box 556, phone 33-4. FOR SALE���WE HAVE A NICE, new six-room house close to Twelfth street car line, at city limits; electric light, hot and cold water, bath, Price $1050. Small ca3h payment; easy terms on the balance. Settlers' Association of B. C, Box 56, Ciiy. FISH AND GAME. [BENSON ft AYLING. FISH, FRUIT, j Game, Vegetables, etc. Begbie -ct.. opp. V.'indsor Hotel. tiOST���ON SS. TRANSFER, SAT.R- day, July 24, gold chain with heart- shaped pp^an attacht-d. Return to Daily News Office. PACIFIC REALTY CO. (McADAM & Irwin I, phone 308. P. O. Box 874. Real estate and Insurance. Money to loan, 744 Columbia Btreet. ARCHITECTS. W. D. GOODFELLOW, ARCHITECT, Room 14, Dominion Trust block. ROOMS TO RENT. E-0 RENT-rFURNISHED ROOMS; Terms moderate. Apply 713 Victoria street. TO RENT���COMFORTABLE, PUR nished bedrooms; reasonable terms; 828 Royal avenue. HOUSE TO RENT. TO RENT���SEVEN-ROOM HOUSUJ, with hath, $12 per month. Apply Mowatt street, 230 Eleventh street. EDWIN G. W. SAIT, ARCHITECT- C.uiclion Block. Telephone 338. AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. R. T. PRINCE���AUDITOR AND Accountant (successor to C Hamber), collections and storekeepers' books of account a specialty; agent for the Hall Safe Co. Office: Room 7, Ham- bly block, P. O. box 795. FURNITURE W. E. FALES, THE FURNITURE Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker, corner Agnes and McKenzie streets. Phone 170, night call 81. GROCERY. FOR THE BEST VALUE IN GRO- cerles, phone 386. The Pure Food Supply Grocery, P. O. Boi 811. LAND SURVEYOR. W. N. DRAPER, B. C. LAND SUK- -tveyor. Ellard block, New Westminster, B. C. LIVERY STABLE. RING UP 250 FOR HACKS AND smart turnout The Fashion Stables. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN���I AM PRE- pared to advance money to any amount on city property or for building purposes. Apply Dr. A. D. Buchanan, P. O., New Westminster. CARRIAGE SHOP. WESTMINSTER CARRIAGE SHOP��� R. J. McNeil. Over T. Ovens' blacksmith shop on Eighth street Carriages built, repaired and painted. All work guaranteed. DYERS AND CLEANERS. ROYAL CITY CHEMICAL CLEAN- ers and dyers, 345 Columbia street, phone R278- The place where the dirt and dust Is removed from the fibre���not pressed ln. Goods called for and delivered. MACHINE WORKS. THE SCHAAKE MACHINE WORKS, Limited, Front street, New west- minster. Manufacturers of modern saw and shingle mill machinery, Mill planta and specifications prepared. PROFESSIONAL. WHITESIDE ft EDMONDS, HARRIS ti-rs and solicitors, Blackie block, Columbia street, New Westminst.-r. W. J. Whiteside, H. L. Edmond-. WADE, WHEALLER & McQUARRiE (F. C. Wade, K. C, A Whealler, VV. G. McQuarrie), Solicitors, liarrl. ters, etc., 42 Lorne street, opposite courthouse, New Westminster, (Phone 143), and the Vancouver office is at No. 5, Royal Bank Chambers, 40S Hastings Street west. THEATRES. CRYSTAL THEATRE, 70S COLL'M- bla street. Fins-class moving pictures; Illustrated songs; numerous attractions. Program changed Monday Wednesday and Friday. THE EDISON THEATRE, CORNER Columbia and Eighth. High-class moving pictures, illustrated songs. Program clmng-ed Monday, Wednes day and Friday. GEORGE E. MARTIN, BARRISTER and Solicitor. Guichon block, Columbia and McKenzie Sts., New Westminster, B. C. W. MYERS GRAY. BARRISTER Solicitor and Notary Public. Curtis block, Clarkson street, opposite the Court House. P. O. Box 196. Telephone 64. PRINTERS. WESTMINSTER PRESS FOR EVERY kind of job printing. Midget loose leaf ledgers; Cowle Carbon Papers. Phone 55, P. O. Box 142. Old Dally News Block, Sixth street. MONUMENTAL WORKS. B. C. MONUMENTAL WORKS, JAS. McKay, manufacturer and Importer of mounmental tombstones, building stone, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Columbia street, New Westminster. RESTAURANTS. KENNY'S RESTAURANT & CAFE Tickets, 21 meals for $4. Home cooking. All white cooks; no Oriental labor employed. Open day and night. Opposite tram offlce. NURSERY. THE FRASER VALLEY NURSERIES, Ltd., Burnaby Lake���For healthy, home-grown fruit trees pbone 445. ROYAL CAFE (Mrs. Archer, proprietress). Four courses, consisting of soup, flsh, boiled entree or roast, pudding or pie, tea, coffee or milk. TAILORS. GALVIN, LADIES' AND MEN'S TAI- loring. A new line of spring suiting just in. Button making, pressing and repairing. Room 9, Smith block. Entrances 625 Columbia st. and Clarkson st. l'Jl-Mi.is on - . ���\^l\ Tuesday ���f .... , ., W ����� hall. Chief, v. ��,*�����* JOARD OF Ti, .1 i.-\|,u-~rr| minster Board " ^ board room, v ; ��� ����� . Third Thur.,1 , ���" ,0��M��3 quarterly me, V��_S_ Thursday of y.. *J ami Novemh . pm ' ml meetings On fAD;]'| February. , ���'*-\ proposed and - M ly or quart, r ,, .,' "��l Stuart-Wade, bi 'l| O. O. F.