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jte, Shiles & Co. REINSURANCE ^WESTMINSTER, B.C vo tUME NUMBER 184 aug 14190? wy[e, Shiles & Co 8 Cv/REAL ESTATE CTORIA, ^^Jfrj Columbia St. Phone 85 EW WESTMINSTER, B.C., TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST !: !!��<����� 10 CENTS PER WEEK i BUSINESS MOSTLY ROUTINE NEW INDUSTRY. Interlocking Bricxs W Be Manufactured at Sacperton. r| '" Shoi and Strictly comme paten SCHOOL TRUSTEES WAN! ANOTHER SITE EIGHT BARNS BURNED. ������/, Lightning Causes Heavy Kingston District. Loss in ��� : ��� 12.- -Yesterda; eeting ^^^^^^^^ Confined to Unimportant jitters-Full Mail Bag. they bavin,, secun | '"~; ' ��� etiiibi com- ��������� ' |ervis(. ,.. anil as there was m Details for the i the Bessibn wa i stateil - \ , Smith read roni the superintend- Proposal to Transfer West End School to Moody Square Coldly Received. HOTEL PROJECT IS NOW ASSURED HILL IS TOUCHY. Ce 7-'6ft 'Hrt. ^^ilroad Question ��i _ -iCure. Needs Chicago, August 12.-���J. J. Hill call- eel unheralded Saturday night at he KiiiL'te,,,!, (int.. Af .���mi an electric storm passeil ,_^_^^_^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^h re Columbia Street Ravine Site Chicago office of the c. b. & q. ran . . T road and remained In seclusie a tit. e OI Interlocking BriCK HOS- ,In,ii he tool a train i.e. St. Paul. telrv -Theatre Connected/p<*rson,,n-v Mr- Hil1 8h0W���d Q�� oul- 17 I ward evidence of an encounter with biwiniie'- , ports, etc., m <if the city coun- ia large m , ��� y ������������ I..:'-: '"' i .... I ;. '- ' mil ' ��� leritei ������iie which dealt applications or ex- ��� and other mai ndenl recommend- i the supplying ol :. pipe for wat< i led for, and that Ljer be ) ��� ������ !l"' the stuck In . ��� ��� also recomme d ��� one of Messi - to bave a six Inch laid in front of their new build- ��� :. . ti ition purpose, be rted thai the com- to supply the hy- and do I ��� ' xcavating and thai '^Bb^H^^H^Idcn: > compai will erecl i hange the loca- ": thi W< st End public school ��� mi ' ..... ���; advanced emn itti i from the country, and eight learns ar reported burned. A schoolhouse, two ' . li - from Sydenham was also struck ! and toi.ii!> destroyed. The barns of J. E. Freeman, of Hartington; Frank Clark, of Bellrock and Days, of Lough- be o, were among those burned, A. Gil ssford lust a mare' and colt, and ' I..\inaii Lyons had a fine heifer killed by lightning. William Bruce, Thorn- p purpose I I wiuiId not exceed m_^_^_^_j_^_W_^_M - and wii twelve i enoui the wh. cil i* and a large ii< '.'..: contracflH Dental College Wins. ', i. 2 '.Lie ' a ��� i. ��� ning gave liis ih .... lame Hen roni man chargei dentisti ��������������� thou! be '.:.: tm mbei o ���in Royi ��� liege Di nta - "��� ons. Hei I - Is the ii I el tin Hamilton Di nta] pai i mt ��� mploys quallfii d dentists 1 woi fo him. A fini ol $2t tt was : rsed '������!. ap] will Ih' enten s Edwards. Robert Allison. John Ar- ... , mn ..-��� ; '- Rohen Dickson ani1 ,,,iiers ''"��� ... cui Peebles ' ",;" their ^rai"' n*"'s i"1'1 ^]" .... prod icl wire almosl totally de- rhornbur oi - ouncil , . -"'. ed. William llanlev. Battersea, ��� et. ne schi mi to that ,. had a coll killed. I rust< ��� i Is stated i bal the ent 1< on e ���,, Twi Hth stree: ei mi.. fau : '.'cause of the thal ��� not sil iati centrally, '""' Is so m thi tram that the attention of pu. en from thei Jail Breaking is Epidemic. Kamloops, Ant;. 12.���Allan Edward, in, Indian serving a six months' sen- te ��� ��� for horse stealing, made a : reak for liberty Friday night. He was a "trusty" employed in work att I the provincial home, anel took ad- vantage of the absence of the guard | - ���' in skin. C. J. nuiilini'v, who has al- anyway, and wl ��� the question ol ac- , , ; wins leeen successful m roninling up commodation was being considered a| '��� L stiudtief. Uy t;. .,,.,.. Tru'stei ... j i e inte ; . M ;.:..: the build- 1 igi - i ' old, an . new i ni e would be required within thi next year or two ��� ...so Btated that ��� ��� vices had been in- ��� lasi seven months, I lures : - art ol the reporl w;,s : ted i>n motion oi ���::.. ' irther reporte ! re- !������ ��� ��� ;. i ontract be lei to ��� Ingham Ha Iwan my of ' Ity, 01 the Rii hai d ol Winnipeg I :. - Ipe be Iel at onci ������:���:��� ��� ������ ch ilrman of the ������ ��� - considi rati |JarJiii- re orted foi Vld Gn On Track of Thieves. Winn . ��� ��� .- 12.���Di tec! Ivi - em- tl - nadiai Northi i a railway i ���::., e : . re hot ill pursuit of satisfactor - ti shoul I I ��� see ured. lt was thi inti ntion of the board to ask for money enough to construct a new school building next year and with thai o ijeci in view they had decided to take tim' bj the ion lock and bave the mattei oi a site settled as early The committee had there:..n i on - thi counc I te- ask for authority to sell thi preseni site and purchi ���< anotl i:--- in vicinity of Mood} sq i: n In ri | .;��� bi : ; itees, Mayor om< ;ime past havi been opening box cars ind tppropi ting goods therefrom. would-be escapes, was pul on the irack of the Indian, and after a long and hard chase which lasted until j Tuesday afternoon, he succeeded in placing liis man again under arrest, j The Indian had stolen a horse from thi reservation and. although he had ' turned the animal loose before hei was apprehended, he will have to ���-wer to the double charge of gaol freaking and horse stealing. !���". H. McGuigan, until yesterday vici Having a frontage oi 132 t.e' on president of the Greal Northern r I. Columbia street, ami running back Asked to say something touching on for 66 feet, three Btories high, and the general railroad situati >n, Mr. equipped with all modern conven- Hill replied: .ences, a new hotel is about to be "I have nothing to say." Then he built on two lots opposite the Bank added with emphasis and with eyes eet Montreal, over the ravine ou the' snapping: "The railroad question In west half of the pro] '. adjoining its relations to the general public the Burr block. Construction will needs the resl cure and needs it commence within a coup!* ol weeks badly." Thi building will be pul up bj the Mr Hill refused to say anything as Tacoma Construction compan; oi Ta- [to the truth or falsity of the reported I coma, of which H. Hewitt, jr.. is pres- encountei with McGuigan. ident, and A. P. Gillies,��vice president , and manager, and P. C. Forrester, The death of Mrs. Prisclllla Pusey, secretar;, ami treasure:. Mr. Gillies of Esquimault, took place in this city was in the city yesterday completing on Sunday afternoon. The deceased plans for the erection of the building was eighty eight years of age, and details of which were furnished to a had been a resident of Esquimault N'ews man. for over thirty-one years, coming from The new hotel will be built of the '��� Devonshire, England. She is survived new patent interlocking bricks, re- by a daughter. Mrs. Emily Young, and [ cently placed on the market by the a number of grandchildren. The body firm represented by Mr. Gillies. There ; bas I een shipped to the island, will be about one hfindred bedrooms, in addition to al! the other apartments. Everything wil] be' of the most modern and up-to-date description, and no expenses wil] he spared to make it a strictly first-class hotel. Adjoining the hotel proper, Mr. Gillies intends to build a theatre', capable of accommodating several htin- where the funeral will take place. Gored by a Bull. Kingston, Aug. 12.���Thomas Shannon, a well known farmer, living near Sunbury. was fatally gored by a bull yesterday morning on the farm of his I brother Robert. He went with a dog >nding in effect that I Kiel of Mr Blair to tuavi listi ibutlng service i x- ��� ���- resi lenci In Sai ��� e On motion 11 ��� |Biii'!a was adopted. -' ��� bed to know what |ivu .��� ... ilie board ol ���' regard to the proposed ement si lew 'elks on tree: and \. I Henli ��� ai I of works attei was In clerk and tie..' terested wen ���ti n I that some tl I --before ��� ^H^l __________________________ resolution Locked in Box Car. St.L tis.Au; 11 ;: ' tarved an . ..���������''. ments fi thirst, John i] ��� was found locked in a sealed box car al M son oi wat- Ki Found Drowned. Trail. Aug. 12.���The body of the late ^e,ii^_______.____________..............jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj^^^^^^^^H __________________H^^^^Hh<-:irs DUPONT BLOCK SALE TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY found in the Columbia river near Trail morning at S o'clock. It will be ed ea ������ tonight feu- burial ai . Ottawa. INDIAN TRACKERS FOLLOW BILL MINER Thi ��� conection with the sale the D ock to a peop afterno to be si^n- ��� ���. . ... |eai ',;,. ��� - ��� i S '������ ' nnounced prope . inds on -! a 1 I tho _ , , bio, ...... t of cl ppolnti d to , . , ��� ,, ^^^H ������������������..- ... Di R E. \V ilki who was Duii ' lock, Inl the News yeste e Ani peoi h ��� ol $63,00 be ing . . ��� tani al l\ ance i i the irici the li i less ... nes And< rson ol the SI . I, . \ iin Bine, of ���.: .;.l ���*;��� Co., wen owner- ��� with Di \\ ��� ��� i, as , n In- it Ing agenl I w ishing tee secun ii citj .luring was carried and - '.'el tO Ul ... ��� room as an i of the ma> oi w - authot :i : ��� ��� ma le I - when also to n s the present site -n',"���, '-Ci^v__,""' - _. _. j . . , David Noble, who was drowned near had bei n irehased foi school pur- ' poses, thi pre pi rtj , mid not ��� ��� dl. posed of v it .. L,..i.. ;, - fore :'.��� ta: .������.;������ rs. His w irsh'i] suggesti hat a i tion of tl in improved si tion I Moo :;, square be usee] as the ni ��� site i nley announced t this stagi lhal h< woul.l stn nuous ise to cut down thi ��� agi :��� ������ ised ���. -: i city for pi ��� ,������ -��� i i ed thai ation - roui - iren . neet -���- nd tl esent gr mndt should :. ��� i for school i ose _ Smith ex ���.--, -! . ... ��� inn that no i e ... of th< ���!'..- ��� trustees as hi bad advani ��� g thai t'i coun cil coul I t on '-'.- thoug 111 the t , ��� ��� ,---��� buyi for the nperty before thin ; ch: a% :��� r,' A ��� ni \::. .... eua inn wriiii h \rb Smith said th .,.- I : ������ , :' ��� id Trusti replied wan egard og rep: - ������ schoe I build 11 of which irrelevant to the m ttei In ban ! \ Shili s and Aid. Jardini wen ipi oint- ed to ai t In ci njunctie n with a con mine i repn nting the be r 1 '-n gathering all tl in m ��� to ii pn pi nslderation of 1 question. to shut the animal up. and shortly dred persons. The plays brought over | afterward was found lying on the will be managed by Sullivan and ! ground In a dying condition. The in- Considine, of Chicago, the well known | jured man saiel thai the bull had at- talent providers. tacked and rolled him. When found E. .1. Crean. proprietor cf the Gui- j de dog was keeping the angry ani- j chon hotel, is at present entering in-1 ma] at bay. Mr. Shannon breathed to an arrangement with Mr, Gillies, bis last while receiving medical at- ' for the taking over of the new hotel tendon in the house. e as soon as it is complete!. The plans of the hostelry will be submitted to him. and any changes which he desires will be made by Architect Hough- 'ton. who is to draw up Um plans. Seen yesterday Mr. Crean, alihou'-b reticent, admitted that be would transfer his business to tin new hotel, .as soon as it was built. He would call BROTHERLY LOVE HAS TURNED TO COLD HATE :j BELLINGHAM Will MEN EXTEND THE GLAD BAI: <2. h , ���pn III . ��� ��� niunicatlons n - is n ceh ed ' <Vl ��� - I.ill.. : ��� im the r I e ma li to the for fin pi ' ��� communlc ��� ��� i i: c immli tec '��� sl iii id re- ouncll, Clerk B ���:. forwarded an Of clearin: n I ��� bb. the way to ibe wesl with ai ments. The street, Including of twenty-five red would be '.iiinod to have the '��� ''"St [0 be borne. Burnaby council ''"man of the board i to report on the the work done Vancouver, wrote ;''- mei a ������. to t! men hal Chief '���i nttei Will : -. X, ��� ti er 1 -.. lb- '.';, Int tition le e . , . ��� Marl Informed I Ihnl i lhe ' '111 III! ��� ' ��� Lacrosse Match Thursday. Thurs ; match bel wi i -i ,. \'ew Wi ninsti Inti e I mi--. ti i. ���: e besl ������ ,:��� |i pi in!- '.-.!". he thi tt Itai , ��� 'e i".. . ��� a In ning the chai.' I < ir, If Escaped Criminal Seen at the ',,nre tn0 Guichon, and would ... . . , . take it onlv on a twenty vear base. MlSSlOn by Old Acquaint- as ��� shor( ,l:,aR0 arrangement was ances-No Expense Spared never 8.atl8^ctory in the hotel busi- ; ness. Mr. Crean's lease on the pn m si.�� at pn sent occupied by him i x- - are. following clo ��� pires in two years. ' thi trail of Bill Miner iti hi ��� ��� hoo . of Ml ision, an 1 there is prob: tj that the aged law- ki r will '" captured before many issed. Thai the- police isi - n the righl Bcenl is the : nii a ��� ��� almost everyone In . hood of Mission, as Mini - been seen I y a number of ��� < him in the palm la ��� ���) as '1- orge Edwards he rustl .];-.��� ! farm1 ' while ' for another dai ���-. iin i So far .a Is know n, Mlnei h n I ken to inyone since Frldaj. v b- n he is . hat e heen seen al Sn] perton, He Is ki ��� piim out of Bight, ���ml ' iot been out of the bush 1 ��� following bim acting tinder Instructions from the Frank Rockefeller Speaks of Raid Brother as " The Other Fellow." Cleveland, ihio, Aug. 12��� Frank Rocki fi lb '. brothi i of John D, r.,.:"t efeller, di nii d that be h,a) _..-. m a New Vorl; newspaper an taterview saying Ik wo ii; expose the. oil king ml force him into exile' ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m^BVInciil ol co ��� ��� i ... ns ��� OW in rs. �� I H on board i fining __^_^_^_^_^��� 1 ior condition of S^OfJ, ", :���';,: ^^^^^^ prope itI Tenth street and ^ated thai the drain made a ! almost through- ^1 I 'f "'ere askeel for. ^l,���. ' ferred to the Nelaon, acting "Posed association *�� R8 the I'rovin- ; ' I Ire Chiefs and I ��� ��� i up wilb ' ��� ' I ' . In halrman ml brlil was appointed I Nee;; ��� . . ��� .-��� from tl VIon ,,.,.;,] ..��� n in ��� the |G effeel Ihnl I ratea would be In but thai ;i ��� made at the old rat date, As the < vertlalng, the letti filed, Poun l Kei " i R '���' " the sum of -" I IS era of disoi le luring the month of July. Th ' "' �� celved and filed ; ' lea I ��� 11 v, : ��� - . .- im. ia thi ruuii'i ' med In llu i \ nelthe team -can ng I ila ��� e able during n lei ol tl The < itizi n's commitl ip i ti ���'. . ii details connected '��������� Ith tl i in ning ol : he ��� xcurslon to lb Ilingham at a mi ' 'in- hi Id i-i the I oard of ' t:a.b ro ''ii lasl evening. All commit leei .. ��� ��� n pn -��� r i I, an I re- w"i ecelved whi b ivere of a ���..'���. ;:' ii:... torj natui e, The si ���' tary read ��� ; ��� : from Si cretai E, i>. i- ��� n n I v >nng Vli ' - i lommercinl club i: Belling ��� I ham, wl ���: ��� bated thai the mi mbers i, uld n . |i ilnt . ' ���|. i an. . ��� mi Bis and ni ��� ' 'tl<ui for tl . loni ��� 'i '' ��� ��� He furtl ... , i ,.. , .i. ild be ti hand I .