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'hite, Shiles & Co. FIRE INSURANCE |��W WESTMINSTER, B. C DEC 30 1907 White, Shiles & Co REAL ESTATE 260 Columbia St. Phone 85 NUMBER 301 NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, SATl'KDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 28, 1907. TEN CENTS PER WEEK, IKSTERY WA1ER APPLICATION READY 10 PIRE COMPLETELY CHANGES SUGGESTED DRASTIC MEASURES (BUILDING STRIKE BUY BELL PHONES WIPES OUT BUILDING IN DISTRICT EXHIBITS TO TORCE OUT TENANT PENDING IN SEATTLE ���;?' 'nTLlMe Knenn! ^TTT.1*'"*1 RePort*|Vi<*����� Exhibition Build- Western Representatives of 'Woman Deemed Undesirable I Business Men Prepare to General Business. illonal Powi i Comp mj i, , , uiiwaok suddenly bur t . , . iem ������ yesterday moi ning. '.'. ;.��� iecretary tri aaurer, s. A. r. . ted an application for 20 .... water at the govern k]... agi ��������� ���. offlce, The volume ol sought by this company being . . than Is customary, en-; . , ri made as aj the under-1 l. bul no Information i, .- ni -.111111 be elicit* d. s<e fai - trm l. no pers in was ., D| the existence of the Interna- onal powi Company, Ltd., until | t..., ���. ... -,-.-.. and there are a i ai ne an) undi rtakin ��� -ding power thai would . . I Inc'ae. of wati i" de- \ . feature of thi i plica t it is couche l in mi b la almost ��� iin to hi | i uo mention is m Ite us*' '" ��hich the w atei is I nol ��� uei di d for anj iii pur ��� iui earlj tated In thi a. | Folli Watei ;.e be use 1 lor application i in li e ��� he Ueutenanl 11 .... a ��� ��� i to thi tr.ctli ;o on 1 ind inch ���. op,up. i- impoi ��� ��� ��� ti mi .i Ell Rivi Improvem 'nl t theii . ��� ��� ��� al I : o Wejjfei ' hi ���-��� -r That th Powei I'��� tn; an In ��� - ted with the Elk River ��� ie' Company i - denied I ��� ted. ime known around the rday thai tbe application Mr, Cawley was not in re i, steps were Imme Ila elj other parties to applj f r ' ��� ��� ecord, and it is probable ���'Iw ��� 111 ho done today. ��� peculiarity in connection �� water application is that it o ��� ��� posted in two' districts In Sw '>'��� stminster and at Ashcroft, as would betaken from a polnl kalf mile east of the west boundary of'bf Yah district, where the Chilli- ��� rossi s the boundary line, and would 'eo returned half B mile be- 'r* "������ mouth of Tomihy creek, ln ��� Westminster district. The Ifflfferei m ihe altitude between the I1' >inta is aboul 100 feet. The ap 1 Is listed for hearing by C. C lv;,, r government agent, on Jan '���'��� when ii will most likely be thrown I0'1! and hi amended application put ln In ll Bti od, providing all the water Bupply Is n it taken meantime by other parties. Winnipeg Di c 27. Pn nue: k ib- lin Btated thai BatlsfacU i - progress was in Ing made in th valuation of the planl ol ti," Bell Telephone Co in Manitoba, with .i view to the purchase of the plani by the protfim ia] government Tin pr< mii r ��� I iti d that Chief Engineer French ,->.;'-������ for the Manil ba ' Governmenl had com] b u i his In- sped Ion of t he Winn peg branch of ind bas pres nted bis i. to the Govi ip..-..' nl T. daj Mr. ' French is in Porta ie, In the compai '������in tie re ;...ii;. ���. h rill ��� Isll Branu n on ii like i : i and, afti ,, ��� ��� I n the coui and ; lai ��� - - iation on the plant -. ��� mii.i furthi ited tha ��� ted lhe compl ��� - or would be senl i'i in a fi .'��� days, aftei w ��� Govi nmenl w ild In a posi STRIKE MAY TIE. UP NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS the Board of Trade room yesterday, at which were present T. I. Trapp, of this city; J. K. Smart, of Victoria; E. A. Atkins, Coquitlam; H Ferguson, Maiile Ridge; H. Bose, Surrey; W .1 Mcintosh. Langley; J, A. Morrow, Kent; .J. Ii. Cade and W. J, Abbott, of VicU ria, Dec. 27���The provincial ex- bibltlon buildings were completely de- troyed by lire last night, causing a loss ot $30,000, only a pari of which is covered by insurance. The origin of the fire cannot be ascertained and it is thought that it was the work of an incendiary. The flames broke out in the southi as; corner Oi the main building, which has 'e '-Il occupied since (he last exlli- ���^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^��� bitlon. Tin flr. was first noticed by I Mission, and Secretarj W. tt. Keary. ". caretaker of the Oil Mens Home. Mr. Ferguuon occupied the <hair. the mmediatelj notified the fire de- question as to whether there should ��� ent, but owing to the distance '��� onlj a fruit exhibition sent from ��� town tin fire bad gained con- 'h'' up-country districts, oi an entire de headwa the arrival U' ' 'icl ��� xhibit, which was discussed fin fighter* In fact the ch:mi-1 al the meeting held in Vernon receni nd big engini n vei reachi i the ],. was tabled for decision at the . d in the mud abou1 '" '-' general me. tins, which is to be s froi the fin The flames beld on Jan, 16 of the ensuing year. made short woi main uilding, Several important changes inthe , . . -, ..������,,, restaurant, granting of points on district exhibits oul ami then were decided upon poultry points w! ^^^^^ ... p The o |es al3o cau?h exhibit of early fruits in ... |i I ef ire iii lames were quenche to Freeze in Open House. | tatorial" Unions. rhe district representatives of the. Everett, Dec. 27.���Humane Officer I Seattle, Dec. 27 ���That the Building R \ & 1 Society held a nre ing in PMman today stated that if anj Un ' Trades' Council will order a general desired to contribute to a fund tor strike on all contractors who have the purpose he would bring suit (declared for the open shop, is the against C. W. Sexton, the landlord ! opinion of the B. J. Duhamel, presi- who teeook the windows and doors from dent of the Builders' Exchange. Du the little borne in Cottage lane to hamel said this morning that while force Mrs. Paul and her family to j the union has given no official notice move. As a result of the landlo.d's of Its intentions, it has heen made action, Mrs. Paul is ill from exposure nlaiD t0 hitu that a strike Is ineviia- and can scarcely walk, even with ble. crutch* s. She and hi r children were "And the sooner it comes the bet- compelled to spend two nights in the ter for Seattle and for the whole em- ��� ��� ess and windowless house be- ploying public and also for the men shelter counl be found for her who work," he said. "The unions are by th humane officer. becoming intolerably dictatorial and p e : discovering the family In this llle business men of Seattle are ready .,.,. condition a citizen promise I a to meet and crush them unless t'ney orarj home for Mrs. Paul, but modify their demands and become am- when she was ready to move word enable to reason." thai be had changed his mind Th(' organizations declaring tor the ooi woman was forced to ��Pen shop are the Master Builders' spend another night in the expo ed Associate n and the Builders' Bx- Bereafter 100 sl | change, having fn the aggregaTe about be awarded for the best] Sexton defended his action by de?j240 members. cl:..: I il ti:.- woman was an un-1 NEW YORK FACES T 1< Dec. ^^���^���S'l'l.e e i tho ii and meni ers of the Newspaper l�� lon iim I In secrel nd wei till In con- .... toda ��� ��� ' ng i . iii ��� to : ��� . I ��� mim ��� I itherii oke u Thi mei : ��� now paid 1 $16 ... incre ed b ��� ��19 per week. ��� ��� .. pi 1S91, ��� ma Ided later an todi i i-e ��� nol < on- ori ��� o.ee.,. o. ��� ��� exhibitli wa e present restrictions on ' ��� manj a e quantity of coarse se.ds to lie sh- wn ��� abli tenant and iiad n >t paid the is to be limited to 25 pounds for eac! i -i I foi -��� v>2ra] months. He said thai variety. removed the doors and windows to The classifies lon of "Dai y Pi i- forc< th�� humane officer to take car ducts" is hereafter to be limited tofoi .Mr-. Paul, butler, cheese, homy and eggs. All otBer points and classifications an :' twc-CENT rate appeal i e main as before, s- mieof the repr sen a Ives he'd tha when, as BUILDING STRIKE New Vork, Dec. 27.���There is a pos- f________________________tM\^M^MM\ M���������������������____���___���__________________________W��n :'sts Biblllty thai New Vork may within a short time experience a widesprea I building stfike. Recently the Mas;, r [Carpenters' Association announ ��� I FOR PRlVV COUNCIL that wages of carpenters would be re- duced from $b to $4.50 a day. The a, Dec. 27.���The Railway Com- Carpenters' Union has refused to ac- ��� . ��� a question ���.ee! Rejoicing in Grand Forks. 27.���A satisfac- mainl ��� of the produci of one man, I ������ ��� Is nol : : Bl o Ll ; ire of lb- r bul nothing was d&ne in I i way of obviating this, It was decided, howe1 ��� ' all exhibits henceforth must he the product of the season i-i mi.- m^mmceiit commit- Abolish Consular Agencies. N'i Ison, B. C. Dee, 26, !'��� i somi Hied reason the i onsular agi i - cles of the United States at Nelson. Rossland and Fernie are to be ah lahed at the end of the month. Appli- oations to W. S. Riblet, the r. S. consular agent here as to whai was Intended to be substituted in their place elicited im imformation, Mr, KiM--; Baj ng he ha-d nol b-een a Iviseti on thai point The anion is likely to oause some inconvencience here as may 1k> imagined from th - fact that lasl year upwards of $4,000,000 worth Of goods were Invoiced through Nelson to tiie CJnlted States This Included the Boundary business which heretofore has always passed through Nelson. The onlv points In the province after Dec. 31 where there will he 1'. S. consular agents are Vancouver, Victoria and Cumberland. ��� ��� the tJranb ! th , ,. i, . which ihe. are shown. A vov hs was then passed to Secretary and n nn ie b - " 'Vl .my and Its -!|.'" smelter resumed 1 Keary and Chairman Ferguson, ��� ns today. About two nun- the meeting stood adjourned. : ��� . men wen: to work at the PI o ������ ��� nix mini b yi Bterday. re is .greal rejoicing In Grand )��� - over this final termina'lon of th ��� labor trouble. It is und' rsto I that the full blast of eight furnaces ���a . ��� ����� in operation at once. Both the C. P. R. and the Greal Northern are getting their ore rains in shape for the Phoenix run ani! everything now looks prosixrrui Ecr-o of Brownsviile Disorder. N'ew Vork, Dec. 27. ��� Papers in a '���use to tes; the legality of the discharge of the privates of Companies B. C. Ii. of tli*- Twenty-fifth United States Infantry, colored, following the disorder in the streets in Brownsville a year ago. bave Ieen prepared by a law firm in this city. ation of the Grand Trunk Railway tees from both organizations are now _ delay of the commission's jlecl- trying to reach a compromise. sion that under the company's charter In case the master carpenters in- 1 .. :.. give a two-cent a mile sist on the reduction it is likely that ��� ��� between Toronto and Mon- the 19,000 members of the union will rhe companj asked ler a delay strike. Other building tradi s are ml the privy council should have waiting tlie outcome of the conference I leclslon on the point. Thu-, between the carpentres and employ- the twi ini rate cannot be enforced ers. In case the carpenters' stirke until a judgment bas been obtained comes it is said to be more than like- from eh. privy council. ly that similar strikes will follow u practically all other building trades. A proposition to move the lieu Iquai- | ��� ti tt of the Westminster Trust Company from l heir present location to the Masonic block is under considera- I . tion by the directors of thiut concern, e Spokane. Dec. 27.