���ROYA No. 3���Meets in Columbia stree lng at 8 o'clock, will he made well N. G.; C. E ().:��� In^ secretary CIT. unM Oddfellow taji? ' fi U; (--..j ���'-e twtlnj 0 ���'��� _,.,/ '' S. ."M0r_.f OTHER FRATERNA . .i,U_Ural Include the Union I -��� .'ige. No. _ a.1 F. and A. M.. King .Solomon LMgel No. 17, A. F. and a m i, o _l No. 1150; L. 0. 1. NO 1593; C��| Sapperton, No, 4683, ; 0 F.; . uj F. Court Westmli ter So, Urothp-rhood of Owls, .sen- So. ill NOTICE RE LULU ISLAND BRIDGE, WOODWORKING. WESTMINSTER WOODWORKING Co., bank, office and store fittings; cabinet, Btalr, showcases, mantels and detail work. Designs and estimates furnished. .1. Brookes, proprietor. Works: Corner Eleventh and car line. P. O. box 251, Phone 473. FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. . O. O. F���AMITY LODGE, NO. 27 ��� The regular meeting of this lodge are held In Oildfellows' hall, Columbia street, every Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Jas. Ferguson, noole grand. W. C. Coatham. ree. secy. A. O. U. W.���FRASER LODGE NO. 3 ���Meetings the flrsta nd third Tuesday In each month. Visiting brethren cordially Invited to attend Lodge room. A. O. U. W. hall, Oddfellows' block, Clarkson streei. COURT BRUNETTE, NO. 409'.. l.O.F. ���Meets the fourth Friday in the month at 8 o'clock. In the small hall, Oddfellows' block. SECOND-HAND 8TORE. WE BUY AND SELL FURNITURE and all kinds of new aud secondhand goods. A Speck, near Tram offlce. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, Aerie No. 20���Meets evp-ry Tuesday- evening at 8 p.m. In the Eagles hall, Columbia street. J. N. Altch- -son, W. Pres.; H. Schofleld, Secretary. The condition of th. old bridge vfhin not considered safe traffic and the public caution.d against haul any kind over it. Persons continuing to tl'iti notice must tdkv all themselves. By order. W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk Clry Hall, New Westminster, i 23rd. 190.. mg bads. dl SO the nskit Opera House Bookings. Aug. 14.���Burns-Johnston plena) Sept. 3.���Polly of the Cl������ u S*-pt. 18.���Knlgbl tor a Daj Sept. l.s.���The Tim Place andfl Girl. Sept. 20.���Commencement Days. Oct. 5.���In Wyoml ��� Oct. 7.���Cat and the Fiddle, Oct. IS.���David Harum. Oct. 20.���O. Henry's New u? "Lo." Oct. 27.���Cart, r I e '���'��� Oct. 28���The Cl max Nov. 1 and 2. -1 Shi pherf M Nov. 4.���Parisian "��� !< Nov. 19.���Human Hearts, Nov. 22.���Forty-five Mm-ne. fro_| Broadway. Dp.-c. 1.���In Dreamland. MAKE YOUR APr_A_ to the pubi through the columns of THE DAIUJ NEWS. The Morning Paper. FOR SALE Seven-roomed house, modern improvements, and six lots in orchard, between Pine and Third streets, facing Fourth avenue. Price $8000, half cash, balance terms. Apply McQuarrie & Co., Front Street. B. C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Afona.nctnr.r_ and Detune en Att Km*," nt ~ ~ " Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, Doors, Interior Finish, Turned Work.'^Etc Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass. LAND ACTS. District of Ooast Range One. Take notice that O. B. Anderson, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation, Jeweler, Intends to apply for permis.Ion to purchase the following described ands: Commencing at a post planted ln a mall bay on north shore of Berry island, dated June 4th, 1909. Apply- ng for the whole island, containing 100 acres more or lesa. OLE BENJAMIN ANDERSON, Per S. H. FORD, Agent. Dated June 4ih, 1909. District of Ooast Range One. Take notice that Dora Anderson, of Vancouver,, B. C, occupation, lady, Intends to apply tor permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted on the north shore of KlaoHsis island, a small Island south of Turner lsiand. Dated June 6th, 1909. Applying for the whole lsiand, 40 acres more or ess. DORA ANDERSON, Pe. S. H. FORD, Agent Dated June Gib, 1909. FARMERS ATTENTION! Lumber Always in Stock for Fencing andJDraining. Royal City Branch, Columbia St. Telephone 12. New Westminster District of Ooast Range One. Take notice that John Olsen, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation, farmer, Intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted In bay at northwest corner of Davies Island. Dated June 6th, 1909. Ap- plying for the whole lsiand, containing 200 acres more or less. JOHN OLSEN, Per S. H. FORD, Agent. Dated June 6th, 1909. penter, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted on the southwest shore of Mound island. Dated, June 4th, 1909. Applying for the whole Island, containing 80 acres more or less. JACOB JACOBSON, Per S. H. FORD, Agent. Dated June 4th. 1909. District ot coast Range One. Take notice tbat Albert Hunt, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation farmer, Intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted ln bay on north shore of Kees island, one of the Anderson group. Dated June 6th, 1909. Applying tor the whole island, containing 160 acres more or less. ALBERT HUNT, Per S. H. FORD, Agent Dated June Cth. 1909. District of Ooast Range One. Take notice that John Johnson, ot