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WJ INSURANCE ;WESTM!N1TERLB:C White, Shiles & Co REAL ESTATE 260 Columbia St. Phone 85 <-.;:-, .... *.' MBI R :'''' NEW Tlns 2'1-ANK ALONE WILL J-'|,q.\T JARDINE. 1 it, B. C, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2::, 190S FIVE a_ l*!-.l. COI'"*. ' INSTtTllTIUNS VISITED IH liKANB JUKY PANEL ���/alyal: Recor mendations or of t- ��� -��� Gaol lum���-Seg egation Suggested W HORSE Of DELTA MAKES *"1F"��� " STRONG PLEA EOR LIBERALS I ��� t made by thi jury 11 ju ��� ��� ; . ��� i- toni .... ul i - foi -tii u- ."ii in he Improvei the ] 'he nei i. m ��� . i ari raisi asylum uul tin Ri ... ; Colum . . pita The rd m mag ��� have ��� i he i t hi ��� ��� tention to h tin Grand Jury's Presentm ��� I : ��� ��� We, ���'��� ��� ��� itment .. ������ : ��� Ic ������ ��� ;-i -.'.. N -.. Wi .ited the ������ he . . wi mi y the wa and . . ��� ���. li-1 con I I over the institution where we foui scrupulously clean an I ma ' - ���. lenci - ��� * order and dis Iclpline .in i greal credit due ihe offi-1 clals ��� thi prevailing circum- Btanci is the building is far from up to date. Although we would not recommend any great expenditure at present, nnless It was thoroughly re- novat' !. there could be a few im- provements at little cost, namely; there is a space taken up bv two un- OUESTIONFD BY COURT ^-^^ ,���. ,. x 'place! >:��� a go*id shower, thus en- |ablin- -... prisoner to lie bathed more MEETING DE WESTS1DE VOTER ENTHUSIASTIC EOR IM Mr. Whealler Delivers Addre&s Showing Why Country ishould Return Laurier Administration on Monday on Record of Finance, Labor and Immigration -.' hicl ��� ral can t St. Ba , i , 11 ;. ans in ; _ v. .. a k< .1. li. ac aid A. V Of Va (lag I cl ... ; in a ��������� ��� - - . ui. ri ��� ��� jai u ���: ��� :. lhe Nev .Vi pi opo . iw i\ h. suppon Mr. Jai ���;. ii Mr. Taylor. !-, ivith I he .-; lestio in tl ri .-ni cam said In part: ��� Ick to oui ov, n party. 1 :. . : always vot< d Li i .... ii en in ('.mad:!, ml on. . hi ii ���. ohibitive, a : ��� ��� ��� ��n. try, i ....., i : , to -i ��� ��� ��� a the ful On word fui ei ��� this poinl .. '.. l . :,.��� ::. . . . dl alillg thi liu lus, who an fi How subjects under the '!: Itlsh crown, and with I nt men on Loth sides of Chinese and Japanesi who are sub- |JofinOliver Deals With Record of Government in Masterly Manner, Bringing Oui Foixible Arguments in Support of Robert Jardine's Candidacy ---GoodMeeting at Langley. j -:':- - elng taken in tende! to carry it out; sufflcl ilgn by electors In monej had alreadj been voted to ac- Ing ami agricul- '",ll'llisl1 ;l!' ,h*' w<l,k thal v"u"' "' ,,,,, v , , .1,,..,. done up to the end of the financial I- cations th.u the '',; and 'li''"��� vvas "" ,1"i'" "ial a llfcerai�� celve an effective ,ni,'i"" '"'-'"���"'s would be devoted ���- . j,lg , ir 0( Ul , ih m ; taking I re il vv is com- | .ia ... j pitted The scheme was one thai Mental Condition of Jenkins Referred to Commission of Medical Men��� Shooting Charged Dismissed. Th.- assize a is resume i yesterday efon ��� ��� ��� ce Hunter, Gcoi thoroughly and in less time. We also observed a corridor ln the basement floored with loose boards which i Oontlnui d on Page 6.) .����������������������������������������������� Sim. eing arm ! for killing four t Vote for Jardine and wi will ��� pigs ��� o liif i -���-. ���'��� Smith, at ��� have ' est seaport in . i and Independent vote is . ectorate. When we appeal to these ln- ��� . ndent voters I believe we shall fin I th ��� arger number of them, as well as a good proportion of Cons-natives, will support Mr. Jardine. The reason for this I shall Indicate later on. i Applause.) Now as to the questions before us. There are no great issues, as there are ln Kngland, making a distinct cleavage between the two parties, as for Instance the questions of a return to protection and of women's sutfragi Both parties in this province are which I "��� nan rid n ... waj ai com 1 er, M. I., a., ar at ,,,, yy( ln, ._.. j.. v I "- a mosi fr en 11.. I -A iod ol the would In -ii ;it evi rj man I ������ Ing eithei up oi down the river and it ill befitted any one to belittle and maki fun ol this undertaking as bis opponent, Mr. Taylor was doing. I Hear, heal I K< liter! , m( |.. an ln ferrlng to railway develoiiments In I- Ing li ndi.. discuss on. w as ill., pro. in��� . the .-peak, r reminded In th, meetlna was 1,ls ���""������������������������-��� �������*�� !" for h,a own il Held, , waen fl h ,ort. ami Influenc, th-> would not , nml., the chair- have -*-"- "" lwo liM"s "; rallwu;y on , , heai ad- ",mii"- ������"���<������������-��������� -nelr '������������s'- whlcb I .... ., c ndldat( we,-, nou being construed, namely, member ������ the "'" V V * B' ,;"" aml B G "J""*!0 railway. in connection wiih this -.,.. ,,. .. ,, , ,, reference was made to the opposition " iu iii, -lacdi-iial 1 hall ��� foss, - I ' made li \ the Conservatives to both Sep 1:1 last. He li ."I . noi _,. .* |ui. wa then ��� mi ant: lie I, and I. ��� :rial , d- : Robei C ssidy. K.C, ; ro.