���Advices have an: will likely materialize within t'e been received that the Government next few days. The intentioTn is to has authorized the expenditure o��- TO SPEND $50,000 ON FREE TELEPHONES KURDISH RAIDERS TERRORIZE TOWN W|LL D G FOR COAL BENEATH FALSE CREEK """'' iver, Dec 28.���Early lu Janu- ;,':' "!'��� rations will be started to to- ''"'' ;i roal seam which is fully be- "u i o underly False Creek. That 'H'n i coal somewhere under this !' has hen believed by geologists '""" '��������� 'lays in which Coal Harbor :";' >'��� name, ""' palse Creek syndicate, for *Wch Messrs. Bowser & Wallbridge ��te ih, We legii.l representatives, is bo convinced of this that it has se- 0'"'''11 m'ovinclal license covering three of i'r|e bed of False Creek, mil st'iniu ""���Mwiird at the head and proceeding Th Idem "tl'lld, s)'tulii. ' ' erl of the syndicate Is con- ���hat a live-foot vein will be ,l! :i depth of BOO feet The "'' has .secured the necessary .r,l,iss'"�� fr the city to carry on th�� boring, B l"' Plicate Is composed of local "��� headed by .1. i.. Stewart, and Ihe W|f,e la lhi" all the necessarv capital ' " ''lisi''l right a home. ���Vs!""'. l'""lK' D('(:' 87-"~The round' ,1'-e Great Northern railway fit ftre'"1"" ' "r]iS hlls bern destroyed by Wl-] irana i'o,.]i( ,"'"' engines wen aa tip- burnt ��s '"'ly i- roundhouse, which was en- '"1 ,::i(-'i- The loss is $ir.,ooo. WHITES THREATENED BY BLACKS IN OKLAHOMA Henrietta, Okla., Dec. 27.���With every available fighting man sworn in ���as a deputy and only 1,200 rounds of ammunition in th town, lUnryetta is fearing a deadly race war as the result of the lynching of .lames Garden, a negro. Reports of armed negroes advancing upon the town have hi en ie- ceive.i from both the Wild Cat and Clear View settlements. The tiring of a small negro shack, owned by a white man. near the Frisco station this morning, caused a call to arms. Within five minutes after ihe Bre alarm was given nearly 100 armed men were prepared for an attack. Three citizens' patrols have been established. Thirty-live negroes, heavily armed, passed through Wild Cat today, inciting the blacks to revolt, They are camped near the river, within ten miles of Etenryebta, i mtt Free Press Souvenir. The Manitoba Free Press his Issued Its seventh Christmas souvenir, a barrel of flour in miniature, The barrel, which is a wooden reproduction of the lull sized barrel which carries Canada's wheat far and wide, stands about five inches high. One end of the package bears the label. "Peace River Flour. From the Vermillion Mills XXXX Four Hundred Miles South of the Arctic Circle." On the other end Is the statement, "Flour from Canada's tar Northwest, Seventh Christmas Souvenir, from the Manlto- i ha Free Press, Winnipeg, 1907." St. Petersburg. Dec. 27.���A despatch from Urmiab, In Persian Armenia. 1 which was brought out by a detachment of Russian troops, states that foi the last eight days that town has !nn entirely Burroundtd and Isolated by bands of Kurdish raiders, who haw attacked caravans and driven hundreds of loaded camels to the mountains. A caravan escorted by th" guards of the Russian consulate at Ur- miah. which was the first to get . through, was attacked by the bandits The robbers were repulsed many of ! tin m being killed or wounded. Com- j plete anarchy prevails at Urnmiah. I Russia is planning to strengthen the consulate guard there, hut it is declared in St. Petersburg that the time for actual intervention has not yet come. WOMAN SAVES BABIES FROM BITE OF MAD DOG Bellingham, Dec. 27.���Placing her snian children In a bed. Mrs, E. H. buiid safety deposit valuts in the rear of the premises now occupied by Bar- |50,000 for the construction of telephone lines, trails and roads in the telephone service will be free. Improvements will be made in the clay & Adams, shoe merchants, who national forests of Washington. The ���hold their premises only on a monthly lease, and establish the offices of the company at this place. A sugges- \ Olympic, Rainier, Chelan, Washington* tion to change the name of the bu 1!-1 and Wenhaha reserves. This includes t ing from Masonic block to Westmin-: aeveral hundred miles of wire and Hamlin, wife of a well known rancher | ster Trust block is also mooted, the | many more of trails, and will be of building having been bought b.v the j vast benefit to settlers and lumber- latter company some months ago, TREASURER WALKED OUT, THIEF WALKED IN Caron, Sask.. Dec. 27.���Two clever rogues robbed'the town treasurer, R. I.ong, of about Jfi.'O yesterday evening. One asked Mr. tx>ng to step out of his office to the street to talk about some private business and the other stepped through the Ixack door and robbed the cash hox drawer of the safe which was open. The money was composed of town and private funds. There has been no trace of the robbers secured. During the temitorary closedown of the factory, extensive improvements are being made at the B. C. Box factory, all the machinery undergoing a, thorough overhauling and repairing. A new boiler, to be used in, connection with the 47 h. p. engine installed some time ago, is being placed in position, while a subsidiary engine will be put up in the course of the next few days. The plant is expected to be in operation again about the beginning of March. at Dfemnig, seized a poker and attacked <i mad dog that suddi nly was stricken with the rabies while lying in the kitchen of the Hamlin home. The dog was a family pet, apuppy 6 months old. The husband and father of the children was absent at the time. When the dog began around the room, frothing mouth and snapping at things, Mrs. Mamlin first looked to the safety of her children drove the dog into the yard with a poker and then called to a neighbor, who came to the scene and dispatched the canine with a gun. CRAFTSMEN GATHER AT I men and miners operating in the va - ious districts, west of Spokane. running at t he differ-, nt ONCE WEALTHY MAN JAILED AS A VAGRANT Taconia, Dec. 27.���W who made a fortune here in the slot machine business, was thrown into jail tonight on a charge of vagrancy. Payne was tlie poineer slot machine man of Tacoma, bringing the machines here many years ago. Tacoma at the time was the center of a rough sporting element and Payne made money so fast that it turned his head. Re had nineteen machines and cleared more than $100 daily on each machine He plunged into all kinds of dissipation, and the opium habit acquired a terrible hold on him. He ls now penniless. A checker match letween residents of the south side of the river and citizens of New Westminster is billed to bake place in the near future, a team of four men forming each side. Surrey will be represented by the Brothers Falconer. Mr. Hodge and Henry Lewis, while B. Murchie, W. Anler- eson and two others to be selected later, will oppose them in the tournament. | J McCutcheon, for many years tele- INSTALLATION OP OFFICERS &aSZ2_.Z_T_.EZ MB| ei- Jear- He wi" be succeeded by P K '"*'*' ' pennett, late of Brandon, Man. Union and King Solomon lodges, A. ��� ��� F. & A M. held a joint installation of; George Coleman, a negro charged officers at the Masonic Temple last with stealing a watch from Alex Mc- night. An attendance of members of Leod, when the said McLeod w the craft from every part of the world, drunk and incapable, was sentenced in addition to the members of tbe two in the police court yesterdav'So-si local lodges brought the number of months in the provincial jail? O craftsmen present up to about 200.; "vag." will put m thirty days on tlT Nels Nelson was installed as Master rockplle, and one drunk p Ud J' 50 for of King Solomon lodge, and Angus his freedom. Another of the slme Ilk Munn re-elected Master of Union forfeited $5 bail by teinng to aDDea_ lodge for the ensuing year. A ban- for trial. One "broke" applied for S. Payne, j que* followed the, installation. Songs lodging last night, and was accommo were given by Messrs. Horace Do.er. dated. " 0" J. A. Lee, Knight, Innes, Broad and . .��� Whitmore. Throughout the evening' The annual Christmas entertain the toasts were responded to with ex- ment of the St. Baa-naba* Sundav ceptionally brilliant speeches. The in- ��cEool took place in tbe schoolroom stalling officers were Past Grand Mas- yesterday evening, the cantata "Shad ters T. J. Armstrong and R. E. Wai- ow of Santa Claus" being rendered bv ker, .1. A. Lee, retiring master of Kin- I the children In a most pleasing man Solomon lodge, was presented with a ner. Other features of the entertain Past Masters jewel. Among the dis- mtnt Included a well rendered sons tinguished Masons present in additi n by the "Spies," another by the "Brow to the Installing officers were Past nies," a newspaper boys' march tw'o Gnand Masters J. S. Clute, Charleson | "Dolly Songs." by the girls, and the impersonation of such nurserv favor- MH as "Little Bo-Peep," "Red Riding Wireless Interrupted. | Hood." "Little Boy Blue," and others Victoria, Dec. 27.-The Pachena , of this big family. Miss Herring offi Point wireless telegraph station estah-1 elated at the piano, while W Nelson llshed b.v the Canadian Government. is ! donned the mantle of Santa Claus for unable to communicate with the Vic- the occasion, being assisted in his on- toria government central sfa'.ion, the ! erous duties by "Mother Goose," (Miss se of and Wood. mountains at the south end of Van- Sadie Dunlop.) During the couri couver Island seemingly interrupting the artificial communication, nnd it may he necessary to establish a station to relay messages between the two stations. thc evening, the rector, Rev. C. W. Houghton, was presented with a handsomely bound volume of Longfel'ow's poems, this being a gift from tl .^ teachers of the Sunday school. ��� ���imHnnn_iw��.i��iiii PAGE TWO THE DAILY NEWS. ���h til Corcdcsused Advertisements tttA'N ri ' -y . ������ \. m in ni b VV b"..-.. and bu. . . . and di teas id Musl be i guild hustler, A good pi iposition lo th.- righl party. Referem ��� red as to honesty, Apply in o�� n hai-dwri.'ng n> R. E C. Hoop'-: 536 Pender al reet, Van< auver, FOB 8 \i.l-_. BEST CORD-WOOD at $."..uii a cord, delivered. T. H. Foster, General delivery. New Westminster, TT.URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT -*- suitable tor light house-keeping. Alex Speck. Columbia street. rpOUND, TWO WEEKS AGO, FISH -A- ing skiff on north arm. Name N. W. 79. Apply at this office ************ MARKET GIRL WANTED IN FAMILY OF ,two, Apply flrst house below convent, west side of Albert .Crescent. T APANESE BOY ATTENDiNG O school wants work wiih goo I family in return for room and board, Apply Box 545, city. T APANESE LADIES WANT GEN -a eral housework ior month. or washing clothes by the day. Apply to S. Matsumura, P. 0. Box 2!