��������������� ��� ii 0.1 !'<���,. ith ������ i ���'. rerelvi ; ,e :"' iring tod " ! -��� ati- in Buneign lands. He was seen in his hi ^t Lakeland, In Wycliffe, n vinage ea ��� of Clevi land. His attitude v of sup]ii essi i exi Itement when Ihe matter was broached to him. Excerpts from the N'ew- York papei were ri :id to him and made' him nervous. He rocked to and fro in hlf big arm chair, tapping ni rv ruslj on the porch floor with his slippers. When the reading had been concluded he evidently had madi' up his mind as to his V pi; . Turning sepl |, p). he said: "l did ii"1 give thai Interview to the pnpei and n idj thai i ays I , did lh s. l did not glv��' t ial Interview ��� ; idy, ami the p i] er pub- (lishea II iij ��n '' own n lllty." ���|)o< the Inti ��� ������ li v expi tin s iui ntlmen how it wa talni I ' Mr. Rockefeller wns silent fully ;i 'the excursionists .vhich v.'lll i I \n applli ition f ter loti 77 nnd i Percy Vi n Ro I Intention, I ��� ini t wharf and for n ti-ii ; The finance cotnmll e expense In the attempt to cai'tu:" \ rt resi he I the cltj yi ��� invlcl niiswerlni Ih :' n ���' ' ��� i ind i lark" bad i ���, . . ' ion 'i on i.u ' i : ' ������ ���.���.���as Imnie Hi ��� longest possible lineup will H I H t_M I li Bides, .-ai no resull hail followed attractive appearance. Arrangements I few" mbinents later he ',, to the besl ": ���'' sen y-- McCluskey, who bit were mode to allow 0 en Burdetl to Westend line trail for Vancouver, baa not yet conduct a refreshmi i lh n the . . ,, ,.,. Munn Maral sen ed, hut he will n n oal Ing the trip, braith, W Warwick, Eastman, - < ��� be the Nrst one to fall Into lartle R Sang :-- ��� m itchi - ol f. law, as all his ol I ��� ��� ���.il Johnston, Swanson unts are being watched, VfcPhaden, Spare, G, Odin Three penitentiary guards nn ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^���^^^���^^���^^���faing to minted to secure and sell badges to;,,������,,. ,,��� remarke(]; -, wl], ������, dis. cuss that phase of the Interview!" \ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ referred I John D, lie eki fi Hi r ns ' the othi fellow." The whereabouts of Wm Raisuli is Captured. Tangier Uig 12, Raisuli bas been capl ire I b ������ rival tribesman, a ��� lng 'o dispatches from Alcazar, and both the' rebel chief and Caid Sir e Men lean whom Raisuli held have be ti taken. The re- ays th ii a band of -ino natives he .id'.I bv their chief, stormed Rai- aniii on Mem lay and look him i id bla English prisoner captives, The whole tribe gathered, and it Ig inderstood thai they intend to nego- Por the turrender if the prtt�� ners lie the Moorish fOTVlgn offic- Laborers Disert Nome. Seattle, Aug. 12.��� ,\"ome I. Hocke- feller, father of John D��� William and Prank- Is b mysti ry, Dr, E !>. Bui ton. formerly John D. Rockefeller's physician, said today that he met the senior Rockefeller In Forest Hill eighl years ago. tielng erted by minei s an 1 ol hi i labor- are sl.itloned near Woodward's " ' according to officer* of the igh Vs none of the men had re- 8t���am8hIP Victoria, which reached lu ned up to the time of going to i"" ,:l;,v yosterda* morning from the presi u is evident that no capture ,|""1'- Since the propertlai of the big C. A. Welsh, now on business ln the hat ,e: been made mining camp have fallen Into th" east, wired Mayor Keary yesterday I hands of corporations wages haveI from Toronto to the effect that he [steadily decreased until strikes are had Blgned a contract with tlje. Joachin is Dying, jthe rule and not the exception. The I Tecumseh lacrosse' team to play in Berlin, Aug. !_;.���Joseph Joachin, Victoria broughl eiown 600 passengers the lacrosse tournament In this city thi oelebrated violinist, is dying inland a email cargo of miscellaneous during exhibition week. The tele- his home in this city, For n long freight. Officers of the Olympia, gram head as follows: iMost satis- lime he h:is Buffered from asthma, which arrived in port an hour ahead \ factory contract signed today with and recently he experienced a sevi of the Victoria, bring similar tales of | Teeunisehs. They leave here vi.n C. attack of the aliment and his condition labor troubles, when the Olympia grew steadily worse until last night -t lefl Moms there were hundreds of was anno um ied that he probably laborers who will leave for tfce States would not. survive until morning. oa the first boat. I'. R. Sept. 23, contract ���will follow tomorrow, Will write you fully. Saw game today. They are very fast. C. A. Welsh. THE DAILY NEWS. TUESn SDAY AUOUS MEN'S "PIXIIN'S" Men always like to have a place to go for whatever they want in Furnishings. A place where they are sure of getting all that's to be had for their money in Toggery that's right up to the moment in style. Many good dressers, for this very reason, have anchored themselves to this store. The Best, the Latest The Correct Thing Is Always Here! Hats, Collars, Ties, Gloves, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Belts, Pajamas, Night Robes, etc., etc. We have many exclusive creations. Remember, please, that our prices are always as low as quality will admit. RLDeBECK Clothes, Hats and Haberdashery B.C.E.R. PREPARES TO DOUBLE POWER Extra Supply to Be Available by Nov. 1 - Much Rock Work Done. EAT NEMO RNO LIVE ��� ��� ��� * ��� ��� LIME JUICE 25c. a bottle By the firsl of November next, the available supply of power will he doubled by the B. C Electric Railway Company, unless something quite un- forseen happens. The new pipes nre now being laid to convey water to the power house on the North Arm of the Inlet from Lake Buntzen. A tunnel 300 feet long is being bored, and a new transformer building of reinforced concrete is being built, 200 men in all being now at work. The total cost of the improvements will this year amount to nearly $300,- 000. ''*.,_���. Details of the work being done and its results were' given yesterday morning by Superintendent Milne. The' two new pipes will require to be carried through thi- three hundred foot tunnel now being made by Ironsides, Rannie & Campbell. There is ei greal ileal of rock work, which is proceeding slowly on account of its proxinitiy lo the power house, and th ��� cart required in blasting. 'i'he work in progress means that 10,000 hois-' power will be added by November the first to the 12,000 horse power in all. The' company can Increase this, with the fall ami watershed It posseses to 42,000 horse power whenever the needs of the city and district call for it. DOG ATTACKS HORSE $1.50 per Gallon AT RYALL'S DRUG STORE j ���r+^y*^***:::*:..*-.::*-:*:1*" *:*��� **%*%*__+ *b* "*-;*:'r-*:.r***y*'2i*2$ ��� <* ��� ��� ; '�� ! Baldur Farmer Has Unplesent. ���g\ pierence With Fierce Brute. f. 1 ��� * * ��� | ��� ��� * * ��� ��� ��� ��� v' * * * * * * Phone 101 REICHENBACH COMPANY, - - LTD. Wholesale and Retail Butchers Columbia Street FOR YOUR NEXT WER OF MEAT ***************** * * * * * * * ���* * * * * * * * ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� * * * * * * * * * Baldur, Aug. 12.���C A. Hamu.on has just luni a nasty an.l dangarous I experience. While out cutti-i-r hi y with his mower (which was in gear 'through the whole eif tiie experience) a St. Bernard, which he was temporarily taking care <>t" for Mr. C. Kent,. jof Belmont, suddenly attacked mi" i the horses���seizin- it by tin.' thru:__ and throwing it to ihe griuud. .Mr. Hamilton managed to kick ev..e dog oil' an.l secured ei hold ol' the hor* ���-' bridles when the brute' attacked Mi".', in thi' real'- gi'ttiiu such severe kicks tha: it had to desist, Mr. Hamilton j then unhitched the horses and start -i ' for ilu- hous". lun hadn't gone far b< - fore the' savage brute' again attack. ! the horses���scaring them see that they ran away. When he reached home I found th" dog there, before bim with 'mu' of the' horses lying een its back with a gaping wound in .its neck, exposing the' windpipe, which ha I Later to be sewed tm with seven stitches, MAKES OLD THINGS NEW Clquid UtmtT instantly restores the brilliant newness and finish of Pianos, Furniture, Picture Frames Interior Woodwork, Hardwood Floors, and all polished, v.irni-shed or enameled surfaces. It renews and reeiressea everything1 it touches. Revarnishing i3 unnecessary, beca.:se3 scratches, stains and dirt instantly disappear, leaving a smooth, brilliant surface. Liquid VtnttT is not a varnish, but a, surface food that is absorbed by the old finish, instantly restoring the latter to its original brightness. Easy to use���only a piece of cheese cloth is necessary. Dries instantly. One delighted customer writes that it is worth $100 per Lottie. The price is only 50 cents. A tew trill bottles at 10c each Sold by T.J.TRAPP ft CO., Ltd. A Tho "Stay Satisfactory" Range. "An abundance of hot water," i says the Monarch man, is : quickly obtained and easily k.'Mt because of the very large heating burface of the Monarch i pin extension water front. It j is located on the left side of i the fire box and does not inter-] I fere in the least with the per- fc>ct workintr of the oven." * We invite inspection of our R iinges BRYSON & SON! Hardware, Paints and Oils 187 Columbia St. Tel fifj tv Agents for "KLEENO" -^ 45 MILLIONS THAT IS YOUR SECURITY WHEN Vor BANK .WITH ��������� The -��� -= ROYAL BANK of CANADA TOTAL ASSETS OVER 45,000,000 We welcome small accounts and pay interesl fi ur I mes a year on Savings Hank deposits. F. B. LYLE, Manager. The Canadian Bank of Commei Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $5,0001 Rushton & Speck ���FOR��� Victor Gramophones and Records HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. B. E. WALKER. Presi.lent. ALEX. LAIRD, Gem .Vj.iI A GKNKRAL BANKING BUSINESS TRAN'SM General Repairing FARMERS' BANKING. Every facility afforded Farmers for their banking business. Sales The SECOND-HAND ���FOR��� STORE !��� Ranges, Stoves anel all kinds of FURNITURE, Columbia and Front Sts. Phone 275 ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY =FINEST AND FASTEST= BYSTANDER BULLETED I Italians Quarrel. Use Revolvers, and Woman Gets Hit. ft EMPRESSES '* rfan Francisco, Aim. 11 ���A pistol duel on tli'- s reer this evening resulted in the fatal wounding of e of th ��� principals, the serious shooting ol thi "i her and the wouding of a woman. Leopold Bertucceili anil Glusej i Pas .aglia, Italians, were partners in :-. ��� macaroni business over a year ago, imi quarrele .1. ��� ��� Today -,:.- Pai s iglla v.a ��� pnterl ;��� store Bertucceili came up I 'The Pion?-r Limited" St. Paul to 18,000 I EMPRESS OF BRITAIN >,��4,500 H. Power! EMPRESS OK IRELAND J TONS Particularly low races from the Olei Country. Reservations mule. here fei:- all sailings. Empress of Britain July 26th. For particulars apply ED. GOULET, C. P. ii. Agent. cashed or ta*en for collection. BANKING BY MAIL���-Deposits may be made ur withdrawn Out-of-town accounts receive every attention, NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH ��� !!. R. DAVIDSON. MantgM OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. 8 TO 9 O'CLOCK Bank of Montre; ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL $14,400,000.00 RESERVE $11,000,000.00 Branches t iroughout ('ana la and New foundlaud, and lie b I New Vork, Chicago and Spokane, U.S.A., and Mexie j era! Banking Business Trans,ic tod. Letters of Credit Issued, available wi tl. correspondents In ���< World. Savings Bank Department. Deposits received In sums of i! and U| and Interesi allowed at 3 per cent, per annum (present rate four times a year. Total Assets over $\i\\.000,000.f>0. V--\v WESTMINSTER BRANCH G. I). BRYMNER S The Milwaukee'' K)Olil3ii&*yB^^ ���__.* 'a' R :���; ;���; ��� Solid Gold Jewelry! hind him, cursed him, and fired a bullet at his former partner. Th ��� bulli struck Mrs. Mary Mullins, a bystande in the elbow. A moment lati r men were firing al one anotfi r. P ��� ������ saglla fell with a bullel In hi bra I and h" will die. Oui stock of GOLD Jewelrj Id thi largesl ever shown Ih West- :, ; pearl Set BROOCHES SAFETY PINS and STICK PINS, ;���; NECKLETS, CHAINS, BRACELETS, CUFF LINKS. lt wlll pay you I' ,.,,,���,.!.-Kin ��� ',i examine our stock of DIAMOND RINGS, hoth ie: SOLITAIRE and combinations of other precious Btones, EMERALD, SAPPHIRE, RUBY, OLIVINE, &c, We also carry Diamond Sei BRACELETS, BROOCHES, EAR- c. ;���; i ef ire purchasin 5 ���J a J RINGS >i :���: I 5 ��� :���: '���: :���; :���: !���! :���: '.*: :���: Cured at the Shrine, i Ihicago, A ii u. i 2, George N. ar; a eight-year-old hoy of Losl Nail it Chicago. "Short Line" Omaha to Chicago, ��� "South West Limited" Kansas City to Chicago. No trains in the service on any railroad in the; world that equal in equipment that of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. They own and operate their own sleeping and dining cars on all] their trains and give their patrons an excellence of service not obtainable elsewhere. H. S. ROWE. Genera! Agent. tvuars-izn: iSorr:c',',)in3 Unique is Cowan's Coconut Cream eing For CaKc TIIE INDIES ARE CHARMED WITH IT. MADE 05LY BT THE COWAN CO.. Ltd.. TORONTO 8W. C. CHAMBERLIN, The Jeweler I Agent for the Hamilton Watch. ;���. 9. :���' :���: **********************++++*+*++********************^> | Electric Railway Service ii Interurban Line. Cars for Vancouver and way stations will run every balf- ho".r from 5:50 a, tn. to 11:30 p, ni. Cars leave the1 depot every twenty minutes for hoth Sapperton and city limits over the city line. City Line: Cars leave tram office on the hour, twenty minutes after and forty minutes alter, commencing at 6:20 a, m. Sapperton Line: Cars leave at ten minutes after the hour, li nl r past and fifty minutes after <�� the hour, commencing at 6:30 a. in. Sunday Service hair-nourly be- <> tween 8.30 a.m. and 11 p.m. British Columbia Electric Ry. Co.,Ltd \\ Ila., threw away the braces thai hid '34 Third St.. cor Alder. Portland, Or. supported his legs since' childhood and ���" ��������� walked barefooted from the Chit TAKE of St. Anne, at St. Anne, 111. Several other wonderful cures or miracle ,,. reported. One girl who has been paralyzed for four years walked alon from the shrine. Greal exciten ent prevails and crowds around thechurch for CONRAD, CARCROSS, ATLIN, are so great that a force of policemen WHITE HORSE, DAWSON and is necessary to prevenl disorder and | FAIRBANKS. Daily trains (except a large number of priests are kepi Sunday) carrying passengers, mail, busy from 5 o'clock in the morning express ard freight connect with Reports of al least a half a dozen ro- 5ta?es at. Carcr?S3 and White Horse, markable cures appear to be well au- llli nticeil.cel. The White Pass and Yukon Route maintaining a through winter service. For information apply to J. H. ROGERS, Traffic Managei, Vancouver. B. C *********^t,tt**<******s****> * *********** Prohibit Dance Halls. Dawson. V. T��� Aug, 11.