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hite, Shiles & Co FIRE INSURANCE :\y WESTMINSTER, B. C White, Shiles & Co REAL ESTATE Phone 85 I NUMBER 302 I Mi! BUSINESS CAMPi . [_ i iYs proprietors m sunday next mi Has Peculiar Methods Evangv tic Service feo Be IfiDealing with Customers Held in Met] dist Church ..Local People Tricked. ���Will Last One .Month. AROUSED ENGLAND Asiatics Arrested for Evading immigration Laws Want $5Q0 Each as Salve. Warnings Not Heeded for Years Now Regarded as Worthy of Consideration. i . ��� complaints havi been On ,��� nexl commences an ��� ... police and the pre . ���..,: . ���., camj) l)gn in e (i; ];Ij ��� wdlng the bu Inei ��� p ,.,,,., ,, ,. ��� known Winnipeg mail ord": . . . , ,. e,,,, K ,. (), n, thweatern Bupply Co., tawa Vli Gordon U a criminal law- aplalnanti being manj prov nce, i��n b -in-.- Sen Westminsi ir. The leal chiefly with delays of montbs at a time and rer of i puti an lai | con tim He will i ti I bj a.- \ p.o. beaut.fu I'hree si rices a daj will, ac. ��� coi lin ' to the present arrangi mi a i the c m. sign . tii ; foi a I ....... p e ii S ���; pb House h I he Queen's avenui be laws of Manitoba M tb n foi a .������������ Printed Circular Containing Untrue Statements Concerning Affairs of Bank Led to Wild Rush for Deposits at Fernie���Local Manager Writes on Situation. I; ������������ ��� dishonored ch< que i u I e !ed capital of $100 iim to give as references .< ,i;. or expres ��� :��� li ba j been lea ed u r< ferencea ha nol . i in sever il ca -��� In iclude I ln thi cata "In ordei to ; ��� rt o bavin awa we have ��� ids in fill i can ivei ihi - ��� vlng to w a li Imen! ��� ��� I i ��� ��� ample ca ilso I Fernie. Dec. 29.���An extraordinary the truth of tlie alleged "bad loans" and i emingly reasonless run on the h.- penned the letter which follows local branch of the Canadian Bank of The Fernie branch of the bunk cou) '��� Commerce took place today. Scores not possibly have been in any dang i <e: depositors assembled In from of of a shortage of fundB, as while the the building early in the morning, and total deposits are only aboul $200,000 ��� 10 o'clock there waa a strug- an almost unlimiteed amount of m p I mass of people waiting fo; the could havi.- been rushed there on .-he. i to open The excitable foreign totice from the other B. C. ranches Ion - naturally Beriouslj1 In- of tin. same bank, Had there bo n; Thunderer gives advice thi situation The reportjanj foundation for the rumor, ON oriental question Oe' stamped* was run on the Bank of Commerce woul Syney, Dec. 29.���Furiher develop- mi nts are expected as ihe outcome of ti.' recent arrests here of eighteen Chines ���. who were charge with evading the Immigration laws. They en- red Canada from Newfoundland thout paying the head tax". 'Hie Chinese were fined, hut appeal; were taken and the matter finally I settle! in the supreme coun at Hall- i fax, where the Chinese were d s- 1 charge! and their fines, aggregating $1800, remitted. Now. counsel for the Chinese have notified the customs of- : ials here that proceedings will be brought by the Chinese. Bach of the 'een arrested claim ?5oo damages - e.'.-e- Imprisonment, : ��� '' .. ll Fi le not have st.arn.pl In a small town like effeel thai Fernie, but would have originated In ak ha . flO,- one of the monej centre i of l lu 1 ind that th world, Xew Yoi b, Paris, I. i I ��� ii te ampun ���! int i eai oi Berlin, ��������� here the only $4 ��� i tai ned es its h iviesl busini .-.-. \n official denial of the erl is (Ircular iti the ���ip i: ni li London, Dec. 29.���The Times in an e.ial leader says that th ��� breaking up of tlie Indian congress is tend- in p- to justify those anxious to justify ��� u lusion ol Indian: a. well a thei oriental races trom the colonies, atpl the mother countt;.- for a preliminary investigation to assist the SPSS ...w'ioyv./-- i in Vancouver, n( . ... .,. :: ,; conf, ������, ,,. . t0 deal with Interesting I nnection with I ��� , . iggests that the i ri ��� ��� ���!'��� is tha . ��� . ��� Cox, Ro ��� e taken befi re such a commlission ��)�� ASA GORDON . K. C. Law; Evan I ��� ; i we< - End Me.hu i i h. er i il end Rev. VV. H. al terd No oni i allowed In the citj woul I ' . . ���: 1 ' 11 . I] . - - ol . 11 . ' ha OIL v RMON TO AlilJI lii o.i|| OLD MEMOHIKS er\ iei' was held Methodist church yes' ling, the feature of the J B reunion of the older r he congregation, owing mainly mei ind il ha ( i ��� . . . at* . To . i re a . ��� ui. iei of Mi lodl o ;e di ;. in lhe i it., ae t'n pr senl | n ho ie pn seni ������ �� 11) a- sisi ruatei h . in making the i um n a success. Th ��� loi i W. C. T. 17. men ��� a i I -.,,, ,ii e woi king ia connection with the e in. i tings, an i the different Ladles Leagu a of the city churchy will ... ��� assist in making the undertaking a success. Mrs. Gordon will speak ni matters affecting temper IB .. : .... ��� . ��� j c was iy a New! - erday with ��� - . thi ibovi . fepatch, an I . .. un emphatic denial a- o ay, Elias Rog tra an mill e . v il lo i eat Northi !.. -e holdei - .'; stock in th ('.������ I ; aie. lowin Davidso ietti K I.tur Daily X . Sil : tho ei 11 i :. i . ii ��� Commi rc I ��� Bhown a eP ��� pati'. . om Fi i ni<e, B, i th rhi I i ient ma ��� an i oluti Ij witl ou any truth i foundation whatever, and all newsj apei iri v, ime i thai tne j clearlj ma le with criminallj tiKni, ious Intent. Ii. K. DAVIDSON, Manager .N'ew Westminster branch Canadian Bank of Commerce. New Westminster, Dec. 29, 1907. ime of 1 he colonif s Ivy of aaiplin. ii immigration, aHd o.i pari of the Brit- uted to o ��� ill I to Vi hite m n's habitation mighl ��� espi i" ii lly resi ned for ��� ita] immigration. editorial concludes: "At pres- ��� ie 'ie i>' ital raci.-: realize our dlf ��� t a swarming inrush of even i i ��� en oanno ;> re sist 1 fl , evi: " London, Dec. 29.���Yesterday's rio; in the Indian national congress at Surat, Bombay, over Indian home rule, has suddenly aroused England to a realization of political conditions in India. Warnings have been sounded for several years but not even in the east have Europeans regarded them as worthy of very grave consideration Viceroy Lord Minto is one of the few who have been telling the government trouble is ahead. "It is impossible, Bfe told the executive council of India on the adoption, last month, of a iii to prevent seditious gathetings, "to ignore the warning oi recent events, the riots at La Hore, Pimli and elsewhere, the insults to Europeans and the seditious attempt to inflame racial feeling and tamper with the loyalty of the Indian army." One step sure to come is suppression of the national volunteers, a native organization which admits training recruits throughout the country iu swordsmanship and archery (rifle practice being prohibited) and is strongly suspected of participation in numerous outbreaks. That Japan has been active in stirring up native feeling against the Brit ish is openly charged by alarmists. The opinion Is rapidly growing that Count Okuma inti nded, in his recent speech, almos openly to give n ti< that th .iaaap'S would lie glad to see India roe against English rule. Australian sentiment, "Wnicn has long been viol ml.. anti-Japanese and Canadian opinion now shifting in the ���;ime direction are al->o beginning to produce an effect at home. FURRY ANIMALS SCARCE NORTH OF PITT LAKE ODDFELLOWS NOW HAVE WESTERN PUBLICATION I l nt her causes, many of ance, nnd is also expected to touch , . upon the cigarette evil as it BLffecta more i am ed in years were un the youth of British Columbia. !���' iuii there still n nialn- J li rable number who again \ iblp together us in day- CRIMINALS EASILY EVADE I ':"'������ Members of tlie choir pre- s ai io-, nine In number, formed i.e day and there weep ��� '. lhat their voices h id I' Bom Bhl PUNISHMENT IN WINNIPEG Winnipeg, Dec. 29. Considerable commeni has been heard on the their clearness. Rev. W. H. Barraclough, streets lately owing to tha numbe, ol i.eclal sermon, taking for men charged with serious crimes thai life wlthoui a sunset." have bo far escaped punishment. Al in [slab 60, verse 20. ,|l(. preseni time there are a number I no more go down, ,,,��� ���,,.��� wanted on a charge of murder, tny moon withdraw it- |,���, ,l(, systematic plan Beems to have ball be thine ever p,,,,,, a,inpieii to apprehend theni. It and the daya ot thy js claimed thai the police departmenl i wing 1 i .Marcus Cox, well known locally as a prospector, hunter and trapper, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon, aud will be fiere for the next few days in consultation with local capitalists whp are interested in certain prospects which he staked during the summer. Mr. Cox ha.-: during th? past few weeks be/en on a trapping expedi- ion. but has not succeeded in capturing many of the furry animals, martens being especially scarce this s.a- son. llis operations, whether trapping or prospecting, are mostly con- flned north of Pitt lake, a district with which he is perhaps better acquainted than any other man on th - coast. e ended." From this a ll ssiiii for the e'iiui. holding 111> to of the older members on sa au example. for tip. occasion wa i ��� iws: Its. J. A. Lee, Mrs. T. R. * ' �� b. J, Mackenzie, ���S. k\ , . I I Kei | lAItoi; Mi I Welsj, 1 * T. it. p v Lee. Mrs. 15. Seymour, Mrs. C. irson, H. c. Cham- Z Eileen Trew . daughter of the ls verj serlouslj handicapped to the attorney-general'a department declining to ea partj to the spending o [ the necessary money to deteel the criminals or to bring them to justice, It is said by these in a position to k���ow'that the police are willing to d0 everything possible to arrest the fugitives If proper facilities are giant ed them to do so. Yielding to the prevailing sent!, menl a few weeks ago, .1. M. Kenny, proprietor of Kenny's restaurant de- ,ilkMl t0 dispose of all his Asiatic help the Tacoma, Dec. 89.���ATnl, a Hindu who is wanted as a witness in a murder trial at Vanoouver, B. C., is thoughl by Canadian secrel service men to be In Tacoma Disguised a i rough sailors, two secrei service officers who speak the Hindu language, are making a thorough canvass of the. hovels in which the Hindus live and it Is believed I hey will timl their man before night, he having been in th ��� city yesterday. Oddfellows of the west will wel- come the appearance of the "Western Canada Oddfellow," a publication with its home in Winnipeg, devoted to the interests of Oddfellowship throughout the four western provinces. Hitherto the interests of the order have been represented by eastern and American publications and the new magazine is a substantial testimony to the progress of Oddfellowship in the west. It is replete with facts, figures and photographs of peculiar intere3; to the constituencies represented. The photographs include those of the grand masters of Manitoba, Saskatchewan aud Alberta, lb O. Wiswell, L. Rankin and K. K. I,rown. respectively. SEATTLE CHILDREN'S HOME DESTROYED BY f"IRE Executed Murderer Still Lives. Bristol. Va., Dec. 29.���According to a report received from Greendale, there is good authority for the statement that Noah Fulton, hanged at A tin-.ton. December 13, for the murder of John Johnson, is still alive. Although pronounced dead, it is 'staed Fulton's neck was not broken by the- fall. When life was suppos-ad to be extinct, the body was given to rei :- tives who hurriedly left for their home near Greendale. The man ha? s'nc > been carefully nursed, according tothe report, and is now in a fair way of recovery. The matter is under investigation. Fire Threatens Oil Town. p'resno, bal., Dec. 29.