**ec i d, and W (J 'i ,i , - deiend I in ih. "\ ��� hi , imp -.imi.uii said he . .I ii i e ,' gs v, andei ing al large v .rn h i ,��� mi s , :rom Iiis ; lace from Si pi 7, an I ou Sepi. 16 in cons. quence of what he heard lie saw the ai i used, who admitted thai hi had slmi ion; ol tlie tive, the othi i gi ttlng away, und iind dressed and marketed them, Cross-examined; He i,mw thi pigs would do damage If they mu away. The ;round was nnfenced Hi d< aie.i lhal he knew bis neighbors wished i" lin.l "in that he was responsible foi tie .-wine. Accused had offered o . for the value of the pigs !| h. iprosecutor) would pay for ! ' ' ',7 these lines of railway. In conclusion. I tin damage to the garden, The home ���:;':'' "- Mr Jardine asked for tin- support of ol the -ere th, miles ' "";,:: 'eln8 '"" ah those who desire,. ... see the pro- apart. The cross-examination arous- tl,.s, and developmeni ofthe provfhe. "I 'h aniusemoni In court. ,-,.���.ii I (Applause.) "To Corral a Cyclone." John Oliver then delivered a length) T , ; fending counsel, addressing " ''niiii,. ainie ; nttenl on lo llil : o \ ; 11 provi : a wi ��� ��� the Pacific northwi si ��� ��� Vote i ir Tayloi an l double ��� ��� track oui trade to Vancouver. ��� ��� ��� ��������������������������������������������������� apparent!., he had thought <>t this explanation of ibe reason. His lordship, in charging the jury, said ii was a singular feature that accused had hid :o shoo; all lour pigs to saw Iiis child. It seemed to him ihat he might have -shot one and interposed himself between the child and the swine. The jury, without leaving ihe box, acquitted ihe prisoner of criminal intent, and ibe applause In court led the judge lo remark: "Gentlemen, this is not an exhibition." Jenkins' Sanity Questioned. When Jenkins, the negro charged with murdering Mrs. Man Morrison, near Hazelmere on lune 9, was brouhi up, W. t;. McQtiarrii asked for a commission io examine into the sanltj of the prisoner. Prom bis investigation ol the case he thong,it li was his dutj i" ask his lor isiiip for this Inquiry etui-** the man was put mi his trial. Mr Cassidy said the question of his a matter for tin jects of friendly nations, care and skill must be exercls. i an I noi everthlng can be done in a day. It is apparent that Mr. Bowser in his violent efforts to deal with the race problem failed to see thai he might endangei the peace of the empire for the put- pose of serving his own little government. We were told by a very greal statesman to try and ihink Imperially ,und when the personal interests of people of British Columbia la small part of the empire to which we belong) touch upon matters of imperial concern, as In this case they do verj ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ strongly, let us alwa,-, s remember agreed upon those questions, which ' h.u ��� reqllirea (.areflll dild0m:icv and form the principal food for discussion statesmanship to avoid causing Berlin the present campaign. First of all OUa injurv l0 the f..ulS(. .... , wel(are there is the matter of Asiatic exclusion. Both side.-- agree npon that, k*tf_ hold that we must keep this countrj a white man's country. The onlj question is bow we are to carry out !, s, Ai the same time the Asiatic Exclusion league of Vancouver is nor satisfied with tbe candidate of eithi r ;,;,,.. and bus brought Mr. Joseph Martin into the held as its nominee. This circumstance confirms the eon- elusion that there is no difference be- tween the iwo parties on ihis question. Then, is one point in connec- of '!ii.',"iii|iiif at large. From the Asiatic question one naturally turns to that with which it is allied, namely the labor question. Here I wi-h to impress upon you thai the Liberal party has always been more friendly to labor than the Conservative party. Let us si L- what the Liberal government has lone in this respect, during the twelve years they have ieen in office. Tin, hav ��� formed the great department pf labor over which Mr. Mackenzie King has pre- ^^^^^ . sided with signal ability. 1 see that tion with Asiatic exclusion io which L has now re8lglied and j_ contesting 1 will refer, the charge of dela) which ^ ^ |q Ontario_ j iinc(.rely hope has been brought againsi the Liberal party. They say the government oughl to have acted more promptly. This charge 1 believe to be absurd. The question only became acute in ^ ^ 1907, when there was a large in,lux; Jei-IsJ-d in pTibllc affairs as well as of Japanese and Hindus and it was in , ^ ^ q themse,ve8 mlgh, be proper. the same year ihat the Anti-ASlatlC j )y ln(omed &g {() ]abor condltions. Again, we have the Lemieux -act which was passed to prevent strikes and lockouts. The effect of this measure has been so satisfactory that settlements hive been arrive! ;. In that he will be elected; for his presence in ihe House of Commons will be of immense benefit to the country. Then th- government established the Labor Gazette in order thai all la in .^^^^^^^H und eminently practical address, m o clieni shol ibe pigs mln oughl to ,i,,, ,,!,,.,, ol hi Bald thai whllsi the , , tacked Ins little boy, jury, to decide II Jenkins was U; to , i. leadei uffered under serious , ��� thai ilmetowhom . pm on his trial common with- ^^^^^��� when the Conservative iver. the Liberal go\ i 11 mi :r had gi\ en them the i Imber an I given I hem i un lacilit j ;,, gecill i ��� lieii holdings Iteci ntlj he had heu d ^^^^m^^m, disaliiliti v ,. in iiowi r, the Liberal govi ��� ilnst i he ��� i given them ever) faclllt} to Becun Ilie ('ons.