>6, city. DOSITION WANTED AS WORK. -*- ing housekeeper; so d conk. Apply at News office. T ARGE FRONT ROOM FOR RENT *~A afar January.lst. Corner tth Ave ainl 6th stree!. All conveniences. WANTED���Gir] mornings for bod- room work. Apply to Mrs. C. A McKillij.s. TTTANTED -BED SITTING ROOM ' V for single gentleman. Reply by letter to A- C, Daily News, P. O. Box 693, TTTANTED���YOUNG LADY. JUST �� �� bii school preferred, to take care of oflice. Apply D. C. Dally N> ws office. Y'M'NC JAPANESE BOY WANTS *- situation as house boy; honest and intelligent; speaks good Engl'sh, Addr.ss G. NISHI, P. O. Box 411. New Westminster- * 1*1 J-_ IN. iV L. I - REPORT f ********* *>***.** i- Hex ai tlon oi ivy ales of lasl ������ sk '��� .-���- felt ai t< rday's marku I ipplies bi m In exce of the demand, and trading rathei dull, iyp e - remained a ioul the same however, pritir- hind-quarters of beel bringing from 6 to s cents, and lore quarters from ."i to ti cents. Prim lam ) and mutton was Short, and not heavily In demand, Fourteen cents bought nil the lamb that was wanted, while 12 to 18 oents was the pric - of mutton. Prime pork was fairlj well represented, and brought from S to 10 cents, Medium calves brought ll cents for veal, and large calves from 6 to 8 cents. Eggs were plentiful, and sold from .10 to 55 cents retail, and 15 cent! wholesale. Fowl af $6.50 to $8.00 per dozen wer,. lightly bought. Chickens wore well sold at from $4.50 to $6.50. Ducks were few, and sol i us quoted. A few turkeys were In evidence, and broughl from 25 to 28 cents per pound live weight, and al 30 cents pi r poun l dr ��� ised. Dressed chickens were plentiful al from 22 to 25 cent- per pound Live get Be rough! from $1 to $1.25 each, and dressed g- ese were In de mand al about 20 cuts pi r pound. Apples, according to varietj and condition, sold at from SO cen.s to $1.23 pe : u\ Potatoes sol I well al a oul $ I - p< r Lon. Strike Losses. Valparaiso, Di c .'. ���The strik rs resumed work toda, al .re and Autofagista The 1 ssi.- f n thi 20 da'.- during which the i trike has been on are tot illed al al out $20,000,000. Thi nltrati production for the month of December will be one million quln t'lls Ips than the amount ��� stim tte I, WANTED- A NUMBER OF FIRST class laborers, Apply ; i Quig ley, near Small & Bucklln's. TA I.'. HATHKRLY. Optician and doc *-* tor of Ophthalmolgy. Cures Nervous and Chronic Headaches by <J^^ skillfully prescribed gla ee Wf��^Parlors on Sixth Sp. Murchie block, New Westminster. MEHUesr: __\m__������II OUR OBJECT Two matters receive our special attention;��� Savings/ D po3its and Western interests The one aids the other���every dollar depo3iti ! with 'is Is at once set to work to promote some phease of We t r.i prosperity. Interest at highest rates pa'd four time - a year. I II NORTHERN BANK Capital Paid Up, $1,200,000- Rest and Undivided Profits. $116,000 J. ALLEN, Local Manager, New Westminster, B.C, 44444***************++*>*>* > * ^> ��*!>*���***************** \ FOR SALE..... Dry Fir Wood in 4 ft. lengths, which we will ��� �� deliver to any part of thc city. : C. WILL5 Cln EVERY BIRD GUARANTEED New Year's Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chickens, at Reichenbach's *�����A. ^!y _\ 'V_7*WS_& "^BKft- ".���".' r. %r��� ----y "fyf-'rbX^'���'' fl' v'^v^ \ ~__%^*'___r%r_\ ..- .,. .,.,-~v. '"//- .>���'Li.r_v, HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE PROM ON SALE TODAY Call and leave your orders or Telephone 101 DO YOU POSSESS that comfortable feeling-of having a Savings Account? THE NECESSITY of saving has never been more apparent than at the present time. ������������ The ROYAL BANK �� CANADA invites you to join the large number of satisfied Depositors. INTEREST ADDED 4 TIMES A YEAR. Put your money where it is accessible when you require it. BANKING BY MAIL A SPECIALTY. START NOW���DON'T DELAY. ' ��� +++++++++++*+^*^++++*+*+***************444*********i\ ) THC RIGHT THING TO DO ��� if you have unintentionally overlooked some friend at Christmas ii ��� to remember them ON NEW YKR'S DAV j Though our Christmas sabs were heavy, our assortr-rrt is lii" ��� New Westminster Branch. F. B. LYLE, Mgr. : * 4 4 practically intact. Come and see i.s for that N'ew Yeir's gift. 4 4 J Eighth ave, and Second St. 'pi Phone 333 * 4 i 4 ,*���#����� v ��� "*���><���><>��������*�����#/����� 44*4-*>t>*. **44"-' <������',-4* ^���4*444V {>���*������������< ___m_i________m' j Henrv Birks & Song, U l/ciivf finer cut ss t IAT HEW MS PRESENT I B. _w rat. fin** HIS, and mg company ���V.J* �� as> VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER ntanuracturers and Dealers in AU Kinds ot Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, Doors, Interior Finish, lurned Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass. FARMERS ATTENTION! Lumber Always in Stock for Fencing and Dra ning. "7 Royal City Branch, Columbia St. Telephone 12. * New Westminster MAKE YOUR SELECTION AT Eyes Tested Free. FOR NEW YEA Vancou c '; Leading Jewell) j GEO. E. TROF IY, Managing Di tor I Cor. Hastings and G nville Sts. ��� ��� ��uver J **4*4r**>*****+44>44ny4+^ ,<^��o<^4��4<,.4,<,^<..<,^<><,e*��^���-^���*'��**���**, We will give a discount of 20 per cent, off regular prices on all goods Sold for Cash in our Crockery and Glassware stock. ADAMS& DEANS Prompt Delivery Phone 97. CALL AND INS T. J. TRAPP & C0> Limited ITU,DAV. NOV. 28, 1907. f. THE DAILY NEWa PAGE THREE Something Unique is Cowan Coconut Cream Icing For Cahe TOE LADIES ARE CHARMED WITH IT. MADE OICLY BT THE COWAN CO., Ltd.. TORONTO (The place to buy your Furniture at cash prices on the easy payment plan without interest or extra charge :p '-.. Freed Furniture to. 62 & 64 Hastings St, West, Vancouver, B. C. [Complete House Furnishers orders promptly executed', carefully packed free of charge. ....... WHEN GOING EAST \SK THE TICKET AGENT TO SEND YOU OVER "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" t.ight Trams Every Day in the Ye*i BETWEEN Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago THE TRAIN OF FAME THE NORTH-WESTERN, LTD. Embodies the newest and best ideas ior COMFORT, CONVENIENCE and LUXURY. It is lighted with both electricity and gas; the most brilliantly illuminated train in the .vorli). The equipment consists of private compartment cars, standard id section sleepers, luxurious dining ar. reclining chair cars (seats free), nodern day coaches and buffet, li- 'narv and smoking cars. For Time Tables, Folders, or any ���urthcr information call on or wntt F. W. PARKER, GENERAL 'AGENT, 720 Second Avenup. Seattle?.. Vvme Double Screened Nut 5.00 Mail Service . ' P, li. train al - ��� ��� ��� ��� -. ,i. iii. ��� i attle, na Hunting i m . 1, daily ex< epl SllD ... No, l, dally exi ��� Rei... i at 6 ������ p.m. B. c. Electric i i Iwaj . lii a. tn.' No, l. dallyexcepl Sun | eturn m��i] received 9 a. m. ; . i; N.R, train, 8 15 a.m. Mlcotnekl, Port K<i! i ��� ��� -. Ila l*a Prairie, Bon A :��� t nd Seattle (all points ; on ,unl south, also all I 1 tern states I, dailj < x- |;��� S Return mails n celved tu. liiytuii. Tuesdays and Thursdays, I hehi Wednesdays and Sa'u--i f.f Return mall received Monday? j \ f ya. t ��� : by n. c. Electric railway. | a, iu.- iVanci . ,-er No, 2: Victoria, No l prai I'irk, dally except Sunday ; pon I rei elv*9d al 2 p, m li . carrier, 1:13 p, m.: lEast Burnaby, dally except Sundaj I (turn i, alia received a* 1:in p, ni. ji . by carrier 12,fH) noon: I JTlm ��� -. !. TuesauyB nnd Friday-. I r-- rei eived Tuesdays ana fid f .1'. I*. H. '.oat. 1:30 p.m. I o es dailj al the Bame lng wlnter moneths: ��� ��� Westham Island, Pori i t- : veston, Sunbury. Aallv j P" : Ki turn mails receiv fron l) a. m. to ll a. m. Wednesday and Satur- a- b, ��� maii on Wednesdays and ��� No. 3; Victoria, No. ;;. I Lake; closes ai 3 10 ; pxecept Sunday. Return ' ed at 6 p, in. lake, Return mail v Ii!. P'"'0 !' by Q.N. Fyler, 4 u in.: ii points, daily except f ��� turn mall ll p. m. f i'i' R. train at 3:16 r ��� !h- e loses at 2:30 p.m.: ,' .1 Vancouver, No. on (C ',( ' ��� ��� iii ''iinl maili. Return mali "The Milwaukee" Westminster Iron'Worts Per Ton Delivered 50c per ton extra above 4th Ave. 'The Pion'-r Limited" St. Paul to Chicago, "Short Line" Omaha to Chicago, "South West Limited" Kansas City to Chicago NU trains in the service on any railroad in the world that equal in equipment that of the Chicago, Mil vaukee & St. Paul Railway. The.\ iwn and operate their own sleeping ind dining cars on all] their trains and ^ive their patrons an excellence of service not obtainable elsewhere. H. S. ROWE. General Agent. 1 i-i Third St.. cor Alder. Portland. Or. I'i.NERAL MAUH1NB1 ami hjnoiNI WORK. SHIP SMITHING. HHiH'i:-. aoe STRUCTURAL IKON WUHK Ornamental Iron worn, inciu:iia& y, noes, Dates, Fire Escape'-, etc. vt iii orders and correspundeni e In iif-d. JOHN RFID, BEGBIE Si'Kt.i-.i. \'m V\'f..f rnftintpr. r- I t <7| Belyea & Co. Telephone 150 ,t ADVERTISE BJ ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS If YOU Want a Situation. Something For Nothing is what no firm can afford to give if they expect to remain in business But we are busy Cutting Kitchen Chairs 60c up Dining Chairs $ 1.00" Dining Sets Ui.00 " Carpets 25c per yard up. Kitchen Tables $1.75 up Fall Leaf Tables 4.50 " Oak Dining Table, 8 ft. ex.. 8.00 " All kinds at big reductions. p. in. i iSapperton, No.'2; Millside, Nc plMlam, dally except Sunday, Re- || f received al J p. 60 YEARS- EXPERIENCE jSS_fpt American Email,,,, , , ' U'lUtrutod wt-only. LiirROBt, olr- , uumfi iW"! "i-u-miti,. Journal, Terms lor I _. "iii .',!;', 'L.>'u'"'. PO'tiiwe iin-jmlJ. Bold by "pN&C036*DrcSdw.,.NoWYnr|( Special values in Linoleums & Oil Cloths Choice Display Of Wall Papers and Pictures. All that is newest and most artistic in designs and color combinations for this season's business. ~V. E. FALES, The Home Furnisher. We handle no Toys. New Westminster; B. C. SPONTANEOUS REMARKS. Case* Where Suspcnc. Has Calle**! Forth Err. phi lee F'.oquests. Charlej Stone was one of many unfortunates who took one d i-i ta '- in tin- will', uilil wp.~t. with a - :o'v of Shakespeare and ntlier of the classics. The first violin in tlie orchestra played altogether on the E Btring until a well armed cowboy arose nnd Mini: "Pardner, I'm a graduate of Vale. I've been in thi.~ part of the conn- try for nigh on nine years. I love music." Then, drawing hi< Beven shooter, he milled. "Fiddle a little on some oth'-r string or I'll make , you look like a coal sifter." Intense excitement was caused in De Give's Opera House in Atlanta 1 a Dumber of years a^o when Jeffer- ; nm was playing Hip Van Winkle. j Every count? in the state was represented in the audience. Emotions were deeply stirred and but ill sup- pressed v.*her. the profligate Rip was driven from home. A very distinguished looking old gentleman arose in the center of the auditorium and relieved the situation by crying in a loud voice: "Don't go, Rip! Don't go!" Then the lachrymal dams burst, and everybody wept. Of course we all know that men are hired at times to create these effects, but now and then such actions are spontaneous. In Hartley Campbell's day there came pretty near being a riot, over a lost baby in one of Harry Miner's theaters. It was a stage baby���a bit of real property, however���and its ni'ither was almost crazed when some bandits kidnaped it. The Bowery audience were wrought up to the highest pitch of melodramatic interest. An attenuated westerner, over six feet high, unable longer to stand the -train, stood up and, pointing to the wings, yelled with fearful emphasis: "Thar',- thc brat over in the corner! Hive it buck to its mother an' let the play go on or I'll wreck the whole darn concern!" It took several policemen and ushers to restore him to reason and quiet the fury of the gallery gods.