���Fire origin... ing In an oil stove threatene destruc tion to the oil town of Coalings, ab mj fifty miles from here, this morning. JAP CflLONV TO GROW BEETS IN ALBERTA TAINTED MONEY REFUSED BY TEMPERANCE WOMEN T-w, who has been taking and engage only white aborfor ef'' "I. I r-1) f.���, "' ��� ��'iio ims heen taking ran ��"��-��� , ,, ,,, p :'- >-si,,g for n,e pas, four Cutm*. although the change an. V M real, returned a few days heavier expense tor him. ^ change ���!nd la visiting her sister Mrs E has hardly been aatlsfactory, as Mr. ' -"��� m IVndrel, s,.;;.H Vam Kenny is now said to be -,- M'rb Trew graduated with tof-***"* ** 'T, ! /Im-i c PIIVl tail,.. '����� Montreal gen- ��i"'" ������ ������ . , .. ,,x. FS,.*!ll i\_.. ' ''""' "'" Montreal matern- ���������"��"* hoinara WA.Nome T��m Loses. ;ln *X short time revert to That women of the scarlet section of this city are taking the warning of the civic authorities in earnest Is shown by the fact that several of them have already left the city, while , ten of them will he leaving to-day for i points south of the line, tickets hav-' i ing been bought for them on Saturday , i or yesterday. A few of the women will remain In the city, but will move I to other quarters before Wednesday. | ', What shall be done with the shacks | which now line MeNeeley and Ramage |streets has not yet been decided, but: it is probable that they will be pulled | down, as they are for the most, part old and worthless. Seattle. Dec. -H.���Fire yesterday destroyed the Washington children's home. South Seattle. Two cnildrn were burned to death Mild the matron and a nurse were injured. The others escaped, elaJ only in then night- robes. Mrs. Minnie Myers, the matron, was seftOusly burned. In an attempt to rescue the two children who were burned to death. Miss A. L. Hill, day nurse, was slightly burned, and was bruised In jumping from a second storey window. the old A"Re|es Fell . <" _Ta_~__]*��*�������- f��S The Sunday school of the Holy Trinity Episcopal church will hold itt Christmas festival on Thursdey, Janu ary Where Is Richard Morgan 7 The local authorities have received a letter from Watson Phillips, of Fel- ton. Ackington, Northumberland. Eng land, as follows: "I would like to g*t the permanent address of Richard Morgan who worked In the New Vancouver Coal Co.'s mines at Nanaimo ln 1899. after which he went Into the Klondyke with me. He worked for Jack Miles, a resident of Nana'mo, part of the time. I left In 1900 and left him there, and have since b^een ln South Africa. I would like to get Into communication with him." Tacoma. Dec. 29.���Directors of the Tacoma Women's Christian Temperance Union have refused to accept the gift offered by saloon owners of Tacoma of the White Shield home, maintained by this organization. Mrs. Margaret B. Piatt, state presi,|ent of the ^. C. T. r.. has communicated with the local women concerning the matter, and she supports them in theeli stand that it will not be wise to accept the money from the saloon men. Saloon men take the action of the women with giaai surprise. At ii meeting held by the local saloon interests a short time before Christmas. it was agreed that no gifts to customers in the form of Christmas botths be given away, but that $10ti0 bo given to four charitable institutions instead. The Children's Industrial home, the Academy of Visitation and the Wool- sey children's homo each accepted & $250 donation without any hesitation. The saloon men have not decided what will be done with the money returned by the w. C. T. U. as being "tainted money." The oriental merchants are ne��- longer content with the coast,, but are pushing inland and entering into new- fields of industry. Mr. Nagataney from the land of the Mikado, a recent visitor to this city, is known U-- have applied to the C. P. R. Irrigation" Colonization Co. at Calgary lor ne , less than 50.000 acres of irrigable land in that district. This it is proposed to utilize for the production of sugar beets which have proved a decided success in that part of the Dominion. The press in the district affected draws attention to the fact that this undertaking practically means the formation of a large colony of Japanese, the work being of a nature that white men cannot easily be found to undertake, and warns ih<- residents to take the matter Into serious consideration. LID GOES DOWN ON GAMBLING IN DENVER Denver, Dec, 25.���Mayor Sj��>er late tonight issued an order that all public gambling must cease Immediately and the various resorts are now dark. Mayor/Speer, in his letter, said he believed in Obeying the will of a majority of the people that public fenti- ment UP to this time for months past favored regulation of gambling. The maj-or's order came close upon the heels of a letter written by Governor Buchtel to all district attorneys demanding that they take auch legal steps as was necessary to stop gambling. A few chances still remain in the raffle for the hand painted satin cushion which is to be raffled at Mrs. Birtch's stone on Tuesday evening. Tickets are selling at twenty-five cents, the proceeds to be devoted to a charitable cause. Pittsburg, Dec. 28.���The worst epidemic since 1889 Is being experienced ln Pittsburg, thousands of persons are prostrated by pneumonia, typhoid fever and especially the grip. Color War in Oklahoma. Oklahoma City, Dec. 29.���A special from Henrietta, Okla., says that all is quiet in that town today, but that the people are in a state of alarm. The few negroes living there have left. No negroes near the town have been reported. Because of reported threats by negiws armed guards were stationed about the place last night. Railroad bridges nre Inspected before trains cross, since several torpedoes have been placed on the tracks. No troopa have been called out, and it is not believed that they will te needed PAGE TWO TIIE DAILY XEWS MONDAY �����. Condensed Advertisements TT J A X T E D, IM MKDIATEU a* man and wife, board and I ro iinfurnishe I r- oms In prlv : h i ise Tele hone B285. WANTED���Man or woman wi h horse and buggy to take orders and deliver teas and coft'oes. Must be a good hustler. A good proposition so the right party. References required as to honesty. Apply in own handwriting to R. E. C. Hooper, 536 Pen.ier btreet, Vancouver. FOR SALE. BEST CORD-WOOD at $r..oo a cord, delivered. T. H. Foster, eOneral d, livery. Xew Westminster. 171 TJRNISHED ROOMS POR RENT -*��� suitable for light house-keeping. Alex Speck, Columbia street. FLAT FOOT. T^ Ol'ND, TWO WEEKS AGO. FISH -*- Ing skiff on north arm. Name N. W. ~,c-��� Apply at this offlce. ~ GtBL WANTED IN FAMILY OF ,twn. Apply first house below convent, west side of Albert Crescent. JAPANESE BOY ATTENDING W school wants work with good family in return for room aad board, Vp Ij Box 515, city. JAPANESE LADIES WANT GEN- *J eral housework for month, or washing clothes by the lay. Apply to S. Matsumura, P. 0. Hox 296, city. POSITION WANTED ���*��� ins housekeeper; Apply at News office. AS WORK- go"d cook J ARGE FRONT ROOM FOR RENT -*-^ after January.lst. Corner ith Ave. and 6th street. All conveniences. w /"ANTED���Girl mornings for bed- j room work. Apply t'i Mrs. C. I The Proper Way tc Treat This Common Affliction. Flal fool :- a i tj common affliction, lt is also one which is frequently overlooked by physicians, ejays the Medical Brief. The patienl complains of pain it the heel, the ankle, the inner border of the foot, irreat toe, the muscles of the calf, the knee or even th<" hip. The busy practitioner notes these symptoms in a hurried, eas- ual way, attributes them to rheumatism, prescribes salicylates and what not, and another flat footed individual plods his weary way. Increased deformity is added to what may have been merely foot strain in the first place. A curable case has become well nigh incurable, and the medical profession is again justly liable to well deserved censure. Any factor which tends to diminish the muscular power of the foot may cause flat foot. A great increase in the weight borne by the foot may cause it. The increase in weight may be actual, such as occurs in people who put on a great deal of fat, or it may be relative, such as occurs in athletes, junipers especially. But by far the tno.-t common cause is a cramping of the foot, brought about by improper shoes. For treatment of this condition mechanical support to the deformed foot is practically all that is nec- essary. Tin's mechanical .-import is besl afforded by means of the footplate made from highly tempered steel and molded upon a plaster casi 'if the foot. The footplate should be worn as long as it is required, but no longer. Additional wearing of the plate1 beyond thc time necessary, as indicated by the symptom-:, is 3imply an additional cause of harm. With the footplate a shoe should be worn fitting tlie norm ill conl or of the foot EVERY BIRD GUARANTEED A McKlllips. NOTICE. WANTED���BED SITTING ROO.M,1 for single gentleman. Reply by! letter to A. C. Dailv News, P. O. WE HEREBY N0TIFY ���B PUB- Hox 693. "c that after ,his date aI! orders for wood will have to be areom: anied bv TTTANTED-Y T " left schoc care of office. News offlce. -YOUNG LADY, JUST CASH hool preferred, to take Apply D. C. Dail 7 (Signed) BELYEA & CO. LOUIS WILLIAMS WILBUR SMITH. December R, 1907. YDUNG JAPANESE BOY WANT -*- situation as house bov; hones S honest English and American Billiard Ta- and intelligent; speaks good English, j bles, Bowling Alleys, etc. Nev. ani Address G. NISHI, P. 0. Eo:< 411. second - hand tables and supplies In New Westminster. stock. A NUMBER OF MRST TTTANTED- "t cl..-, lal >'������, near Small & Bucklin rers. Apply to Qulg Phone A2698. R. H. CLIBURN P. O. Box 1185 Bowling Alley. Pender St., VANCOUVER T\ R. HATHKRLY, Optician and doc-' Agent for Messrs. Samuel May & *-' tor of Ophthalmolgy. Cures Co., Toronto. Nervous and Chronic Headaches by ��� .skillfully prescribed glasses., Westminster 'Parlors on Sixth St., Murchie ! -w- *; f . block. Xew Westminst" r. I rclfl-STd" V_0 HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM ON TODAY Call and leave your orders or Telephone 1 01 R. MILES & CO. 'fflca 'Phonf 1K6 hwti ������-nun* \\\ ColumbU *, ml r j u . u ��� i r��. .. Baesage delivered promptly to ��nj Plumbers, Gas and Hot Water Fitters, Etc. pan ot the city. Repairs of all kinds given special at-j I j^L* --J fl^W HaillilM tention. Sewer connections made. i eWglU <U1U llCaVJ lldUlUl) Moderate Charges. Phone A 377 j OtJiefl���Tram Depot Front St. New Westminster W. N. Draper B. C. Land Surveyor ElUrci blocw. N����v We��tmln��tpr. B.Z The Best of Everything Good to Eat mrr_mtw2_%___i_____i At KENNY'S Cafe 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE 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. Tht Trade Marks Designs .... - Copvrichts Ac. Anyni.0 nendtrijt a sketch and c.c��rrtp!l.-mn_a7 quickly ascertain our opinion freo whfitber an Invention Is probably patentable. CotnmnnlOft. tK.nsntriotlyf'inndeiitlnl. HANDBOOK on Patent* sent free. Oldest ne'iicy for securing patenU* Patent! tuiten through Munn &, Co. receive rpeetalnotire, withoutclinn o, mths Scientific Jlmtimi A handP'.eniely Illustrated weekly. Larupst circulation 'if nn' petentltlc Journal. Terms for Canada, o.i, a year, post&fte prepaid. Hold by ROYAL BANK ^CANADA invites you to join the large number of satisfied Depositors. INTEREST ADDED 4 TIMES A YEAR. Put your money where it i.s accessible when vou require it. BANKING HY MAIL A SPECIALTY. START NOW���DON'T DELAY. 