���A bill wis Introduced In the Yukon legislature today to prohibit liquor al the dance halls, ir carried this will do away with Dawson's notorious dance hails and inn an end to the gilded si le if Klodlke life, i 'hi : Justice Dugas Introduced the bill, li it boliovetl 11 will pass with an amendment compelling all danc. or Fami|y Trade a Specialty. music resorts to be situated al least Te1, 113, Office, Eighth Street, 100 yards from a saloon. NEW WESTMINSTER, B C. J. HENLEY Manufacturer of Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Waters, B. C. Mills, Timber ani Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Door* Manufacturers end Dealers in AU Kinds ol Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash. Interior Finish, turned Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass. FARMERS ATTENTION! Lumber Always in Stock for Fencing and Draining Royal City Branch. Columbia St. Telephone 12. New Westn"^] ,t��53AY -. ��� 19C-.. THE DAILY NEWS. 0 j F course, a man wh v t trv "Progress Brand" Clothing is never going to know how econ- omical good clothes really are. Do you wear "PROGRESS BRAND"? TREMENDOUS CAVE-IN ff AT BROOKLYN MINE B. H. L-. de BECK �����������������������������*������������ HOME SWEET HOME iiyrHEX the wife-tired of sewing made easy ly by use of the Singer Sewing Machine bought at J. H. TODD'S- wants to en- flertain her husband, she brings out the PHONOGRAPH chooses the selections he enjoys, and prepares to spend a pleasant evening. 3VER 6,000 RECORDS 10 CHOOSE FROM H. TODD'S NEW WESTMINSTER'S MUSK HOUSE ad WHEELER <v WILSON SEWING MACHINES. !**���**����� ************* Three Hundred and Fifty Feet of Track Collapsed On Saturday Last. til ; '..',.. B Aug. 111.���A ' cavi - the Brooklyn : oi i irre : aboul " Sal ird ��� a .. Qg the on ind all ��� ,,,v. :,,. three bun- :::'' i ������- le '��� ll )������ takin. ������ ��� tra a ... ���; as some i. i hi ie 1 cave-in wil] u the Brooklyn ,,ll! ' isines'g for some Thi porti el to be w"r- ' " ....,! en, tOO ;" ; ��� ��� Fortunatelj no was hurt ::.. accident, al- woi king on the mki narrow esc ��� "ll,:'1-' om nil be many thou- 01 '��� ' It Is generallj ,; thai thi ������ cenl wi i weathei a ' ������ .... . with tne cavi Hour of Expansion at Hand. An Inti :e stinj ��� "��� as b en re- i e! :.. ie fi ien I in Victoria from Mayoi Chai l< Hi ��ard, who, with A. B. Prase I een touring' ��� old cot ; '���'���' King fi om thi ".. . rial in.'. : D iblin, under date of 24, Mi Hayw - s: "Th t Lanadlan exhibit is fa ahi I ol m most Banguine i xjie tai lon I oth of us gladly writing our names in the visitors' nook, and recoi I v. our ex- , ��� sions ol cangratulation to those whose e-'i. rgies broughl it about. It Ie ee won lei Fu adve I Is ing agency, [and cannot fail to produce satisfactory results. Outsldf of thi s] lendld exhibits nf iin - oi thi coun try, niiesi admirably arranged, an �� : .in. on < v< ry availabli spaci thi opinions of those whi have visited us and (I prominenl men amongst ns. including Ear] Grey, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Luni Strathcon; . Sir John A. Marllonald and othi of thi mosl encouraging and optimistic charactei ln fail, as 1 lefl tin large building devoted to Canada, 1 regretted that I had pai t< , wit] sing foot of iii> real ,-;������������ So i ol is maj not in spare I te sei II but as sure as the :Ising s 11 thi imm< e and immense ��� > ii di- ol Can da Is assu ��� ed, and dui i h n Vi< toi a m isl ticipate in it." BOYS' FALL CAPS In the MOTOR STYLE 50c and 75c Each SHINY PEAKS and SELF PEAKS PHILLIPS 11 The Wardrobe Clothier B Canadian Pacific Railway Co. ��� ritlah Columbia Coast Lln* Service. Our Stock oi Mes Dress Skirts \;: AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Hotel Guests. Guichon - M W, Cla k, Victi ria; L F. .l.i, son. Tor ml i; V. it. Fraser, G N R.; C. Bui; in McKi nzie, Su Center; il S. Pikei, i ndon Eng-: land; T E Wi ��� in, C ilg ry; ii S Ives .... i wil . Victoria, Win Isi : Mrs lineil.. Young, Esi ui- mault; Y. Ui the'. W, Caffn y. Van couvei; .1 McKi agn, Barnel; I .��� ������ A. Elliott, N'ew York; li. J. Arnold, i ihilliwaclt Colonial John Westwood, Calgar; \. E Booth, Montr, al; G. R, Proci s. ittli ; H, O, Ritchie, Strathcona; G A. ( anipbt ii. '). Graham an 1 Chii a.1 He Took a Hand. Mr. and Mrs. Stooksoti Bond* nre Inveterate bridge whist players, and their home is the meeting place of bridge players of all grades. On one ' evening In every week they are "at home" to any of their friends who wish to play, and on other evenings tbey entertain parties of their own selection for games which range from a epnt a point to n much higher figure. Recently, long after the bouse hud been closed. a noise was beard downstairs, and. regardless of bis wife's protests. Stock son Bonds went below to ascertain the cause. The noise continued and grew louder, but no answer came to the wife's calls from above. She became alarmed, opened the window, saw n policeman, nml be mnde a rush for the basement door. A few minute1! later tbe husband appeared before bis panli Stricken wife and told her he bad found the servants playing bridge and wran pling over the propriety of a certain play. "Did yon semi the Whole party away?" asked the wife. "Why. no. I took a band and decided the question lee'foro I realizeel where \ was."���New York Tribune. y* ** ** ** * HE WHITE HOUSE 1.1. BIRTCfl, - 275 Columbia Street fl*86* B UL.1__.ETIN ���������",inU Great Northern Railway SI. PAUL TO MINNEAPOLIS I AMI RETURN ��� I, A���g 8,9, 10, Sept. II. 12, - ������"���'������ l ' Ition, Return Limit, S'lin t> Da>'s is from New Westminster; $ ��� . ply to Duluth; proportionate s -,A ',.1 Oregon points Hate to CWcagi ��� tminster, $64.00 from Spokane, ������ ��� , rates to Omaha, Kane ��� * ' " eastern points *H: '; A COMFORTA*BLE TRIP PAK THE "ORIENTAL LIMITED" ad tourisi sleepers, dining cars and Cot n car, Meals In dining ch ' " ���' ' "FAST MAIL'' Is another good l McGuigan Resigns. St. Paul, Minn., Aug IJ. Frank F el , '.'.���;'...'��� ' ; ii Noi ��� hern i allroa I, h a res l| ni His resignation hers been handi I In h irded sn thai ll will tal ��� No official . spli nal Ion ..i bei a -, ven of the i ause. Me- ���ii with t in. Gn il ,. i on nu mont and i from the Gran i Trunk, i t which re. nl resident I i Great N for I ths : irs, vei ling with I '.��������� . omj an . m i p ��� 'i -,i monl He Held On. "in ;i town back in Vermont oni titne." sniel a doctor, "a big, husky lumberman entered the offlce of a den list 1 knew and showed the doctor a bad tooth. The dentist decided thai thc tooth should be pulled. "'All ri_.iit." said the lumberman 'But listen now. if I tell you tee steep. you stnp pulling or I'll beal you up.' "The demtist agreed, and the lumberman gol in ihe. chair, The dentist took hold of tbe tooth and began pulling. Almost Immediately 111<�� lumberman yelled, 'Hold on!' "The dentist continued to pull, 'Hold onl' yelled the lumberman. The dentist kept pulling, ami the tooth came out Then the lumberman .1 umin>.i from the (hair mad. " 'Why didn't you stop when I told you leeV be nsked fiercely. " 'Vein didn't tell me to stop.' said the dent isi. ���"I did loo! I yelled "Hold on!" twice.' " 'Oh,' said the dentist inn ntly, '1 thought you meant to keep bold e.f it.' "The lumberman believed bim and COOled otT " I lenver Posl Sepl is. Id and 20, D.C.McMorrls, Secy. Keiowna exhibition. Kelowna. B.C. Sept. in and 20, J. W. Wilks, Secy. Kamloops exhibition. Kamloops, B. C, Sept. 19, 20, and 21, M. Beattie, Si cj . Armstrong exhibition, Armstrong. B. O., Sept. 24 and 2b. .1. B. Bird, Secy. Vernon exhibition. Yemen, B. C, Sept. 26, 27 and 28, C. Godwin, Secy. Salmon Arm exhibition. Salmon Arm B. O, Sept. 30, Oct. 1, J.D.McGuire, Secy. Agassi:, exhibition. Agasaiz, B.C., Sept. 2nd. A. Agassiz, Sec) Mission exhibition, Mission, B.C.. Sept. 17. A.M.Verchare, Secy. Chiiliwack exhibition, chiiliwack. B. O. Si pt. 18 an.l 19, G. W. Chadsey. Sec.t. Mi ple Ridge exhibition, Porl Haney, Sepl . 26, 11. Ferguson. Se j Coquitlam exhibition, Coquitlam, Sept. 27, E.A.Atkins. Secy. Richmond exhibition, Eburne, Oct. 8 and 9, T. Laing, Secy. Delta exhibition, Lad inr. Sept. 20 nnd 21, A.deR. Taylor, See .. Surrey exhibition, Surrey Center, Sept. 24, II. Rose. Sc y, Victoria exhibition, Victoria, B.C., Sept. 24 to 28, J. Smart. Scry. Langley exhibition. Langley, B.C.. Sept. 25, W.J.Mcintosh, Secy. i!i nt',:' Park c I I lon, Ci ntral Pa Sept, 19-20-21, 1907. W. .1. ��� Ins' in. Secy. Provincial exhibition, New Westminster, ivt l. 2, 3, '!. 4, .", YV.H. Kearj. s< i y. TIME TABLE B. C. Coast Line Service. ALASKA ROUTE. (Subject to change without notice). Steamer. Leaves Vancouver. Princess Beatrice ... July 6, 11 p. m. Princess May Inly 12, 11 p. m. Princess Beatrice.. .July 19, 11 p, m. Princess May July 26, 11 p. m. Princess Beatrice.. .Aug. 2, 11 p. m. Princess May Aug. 9, 11 p. m. Princess Beatrice.. .Aug. 16, 11 p.m. Princess May Aug. 2:.. 11 p.m. Princess Beatrice...Aug. 30, 11 p.m. VANCOUVER-VICTORIA ROUTE S.S. Princess Victoria leaves Vancouver, 1 p.m. daily. Leaves Victoria daily at 1 a.m. VIC i ORI.A-SK.VJ TI.K ROUTE. PRINCESS BEATRICE Leaves Victoria elaily except Monday at 8:30. VICTORIA NEW WESTMINSTER ROUTE. S.S. Rithet Leaves Victoria on Tuesdaj nnd i'riiiii. al 7 a.m., and leaves Nen West minster on Wednesday and Saturday at 7 a.m. VANCOUVER NANAIMO ROUTE. S. S. Joan I. ...es Vancouver daily at 1:30 p.m WEST COAST ROUTE. Steamer Queen City. Leaves Victoria at 11 p.m. on 1st, Ttb, and 14th each month for Clayoquot; leaves Victoria on 20th for Quatsino aud way points. LOWER FRASER RIVER ROUTE. Steamer Transfer Leaves Xew Westminster on Mon- lay, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 3 p. rn. and Saturday at 2 p. m. with additional trip on Mon day at 5 a. m. Leaves Steveston Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 a. m.; Friday at 6 a. m. additional trip Saturday 5 p. m. UPPER FRASER RIVER ROUTE 8. 8. Beaver Leaves N'ew Westminster, 8 a. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Chiiliwack 7 a. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday*, calling at landings between New Westminster and Chiiliwack. NORTHERN B. C. ROUTE. 8. 8. Tees Leaves Vancouver at 8 p.m. 2nd and 15th of each month, calling at Skldegate on first trip and Bella Coola on second trip. Time on arrival and 4epnrture are approximate. For reservations and information call or address ED. GOULET, Agent, New Westminster E. J. COYLE. Asst. Gen. Pass Agent. Vancouver J. W. TROUP. Oenernl Siinpr'ntendent. Vlctnrlfl A. IK is P. C. MEYERS, Agent NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. S, Assistant 0 ral Pass \..'i Trouble With the Read Gang. aimo, Vug. i i Thei e has : ei able trouble lately among i Inti n sted In the r ia I w i k In ��� he N 'wcaatle Dist rlct. The situ i ears to be I hal the men claim th we re bired al $3 per day, an 1 afl ve ��� ag -i'ii! . time thej :������ i ne 1 th the government pays only $2.75 this e-i,ess of work, whi n both gangs ind bave not been working sln< e, " ii,, refused to accept pay- met .H $2.75 for the last month claim- were hired al $3 an.l to con- tin ie work they demand %'���',. Unjust. Fluffy Voting Thing (al tbe play) 1 believe this innn In 'mni of us i�� trying tee bear \\ hit we re sim lug, Man Ie Fronl (turning around) Vou el" rue em 111 lie-iiee. my dear young lady, i nm tTlng uol te 'i'. ir :' ' lilcag > Tribune DATES OF FAIRS, 1907. Cpium Dens All Closed. Canton, China. Aug, 12.���In accord- mce ivi: i the imperial decree iss:i"(l. all ihe' opium dens ill Canton were . , ,| today withoul disturbances. nn- new departure caused general olcing throughout the city, Lhe streets we're decorated and ,a num- ,t of processions bended by hand ni music playing lively airs man hi . through the main thoroughfares. Official List of Exhibitions Through- Out '.be Dominion. The following is the official list of fairs and i -b 11 ms slated to ( ke pi.ice througho it the Dominion this fall. With the possible exception if C ntral Pai k, the dates are certlfle I correci by the manager of the New Westminster exhibition, Mayor W. H. Keary, Washington Btate fair, Nortii Yakima, Sept. 23 to 28, G. A. Graham. Secy. Central Canada exhibition, Ottawa, Sept. 18 id 21, B. McMahon, Sec;". Dominion exhibition, Sherbrooke, Que., Sept. 2 to 4, William Tomlinson, Secy. Canadian national exhibition, Toronto, Out., Aug. 26 to Sept. 8, J. O. Orr, Secy. Fredericton exhibition, Frederlcton, IN. II., Sept. 14 to 21, W. S. Hooper, Secy. Nelson exhibition, Nelson, B. C. Northern Pacific Three Transcontinental Trains Daily Travel on the Famous "NORTH COASI LIMITED" Electric-lighted train. Low Rates. Quick Time. Excellent Service. New York, Chicago, Toronto, St. Paul AND ALL POINTS LAST Steamshir Tickets on sale to all Euro penn points, -���: ; r ' ised RatM Round Tri, Rates to Southern California For full infoi .'ntion call (>n or wi Ite ('. K. LANG, General Agent, 430 Hastings St., Vancouver, 11. C. A, D. CHARLTON, Portland, ore Spokane Falls & Northern Ry Co. Nelson & ft. Sheppard Ry. Co. Red Mountain Ry. Co. The only all rail route between all points east, west and south to Ross- !;:nd, Nelson and intermediate points connecting at Spokane with the Great Northern, Northern Pac.'lic and O. R. & N. Co. Connects at Rossland with the Canadian Pacific Railway for Boundary Creek points. Connects at Meyers Falls with ��� tage ''lily for Republic. Buffet service on trains between Spokane and Nelson. Effective Sunday, November io, 1901. Leave Day Train Arrive 0.20 a.m Spokane 7.15 p.m. i-'.^S p.m Rossland 4.10 p.m Q.40 am Nelson 6.45 p.m H. A. JACKSON. WHEN GOING EAST ASK THE TICKET AGENT TO SEND YOU OVER "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" Eight Trains Every Day in the Year j, 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 world, The equipment consists of private compartment cars, standard |6 section sleepers, luxurious dining .-ar reclining chair cars (seat= free), modem day coaches and buffet, li- -rarv and smoking cars. For Time Tables, Folders, or any further infe rmation call on or write F. W. PARKER, GFNFRAL AGENT, ?20 Second Avenue, Seattle, Wash Grand Trunk Ry. Excellent Train Service Between Chicago, London, Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, And all thc principal business centers of ONTARIO, QUEBEC nnd the MARITIME PROVINCES. Also tc BUFFALO, NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA, via Niagara Falls. For Time Tables, etc., address GEO. VV. VAoX. Assistant Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, 185 Adams St.. Chicago, 111. THE MORNING PAPER IS THE BEST PAPER FOR ADVERTISERS. THE DAILY NEWS?. tu_:-_ EcijV-'. 