Vancouver, B. C, occupation, sales man, Intends to apply for permlssioi to purchase tbe following descrtb-o lands: Commencing at a post planted on the north shore of John island, an Island between Kees lsiand and Davies Island. Dated, June 6th, 1909. Applying for the whole island, containing 60 acres more or less. JOHN JOHNSON. Per 8. H. FORD, Agent. Dated June 6th. 1909. the bay at northwest corner of Maud island, the largest Island In the Indian group. Dated June 6th, 1909. Applying for the whole island, containing 60 acres more or less. BERGETA ANDERSON, Peir S. H. FORD, Agent. Dated June 6th. 1909. District of Coast Range One. Take notice tbat Frank Jacobson, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation, farmer. Intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described landa: Commencing at a post planted In a small bay on north shore of Bend lsiand. Dated June 6ib, 1909. Applying for the whole lsiand, containing 80 acres more or less. FRANK JACOBSON, Per S. H. FORD, Agent. Dated June 6th, 1909. I District of Ooast Range One. Take notice that Ralph Jacobson, of Vanoouver, B. C, occupation, farmer, Intends to apply for permission to purchase tbe following described lands: Commencing at a post planted ��n the southeast shore ln a small bay on Compton island. Dated June 4th, 1909. Applying for tbe whole Island, containing 80 acres more or less. RALPH JACOBSON, Per S. H. FORD, Agent Dated June 4th, 1909. District of Ooast Range One. Take notice that James Watson, of Vancouver, B. C., occupation, farmer, Intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described landa: Commencing at a post planted on the northeast shore of Owl lsiand. Dated June 6th, 1909. Applying for the whole Island, containing 160 acres more or less. JAMES WATSON, Per 8. H. FORD. Agent Dated June (iih, 1909. District of Coast Range One. Take notice that Adolph o. Johnson, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation, farmer, intends to apply for permission to purchase Uie following de BOrlbed lands: Commencing at a post planted on the north shore of Crib lsiand. Dated June 6th, 1909. Applying for the whole Island, containing 90 acres more or less. ADOLPH O. JOHNSON. Per 8. H. FORD, Agent Dated June 6th. 1909. the date of the first publication ������ of In a dally newspaper publisWiil the City of New Westm nster, IHHa duplicate of the said o rtlflcate ����� in the meantime valid objeciion ��j made to me in writing. C. S KEITH. District Registrar of Tit**] I_ind Registry Office, Na* ��";-J minster, B. C, August 1909. LAND REGISTRY ACT. Take notice that au applieauoa j*l been made to regis., i Annie WS as the own-r in fee Bimple, unto' tax sale deed from Sidney A. F|el��� to Annie Ryder, bearing date the" day of October, A. D., 1906 of al �� singular that certain parcel or "j of land and preniincs situate. ')�� and being In the district <" *. Westminster, in the province 01* Ish Columbia, mon- P^fSl known and described m U>i 23, I ULotn 8,9,16 and g^J*! Lots l._l 8, 9, 16 and 17, 12, 13 and 20, Block v ww '��� ,,l and 17, Block 10; Lots '���/;'^1 d 17, Block 12; Lots 4, 5, 1* ��TM District of Ooast Range One. Take notice that Jacob Jacobson, of Vanoouver, B. C-, occupation, car. District of Ooast Range One. Take notice that Bergeta Anderson, intends to apply f��n- permission to pur- ;of Vancouver, B. C, occupation, lady, chase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted in New Westminster Land District, District of New Westminster. Take notice that Wilfrid Dougali of Vancouver, occupation farmer, Intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted at Northeast corner of lot 1469, thence south 20 chains, thence east 40 chains, thence north to coast, thence following the coast line to point of commencement. WILFRID DOUGALL, Per G. M. Dougali, Agent. Dated July 21st, 1909. 1, 5, 16 and 17, Block 12; low ��, . "���--1( 20, Block 13; Lots 1. 8 i, 1�� m^ Block 14; Lots 1, 8, '���'��� W ��j| Block 16; Lots 4, 5, nnd 20, m* Lots 1, 8, 9, 16 and 17. I|ll,ck', u* 6, Block 21, all subdivisions �� ��� 203, Group 1. Lots 10, 11. "p 'Y, and 15. Block "K" subdivision "' g 268, Group 1. Lots 24, "���'��� -""i- I, and 32, Block 1; Lots 2- :'; ,4'''j'�� 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,15,18, U^ DO Of ' Block 4; Lot 16, Block 16 and 17, Block 15; Lots 4, n. ~jj and 20, Block 9, subdlvlsiM'��."3 203, Group 1. Lot 7. IH"0" Lot 227, Group 1, Map 1- '��� ��� or I (aiming tMWJ You and those c under you and all persons -^ any interest In the said land w j ot any unregistered Inst run'�� ��� ��� all persons claiming any l"";' ,���� the said land by descent, ��''-|9lfl_ Is not registered under ihe P"Y * of the "I*nd Registry A''1- ' ul pulred to contest the claim oi ^ purchaser within twenty ow�� ,������ the date of first publication " of, notice upon you, and I" d�� 0 caveat or certificate of "Bi w�� being filed