-1 ��� ��� ii d an '. " : iiis lordship agrre d. and \i , N'e , ending lo i'a.-, ilu ownei Quarrii u gested the names of Dr. dl ' i "ti oath a' Doherty, superintendent of the pro- il hn he had bud h lol ol i u, ial asylum, and Dr, Manchester, i iIn pigs iu question.Ln exjiei'i on nn ntal diseases, Pres , . ' | i ' i i i I i ��� I ��� i i i i ��� ��� (��.-.__._ -- - . . .... _, \j, Taylo .- Ihul H wus lhe 'i;: had done u greal deal of dam-! The judge "Thej musi be n-ad> to ,,i ih, gtn-ei enl im; only to di Jf>0 to $60 to the pro ..:,, evidence to the jury." 1 '" latter had ..... ,...., ., , , ,,.. .,.,., ,,,,i. ,, . ,,.,...., , ,.,., ,,, ... ,- league was formed in Vancouver. Sir I Wilfrid Laurier dispatched Mr. I Rodolphe Lemieux to Japan to discuss the whole subject with the Jap- j aiiesi. governmenl and to come to! some amicable arrangement for stopping the large Immigration of Japanese. As a result the number of Japanese Immigrants lias teen curtailed in a manner thai Mr. Hor,len ai one Hme declared himself io be satisfied with, \giiin by an arrangement with ihe Indian government the im- i m'gi ut Ion of 1 [Indus has also been I maii lull; dlminisl ed; and !' has re ci ni Ij '-m announced bj a gi ntle- maii i mm -etc ' w itli tli" depariment ol tin Inti -ii tha: negotiation a e in an a I\am ed --ante for the iemoval of the iI'n lu now im sldenl in this countrj io British i ionduras. Thi ri still In- under die British :,liny-eight out ol forty labor disputes which hav. arisen slnci 'lie act was passed. We all know that such disputes must arise from timi to tini" but thi so.un ������ the) are s I iled y a I o, id ot conciliation the '" tt< for t he Inten -ts of all concern .!. T ������ _���".i rii'n' n: ha alsi : " i. rai_n labor commissions such fo In* stanc , as thi o i ��hich enquli | nto the workers of the Bell T . . . nj the n o ��� - a reduction of working hours and o - i in ie fits to the employei i i ee much longei ��� numei al Ing 11 I Continued on Page Seven.. ��� io pm befoi ��� i i ��� gi ei thai ,.,,���. '��� " ."ii- in the .'i been made civrred to Asiatic gam . '" """i terms ' in n fiii ^^^^^le ��� eaker de- ol a wh,''"* !'a ��l> In I'nvor Ur ...... '��� ' i md a lo the lat- il,,. i'i river ai Its mouth, bul do ihis work as far up a i ��� '���'" was as ridiculous a Inipi ���-T. 81 I ,iu Increased ���vlnce would he lending tli,. rail up the water ,;,,,. |n thi ".it len, and he had onlj : Mr. Cnssldj urged thai lit. .,.,.,.,,ii ,i i $_0 for the meal Ii of the dotcors should bemad, as soon ms wns na iim.*_.ii'uiu. ���*������* ������������.-"- i was ImposHible to control the pigs, it Ug pobulble, us they had fortj witne for hydraulic mining operations m ' . ; liuve been aa easj "to corral a es to call for the prosecution, _mong| [cariboo had resulted in the deposii ol (,vc|0Iie." The iiroverblal obBtlnacj of them were Btate officials nnd railway thousands of ions of rock and refuse ,���,, ,,,,,. wm well broughl oui In the men irom ib. otner side, nnd he In the Fraser ubovo Vale. Moreover, ,,,,.. ,,c thr incident \ number of found ll dlffkull io reach them bj the they had this position, thai ��'hllsi H witnesses were called for the defence, process of the Canadian courts was the dutj of the Dominion govern Prisoner Acquitted. Plnallj a commission of rive doc- ������,,,, ,,, mainlttln the river chanm N|l McQuarrie addressed the jury tors, the two mentioned, and Dr. rt.]ien ||ie com: resumed, contending Walker, lir. Underhlll, of Vancouver, t)l:ll || a-" was one wiiich should who was In conn, and Dr, Mi Kwen, ,. npiticd in lhe small debts court, If of Cloverdale, wen- appointed, and (Continued on Page Two I i _*_.*���# Smith hod i claim on the nccused. the police officials Instructed to giv< "'I ij ���-en-r.il;* ....... ���������>���<* �����-�� #Lnt.theI)rosecutlon Mr. Cassidv asked access by the medical men lo th< 11 nt. in the Praser1 - ���i-j ��� till! ii n i arrli d | * \-,,t,. [ ' '-1 ' ; . ' ** Wa-stmiivster will 1 ��� ������ _> om : e cial ci nti o Vote foi 1 v u *> ,,���, jury to believe thai the precon prisoner, liin1'" ',.., +r ., ttack on the chll.-l bj the Tbe judge Bald the question was <* ,< ,. ,:n ,,!!,. ihoughl by the nccti ed nol one of thi lanltj of the n i I *t> ' i> <5 �� * ��� who hud taken the law Into his own llmi ago, bin now. whether lie was ��. and intend 'tl i tan I by v hal fll ti take his trial, . ,.. ���. doing w h -i h ��� found Th ��� ii-i v i.-j -... ii ltd ouri ��� ! �� ', �� �� ����� ** ��� *' 4- * ��� ��� 0 fi I,. ihe mn I mi mini; a |ii; :)fl , MASS MEETING TONIGHT Three fluent Liberal speakers, Duncan Ross, M. P. for Yale-Cariboo; John Oliver, M. L. A. for Delta; and F. C. Wade, K. C. of Vancouver, will address a monster meeting' of Westminster electors in the Opera house tonight. Chairman T. J. Trapp will introduce the first speaker to the audience at eight o'clock sharp. All electors in doubt as to how they should vote tm Monday should attend this meeting to hear tbe issues which will be dealt with in a masterly manner by the three speakers. Conservatives, open to victioi . will be welcomed: - I rs are invited. ��� ���t - 1 ��� *������> > i --''. -;:,'. .' '' ^<-A';'"'-. 'm .; '".Ri % A ' .. ,r . " ' hW ������; ' .'