4e 'UU3T 13 , THE DAILY NEwS Published by the Daily News Pub thing Company Limited, at their Jlices, corner of Sixth and Front i streets. New Westminster, B. 0. E. A. Paige Manager Every grocer keeps WINDSOR SALT. No other is so pure, so delicate. Best for the table. WOMEN ANO CHILDREN HUG AND KISS HAYWOOD 139 children, all of whom are alive and ADVERTISING RATES. Transient display advertising, 10, cents per line (nonpareil). 12 lines .01 well. I-'. X Bilodeau, secretary ol th the inch. Five cents per line for subsequent insertions. Reading notices, bold face type, 20 cents [ier line, brevier or nonpareil, 10 cents per line. Chicago, Aug. 12.���Fift ���housan ! For time contracts, special positions, apply to advertising manager. Notices of births, marriages or deaths. 50c. Wants, for sales, lost or found, rooms to let, etc., one cent per word. No advertisement taken for less than 25 cents. TELEPHONES. Day Office A22 Night Office B22 TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1907. THE ERRATIC SOCKEYE. irovincial court of the province ol Quebec, told the convention thai lie was one of lour brothers, citizens ol Montreal, and that each had twelve | children, and all well. Though rather shamed and disheartened by the splendid achievement of their Canadian brothers, tbe American Foresters gave three rousing cheers for Quebec und Montreal and all the young La- londes and Bllodeaus. POUNDING OF MOTORS FRIGHTENS SOCKEYES Captain Peele bas advanced an heretofore unheard of reason tor the apparent scarcity of sockeyes In the river Iliis year. He lias come to the conclusion that the motor boats are responsible for the slight catch, and this is the way lu" figures it out. Fish are very sensitive to sound <ir any While It is quite true that the sockeye run of the preseni year, up to the time ol writing, has disappointed the hopes 'ee those engaged in the fishing business, ii slioulil be remembered that, see far as the Fraser run is con- cerned, the difference between anticipation and realization has nol been commotion In the water, and water as very great. The authorities agree is well known is an excellent con- thai the sockeye running in any given ductor of sounds nnd vibrations. This year come from the eggs deposited facl is see generally known that the four years previously, so thai the fish governmenl was obliged to pass a law of this year come from the eggs of some years ago prohibiting fishermen 1903, Now any one who will lake the'from discharging dynamite in the wa- trouble to look up the sessional pa- ter, a method which was once in pers of the province for the year 190-1 vogue for stunning fish and 6ringing win find on the first page of the of-1 them to the surface. ficlal report of the fisheries for 1903, A good fly fisherman knows that the statemenl that practically no If the water is disturbed to any eggs ;it all were deposited on the noticeable extent the fish bead for spawning ,grounds above the great the bottom withoul delay. This in- canyon. In thai year (1903) the big stinct, Captain Peele holds, is also hatcheries now operating at Harrison peculiar to the sockeye. Tha vlbra- lake and Birkenhead river were nol tions caused In the water by the in existence, and we bad only the Bon pounding of the motors scares the Accord and Granite Creek hatcheries, fish to the bottom of the river and and ihe. provincial hatchery at Seton they escape the nets by swimming lake, and their total output of sock- along under them. He Is willing to eye fry was put at a little ovei' thir- state his reputation as a prophet thai teen million, whereas the output from'"" the motor boats are withdrawn lasl season's operations was put at from the river there will be fish in a ''ul thirty-live million, with a much Plenty, better seeding of the natural spawn- men. women and children filled Luna i park yesterday afternoon ami evening I to do honor to William D. Haywood, recently released from prison at Boise, after one of the most sensational trials in the history of cour's. The demonstration was one of the most remarkable given a labor leader in Chicago. Women ami children threw their arms about the miner from Denver and kissed bim again and again. So great was the demonstration that Haywood was almost overcome ami hail to be literally carried from the speakers' staml to a concession building. This was immediately after be hail finished his speech in the afternoon. Weak and suffering from heat and strain, Haywood was finally smuggled from the grounds and taken to a liouse nearby, where he soon recovered and for more, than three boms was kept busy shaking hands and receiving congratulations from labor men from all parts of the country. Haywood presented a striking figure as lie faced t!i*��� great crowd which hail gathered about the speak- e rs' stand, despite the intense hear. Haywood attacked President Roose- vell for tbe famous message In which he characterized Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone as undesirable citizens. Gov. Buchtel, of Colorado, who was in Chicago today, also received attention from Havwond. Trouble With the Road Gang. Nanaimo, Aug. 12.���There bas been cosi4erable trouble lately among the-,, interested in the ival work in th,. Newcastle District. The situation appears to be tha: the men (laim they were hired al $2 per day, an I after working some' time they learned that the government pays onl) $2 bb for this class of work, when both gangs qui' anl have' not been working since. The men have refused to accept pay- met al $2.75 tor the last month claiming tbey were hired at, $2 and to continue work they demand i'b GENTLEMEN! What is nicer than a well-cut Su't, made of the finest materials'.' I have the finest selection of Cloth* to choose from in Van- ii v^m couver. THE VERY LATEST STYLES DAN STEWART & CO., Tailors Oppontfe Daily Province office 145 Hastings St. W. 20 Lots m Sappertoi ONLY ONE BLOCK FROMJii 1. CAR For $3000, 1-3 Casi Here's a chance to build some nice cottages and make money, as there is a great demand f0 workingmen's houses in the East End at present Hale & Lan< AGENTS FOR CITY AND FARM PROPER^ 248 Columbia St., NEW WESTMINSTER, g, f��� Phong 335 P. O. Box 2 LADIES' Hairdressing Parlor Hairdressing Manicuring Shampooing Tonic Washes Toilet Articles Facial Massage Scalp Treatment Given OVER WELSH'S STORE, Columbia Stroet. Entrance on Sixth Street iim I'i'!.-. Pi 0] l( who stud.\ tb,. subjeel knew the I thi re wns no reason to look for ;l hetter run this year than we had ,;'"1 yeai: indeed, tho reasonable ex- ��� Nation was linn il,,, rn,i would ,,,. "���������:������ ii must be remembered also II11I there is a factor in the problem of which wi' know practically neitli- Ing. and of which wi' shall probably conlinti to 'ee- ignorant, 1.. wit, the 1 '������'������ 0 is governing the life of the' > ckeye luring the years he spen Is in tn ' ��� en se 1. The run of fish in the rlvi north of us is said to havi eei ich le is than was expecte 1 this ye ir, and we als 1 heard that "'..������ e ��� 0f 1 he sockeye taken In ' '" .'-,.:.- r were' not lip to the usual '.,' ndat : of plumpness; and these I , : v mid seem to Indicate that the ��� yp now running In the 1 iver have been subjeel to unfavorable conditions in ill" opi u sea, When the ' station which iin Dominion Is . ��� il to establish ha - be en al a few years, v. e may ; is slbly gi ��� a liltli light on these point i, s we have said we 1 n il expi ct -1 learn .cry much abo il them, - ���':','. le ss !-> he abb to i ont roi or mo lil In an; waj 1 ho condition ��� tee,'.;' ,, fish are subji cl fron 11 1 0 our ri\ 1 rs until they ret urn. \ ���' 1 ll 1 sea contlb ���' ; (,���:-. "��� e , deal cm '' te lintaln ai il Ine 1 the ran ml on thi I' ' , . , a ���.,--... \ few 1 tho avi ��� nual hati hei eutpul nn 1 In Ri iser was u Thl n It .1 thlrtj five m llton, and would li ive beei mm h more but foi nl normal!., bad n I hi r conditions during the egg-gathering time, Whai the future of . h ��� e. fishing on the Fraser Is talked of, lei it nol be forgotten thai 1910 is the first "small run" j ear in b ! ie'e the full work- of the hatcheries now ia operation will show, aad tha! Hi , tche 1 :��������� al preseni ln course of construction cannot effeel any run uf fish bi fore 1911. Ii wlll 1 ������ time enoiu h to Indulge in pessimistic talk til the future of salmon-canning Industry on the Fraser if and when the exi' : lence of those j "ars justi- it. Guggenheims Buy Island Mines. Alberni. Aug. 12.���It is reported 'that the Guggenheims have obtained an option on the Big Interior group of claims, situated about twenty miles north of here. The claims are copper properties and arc said to be some of the most promising on the wesl coast of the island. The l!i,ur interior is at I hi he id of Great Central lake', ami is owned bj Drinkwater and N'icholls of Alberni Tiie claims lie in a valley at the fool of a glacier and assays taken bj Provincial Assayer Carmichael have shown large values in copper, silver ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY NEWS.'and gold. W. N. Draper B. C. Land Surveyor TlUrd BIOCK New Wettmlruter. B.C THE The Place to Buy Your Shoes. We are here to fit feet. It is our business and we aim to make it a success. We have the styles, the widths and also the correct and best manufactures. THE MANNISH DESIGN FOR WOMEN In Gents' lines we can show you���"The Walk-Over," "The Packard," "The Invictus," Geo. A. Slater, "The Warwick" and several other leading American and Canadian makes. While in Ladies' we carry The John H. Cross The Johnson Bros, The Empress The Invictus The Cinderella �� And also a number more. \ We cater to the best trade MANY BIG FAMILIES. Quebec Forester Surprises Fellow Delegates to St. Paul Convention. St P il. .Miiin., Aug. 12.- 41 today's c inventl m of Catholic Foresters, William Lalonde, aged 16, a prosperous 1 of Quebec Informed his fel- lo lelegates, much to their surprise, thai li" was the father of eighteen JOHNSTON'S HOUSE, Ltd. Sign of the Big Electric Boot NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C ��� : ��� > >********************************.* ����ttHn LOTS t ������ti H. STEWARDSON Civil Engineer and Draftsman j ELLARD BLOCK, NEW WESTMINSTER 1 on 6th St. car line - - - $300 each Corner lots 9th St. bet. 3rd & 4th Av. 500 " Inside lots between 3rd & 4th Av. 400 " Lot on Agnes street 66x132 - ��� $1000 Several of these lots near the Vancouver car line $175 each, $25 cash, balance $10 per month. Better terms if you take more than one. P. PEEBLES t!��� 270 Columbia St. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Phone 30^ ************************ ***********************, | Get Ready for ^ Chiiliwack Irani- Buy these FIVE ACRES in Brownsville OPPOSITE THE CITY, for $100 per acre, or $90.00 PER ACRE CASH. j BOURNE y GORDO: [ ! Corner McKenzie and Columbia Streets A Good O in House on Tth Avenue, near 1th street. Five rooms, hall and pantry, and electric light. Nice lot, stable and chick run. Price $1800, favorable ten , MINION TRUST COMPANY ifl THGS. R. PEARSON. REAL ESTATE -ami ��� ���anager ��� INSURANQ New Wellington C MAYERS y PRESTO Blacksmiths Coal in stock. OFFICE: FRONT STREET, FOl; GF SIXTH, HEW Tf'', P. O. Box 345 'Phone ��������������������������������������������������������������������������� *<***************<**'***\ Just Received: Carload of BRIQUETT BIG SHOE 11 for burning- in heating stoves and grates. j Gilley Bros, iti ************************************************ j ��>"��� _**_-*���� 50*Y' AL'G'JST 13. 1907. THE DAII.T OWS. r>n iS ��� + * ���**���#*��� y- ** * * * * * ��� . The Cash Stores ; CITY \EWS ��� ,���,--.��� .--'i.-'i.-' ���~',.--i ������ - Smith's Bargain list irgalna. that _. tim ��� liest of mon-., - . .. . c a:. Btaj ���COME. ... 4 25( Scotch Ginghams 15c ;:' ' ��� .f ibe fin- ia - all im- some arrival ��� ' re lulre ta< ir ��� thej go 15c yard I..:- :-.- "r?5s Goods 75c . ������ . :. j . oi each toi Jtree. 75c yard Checl P D L.U8 iths ��� ��� Dress eai nts froi ��� - =���-: e T3_: e Covers. ~;yy: >, : .���: pi 3 : ._._��� - ' ��� I ��� eeate i al the in ��� ��� loz Hetni Ins, wo ! a * * * ��� ��� * ��� i ��� i intoDiu agen ��� cl yeaterdi : am v ll bi ii i '���ii -1e>v.��� ��� - bouqueti re- fuu- deaigni elepttoni " Iiu'.-ins & nl ei ' IH' ��� 11 V ii Sati e' .ii' HI |i i'| li evening V V .. ���: ;.: il IK is B '.'.'��� ���' ��� tiswicl ii ; ii ni ii ... . aji ..- wn .-_ BII lo oi u.nci agenl ol hi Richard! i ni Prlngli minstrels, ", ;i he a ,��� . ��� r,:. foi ;n iae ol making arrangemen toi recepl lot o hi ������ in in n o ii col irei i ��� soi - which I illov i.in, The ,'e;!1 board decorators descendei I [) n hi ������ - nnd ' nu i ��� glaring promises behind tll ;.' For ali kinds of cul flowers and pot- plants, .iff Tui' . b florist ipief ;,: thi recei r vlsei i h . re{ e la Ions bavi no pet ai ��� ei 1 i wa ni ��� b ������ - In v hich i Isbermei an ; ��� i'ed i n stil ;.- ". hi mei we ci ughi ' ��� h i - witl bo< i ��� nets In the r vi i ��� ' ��� th< bridgi n '������ ������ I i . Sm nighl contrai r tl close see, ,n ��� I ina Ph| i foi . >i s " ��� a in ill be nspe >r Sv wlthii he week. FOR ���' FURNITURE CARPETS .. ..' HS OILCLOTHS, .WIND Sl U3ES PICTURES KKD PICTURE FRAMES OO-CAftTS, L.AOE ("VRTAIVS PeiRT: !'���: RS UPHOLSTERING CABINET I'ORK, SHEETS, PR.1. LOW CASES, BLANKETS &c, &o, It will pay you to try John A. Lee's Furniture Emporium TEL. 73. DUPONT BLOCK COLUMBIA STREET. NEW WESTMINSTER, 8. C. : ������ i diss anno .- eeni '������: ��� Bli Cn - ��� Dama= S .1 ,: .-,i Di Hoggai . S. narrow escap a si on Sm ... ��� ���������:��� i. Do i.e Scfme sponsible p i ., i , :,.. ce' 'f B in eelion and ow ��� ��� - ��� boai The ..... ;; .-. kwc r the shor ��� ��� ��� ��� vi - ��� n.n n a log, ai i struck ��� .- ii '��� :: " ��� who ��� - . . * The Chllliwacl Progress hai agali madi ire- appearance in tli< v. l< town Somi iiiiin hs ago, V, ",' ��� ��� I man proprietoi ol hi Prof 'esi oul bi>- business u Burl I Worgi n whi stiperairnttated the Progress and j ta ���.���(��� a wei kl; kn wi as hi Pri '. ��������� Vdvance published li hi terests of I he I tons ��� val vt pi '.. . .-:,,' '- methods >>; can �� railed meel with th�� approvi th�� Chiiliwack pei l< sn6 he de,. ed io r< . -I E ���. ti thi '''��� S i ci .Tacki a has published ru i ol the papei Independeni in s < understood thai the j pi k wl :>i agaii ss ne as i I ������ s<- rval Ive organ lie- weel ������' I thi ���< of .1. D. Taj lor a* ee to ;errt | .. a i . ��� ��� ... Best English P.- nts 12 .: . ������ iest oi - Special Reductions in Girls' Dress Skirts Here's Another Line at $1.50 STORE CLOSES \1 5 P.M. IT. H. SMITH -���" and 271 Colombia Street, N'e�� Westminster. ����������������������������������������������� ��� ��� ��� * ��� * ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� '���-���' ��� ��� ��� duced $1.25 a s : . ��� Kyles & E - Pr nt stree ����s ei ai hi F as ��� i ��� - ts that il close sr>,a - ��� .