4 ************************** ********************* I Tiff RIGHT THING TO PO T if you have unintentionally overlooked same friend at Christmas is il ��� to remember them ON NEW YEAR'S DAV Though our Christmas sales were heavy, our assortment is it��� practically intact. Come and see us for that New Years gift New Westminster Branch. F. B. LYLE, Mgr. ���i&Af��**\ -i all v i dicrs. MUNN &Co.36'B-���New York Branch Offlco. 635 F St., Wasbinute-U. D. C ���ft 8 U i-L-ET ! N Great Northern Railway HOLIDAY RATES 3 TRAINS 3 To Bellingham, Everett and S-'a'tle, Wash. ('los- connections all points Easl and So.1th. Leave 9:20 a.m., 12:10 a. ni., 4.35 p. m. Holiday rates to following points on sale Dec. 21, 22, 2::, 24, and 25th, j:ec mber 28, 29, 30, 31, and January 1st; final return limit, all lilloday tickets will be Jan. 3, 1908. Teachers and Students: Upon presentation of proper school vacation certificates, tickets will be void to teachers and s'.uden'.s at sr'liool and coll p.'j al same tare, sell Ins' to (..'inform to closing date of same, return limit to date-' school re-convenes. Nelson. B. C, and return $28.60 Rossland, B. 0., and return... .$30.00 Grand Perks and return $31.95 Midway, I!. C, and return $32,45 Phoenix, B. <'., and return $33.10 Fernie, is. C and return $39.30 F. C. MEYERS, Agent Phone 134. NEW WE8TMIN-9TER, B. C \V. A. R088, Assistant General Pass, Agt., Seattle. Wash. *t L^_y_l!5!!g_\i^ '.'���'���- THAT NJ YBUTS PRESENT MAKE WH SELECTION AT I Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. 4 4 4 * 4 Vancouver'* Leading Jewellers, a ��� GEO. E. TRORSV, Managing Director t Cor. Hastings and Giv,mile Sts. - Vancouver * ������� ����><���������*��������*<>�� an,< ���. _._.4****4***_-<r***-i<>4'>+44*>*** ran NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS 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 Phone 97. Prompt Delivery IDE ONE-HUM WASHER i in ea ilr "" rhe good bouse 3e 11 ' minute Washer" work better, faster and any oilier. .,vr "l"! CALL A ND INSPECT. r. J. TRAPP & C0\ Limited e ' nDAY. DEC. 30, 19C7. PROFESSIONAL. uN BOLE, K. C, HAH aud Solicitor. Chami* B ������'.. ui' Commi ��� a V\ stmim ter, B. C. "^TnTTi.i.i-iit, ITakkistkk. sT7 etc., 42 Lorne Street, House, N'ew Westmin- . 143. THE DAILY NEWS. Wail Service PAGE THRRFJ ;. & EDMONDS, Barrl* i solicitors, Blackie Blk , stre-i, New Westminstc le, il. L. Edmonds. I Wl .,{ ,p i'. HAMPTON BOLE, Solid- e ipreme court. Offices idiaii Bank of Commerce building, \ et, opposite Post Offlc. Westminster. Money to loan. "uPl'IN WEART <v McQUARRIE . solicitors, etc. Offices, ter, Trapp Blk. cornei | on and Lorne Btrets. Vancou- rooms 21, 24. 4 4 r�� Granvlile street, Ii Marl n, K. C��� J. W. Weart, w ���j 'j ��� H A. Bourne, Mr. ��� in tha Westminster n -.\ Friday afternoon. Dl tched C.P.I i '��� i . . Sep: Huntii Millside No, 1, daily except Sundaj ; Sapperton No. i. dail i epl Sunday. Ma I Reci Ive: al 6 ������, p.m. Dispatchi ! by B, C. Eh Iwaj Co., 7 15 a hi : Vancouver No. 1, dailyexcept Sun da i -. Rei .- 'i m#'l ri in Ive I 9 a, m. Dispatched by O.N.R. train, m: am.; Cloverdale, Nrcomekl, Port KelH Hazelmere, Hall's Prairie Bon Ae-! cord, Blaine and .Seattle (all points I in Washington pud south, also ail points In eastern states), daily ex- cepl Sunday. Return malls received at 3 30 p. iii. I Clayton, Tuesdays and Thursdays, Tynehead, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Return mail received Monday! and Fridays. Dispatched by B. C. Electric railway. 10:30 a. m.: i -��� - 4 j& ���*��� J��^ &- �����-> ��r S O c five Use it in l! te Sunlight way. Simply pure ::oap, without harmful cSemicata, it saves all the toi! common soaps compel. Get Sunlight Soap and follow directions. cents a bar BILLINGSGATE. Markets Stem the Natural Abode of Strong Language. The unpolished phraseology, na- t though nol peculiar to this Lei of London, lias given rise to | p .p. erbial ip e of tlie name i eefcOROE & MARTIN, Harrlster auo ��� egoiicletor, Guichon block, Colum l gad Mi'Keuzie streets. New West BBter, fl. C. [MYERS GRAY, BarriXtor, Solicitor Ind Notary Public, 1> practice since ..; ��� n'i '.v Westminster. Rfl. Of ces removed to Curtis Block, Clark ,,:, .-��� eet, opposite Court House. p.0 Boi 169, Telephone 64. HANSFOBD. Barrister, Solicitor, etc., Crescent block, Columbia and McKenzie leets. N'ew Westminster, B. C. u cr TRADE. Mew Westmin- |tl ." [ Trade meets In th 1 . City Hall, as follows: F- lay of each month, (, e tings on the secoi 1 of February, May ' '" ��� ���'��� al v p. m ' etin a on the eei i n : ol February, n,.-.\ ' propose ! i | ��� moi thlj or qu rterly !' White, St. SOCIETIES. | amity LOCGE, NO. 27- ���':;.- Of 11 j ife ��� ��� | ��� e vei ��� ��� ��� : ea cor tend. C. S Ct.; ' V I) Mi Donald ' ath ". S . Q Q Vancouver No, 2; Victoria, No 1, Centra! Park, daily except Simla;-' Return mail received at 2 jj. m. Dispatched by carrier, i:13 \i. ra.: East Burnaby, dally except Sunday Return mails received at 1:10 p. m. Dispatched by carrier 12 00 noon: Timberland, Tuesdays and Fridays Return mails received Tuesdays and Fridays. Dispatched by C. P. R. -boat 1:30 p.m. daily (closes daily at the same time during winter months: Ladner, Westham Island, Port Guichon, Steveston, Sunbury. diilv except Sunday. Return malls receiv- ed from 'j a. a to 11 a. ra. Woodward's, Wednesday and Saturday. Return mail on Wednes lays and 8 itui lays. Vancouver, No, 3; Victoria, No, v and Burnaby b. ��� ��� ai 3:30 p m.; dal ��� ��� t Sund R p ilie rei ��� ed ai 6 p m Burnaby lake, Return mail ��' 2 p. in. DIspati bi i by G N. Fyler, I p tn.: Tu southern nl dally except Sund ��� Rei irn mail 11 ������. m. tched by C.P.R, train al 3: 15 p. loei I' ilgai 5 an I Vai ret, No. 96 ; C '.'. i: ��� isl com I. Return raal at 1 Sapi erton, No. 2; Mlllsldi. No, 2; ri tm, dally i i 'epl Sun lay. Re- ��� eived at l p. m. WHEN GOING EAST ASK THE TICKET AGENT TO SEND YOU OVER "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" Eight Trams Every Day in the Year BETWEEN Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago THE TRAIN OF FAME THE NORTH-WESTERN. LTD. Embodies the newest and best ideas for COMFORT, CONVENIENCE. and LUXURY. It is lighted with both electricity and gas; the most' brilliantly illuminated train in the syorld. The equipment consists of I private compartment cars, standard' t6 section sleepers, luxurious dining car, reclining chair cars (seats free), | modern day coaches and buffet, li- brarjr and smoking cars. For Time Tables, Folders, or any further information call on or write i F. W. PARKER, GENERAL* AGENT, ">i0 Second Avenue. Seattle. Wish Double Screened Nut Westminster Iron Works , -:\KK.M. MACH1NM AND KJNUINK WORK. SHIP S.U1TH1NU. BKlJLKiifl and STRUCTURAL IKON WUKK. Ornamental Iron Wont, including . Fences, Gates, Fire bjscapos, etc. Mail orders and correspondence !n vlted. JOHN RPiD, j $5.00 Per Ton Delivered 50c per ton extra above 4th Ave. Belyea & Co. Telephone 150 Je. ogsgate. ���'One may term thi- ���the Esculine gate of London," says cid Fuller. "Here one may hear linguas jurgatrices." The seventeenth century references to the "rhetoric" or obscene language of the market are frequent, and hence foul language itseli ia called "billingsgate." In "Vanity Fair." too, Thackeray t��'l!s up how Mr. Osborne cursed Billingsgate with an empna- kib worthy of the place. It is curious how markets are the natural abode of strong language. Thus the French equivalent for "Vou are no better than a Billingsgate fish fag'* is "Vour compliments j are like those of the Place Man- I bert," the Place Maubert being noted for its market. In the good old days the Billingsgate porters seem to have thoroughly enjoyed themselves, for one Bang- ford, writing in 1715, says: "This being to my mind another ancient Custom that hath been omitted of late years. It seems that in former times the porter- that plied at Billingsgate used civilly to entreat and desire every man that passed that way to salute a post that stood there in a vacant place. If he refused to do this, they forthwith laid hold of | him and by main force bumped him against the post. But if he quietly submitted to kiss the same and paid down sixpence they gave liini a j mime and chose some one of the: gang for his godfather. I believe ; this was done in memory of some old image that formerly Btood there, I perhaps Feins or Belin." The original porters of Billingsgate bi h nged to one of the oldest labor guilds in the country, the Fellow ship -ii Porters, and ai one time the parrying work both al Billingsgate and from the wharfs to tlie warehouses of the city within a certain radiu- was entirely performed by them.���London Globe. New Year's Night JANUARY 1, 1908 Williams' Original Dixie Jubilee Singers Every one a star. Male and female quartette presents a selection of songs which vary from gnand opera to negro plantation and boat medolles. This company appeared here last season, scoring a triumphant success. Now it is bigger and better than before. Seats on ule today at Ryall's. Prices $1, 75c, 50c and 25c. OPERA��� HOUSE f NAL ORDER OF EAGLES ���' M j every Tin Ievenin. m . in ,,,��� ,.- ��� '" L F. J. I.'. : ii. Scbofleld, Se e el ��� ts- ADVERTISE TU ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS If YOU Want a Situation. NOTICE: ^b*:p*b^--x:yy:*-^$^2 jgs (0.U, W -FRASER LODGE No. 3 I-Mei ags the first and third Tuei W In earh month. Visiting brethren cordially Invited to atten,! wfc room, A. O. V. W. hall. Odd WHows block, Clarkson atrpet. C '' recorder; Geo. Bacon, [mauler workman, 'j_\h_^'__Wi'J_w___f__v rgntytygyiP1" ��� __ _________% is what no firm can afford to give if they expect to remain in business New Westminster Land District. Distr.ct cf New Westminster. TAKE NOTICE that Harriet Ford ���" :....:. . I, li. (.'.. occupalion be I; . intends to apply for permission to purchase the following dcscrl. ed lands: Commencing at a post planted al the southwest corner of lot 1G50 New Westminster Land District', thence north CO cliains more or less 10 th X W. corner of said lot 1650, thence eas; 100 chains, tlience south to tbe shore, tbence westerly along the Bhore, to the point of commencement. HARRIET PORD, Per H. S. b'oid, agent. Dated Dec. 3. 1907. Unequalled Vaudeville ALL WEEK OF DEC. 23rd. Matinees, Wednesday ard Saturday Evenings. Two complete performances. First performance commences at 7:30 prompt. Second performance at 9.00 t Change of programme Mondays and Thursdays. Doors open. Matinees at ; 2.30; nights at 7.00. MULLALY SISTERS���Refine I Sing ers and dancers. j C. S. Coul=one���Blackface comedian. The Great Hermanns���Mugic and Hindoo mysteries. Dunkan & Co.���Comedy Sketch. That Other Quartette���Refined vocalists. Mei-tell and Clifford���Gymnasts aud acrobats, assisted by the Worlds only mind reading dog "SAXCHO." Grace Huntington & Co.���A native (ef the Dominion in a corned} playli t. Prices���50c, 35c, 25c, 15c, and 10c. Xew programme and people week of December 30th with an aeldition of moving pictures ami illustrated songs. K:h'1i succeeding week will s �� a Id- ed Improvements. Come at any time, stay aa long a3 you like. If suited till y mr fii nds; if not tell us. WESTMINSTER OPERA HOUSE NOTICE OSE OF COLUMBIA LODGE No '15. SONS OF ENGLAND, B. S.- Re'i Id's,' Degree meets Second and Fourth Wednesday of earh month, I" K. of P Hall, cvdumbl.i St.. at h- ni��� White Rose Degree, Fourth Wednesday In each nonth, same I'':' ' plfl ���'. Vis'thi? Brethren .ited. K. L, Webber prp- Udeni h Dlsn v. secretary. i0_URT BRUNETTE, No. 4099, I.O.F. *eetj the Fourth Friday In the ?7'' "' ^e o'clock, In the snip'; F> Oddfellows' block. Visiting are cordially Invited to at if: Rushton, C. R.; F. P But we are busy uttingoj ICjJRT royal COLUMBIA, No. 8808, I this i ''"' "'"piImi- meetings ol ,' ,.' Iiel i on the Socond lays of each n th i ��� In the Oddfellows' Hall. \___7? ''"���"