within audi perioo, ^ default of redemption '""^m . I Re part (1 acre) of southeast quarter of section 12, township 2, N.w Westminster district. Whereas proof of the loss of certl- tratlon, you and each of >'��>' " 'fI.i�� flcate of title number 1757a, Issued in forever estopped and debarrni ^ the nam. of WUUam Oleson, has been setting un any claim to nr �� .0 flle? .. t?l8l,offlf ��� , !of the said land, and I ��������"/]�� fit Notice Is hereby given that I Bhall, 'Annie Ryder as owner thereot j^ at the expiration of one month from And I hereby order thin PUUI MON DAy, AUGUST 16, 190-. ���lis ��" tir. to in N. BUfB a twenty days published ln s' z I �� 1h'T"l Reglstrj Office, Ited tugust, A. MADE IN CANADA THE DAILY NEWS PAGE THREB. nhla : , F. tt'el w g KEITH, ;. ��� Rt Istrar mei Vnder- Laldlaw Estate, v i :. in Marchanl I - ..in. i m Ly III.:I- unPSlS OF CANADIAN HOMt i N STEAD REGULATIONS. ���vo.i-. ��� " ��� " l-""lf,^'u"-j '-���"' British Colum- ���'".. i .-, any per- ead ��i a t&miij [ years oi agi-, to ' rti i section ol i ' n -. , v musl " reonally ai . tor die distnci ' . v. .. Entry ver, I., in.i.It- on uv father, brother or Bis- |, homesteader. 1 ' , required to per ENGLISH VLHSUS GLRMAN INFLUENCE IN STATES Americans Turn to Teutons in Many j re They Formerly Look-.-d to English. SALERATUS IS THE BEST E. W. GILLETT CO.. LTD. Toronto, Ont. AUSTRALIA connected there *der ,,., ol the toilowing KNOCK BRITISH SETTLERS the Engli The Dally Mail ��� r trom Medil] Mac- ��� r oi the Chicago thai it is a tas. , tor the English to the Englisli attitude of modern ������' ' "���'��� ��� i England and the Mr. Mmi' ,-.-, the English : overlooks the extreme na- ��� tn of Ami rii ,n opinion, which nly a perfunctorj sentl- "it'll' tor England ol today, whatever fewling th re may le aboul a common i"'' resi eare, the Bible and I . M ' !i iri.t. He forgets also | i' Induced iti a rav. self- i oni... mil i, -.vii' uf con- and .li ... on tin- part ot Perth, Australia, Aug, l . p Mom-,, of Wesii-iii Australia, n io a deputation of settlers ii- old counlry, who brought a n tm of alleged grievances under his notlci became Incensed and bluntly declared: "I have had more trouble with British Immigrants than any other class of settlers, and I am going to :' tii.''homesteader iour a^Pnt general in L_mdon not to v . i\ months' resilience ni cultl of the land on ,;,",,'��� '.��� .-ars. I'll,),,, i ��� , or mother, if tne i:, ,,.������ a : . in in the vicinity ol I entered ' the requirements . may ba satisfied by ipti-jori resi ling with the father mtlier I If tiie Bel . 'ins his permanwii |en(e upoi lng land own.. j iD ii Inlty of his nome j ���;. :. ��� m nis a., to resid.-n residence nld land. send oui any mon Immigrants, ti matter how much capit i] they have unless he Is thorough!} satisfied that they are mti who can make a .- icce a on lhe land." ton despatched and received via Vancouver.) 8:40 a.m.���C. p. R. east (first train) upon |Sapperton, Fraser Mills and Coquit- j lam. .. in writing should Iiv.. -,, ��� mmisstoner of Do Jon lands : ittawa of Intention PaL���Coal mh lng rights may he (or ;i Iod -pi 'wenty-on. h at an rental of $1 per Teutonic Influences. "In v ..... ei} reallz our- elvi , ��� . ixlcallj. a in- 11.. ins like i-i bui frequently do aoi 'il, i and " rhe writ, r pro- ��� ��� .i il liscu ��� lie Incri asiiv i eu iv. c m" .- v on tv- United States. ' \\\. ir.' uulj change professors with i;. im.ii. uiiiv.- rallies,' li.- Bays. ' We in , oi !u -v v., psychologists and ei,. ��� [or our best chairs vV'heri as general Ion ago we look.-il ���" Oxford inul Cambridge for InBplra- i.iin. ao�� '.- tm n i., Heldelbi rg ami , ..i; c. W . have Germans on tlie bench, in ii'isiivs.-, in Un- law, in office .unl ei kiiv it. English wii,! a German accent is more familiar to our ears than English wiih ai Efcw- lish accent." German Audacity. if American support i- "f any value io England, Mr. MacCormick con- cludi s. something should lie done to 1:00 p.m.���Vancouver, Ci-n-.ral Park ami Eraser Arm. l:3n p.m.���East Burnaby, by courier [offsel the Teutonic Influence, "otn -r- .: 10 pin.���Burquitlam, by courier. wis,- Cecil Rhodes will have created 3:30 p.m.���Blaine and Seattle, in- bis trust to no purpose, Tha English eluding aii U. S. points. journalists are wasting their time and ft:40 p.m.���Serond Mail east, ana Ink on us, but German audacity will Not than 25<iO acres (closed mall from Sumas, and Si-attlf- compel our admiration and his l_is- ���] be lea. - ' one Individual or Including U. S. A. matter, and also marckian sharp practice amuse us." ���pan--' A a; Hi,- rate oi jFrase> Mills. ] cents ihall In- collected Ibe merchant:1.' : coal mined. W W. CORV. lily of thi Mini ter of th,- Interior. B.