��� Exchange. New Year's Night JANUARY 1, 1908 Williams' Original Dixie Jublee Singers Every one a star. Male and female quartette presents j a .selection of songs which vary from grand opera to negro plantation and e boat medolies. This company appeared here last 'season, scoring a triumphant success. ( Now it is bigger and better than before. Seat* on tale today at Ryall's. Prices $1, 75c, 50c and 25c. A Doubtful Compliment. A clergyman was about to leave his church one evening when he encountered an old lady examining the carving on tha font, finding her desirous of seeing the beauties of the church, he volunteered to show her over, and the flustered old lady, much gratified at this unexpected offer of a personally conducted tour, shyly accepted it. By and by they came to a handsome tablet on the right of the pulpit. "This," explained the good man, "is a.memorial tablet erected to the memory of the lute vieajv' 0PEIM= HOUSE Unequalled Vaudeville ALL H'ELK OF DEC. 23rd. Matinees, Wednesday ard Saturday Evenings. Two complete performances. First performance commences at 7:30 prompt. Second performance at 9.00 Change of programme Mondays an I Thursdays. Doors open, Matinees at ' 2.30; nights at 7.00- MULLALY SISTERS���Refined Singers and (lancers. | C. S. Coulsone���Blackface comedian. i Tbe Gr<at Hermanns���Magic and Hindoo mysteries. 1 Dnnkan & Co.���Comedy Sketch. That Other Quartette���Refined vocal- | ists. Mentell and Clifford���Gymnasts and acrobats, assisted by the World s only mind reading dog "SANCHO." ��� Grace Huntington & Co.���A native of the Dominion in a comedy playlet. Prices���50c, 3iie, 25c, 15c, and 10c. Xew programme and people week of December 30th with an addition of moving pictures and illustrated songs. Ea<-h succeeding week will see added improvements. Come at an>' time, stay as long as you like. If suited till your friends; if not tell us. WE HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUB- lie that after this date all orders for wood will have to be accompanied by CASH. (Signed) BELYEA & CO. LOUIS WILLIAMS. WILBER SMITH. December B, 1907. English and American Billiard Tablet, Bowling Alleys, etc. New and second - hand tables and supplies in stock. R. H. CLIBURN WESTMINSTER OPERA HOUSE NOTICE ONE NIGHT ONLY FRIDAY, JANUARY, 3rd. Henry B. Harris, Manager of "The Lion and the Mouse"^ Company announces The Favorite American Actor RALPH STUART -IX- The Great College Play STRONGHEART (By William C. De Mille) "In all the world no show like this." The greatest theatrical achievement ���'i'"" A ,: ?' ��' Box 1185 of modern limes. Seats on sale at Ryall's Drug Store Prices $1.50. $1.00, 75c and 50c. Bowling Alley, Pender St., VANCOUVER Agent for .Messrs. Samuel May & !o., Toronto. ADVERTISE IX THE DAILY XEWS w. R. Qilley���Tel. li Office Tel. 16. G. E. Gilley���Tel. 291 Gilley Broa, Ltd. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dt*a.LERS IX Wellington Coal. Van. Portland Cement. Rosebank Lini?, B. C. Pot- tery Vitrified Pipe, Drain Tile, Terra Cotta, etc.; Ciayburn Pressed, Mantel, and F,re Brick, Fire Clay, Gartcraig Fire Brick. Liverpool Salt, Forge Coal, Common Brick Sand. Gravel and Crushed Rock Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL 114,400,000.00 RESERVE $11,000,000.00 tranches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, and in London, England, N��w York, Chicago and Spokane, U.S.A., and Mexico City. A General Banking Business TranBact9d. Letters of Credit Issued, available with correspondents in all parts of the World. Savings Bank Department. Deposits received in sums of $1 and upwards, and Interest allowed at 3 per cent, per annum (present rate) added four timet a year. Total Astets over $168,000,000.00. KTW WESTMINSTER BRANCH. U. ft BRYMNER, Manager. PAGE FOUR THE DAILY XEWS tt I __-____*__-___. ____> ____________* ******* orF ON ALL ��� i * * * TOYS C. A. McKlLLOP, ��� Phone 310- SUCCESSOR TO R. C. PURDY Columbia Street, next to Tram office TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be receive^ by the un- ilersigned for the latx>r in making addition to Uie Market Sail-ilng on Front street, materials to be supplied b; -lie corporation. Tenders are also invited for supply of 120 squares (more or 1 ss) of corrugat-pe-d galvanized iron. 26 guage. to correspond with material on pr<e- sent building. Plans and specifications can be seen at my office. Tenders will be received up to ,") p. ni. of Monday, the :10th inst. The lowest or any tender net necessarily accepted. W. A. DUNCAN, CHty Clerk City Hall, Dec. 27, 1907. '.;. Um We Arc Going THE DAILY NEwS Published by the Daily News Publishing Company, Limited, at thejr offices, corner of Sixth and Front streets, New Westminster, B. C. E. A. Paige Managing Director m& ��� SATURDAY, NOV. 28. 1907. THE INDIAN RESERVE, "he very staightforward exposition of the status of the Indian Reserve question uu'ler the terms of union by the Hon. Frank Oliver, Minister of the Interior, on the door of Parliament the other day is of great interest. The expression of frien li;.' sympathy for the province of British Columbia because the arangement under the Terms of Union does not work oui just as the parties thereto axpectfli it would do, ia the matter of reversionary rights. The suggestion of a friendly statement of case before the courts in which t!.<? Dominicn Govern-; ment would not in any sens \ be antagonistic to tae claims of British Co-' lumbia further than .is necessary as disc&arging i.s duty ti its wards, the Indian.-, is a good one. so that the. matter may be finally settled. The reserves could then he dealt with in business-like manner and large aieas of fertile lands be opened up for settlement either under the Province oi the Dominion. Under the Int rpreta- tion pu! u] on the agr ement by the province, thai all m m ��� 3 paid for abandonment of right by the Indians Bhoui i go to the Provincial tr a-ary, makes fhe Indian loath to relinquish his right and the whole of a reserve, and then- are many of them, is tied I up pending the extinction of the tribe.i The only other way suggested, if tie decision of the courts is not sought,;' is for the Province to offer to take a J quid pro quo for ita r.-visionary in-] threat In the shap: of other Domini .a ; leada net so tied up, an! then leave] the Dominion Government to deal sin-. ���g.'e han.led with the Indians for the opening up of such portions of their \ reserves as are not being used or j ���e'.-.uCtivau-d by theni. The onus now: rests with the Provincial Government, If it really wishes the ca.-e clearid up j and we beleive it does, and it would he of Immense value to the Province to have these areas settled and, brought under cultivation. FOR SALE We have choice upland prairie hay and timothy hay, also oats, wheat and feed to offer in car lots.. Delivery prices given on request. R. MILES & CO. Plumbers, Gas and Hot Water fitters, Etc. Repairs of all kinds given special attention. Sewer connections made. Moderate Charges. Phone A 377 Front St. New Westminster D. C. HOFFMAN, Grain and Provisions. CALGARY Grand Trunk Ry. Excellent Train Service Between Chicago, London, Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, And all the principal business centers of ONTARIO, QUEBEC and the MARITIME PROVINCES. Also to BUFFALO, NEW YORK and beef> mutton ROYAL COLUMBIAN HOSPITAL TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED by the undersigned, and marked "Tenders for Supplies," up to 1 p, m, Saturday, December 28th, 1907, for supplying the hospital from 1st January, 1908, to 31st December, 1908, with the following articles: Broad, white and brown; Beef; Mutton; Milk; Drugs; Groceries; Wood, slabs, per cord; Coal, washed nut; Fish; Funerals. Detailed lists of, drugs, and fish can MOV INTO THE STORE, THIRD FROM THE CORNER OF THE DOMINION TRUST BLOCK. BEFORE WE GO, WE MUST SELL OFF OUR STOCK. AS A NEW STOCK HAS BEEN ORDERED. EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE HAS BEEN REDUCED. Horace Dorer Goldsmith Silversmith Diamond Merchant Columbia St., Next Tram Office TURNBULL'S bakery! ��������������������� >HM~1 4th and Columbia S.s. groceries. l:e o:taln- PHII.ADELPHIA, via Niagara Falls. For Tim�� Tables, etc., address GEO. W. VAOX. Assistant Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, 135 .Adams St.. Chicago, 111. at ADVERTISE ��J ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS FOR BIG RESULTS. ed at the "hospital. Neither the lowest or anj- tender necessarily accepted. Samples of the groceries anl all information obtainable on application to the Lady Superintendent, at the hospital- W H. KKARY, Secretary R. C. U. Xew Westminster, B. C. Decembi r l^th. 1907. 4 * * All kinds of fancy pastry. ��� First class candies. Fresh t Pure Food Supply Co, THE CASH STORE taffy. G. B. chocolates. Bread 5c per loaf. We still have some cellent Xmas cakes left. ex- X()T FROM Ottawa or Japan Can you hope to settle this cheap labor question Just have your garments, with the' Union Label attached, made by : : J. N. AITCHISON Columbia St. ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� *} I ��� ��� ��� ��� ���* 4 4 * To Hie Citizens of Now Westminster We !���.!'.'��� ip eni d a new ijrocerj . 'nn1 in the try to ci o that i' win paj you to i omi ��� " new and up-to-date. NO OLD GOODS A few prices for this week wil! be: Choice Hams '3; Selacted Eastern Eggs, 3 dozen for Half gallon tins Canadian Rock Maple Syrup F nest Singapore Pineapple --r. Bex Magic Baking Powder $!.00 New Westminster i ��� ���_ 1 ��� I ��� I Pure food Supply Co. ��� ITITTTTI rt a rtTT nmAnn THE CASH STORE. Burr Block. Columbia Street PBSBBBBBBBB^BBBB _&_____&_&��-& *. Important *\_____\ "STRONGHEART" 'i'he sale of seats for Ralph Stuart'd appearance in "Strongheart" will open at Ryall's Drug Store today. Henry B. Harris will preseni Mr. pl in William C De Mille's com- e ly-drama of < ollege life, "Sl rong- ��� " in which Mr, so rt , omlse to win an evei eati ij than d by him in . ��� i 1 he leading roi Lhat of a egebred Mr, Stuart ��� . ,. Ivan tage to ��� ie I tll. AddttJ mi i i ictlv* ��� is b at ti th . la; bj the i.e" that It j in e . e lil ;-. p. \ ivld- and force in Its situation .ip i much Lum u <ii I he breezj im i sort. An exciting Incldenl Is the feoot- oi'l game which forms an Impor ant i ,i:: in thr il. velopnient of the story, The engagement is tor Friday .>;' n xl week. How a stone ��_, .���. A stone ls usually considered to im fourteen pounds, but a butcher's stum' of (lead meat is only eight pounds, a stone of cheese is sixteen pounds, a j steme of glass five pounds, while a stone of hemp runs to thirty-two pounds.