"-1 x"^'- Visiting . cinren are cordially Invited to at- ' ""Sginan. s. C; \. K. Kitchen ('hairs 60c up DiningChairs $ 1.00 " Dining Sets 16.00 " Carpets 25c per yard up. Kitchen Tables $1.75 up Fall Leaf Tables 4.50 " Oak Dining Table, 8 ft. ex.. 8.00 " Rugs All kinds at big reductions. New Westminster Land District District of New Westminster. TAKK NOTICE that C. W. Preston, of Seattle, occupation Broker, intends 'to apply for permission to purchase tiie following; d'scribed binds. Commencing at a post planted at the southeast corner of lot 1020, theuce west 20 chains to the east boundary of T. I,. No, 33734, thenco south 80 chnins. ihence east to shore'. timce north along the shore to the poini of commencement. CHAS. W. PRESTON Hated Dee, 14. 1907. ONE NIGHT ONLY FRIDAY, JANUARY, 3rd, Henry B. Harris, Manager of "The Lion and the Mouse" Company announces The Favorite American Actor RALPH STUART -*- The Great College Play ' ���*���* j STRONGHEART (By William C. De Millet "In all the world no show like this." 'Hie greatest theatrical achievement of modern times. Seats on sale at Ryall's Drug Stoi-e Prices $1.50, $1 00. 75c and 50c. VOVERTISE IN THE DAILY NEWS ���223 YV. It. GI "1>I. 1! (V ct E t; Tel, SI9I tend ���rinvn g ' '.I.e.. ^C|0AT,^��!LAND BENEFIT A& mijiff1' h0RD OF THE ISLES Third T, 'TMe��t�� "" tho Flrsl !l11" K, . "���';'Stoy of every month <i Chief, i , 'I''11' ���lul1" McNiven ��� J. J- Forrester, Roc. Sec -M F"~R��yal City Lodge, No. 3 ������;''''��� "��� Oddfellows' Hall, Col- ''.'"""������ every Friday evening 0 o cloch ,..",;"1" welcome be m��,i7'.'"'. vlsi,ll'K brethren will 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. WHOLESALE VNO RETAIL Dh,ALER8 IN Wellington Coal. Van. Portland Cement. Rosebank Lime, B. C. Pot- t.ry Vitrified Pipe. Drain Tile. Terr, Cotta, etc.: Clayburn Pre..��H Mantel, and Fire Brick. Fire Clay, Gartcraig Fire Br.ck. Liverpool Salt, Forge Coal, Common Br ck Sand, Gravel and Crushed Rock p., ���""'..nie. Q.H, Clow, N.(i. T(.|;irv ��� ' ��� >'��� recording sec- 'Mui 'RATERNAL SOCIETIES. lo���i(1 '"' Union lx��dge, No, 9, A. ,\0 1? ' ���"������' Kins Solomon Lodge, No. i,;,, K' UD(1 A. M.; L. 0. L��� 0 ' '' 0. L��� No. 1598; Court! ���Mieti on, No 4688, 1. O. V.; C. O. 8roth��Tl S,'sUlllnst<'r. No. DUO; Nhb��? "f UwlR' N����t No. 29: O.j- ",b^ab Ijodge, Nc, 5, 1. O. W. E. FALES, The Home Furnisher. We handle no Toys. New Westminster; B. C. Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL $14,400,000.00 RESERVE $11,000,000.00 SranchM throughout Canada and New fcundland, and in London, England, N����w York, Chicago and Spokane, U.S.A., and Mexico City. A U��fr ���ral Banking Bualnea* Transacted. | tetter* of Credit iasued, arallable wltL correspondcota in all carta ot Um World Savings Bank Departmtnt Deposits received in eumn of $1 sal npwarda, and Interest allowed at 3 per cent pur annnm (pisssat nts) tA_**\ four time* a year. Total Aaeeta oyer $168,000,000.00. \__________r^^^^^^ NSW WBSTMIN8TBR BRANCH. O. IX PAGE FOUK t' li ____* *i N ... ��M..-:-''..:.'..' i' *������������������������������*������������������������������������+��� TJE DAILY NEWS ���V* 4******************4* _������������_������������*m���**^a_. mmsg 50 % orr ��� ON ALL O - ooke ind misn presentation Will no ' �� '������ wh''ii it com��>.-- to ��� moment of ��� I weighing certa Ity, as agains a rubber pollcj i - e\ an< see il as is ei..- o , out i f svhidi wonli ������ extrem ly pro lent attical ��� Dec ��� w C.A. McKlLLOP, eil|.rr!M./.n ���._ __ _ St Stt ngheai I V iu do w 11 to i mind me that I p.m'an Indian. Vou bave taken from me the lands of my lath-.ts i have th ��� same educath n a- you. I live your laws anl yet you re- fnse to call me brother la whai way am I no; your equal '." IVI Wc Are Going fo Phone 310. SUCCESSOR TO R. C. PURDY Columbia Street, next to Tram office **************************************************** THE DAILY NEWS For cut flowers, Douqueu or funeral designs telephone T Davies & Sou, B. 208. ����� LAND REGISTRY ACT. Published by the Daily News Publishing Company, Limited, at the|r offices, corner of Sixth and Front streets, N'ew Westminster, B. C. _\ ihi.-.-c.r,-. Take notice that an application has been made to register Jotin 13. Ru.sh- their chance allowed the Liberal Candidate to be elected by acclamation. The boasted strength was nothing ton as the owner jn fee Bimple, under more than the nervous excitement pre- a lax sa]e deed from the mayor and ceding locomotor-ataxia. The Bor- J treasUrer of the City of New West- den reception at Ottawa furnished the minster, to John B. Rushton. bearing A. Paige Managing Director texl for the gloriously pop, ful declar-. dale ajle L);th day of September, A. D. ation that the Capital City was swell- j 1902, of all and singular that certain ing tlu; tide of public opinion in favor parcej or tract of Iand and premises of the Conservative pany right in the situate, lying and being in the City of heart of Canada. Yet. what do we Xew Westminster, in the Province of fiii'r.' The Liberal candidate, Mr. Car- j British Columbia, more particularly J on, elected by over three th usaud known and described as lot one of the: ^^^^^^^ majority. The breeze was against northeast half of lot 26, blocic 6. We understand thai early in the the rubber era:: In a supposedly Con-' new year a by-law will be submitted gervative stronghold, showing that INTO THE STORE. THIRD FROM THE CORNER OF Thf ����� TRUST BLOCK. BEFORE WE GO, WE MUST SELL OF 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 MONDAY. Dice. 307. LULU ISLAND LAND SALE. TURNBULL'S bakery! ! *****************> 4 ******* ^���������������������������������������m^ 4th and Columbia S/s. You and each of you arc required 0 , ��u��"ius uiexi ,,, contest the claim of the tax pur- foritspur- the Conservatives who had vol I tor hips, r within forty-flve days from the ale of(Mr. Belcourl could nol yel trusi th* date of this mUcBi otherwise I shall 15 acres of city property on Lulu 13- nebulous aggregation now 'leading! w<H.t_.. t-u- - RUejiton as ownei :p\ the City Council bavin, pose the authorization of the sa^e of I", acres of city property oa Lulu Inland. The city retains five acres al them through the wilderness. Now *?��?<**' bridge for the bridge how about Centre York register John B, All kinds of fancy pastry. First class candies. Fresh Pure Food Supply Co THE CASH STORE thereof in fee. And ! hereby direc ^^^^^__ ���v.- ��������� ""vm v. cm re ion;, made vacant that publication of this notice for tender's residence ami for other pur- bj the elevation of Its member to the thirty day? in poses. The object of the sale is two- senate, he being the only Liberal who .ished at fold, eue of which is the opening up had sat for the constituencj In the of t is section for manufacturing con- memory of man. The .sen ol th late oerns to be established thereon; but Hon. Clarke Wallace wa- put up and I \ew Westminster, Province of Briti-h the main reason, at this time, is to every possible means tha Ingenuity| Columbia, this ijS.fa provide the necessary funds to aug- could invent was employed In the hope' ment the small grant of $15,000 prom- of recapturing the seat as a gr at ised by the Provincial Government, moral lesson, even calling In the for the bui] ling of a permani nl ste I bones of the mighty dead to turn over traffic bridge to replace the wooden in their sacred resting place t'i denj structure now considered unsafe. The a plain statement, of historical fao.s, intention of Uie council, as we under- and endeavoring to raise pn ludii - by them and all i>ersons c aiming any stand it. is to subdivide it into five twisting and reading into these vtue-'" * ^^^m ^^^^^^^^^^^ acre blocks, and the sale must Le ments of fact that which was never .my unregistered Instrument, and all by public auction at an upset price. written and could iu no sease be ap-l persons claiming any Interest In the Before the final passing o:' the y- plied. The electorate of Centre York aaid fatnd by descent, whose title is law, it must r..<ei,e the assent of ihe bad the good sense to see th ��� '. n,.- - gistered under tbe provision- of electors, and for that r>aason ive take such tactics and returned the Li e il the "Land Reegistry Act," shall be fo atter up, so that the Council candidate and tl "ill be the ran In ever estopped and debarred from se-- may frame the by-law in such a way the constituency whenevi r th< peo] I tin_r up any claim to or in resp c; of p.- in Insure its passing. One of the get a chanep \t) endorse tbe the - iid land jo wld for administration at Ottawa. p-:< ,-,.��� ��� \ -. vided by tbe a daily news] aper pub- New Wi stminster will be good and sufficient service thereof. Datid at the Land Registry Office, ���' rovince of Briti-1 ^^^^^^^^^^^^ day I Dec mbe: A.D. 1907. C. S. KEITH, District Reegistrai". To Thomas Mo watt,, Esq. All persons served with tbis notice and those claiming through or under tbem and all persons calming pay- interest In r.he spid land by virtue of I taffy. G. B. chocolate t j ^_��� Bread 5c per loaf. To fhe Citizens of New Westminster We still have some client Xmas cakes left. ex- v : , W" "aw openwf ��� >e�� grocery store in the Bu try to mak e prici < 0 thai ie wfl] , .. and up . I ��� Not from Ottawa or Japan Can you hope to settle this cheap labof question ��� itOCl + + Pe 14 m ,. NO OLD GOODS :���".'. ; rl( e ��� foi tbis week will be: t t * Choice Hams Selocted Eastern Eggs, 3 dozen for Half gallon tins Canadian Rock Maple Syrup Fnest Singapore Pineapple Box Magic Baking Powder e3c per lb. [ $1.00' : i conditions of the GovernmenT/grant ia tbpr in tfcs event of the bridge b - Ing used : steam or electric railway, u toll, rental or lump-sum be enacte 1 from the individual or company traversing the bridge, and that one sixth of such sums shall be paid into the i/rovlnclal ueasury. In addition to t.i:- the railway or mill companies must contribute the difference between the cost of an ordinary vehicular traffic bridge and that necessary to carry the h( avier railroad traffic. and also bear a stated share of the osl of repair maintenance. At. the' ""ery moderate upset price proposed.! no promise, stated or implied, should j be made, which would in any sense; bind the Corporation to bu'ld the bridge, either of steel or an.v other [ material, or to keep a bridge of anyi kind open forever. There is a false Impression abroad that in the origiaa.1 agreement with tlie syndicate who dyked the lands and built the bridge, there was a proviso that after tbe' time limit of the contractors guar-l anfcee ha4 expired, then the corporation was required to keep a traffic bridge connecting Lulu Island and the Mainland forever. Xo such agreement was made and we bold that in the evenl of the sale not realising sufficient, coupled with the Government grant, to construct the bridge, the genei I revenue should not be mad* to bear the difference, neither should the City's debt be Increased to meet it. While we would like to see manu- factorli ' -0 dished on the island and would not care to hamper them yel we would like to see the by-law so worded as to protect the City against a oompulsory expenditure beyond it mean . One benefit that will accru to the Cltj if this land is sold is the revenue producing status ll will attain, becoming as it will taxable, whereas now It, is of no benefit to the City's general revenue, tax^ a> pro- Land Registry Act.' Eise Just have your garments, with the Union Label attached, made !