-1'nsutl .' publication ot fadvertiseuieni '.Mil not be paid Railway Time Tables Mail Service Mowing an- the hours of despatch 1 arrival ol mails ut the New West- liter post offlci . ihe hour given ln P case vi -��� ihe Hour of closing, pch is li,,.: . r. as a rule, be- i tte actual despatch. AU mails, suVmt-m.-,. Muted, are despawtn- !_���'; recelred ! lily except Sunday. only mails dispatcher and re led SimJav are the U. N. R. South If. P. K ea : mails, not including raj malls, Sapperton, Eraser land Coqui-; , n. Mails Despatched. r : i 1 at eleven oclocK prewuiii uigiitj���Vancouver via f. R. Owl, [a.m.-Vu:i,,,;ive|. and victoria via Electric railway. Prst.' I'- li east laking all points Iwud.ii. Langley and district. |>eMil (or A.bo.s.ord all_ dis- P. C'layburn .md district, Hunt-ng- land Uis'ri. i. and Matsqui are des- pd b) ui, : Vancouver. 1a.m.���Blaine and Seattle, In- RJ all 1 S points east and soiun; |*al| 8 Prairie, Fernrldge and Haz F*. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and lirdays. _'������"���'" nils are received from r"" 'v Hall'a Prairie, Ua- Pri-ani 1 , i_ge, whkh arrive on frort Quid train o.i Tuesdays PJ��. and Saturday*. M'J a.m.���Vancouver, Victoria and llral Park, ,|, H c. Electric Rail- 'J i'1' Strawberry Hill, nm r louth Westminster by VY '" lud Pr'day). ��� Burnaby, by courier, i litlam, by courier. ��� vim-r months cio_e al g lay)- Ladner, i'm-i na"'' Wi :vim island and Sun i '''' ' Sunday; Woodward f and Baturday, via (Steveston mall des- 1,1 -ived via Vnncouver.I Vancouver and . ipei " vla ,; N. lt north .. rdale, Nlromekl, and It folia prsdn B. C. E. R. Westminster Branch. Week Day Scneoule. Cars leave Vancouver tor New West- minster at J.oO, 6:50, 7:20 aud o:0_ a.m., aud every half hour chereattei until 11:30 p.m Cars leave New Westminster for Van couver at .:.0, fl:2U, ti:..0, 7:20 and 8:00 a.m., aud every half hour thereafter until 11:00 p.m. Sunday Schedule. Cars leave Vancouver tor New Westminster at 8:00 and 9:00 a.m., and every half hour thereafter until 11:30 p.m. Cars leave New Westminster for Van couver at 8:00 a.m., and every &*�� |counci.7n -hl^'country hour thereafter until 10:no p.m. Lasi car 11:00 p.m. D. J. McQuarrie, Local Manager, New Westminster. WANTS INDU-TRIAL PEACE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD New York. Aug. 15.���Ralph M, Kasl'-y, Chairman of tno Executive committee of the National Civic _ed- leration, sailed for Europe yesterday cai the Steamer I'.altic to look over the ground in Qngland and on the co11" limn;, with a view to reporting on the advisability of organising an International Civic Federation. Such an organisation, to assume practical world-wide scope in the settlement .of labor troubles and the promotion jof improved relations betwecu employer and employed, ha* been talked 'of in circles Interested in civic im- 'provement both in ibis country and Iebroad. Mr. Eagsley's missi m will -onsist largely in testing tin real s ntlment of representative D.���ll of Ufl irs in Europe regarding lh, plan. He wyll look 'into fhe advisaliltli-y of holding an International Industrial some time next year, a subject ii|>oti which h_ has bet-n in correspondence for some time with civic leaders in foreign counrrieB. Great Northern Raitwiy. Lv. N.W. 8:B0 a.m.; ar. Seattle 3 35 p.m. Lv. N. W. 11 a.m.; ar. Seattle 3 55 p.m. Lv. N. W. 4:32 p.m.; ar. Seattle 9 40 p.m. Lv. N. W. 12:10 a.m.; ar. Seattle 7 15 a.m. _v. Seattle 8:05 a.m.; ar. N. W. o 55 p.m. Lv. Seattle 4:33 p.m.; ar. N. W, 9 30 p.m. Lv. Seattle 11:45 p.m.; ar. N.W. 6 20 a.m. Lv. Seattle 12:25 p.m.; ar. N.W 6 _._ p.m. EXHIBIT FROM VERNON. Mayor Keary Persuades Up-Country Town to Send Fruit. (Vernon Nowsl. W. H. Keary. manager of the New Westminster Provincial Exhibition, was in town for a couple of days last 'week, accompanied by Mrs. Keary. So strong were the representations itliat he made to the directors of live !Agricultural Society, that it is not unlikely thai they will reconsider ilnii- deterininat'on to make no exhibit at New Westminster this fall and may se: d down fruit to compete lin the f've l'0* class, for which hand- 'sonie cash prizes are offered. Clayton on Tuesday, ij ami Saturday; Tynv>- ��� (" ' ;' lai and Friday; Hon Ac- and Friday. 1 l; Vancouver and Burnaby Electric Railway. Sat- >1:' mail Is despatched to t Vancouver at this hour. 1 Soatile, Including all U. wl and south, via O. N. R- iiii Itoiin lllillc Point, per." p.m.- Mllla ling PM |nd. i" >k, p, :t��n, | and m k "nil C. P. R.. east, l-'ra- I'lils mall takes the foi- local places: Barnet and ,|v Pitt Meadows, Port Ham- \ Haney, Mission, Chilll- '���' '"ti Hot Springs, Agas-..iz, ���'|,v.''t, Siienc.es' Bridge, Nic- aistrict, and all points vast tenays, Mails Received. G. N. R.���Port Gulchon. Leaves New Westminster on Tues day at 10 a.m., return* at 5 p.m. to city. Leaves Thursday. 