���London Standard. Perteverance. Perseverance Is more prevailing than ! violence, aud many things which ran- not l>e overcome when I hey arc togeth- i cr yield themselves up when taken little by little.���Plutarch. �� w w ft i s a ft 4***************************44*******44444*4*6' ,K- IRON BEDS A shipment of double and single Iron Beds just We wish to announce that Get our prices Our Great Shoe Sale I ALEX SPECK which has been so successfully carried on for the past three weeks will be continued Until the New Year This means only three days more to lake advantage of the great bargains on Shoes. No matter what shoe you ask for, you can expect a discount of from 10 to 35 per cent, of the regular price Remember, on Tuesday evening next the curtain drops-the big sale ends-after which prices must be different. Keep your eyes on us for the next three*days. I 1 m ��� ^CHOICE BEEF **��% Fresh Pork Sausages D !y (h Best of Fl -n rs Pork m . _ _ i Pacific Meat Market in \ JOHNSTON'S imited Yes, Indssd. "A woman makes a great change la ti man's lite." "Yes, and she takes a great deul or rtwnge out of It too."- Houston l'o*i Bis Shoe House, Sign of the Big Electric Boot. iEBSBEBi92BBBEEBE3aaaSSEBEBEE���flS New Westminster ffffl ��� 2, '���' ���'��� ' , li V :/'y;t >, ! .. ,'-^^'-,jfee McMENEMY & ANDERSON, Props. Phone 192 F. CRAKE English Watchmaker Two doors from Geo. Adam*, Grocer Ladles' Gold Watchos from 912.75 up. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, open face, $6.00. Gentlemen's Sliver Watches, douhle case, $7.50 np. Agent, for the eelehratert South fiend Watches, supplied to the Wellman Arctic Expedition, All warranted. Chains, Rings, .Tewelry. ere. etc. Watch repairing; tiiarges reasonable. Leo. Mueller HAIR SPECIALIST ..ml If1'' Iniimrtors, Manufacturer,, una ers ln Ladles' and Qents1 , FINK HAIR ,',,0DS Transform*"0"9' and Svltoh* Toopes, WIrs, Pompadours Marcel Wave, lilc.irhln- Ing. Manicure and Ma and Scalp Treatment. 436 Granville St and D-f'" CMlb^ ADVERTISE IN THE DAY. NOV. 23, 1907. THE DAILY HW9. ���T* PAGE Tm. | T. H. SMITH loliday Gift Goods Get Clearing Prices = .:e>^^:;0;:^0-M^^: CITY NEWS PLENDID inducements to procure an additional gift or two. Perhaps you have inadvertently overlooked somebody in the rush. Here's your opportunity, to make tood, at a saving too, in outlay. ���;;.:, ���;.* -���::��� ��P Start now and eat your meal Kenny's. at)bet "red weter" was threatened in the **jdistrict. Only a tew rases have been ! reported to Dr. Knight, and a.s far as Fred Parmlter is mentioned as a w is able to Judge, there is no call for iGent's H S. Linen Handkerchiefs, in fancy boxes; regular $2.50 for $1.50 Gent's H. S. Linen Handkerchiefs, in fancy boxes: regular $3.75 for $3.00 Children's Initial H. S. Silk Handkerchiefs; regular 35c for .... 20c. I Swiss Embroidered Lawn Handkerchiefs: regular 25c for 6 for $1.00 [Big Discount Off Prices Of All Fancy Linens .: ' and $'5.00 Sable Ruffs, go at $14.(X) and $10.00 GOOD FURS TO GO AT A FRACTION OF THEIR VALUE :' -i. $5.00 Mink Marmots Stoles, go now at $3.75 and $4.50 $10.00 and $8.50 White Thibet Boas go now at $7.50 and $5.00 72 in. Foxaline and Russian Hare Throws; regular $5.00 and $3.50 S - ni Lace Blouses, at $2.75 ($6.00 and $4.50 Ones.) But we must have the tables for other goods. So the price cutting process has been applied to make the more speedy clearance possible. 20 dozen Cashmere and Lusher Waists, mostly cream, black, navy, and cardinal; worth up to $4.00. all selling at $2.25. *4444444*444******************+*********** ****** The Cash Stores *aa***4444i e> *****>***************+*** + + THE HOUSE OF QUALITY f ��� ��� ��� i ��� ^ Brown Hats 1 The Latest Designs from New York '��� STIFF HATS in the swell ' i -: hi -��� ��� with wide ��� TELESCOPE MAis foi thi man who wants the * Come and inspect ther J. Eugene Brown THE UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIER p S.--BROWN SUITS. \i: * >..��� i 444444444*444*4 >*-**********+4*-0*<+*****4* SALE fRESH fish Fresh TOM COD3 Fresh WHITINGS Fresh HERRINGS Fresh LEN COD Fresh HALIBUT Fresh SOLES Fresh BALED CRABS IW��KED FISH Smoked SALMON Smoked HALIBUT Sm.ked KIPPERS Smoked BLOATERS Smoked COD I CITY fISH CO. Telephone 40. PRINTING Have your printing done iu town by the local modern high grade printers��� Jackson & Morrison PAI I.V NEWS BLOCK Ilie Oriental;Contract Co. of Vancouver. .,,, ,naaa Labor Contractors Ne�� Westminster branch P. O. Box 645. _ candidate for the councillor's chair for War] t. Delta municipality. Uo you want a new cottage on a large lot, below market value? We can suit you for$1000, only $400 cash and balance easy. Abbott & Hyde, nent Guichon Hotel. The morning sermon at the Olivet Baptist church tomorrow will be "The Beginning of Heaven"; in the evening the subject will be "What Then?'' It' tf. C. Cigars are gooii enough for Christum* they are good always, ** The Rovers football team will play the Thistles in Vancouver this afternoon, and as both teams are In fine fettle, a fast game is expected. If you are a hearty eater, see Kenny about It. He can sat sty you for 2 bits. ** The next regular meeting of th ��� Lil eral Association of New Westminster will take place on Thursday, Jan- uaiv 9. For cut flowers, Douijuets or funeral lesigns telephone T. Davies & Son, B. 20S. *�� The Cooks and Waiters and Hotel Employei Local Union will hold its su eting since the oi ganiz il ieen this evening in the Oddfellows hall. A :' ill attendance is requesti d. All kinils of pot-plants and cut flowers at Tidy's. Phone A L84. ** Mr. and Mrs, C. I.. Thornber, of Phoenix, arrive in tlie city yesterday, nnl will remain here the guests of .\!.. ind Mrs, I.. Thornbtr for the next Clad you enjoyed youi Xmas dinner at Kenn} 's J is' is iod all year r ind ** The wedding of I wo ; opular yo .up le "t the Delta, George Devitl Hiss Elsie Brodie, Is announced to take place al Clover Lea Farm on New V-'pis Day. The Brst meeting ot the Ladner branch ol the W. C. T, I', recently ���.ip/.- .1 b> Mrs. A.-.i Gordon, will take place on Tuesday, Jan, 7, at the residence ol one of the membi s, Thi body ot James Hanley, who lied in this city on Thursday, was yeaterdaj shipped to Nanaimo by I). Murchie. The deceas. el is survived bj a family, the menial's ol which r side In the Coal City, \ recognized Standard���A self sell- in- article���The B, C. Cigars. ** .1. V. Thompson, timber cruiser and prospector, left yesterday [or a three months' trip through Ilie Kootenay country, He had only n cently returned from 8 prospecting trip io the head of Pitl Lake. Beat 26c meal in the city at Kenny's a _!1 meal ticket for $4. ** The morning subjeel at the Queen's Avenue Methodist on.rch this Sunday will in a sermon bj tire past r to the older people. "A l.and Without fl Sunset." The evening subject wil be "Self Examination," a a rmon for the New V'ear We are ag< nts tor the I. tt, C, gu ���- line i ngines, These enegines are giving univers el a r Cacti m Abbotl & H. le, next Gul I on hotel. In tli �� e : :., i tic ��� i nd .��� Pioph,' to ' Iven In th q .. \, on ;e M " .'.-< church on iy, all me i ol the clwir !., i8<), ai eqm ed to atten the pi - nt e h Ir this evening at s o'< hich. i ii flrsl pei forman< I the Frant ��� Hn M iPhi rson ��� vllle com.] anj u ll ia i ive : ��� the buildlns r centi} vai ited by A, Hardm in, McKenzl ��� treet, on Jan. 6, inBte i! of Dei. 30, i, .pu ng ��� e n Pound Im osslble I > ��� ,., ,,,;,!, te the alti r itions in time for the earlier date. A recor i if four Inchi s of w iter ���a is yesterday posted at the water commiasioner.s office by William Grevas, of Peardonville, he desiring j this for domestic and aifrirullur::! pur- poaes, The wati r n to be taken from Walker creek, The application will be considered on Jan. 7. The im reaped sales on the "It. O." [ and "Ol 1 Sport" cigars ia L907 oier 1906 are over 200,000. ** Dr. A. Knight. Of Victoria, govern- ,��� nt veterinary and dairy inspector. li ts returned from an Inspection tour of tlo Chiiliwack districl, under! iken at the request of certain favmns of MeUquI, who feared that an outbreak alarm among the ranchers. All members of the nugie land. Sixth Regiment D. C. O. It., an 1 all young men desiring to join that organization .are requested to attend at the drill hall on Monday evening, when Bandmaster A. S. Leslie will Interview prospective buglers at 8 '��� ���'ciwek. Twenty axmen were yesterday hired by .1. M. Wiise for work at Prince Ru-j pert, thirty competent men being I wanted at that point by Engineer A. | R. Green, of the G. T. P. Mr. Green j will be in the city on Monday after-! n(x)ii, and will Interview the me:. hired at tie Depot hotel. Complaints are again being made that some of the city merchants are using part of the sidewalk as a storing place for goods. This nuisance was abated some time ago. after t.ie Chief of police had made cal!s on "Bli offenders, but the practice is again being indulged in by a number of the storekeepers. A mil house greeted ths entertainment of the West Knd Methodist church, given in the schoolroom yesterdaj ��� vening, over 250 people attending. Tlie sum of $26 was taken In at the door, this amouni gotng towards paying off the cosrt of gifts distributed to the children from a huge Christmas tree despoiled for that pur pose. .lames Innes impersonated Santa Claus, thai mythical per unagi having a previous engagement else-1 where, while A. P. Halladay acted as! chairman. One of the most altrac- tive features of the evening was a| floral drill, carried out by fourteen little glrla. So pleased was the audience with this part of th? program tii. i an ' aco.e was Insisted upoa. TO RENT. N'ew 6 room house��� Modern���On car line ��� $22.50. 6 rooai cottage���Furnished���Close to car���$22.50. New two stony house��� 7 rooms���Close to car���Sapperton��� $20. New two storey housi���* rooms��� Close to car���Sapperton���$20.00. N \\ 2 storey house���7 rooms- Cl.se to car $32.50. Small house in Wesl End on cat line -$6.00. Rooms suit;.ble for two men -$3.00. 2 furnished rooms in private house���Fine location���Inquire at. White, Shiles & Co. 260 Columbia street. Phone 85. ** An attendance of over 150 people greeted the Christmas surprise party given by the Sunday school of St. Paul's R, E. church iast night. An elaborate program, consisting of chorus songs by the school, and recitations and songs by several of the ch'ldren, was highly appreciated by the audience. The drill by Mrs. Colliater's class was especially commendable and showing the results of the great pains taken by Miss Roe, the instructress, i The surprise came after the first part of tin- program had been renderel The curtain was rolled back, showing Santa Claus (Sam Craig) ani his spouse (Miss Ebbie Harris) seated in thi Ir log cabin home. Santa then distributed gifts to all the children and man) grown-ups connected with the school. The entertainment, was voted a huge Buccess, Mise Effli Warrick ami Mrs. Burkett otticta'ed al the piano ��� >* .v. St********************************************** The Aftermath We have a few novelties left from the Xma rade which we put on the market at HALF PRICE, and some even better thar that. We are reducing our entire stock and offer you prices that will make it worth your while to buy ior, Tweo-piece bedroom suite for $14.00 Regular $17.00 and other lines at grea reductions. Kitchen Chairs 55c each up. EHders 70c each, regular ion. Other 90c. $l.no and $1.25; regular price. $1.10, $1.25 and $1.60. Blankets. Comforts and Bedsteads���A great line at small ptfctt. ! John A. Lee's Furniture Emporium DUPONT BLOCK J TEL. 73 COLUMBIA STREET. NEW WESTMINSTER, 3. C * 4 ************************************************** **4y*4**44************>*************>+**+*+*****+**++++ * X 1 Prices Away Down on. TURKEYS, GEESE and * DUCKS ��� * * | Public Supply Stores \ Geo. Adams, Proprietor ***********************I *44*4**,****4*4*4444*��*t>.