>y : : J. N. AITCHISON! Columbia St. New Westminster j ��� ���'i *0aa__T_mL*_rm_MWmW-\\m-tm*___m_m__m___W_mSm_-___*m_____* ** j Pure food Supply Co. Burr Block. THE CASH STORE. Columbia Street] ��� ����^���-* 1% y�� i> t> Vi.SV _\_ Only Two Dav^ More MM������Hi ��� ��� 1 ��� _\ w 'ffl $ fi 8 THE POLITICAL TIDE. With banners, dieting aud coquets, 1 lie opposition took courage over i'he Colchester, N. S. election, but "ie-v ISK? are as dumb as an oyster; as silent CQ ai the grave, over tli3 tread of public ilK sentiment In the bye-elections of La- \_WS belle, Ottawa and Centre York. One I CO would have thought that under the v shadow of that Morden triumphal (our, when all Canada nude its obeisance to the "Rubber Platform", when the party shook Its dry bones, stood up, swelled its chest and smell- ed victory and power, tliat in Labelle they would have at least put up a semblance of a fight. Henri Bouraesa. the strong ally of the Borden touow- ing, would have counted for much in a contest, but the hopelessness of I 19 We wish to announce that reat Shoe Sale which has been so successfully carried on for the past three weeks will be continued Until the New Year This means only two days more to take 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 two days. JOHNSTON'S Big Shoe House, Limited IRON BEDS A shipment of double and single Iron Beds just in Get our prices ALEX. SPECK y. CHOICE BEEF Fresh Perk Sausages D Best of I n...r s Pork Sign of the Big Electric Boot. New Westminster m Pacific Mi Market McMENEMY & ANDERSON, Props '/���'/ft'$k < V Phone * F. CRAKE English Watchmaker Two door* from Ceo. Adams, Groeart Ladles'Gold Watches from 112.75 up. Gfintlemen'H Silver Watches, open face, $6.00. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, double case, $7.60 up. Apient for the celebrated South Bend Watches, supplied to tho Wellman Arctic Expedition. All warranted. Chaius, Rings, ,Iewnlry. etc., etc. Watch 'repairing; tharges reasonable. Leo. Mueller HAIR SPECIALIST :i m Importers, Manufacturer!, a ers In Ladies' and dents' . FINE HAIR Gl'ODS Toopos, Wigs. Transform-itioas. ePompadouw eind switches' BloachinK and I Marcel Wave, BloacWnB * J^ Ing. Manicure and Massn^. and Scalp Tn'alir.'nl 436 Granville St. Vancouver ADVERTISE IN THE NEI jDAy. DEC 30. 1907. THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE FIVE T. H. SMITH 2^44******+*+ ������������������������� t_***+444 ���"������������������������������������<m#�� Holiday Gift Goods Get Clearing Prices CITY NEWS j Start now and em your meals at Kenny's. ** SPLENDID inducements to procure an additional gift or two. Perhaps you have inadvertently overlooked somebody in the rush. Here's your opportunity, to make good, at a saving too, in outlay. Gent's H. S. Linen Handkerchiefs, in fancy boxes; regular $2.50 Gent's H. S. Linen Handkerchiefs, in fancy boxes: regular $3.75 C oen's Initial H S. Silk Handkerchiefs; regular 35c for .... 20c. Swiss Em broidered Lawn Handkerchiefs; regular 25c for 6 for $1.00 Only yap. inebriate #-- ftWested oil Saturday evening, being released soui? ! time later ou $20 bail. | A ladit-s' quartette and a male quartette travel with thf Dixie Jubilee singers New Years night. *, The annual exchange; of pulpits by I the pastors will take place on the second Sunday of the Xew Year, Januarv ! 12. , I Do you want a new cottaege on a large lot, below market value? Wa can suit you for$H)00, only $4uU cash and balance easy. Abbott <t Hyde, next Guichon Hotel. Pi'jf. liurwash left Saturday for Vic-1 torn, where he gives a lecture. After, the lecture he will go to Departure Hay to work In the biological stal ion ���luring the college holidays. I Big Discount Off Prices Of All Fancy Linens ���: and $15.00 Sable Ruffs, go at $14.00 and $10.00 GOOD FURS TO GO AT A FRACTION OF THEIR VALUE $7.50 and $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 Ru:jian Hare Throws: regular $5.00 and $3.50 8 - d-id 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 dczen Cashmere and Luster Waists, mostly cream, black, navy, and cardinal; worth up to $4.00. all selling at $2.25. 44444444*************++*********+****++* ******** The Cash Stores !*������������������������������ **** MMMMMMMMM��M����M�� THE HOUSE pF QUALITY j Brown Hats The Latest Designs from New York If ll. c. Cigars are good enough tor Christmas they are good always. **. For original fun and th< tgh amus- ment, hear the Jubilee singers January i. �� Principal Sawyer, of the new Bap- ' ��� ollege at Summi rland, in the Okanagan region, will be here Wednes lay tn address an audience at the Baptist church relative to tiie work of thi school. The In< r���i d s ill s on the "is. C." and "Old Sport" cigars In 190" over 1906 are over 200,000, ** The Installation of the machinery ir ' tbe new government dredge is proceeding apace. The vessel is being constructed by th I'olson Iron Works Co., of Toronto, two of the repre- ntatives of which are superintending the woi If you Eire .< h��arty eater, s >e Iv n- ny about it. l i.- can sal sfj you for 2 bits. ** The young tnen of th'- Olivet Baptist church will entertain at a watch meeting in the church tecture r.om on N'ew Years Eve. The evening will : e .spent partly in a social time and partlj in devotional exercisi .-. Re* freshments will be served. We are agents for the I. II. C. gas<>- llne ' ngines, These engines are giving universal satisfaction. Abbott & Hyde, next (liiirbon hotel. * All the Christian Endeavorers societies of the city will meet at the Queen's avenue Methodist ehureh this evening tor a rally. Rev. .Milliken, of the Wesley church, Vancouver, anil Rev. .1. S. Henderson, of this city, will both speak. All kinds of pot-plants and cut flowers at Tidy's. Phone A 1st. ** I'nion meetings of all the denominations held during the week of prayer the lirst. week in the year last winter ���having been so poorly attended, the Ministerial association lias decided that each ehureh will observe the week separately. Olad you enjoyed .vour Xtnas dinner al Kenny's. Just as good all year round. A record for poultry exhibits will b' >.'.sta Wished at the Dominion fair to be held in Calgary next year, a St. J'aul man having notified Manager Rfohardseri of his intention of sending over three hundred different exhibits. A private letter received in this city trom Richardson states that applications for space in the buildings are coming in apace, over thirty industrial exhibits having already been secured. On Tuesday night, New Year's Eve, a watchnight service will be held in the Queen's avenue Methodist church. Bpecial interest attaches to the service this year, it being the 1 i-centen- nary of the birth of Charles Wesley, the poet of Methodism and the composer of a large number of the hymns used by that church. "The Life of Charles Wesley" will be the ��ubject of an address by tip- pastor, Rev. W. tt. Barraclough. Best H.jc meal in the city at Kenny's a L'l meal ticket for $4. ** At an enjoyable Christmas party given last week by Mrs. J. E. Insley. of the Colonial hotel, card games f or prizes were indulged in by the guests, the winners being Mr. and Mrs Rodgers, Dr. Bybee an l Mr. Eaton. After the prizes had been awarded a dainty supper was served, following which dancing was indulged in until well into the morning. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. H. McKenzie, Mr. eScott (Vancouver). Miss Mc- Donald (Vancouver,!, J. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers, S. Jackman. Joseph Hatter. C. Stein, Mr. and Mrs. McLaghlin, Dr, Bybe��, B. W. Shiles, B. Eaton and several others. TO RENT. Xew 6 room house��� Modern���On car line ��� $22.50. 6 room cottage���Furnished���Close to ! car���$!.-..."pi. N'ew two storey house��� T rooms���Close to car���Sappertcn���\ $20. N'ew two storey house���(i rooms��� Close to car���Sapperton���$20.00. .V w 2 storey house���7 rooms���Clcse to car $22.50. Small house in West End on car line���$6.00. Rooms suitable for two men���$3.00. 2 furnished rooms In private bouse���Fine location���Inquire at, White, Shiles & Co. 260 Columbia stnet. Phone 85. ** ^������^���������������������������������** ���>*������������������������������������������<������*.�� ���>���*��������� The Aftermath We have a few novelties left from tbe Xmas trade which we put on the maxket at HALF PRICE, and some even .better than that. We are reducing our entire 3tock and offer you prices that, will make it worth your while to buy now. Two-piece bedroom suite for $14.00 Regular $17.00 and other lines at. great reductions. Kitchen Chairs 55c each up. Diners 70c each, regular 8��c. Other 90c, $1.00 and $1.25; regular price, $1.10, $1.2.' and $1.50. Blankets. Comforts and Bedsteads���A great line at small prices. John A. Lee's Furniture Emporium DUPONT BLOCK TEL. 73 COLUMBIA STREET. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ *****+************** * j Prices Away Down on i TURKEYS, GEESE and DUCKS j Public Supply Stores j Geo. Adams, Proprietor ***********************���?*��� �� ******��+************* 44**4 DIXIE JUBILEE SINGERS STILL ORIGINAL COMPANY Changes are not sought after In the Williams- Original Dixie Jnbil e singers. For several seasons past the tour of this company throughout America and Canada has been eso successful that the management has not felt it advisable to make any changes. and consequently the same aggregation that appeared here early this year will again be seen on the opera house stage on Wednesday of this week. The personel of the troupe includes G. L. Johnson, C- P. Willi 'm--, J. H. Johnson, J. S. Crabbe, Madame VirgThia Greene. Madame C. *K. W.l- liams. Madame Pearl H. Pitts. Madame Battle Hobbs and several others equally well remembered local theatre patrons. \ stiff HATS in the Bwell shai e '. TELESCOPE HATS for the young map ie -.' in town. Come and inspect them. gh crown, with wide ulin u tnl i lhi J. Eugene Brown & Co. THE UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIER. t P 3.���BROWN SUITS. *, ***4��*<,444_**4***********44*****+********">*"**'**** The recently formed Intermediate basketball league of Vancouver ami power np. vicinitj will have New Westminster represented on il by a team trom the militia and probably one from the Columbian college.. The militia team entera with i mg hopes of capturing the c i-i, h i' Ing l eaten the crack Van eoui i ��� learn, the V, A. C.'s. Williams' Original Dixie Jubii - singers will be here ou Wednesday. * Power on the Farm We are agents for the I. IT. C. Gas and Gasoline Engines, from two horse ABBOTT & HYDE New Westminster. AS RUSH FOR SALE FRESH fish Fresh TOM CODO Fresh WHITINGS Fresh HERRINGS Fresh LEN COD Fresh HALIBUT Fresh SOLES Fresh BALED CRABS SMOKED fish Smoked SALMON Smoked HALIBUT sm��ked KIPPERS Smoked BLOATERS Smoked COD I CITY PISH CO. Telephone 40. *' PRINTING Hava vour printing done in ,������������ by the local modern high grade printers��� Jackson & Morrison DAILY NEWS BLOCK Ihe Oriental Contract Co. of Vancouver. Labor Contractors Japanese New Westminster Box 646 branch P. O. A. K. Green, construction engineer (or the O. T. P. Kaiiway company, will arrive In the city today tor th i purpose of signing on thirty axmen wh > havfe been hired tor work In connection with the clearing of the townsite of Prince Rupert. The men engaged! will have to pay their own passage to the site of the future metropolis. a recognized Standard A self Helling ai tide-The U. (.'