* l< ^���;%^ ^ /ii : ��� ,1 ������*_, .���. - ' , '' ;,>' '��� I i >* ������\" . ��� ��� V ���- ' . ��.��� i It ���*-��� _*-.,- !____, ���' ��� ' fii ���'".. ' l, ' '<���������' ''A''; '-\\ *.. ** '' ''���i#.-i i *t ' !��� i*. .*. Oi ���:-' I" ' ,^'.%y - :,' , ������. i"" ��� ��� 11,1 . f . _. i ���* I* 1, ���***���, :. "������ -"r :'f IN' i .*���- WA ���, ���*- ���.��-���". (_.."���'. r*\' tll+K a -a, .**> -j?<**-\ '. r3Vj ! _ Lai ._-,.-"�� ��" ������' . .^- - *** _aL . i ��� . _��� S -i my J ��� > ��� ��� '' !_?��.��� ��� *** 1 : .m ***4-.' ,'i|,f:.;;.> r, ""'���. ,' ;'*l,* ���i! ��� A '��� W'iJ t-':?���___'���>����� 12 ��� 1 if:--:. 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J*-,,' Jiff ������ t j' ���! 5ii_______llPW,."i|!'''l,l '��� _ 1 Aii_al''lt^'<-'.'- fe-ii.-'f:: I; ill"; ,!: ������;!-?a-'v <li." .J-'.t y 'Ji' ������ f^tai*** ' H>**,a1l-�� WAR HORSE OF DELTA MAKES STRONG PLEA (Continued trom Pagp 1.) tli, provincial governmenl had tho rlghl rn granl the mining licenses, aa the result of which more debris was pui into the river than twenty dredges could remove, Proceeding to deal with gener political topics Alt Oliver referred to the fact thai in 1896 the Conservatives bad asserted that the Liberals wen.' going to introduce free trade and would allow American dairy produce to come iii to the ruin of the farmer. .But as a farmer he knew quite different to that. The Liberal government had revised the Conservative tariff and reduced taxation by from lij to 18 per cent. The effect of this, coupled with the general administrative policy of the government had been a great revival of trade and an increase of revenue whicli enabled them to carry out many valuable and important works t*i Improvement. Alter passing In review ihe various works oi developmenl and Improvement, and then touched upon what had been done bj the government on behalf of labor, but if they turned the question towards thjb Conservatives the replj must be, nothing, Instead oi allowing the second or third middle man to make a large profit on gov- ernment clothing contracts by sweating poor women in the lower portions of Quebec and Montreal, they had in- serted a clause in all contracts requiring the payment of a fair wage. Then then government had passed the Lemieux conciliation act under whicb alreadj thirty-eight trade disputes out "i forty-one had been amicably settled. Tinning next to the immigration policy of the Liberal government, he pointed out that in the first ten years ol the t . P. It. there were only thrco thousand people brought into Canada. Bul in ten years the Liberals had brought in 200,000 people. The amount expended for this immigration work was a good Investment when they considered that this year's harvest crop was worth $200,000,1 To the greal Increase in the number of settlers in the northwest was due the . rise in the value of land in British Columbia and the extensive i "i Fruit orchards which ha l cc ni to ex ������ tn-" and the greai maski t lor Jl. C, fruit was in the northwe t. Thus this province had received millions of dollar.- and the value of land - iltable for fruil growing was rapldlj increasing. .Again, the populating of ,!l" northwesi had meant a gri ai demand for Umber from this provi ��� rhe manager of the mil] at Chemainus had told him a :������,. I iys ago that in l .-o mouths he had shipped 300 carloads of lumber to the northwesl he value "I which was sixty thousand dollars. rhe speaker proceeded next to deal \* Ith the question of better terms. Th" Conservative candidate claimed ������ there was thirty-eight millions due to the province from the Dominion, but Premier McBride put the sum first al seventeen and afterwards at '������������������tit:' million-. The official retorv of the auditor-general of tbe Dominion) showed, however, that British Colombia had paid sixtj millions mo the (".minion treasurj and had received sixty-five back. When he had these facta forward on a pre ca8"��n. Mr. Taylor had bra (Mr 0,ivcr) as a traitor to Britttu1 r",""*,'i**- Bui he had a more -..-.- '���'' ���<""���-' In the province Mr. Taylor, againsi whom he i . ivi- r l ,t Ul ,1 action, :'iit had been ��� '.tn,.- . ��� -,, ,r ,n-'o: ��� ...���- because ne tound . n searching ai the .'���.', y<: "Columbian" was bo burden- ,. i wltii cucumb ices '��� '' i ,.,. bei u Imp - ��� ���"��� !li- : ' ,;i ,.,.,, ... arded him as dam- Bge8. n the eii'i ill s Into the rights oi the province, *vhii h H was said Mr. Borden wa ��� ��� "i ' ' promote, was I n would '" '��� ��� ������' ��� "��� ;,; ���"*"'' uglj circumstances in connection wiiii certain transai tiona ^ the provincial government, Tne speaker pointed out between the ,. governments which owned the Con- had actually applied nment for leave Tuesday, Oct. 27 LeCompte and Flesher PRESENT Clarence Bennett's The Holy City WITH Luella Morey as "Salome" "Princess of Gallilee" The most sublime play ever written. 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They know that they can guarantee it to their customers because the makers guarantee it to them. Knowledge is power. Turn your knowledge of clothing to good account by buying ' Progress Brand" Clothing. 20 Sold and guaranteed ^by ingress Bran, Garments the for T> !