^i FOR ONE DOLLAR A MONTH WE WILL PAY YOU A WEEKLY INDEMNITY FOR ILLNESS ��OF ANY KIND AND ALL ACCIDENTS. AND BESIDES WILL PAY $1,000 TO YOUR BENEFICIARY IN CASE OF ACCIDENTAL DEATH AND $2,000 IN CASE OF ACCIDENTAL DEATH ON ANY PUBLIC CONVEYANCE. ENQUIRE ABOUT THIS NOW. is over no dou I in ��� ������ ful So are we to you for j liberal patronage durin i the j ear and partlculai Ij during the ; as few weeks. Our trade his been mosi gratit)lng for the year 1907, \\V take this opportunity to i \ press our gratitude for your kind oo-operatlon during the past attd hope to be mat mil friends for years to come, W lahlttg J on a ha pv New Year, A. W. iricLEOD INSURANCE BROKER ARMSTRONG BLOCK. ii THE NEW DRUG STORE j Drug, Spectacle & Seed Store ******************* a, ********** ******************************** Has just received a consignment of goods suitable for New Year's Gifts : : : F. J. MacKenzie Druggist Phone 66. P. O. Box 217 F. W. Heath, Ute of Ottawa, in charge i ot the Optical Department. Dominion Trust Block. 4*4****>****+**** ty***********)**************'-*********: <, **4*4**********-*4-$**<��to****-**t*t***44 *************** iPAGE SIX THE DAILY NEW& SATLRDAy |> \ Dowri��ta:-�� and Up In Business. "Downstair! .Vr oysters? Not now That iini '> gone by- P*oi '���' donl Uki to go i! wnstatra for anything. They don't ininil going upstairs, bat objieci to tie' basements." So spoke an old | timer. "Yet it Is c.e-i;. within the iii. .a. i.-. if a middle aged man when , ��� r cellars were numerous. Then nre only a few left. The same v,a\ with barber simps. Forty, or even thirty, oars ago most of them were in . 1i;,m o ts. Even saloons were often down- ..:-. despite the obvious ditli- culty ������!' throwing an obstreperous ens- tomer out Nowadays It's upstairs foi everj'tbi .g. Philadelphia Itccord. , -J McQUARRIE ** q$ DreSSmg GoWnS _ Real Estate Brokers Insurance-Agents Financial Ag^'^ and FRONT ST. Phone 333 FRONT ST. Phone 333 PRONT ST Champion Button Sower. Tbe Philadelphia Record declare* that Charles C. Reber, an employee hi a shirt factory nt Btrausstown, Berks county, Pa., is an expert at sewing od buttons. He sewed on 4,200 buttons- oue day recently in live and one-half hours, which means (!00 shirts, seven buttons to a shirt, or about fourteen buttons in a minute. At another time. not being aware of the tact that he was being timed, he sewed on seven buttons In tweuty-flve seconds. Mr. Relier claims he can fasten, on a waper, twenty-one buttons in a min ute, seven buttons to a shirt. House Jackets 160 acrea, less '������'_ for new railway, Pul] .���;,, ... . . Township t. Sec. ll; ill bottom land, of 12 pp.. undi r grass, sui tal 1 foi dair) farm; ..��n ie 10 acn under draim I, ditched a.i 5,-100; 1. round and fenced around am! through . nl!��� : 5 room bouse; bam 4��� ��� x7". i 1 1 13th trei I I in $1200 ��,k 'aVtl��J sufficient feed for about 300 hea I of Price $3000; termi one-third ;: HOUSE! .,, -. cash, bal. t ' b lit purchasi r, One mile , Sapperton; from station on new car line. "Alien" Versus Cast Iron. A new metal which has attracted con- J sldornble attention In Germany and Which nives promise of becoming of nc | little importance to many branches of 1 Industry bas received tbe name "alzen." the name being a compounding of the tirst letters of aluminium and zinc, of which It Is composed. It It claimed that lt equals cast iron tn strength, but that It is much more eias tic, and that It has a great superiority over Iron ln that lt does not rust easily and. takes a verv hich uiiUsb ���in* I UPfEft! rfffPS IAm toals're8iilar ,)rice -K-SHSzaa. ___r_&__m___\___*__$ ... FOft��� *k acuroay ���am ���__9_____m_____m____ Pineapples, 3 tins for 25c Selected Eastern Eggs, 20c per do::. While Star Baking Powder, !5c per tin, t C- B. Marmalade, 2 Ib. tins 25c. Salmon. 5c per tin. Blue Ribbon Tea, 35c lb. Jelly Powders, 3 packages for 25c Long Dressing Gowns, regular price . $ 6.00 Reduced fo 4.80 Long Dressing Gowns, regular price - 11.00 Reduced to 8.80 Long Dressing Gowns, regular price ��� 12.50 Reduced lo 10.00 Long Dressing Gowns, regular price - 15.00 Reduced lo 12.00 House Coals, regular price - ��� 4.00 Reduced lo 2.00 - 7.00 Reduced lo 5.60 - 9.00 Reduced to 7.00 shed and 4 r shed, itooo eaLh, . . . " Mrs. | ���������_, "Hrd cash t Lol 23, block B, between ~.-.,ance 0MJ, Hoffard.- and Thomson houae, Carnarvon street; full size |1600. 77"',s ACRES, black It ' Ploughed an i - ..'","" Ifiu ACRES about two miles from a u v...,-, r .-,- d)Kl! Aldergrove station, 30 acres cleared icag ,.,., anJ partly fenced, good house, barn mouths, and stable. Price $16 per acre; 11760 cash, balance to be arranged. lfc ACRKS, Dlock 9, Lot No. 2, Dist. Ijot 8; south filde of the river, nesr bridge. $300; half rash. 2 LOTS, 183X183, N-W. corner of 10th Street and St. Andrews. Price oa�� int.,, id dikej ��75 P�� ��er��, m ' mmh*. "n--thinl " LOTS. 120x52, facing ith 4 lots cleared, small hou-,' J house, 175 chickens; fencei'toS price $1600, 111 EMU, ^ b, ACRKS good loam soil. Gk Lot l8�� ''"'"���-' Blue Momma and Brum t'i i ;, | roomed housi 2 lots on Sth St. between Mh and kitchen ;,,,ri threi bedroon 6th Ave. on east side; full .-Ized. 66x ed; conserv iti i 0, / 182; Nos. f am 12. Price Hoco for beate,] by ; ��� 15 bearing fru stock ready I House Costs, regular price Now is the time to select a New Year's gift at both, half cash, balance easy. Block, corner of Auckland & llfli St. and Royal Ive., ti\m\ an acre. $2,500 . 60 res, 2 miles from city. * !0 per .. . f-WO lota ' n 18th street, be- ��� e ,, 7th and v'!: avenui.. i ��� - rnei or Merriva] and Vgnes; iii! si/,-1 ;nt: city bloi lot 11; one bou ie fir I - $25, thi other $10; '.'. oh i tnd all con- te I with Bewers Pr 11 $'5,5C0. In 'e. ]_ un i 18 '���'��� ���'���->: 5 ro Pltttti eet tl I KYLE'S Good Cheer Store 'Phone 276 255 Front St. Orders carefully made up and delivered expeditiously. LAND REGISTRY ACT. TAKE NOTICE that application has Ieen made to register -Margaret Double as the owner in Fee Simple, tinder a Tax Sale Deed from S. A. Fletcher, to Margaret Dobbie, bearing date the 1st day of December, A. D. 1902, of all and singular taut tertaln parcel or tracl of land ami pr tmses situate, lying and being in the District of New Westminster, in the Province ol British Colum: ia,more particularly known and described us Lots l^- to 25, lnclu- i Ive, Block ;. being parts of soutii- '��� ��� : of Section 2, Township 16. You and each of you are r. quit<-il to contest the claim of the tax purchaser -within forty-five days from the date of the flrst publication of this notice upon yon. otherwise I shall register Margarel Dohbie as owner thereof in fee. A in! I hereby direct that publication of this notice for on i month in a dally newspaper published at New Westminster will be good ami sufficient servic. thereor. Dated at the Land Registry offlr.v Ni -,v Westminster, Province of Hri'- isli Columbia, this 29th day of August, A. D. 1907. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar. : To Den.lamin Douglas, Esq, COOKSLEY'S Well Known Souvenir POST CARDS of New Westminster and dl8t"ifit j On Sale at ��� Morey*s BooWstca and e{ Gamon s Ci^ar D'vsn t.f Adrertise the town we l!v< hi IJ mailing Picture Post Ccrdo to :��� i'f Irlends. I PHILLIP'S I NINE LOTS on Brunette and Distillery streets, Sapperton, $1600; half cash, balance terms. '" cas,h, Lots 2, 3, 4. fi, '.'. 1". 12, 13, 14, lb HI, 17, 18, 19, 20, 28, 66, 71, ~,2, bb 14 ami 77 of subdivision ::, in suburban block i-i, Sapperton; prices ranging from $125 to $200. ti room house on Hamilton street, all modern improvements- One lot from car line; lot otixlo'l'. Price $1-400, |GnO cash, balance iu monthly payments. S room house, ail modern improvements, full sized lot, Sherwood street. Sapperton. Price $2700. tumo caoh, balance on time 3>.j acres land next to Itoya] Oak hotel, has been cultivated, not a stump un it, now in grass, 28 bearing fruit trees, all l.inds, sufficient $1050; balf cash. lumber to build Rood large barn, 5- room house aie! barn and targe Ch c cn lions,, for about 260 chickens; good well; naar to .-ripioj and tram; all fenced- Price $3500-. Terms J1B0U cash. $1000 in April and $1000 April following, or ?J4t>0 cash. 1 Lot 66xM2 ft , S. '-j of 8, lane at back. 3rd ami Queen's avenue. Prl $1250; half cash, bal. tl months. Block e orner of Fourth avenue ;-.������������ I Thirteenth street SSxl32 oni 5] Ii i. :i.i Invest n Lol 20, block I; facing Eni church, next lot to let idge, Ca ia Btri ���������; pi li e J,: 0, 160 acn a less righl ul waj about S acres for railway; 25 acres step 15 aci ��� - ������ ��� ly cleared and fenced; 1 l-i! storj hop.-,- ! 3x28, lean too I .- ��� and le.-.m too 16x22; barn .';>pv.:_,' an.l lean too 32x11; granary lOx hi; two chicken h rnses, each 10x12; waj - a shed ^e,x;p,: small milk bouse, orchard, till kinds ol fruit, 65 bearing Cash $2, , I Janci fruit trees; natural spring well. P e, months at 7 %. $6 : $2 cash, balance easily ar- i.,,t;; 14 am] if, 0f 1 ,,f p, ,.f ranged 'it 7 pet cent. I fcleared.) Price $500; for the two, 1-2 14 ..tor.-, bou .���. i Full sized lot on Third street, be- ! cash balance G months at 7 per cenl "!h''r 3 caa be add - -id ���<���'"����� Ho**1 and Quee��� ���' "''-! Lot 14 on Sherbrook streel or 11 , r SjhVwfr, ���.-'' ' - 3 sue. new house; $1400. 3, cleared. Price $276; 1-3 cash, bal. One mile fron i Two lots, block 34, lot 9, $1000 each, ance, 6 months at 7 per cent. months a'tT'' Six lots, 50x160, outside city limits Weater]y 4< ,, ���. , . | $60 each lot. Fuller particulars eet) 132x182 corner 10 feel ���. ���'��� enquiry, hoxuet drawing $28 :������ monti $5,000, half cash, ilanci Id 6 wit HOUSE and LOT months. Centrally located in a commmandlng __ r. 1C0 S.K. '�� of Se tl :. 10 acres,partly clewed; Kaaal A. 12 ���al late jfu It'' 6 acrea t li an I . mainlng a< ������ from school. Price $30C; bal, rfi 6 n i Uit s8xi; $800 cash. - iJ :; lots. 5, 6 j cleared, uppei le 1 tween 1st and . j each. ���1 LOTS 2 lots I 6th Vvenue 7 & 38, ful :-'.���:���] four, or $300 each; Dou bb I - an 1 rn i .