. Cigars. Chong Lee, long since known to the police as a frequenter of the restricted district, is again In the toils, having attempted to 'batter down the d<x>r of one of the houses on Saturday evening. Chong managed to elude the police for some time after his deter* l mined attempt th,' enter the residence, of a while woman was frustrated, but, wis finally discovered hiding In th?| uppSf rooms of an unfinished hullding1 on Mclnnes street. The police nuigls- trate will deal with the case this morning. (Everyone a star in the Dixie singers company. Miss this entertainment, then reegrtt It. Here W'.'diK'sday nlgul. ��� '. t*^ ������ % ' is over���no doubt you are thank ful. So are we to you for your liberal patronage during the year I ami particularly during the pas: few weeks. Our trade his hi en most gratifying tor the year li'o;. We take this opportunity to ex- press our gratitude for your Kind . 44***********************44%4*********************** co-operation during the past and ���!'������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� *)*' hope to he mutual friends for years lo come. Wishing you a happy N'ew Year. I THE NEW DRUG STORE > 3! ���Si :::: 0 m M �� ,11 M I Has just received a consignment of goods suitable for New Year's Gifts : : : F.J. Drug, Spectacle & Seed Store; ij MacKenzie Druggist M ��� X > a i *�� .1�� *< > +< > IK, IN. Phone 66. P.O. Box 217 h F. W. Heath, late of Ottawa, In charge | of the Optical Departmont." Dominion Trust Block. +444*4****4***** 4**** ***************** ^''-'*v* ���> ********************** * PAGE SIX Too Much Exercise. Hop i.i had bought a cheap but "war ranted" clock. At tbe end of a wee,, he returned to the shop from which he had procured his timepi-jee, with no expression on his face, but with evident bewilderment of mind. "She t:,. click, clack, click, clack! all light, in-e day." be announced to the young woman who n-aited on him. "I wind all liprht. samee you say. Nex' two day she kh click, click clack click.' click! -.lack: "I slake her up���80!���down���Bol��� lound���so! no good. Sbe stop click- stop clack���only K" when I slake. "1 say give me one less slake, more click, .-lack:"���youth's Companion. THL DAILY NEWS. e Preparatory Treatment. They told the youngster to soak his feet in a tub of salt water lf be wanted to toughen them. He soaked his hands, too, with Rood results. One morning bis father said he would whip him on returning at noon. At noon the father returnewl aud found the youngster sitting in a tub of water. "What are you doing that for?" he demanded. "Because.'' replied tbe youngster, "you said you were going to give me a licking.' ���Judge's Library. The Bishop's Story. Bishop Sanford Olmsted of Colorado. at a dinner In Denver, said apropos of Sabbath breaking: "I was talking to an eastern clergyman the other day about his church attendance. " I suppose.' I said, 'that in your district rain affects the attendance considerably.' "He smiled faintly. 'Indeed, yes,' he said. 'I hardly bave a vacant seat when It ls too wet for golf or motor-. lng.'" TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received hy the undersigned for the labor In maklhg addition to the Market Building on Front streel materials to be supplied by tBe corj oration. Tenders pre also invited for supply of 120 squares fmore or lees) of corrugated galvanized iron. 26 .guage. to corres ond ���'.':. material on pre- �� ni I uilding. Plans and specifications can he seen ��� . office. Tenders will be received up to o p. m. of Monday, the 30th inst. ��� b,v. es) ��� i tendi r n t n- ces- '������!. W. A. DUNCAN, Gin Cle Cit; Hi '��� : ��� 27. mo;. "I McQUARRIE OreSSing GoWnS I Real Estate Brokers Insurance Agents and I House Jackets financial A FRONT ST. Phone 333 FRONT ST. Hione 333 FR0|\ i Sents ST. NINE LOTS on Brunette and Distillery streets, Sapperton, ��1600; half cash, balance terms. Long Dressing Gowns, regular price . $ 6.00 Reduced to 4.80 Long Dressing Gowns, regular price ��� 11,00 Reduced to 8.80 Long Dressing Gowns, regular price ��� 12.50 Reduced to 10.00 Long Dressing Gowns, regular price - 15.00 Reduced to 12.00 House Coats, regular price House Coats, regular price House Coats, regular price Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to 4.00 2.00 7.00 5.60 9.00 7.00 FOR SALE We have che ce upland prairie hay and timcthy hay. also oats, wheat and feed to offer in car lets.. D: prices given on request. Now is the time to select a New Year's gift at Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 16 it;, 17. IS, 19, 20, 28, 66, 71. 72, 73, 74 and 77 of subdivision 3, in suburban block 14. Sapperton; prices ranging from $125 to $200. C room house on Hamilton street, all modern improvements- One lot from car line; lot udxl32- Price $1400. . |600 cash, balance in monthly payments- S room house, all modern Improvements, full sized lot, Sherwood street, Sapj irton. Price $27C0. $1000 cash, balance on time. 2,iv acres land next to Royal Oak hotel, has been cultivated, not a stump on it, now in grass, 28 bearing fruit trees, all kinds, sufficient lumber to build good large barn, 6- room house and barn and large chick- j en house for about 1!50 chickens: good well; near to school and tram; all fenced- Pric* $3500 . Terms $1600 eash, $loiMi ip April and $looo April following, or $3400 cash. 1 Lot 66x*32 ft., S. y_ of 8, lane at back, 3rd and Queen's avenue. Price $1250; half cash, bal. 6 months. Block corner <>f Fourth avenue and j Thirteenth street 88x132 only $800, a splendid Investment Lol 20, block B facing English church, next lot to biidge, Carnarvon - iti ��������� ���; ; price }vbO. 160 acres less right of way aboul 8 acn s for railway; 25 acres stumped 15 acres rough]} cleared md fenci I. 1 1-2 story house 18x28, leap too 14x28 and loan too 16x22; barn 30x32 and, le eti i" ' 32x3 I; granary 10x16; two chicken houses, each 10x12; wagon 'e, small milk bouse, small ird, all kinds of fi lit, 65 bearing j Cash $2,000 ��� ti nal iral i , i lng well. I ;.. balani e ea -i al 7 ;��� i e< nl ed ot on Third strei I tween R< : Qui i ns a .��� nui e i I touse; $1400. 100 acres, less 3'^ for new railway, Township 4, Sec ll: all bottom land, under grass, suitable tor dairy farm; 40 acres under-drained, ditched All rouad anel fenced around and through centre; 5 room bouse; barn (0x76, sufficient feed for about 300 head of stork. Price $8000; l, tins one-third cash, bal. to suit purchaser, One mile from station on new car line. F"l] '"' ot on in, �� v �� B '. $400; hall NlhSt. J 4 Lots I'M I"'1) M,,"I. $1200 4th Lol 23, block B, between Mrs. Hoffards and Thomson bouse, Carnarvon FtVeet; full size $1600. 160 ACRE8 about two miles from Aldergrove station, llu acres cleared anl partly fenced, good houw, barn and stable. Price $16 per acre; $1760 casb, balance to be arranged 1% ACHES, Block 9, Lot No. 2, Dist. Lol 8; south side of the river, near bridge. $300; half cash. 2 LOTS. 133x133. N-W. corner of I Oth Street and St. Andrews. Price $1050; half casb. 2 lots on 8th St. between 5th and Sth Ave. on east side; full sized, 66x 132; Nos. P and 13. Price $1000 for both, half cash, balance easy. 2 HOI'S!..-- Sapperton ���hed ami ���hed. $1000 each ance easy. 7 cash 0a ' K Kearv *>*J ���"> ', ; "m,s a��" bid*, 4 r00^ kitchen ij ""'-���third 68 ACR] g month., one-uj . E. * Beet. 5. $75 per cash, one-it,,, . months. ETA'S :��� J i_W*SZ "-:^pi and Prune r. roomed boU "V Utcben and thre, bedroom,; .Jj ed; conserve ,., ���*�� heaf' * I ell; 8U1 , 3 bearing fruit trees; CoM|dJ 15 stock ready to .��� ;> at'Tf"-: to, H Block, corner of tak land W lllli SI. and Royal Ave., almost an acre. $2,500 acres clean i bt timber "oi.! ma ning a. . . , from school. Price $3oco: ���' 3 bal. lu 6 months a 1 Lol gjj $800 cash. e.r miles from cltv. 1C0 acres, $10 per acre Two lots on 18th street, between Ttb and Sth avenues. '; L0T8' '������ ' * ' -z^aJ cleared, uppei |, twet n 1st and 2nd �� ,:j each. ��� 2 buiises corner or Merrivnl an 1 \gnes; full o/.-.l lot; cltj bloi loi 11; one bouse renl foi $25, thi other $10; tlush elo -.- tabn nected with sewers, Price $3,500. J('in'. balance In 6, '.:: an I IS nonthi ������',-',. 1 LOTS Bth A \ ��� 11 . . 37 & 3 ��� ���'our, or $300 each :"0Cf.rt :| Dou ..;| an . ..'., - jun ? n i 11. $11 iacb. livery D. C. HOFFMAN, Gram and Provisions. CALGARY Special Prices L PHILLIP'S TIlP Wai-rlfrtk��� _PI-.lL- 1 The Wardrobe Clothie I 6 LOTS FACING 4th AVE., ,rd ST. AND PINE ST; ORCHARD, FRUIT OP ALL KINDS; 7-ROOM HOUSE, ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, SEWER CONNECTION. PRICK $8000; $3000 CASH, AND BALANCE IN C, 12, 18, 24, 30 MONTHS. AT 6%. Lota 14 and 16 ol I of 6 i ' fcleare i.i Trice $500; tor thi two i cash, balance 6 months ,r. 7 per cenl Lol 11 on Sbi ; Ic streel 3, cleare !. Price $275; 1-L' ca o ance, 6 months at 7 pei ��� nt. Six lots, 60s 150, oul $60 each lot. Ful enquiry. -FOR- i This WeekTheCanadia^5l^fCommerce K_________��� r�� ��� i *v ... Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. Pineapples, 3 tins for 25c' B E walker, Selected Eastern " 30c per doz. Eggs, Reserve Fund, $5,000,000 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. President. ALEX. LAIRD General Manager. White Star Baking Powder, 15c per tin. C- B. Marmalade, 2 lb. tins 25c. Salmon, 5c per tin. Blue Ribbon Tea, 35c lb. Jelly Powders, 3 for 25c BANK MONEY ORDERS Issued nt the following rates: $.7 and under , Over $5 and nol exceeding $l'i Over $10 and nol exceeding $30 Over $30 an I opt i ki eedlng $50 These orders are PAYABLE AT PAR at. Chartered Hank (Yukon excepted), am he United States. 3 cent.-, (i cents 16 cents 15 cents my oiiice in Canada ot a ii ihe principal banking points in House and cottage on Columbia st, house rents for $25, cottage for $12.; $5,000, easy terms. 27Vi acres of the best soil, 10 acres cleared, under cultivation; 200 young fruit trees, just comeucing to bear; new house, iy_ storey, 5 rooms; hen ( houses, in good order; some acres planted with wheat, oats and potatoes. I Water from nearby spring. Halance of property easily cleared. Price $4,700; $2.")00 cash, balance 6 and 12 months. This property Is only y_ mile from tram line. Over two hundred chick- ' ens and ducks could be sold with the property at a snap. HOUSE and LOT Centrally locate i In a i ommman ling situation; Third avi u ie, al toot oi Fifth sireet. Two and one half - house. Ten rooms (recently papered) All modern conveniences; bol and cold water, bath, Hush closet, lava ! tory, electric light; nice lawn; lol | 86x132, with lane in rear; part of lot set out with fruit trees, Price $2,750. $l,50f) cash, balance arrange. i 160 acres on the Scott road. 15 acre�� I cleared; barn 50 x 80; stables', etc.; splendid soil; only $30 per acre, $1,000! cash, balance easy. 10 Bi of Ti 2 __M 1 <_ stun-;, bOU ' '������ (Pin r .! ( a i with clove: Ope mile ': $\200;. ten ��� ' at 7 Westerly i, I ;_>.; 12 coi in houses ��� ' $5,000, ball months. 160 s i; J4 of 10 aares.partl. ,,acn running thro ij . j north of v,. ������ ...:| mill and P.O. at thi 'i ber worth $7 pe ll l miles from Porl .: :��� Prl" $2,100; terms �� , balancei ranged. Large lot an ! ".we ,������ ,.-.- : bi lumbia street, Bapperton, B tl re��B| at $10 each. One and one-half sl bj ' mil full Blze lot, Bituati i nortii side ol Royal avenue an i corner u'. .\IcK;oii!| street; 9 rooms; bath room, bol cold water, closet; woodshed; vounfl bearlg fruit trees; streets on 7 lots Nos. Sl to 86 and BB, fl5 faces I ,lde8: flne vIew- i,r!