4 p.m., arrives In city Friday 8:45 a.m. Leaves Friday at 3:50 p.m., arrives In city Saturday at 0 am. Loaves Port Oulchon at 1 P m. on Tuesday, 0:30 a.m. on Friday, and fi:30 am. Saturday. Arrives nt Port C.ulchon G p.m., Thursday and Friday. Leaves Oulchon 0 a.m. each week dav; arrives 8:50 n.m. Loaves N. W. 3:50 p.m. dally except Sunday; nr. Oulchon at 7 pm. s* w Canadian Pacific Railway Co. f^-V-Urne and Seattle, points, via 0. N. English Watchmaker Gold Watc'aes for I_*ll s from *12./5 up. Silver Watches, gents' open fare $6.00. Silver Watches, gentB' open case, $7.50 up. Agent for Waltham and Elgin Watchws. Watch repairing a specialty. F. CRAKE Double transcontinental Servlc. daily. with Pullman tourisi and dining cars. Atlantic Express leaves at 9:06 a. m. Eastern Express leaves al 7 p.m. Sl Paul train leaves at 2: L0, Cheaip excursion Aug. 11 and 12. Fo,- full part'culars, apply to C. II. FOSTER, E. GOULET, G. P. A., Vancouver. CP.R. AgL RHEUMATISM Two doors from Geo. Adams, Grocer ', '':'" Vancouver and Victoria ,iY;,. lu6Sday>. via B. c. Electric , lo=��o a.m���Strawberry inn, ,"! ' " ,��lay and Frida -Vancouver and iy). Victoria, .',, "' ",'"' am. -La<in,.r, fori ThurXtham lsl;,nl !,n:' l'1'"" ' and Saturday) Wood "���������"- J- C. Bruce. (Steves, ti Mineral Waters Aerated Waters Manufactured by J. HENLEY NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Telephone 13. Office. Eighth St. #^ I want every chronic rheumatic to throw nwnv nil UH-ilicl_��s, all liniments, all Blasters, nnd -ive MUNYON'S RHEUMATISM UEMEDY a trial. No matter what your doctor may say, no matter what your friends niny say, no matter how prejudiced you may be against all adver- tuoil rcnieilli s, go nt ow. to your drni!- eist anil get a bottle of tbe RHEUMATISM UEMEDY. If It falls to give satis- I fact Ion. 1 will refund yonr money.���Many on Remember this remedy contains no ial- i Icrllc acid, no opium cocaine, morphine or nt'lii-r hnrui.nl oriics. It Is put up umlcr the guarantee of the Pure Food and Drug For sale br all druggists. Price. 28c. ars on HOES Would you like to save a few dollars on Shoes? It's an easy proposition. Here's the situation in a nutshell: Fall's already treading on our heels, and Fall Shoes must have room. If we fail to close out the remainder of our Summer Shoes right now we'll have to carry them over to next season and our Fall Shoes won't have a fair show. There's only one thing to do. It's this: HAVE A SHOE SALE! only salvation, and HERE That', our WE GO! Plenty of time yet to buy Summer Shoes, but little time in which to sell them. The shoes must go! Big shoes, little shoes, all sorts of shoes included in this sale. Now is the time to root out the old pocketbok. It can do so much for so little. Ponder a moment on these prices^Jthen act quickly. MEN'S $5.00 AND $6.00 SHOES FOR $3.75 AND $3.95 MEN'S $3.50 BOOTS FOR ...$2.50 MEN'S $3.00 WHITE BOOTS FOR CANVAS . ...$1.50 MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AT ALMOST YOUR OWN PRICE. LADIES' $4.00 EMPRESS SHOES FOR $2.50 AND $3.50 LADIES' $4.00 FINE LACE BOOTS FOR $1.95 LADIES' HOUSE 8LIPPERS ..95c LADIES' $1.75 WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS 95c THIS'LL BE A GREAT WEEK FOR BARGAINS- CAN YOU STAY AWAY? JOHNSTON. Big Shoe House, ltd. Sign of the Big Electric Boot New Westminster, B. C. THI LARQIST SHOE HOUSE IN B. C :i.'ff_$n . i ! i ' i n ��� i .'VH.'Y' I I'' ' ��� -* . JY.,'- - ��� :yl^'-Yi 'I "f ZY r I thil.Y �� ��� ��� ���w\, " ��� , i. ''_.,,��� - i ���* . t". ��� ��� ��� .. i It >' V villi. . * ! 1 . .."- ���:- ' : V . i . . I ��.-.; .���.���.. 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Simply Means This- that you will have to hurry if you wish to take advantage of a good thing, and also if you wish to benefit by our special offer in Crockery We have a few odds and ends left that we are clearing off. Call and see our special cuts in Dinnerware. If you want anything in this line or in the grocery line you will never do any better than at PR OOF STORE CLOSES 5 P.M. DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY. THE very fact that there are more Great Majestio Malleable and Charcoal Iron Ranfei sold than any other range on the market, is proof positive that it is the best. Don't You Want the Best? The Great Majestic Range lasts three times as long as a cheap range, but it doesn't cost three times as much. ANDERSON & LUSBY, Columbia Street. WESTMINSTER MODERN BUSINESS SCHOOL OPENS TODAY AT 9:30. 61 O Columbia Street Purnlsbed house to let. Eighth street, beLwp.o Third and Fourth avenues; $20 a month. Apply j. H. Todd's music house. Columbia st. '* Everything f.r tha garden at Tidy's phone 184. ����� Kor first-cia.-s cul nowers and any- kin | of Floral work, telephone Davies' Gr_-uiiouspr, K20S. ������ Order- were granted by Judge Mc Innes iu county court chambers o.i Saturday for official advertising in lh. esiai^ of Peter Lynch, appli.-; for bj ii L. Edmonds, and an order for ex< cuiion in th,- case of Sherman and Hencliffe vs. Brousseau. Some things new in m.