***. REID & CO*, New Westminster SODA SA__IC8ATUa_ IS THC BEST. EJW.GILLETT^ptTS! TORONTO. ONT. pn senl i ot the Hotel Butler Annex Fourth Avenue and Marion Street, SEATTLE Washington, wishes to announce that UNIFORM REASON IBLE R.\TES will prevail ia the future, regardless of con-.-ent - World's Fair, etc. RATES Room $1 per day up. Room aid board $2.50 per day up. Room with bath $2.50 per day up. Room with bath and board &* per day. If rates hav ...-..-[oeil unreasonable In ',!-��� *���>- .'���._������ - thia hotfi another trial; we will promise '������ send you awa; - lugfcly satisfied. All arc o'n-'i'i.. rnnrr..*. with hot and cold! (rater, steam heat, and longdistance telephone, ,'ins meets all trains and boats, CARLETON GULBEBT Mgr Here is a top no ���., ��� ��� Overcoats, [.. . lines of this garmen style and full of it is perfectlj I lilon of line Imi orted tleman's coat evei We are sole a -������ Westminster City i for thi i 'lebi it. 1 Penturj garment - Phillips The Wardrobe Cloahie:* ,/ No. 1 Spuds at 75c per sack Adams & Deans Phone 97 GROCERS Prompt delivery SIR ^** _*_^* \KMiE45/��^< ������������������������������������������������������� �������������������� ������������������������������>*�����������>���������>��������-������������ * rintjtn vou** mil*; ��...,. I its nOKBetAit I jrtCt���MMU t ,1... that since lhe agreemeni Canadian and Jap im the C. I'. R ,.,.. ,,,tive part; to the Dominion -'"��� bring hundreds of '��� ipanese for the ttlinfi tl "in "!>mi :!l" ''' WL FOR SALE BY HARDMAN I CO. The Fraser Valley Nurseries ��� for fr."- coming Beason a very complete line of NURSERY STOCK Make no mistake, but itarl ; mr orchard right, bj�� buying :r>.ni A HOME .\'i_'-i'",UY. where you ire not bothered with fumigation, a- wel] as gi t.'liit; acclimated I ��� We have over 200,000 fruit m***? ind can handle mir order no matter what, the size, rf we huve no agent in .-our locallt . write * us at Burnaby Lake frr prta ; NURSERY AND GROUNDS, BURWABV LAKE, B. C. Are you earning $-3.00 per week? i-'ew clerks arc paid sa much money. Few advortisemeni experts are Paid less. But many qualified men are paid much more, Wannamaker, of Philadelphia, payB hi., advertising ma ��������� year, and in a recenl Interviet. . ild he was cheap i Can I Learn to be an Ad. Writer b y Correspondence . om* answei Is, ..- . We can tea< you how to write good i vertisements by mail Just aa well n- If you were attendln mis taking up half an hour <>t your time every evening. The sword. School of A-dvertislng is the best echoo] ni\ reasons, viz. The FraSer Valley NurSeneS, Ltd. X It Is the ony school thai gives you their personal crl _��_--4U--_4A-A-.____.,___^__^__A^_>i.iii_u4__i._ '"��� "'���" being used, but, Instead, the work of everj student is ���������������������������*������������������������������������������������ ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� A Hardman. A. James. J. MiClughaJn | 4 15 PLUMBirvCi i> O��D��D#34>0-*0.00.D.Q.>.Wjj#340 0*0*040t0<O��00K>*0*K5*0*0*Q ancf HlrATINCi o Now is the time to look after your I to Rrianl^This govern-1 f^ Jjjjgj Tr��St BlOCh ' - ,t once refused K heerss) ��� Both th, speakers were heartll) \\} ,,,! ai the conclusion of the meet- ineiii IL I JCjO chee Ings ��������������������������������������������������� 9 Fishermen: Vn - for Jardine ��� ��� an(] Lhe river tor Bsheri 1 -n, ��� a, Vote for Taylor and the river ��� ^ as a spawning ground. J. HENLEY Man'^tscturtT Ol Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Wale**?, Family tr.ide n specialty. 8 i * o ��� I Call in. Eyes Tested Free RYALL'S DRUG STORE ��� ��� > ��� ��� ��� ��� | Tel. 113. n;;,,.(. gl *���-,* street ��� <�����������������*>-����������� NEW WB8TM1N8TER. B. C. IQ��0*0#0#0*0*OOK)*0*040*0*0 ��������������������040*00*0t0*0*0*0*0 separately. Then, toOi it Is the onlj school that is conducting n suci tlslng service, and is backed up by leading merchants ol ;i"' 1" supplies practical ad-work for the student, showing laj oui which is picked from the most successful advertisements ^i'11 writer.-. Its system of teaching by mall is endorsed b. not onlj tl chants and manufacturers, but by the greatest experts and i If you have only a common, ordinary school education and than $25.00 per week, let. us put you in the mosl lucrative ptol world today. ��� [ts employed students are everywhere���-In Btores, factoric ^ ag, ncies, and are so thoroughly ojiallfled that they command 1 ; :���:,,: year after yeai-. If you want to work up in the l'"''11 ���'"'i| : knowledge will open the door of promotion, and we can 00 pondence and the heartj co-operation of yourself, Write for furthei particulars. The Sword School of Advertising 128 Fifth Ave. West, Vancouver, B. C. ,:*:+��� :*���*��� n#0 "*-'" ) lewis Bros. & Co. have j roU [it the Westminster; ( mg Co. stock at 47 1-2(; he dollar, all of which s< >ld b\ ( )(t< >ber * j : yiii |3!st *��.��� V ��� ��� ���0*0*0*K -�����������-����������� ���.-������,�������. ��� ��� ��� .,���,������- +-f ���^jfO>KJC'aK'*'+.^*:"+X!4C*0��00. * __��� ^" M * Everything for Men and \ \ Boys to wear. , ��� Shoes for the whole fain : *ly. * ________ Blankets and Comforters. o#o*o*o*c��*o*no**^-^-**4o*a>*. ��� ->io*K)^^^^^"^^'^"^>^'^^^'r'**K:> This announcement isI | jusl to protect our country ' ' nds v ho \* ill be com-1 g ir.