(* '1'800 m caeh. Part of lot 369, Joins Lake Commnr about 70 acres, only $25 per acre Half cash. Jump. on Kth avenue, next to Gunns ranch I lots cleared without a stump; small house, chicken house, chickens; horse and rig F packages KYLE'S Good Cheer Store Negotiable at a fixed rate at THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, LONDON, ENO. form an excellent method of remitting small sums of money safety and at sipail cost. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH with 11. R. DAVIDSON. Manager. 1-2 CSS, ner oi Koyal aide acres, more or in block, cor- t llth Street and avenue, invalu- br industrial site, $4,500. One half cash, arranged. j balance to be ; 'Phone 276 255 Front St Orders carefully made up | and delivered expeditiously. tfOOKSLEY'S Well Known Souvenir POST CARDS cf New Westminster and district On Sale at��� Morey's Bookstore and at Gamon* Cigar Divan ur Ad rertise the town we live in 1 y mailing Picture Post Cards to jo>v friends. Dainty Collars, Belts, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Etc. Suitable for New Year's Gifts at The White House A. J. BIRTCH - 275 Columbia Street ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS ���*<i..j t- Subdivision of lot in, block 6, oom- prlsing some of the finest, residential site?, in tbe city for sale exclusively hy us, This magnificent property Is situated on the cottiers of Fourth avenue, First streel (facing Queen's park- and Emory slreet, comprising In al) ten U.')xl20 foot lots facing on First street at $700 (excepting the corner lot facing Fourth avenue anl First street, held at $1000); two lotB on Fourth avenue, 42 1-2x120, at $600 per lot; four lots, a2 1-2x86, $450; five Iota, $400. Call at our office on Fnrot street and Inspect plans. House, full sized lot, on Keary street, Sapperton; rents for $10 per month. Only $1,060. 10 acres in sec. 32. Timber, flr, cedar and alder. Good soil; good roads. Apply for full particulars. Lots 17, 18, 19, 20, 21,, face on 16tb ati eet aad 8th avenue; 2 corner lot* 1250; 4 ijurfde lots $200 each. Price MM. eash. m_t* Mt at om!. Lots in, it and 20 or n 0f 8. Pric< JWO for three or $175 each; 1-2 cash l,:,,:""" (; months al 7 per cent. '���''"'' "Ized lot on Royal avenu. b, "''""' '���'"'"�����1> and Merriyale; all cJ< li "" $1,200, $800 casb ft.A"?age "" Vancouver road, cornei " ��l,leJ road, $225 pe,- acre. Acn il��' !�� selling fast at thl* price, Xl' 308. B-roomed House, with hath ''"""i. etc.; Agnes St. $2,500; u _<���'"''. balance .'land .; m0B. at 7 %. No. 306.-9.roomed house, with hath room, comer of Bth and Agnes SI Price $4,000; terms % cash, balance 8 and fi mon I lis nt 7 %. No. 310.-9-roon.cd House and hath room, Agnes St. $3,000; y_ cash, t ,,alan<:e 8 and 6 months at 7 <;>,.. , No. 312.-8-roomed House and bath I room, Agnes St. Prlee $2,500; u cash, balance 3 ami fi mo8. at 7 % ' 160 acres, Westminster district' 4C acres under cultivation, 10 acres or aura, % acre strawberries planted tils year; aider bottom land; running ���prioif; house 18 x 22; frame barn 80 *_ 82, H-post frame house and co* ���tables, three in all, stable 8 cow. and 8 span horseH; near Mission Station; schools, churches Lot facing 2nd St., between Q'Jeeo'j IV.". choice j and 3rd Ave., second lot from Qu����f $1500 cash Ave.; 68x122 feet; all cleared; Ian alonpBlde ,'in I Price !' half cash, halance easj Bl 1 150 acres Im; roved - :;! and sheds complete, tiep Cl ��� all under culth ition, $15,000. If J* Can handle thl 'A't% ' ��� ��� tin; terms cai les si tM For the above '-��� special pri.ee ffu . eoneP��i chaser. House 80x42, Ith SI, be I and r,th Ave ; 2 siipp'e and I ii',|l|,iej bedrooms upstairs, and batl ri'l,n| down stairs; parlor, dining room, chen nnd pantry. Full .li*<! ll! nlnp hack to Ash St. Price $3,e0C:j $1,500 eas*, balance al $' *' at 7 per cent. Three ful sized lots 00 Fifth aveno* north side between First and S<��'�� streets, No. 6, C and 7. Price W I . kil- pin- vear I lino- each or $1100 for Uie three. Full sized lot, north side of llton street between Sixth and BIJJ streets; $226. 28 acres on Mara ���160 an acre FOR A ONLY. One-quarter cash and 2 years at 7 % road- Bun PEW balance aby. DAYS 1 ������um , near at hand;i '- ��� u7S__H_^_' "'��� ���"'��' ���> > >" N...,��- un. *_* *" Um* _*__. .; A 0hanc# of ��� Hfe- JJ*.��m $4,000 <_,_. blIiM- at f Per cent Block 12 on 12th St., **��& hill sized lots. Price $2.M��; ��n^ caah, bal. 6, 12 and 18 monthi 4 lot* on Fifth egtreet, 11 ' Sub. 15, S. Blk. 13. ,iUfc $350 *��h'i,lf I Sub. 15, S. Blk. 13. ���*?-*i casb, balance $ noatlii at �� ~* Idav OEC. 30, 1907. Till-] DAILY NEWS. PAGB SEVEN* ^���������������������������������^���������������������^* ��������������������������������������������������� ontest [A LIBRARY OF 125 VOLUMES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY! THIS ELEGANT LIBRAE* INCLUDING 12.", VOLUMES AND HANDSOME CASK WILL BE GIVEN BV VOTE TO THE LODGE gOCIETY, CHURCH OR SCHOOL I\ NEW WESTMINSTER BE* CURING THE LARGEST NUMBER OF VOTES IN THF FOL LOWING MANNER: merchants listed below will give with each 10c cash pur- . ne vote. mtesl began Aug. 23rd, 1907, and will close Jan. 23rd, ��� 7 p. m. i lo box Is placed in n g, Curtis & Go's drug store, where ��� to tie deposiled. lose of the contest the Lodge, Society, Church or School . eived the largest number of votes will be awarded the pccounts when prom I i I are entitled to votes. : ���'������ v'"'" ' an be se. red trading with the firms list- : Is on exhibition a! VV E b lies' turnil ire Btoi ��� D. S. Curtis will count the -.. - . Northern Pacific Three Transcontinental Trains Daily Travel on the Famous "NORTH COAST LIMITED" Electric-lighted train. Low Rates. yuick Time. Excellent Service. New York, Chicago, Toronto, St. Paul ANu ALL POINTS EAST Steamship tickets on sale to all j European points. Special Reduced Rates Round Trip i Rates to Southern California. for full information call on or write j C. E. LANG, General Agent, 430 Hastings St., Vancouver, B. C. A. D. CHARLTON, Portland. Ore. ATLANTIC-STEAMSHIPS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY =FINEST AND FASTEST= W. E. FALE3 Furniture HORACE DORER Jeweler REICHENBACH <&. CO. Fresh and Salted Meats MRS. M. M. COOK Restaurant ARCHIBALD BROS. Plumbers THE ROYAL STUDIO aew managemeni. L'onel Havveis, Photographer E. RUSHTON a, A. SPECK Sporting Goods. Gen. Repairing D. S. CURTIS & CO. Dr ujs A. J. BIRTCH Dry Goods West End Grocery THE DAILY NEWS PUB. CO. D..,ly and Weekly News MOREY & CO. Bocks and Stationery O. BURDETT Home-made Chocolate Confections, Ice Cream CENTRAL LIVERY STABLES S. H. Thompson, Prop. FOR SALE. Dry Fir Wood in 4ft. lengths, which we will deliver to any part of the city. C. WILLIAMS Eighth ave. and Second St. *>***v*4444******** ******** "Phone 333 ������������������������������ *444444******4>********444***********************s> Evening Classes in Commercial Branches Will be held in Columbian College, commencing on Tuesday, November 5. For rates apply at the College. W. J. SIPPRELL, .-- - Principal ������������������������>*���������������������������������<>�����**<.<���������������������������������������������������������������������*���< B. C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manuracturer* nnd Dealers in All Kinds or Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, Doors, Interior Finish, lurned Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass. FARMERS ATTENTION! ^mber Always in Stock for Fencing and Draning. ^yal City Branch, Columbia St. Telephone 12. New Westminster IMPRESSES n ** 18,000 ( EMPRESS OF BRITAIN , H. Power \ EMPRESS OF IRELAND i I4.60U j TONS j GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FARES TO THE OLD COUNTRY. Now i.s the time to purchase your tickets if you are going to spend Xmas iit home. Nexl sailing of Empress from St. Join) to Liverpool, D c- 27. For other dates and particulars, apply to ED. GOULET, C. P. R. Agent. TAKE The White Pass and Yukon Loute for CONRAD, C.\RCROSS. ATLIN, WHITE HORSE, DAWSON and ^A I R HANKS Daily train-, (except Sunday) carrying pa^engers, mail, :xpre~s and freight connect with stages a? Carcross and White Horse, iiaintaining a through winter service. I-oi information apply to ). H. ROGERS, Traffic Managei, Vancouver. R. C. i ADVERTISE * ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS If YOU Need Anything. EVELYN VAUGHAN Supporting Ralph Stuart in "Strongheart.1 Trains & Steamers C.P.R. MAIN LINE. Leave New Westminster 8:36, 11:35, 15:15, 17:20, 18:40. Arrive New Westminster 10:25, 12:46, 16:30, 18:25, 19:35. Overland express arrives 12:45, leaves 15:15. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. Lv. N\ W. 9.20 a.m.; ar. Seattle 4 p.m Lv. N'. W. 4.35 p.m.; ar. Seattle 10 p.m p.m. V., W. & Y.���VANCOUVER ��� Lv. N. W. 3 p. m. and 9:55 p. m. l.v. Vancouver 8.35 a.m., and 4 p.m. G. N. R.���PORT GUICHON. Leave New Westminster 3:50 p.m-, arrive Guichon 6 pm- Leave Guichon 6 a m-, arrive New New Westminster 8:30 a. rn- .Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays- B. C. ELECTRIC���VANCOUVER. Lv. New Westminster 5.50, 6.50, 1 and 8 a. m., and every half hour thereafter till V p. m. Lv. Vancouver for Westminster at wme heurs Spokane falls & Northern Ry Co. Nelson & Ft. Sheppard Ry. Co. Red Mountain Ry. Co. i The only all rail route between all points east, west and south *o Ross- ! land, Nelson and intermediate points connecting at Spokane with the Great ��� Northern, Northern Pac.'fic and O. R. : & N. Co. Connects at Rossland with the Canadian Pacific Railway for Boundary Creek points Connects at Meyers Falls with , stage Hail'- for Republic. Buffet service on trains between ; Spokane aad NeWon Effective Sunday, November io, -901. Leave C.20 a.m. 12.25 p.m. g.40 a.m. Day Train Arrive ... Spokane 715 p.m. .. .Rossland 4.10 p.m. ...Nelson 6.45 p.m H. A. JACKSON. ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY NEWS ****4*444********4 **<���'. 4 ">' ********************* '.*> 44*' *****44444************** . v- *���>********************* 4 SO lutel PURE Timber Licenses. A meeting ot all pera .ns who are e st.-d in special Umber licen ������ I in New Westminst I - irround- ing.s will ; '��� hel I In I ...��� ! 1 ibj of the el Russe . u.j 1 ��� - . ���-. (ning at 7:.;' o'clock. Any In ��rested in same is cordially in. I The intention of the meeting Is: To appoint a committee to work in conjunction wi:h the British Columbia Timber and Forestry Chamber of 1 Commerce, Limited, ot Vancouver. j with the object of securing from the Provincial Government a Lett sr title to special licensed lands s > as to . make possible conserva'ive and economic methods so that the own.rs of licenses may know definitely for a reasonable j>eriod of time to ce>me what their financial outlays an.i obligations are to be. Also the question of excessive cos s I of surveys will be taken up at. tlie meeting. Aleso the protection for the prevention of forest fires, etc. To 1 lect officers fur the com ng year. To discuss ways and means for the better protection of timber lands and the interests of tim er land owners. There will l.e present at the meeting Judsnii F. Clark, acting s'cretary for the British (' lumbia Timber and Forestry Chamber of Commerce, Limited; al.so the vice-president, Mr. E. P. Dreamer. It is to be hoped there will he a large and representative gathering of 1 timbermen at this meeting, and the following names are respectfully ' urgH d to be present: A. Ashby, N. S. Beardslee, Charles ' Black, .1. It. Black, J. H. Boner. J. VV. '. Brennan, Brunette Saw Mill Co., E. H. Bucklin. Corbould (.Major and Irwin), B. K. DeBeck, T. Elliott an.i A. S. Reid, E. .1. Fader, Fraser River Lumber Co., Fraser River Saw Mills, Lester David, Ernest Walker, Fulbrook & Yeomans, D. A. Geddes, Herber- Gilley, H. Hollingsworth, .1. A. Johnstone .1. E. Johnstone, John J. Jones, King Solomon Mines Co. (care G. E. Martini. L. A. Lewis, Hugh L. McDonald. Alex. MoEachern, C.n. Mur- ��� phy, Thos. R. Pearson, Rudo'.ph . Puhier. S. S. Rogers. Small & Bucklin Lumber Co., McKae Smith. Oscar Soderman, M. Q. Spain, E. Walker. Please do not fail to be present at 7:30 p.m, (December 31), Tuesday- evening, at the lobby of ihe Hotel ��� Russell. Yours respectfully. E. J. FADER, Acting Secretary. LAND REGISTRY ACT. 15 THE. FLOUR MANUFACTURED BY THE Easterbrook Milling OF EBURNE A lady should never forget to say��� PERIAL 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 wheat grown in the great Northwest. We have Unexcelled Pastry Flour ���l,l 1 II���IIM 1 ___^______________m_________________m,__________*____.