-n's soft shirts. See our windows. j. E Brown & Oo. *��� Some things new in nn-n's soft shirts. See our windows. J. K Brown & Co. ������ A large audience filled thc opera bouse OB Saturday nigln to seL. Ur Burns-Johnsco fi^ht pictures ��,ln the battle winch gave th. heavywelgh championship to th.. colored man. It I was plainly Johnson all the way and gave iti.- audience food for thought a.- to how long the husky black will retain the belt. Buy orchard lands while they are | cheap and become Independent. Wi ai..- th... official agents of Tlie Western 'Home and Improvement Co., Ltd. Let I us tell you about their choice holding;- j at Appleland. A new towns.te and i ;fruit district along the line of tbe | B. C. Electric Chilliwack lin. and V. V. & E. Cloverdale to Sumas Railway (This section excelis in the production J lof all fruits. Come at once while the best lands are selling cheap and let us show you this section at our expense. We can sell five, ten, fifte-m and j twenty acre tracts ou easy terms. l-, J. Hart & Co., Ltd. *��� n, 1 Have you enrolled? If so, of course you will start today���If not���come along with the rest who are disirous of obtaining a thorough business t ra i n i n g. Our school has been fitted up with the best and most modern equipment for the purposj of training stenographers and bookkeepers for future usefulness and success. Enroll now and be prepared to accjpt a good pay. ing position in 'the early spring. Office open from 9 to 4:30; call for any information you may desire concerning rates, etc. A. L. BOUCK PUBLIC SUPPLY STORES ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK. GEO. ADAMS, Prop" Principal and Manager | 414 FOURTH AVENUE. THE FRASER VALLEY FARM LAND SPECIALISTS. USE MUIR. MOSQUITO OIL TO KEEP THE MOSQUITOES AWAY. T. A. MUIR & CO. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS. Ellard Block, New Westminster The Art of Giving is to select an article both useful and beautiful. This combination will be found in my new stock of SILVERWARE Amongst the many articles will be found Fruit Dishes, Cak; Basket., Bread Trays, Toast Racks, Butter Dishes, Bon Bon D-shes, Spoon Trays, Napkin Rings, Child's Silver Mugs. Child's Sets, Cream and Sugar Sets, Sugar Spoons. Glad to have you call and look over my stock JOHN B. GRAY, Watchmaker and Jeweler DOMINION TRUST BLOCK There is a probability that th(, regimental bugle band of the Sixth D.C. jO.R. will tour a portion of th.. world I this summer, providing plans now un der w;p.y reach a successful termlna- i tion. The bandsmen are meeting twice a week iu Vancouver for practice and are- preparing a program that they exp��>t will giv.- the--i a wo/ld wide nam*, as entertainers. Seattle rni-n are said to he financing the trip- Several of the members of the Westminster companies bugle band hav.- heen invited to participate and are training with the Vancouver band. Don't miss seeing the "eighth wonder of the world," the salmon fishing on the Fraser river, during the present season; the greatest in four years. Thousands upon thousands of fish to be seen. Visit the canneries at Steves- ion. The S.S. Transfer leaves Bracit- man-Ker's wharf daily at 3 p.m. ex- cp-pt Saturday, when the steamer leaves at 1 p.m., returning same day. One dollar return. On Sundays a special excursion to Steveston ami return Is made, remaining at Steveston about an hour and a halt. Steamer leaves B. C. Electric wharf at 1! p.m., arriving lack at New Westminster at 8 p.m. Fare, one dollar return. *��� Everything Is now ready for track laying on th-e new Chilliwack tram line to commence in earnest this morning-. The track laying machine was made ready yesterday and a Supply or rails placed on the attached cars ready for use. The track laying train then moved to the end of the bridge, ready for operation today. From row on It is expected 'hat the work will 'ie pushed with all Speed. Camping at White Rock, with its bathing, boating, coo] sea breezes and its excellent train service is proving attractive i<> many these hot days. We haw seven lots left ai $100 each. Secure one now; they will be $2W> or more next year. Twenty-five dollars down will hold one for you. While. Shiles & Co., city. ** Ringlings circus passed through the city tin route to Vancouver where they will perform this week. The cir- jcus is the largest in Hie world today, land requires four hieavy trains of] jsonie twenty cars ear'i to convey the I equipment and accommodate the staff. The truins were brought to the city ov.r the Greai Northern, then tak.m Over by C.P.R. engines of thp heavier types anil hauled via Westmlintser Junction to Vancouver, the Great Northern lines not giving access to the grounds where the performances will in. iii-iii. a crowd watched the cars pass through the city. I F. Walker and X W, Clark, convicts I who endeavored lo end tln-lr sni- ; i .