-" j ��� . !:��� nts for $10 1 mt 10 acres '. . ��� ��� N . ��� : ��� ot Tn. 2, abo il ll.iw01 th road, S 6 LOTS FACING 4th AVE., Jrd ST. A^'D PINE ST.; ORCHARD, FRUIT OF ALL KINDS; 7-ROOM HOUSE, ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, SEWER CONNECTION. PRICE $8000; $3000 CASH, AND BALANCE IN 6, 12, 18, 24, 30 MONTHS, AT 6%. situation; Third avenue, at foot of Fifth street. Two and one half-Store} running through; good rosd MSj house. Ten rooms I recently jiaperceli north of Webster's corner; oj cold water, bath, flush closet, lav; mill and P O. at tbe wesl ��� n ber worth $7 per acre; ceiar t*i 4 nriles from Port Haney. The Wardrobe Clothier I The Canadian Bank of Commerce Paid-up Capital, $ 10,000,000. Regerve Fund, $5,000,000 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. B. E. WALKER, President. ALEX. LAIRD. General Manager. House aDd cottage on Columbia St., j house rents for $25, cottage for $12.; . $5,000, easy terms. 27% acres of the best soil, 10 acres : cleared, under cultivation; 200 young! *"0 acreg on the Scot? road, 16 acre" fruit trees, just comenclng to bear; cleare<JI barn B0 x 30; stables, etc.; new house, li/_ storey, 5 rooms; hen . spletuild soil- only $30 per acre, $1,000 | houses, In good order; some acres planted with wheat, oats and potatoes, j lory, electric light; nice lawn; tot $2,100; term-, $1,1 mb, sr1-:-���'* u_ 66x132, with lane in rear; part of lot ranged. set out with fruit trees. Price $2,750. Ijirge lot and two cottages en C*J $1,600 cash, balance arranged. lumbia street, Sapperton. Bc-ti -m:��I| at $10 each. e.'.J One and one-half ston ��� full size lot, situated north * ea8h' b8,ance '':,sy Royal avenue and corner 11 " <��� ��� j Part of lot lit'.!', joins r.tike Commur, slreet; 9 rooms; bath room, I :-: 7 lots Nos. M to S6 and !'!"., 96 faces : ffoodahi m streets on threeB sides, One view. Price V.W ��!'l bearlg fruit trees; BANK MONEY ORDERS Issued at, the following rates: $5 and under Over $5 and nol exceed ing iin Over $10 and not exceeding $30 Over $30 and not exc ling $50 Tiie.se orders are I'AYAHLB AT PAR at any office 3 cents 6 cents 10 cents 15 cenIs in Canada of a | Water* from nearby spring Balance , ahout 70 acres, only $25 per acre , cold water, closet I of property easily cleared. Price Half cash, .lump. ; $ 4 , 7 0 0 ; $2500 cash, balance G and 12 months. j on 8,h nVen-,e," next"t'o"Gunns"ranch" | cm1l This property Is only \_ mile from . I lots cleared without a stump; small ' Lot facing 2nd St., betweel - tra_m line. Over two hundred chick- house, chicken house, 17;, choice j and 3rd Ave., second lot from Qart"! enB and ducks could be sold with the chickens; horse and rig; $1500 cash Ave.; 62x122 feet; all cleared IJJ 1 property at a snap. excepted), and .it the principal banking points tn Chartered Hank (Yukon the United Stales. Negotiable at a fixed rate at Till-; CANADIAN HANK OF COMMERCE, LONDON, ENQ, They form an excellent method of remitting Bmall sums of money with safety and at small cost. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH���H. R. DAVIDSON. Manager. 1 1-2 less, ner of Royal acres, more or in block, cor- 11th Street and avenue, invaluable for industrial site, $4,500. One half cash, balance to be arranged. Dainty Collars, Belts, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Etc. Suitable for New Year' at Gifts The White House A. J. BIRTCH - 275 Columbia Street ADVERTISE IN IHE NEWS Subdivision of lot. in, block <;. com-1 prising some of the finest residential sites in the city for sale exclusively by us. Tins magnificent property is situated on the coraera of Faurth avenue, First, street (facing Queen's park- and Emory street, com prising In all ten 33x120 fool lots facing on First streel at $700 (excepting the corner lot facing Fourth avenue anl First street, held at $1000); two lots on Fourth avenue, 42 L-2xl20, al $600 per lot; four lots, W2 1-2x85, $450; five l-nts, $400. Call at our office on Front street and Inspect plans, House, full sized lot, on Keary street, Sapperton; renin for $10 per month. Only $1,050. 10 acres In sec. 82, Timber, flr, cedar and alder. <;oo*i soil; good roads. Apply for full particulars. Lots IT. is, J9, 20, 21, face on 16th street and Mh avenue; 2 corner lotB $2.50; 4 inside Jots $200 each. Price $950, cash. Single lota et cash. Lots lit, IT an.l 2<> of 11 of .'!. Price | '$500 ror three or $lT.r, each; 1-2 cash i .ii.nice 8 months al T per cent. Full sized lol on Koyal avenue, between Fourth and Merrlvale; all clear ed. $1,200, $800 cash Acreage nn Vancouver road, cornet ^ of Qilley road, $225 per acre. Acre [age Is selling fast at thi I price. No. 308, 8 roomed House, with bath room, etc.; Agnes Sl. $2,500; y_ cash, balance :; and 6 mos. at 7 <;. No. 306.- 9-roomed house, with bath room, corner of 6th and Agnes St. Price $4,00C; terms l_ cash, balanc,. ���1 and fi months at 7 %, No. 310.���9-roomed House and bath room, Agnes St. $3,000; y_ cash, balance S nnd fi months at 7 ',' No. 812.���8-roomed House and ballroom, Agnes St. Price $2,500; % cash, balance ,'! and fi mos. at 7 %, 160 acres, Westminster district, 40 totes umler cultivation, 10 acres or chard, % acre strawberries planted this year; alder bottom land; running spring; bouse IS x 22; frame barn 80 X 82; 14-posl frame In,use and CO* stables, three i,, all, stable s cows and 2 span horses; near Mission Station; schools, churches near al hand; steamer lands twice a day; about 100 acres limber, flr and cedar, never been logged; $2,000 refused for Blending timber; carriage house 16 x 24; hen' alongside and back Price ��'M;| half cash, balance eas] ll : 160 acres Improv* : I ' and sheds complete, Dear Cl -' '' all under cultivation, $15,006. I can handle this, don'l '��� - "l bargain; terms can be arrangi' OTFor the above tour properUi �� uppclal price will be made 1 :' ' chaser. House 80x42, 4th St., betweel _a_ r.th Ave ; 2 slug''' ��nd ] l0" bedrooms upstairs, and ' down stairs; parlor, dining roon chen and pantry. Full i'-l ;-' *: | ning back to Ash Bt. I- S "' $1,500 COS*, balance il f '' at 7 per cent. Three ful sizeel lots on flftlj��' (, north side between First and streets, No. .r>, �� a'"1 "��� Frk each or $1100 for Uie three. i I iffl' Full sized lot, north �� .��� llton street between Sixth and streets; $22fi. li?. eiirt JilHI I, B FEW .nilnnrt 28 acres on Mara $160 an acre FOR * only. One-quarter cast and 2 years at T '; 13th. street Price ��20�� DAYS 1 Jot No. 24 on side of 4th avenue. tcbO ..11 Plod; 12 on 12th BUjg^ house made of hewed timber laid in ["JLsWfJ Lnt?'a Jr,i"i8 o'- mortar. 12 x .in. a chance of n life, time, $9,000; $4,000 cash, balance at 6 per cent. cash, bal. 6. 12 ?nd 18 m0- )f .1 lets on Fifth Stre't, IJ J ������ 'mil Suh. 16, S. Blk. 18. MMI cafb, balance 6 months ai BjR�� aY, NOV. 28. 1907. THE DAILY NEWS. j". . - . lorthern 'i| i pacific " Tli ree .ansconUnental Trains i)ai!v WIFEY'S SUCCESS. ��� I e Famo is IAST LIMITED" rain. Low Rate i. f l.xcellent Sen ice, York, Chicago, Toronto, St. Paul ^tfjj ALL POINTS EAST kets on ^ale to aii i ed Rates Round Tri, bouthe'n Caliiornu ation call on or write Rat^s I Ip E LANG, General Agent, THsstinga St., Vancouver, B. C. a 11 CHARLTON, Portlan'I. Ore [ANTIC STEAMSHIPS Ithe Canadian pacific ry INEST AND FASTEST= EMPRESSES! j BBS OF BRITAIN | I4,50u mei'lb"., - nl-' IRELAND 1 TOM ������ ' [TONS IN PARE3 : OLD COUNTRY. ��� to ; urchase you [ i :��� going to ipend . e. pp.ip nf Kmpresa from SI ool, Ii <��� 27 ��� I ; articulare, ED UOULET, BLL & GAUVREAU Civil and .M I ��� i' LanI Su ��� - men Dress Suits There is not one tailor in a hundred who can make a dress suit for $40. equal in material and workmanship to a Fashion-Craft Dress Suit at $30. Or:- Who can make a dress suit for $45. equal to a Fashion- Craft at $.35. Or- Who can make a dress suit for $50. equal to a Fashion- Craft at $40. And:- There is not one tailor in a thousand who can equal the style of a Fashion-Craft Dress Suit at any price. We make and emphasize this claim because the conventional Dress Suit is so well defined that comparison is easy and we invite you to make the comparison. It is a business matter���in this as in other business matters use business judgement. We are on trial���you are the judge��� H. L. DeBECK, Agent New Westminster New Westrrir.ster, B IHi *************. 44***4% 44********4*4*^4********** V :J , 2 Contes f _m * VV. IN. Etr&per The Best of Everything Tra���gf������V b. c. Land Good to Eat Surveyor At KENNY'S Cafe Light and Heavy Haifa K*-j^fiiRj��Y!��o��saw.-.r-f�� i t_w Ia library of 125 volumes will be given away! THIS ELEGANT I.lHHAItV INCLUDING '.. "��� ��� iLflKS AND HANDSOME CASK WILL BE GIVEN BY VoTIi !'<> '.; LODGE B0C1 ry, CHURCH OR SCHOOL IN NEW WESTMINSTER SECURING THE LARGEST NUMBER UK VOTES LN THE FOLLOWING MANNER: ��� merchant! Hated below will give wiih each 10c cash pur- ��� vote. contest began Aug. 83rd, 1907, ami will close Jan. 183rd, l!""- 2 7 p. w. A illoi box U placed .11 D S. Curtis & Go's drug m re when ' '��� ' i.i lit- deposited. close <>f the contesi th ��� Lodge, Sm lety, Cnu i or ! i e eived t'i'' largesl nun ��� >��� ���"' awa :' ' ai 1 ounl when ��� :' ' ' ': ; ��� votea can be s ��� ... . :' SV. 1 ' . w 11 1 ounl the ���>. >l ttca 'Phone 18n. nam 'f&une 157 Columbia St. 3aggage delivered promptly to an; part of the city. Cllftrd Block. N��w We��trr.:"��l,-r. _.C Of\'i;>!���Tram Desot tf Absolutel y PURE 15 THE FLOUR MANUFACTURED BY THE Easterbrook Milling Co. OF EBURNE She Knew Ju:t Ho'.v to Jo y Her Hubby Alai-.-j. "My dear,'' Bald the bou iwife as she Qlled ber i.e.sl and's cup .1 second time from tbe coffeM machine and passed it to film, "you can'l possibly wear that old si.it again this spring." "Why?" aski'd the man. "What's the matter with it'/" "Vou ought tn have a now one." "Shucks:" sniil the man. "All it needs ls a little pressing and it will look well enough. It's a long way from Ix'inf; worn out" "Now, isn't that Just like y.iul .lust because lt Isn't ln rags you think you have to keep on wearing lt. Jim, I waut you to go to your tailor tomorrow ami pick out a nice piece of goods and have a suit made of It. It really Is a shame the way you go about." "Nobody's mistaken me for a tramp so far. Strangers seem to be decently civil to me." "Oh, you know I don't mean that. I know you look well. You'd look well in overalls and you would command respect, as far as that goes. Nobody would ever mistake you for a tramp, even If you did dress like one." "Vou won't ever lose anything bj that," said the man. "I'm in-: joking. I want you to order that suit. An.l don't go to any cheap tailor, either. Go to a good one. even If you do have to pay a little more. It's worth it. And get a gray. 1 love to see you in gray. I think it becomes you more than anything else. Won't you go tomorrow and Bee about it?" "Why, no. my dear." said the man, "I think I can get along very well with the suit r've p'ot." "Yes, ymi e-an get along with it." "Well. then, what makes you w.'inl ni" to get a new one?" "You'd look so much better In a new one. Mr. Benton was wearing a dct�� suit the other day, I noticed, and I Just thought when I iooked at hlm what on improvement it made in bis appearance. He was looking simply awful before. Of course, dress means more to him thau It does to you with his figure and poor carriage, and theu, you know, he has to try to impress people. Still"- "I don't believe I need a new suit, Myrtle." "But you do need it. I waut my husband to look his best always���his very best, and clothes really do help. That's why I always love to see you In evening dress. You look so distinguished You look distinguished anyway, dearest, but clothes really do !. lip." The man rubbed his chin. "Of course they do," he admitted. "Certainly they do. Now, don't be obstinate, dear. I know perfectly well what you are thinking of. You thiuk I need new spring clothes and a new hat, and you're willing to sacrifice yourself Just to make your ugly wife beautiful. I don't want you to think of me at all. I want yen t.i get yourself tho things you need so badly and uot always be denying yourself on my account." "Ho you need spring clothes? I thought"��� "Jim, I tell you I don't want you to think of me. Why, of course 1 need clothes. I haven't a thing fit to wear. But never mind that. I'll get along somehow. I'm going to have my poor, abused husband have his clothes this time. I'll wait till business improves." "Well," said the man, "maybe the business might stand It lf you don't strike me too hard. I don't know but I will get a new suit myself. How much will fix you out?" "You dear!" exclaimed the lady. "Well, lf you Insist on it. I'll tell you. Bul I want you to have your suit."