-: ���; the n e kei n Fri-1 '���> I ��� ��� ja ���*. N. Trunks and Suitcases. 4 .*��� *,��� ��� *0KX>O*O*O*CeK)*0O*0*0�� ��� .0*rOD��XOiK��0*K��C LEWIS BROS. &C0. The Biggest Sales Company on earth 0#0#0K)40*040040#0K!*0��K)4O0*>O*O*! )���< >0��KX?*Ks*��C**_C��C*K!*��0 5 ��� o \ i Merchant s s1 i n t ly barred from tliis sale until November 2nd. then it is \\\* to you to bid on the remaining stock if any. u;,,> if A * ___. - * ,-%��� ' i N Ha , " * ' ^ >_��� t ��� .j.oo.tj.D.OWWD.3 0��0*O*0*0#O��00*O*0*0��K)*0*i ��� ��� �� -��� ������ ������, . '���, ���. ������. ������, '���, ������ ������ ���*. ������- �����, ������. -��� ������. - ������. �����- �����. ������. ������ '������'" ��__J_i__->'.VAS_* I ������������������������I ___________________-BBMIM*B>*****1 sver stop to think ho"**, tasl some peopli an Rei i ou and Bome othi ra squander DETERMINATION 'n do a certain thing In a cei tain waj ai .i certain time largely constltuti FINANCIAL SUCCESS \l".t i reryone can same some money ��� . ��� ���,. paj day, \ Ba\ ingi a< count In The Royal Hank will grow bo rapldlj Uiat you will be delighted and everj day will make yon f< e like a mur. substantial citizen, Will You Try ? THAT'S ALL WE WANT TO KNOW. I Ike " ROYAL BANK of CANADA ' a pit a I and Rrtervt $8,290,000 I K1S8TER BRAN! incorporated Total A ***>���/��� $47,400,000 F. B. LYLE, Mgr. era Bank of Montrea! -' U'i.lSHKIl ':""'��� 114^00,000^ RESE ........... ����� ,000,000.00 ��� -- set. ' ��� ��� i ��b ��� ' ' ,... ��� .- '���. ��� ��� -4*** K ;. :.���:.��� ���; : correspondent! in ����� n*��rt�� of '' ' irtment Dep. - - - ' r ��� * iwed at 3 pe ������ -. ������ ��� ���our timet a yt��r. ��� .. . *.. < , o HkV MNBH Mw-fi ��� '��� ��� . ������������������������������������������������������������*����������������� .��������-������>......... .....mm... ��� ** R COMPANY, Limited WHOLESALH and RETAIL BUTCHE Rg ; * ��� ��� ��� * * t , , K . a rrom OiIut Ioinl.i ot View * * . . . -,.. -.,.. ���*>< .. Old Tory Dodge. n d thai : i.. i. -i , i,;,:i truth ��� an ��� ' '" "' .i . ., hli h Uillj Mi Inn ������������ " ' ' .,1 ,. ���:,. othei .In I.. \ i" .. thai geul I man e i uul nslon \ i,i ���,.,,,., . Unglng :" - In old ' i'"" ,,,,i ... ||( [S thi In si ttlng ul ihi I '"ii _i rvnth ���- i Lll ' is ram Hi in hlBtoi . lhe? ''���" '��� l< a "��� I hoi hing and Foi -.- n ���"" h in. i ��� i in.n i ii anngan, ��� isefti as Vii Hi ��� ��� ������ iho fi '''���������"' Ih In ��� ��� he ��� ' " - li H " the 'I" I h ��� ��� '��� ted ",; lib -' im" ���" ' I ��� ������������ sign* ������ *��� '��� ���'��� ���'��� ' thi ���*'������" I Ign ��������� ��������� '��� ��� Ing | ��� ' ������ ��� ���" ��� ��� '������" ' mpalgns m "������ I I ��� th always de ��� ��� ..��� ������'��� Its l| I aceompllsh- .1 sn fai haa been to obBcuTe ihe e ��� ���* COLUMBIA STREET Plume 101 I'li.in,. 101 ��� ��������������������������� *. ��������*���������������������������������*��������������>* ���������������������������������*����������������� "lacksmitlls, ^Tisylvania COM B. C. Mills, Timber anc Trading Conipany VA.NCOUVER AND NEW WF.S I MINSTER Vlanriractir:r* arui P'tnar* in All KltltU t,f ' Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, S��sh, Dooi:, interior Fini.sh, I urned Work, Etc. Gone Forever I'h llallfaj ii'-.''���" nl i lo i> ��� ��� ii. from Ihi ' ""-��� rvail > pai i like in. ���. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ a 1 . , , j��� i,riia ;, ,e.. ... ' ' " ���' "' "-'1'-- | latl rm In a h ria Its bolijg iltl! ied e "��� '' ' " '"" '' " ''': Iin II ir-: "s ��������� ' ' " ' ''" "" h'fs || '. "iu gpokon - '' "' ' th thi multl i hii " : ' ' "' ' |la ���'..���-.,... i. thi ' ' ' ' ' '"''���' M' ��� ''���: ' '��� '.' ���'. *" ' ' ' ' '' '"* W0U,<3 ��� Ih ��� : . ' ' '"'' " ��� ��� ' Impntoa " id"' Oh thi ��� ' ''"��� bi ��� in ��� ������ ��� first th nviNG OF CROF IS in.. ��� ... ��� . VERY LTORY , i. * ,....-, Una in . jj^^H H___________H_____R half ; BEST QUALITY BANFF" ANTHRACITE COAL NI :���' WELLINGTON COAL ARS te PRESTON Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glas9. FARMERS ATTENTION! Lumber Always in Stock for Fencing .-.nd Draining. "'A-A'*- \ Royal City Branch, Columbia St. ^| New Westminster TelenKone 12. ... , . ��� ' ��� ��� M ,��� ,, \1 \ me id imi'i' tsantn df th ipaiIon e mm in throw ���������.'rbag with the i lie call. I on the pro. ��� ��� ii,mis tn come along too. Pre mler Robljn r��S] oi li rt uu his aim waa bad and he landed a particular!) oiloroua lump ln t he i ye ol M . I S, W'illisnii. lie waa senl home to practice. Provincial Secretary Hnnna sponded, bin his marksman hip was ii.. better an i he thr " shovelfuls of nil ii over the British men and * ��� who i .... theii h imi ���ii i turn!:-. VS protested \r |^|^^^^|^^^^|^^H_______________I FALL IS EXPECTED TO OUENCH THE FLAI .. r in ��� on ' i nces the I ureau to h M ��� ��� and '������ ' ������',��� the l |easi<"i'n portion of thf* country." *������������������������������������������������ ��� ��� ��� Voti lurdin ��� . . <* . ���_ ' ��� '. **t*\*t**........... i t ' >��� ���. .. 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"*> I . e 1'U' I " * ' "���'.. .1 I'tWi ' '*���'" mm ; _.U;U.':v���v.,A *' ;. 1 *. . , ,'_,'l ���.