- .. Bl ... Swan . nea y all nd only S salmon net s ��� int ered ��� 3t< lay's cai was ��� ��� ��� DON'T MISS THE CHANCE ON Civic Holiday WEDNESDAY Tel HAVE ��� oanne ies eill He to as a res. i SOI , ��� i ti - phi \ - . . ' ner lot. al nodern, e . . . Ei sy terms Inin II ��� ��� - - * & H; nexl G ***4i larrj Lati tin , has jusi - !' - ;��� abs ��� ��� I h il M ' Nal in i\'i!l em '��� ������ his choice eing Ml Mollie me thern cities Frasi v . . : ��� . at S o'< . . . ., e\ ��� uiag, when th ensn- ng >-ear will .��� and ar- ii ats ��111 . unde] �� ... . : , oming sea I e men the exei . i an antl ms to : avi . largi attendai and have issued a special tin ��� :��� I ui n ii , - In the citj n i Intereste ��� ,> be ���' ie;. The outlook is ��� ���, ation mil for thi f yea Is con - ��� '.: al Crown soap. J ��� . nl Kyle & Sons- 1 : streel A FAMILY GROUP CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED SITUATION An hone I JapaneMf*. good worke wlshef ptfSftJOl I. kind flf WCeil. r .-ii,'. . spAteks good En{ ��� ll writes wel agei Please ill V>rif'(e. All -ev.. ', N .,,.,. : .. Boi ������-' I ' ������ nco "' B C FURNISHED ROOMS Furnished roon s le I'ancoi vt '���' I i irifc'K St., "?.'. nexl doo ��� P hotel, Mrs Rl ,i Srh ve, pro ���r,ss wanted p..\ middle ni'fri bnslness Elngllshman, occupation in any pos tion o{ trusi * tth business abl ��� moderate salarj highesi 'e 'er ��������� NTew Westminstei oi Vancouvi pi; Box ** Da .��� \c w s e 'omeJ honst jhtl sl ������������ be- - Tl ' 'ourth avetrae, new ly painted, fend pa ierei I Immediately, a 1 ., al fribnn. ��� cash '��� McQn i li ,v i lo. Fronl IT EMPLOYMENT AGENCY We nish help of fill Kinds fftrm bush, s-,w mill, railroad lahor, hotel he etc, etc. male or female, v Canadian Pacific Employment Age ��� ��� i ordova streel wesi Vancouvi 1 TIMBER LANDS���We deal ex-flusive- h in timber. Have large and Smai. tracts on waler. If j-on wish t��. bay or sell, see me v. R. Chandler, 407 H'e?tings St., Vancouver, B.C For Sale or Charter :\kf\ AT IMI Royal Studio Cunningham Block OPEN ALL DAY HX-YVHEEIi STEAME11 1AM l,l\." .,���.���,..' nt feel widtl feet, depth I fei \ Im Iw gines i. \ii i, bulli 1% V P ��� shaii s inches Boiler locom )1 i ��� ie, length 20 feet, diameter 72 Inches; working I2i All pipe connei lon ��� comph I ��� Pai tlculars, pi Ice, etc . apjplj H. A. JONES J07 Cordova St.. Vancouver. Tenders Wanted JINNERWARE! We kave just opened up a crate ot "Arcadia * and Yeddo stock pattern.-. H you require any to complete your - ��� !��� want a new one. now is the time I* .</GLASSWARE just received. ADAMS & DEANS A commit tee ��as app nted nl -, eclal -.::,,::,.. the Xew \\ ���: : ��� , i. - e I i e ,11 last i veiling i i In ��� \ lew the ioard of control o' I R \ .v. I , io'idud vv; societ) ��Ith r en nc to eecu In au , ipropriatlon for basi .all games to .. ; . , '" l��������y��l ^ Queen's park during , s I'.lhiihin wiM'lc, It la Uuj Idea of the' club in arrange roi :\.- ��� - tuoi samet to be played wv|tli tha )'<��li,iii.'^ii,,'e�� li mi or some ntln r md t he scheme onlj eiw.iits ihe' endorsatlon of llio u a \ i boi Icl' for the neci .ii:.,'in.'iiis to be madi The in il - ter ��ill come before I he Boclol) nl the nexl nn el lug, whlcl ��eli be held ��� n lhe 21st, in it, rii. nine with Bel I 1 ell nil V, Illl ll �� lil 1)1 I'll I i i mi \\ ednesdn) ul It lllnghnm w h ��� a tllscu ��� ied anil n line up di it"'1' ,it. I THE FASHION LIVERY. FEED AND SALE STABLES Horses For Sale and Hire Natty Turnouts Horses Groomedi Stabled and Fed Rigs of All Description! For [lire Smart Driving Morses BELL, INGLES & CO. Eighth struct ��� ��� Phone L':��il vhkrs will he receli I '>������ Ll e undersigned up to 12 o'i locli aoon ��� ��� n BSD \\. ihe- 20 h da of Au ! in -i . foi the exi a. ation ol the w i sl ; erly 50 fei I ol I ol 16, Blocli i n i '1 , kson sl reet, In the Cil s ol v * \^ tmlnster, Partte ulara of w ot k, w t'i' h does i in, lude hauling or unl ��n ling, can ii" line I from the loi al naanagi | the B. (". Telei hone Companj. I .l ; I'd. New Westmin il The low esl ' anj tendei nol necessai it;, GEO. H. HALSE. freofi it c, Ti I Co., L(d Va i OUI el .III' 500 Cords nf Ian Bark Wanted Ai the f i-iis��*r Rivor Tannery , Highest Cash Price Paid **!>***********************���************************ ************************** * __ _ ��� J ��� i SAPPERTON ��� iwo new Houses in Si ' each. Both are well situated and hi :li'^- ictric light and all necessary improve- Very desirable properl ��� $2000 and $2300. resp ctivelj etter call soon if you want a i '��� Sapperton. e cit ' Fire! F "cLEOD, MARK & CO. Y^. Westminster % ��� f-tt \ i **ti . . . , to Mr. X ��� - .. ,,.��� dtuated at thi md ( ir dge, '" ��e I ' ji Bucklin mills Tho only ,, i ��� ,vis :i b IE -��� ' " ��������� ������. ide ' n ������ . d ,,. flames had secured mucll . . The steam roller, which ,,. |n the nelgtifcorhood, U'i * .���,,,��� been responsible for * nii, ������ "������{%' I' ' ' You know what that means and what worry and loss it would cause you if it was your house and you had no insurance. I can save you all this worry for 35c to 50c per $100 per year and insure you in reliable Canadian companies. Is it worth your while taking the risk when you can get good insurance so low? Call, write or phone for rates. We will be glad to supply information whether you insure or not. A. W, MicLEOD, General Insurance Broker Pliore 62 :���: Armstrong Block, New Westminster. B. C. :���: P. 0. Box 394 ^^������������������������������������������^���^���������������������������������������������������������������������������������^ - ������' ^���������������������������������������������������������������^ Qr"i Land Specialists." THE DAILY NEWS. TUESDAY, AUGUST Life, Nol Heath. Thwre ls much difference in the pay- etiological effect of tbi' two ideas "life" and "death." This was illustrated, says tho writer of "Letters From a Surgeon," in the case of General Frank Partlott, who was wounded on the Fredericksburg pike in 1804. General Bartlett was brought to the surgeon bleeding profusely from a wound in bis head. He was uncon- cious and white ns death. The surgeon called bis/ .name, but could not rouse him. Passing bis Soger Into tb* ' wound, he found the ball had no? p��u��- j grated the bone, but had simply cut an I artery in tbe scalp. This the surgeon ���' .bound with a ligature. He laid the ; geueral on th? ground and completed pressing the wound. fr-^Sii^ d��n�� ��1(1 u��y!" b* *ho\it- ed-. "This is only a flesh wound. Tou will be all right when 1 take a stitch or two." i^The good news seemed to bring General 'fiartlet? fa consciousness. He | rallied completely. ��� "1 thought i K��S done for," he s^^ "Well, IX Via all right, here RfJV* > BeP-ore the surgeon c^flI(1 stop ^ he was in the sndi,fnn,] ridjng at *;he best gait of h'^ _0T!tfl, lm.k to tb(^ront again. .-< -< <** . - fggr - ��� The W��y�� OF lhe M ���M,Nhlnrr. The ways of the movtistuner nre. pretty much the same everywhere, A sult- nlele location consists of a secluded spot with wntex In abundance. It is important, slvonld ho over be culled upon to deffjnd a case in court, for the question vt, the ownership of the land upon which thc still is located, to b. involved In dotfbt; bonce the moonshia- er gets ns near the line of his own land or the lani*. be controls as possfble, Tbe stills aTe primitive affairs nnd are often mado complete in the neighbor- hood in wlilcft, tbey nre operated. With two or throe square yards of sheet copper the still maker requires but a few hours to make the "b'iler." Homemade hogsheads are .usually used as fermetftera, and the only thing that the Illicit distiller has to send "off yander ���rter" is the worm. Being difficult to ���secure, tbe moonshiner prizes his '"worm" highly, and that part of the "distillery is usually takeLjiway when the operator loaves.���Din id A. Gates Jn Metropolitan Magazine. OriKln of "HlneatoeklnRii." Bwrke, apropos of "Evelina," paid Fanny Burney this high compliment: "We have had an age for statesmen, an age for heroes, nn ago for poets, an ��� ago for artists, but fhis"���with a gallant bow to Fanny���"is tbe age for women." The name "bluestockings," eeglven to these distinguished women, .rose, according to Fanny Burney in "her "Memoirs of Her Father," from an apology made by Mr. Stillingfloet in declining an invitation of Mrs. Vesey'a 'to a literary meeting at hor house. *I am not properly dressed for such a ��� party," he pleaded. "Pho, pho," she -cried, taking him and bis dross all in ��� at a glance, "don't mind dross! ("ome In your blue stockings." This he did. and "those words ever after were fixed in playful stigma upon Mrs. Ve- sey's associations.'" ��� T. IVs London Weekly. Liquor License By-law 1889, Amendment By-law, 1907. A bylaw to further amend iho "Liquor License By-law 18S9." The municipal council of tho corporation of the city of New Westminster enacts as follows: . ��� (IJ Section 12 of the "LiqUOr j License By-law 1889" js hereby re- pealed and the following substituted therefor: "12. No new license for the salo of liquors shall be granted unless, in addition to the other requirements an , i provisions in that behalf requir' . b'v law, a petition or requisitior * .J granting of such license 2* , , ������ r _u ,._.- -. signed by a. majority of tho quail' ' , . . ..., .wed electors resi- dent within the , , ... ,. .... division in which are situated lb'- r which ' "* P**8118*8 in respect of ��� . t��? license is sought, be d6- 4t**& 'to the Clerk or acting clerk of i . tb_ COrpo-flatlon at the time of deliv- ��� ering to hPir, the petition mentioned in section it of this bylaw, and he shall thereupon transmit the sumo to the licensing board, and the board shall not ho bound to grant such license, if in the opinion of the majority of the board then present the public interests Justify a refusal, provided that the 11 - 1 tition herein provided for shsil not be necessary upon any application for ia wholesale license. For iho purpose | of this section the city shall be divided into the following divisions: 1st. All that portion of .he city lying west of the middle o) 12th street. 2nd. AU that portion o"f the city lying betwee tho middle of 12th street, [and the middle of ?>th street. 3rd. A J 'that porttomiof tho city ly- ; ing between the middle of Sth street, ; and the middle of tth-street, and a line ! being the northeasterly boundary of -1th slreet produced to the Fraser 4th. All that portion of the city ly- ! ing between the third division, and the j northeasterly boundary of Queen's j park and a line being the s>aid north- ] easterly boundary of said park, pro- , duced to the north west erly boundary ! of the city, and to tne Fraser river, also that certain parcel of land on the somh side of said river included within the limits of the city. 5th. All that portion of the city not included in the divisions hereinbefore described. (2) This bylav may be cited as the i "Liquor Licensi Bylaw ISSfl, Aroend- , meet Bylaw 1907." Valuable Propertie All over the city for sale on easy terms. Acreage on the proposed B. C. E. R. route to Chiiliwack. Lots on the proposed new route to Vancouver. Houses in every district. Farms throughout the Fraser River valley. SAPPERTON LOTS. 265 Sub. Block 1, 2 and 26 of Sub. Lot $450. Sapperton; b rooms lil, 42, 14, 15, Ifi. 17, 18. 10, of Sub Lot 0 of Sub Block 2. $1100. 160 ACRES about two miles from 3t' Aldergrove station, u0 acres cleared and partly fenced, good house, barn land stable. Price $16 per acre; $1760 i shed. $1000 each, cash, balance to be arranged. HOUSES on 1 lot, Keary Street, and kitchen. Wood shed an d 4 rooms, kitchen and wood --third curb, bal- :: LOTS, 5, G , , cleared, upper sidi ��� .venue, J tween 1st anel 2n l pr,.,, .J each. ; ance easy. \% ACRES. Block 9, Lot No. 2. Dist. j LOT on 13th Street, south 1-2 Of Sub Lot 10 Of Sub Block 2. u,. g. ,...,, cottages; 4outb slde ol ,-jv-l -1th Avenue'. Price $200 cash. $300- I er, near bridge. $300; half cash. 1���27���28 of Sab Lot 12 of Sub' Block 2. $450. _CS"Term_s for above, one-thi 77.5S ACRES, black loam land, all 1 ACRE al corner of approach to ��� ploughed ami cleared and dyke!; X. I bridge, on the north side of sain*, with , E. Vt Sect. 5, $75 per acre, one-third cash, store; cleared and fenced in front. I cash, one-tbird 3 months, one-third 6 ���I LOTS, 2 le.;- g . . j iele of 6th Avenue on -< il ���, ;- 37 & 38, full bIzi ce $noo.0. , four, or $300 each; h balance 6, 12 and lt> month.-. '$1000; terms���$300 cash, balance e rangi d. 160 acres less righr of way about 8e _> LOTS. 132x132, N.-W. corner of acres for railway; 25 acres stumped, ioth Street and St. Andrew 15 acres roughly cleared and fenced; $1050; half casb. 1 1-2 story house 18x2$, lean too 14.\2ls and lean too 10x22; barn 30x32 and i LOT, full size. Block 59, Lot S, months. 7 LOTS, 120x52, facing Sth Avenui'. 4 lots cleared, small liouse. chicken 'rice bouse, 175 chickens; fenced. Inclusive ! price $1500, $1000 cash. HOUSE 0 rooms, flush closet, li_ lean too 32x14; granary 10x16; two chicken bouses, each 10x12; wagon] shed 20x30; small milk house, small orchard, all kinds of fruit, 65 bearing fruit trees; natural spring well. Price! $6000; $5d00 wish, balance easily arranged at 7 per cent. Full sized lot on Third street, be- tween Royal and Queens avenue east' side, new bouse; $1500. Two lots, block 34, lot 9, $1000 each. Sub, '���': partly cleared. $200, or $150 storeys, on 4th Avenue, one lot fron cash. 6 LOTS FACING .th AVE., 3rd ST. AXD PIXE ST.; ORCHARD, FRUIT OF ALL KINDS: 7-ROOM HOUSE, ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, SEWER CONNECTION. PRICE $8000; $3000 CASH, AXD BALANCE IX 6, 12, IS, 24, 2b MONTHS, AT ���%. 2nd Streel on south siele. Price $1800. half cash. Three ful sized lots on Fifth avenue, nortii side between First and Second streets, No. 5, 6 and 7. Price $H'11 each or $1100 for Uie three'. Full sized lot, north side ol Hamilton street lu!ween Sixth and Eighth streets; $225. 28 acres on Mara road, Burnaby. $160 an acre FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. One-quarter cash, balance 1 and 2 years at 7 ^. 2 lots on Sth St. between 5th and Gth Ave. on east side; full sized, 66x Done and passed in open council this 22nd day of July, 1907. L. S. W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk, "SV. H. KEARY Mayor TENDERS WANTED NOW, THEN, WHAT DO | House and cottage on Columbia st YOU WANT BETTER THAN THIS? house rents for $25, cottage for $U 27U acres .of the best soil, 10 acres $"' ��� eas.\ terms. cleared, under cultivation; 200 young 120 acres, E 1-4. section 2",. towi fruit trees, just comencing to bear; ship 9, Maple Ridge, 1 barn 70x78 ft., 132; Nos. 9 and 12. Price $1000 for new house, IU storey, 5 rooms; hen i 1 barn 38x70 ft., 6-room house, ail both, half cash, balance easy, houses, in good order; some acres nearly new; 70 acres cleared. 