��� Chicago News. Couldn't Help Himself. A lady should neve:' forget to say 1 %p> .0. ; W, E. FALES Furniture HOItMCE DO RE I-i Jeweler N BACH & CO.~ ���I Salted Meats i M. M. COOK Restaurant I* ARCHIBALD BROS, Plumbers |�� THE ROYAL 8TUDI0 4 '""!"- new management 1 A Ll0n''l HawelS, Photographer \\ E' RUSHTON & A. SPECK jt Pcrt'ng Goods, Gen. Repairing !, s. CURTIS & CO. ��� S| Druflt A i A. J. BIRTCH . : Dry Goods i. > ��� " ' ?~A when she wants to obtain the very best Flour Perfection is not easily obtainable, but you get it if you order Imperial, made from the finest selected . sal grown in the great Northwest. We have Unexcelled Pastry Flour West End Grocery THE CMii-Y NEWS PUB. CO. Dally >'od Weekly News MOREY & CO. Cooks and Stationery ~ O. BURDETT Home-made Chocolate Confections. Ice Cream Bakers, we strongly recommend our Strong Bakers, Ask for fermlnali and see that you gel it. Fee J 01 all Kinds. Hay "Hisson is going to marq the widow Weed*." "Indeed! 1 always thought lie hart an ore on hor daughter." "So he had. hut the mother !i:ni an fyc on him." Mail and Express CENTRAL LIVERY STABLES 4 s h. Thompson, Prop. # ��������������������������������������������������������������������� *4*****++*++*****^_ The Easterbrooke Milling Co. McQUARRIE & CO. Local Agents. A Remnrkable Letter. A young liidy of very extraordinary capacity lately addressed tlie following letter to her cousin: "We ia all well, and Mother's got his Terrix, brother Tom Is got the .lupin Kiiugh, and Bister Ann has got n ha bee, and 1 hope these few lines will And yon the same. Rite sune. Your aphectlon- ate Kuzsen."- Judge's Library. tit THE ADVERTISE! '*�� - IN ��� ��AILY NEWS lf You WANT IIM.P. t, ADVERTISE ��� IN ��� ��� . 1 1 v NEWS THE DAILY u YOU NWei Anything. 112 Front Street. Animals That Roam. "Now. Johnnie," asked his teacher, "when you go to the .country in wam- nier what animals do 70a *** rortac Hlo'lt?" "Boarder*,1* was the-prompt reply<- Judge, PAGE K1UIJ1 THE DAILY tfEW S��i Saturday. T-- SttC^kM NOV. FOR NEW YEARS GIFTS TRY MOREY'S *"��� tm amsmmmf Plenty pretty thing.- *ipll in etock I at WINDSOR SALT is made in Canada. Coili no more than tlie cheap imported salt���-and io inuc.i more economical because it is pure. Get WINDSOR. roR KITCHEN ECONOMY \C00D PAKIflC jrecnicn MOREY'S 217-219 Columbia St. __^___���_��������� i Job Printing Latest type faces, new machinery, raw stationary. Send us your next 1 order. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mail orders solicited. The Arrow Press Mrs. Dominy, Prop. Windsor Hotel Block Bowell & Oddy THE CENTRAL MEAT MARKET CRIME WAVE ON THE INCREASE IN NEW YORK TREA5URE J' MtlfMCl PHONE B 284 Choice Meats and Chickens always on hand. Corner Eighth St. and Fifth Avenue ol heavy sales previous to Xmas, we still have quantities of Fresh Groceries for (be Holiday season. Judges Cannot Keep Pacr with Alarming Amount of Business. CAWflSH Ilie People's Grocer JmU K- Evening Wear Fab nd New York, Dec. 21.���Although six criminal courts are in operation in New York they cannot keep pace with the crime wave which has swept over the city during thu last year. The criminal calendar today carries 1,271 cases, while a yi ar ago there were on tbe calendar iiut 543 cases. There are 323 prisoners ln the Tombs, 2:iS awaiting trial and So awaiting the action of the grand jury. A yeS?~ago there were but 191 prisoners. 62 awaiting the action of the grand jirrvT Today's figures break all records in New York. The grand jury air atiy has reported crowded conditions In tlie Tombs, and the warden says that un-l less people stop committing crime it will be necessary to build an addition to the city's picturesque prison. Dis-, trict Attorney William Travers Jerome says that the Increase Is due to the natural Increase in population in N'ew York City. There bas been consideral 1 ��� sickness among, the criminal judges which may account In some measure for the slowness in trying criminal j bflmm THEIIAKER) We consider this the best value of any RANGE in the market. ANDERSON y LUSBY Columbia St.. New Westminster. B C. Importanl social events are on the 11 I and already customers are enquiring for the neci . T01"^ evening wear. It takes time to have goods madi make your selections with care. We ari F&brlCB. Ask to'sOO them. Silk Eolines, II Inches wide in shades Of Pale Blue Pe ... I Nile. Navy, Brown, Alice Bluo, Champagne, Cream rd $1.00 and $1.15. Wool Voiles in shades of Grey. Blue. Champagne and Crea Gity ir.i. 75c and 90c Wool Veilings in Pale Blue, Grey per yard, 50c and 60c. Colored Organdies, Colored Cotton " Pink, Nile, Green and Cr.,m, Voiles, ��� meni, Merceru��d Mulls I Flowered Voilles, Cotton Eolines, White Persian Lawns. Indo Li ranging in price from. p��T yard, 20c to 50c. New Trimming Laces for evening dress trln i as Oriental Fine Valenciennes, Silk and Linen. . ..,] I0c to 7^ I All Over Dress Nets tor blouses or dn black, per yard, 35c to $2.25. Colored Silk Gloves to match dress materia i'tct'sol Long White Kid Gloves, per pair, $1.75 to $3.75. W. S. COLLISTER & Co. ilXOTKirl^^&TW7**::;1 ____M w^m 4*******************************************aa ��� . oases. CUTLERY A splendid sefection of newly imported goods from the Celebrated Sheffield Makers BRYSON & SONS Sole Agents for Monarch Ranges 187 Columbia St. - Well Merited Applause. Tie- "Republican Herald," Winona, Minn, has this to say aboul th ��� attraction which comes to the Opera House on New Year'-; night:���A most hearty introduction was git n Williams' Original Dixie Jubilee Sin ��� by the people of Winona lasl ��� venlng. (if this initial concerl It is no extra ganl use o tei... to -... tha - company of ai tists receive round il ter round of enthusiastic and w merited applause fri tn the ��� ��� nn to Uie en l of the pro^ani. Tel. 65 Pickard China ��*++***+****************) *>$, ************************** i -^. - - ��� . : V ��� * J Call and examine our stock of the Pickard China. We are Sole J ��� Agents for the Pickard Hand Painted CHINA In New Westminster. ��� ��� Every piece guaranteed hand-painted. Also a line of the lest ��� + Limoges China. ��� ��� I * ie Jeweler ��� ��� ��� 4*********************444444<>444*44************+444% Chronic. "Opposition, opposition; nothing bin opposition!" "What's the matter, dear?" "My parents objected when I wante i tn marry him, ami now he kicks because I want a divorce."���Louisville Courier-Journal. McConkey's Chocolates Arc the Best A fresh and large assortment, just received at��� MUIR'S Drug Store Columbia St., New Westminster Telephone 83- ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ' t * * *' ��� ��� 1-3 orr ALL HOLIDAY GOODSl Until the end of the year. IT PAYS US TO LOSE in order to clear them out as .-. -: | the room. IT PAYS YOU TO SAVE on sny article you did net have tin I opportunity of getting before Xmas. A SECRET���the best things in the store did not ard see us. J. J. MACKAY y CO. BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS NEWS DEALERS �����������������������������*�����������������������*���<>*���< *�����������������������������������������������������*���*��� | W. C. CHAMBERLIN, lhi X Agent Hamilton Watches Nature anc* Man. Huxley was once talking to Sir William Gull about the healing power of nature. "Stuff!" said Gull. "Nine times out of ten nature does not want to cure the man. She wants to put hlm in his coffin."���London Telegraph. Canadian Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY New Bakery Cook's H.CMARK &SONS BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS Hit Explanation. "Henry," whispered Mrs Smithers. straightening up In bed. "what's that noise In the library?" "Must be history repeating Itself," muttered Henry drowsily. "Go to sleep!" FACTORY���Cor. Fourth avenue and Second street. STORE���Sixth street, next Columbian and near the Post Offlce. I Have you tried our bread, currant buns, Christmas cake, Scotch short bread; they are choice. Phone B359 wlll bring our delivery rigs promptly. Restaurant Cafe and Grill Not at All Easy. "Oh, It's easy! Easy as taking candy from a lia by." "Easy, eh? Ever try to take candy from a baby?"���Pittsburg Post. nte that ls proud eats up himself.��� Shakes pea re. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAYS Tickets will be on Sale December 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25, and December 28, 29, 30, .'M.anrl January 1. Good to return up to and including January .'!. at one fare and nne third for the round trip. For other particulars, KD. GOULET, Agent, New Westminster or tu I-:. J, COYLE, Asst, Genl. Pass, ..\gt., Vancouver. Get Established a home now that will net a profll eif $.", ���' just such a proposition. New House on Fifth avenui ei'n. Two lots each 60x1 l.i! feet. You can so di 1650 All we ask Is $2700 for this property. Qood tern '������ Into It. Buy I DOMINION TRUST THOS. R. PEARSON, Manager REAL ESTATE and��� -INSURANT ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY MOWS. COAL! COAU J. HENLEY Manufacturer of Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Waters, Family Trade a Specialty. Tel. 113. Office, Eighth Street NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. Splendid Cuisine White Chefs Dominion Trust Building Opposite Post Office 2 1-2 ACRES facial, scalp, or body treatments given in your own home. Also manicuring, i For engagement ring up A 339. THE ADVERTISE tm ��� IN ��� DAILY NEWS 50c RETURN TO Vancouver on Sunday CARS LEAVE EVERY HALF HOUR FROM 8 AM. TO 11 P.M As Usual \M11j tl f" tarn Two and one-half acres of orchard and garden land all cleared and planted in fruit. There is also a 5 room house and a stable. This is located IN WESTMINSTER, i handy to the present Vancouver tram line and quite close , to the proposed new cut off line, splendid view, and the | location will steadily improve from now on. New Wellington COAL MAYERS y PRESTON P. O. Box 34S "
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