-ni-cs in tbe penitentiary before they were UP. wer,. brought before Judge Melnnes at the criminal county court nn Saturday, and elected trial by jury. They will be brought for trial before the Supreme court In October, Clark .was tho man who escaped with Miner land has enjoyed a period of liberty. Model Sign Works | SIGN, 8CENE AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Old News Block, Sixth Street New Westminster. Theo. p. Young. Prop. Edison Theatre Animated Pictures and Illustrated Songs. FOR SALE. Blacksmith Shop AND f OUTFIT COMPLETE THE LATEST HITS OF THE SEASON. ifksi Program changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Special matinee (or ladles and children Saturdays at 1:30 p. m. i . This is a great opportunity for anyone desirous of securing a good business. For full particulars apply to m I F. J. HART & CO., Ltd. AUGUST Move-On Sale MOVE ON! MOVE ON! WE HAVE BEEN DOING POLICE DUTY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. ALL LAGGARDS AND LOITERERS GIVEN THE "MOVE ON, MOVE ON" SIGN. WE MUST BE CUSTODIANS OF OUR OWN STOCKS���WE MUST COMPEL TAG-ENDS, ODDMENTS AND ENDMENTS TO "MOVE ON" IN THIS STORE���STAGNATION IS THE DEATH OF TRADE. WE GO AFTER THEM WITH THE BIG STICK AND PRICES ARE RADICALLY AND EFFECTIVELY LOWERED. WHAT IS THE NATURAL RESULT? WHAT HAPPENS TO SEASONABLE, DESIRABL_~F_SH- IONABLE GOODS WHEN THEY ARE PRICED FAR BELOW REGULAR? THEY "MOVE ON" M��_ THEY MOVE AT A PRETTY LIVELY GAIT. THESE ARE THE FACTS OF THE STORY WE HAVE TO TELL TODAY BUT THE HGURES ARE THE INTERESTING PART OF IT. REMEMBER���IT'S TIME FOR ALL SUMMER GOODS TO GO���FALL GOODS ARE PUSHING THEM FROM BEHIND. THEY MUST "MOVE ON"-REMEMBER-ALL SORTS OF ODDMENTS AND ENDMENTS OF STAPLE LINES HAVE RECEIVED "MOVE 0N" ORDERS AND WILL LEAVE THE STORE IN TRIPLE QUICK TIME. Tuesday, August 17 MOVE ON TAILORED SUITS, WASH SUITS AND DRESSES, WAISTS AND SKIRTS���MOVE ON! We hav,- given every wearable in our Garment Department the "Move on" sign. They have stayed long enough���that have worn oul their welcome. The scene must change. Fall Suits, Skirts. Waists, etc., are waiting to go on parade. The Summer _armi��its must make way for them. LADIES' WASH COSTUMES, Regular .6.50, for $1.95. Twenty only, 2-piece wash costumes; sizi-s 11- to 40; regular $4.00 to $5.50. Move on price $1.95 LADIES' WASH COSTUMES, Regular values .t).7.ri to $ln.00. Move on price '3-50 LADIES' WASH SKIRTS, all new styles; Regular values %lMi to $:i.2"i. Move on price, each $1.95 LADIES' WHITE AND COLORED BLOUSES. Regular values $1.50 to $2.00. Move on price, each 95c Twenty-five styles to choose from; long and short Bleeves, plain and em- broldered fronts; all sizes. Move on price, oacli 95c LADIES' WHITE BLOUSES. Regular values $2.26 to $3.00. Move u.i price, each $1.50 Beautifully trimmed attractive summer waists, short and long sleev-s; all new and clean. Move on price, each $1-50 MOVE ON! WHITEWEAR. > LADIES' WHITE NIGHTDRESSES. Regular values $2,511. Move on price, each 11.76 LADIES' CORSET COVERS. Regu- lar values :i-r'C and 4l)c. Move on price each 25c LADIES' WHITE UNDERSKIRTS; Regular values $1.25, Move ��n price each 95c LADIES' WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, Regular valueB, $3.DU. Move on price each $1-95 MOVE ON! FLANNELETTES. Fifteen pieces of white and striped flannelettes 29 to 31 _nches In width, specially priced at 12 l-2c per yard. Move on sal. price, per yard 10c MOVE ON! LACE CURTAINS Old curtains don't Improve I looks of a room���ihey really taki ��� . slderable away from its appi i j Just get some new draperies and Bee what a vast difference thej v Won't cost much now. NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, 96c per pair; Regular $1.26 and J I) Eighty piiir of 3 and 3 1-2 yard Lace Curtains in neat floral designs. Move on price, per pair 95c MOVE ON WASH GOODS! Ouiip- in time to be used foi mer frocks and at these pric. ��� cac well afford to add to your mer wardobe. PRINTS AND COLORED MUSL1N3 9c per yard; Regular 1. 1-2,- to Thirty entls of Iineu crash. gingham, fancy muslins, prims, 1 Move on price Per yard 9c MUSLINS AND GINGHAMS, 1 - per yard; Regular 25c to 40c. A dozen ends which will find ready purchasers. We are determined to clear them out. Mostly light colored BlTJped asul flowered muslins and voiles; Regular values 25c, 3"c. 35c and -I.e. Move on price per yard 15c LADIES' SHORT GLOVES, 25c PER PAIR. Regular 35c and loc. Fifteen (l" short, .-dome glows in tan, :- ��� black and white; only sizes 6 to 7 1-2 Inches. Move on price 25c MOVE ON' GLOVES. LADIES' is and 20 taich lisle '-���'��� ���10c per pair; Regular 00c and i Grey, tan, black and whit,, lisl gloves Iii lengths as noted. Move on price par pair 40. WATCH FOR NEXT ADVERTISEMENT, Giving more particulars and prices "' our big MOVE ON SALE. Every thing In the store reduced except spool8 and patterns. S. COLLISTER & CO. THE STORE TOR. WOMEN'S WEAR.
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