__mmmm___________________mm������������������_���������.^..^���__________ 1-��������_____ Bakers, we strongly recommend our Strong Bakers. Ask for f erminal, and see that you get it. teed or all Kinds. Hay The Easterbrooke Milling Co. McQUARRIE & CO. Local Agents. 112 Front Street. TAKE NOTICE that application has been made to register Margaret Double as the owner in Fee Simple, und?r a Tax Sale Deed from S. A. Fletcher, to Margaret Dobbie, bearing date the 1st day of December, A. iJ. 1902, of all and singular taat certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the District of New Westminster, In the Province oT British Columbia,more part.cularly known and described as Lots 18 to 25, inclusive, BlocU 4, being parts of ^uln- west of Section 2, Township 16. You and each of you are required to contest the claim of the tax purchaser within forty-five days from the date of the first publication of this notice upon you, otherwise I shall register Margaret Dobbie a3 owner thereof in fee. And I hereby direct that publication of this notice for one month in a daily newspaper published at Xew Westminster will be good and sufficient service thereof. Dated at the Land R glstry offlc? N't w Westminster, Province of British Columbia, tkis 29th day of .\u-r.is'. A. D. 1907. C. S. KEITH. Dis:riet Registrar, To Beniamln Doufelas, Esq. "The Milwaukee" The Pion��r Limited" St. Paul to Chicago, "Short Line" Omaha to Chicago, "South West Limited" Kansas City to Chicago. Su trains in the service on any railroad in the world that equal in -quipment that of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. They mn and operate their own sleeping md dining cars on alll their trains and <:ve their patrons an excellence of *ervi.e not obtainable elsewhere. H S. ROWE. General Ageflt pu Third St.. cor Alder. Portland. Or. Opera liouse Bookings. Williams Jubilee Singers lan. 1 Strongheart (Ralph Stuart). .Jan. 3 Juvenile Bostonlans Jan. 13 Gorton's Minstrels Ian 15 Devil's Auction Jan. 23 Wo Are King Jan. I'J Kerry Gow Feb. 25 Dream City Mar. 2 SI3 in New York April 1 The Burgoma-rter Aprils A College Boy May 1*7 THE DAILY, NEWS M0%Q4y - mh t II vV' FOR I NEW YEARS GIFTS TRY MOREY'S :. Plenty pretty thing- still in stock I i I I i SiSH MORErS 217-219 Columbia St. Job Printing IN SPITE I ! Latest ty.*e faces, ne'w machinery, new stationary. Send ns your next order. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mail orders solicited. The Arrow Press Mrs. Dominy, Prop, Windsor Hotel Block of heavy sales previous to Xmas, we sfili have quantifies of Fresh Groceries for the Holiday season. WINDSOR SALT is a Canadian salt ��� guaranteed by a Canadian company. No one guarantee! the purity of imported salts, insist on having WINDSOR SALT. '95 vv j IMMIGRATION [ROUBLE UNDER DISCUSSION f��KITCHEN ECOHOMY pt ��������� .'C00DPAKW6 [ _____ _i_^_h*wm i U5�� ���E ��1 rm 'iTREAJL'RE P" ':< V,y..i nm-_%,m .-I Evening Wear Bowell & Oddy THE CENTRAL MEAT MARKET PHONE B 284 Choice Meats and Chickens always on hand. CAM The People's Grocer Corner Eighth St. and Fifth Avenue I Minor Official Made Scapegoat for Mistakes of Japanese Administration. Tokyo, Dec. 29.���A discussion of the Japanese government's program anl method of limitation of emigration has commenced between the foreign office and American Ambassador O'Brien. It is understood that the discussion was eminently satisfactory, and that a memorandum on the subject In the , sfaajiu of a reply will soon 'le forthcoming. It ls quite evident now that the Japanese government recogniz.s ��� that mistakes in administration on the part of a minor official In thc past initiated the present difficult situa tion. and is determined thai th.' future restriction of emigration will make complaints from the American egjovern- menl and people impossible. The difficulty of dealing with the possibilities of emigrants going over 1 the borders of Cana,la an I .Mexico is now occupying much attention, be cause it is recognized that, while ihe possibility continues, ii wil] not Ic ��� asy tn pre\ enl r< i urrenc ��� of complaints. We consider this the best value of any RANGE in the market. ANDERSON y LUSBY Columbia St.. New Westminster. B C. RY A splendid selection of newly Imported goods from the Celebrated Sheffield Makers BRYSON & SONS Sole Agents for Monarch Ranges 187 Columbia St. - . Te!. 65 **********************4*44*********44*****44**44**** ~* ' rd China f * * We are Sole ��� Agents for the Pickard Hand Painted CHINA in New Westminster. ��� J Call and examine our stock of the Pickard Chin; ��� Every piece guaranteed hand-painted. 4 Limoges China, .Also a line of the I est ��� SATURDAY'S RESULTS IN SPORT CIRCLES Rugby Football. At Recreation p rk��� Poin - Stanford ;; \ *; 11 n > ��� -1 \ er I Association Football. (HarL At i la in Is��� G .. cks G ! U Powell tn ound ��� I - '��������� stei���Won Thistlrf ��� : uli. (Intermediate) At H street -renin is��� \ .. ouver Athletic Clu i I Thistles 3 Athletics. Vancouvi r A thletlc Club Juni u Harriers rac< for Larwill cup woa by frank 11 ichesnay. MATSQUI MUNICIPALITY $150 REWARD McConkey's Chocolates Are the Best h and large as- ���. fust received at��� MUIR'S Drug Store Coluir.b a St.. New Westminster Telephone 83 X I W. C. CHAMBERLIN, The ___ X Agent Hamilton Watches 4***************************<******44*********4y*^44i New Bakery Cook's U n madi^ ��_ cr\*.ic 'mar-*_w ���**_-m _ %_w H. C. MARK &SONS BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS FACTORY���Or. Fourth avenue and Second street. STORE���Sixth street, next Columbian and near the Post Office. Have you tried our bread, currant buns, Christmas cake, Scotch short br< ad ; they are choice. Phone B359 will bring our delivery promptly. J. HENLEY Manufacturer of Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Waters, Family Trade a Specialty. Trl. 113. Office, eighth Street, NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. Restaurant Cafe and Grill Splendid Cuisine White Chefs Dominion Trust Building Opposite Post Office The above reward is hereby offi red . to any person who will give such in- i formation as will lead to the conviction of the dastardly person or per sons who did on the night of the 14th or morning of the lath of .November , last, enter the Held of Mr. M, D. M tr- j rison at Mount Lehman, and there j wilfully cut and back with some sharp | Instrument a valuable horse in such a cruel manner tbat the samg had to be destroyed. One hundred dollars I will be paid by Matsqui council, and %"n> by the owner. By order, JOHN BALL, Clerk Municipal Council. Dated, Abbotsford, Dec. 23, 1907. 2 1-2 ACRES Electric Railway Service 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 loc* ted IN WESTMINSTER, t ADVERTISE * the d ail y new- :ham,y to the Present Vancouver tram line and quite close _ .���L. to the proposed new cut off line, splendid view, and the location will steadily improve from now on. facial, scalp, or body tWiatmaatB given j In your own home, Also manicuring. ' For engagement ring up A 339, Interurban Line. Cars for Vancouver and way stations will run every half- hour from 5:50 a. m. to 11:30 P. m. Cars leave the depot every twenty mtautes for both Sapperton and city limits over the cit} line. City Line: Cars leave tram office on the hour, twenty minutes after and forty minutes after, commencing at 6:20 a. m. Sapperton Line: Cars leave at len minutes after the hour, half past and fifty mtautes after the hour, commencing at tl:30 a. m. Sunday Service fialMMMiriy I*. tween 8.30 a.m, and 11 p.m. British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Ltd Price $3,500; terms, 1-3 cash F. J. Hart & Co. LIMITED. New Wetfmuuter, Chiiliwack. Vancouver. Imp irtant social ev< an ������>�� m and alreadj customers are enquiring toi ��� ��� evening won. II Lakes iim to h-.i-., ' | make your selections with cere. . , ��� n'-w as! Fabrics. Ask to see them , Silk Eolines, ll Inches wide In shades of Pale Blue o ' Nile, Navy, Brown, Alice Blue, Champagne, Cream and bT ^ ' yard, $1.00 and $1.15. ack' W Wool Voiles in shades of Grey. Blue, Champagne and C vani. 75c and 90c. am' *�� Wool Veilings in Pale Blue, Grey, Pink, Nile, Green and per yard, 50c and 60c. Zrtm- , Colored Organdies. Colored Cotton, Voiles Mtrr.r��� j ' I , '^, e-criz^o Mullt Flowered Voilies. Cotton Eolines, White Persian Lawns, Ind i ranging In price from, per yard, 20c to 50c. nen'' New Trimming Laces for evening dress trimmings, |n gU ...... :.��� Oriental Fine Valenciennes, Silk and Linen, . r(j ]0c" ''" All Over Dress Nets lor blOUSPS or dres - black, p. r yard. 35c to $2.25. " anl Colored Silk Gloves to match dr<ess materia ��� ��� ti. . '' "o ��1.5o Long White Kid Gloves, per pai:. $1.70 to $3.75. W. S. COLLISTER t7_ 247 Columbia Street, - - New Westminster jciJSfflBwr't*5��* r-r*~""TTflnTmrT'"111 in���inmi . ._l 4*************************************44**444*^ *> * * * * * * * : ��� * * 4 *> * 4 * * 1-3 orr ALL HOLIDAY GOODS 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 cn any article you d'd not ��� . opportun ty of getting before Xmas. A SECRET���the best things in the store did and see us. | J. J. MACKAY y CO. | BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS NEH 4************4***Q~v44a>4 + 4<**444444***4<'*4**4<i*4***<4 .::.jaem_ Canadian Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAYS Tickets will be on Sale December 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25, and Dumber | 28, 29. 80, .'ll.and January 1. Good toi return up to and including January 3,1 al one fare and one third for the round trip. For other particulars I ED. QOULET, i Agent, New West minster I or to E. -I. COYLE, Asst, Genl, Pass. Agi, Vancouver. ADVERTISE I.N THE DAILY NEWS. Get Established Buy a home now thai will wei .-. . ���'��� ' ot i V Wl just such a proposition. New ll<-,i-i on Kif;b .... . ��� . n Two lots each 66x132 feet ?on can sell one $650 All we ask la $2700 for tho property. Good ten Into It. DOMINION TRUST VM THOS. R. PEARSON, Manager REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE COAL! COAL1 New Wellington COAL MAYERS _f PRESTON P. O. Box 34 5 'p,,one OFFICE. FRONT STREET, FOOT OF SIXTH. ��� ��� NEW iS���1 _*t*** ************************** ******************** HERE IS YOUR CHANCE Sin Here is your chance to start (he new year rlg*t, by buj s ^. roomed cottage on Third street for $900, $-!f>0 cash, L;il.��"'H month. P. PEEBLES ��L j 276 ColMbi. St NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ^^ *******4*********+*+*a>44*4 **)***��""^ '.,._%..:..;��� 2'2
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