���'Hi M j fr '<)JC'|JB 'J* .V'W ! -��_.." ., IA '���.. |j -'" ��� i; v ���:������% -��� ���' Jtiww/,-' - " * ��� i '" V r U. i��4> u ��� '��� _��: ���.!���.' INN'' " ��� ���!' . - HI Aj''-,i ^ ��� ��� 'i '��� *"* t "a- "���' a . , I ' ''-' ,. ' * ���I'.., j .i*nf�� fr �� Jiwfjp ,;v .' ., A- hll'.'e"Tli'._! * ". ��� 'ty, ' i'i), - ���' ���?��� ���*" . w al-... II _nr ���' .'' , ��� ' ���?V ' ��� 'to*v.* k*��i.i. . * ��� -���',. i "��� i *.i ;���*..��� ��� if'1- it--' ;}i.i i'iL^ .< i i r V SK5 .: -1 I inn JJA1LY NEWS ) Published by the Daily .News Puli- Usblug Company, Limited, at their offices, corner of Sixth and Front streets, New Weatminater. B, C. ._. ..u.^.n w,u H��ain te returned ajid the country will be safe for another five years. E. A. Paige Managing Director FRIDAY. OCT. 23. 1908. DO NOT FORGET. I Hi nol forget that it wa Libera] government who the Railway Commission. GOOD ORDER. The electorate of the city has 'lone itself proud witb r.-ypect to the conduct of meetings held up to tin- present and the manner in which the speakers on both sides have en listened to shows t.iat the people attend to hear tbe live question,, agitat-, ing the public mind in the contest fully placed before them irom every! point of view. This is certainly a proof tit' the intelligence of our peo- the| Pt*3 '11)l1 a proof that rowdyism in anj ' established' form ceases to be countenanced. ln| every large gathering some one turns up who is ready to lay claim to being the whole meeting, but a Ann handling of such a person at the outset by ad-i herents of both parties will shut off | the annoyance at once. \\'e hope -Mr. I Jardine's meeting tonight, and Mr Taylor's meeting tomorrow nigh", will | be as orderly and interesting as those; which have been held up to the present. We also note with pleasure the prevailing good will existing between the two parties on and off the -'reet. j This is as it should be, for there is, no reason in antagonizing each other K\*| \"ote for Jardine and good ��� times tor the whole people. ��� Vote for Ta\ lor and the. clos- ��� Ing of the Fraser to net fisher- ��� men, ��� NOTICE n. 1905, because we cannot see eye to politics, PREMIER HAZEN'S BREAK. Public men when they maiie serious -charges must take full responsibility for so doing, and suffer the consequences no matter hor, unpleasant they may be. Premier Hazen, of New Brunswick, has impeached, publicly, the Minister of Public Works, Dr. Pugsley, and he must now substantiate his charges or admit he had no good authority upon which to make them He luid the opportunity, he must admit, of finding out if the charges were true or false. Dr. Pugsley was in St. .lohn. N.B., at the time, was easy of access, and from hini Premier Hazen could have found whether the accusations had any foundation in fact. N'o, this was the raanh course, of which' Mr. Hazen uas too mean to avail himself, hut preferred instead to make, and did make the charges for the Too all over the Dominion. The follow- iig night Dr. Pugslej at a similar meeting made his defence, complete and irrefutable, which shows Premier Hazen up in no enviable light. The conies! in St. John did in no way in- volve Premier Hazen's personal "|Servative candidal part) interests in the Legislature of New Brunswick. He was undei ��� ������*������������������������������������,;. Get the Habit Market Day .New Westminster October i; T. .1, Arm-, tong, E8q. Rei ii uing Officer, ,\ _ Westminster Electoral District- Take notice that I. Robert Jardln- late *'* ������������' election for a men ' " 3erve in the House of Com- ���: Canada, now being held in r he Electoral District 0f .N vi Westminster, have appointed William ,i Lines Whiteside, of the Citv of Xew Westminster, ii. c- barrister-at-lav as mj official agent in such election ROUEHT JARDIXE r Q��O��O��0*��0*��0��0O*K)��0��O��O��Q��r) Q#Q- - ��� Z^Z^o^o.-^.^ Men's Gloves i We sell the best Men's Gloves the world n Dent's. Pownes and Perrlns are some of the : can lie found In our 3tore. Our stock of fall glo. is i , the most ,���,,,,, ,., . show .Mocha lined gloves. |..|,| hiied. fleece |j, . greal variety. Cape and Reindeer lined and ,,,,i;A Gloves at $1.00. $1.25. $1.5C, $1.75 and $2.00. A, our stock and be convinced of the exceptional offer ag. Appointment ot Official Agent s *>e in JUST A COINCIDENCE J. D. Taylor's campaign comn I -.- has been sending oui two druggists ro Instruct the farmers and agriculturists of the district. This in In k'-ep- in--' with the policj nl the Tories, who,' , when in power appointed a medical ractice of getting them heralded man as Minister ol Agriculture. II- tho rVt.TV_-_wl_~.-_ TU_, B-11-. 1, James Davis Taylor, of the Citv come,, regularly and often on of New Westminster, in lh(, provlnce that day we endeavor to have of British Columbia, Printer and a "Special" specially interest-!Publisher, a candidate at the election] ing ,o the people from the """ abou' t0 be tu'ld oi *> member to! ��� _., ��� , represent the Electoral District ���f neighboring parts. To enable v���-v. -,,-���Q.mi ��� , ' *ulM,ut ofi M ,- U'-.-mmster in the House of you to do your chores com-1 commons of Canada, hereb) appoint j fortably these dark evenings, Henr.