50 acres planted with wheat, oats and potatoes, under cultivation; balance as pasture. Water from nearby spring. Balance easily cleared. 2 acres of orchard; Price ' y'H'n rich bottom land; 2 good wells of property easily cleared. $4,700; $2500 cash, balance 6 an'1 rn'<-!;: *3"(l i'er acre: '4'0('�� (,''ltn' and 12 months. balance easy. This property is only U mile from! House 30x42, 4th St., between 4th tram line. Over two hundred chick- and Sth Ave.; 2 single and 1 double era and ducks could be sold with the bedrooms upstairs, and bath room property at a snap. Wlmi H> Stand On. Tho density of the earth as a wbols lins boon estimated, With close agreement among the scientists who have made the determination by different methods, to bo about 5.5, or five and a half times as heavy ns an equivalent sphere of water, oi. the other band, the average density of the materials forming the accessible parts of tho earth's crust is between 2.5 and ;:. so that ibe mean density of the whole globe is about twice that of its outer part. This indicates tient 'the central part of the earth is composed of heavier mate rials and may even bo metallic, which condition, says tbe Engineering am. Mining Journal, would accord perfectly with tho nebular hypothesis. Nntnrr nml Broken Bones, In tbe splicing of broken bones nature can give the best surgeon pointers. When a bone Is broken tbe spi .tored cuds arc surrounded with cartilage until they are lirrnlj' hold in position. Then gradually a ilayer of bono \�� placed between them and soldered together. All tli" physician has to do Is t'j bring the two,..mis of the bones together so that tin- point will be smooth ami even. Nature's little agents do the rc-t New York Tribune. Sealed tendi i will be received by | the undersigned > to 6 p. m. of August 12, 1907, foi ihe jiurcha.se Of the | following machinery: 1 medium speed Deity engine center crank, 150 h. p. driving wheel, 10 | feet ilia. 20 inches face, with Feed- J water heater, complete, in good run- ��� ning order. 1 clutch pi lley 96 in. \ 16 in, face 4 7-S bori. I dutch pulley 56 in. x 14 in. face 4 7-S !,e re. 1 wro ight iron rim. split, 54 in. x 12 in. face 4 7-S bore, 2 inn light D. C. incandescent dynamos, 1 ell volts, Machinery can be seen at lighi sta- jtlon, Tenth street, Xew Westminster, W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk. City Hall, New Westminster, July 51. 1907. 1 1-2 acres, more or less, in block, corner of llth Street and Royal avenue, invaluable for industrial site, $4,500. One half cash, balance to be arranged. down stairs; parlor, dining room, kit- y chen and pantry. Full sized lot run- * ning back to Ash St. Price $3,800: $1,500 cash, balance at $500 per year at 7 j>er cent. 2].o storey house, 10 rooms, also modern Improvements; lot 66x132; lane at back; part of lot set out with fruit trees and nice lawn. Price $2,750. $1,500 cash, balance C and 12 months at 7 per cent. I 1 lot Xo. 24 on 13th. street south Block, corner of Auckland & llth St. and Royal Ave., almost an acre. $2,500 160 acres, 2 miles from city. $40 per acre Two lots on ISth street, between 71li and Sth avenues. 1 full size lot, block 0, lot 14, St. Patrick's Square: Price $450. 1 lot, 55U.X16G, Tenth street, off Queen's avenue. Price $450. Terms $2n0 cash, balance terms to suit. 24 acres In Sm,: i halns wai tront; 12 acres ��� n ; vrooti house, lath an 1 . ed; wood ��������� chicken barn an I trull trees ] kinds. Price $3,000. Terms onethil cash, balance 6 . . Double teni mi nl house, 1th aJ 1st and 2nd St.; I Pi $yj cash half and half in G months at 7| Kt nts for $ln eai b enai 40 acres >{> section 11, \. 14 of E.I of Tu. 2, about 2 mih - trom ������ J ' Haworth pun!. Surrey; ho \ 1'_, storey bouse. 3 rooms ti,'. he other :; can be addi tain -:: .-back; l'A acres cleared and se-.. with clover, reel; U,::'. eastl -| One mile from shinf ��� n Prl $1,200;. terms half cash, balance! ��� months at 7 '}. ?ull sized lot No. 12 on R 1 a| and Sth St. Price $.1050, hall w| balance at 7 '. per annum. Westerly 4, ll of 61, Sub. Biocki 132x132 corner 100 ti ���' sq tare; tl houses drawing $28 per month, Prl $5,000, half cash, balance In 6 and J months. 160 SIC. U of Section 26, Disl 10 acres,partly cleared; Kanaka cn running through; good road; onei north of Webster's corner; shii mill and PO. at the wesl 1 orm ��� 'J ber worth $7 per acre, cedar and" 4 miles from Port Haney. Prl $2,100; term.- $1,100 cash, balan | ranged. S.-W. Sub, TownBl Ip 13; son j railway runs alongside; old icrel chard. Price $15 i- r acre; terms tll cash, balance In three equal 1 "I 1 acre clay, bouse on tram line nl Joyce station: partly cleared I -f across front facing tram line. $'] $700 cash, balani ��� arranged. One acre in block 9, tween 18th and 16th Si on 8th Ave. Price $750| 1-3 cash, bal. easy. Subdivision of lot 4tt, block 6, comprising some of the finest reside ml . . side of tth avenue. Price $200 cash. 2 houses corner or Merrival and 7 lots Xos. Sl to S6 and 95, 55 faces Agnes; full sized lot; city bloch 31, on 8th avenue, next to Gunts ranch, lot 11; one bouse rents fe.- $25, the 4 lots cleared without a stum,.; small ^her $10, flush closets and all con- , nected with sewers. Price $3,500. sites in tbe city for sale exclusive]} house, chicken house, 175 choice, cash $2,000, balance In 6, 12 and 18 by us. This magnificent property is. chickens; horse and rig; $1500 cash, months at 7 %. situated on tbe comers of Fourth ave- . T . ... , , .. , . . . nne, First street (facing Queen's' 1 1-2 house, 6 rooms and Hush Lot8" �������> ����� ��J 6 0l \ park- and Emory street, comprising closet on 4th avenue, one lot from 2nd (c]eared-) Price $500; for the two, J in all ten 33x120 foot lots facing on street on south, side; fruit trees. Price First stree; at $700 (excepting the c< .- $1900; 1-2 casb, terms for balance at ner lot facing Fourth avenue anl 7 per cent. Size of lot 55x165. First street, held at $1000); two lots $350 cash, balance on easy terms. Taito Govern* Spelling, Shakespeare spoiled bis own name In sixteen different wins winch have survived, nnd it is evident that Eliza- beiban spoiling "depends upon the- tnsii' anil fancy of the speller." It Is the printing press which made spelling by stereotyping it. and it is. after all, on the printer's reader more than on tho professor thai the spelling of tbe futuw depends.���London Star. F. CRAKE English Watchmaker Two doors from Geo. Adams, Grocer , Ladies'Cold Watches from $12.75 up. i Gentlemen's Silver Watches, open 'face, $6.oo. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, double case, $7.50 up. Agent for the celebrated South Bend Watches, supplied to the Wellman Arctic Kxnedition. All warranted. Cbains, Rings, Jewelry, etc., etc. Watch repairing; charges reasonable, on Fourth avenue, 42 1-2x120, al $600 per lot; four lots, 52 1-2x85, $45C; five 1 its, $4C0. Call at our offici < o Fronl sl ri el and Inspecl plans, Lots in, it and 20 of ii of 3. Price $500 for three or $175 each; 1-2 cash balance 0 months at 7 per cent. No. 306.-9-roomed house, tfith - uh i - :"''" between QueeD'a ;in" 3rtl Ave, on west .-idi of loth; Xo. 5 and 6, Bloel. 48; 132x165 feet; all i leared md fi nei !. Price $1050; $550 cash, Napoleon'i Name. Tbe mime Napoleon written in Greek characters wlll form .seven different words by dropping the final letter of each In succession. When road, those words form n complete sentence, meaning, ".Napoleon, the destroyer of whole cities, wius the lion of his people." Wrong:, "Thrt'c is a word of one syllable In the English language that is always spelled wrong, even by the most ediir cated people." "What Is thnt?" "The word 'wrong.'" Obviously. "Lot mo see," mused tiie sporting editor. "What is an Incubator?" ���'An incubator," replied the ngricji- ttirnl editor, "Is an egg plant." room, corner of 6th and Agnes SI Price $4,0OC; terms '.. cash, b in e :; and 6 months al 7 ���;. House, full sized lot, on Keai street, Sapperton; rents for $l'i per month. Only $1,050. | Seven roomed house all i modern improvements, north [ side of Hamilton St. $1500 I 1-2 cash balance easy at 7 i per cent. bal ince In ���'��� months. Full size I lot i n Royal avenue, be- twi i n Fo irth and Merrivale; all cleared. $1,200, $800 cash Acreage on Vancou/ver road, corner or Gilley road. $225 per acre. Acreage Is selling fast at this price, ' No, "OS.���8-roomed House, wiili bath room, etc.; Agnes St. $2,500; y., cash, balance ���'! and G mos, at 7 %. Discouragement is but dlsenchaBttd egotism.- Mu.',zinl. Westminster Transfer Co. 'fflce 'Phone 185. Ham '_rnone 137 Columbia St. Baggage delivered promptly to tny part of the city. Light and Heavy Hauling Offi ;n���Train Deuot We Eat to Live But at the same time it in necessary to know what wo are eating. At KENNY'S Cafe You can rely upon (letting tbe Best of Ejvbbything, cash, balance 6 months at 7 per conl I_ot 14 on Shorbrook street of 11 of 3, cleared. Price $275; 1-2 cash, balance, 6 months at 7 per cent. Six lots, 50x150, outside city limits $60 each lot. Fuller particulars on enquiry. HOUSE and LOT Centrally located In a commmandlng situation; Third avenue, at foot of Fifth street. Two and one half-storey house. Ton rooms (recently papered) All modern conveniences; hot and cold water, bath, flush closet, lava- lory, electric light; nice lawn; lot 00xi::2. with lane in rear; part, of lot set out with fruit trees. Price $2,750. $1,500 cash, balance arranged. 160 aores on the Scott road, 15 acres cleared; barn 50 x 30; stables, etc.; splendid soil; only $30 per ace. $1,000 cash, balance easy. Large lot and two cottages em ( lumbia street, Sapperton. Both rent] at $10 each. One and one-half ston ��� SJ full size lot, situated nortii side Koyal avenue and corner of McKlM street; 9 rooms; bath room, hot al cold water, closet; woodshed; youf bearig fruit trees; streets on tbn sides; fine view. Price $1,800 !!'��� cash. Lot faring 2nd St., bi twei o Quel and 3rd Ave., second lot from Quee Ave.; 52x122 feet; all cleared; l�� alongside and back. Price i'M half cash, balance easy at 7 t One lot No. 12 on Royal Avenue, third lot from Eighth street, $1,050, for sale exclusively. 150 acres Improved lai I, "J and sheds complete, near Cloverd all under cultivation, $15,000. can handle Ihis, don't bargain; terms can be ai 160 acres good farm lai :" about V/_ miles fr. m rlvi ' road, $12 per aire; a real Part of lot 369, joins L about 70 acres, only Half cash. Jump. 1 per n"* 2 lots, 20, 21; No. 20, (corner) $175 streets. ** For tho above four special price will be made chaser. 170; v Durham and ^<"1' ���.. one p"! REAL ESTATE BROKERS Telephone 333 Front Street Telephone_333 August 13, 1907. frains & Steamers THE DAILY NEWS. ^s��^a_flfi*s*. ;^^���i.^.^��� - C.P-B- MAIN LINE. ��rt N.W. 15.10 arr N. W. 11.35. SION BRANCH iim ���J1;. . , ar. Seattle 15.50. ��� ur. N. W. 18.40. I goattli R WESTMINSTER JUNCTION. l��N.W. I riT NORTHERN RAILWAY. SrE,.- q ���>() a in.; ar. Seattle 4 p.m. P'J'J.'435P.m.;ar. Seattle 10 pjn S3i) 10.35, 15.40, 17.35. ���',- H.35, 16.40, 18.40. ar. N. W. \ W 4 ".-VANCOUVER J'V 3 P- m- aad 9:B5 P- "��� ���Vancouver 8.35 a.m.. and 4 p.m. , X R-PORT GUICHON. m w'9:35 a.m.; ar. Guichon >_0 D.na- ' v cuichon, 2:40 p. m.; ,j{pm. and 6 p.m. "MCdaELKCTHlC-VANCOUVER. New Westminster 5.50. 6.50, 1 I\a. rn- anl every halt hour there" w an ii p- m- Z Vancouver for Westminster at ,sc hours. Fraser River and Gulf UP RIVER. KiN. vV, Mon prom Chwk. Tu. ^^^^^^ fa. W. Tu., Th.. Sat. 8 a.m. |,. wk. Sun., Wed.. Frl.. 7 a.m DOWN RIVER. SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN Ing and being ln the Distrie't ������' w Westminster, in the Province ''' :; tish Columbia, more particularly p and described as lot 7, subdiv- ������ m of Northwest quarter of Section iv :i ihip 2. j cense will be issued, also printed i forms of tender and envelope, may be obtained at this Department or at tbe Tenders for License to Cut Timber office of the Crown Timber Agent at on Dominion Lands in the Pro- \ New Westminster, B. C. vince of British Columbia. Each teneler must be accompanied PROFESSIONAL SEAUED TENDERS addressed to by an accepted cheque on a chartered HQM |"-i 1 each of you are required STEAD REGULATIONS ontest the claim of the tax pur-, "~ ~ j bank in favor of the Deputy of the __ ������ within forty-five days from I the Comissioner of Dominion Lands, Minister of the interior, for the am- , ��� late of the first publication of Department of the Interior, and mar Any available Do . 's notice upon you, otherwise I shall ed on the envelope "Tender for Tini- .. " Ra " '������ ' ' Colum- -��� Mar*aret ^bson. ** owner' ber Berth No. 525," will be received at bia, may be hum, ��� ... _ . thereof in tee. Anel I herebv direct! .... ' ���' ' .ha. ,,���Mi���nii��� , ._,- , a i 'ths Department unti 12 o'clock noon son who i. . ��� ... . .. Mldt publication for thirty days in a; v ��� a lan"'y. dally newspaper published at New "" Wednesday, the 28th day of August ��� age, to Westminster of this notice will be I "07. for a license to cut timber on the extent, of 0m q ,.tion of j good and sufficient service thereof. 160 acres, more or less. Entry must be made the local land office ror the district in ,, - which the land is situate. The homesteader Is required to per- ______ form the conditions aected there- To Fredrlck Thro"B" HOWAY. RET!) & BOWES. Panda ters. solicitors, etc., 42 1.0-n^ street, opposite Court House. New Westminster. A Whealler, P.O. Box Westminster. Phone 143. WHITESIDE & EDMONDS. Barristers and solicitors, Blackie Blk., ;ount of the bonus which the applicant Columbia street, New Westminster. . Berth No. 525, comprising lands situ- Dated at the Land Registry Office, j at(? ia the Province of British Colum- mally a' N !W VVHStminster. Province of British | i,la- and described as follows: is prepared to pay for a license. Tbe highest or any tender not nec- cessarily .accepted. No tender by telegraph will be entertained. PERLEY G. KEYES. W. J. W'hiteside. H. L. Edmonds MR. J. P. HAMPTON BOLE, solicitor of the supreme court. Offices Canadian Bank of Commerce huiM- Ing, Columbia street, opposite postofflce, New Westminster. Money to Secretary, loan. Columbia, this 18th el with under one of July, A.D., '������ Timber Berth No. 525, comprising | the North half of section 20, West of C. S. KEITH, | Mara Lake, the North half of section District Registrar. ' 29, and all section 32 in Township 20, 11 and H. Burton.' Range 8, West of the 6th merielian, | Department of the Interior, Ottawa, July 5th, 1907. NEW WESTMINSTER UND DISTRICT. MARTIN. WEART ft -*'���"��� barristers ..xJeJtor*. -y- Wed. Frid. 8 a.m Th., Sat., 7 a.m ^^^^^ e of I ,winS plans; All persons served with this notice, containing an area of 185 square miles , Vancouver, B. C, timber cruise dl At least six months residence and those cl laimlng through or trader more or less. upon and cultivation of tho land in them, and all persons claiming any each year for three years. teresl in the said land by virtue of (2) If the father (or mother, if the ;,I1V unregistered instrument, and all awarding the berth. tathe Is deceased), of the homestead persons claiming any interest in the Tbe regulations unde The berth must be surveyed within ��� year after the date of tbe notice flees: New Westminster, trapp But.. corner Clarkson and Lorne street.*. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_Vancouver, rooms 21 to 24. 445 '>aa- Take notice that I, Henry Grose, of i vllle street. Jjseph Martin, K. C., j- W Weait, W. tl. McQuarrie. II. A- ia" Bourne. Mr. Martin wijl be in t.h> tend to apply for a timber license | Westminster offices every Friday af over the following described lands, | ternoott which a 11- hssfer- r- o s ���''��� ��� '"-���������- Sunday 2 p.m Add. trlj Mo lay, 6 a.m. Fron: Steveston, 7 a.m. (Frl. 6 a.m.) er resieles upon a farm In the vicinity b. I he lan I ��� utered for, the n [U mi .' - i ' ��� lence maj be -r. fled ���i.' such pei ��� en residing with the : ��� oi (3) If thi ettlei has hi - pei aan enl : i si li ;. i| -ie farming lan I o .:. ed by him In the rii lnity of '..- stead, the requirements as to resi- [i d ������ tn ij I ������ itisfle I ij resi len ��� upon the said land. ��� situate in the Coast District: 1���Commencing at a post planted _ at S. E. corner thereof and situate I bia aid McKenzie Btreets, New West about 20 chains distant in a N. E. direction from the S. W. corner of sur- I veyed lot 495, thence north 100 chains, ^k\^k\^k\^g^k\^k\W^ast\s\tWaWtM ��� _, thence west 40 chains, tbence south Each tender must be accompanied an accepted check ou a chartered ; 160 chalns. thenoe eaiit 10 cnalns- '? t���,. v.|i-;, a,.t r section :''"lk ln fuvor o�� the De:)Uty o�� the ! 2~CommencinS at a post planted at : Township 16 New Westminster Minlster ot the Interior' ��or thc> am" ! the south-east corner thereof and All that pari of the South '0!:llt ut' the bonus which the appU" ' about 100 chains distant in a aorth I mini- ic nrcoffl^ t^> nil, fr,r a lir��__T.c��> I direction from tbe south-west corner "iii land by descent, whose title is | cense will be issued, also printed registered under the provisions of; forms of tender and envelope, may be ie "Land Registry Act," shall be for- obtained at this Department or .at the ��� estopped and debarred from set- office of tbe Crown Timber Agent at ' ag up any claim to or in respect of j New Westminster, B. C. -���lid land ho sold for taxes as provided by the "Land Registry Act.' I Mail Service C. P. R. train at 7 ,-,. 11 p in.: iSamas and S eattle, via Distrf ��� . _ . .,_,.- ii f��� cant is prepared to pay for a license. Ba-t Q-iaricr ol said Section lying to ' ' Six months' notice iu writing should the North and West of Lo! 17. Group The highest or any tender not ! be given to the Commissioner of Do 2, and ill thai art of the North East ���'������"essarily accepted. minion Lands at Ottawa ee. intention Quarter of said Section lying to the: So tender by telegraph will be en- ,- to apply for ; itenl West of Lol 356, Gioup 2. I tertained. Coal lanls may be pure ased al flO LAND REGISTRY ACT. PERLEY G. KEYES, Huntingdon Per acre for soft coal and $20 for an- A Certificate o�� indefeasble Title Secretary. thracite. Not more than 320 acres to the above property will be issued to j Department of the Interior, GEORGE E. MARTIN, Barrister and Solicitor, Guichon block, Colum- minstei, B. C. W. MYERS GRAY, Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public, in practice since 1S91 at New Westminster. B.C. Offices removed to Curtis Block, Claris- son street, opposite Court House. P.0 Box 169. Telephone 64. F. HANSFOR D, Barrister, i, dailj except Sun d;; Sapperton No. 1. daUy e\ :epi C ;arj an 1 Vancouvi r, N i II C P.R. east) daily. Malls :; ove po nl - received it 13] ni . B. C. Electric railwa. ( 7:45 ... m : |Vane ever, No. 1, dallyexcept Sun :. mail ree eived 9 a. in. :. j (i.X.it. train, 8 15 a.m.: C ��� Nlcomekl, Port Kelli Hall's Prairie, Blaine aal oints in Washington an I ls e all points In eastern exci ut Sunday. Return ��� ived at 3:30 p. in. 'can be acquired by one individual or j Margreta Jensen, on the Hub day of company. Royaltj at 'lie nre of ijn August, 1907, unless In the meantime cents per ton ounds shall be a valid objection thereto is made to Ottawa, June 29th, 1907. ected on I he _"'is> out put. W. W. CORY, li--. ���. of 'iie Minister of the tn terlor, X, B ���Unaul horlze I ition o this ad\ irtisement will not be p il for. SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, und endorsed "Ten- nie in writing by a person or persons claiming an estate or interest therein, or in any part thereof. C. S. KEITH. Disl ricl Registrar of Til les Land Registry Office. '..- - alias- ���-. !_!. C. .1 ily IS, 1907. The person or persons hav::;4 in their custo;, or possession the fol- ivi lng Titi ��� 1 iee Is el itlng to the sai.: a , operty are requested I 1 deliver thej same to the undersigned. Conveyance dated 9th May. 1894. of surveyed lot 495, thence north 80 chains, tbence south SO chains, theuce west so chains, tbence south SO chains thence east SO chains, containing 640 acres more or less. 2���Commencing at a post planted at the southeast comer thereof aud situate about 120 chaius distant in a north-westerly direction from the south-west corner of surveyed lot 495, ^thence north Sn chains, thence west j SO chants, tbence south SO chains. SEALFir "ENDERS addressed to the thence east SO chains, containing 640 Commissi*:! ' of Dominion Lands, |acres more ��'' le"- ���Commencing at a post planted W. Solicitor, etc., Crs��cent block, corner Columbia and McKenzie streets, New Westminster, B. C. Ten for Liceris-: !.: Zj'. T ,.on Lands in the Pr ��� Columbia. Department o. the Interior, and mark- l ed on the envelope ������Tender for Tim-; will be received at tbe soutl: co,ner thereof und at the north west corner of surveyed lot 495, thence north SO chains, tbence ber Berth No. 524,' this Department until 12 o'clock! east SO chains, thence south SO chains noon on Wednesday, the 21st day of thence west SO chains, containing 040 ������,_ ��� ,. acres more or less. , August, 1907, for a license to cut tim-! I der for Electric Elevator, Calgary. fr0m Thomas Graves Gregson to Eliz- Uta., Public Building," will be receiv- abeth McGregor. Tuesdays and Thursdays; ed at this office until Friday, A igusl Wednesdays and Satur-1 2, 1907, inclusively for the construe-j :, mail received Mon 1 tys y I!. C. Electric railway. A. WHEALLER. 42 Lome Street, New Westminster, B.C., Solicit >r for Applicant. ber on Berth No.524, comprising lands situate in the Province of British Columbia, and described as follows: acres more or less. 5���Commencing at a post planted about sn chains LAND REGISTRY ACT. N 1. 2; Vii t irl e. No t: - P.I . dal exi e it Sunday li 1 eceived al 2 p. 111. y carrier, 1:1" p. m.: . dally excepl San lay reci Ived al 1:10 p, in. . ,.:! ler 12 00 noon: . 1, Tues I ivs and Fi delays vej Tues laj - anil tio:i of an electric elevator at the Calgary, Alta., Public Building. Plans tendering are notified that tenders will nol be considere I .:. es - ned with their actual signatures. Each tender musl be accompanied u,j east portion (62 1-10) acres of ,. an accepted 1 leque on a chartered Un> fractional south ea>t quarter of ink, made payable to the ordei if section 16, township 24, Whereas the il inourable the Minister ��� : Public [)rO0f of the I iss of certificate of ith Works, equal to li n per cent. 1 10 p.c.) number 1416F. issued in tbe name of ��� ��� tie amouni ol the ti ade . which ��111 be foi feiti ���! If th p: rl ten i r- le ill ��� ���.�� : Into a conl 1 icl w lien ft ilie I 11 to do so, or ! ��� 1 1 impli b '��������� ; k e :.��� racte I C. P.R. boat, 2:30 p .11. .,,��� [( ,i���, ,,.��� 1( , ... not aC( ,, ��� ;: , 1. ou Saturdays | cheque will be returned. I v, Ila thani Island. Port ��� ^eston, Sunburj. dally ;: ��� irn mails receiv- ��� ' in. to 11 a. in. Wednesday. Return Ine sdays anel Saturdays. B.C. Electric railway. Ralph Siddale has ieeen filed in this office. Noti :e i- here iy givSn thai 1 sha I, at the expiration if one month fr em the date of the first publication her< if, Iss te 1 iplicate of the said 1 ��� rtifi- cate, unless in the meantime vail i ob- In writing. in.: N 1, 3; Sun la; ��� p. in. Victoria, No. 2; He',urn mails teturn mail it The Department does not t ind itself j jection be made t( m to ae 'pt the lnwi's; 01 any tei I r. By 01 FRED, GELINAS, Seen ta y, Di ��� menl of Public Works, Ottawa, July I, 19 1". New spai ers ��111 nol be paid E01 thl advi rtisemenl if ihe;. ins,':- li n\; h oul a ithority from the Depa tl al north-west corner j distant. In a northerly direction from the north east corner of lot 495, thence Timber Berth No. 524, comprising east ,() chainSj thence sollth 160 Legal Subdivision 14 of Section 12, chains, tbence west in chains, thence Township 6, Range ','. West of the 7th north 100 chains, containing 040 acre's Meridian, containing au area of 40 : more or less, acres, more or less. HENRY GROSE. The berth must be surveyed within Located July G, 1907. cne year after the date of the notice,""" ~ ~ awarding the berth. The regulations under which a license will be issued, also printed ^ forms of tender and envelope, may lie obtained at this Department or at tbe office of tbe Crown Timber Agent a: New Westminster, B. C. IHE MISSION jJMBEK CO. NOTICE OF. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP D reci turn G.N, Fyler, I p m.: point s. dally exce it iii null 11 p, 111. C 1 Ml. train at 5:05 p. . > loses al 1:38 p.m.: Vancouver, No. 96 i(' ���n 1 mall). Return mall 10:35 a. m. No. 2; Millside, No, 2; I ni;. excepl Sunday. Re- eived at 10:35 a, m. ninster Iron Works the C immlssl m r of Dominion Lan Is, I).' eai menl of the Interior, an I ma . ���': i'ii the envel ipe "Tendei I 1 Tim ������' Berth No. 526." will be r - until In tha Matter of the "Trjstees and Executors Act." and in the Matter cf the Estate of Augustus William Lundbom. Deceased. All persons luaving an.v claims 0 le- tlle "' A .L' i-' :- _____________���_______���_____________________��� ceiveJ at this Departraen Wiiiiam Lundbom late of Surrey Centre, British Columbia, d 'ased, are hereby requied in file with the un- derstgne l their names an I an 1 full particulars of their claims, and the nature of the securities (if an\ 1 held bj them, duly verified or before 'he' "1st day 1907, Notice Is hereby given thai aftei the said date the executors wlll proi 1 to said estate' amongst the C. S. KEITH. ��� , j^_ Districl R Sistra: of Titles. is prepared to , iy for a license. _ L . 1 Registry Offlc . Tlle highest or any tender not nee N --v Westminster, B. C. July 6, i:,:i7 essarily accepted. , No tender by telegraph will be en Tenders for License to Cu: Timber tertained. on Dominion Lands in the Pro- PERLEY G. KEYES, vince of British Columbia. Secretary. . Department of tbe Interior. SEALED TENDERS addressed to Ottawa, June 25th, 1907. NOTICE is hereby given that thej partnership heretofore subsisting be- Each tender must he accompanied tween Joseph Cameron and Joseph I by an accepted cheque on a chartered Mark McDonald as "The Mission I bank in favour of the Deputj of the Lumber Company" of the District of Minister of the Interior, for the am- NeW Westminster has been dissolved | ount of the bonus which the applicant | by mutual consent as of the 29th day I BOARD OF TRADE.���New Westmin ster Board of Trade meets in the Board Room, City Hall, as follows. Second Wednesday of each mouth. Quarte.ly meetings on the second Wednesday of February, May, August and November, at 8 p. m. Annual meetings on the seee.nd Wednesday of February. New members may be proposed and elected at any monthly or quarterly meeting. A. E. Wh"e, Sec. I. O. O. F.���AMITY LODGE, NO. 27��� The regular meetings of this lodge are held in Oddfellews' hall, Columbia street, every Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. S. Gregory- elially Invited to attend. C. S. Richmon, N. G.; A. V. D. Me Donald, V. (!.; AV. C. Coatham, R, S.; G, (!. Davy, F. S.; Alex. Adams, treasurer. V O. U. W.���FRASER LOCGE No. 3 ��� Meetings the first and third Tuesday in each month. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. Lodge room, A. 6. U. W. hall, Oddfellows' block, Clarkson street. O. S. Corripan. recorder; Louis Witt, master workman. POSE OF COLUMBIA LODGE No. 115, SONS OF ENGLAND, B. S.��� Red Rose Degree meets Second and Fourth Wednesday of each month, In K. of P. Hall, Columbia St.. at 8 p. m., White Rose Degree, Fourth Wednesday in e.vh month, same time and place. Visiting Brethren cordially invited. E. B. Stinch- combe. Pres.. H. Disney, Secretary. 12 i'i ' 1 ic 'ii on We Inesday, the -i' b daj of Se itember, 1907, for a license 10 cut timber on ben li No, 526, comprising land of June, 19117. All debts owing to the said partnership are to be paid to Joseph Cameron of Sapperton in the District of N'ew Westminster and all claims against the said partnership arc to be presented to the said I Joseph Cameron by whom the same | will be settled. Dated at New Westminster this 13th day of July, 1907. Witness:. JOS. CAMERON ,1. II. JOHNSON. .1. M. MCDONALD Tenders for License to Cut Timber on Dominion Lands in the Province of British Columbia. eill August, SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed "Tender for Public Building, Cumberland, 11. c.." will be received at this office until Monday, August 19, 1907, in- ��� cliusivcly, for the construction of a SEALED TENDERS addressed to public building, Cumberland, B. C. .;��� British Columbia, and described as the Commissio.ner of Dominion Lamls. plans ami specification can be seen Departmenl of the Interior, and and forms of tender obtained at this marked on tiie- envelope "Tender for ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^���,. . Timber Hei'lh No. 527." will ih" North luilf of the bourn Eas ... ��� '"' ._, ,., celved at this Department quarter of Section 33, Township 12 situate in the Province ] COURT BRUNETTE, No. 4099, ! O.F. ���Meets tbe Fourth Friday in the month at 8 o'clock, in the small halt, Oddfellows' block. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend. J. B. Rushton, C. R.; F. P. Maxwell, R. S. i-OURT ROYAL COLUMBIA, No. 8308, A. O. F.���The regular meetings of this Lodge are held on the Second and Fourth Tuesdays of each month at S p. ni. in the Oddfellows' Hall. Visiling Brethren are cordialy invited to attend. E. C. Firth, C. R.; F. P. Maxwell, Sec. THE ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEMPERANCE meet every Wednesday at 8 o'clock p. m., in Oddfellows' Hall, Columbia street. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited to attend, Geo. Burr, S. O; N. R. Browa, Sec. foi ws:��� Tlni ier Berth No. comprising South Easl re- untll 12 '""����� -' "" ^11Catl0D t0 "'" nOC^.O^O^^^^SL^ postmaster at Cumberland Persons tendering are notified that distribute tin' iasi " ; c >ast Meridian, con tain ing au o'clock noon on Wednesday, the 4th tenders will not be considered unless! ilea of SO acres, more or less. 1 day of September, 1907, for .1 license made on the printed form supplied, CAMP, 191.���Meets on the First and Third Tuesday of every month in K. ot P. Hall. John McNiven, Chief; J. J. Forrester, Rec. Sac. I GEVKK V! Shu to CUt timber on Berth No. 527, com- ;U1(I Blgned wit)l theh. ^^^^^^^m .parties eiHiteVd i'"'''';"1' ^^^H ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ MACHINHI and H.INUINE onlj to the claims ol whic ^ Bwlll! one year after the date of the notice or UritisU Columbia, and described as The berth must be surveyed within ,,,.^1,,,. >allds situate in the Province tares. WORK, uien, y'Mlri|l;s'U. HKIUUhl ano olRtlCTURAL IRON win'K Fe rtiami j ?.cflB. Oat Iron worn, inciudlnn 1 th'n 1U,V" ";"' n0theeproceeds of the awarding the berth l"V" . ������ ,, lis- The regulations un ler whicn a l> .state, or any pari thereof, so ds ��� 0f whose claim cens not be liable for .-��� ite, or anj i>n ributed to any pen will be issued, also Mall ,".''P3' *"ire Escapes, etc 'Itsii ' 's nt"' correspondence in JOHN REID, GBlli; BTKJUJDT. ^e�� \y ilnrter. K O 474 they had nol notice al the time or < _ tribution thereof. Dated this 24th daj of July. 1907. Solicitor^ John McKenzie and John Churchland, executors ... abov< estate. f dis- forms 01 ictual signa- I _<�� ^^^^^^^^^Each temler must r,e accompanied by an accepted check on a chartered | ber of the fire alarm boxes in the city: printed ' " '"" commeIlc,nS bank, made payable to the order of the at the West end of the most North- honorajjie the Minister of PubXc | follows: ��� Timber Berth No, FIRE ALARM BOXES. Following is the location and num- THE MORNING PAPER TELLS THE NEWS FIRS! ,, ���.,".. 'i,"i."a"irie"'<"�� TAKE NOTICE thai a '"'������" mnde '" reg?StvLMsimple under! necessarily accepted se.n as the owner In lm o 1 ��� No ,���.���,���, bv telegraph will b< " M.P'ire-. K";'s,,��- bearlng ,' -,,, i,v of November. A D., tote the rth daj ,n DepttI parcel nr ti.ue ender and envelope, may be | erly boundary of Timber Berth 200; 1 Works, equal to ten per cent (10 p.c.) obtained al this Department or at the |ll(,..(,(, I0;ist .llong saU North bound- of the amount of the tender, which office of the Crown Timber agent at afy q[ Tlmb��� Berth 290, 20 Cnains. wlll ,,e forfeited if the party tender- New Westminster, B. C. mo,v (1[. ]tiss ,,, lne West boundary of |ng decline to enter Into a contract Each tender must be. accompanied Tlmber Be].th n7S. thence North,: when called upon to do so, or if he fail by an accepted cheque on a chartered L^ong s;li(i WeBt boundary of Timber t0 complete the work contracted for. bank In favour of the Deputy of the , Benh ..-^^ 12Q chlllnSi m0tv or less, to ! jf t)le tender be not accepted the check Minister of the interior, for the ���l,��-' ;he shore ot Pltt ___e. thence West; wlll bo returned, ount of the bonus which the appll- 20 , chalnSi mol.e .... le8a> to equal The department does not hind Itself length of South boundary; thence tQ aocept the lowest or any tender. ' South lib chains, more or less, to LAND REQ,8TRYnjSotl has [ cant Is prepared to pay for a license. ' et Rob- i The highest or any temler not point of commencement containing an area of 240 .acres, mo "e or less. PERLEY G, KEYES, iLiecretary. nent of the Interior, Ottawa, July 5th, 1907. By Order, FRED, GELINAS, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H Secretary. The berth musl be surveyed within j Department of Public Works, one year after the date of the notice Newspapers Inserting this adver- awardlng the berth. tlseme'nt without authority from the j The regulations under which a 11- depart ment will not be paid for it. 5���Asylum. 6���Royal City Mills. 7���Carnarvon and Tenth. S���Royal avenue and Eighth. 9���Fifth avenue and Twelfth. 12���St. Mary's Hospitalf 18���Second and Park Row. 14���Columbia and Dufferlri, 15���Sapperton. 23���Queen's avenue and Sixth. 21��� .el avenue and Second. 25���Fifth avenue and Fourth. 20���Fifth avenue and Eighth. 27���Third avenue an.l Tenth. "2���Agnes and Sixth. 34���Schaake Machine Works. r!5���Columbia and McKenzie. 3fi���C.P.R. Station. 42���Small and Buckland Mills. I nr "" THE DAILY NEWS. TUESDAY. AUGUST ������ ������*���'������ **$**>#**&*>*���#* **������**' I NEW HOUSE and 3 Cleared Lots ��� ��� in West End, close to tram line; frontage on two streets; 5 rooms; cement foundation; water in the house; cellar. t Price $1600. Enquire for terms. X For Sale exclusively by | W. J. KERR ��� Fire and life insurance agem, Real Estate Broker ��� 276-278 Columbia St, Westm inster, B.C. Phone 170 ��� **y**y**y**y**y**y**b**y*y**y**i ** ** ****** ���< ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� SEATTLE SLEUTHS HOT ON THE SCENT Bill Miner Recognized in Sound City Suburb���Police In Hot Pursuit. $1,OOQ will buy 160 acres in Maple Ridge municipality. We don't mean $1000 for the first payment, but $1000 ALL TOLD. You can double your money on this inside ot 6 months. Malins, Coulthard & Co. Ltd J. H. VIDAL, Mgr. Real Estate Department ��� Underwood Empire I v Typewriters:. AT J. J. MACKAY & COS j BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS ! and NEWS DEALERS **************************************************** _'>::o::cc*:>:>:>:>;:o:>.>;>;:c��C'��>>x��>>J| S New Stock Patterns - OF Seattle, Aug. 12.��� Hill Miner, the escaped convict from Ihe New Westminster penitentiary, is either in Seattle or in this vicinity, according to information in the hands of the Seattle police. Yesterday evening a squad el detectives and a sergeanl wire sent ou) em a rush call to South Seattle where Miner weis believed to he at that time. Before they arrived the man bad disappeared, although he was* traced through Beveral sections of the country aboul South Seattle and Georgetown Thai Minei Is bere Is the firm belief of lhe police anel every efforl Is bi Ing pin forth to gel him. Losl nighl the patrol officers thai wenl een eliiiy at s o'cloch wire given the best description available eef the man. However, the officers or the New Westminster penitentiary have neglected* to send the Seattle police either an accurate description or a late photograph of the convict. The description of Miner In the hands of the police lias been obtained principally from the newspapers. Miner was recognized on the road just north of Georgetown yesierday afternoon by a woman who says she knows him welL The woman would not give ber name to the police. She was riding in an automobile from ��� Georgetown to Seattle and saw Miner. al a point near Georgetown where an old house is being moved. As soon as she arrived in Seattle she stopped Sergt. of Police Frank Bryant and informed him of ber discovery. Sergt. Bryant at once reported to | headquarters And Detectives Tom Ryan, Jeff McClurg and Frank Clark were detailed. Tbe officers took :i 'street car to Georgetown and went to the place where Miner is reported to have been seen. Tbey found that he had stopped al a residence on the road leading from Georgetown in South Seattle ami had secured a drink of water. From theie he went to South Seattle. He was seen there, but no further trace of him could be found. That he is making an attempt to get to Seattle to conned with someone whei may give- him a gun is the belli f e.f the police. It was ascertained yesierday that ihe convict's coat found at Smith's cove does not belong to Miner. The coat w,as found there two weeks ago, before .Miner made his escape. It Iwas thrown away, it is believed, by one of the Walla Walla convicts who made his escape lately. Several short- it!;!) men nave made their escape trom the rock quarry gangs. OPENING OF ANOTHER WEEK of Bargain Giving at Collister's Summer Clearance Sale Our Big Summer Sale will close the end of this week. Those One lot of Wash Skirts, $1.95 each This lot comprises the balance of 3 special lots on sale during the past week. We have ] i gether for this week's special list. All New Skirts, made of such materials as White Pique, Duck Drill and! Regular price $2.75, $3.25 t. $3.75 Sale price each Lawn; also Linen Crash and Colored Ducks. $L95\ Further Reductions on Wash Suits 10 only, Women's White Lawn, Muslin and Gingham Wash Suits. With still many week- . I tn look forward to, these suits will prove an economical costume for end-of-the-season wear. \\- ...... , .���] ^- I lot priced, during the early part of thc sale, at $.'..75; the few which are left we sell this week for le Regular values in this lot were $-1.75 to $6.00 rf> 9 j -I This week sale price 0��Ji7jl A NEW LIST OF BARGAINS LACE NET DOOR PANELS SLIGHTLY SOILED. 95c EACH. Made of Nei with lace frill .anel Insertion, regular price $1.25, sale price 95c. One let Nottingham Lace Panels, regtl i price 35c, sale [nice 25c. SLIGHTLY SOILED FANCY LINENS GREATLY REDUCED. line lot of Centre Pieces. Doylies, Tray Cloths, Sideboard Scarves, etc.. in many qualities. Clearing ihis wee ).; .it 15 to 25 per cent, reductions. COLORED TABLE COVERS NOW 65c. 85c and $1.15. Colored ' '������;���<':: in red em I v. bite and w hiti mixtures, regular ; rii es ���<���<���. fl 00 and $1.35, sail pi ������ ��� .- 65c. 85c anei $1.15. in the House- Furnishing Department SLIGHTLY SOILED MARCELLA QUILTS, $3.45 EACH. Only 8 Quilts in this loi whi havi I been a little soili el " ri .. ., ��� \ lull sizes and excelb . | Regulai- values $4.25 anil $4.; .,. Bale price $3.45. WE ARE OFFERING EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN LOW PfilCE LACE CURTAINS.I 15 pair odd lines nl Lae ��� 1 irtaimj 2 yards long, regulai ;���; ice $1 | price per pair 75c. 2ii pair Lace Curtains, regu | $2.2b. sale price $1.75. UO pair Lace Curtains, > r. $1.25, sale pricf per paii 95c. No goods on approbation or exchanged during the sale. Everything as advertised. W. S. Collister & Co. 247 Columbia Street New Westminster, B.C. This store dotes at S p. m.i every day except Saturday.: Shop early inl the morning. CONVICT CAPTURED IN EARLY MORNING ��*X<*Z<*l<*X<<tt '���; ........ m :���: JUST OPENED AT- MOREY'S 217-219 Columbia St. Al '. a let el' lovely things in CHINA. suitable fur wedding gifts. What looks nicer than good teeth, properly kept in order? Use MUIR'S Tooth Powder and keep them clean. T. A. MUIR We have just opened up a nice iine of ALUjMINUM GOODS, including��� Preserving Kettles Tea Kettles Rice Boilers Etc., Etc. These goods are giving splendid satisfaction, and we recommend them. Provincial Constable Wilkie accompanied by assistants lefl for Hazel- ton em Saturday evening 10 r< ni w the chase u 1 Gun-a-nool tit" allege i murderer ol two white men n ��� Hazeiton in June 1906. The two men who accom., 'ii, 1 him from this city were \V. Huntli . and Mr. Murgetroyd, formerly conductoi for the B. ('. Electric railwa. company. Nature's Object Lesson I ANDERSON I 1 y LUSBY Canadian Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY 2 Transcontinental Trains 2 DAILY Excursion rates to all poinls Easl July Srd, Ith and ath; August Mti. tth and 10th. Tickets good for three in' nths. , ED. GOULET, O. f. K. Agent. New Westminster. >>:>;**��:>:*>;��:**>;e��:>:>;>;'C^>:'*'��;>;>;-��.?^ Optical Department A large proportion of the public thes. days went' GLASSES���still a larger proportion need them. We are iti sha]H to suit L-iasse-j to any sight no matter how young or how old. Vi;u may have jue-'t tailing sight or yoli may have mixed sight. It's al! ilu- same to us, we have tiie appliances emii glasses to suit anybody ami everybody. As t..i prices, we'll we have ihem from DO cents up. Ml KIT NO PAY. How many in this life are like the butterfly win, lives in Hi.- enjoyments ami pleasures of the present, with no though! ol the n.eii row, ami how few. < ompara- tlvely, are liki ihe ant which continually labors, preparing for thai rainy hay or cold weather which is sure iii come��� No, the "Butterfly" man is not a success. It takes a "Hustler" to get on in the world. Start it now. We can show you choice investments in City and Farm Properties. Now is the time to start. Buying now will insure good profits. We can show you how, by buying right, 'tis easy to make Money in Real Estate Counterfeiter Enjoys Two Days' Liberty���Famished When Rounded Up. Seattle, \ _ig, 12.���Herman Wendt, the countei y iti r �� ho esca] ed for the- si cond iim" from the Uniti I Slates penitentiary on McNeill's Island at nexm Friday, was captured al ihi' extreme western ��� nd of the :- land y< -���������1 'lay morning at 6;30 < 'clock by Deputy Sheriff Henry Rie f of King county and Guard Smith of the prison. ii was Smith who caught th. convict after liis formi r escape, \\'e-'ii!i was. returned in the prison, the irons which had been remove from him a short lime before hia esi ape. wei. replaced ami he w is placed :n solitary confinement. Thai We ndt had made all prepa a- tions to gi t ofl ihe' island l.y mi ans of a raft is evi lenced ley th ��� facl tha when captured he hail an axe, a cross- cul saw. a pockel full of nails ami an -nr nr witli ���. hie h to construct lhe float, iie- heel mail.. hjs way to the- j western . n I of the. island anl �� is at the wi stern end of the islan.I an I ��'as a' Hi, point where the strip of water between the mainland ami ihe Island Is ilu nai rowest. Dining the tin,.. vVendi ha.- been away from ithe prison he has eaten I nothing Inn b< rries and wheat. The j berries al this iim.. of ihi' yen. are ] ! very plentiful on the Island and the ! wheat he. secured from farm I oui i He had stolen the tools. Smith and Rief were walking down a trail near ilu west end when ihey , say (he convict. Upon being cum- manded to throw up his hands, he I halted and did as lie w,as told. Re- I garding his movements he would saj J nothing. He rc mained Bllent and walked sullenly hack to the. prison with his captors, W. E. FALES' MONEY-MAKING RECIPE �� 1 am the pioneer Furniture and Heeuse Furnishings Di ��� . Funeral 1 ��i Director .and Embalmer, ami I will sen you anything in mylim Jl ;���; and will give you better value ihan you can gel in am .'1 '���' *| V in the city. Try me. :���! V I 1 Wall Papers in endless variety. Oilcloth from 25c up. China u Matting from 15c up. Linoleums from 45c up. Curtain Stretch- m ers, the best made, $2.25 per set. Carpets, all grades and ffl prices. Iron Beds, white and tint enamels. $3.50 and uo. Pre- J ambulators and Go-Cirts of all descriptions. >, ,���, All kinds of job work an I .-��� pairing done on shorti t notice. R >! j��j able prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Xew goods ������ ng J ;} I havi -i I the Med; an! am still doing business In thi same ;���; �����< and In the same old wav. J �� ���* ��>>>>>>>>i<��>Xo>>.:o.^ I). S. 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