\ Lovekin Edmonds, of the City we offer as our "Special" for o�� ���N''n,' Westminster, aforesaid, bar- today, Cold Blast Lanterns al llster-at-1"**w. ts my otjk-lal agent for the said Election. Dated al the City of Xew Westmin ster, !!. C, this 15th da) of October A. D, 1908. JAMES DAVIS TAYLOR Witness: D. W. Gilchrist each Regular 90c. Men's Shirts We are clearing oui several line's of men'a white . shins, all sizes from 1 I '���_ to 18; soft and stiff bo ��� that sold for $l._!.r. and |1.50; your choice lor 60c The Fair Delta Against Taylor. Our Special for Tomorrow���"Kera- j mic" Note Paper. 20c; regular 35c. This is the naughty slap on the .vrist given the Tory aspirant b\ the,same editor of the Delta Times: The Con- ,!. I). Taylor, held ":-- for cash ind sell for the was under Q0 a meting here on Friday evening. obligation to show up during the con '" " falrnumoer turne<- out tc bear test, nor to put on the coping stone of 'lory slander, but his charges are a titling culmination of the dirtiest campaign the leading Conservatives have evei Insulted the electorate of the Dominion with, and retribution has nol been long coming for such a dastardlj outrage against decency and ipriet). and in tli ��� statemenl made :ti these columns yesterday, the pu illc will see the av. ful depths oi legrada- tion lo which prominent Conservatives havi fa n, an almosi i ��� dl sruption ol thai pai :> In New B wick as i ��� ��� i ause the i: y ��� shows '-:-': di ut Ci user>ai \es bI tan I fo ction ind-i tn ��� leltei iheir oi ��� .. v, i were ��� * the Co iimbian i i ��� lan'dei and will efl i ��� rative imliil ��� deti imi ntall), we I son hi would ha. e had n ire - igai ��� ial to :��������� li run in his columns had he been in the edit< ;. chair His < hances a ��� va ��� :, ' igh tt ��� hoi - within his ��� .vn camp locking him In this way. | what he might hav,. to say, but the , majority were very much disgusted at ; tin- slander put forth by "Little Frankie," whom Mr. Taylor saw fi1 > carry in his train. Instead of assisting t.i : il! up a majority for J. D. Taylor his action on Friday night has been the alienation of many Conservative votes, some of which will no ������ c at all while others will go in favoi coming member, Ro ��� Ja: P.O. 8ox 755. Opp. Royal City Mills ROYAL CITY WINDOW CLEANING CO. 3 ' iffice and House Windows Clean-- i J - Worl Contracted for by the Week or Month. Satisfaction Guaranteed. GEO. COX & CO. 1 Columbia and Carnarvon St-. New Westm'.-iscer. B.C. D. V. LEWTHWAITE CABINET MAKER. i Three Years with J, \. Lee i i- just opened and solicits your patronag". Furniture made to anv la] design; office and store flx- ires: til! kind- of furniture repaired. First Class Workmanship, D. V. LEWTHWAITE Worksho >: _:���' Alexander St, (Citj Carriage Works i P. 0. 3ox 304. House Phone B 29. i ......-^.......... Vote for Jardine and sound, irogresslve gove nment, Vol ��� for Taylor and the otintr.i'.- ruin ��� ��� ��� ��� ��������������������������������������������������� There la no tornado rushing :. from do n lon'i be timid ��� -ui ' !-.;:.-.. S ��� The ink returns to ths G ivernmeni foi last six in :.-_i- . it de- , o. its in raaa Ian cnai en d b in ncreasi (45, 22,95 I, .- i don : ���it;.it i .���: '' e hard tune the T *ries as 'tii- ' ���.. ��� >".v. The men ol i ountr) I now that with ���- . : Laurii i in com- u s. Fiel ing as I ;' .- iu goo ��� hands and per-' If tlere is anything that Is uncomfortable it Is a hob in it. '' -here is one ;llil1-- on earth thai i- unnece same "sock wil !i a hole iti It." li there Is one unnecessar) son of drudgei . * iousi ��� lfe has to contend it's darning " Because���There are socks ou can procure thai ������ ��� ... holes The) are Everwear Hosiery This famous "Kverwe.tr" Hol i Is sold under * ���, ��� s:.-, ribbed guarantee to wear tor six months wil lng the slightest hole, rip or teai Her, is the way this Guarantee read-. This Guarantee Is Absolute We unreservedly guarantee that these Ix pair ol ... tt-orn alternately for six months, will wear absolutel; holes or rips for tbat length ol time, if, for ai ea i should require any darn ng d iring tha pi lod damaged pair and they w 11 ,. replaced it:, edla i "lies, ii is. also, toperauve thai thi damaged socks ��� ed within the time 11 nil of six months fro ali Why Buy Socks That will not Wear When you can get "Everwear" hosier) a ��� ive ., half-a-year of guaranteed war free from annoyance whatever? If you don'i gel -iii- we - Evi rwear" hosiery does not gel Its wearing m o rea thlckn tss, i- , ,,_ ��� ���'������ It's all In the making dye I isolutely fas| iv ��� ��� . In wa thing ��� en. mad in lljfi bt and med "* six pa -������" and from stari i i fin ��� ��� ��� ��� ' irt) ������ .. li 'ion '... .. : [O Mi ' ll : ... II . ���'. ��� : .. , ��� .. an on ird Ll , i . ��� ��� .. com ��� : claratioi thai In I pi I t"! a flfty m [uan erth and I anted to him wl public I- and thai In :. ng year h ��� wa- foi ��� l -.' 11 llnqul ih his hol ling I ������ ��� ��� the Fi d' ral Government aad no | u orl to d posi ot it. ' ��� . ,,i 1',,. Gov Tiiiii'-nt iii the -ai l l divided amongsi its ipai In t; i , of i o- . l'i 326 ���quar< nil Imi c ivei ��� i ��� ,i km i thai "'- ' , ��� : ��� ��� i .t San ida, an ' add-, ill I ' tO ::' "\. :1 i haven't gi thai propi rt) luenl tl I ��� -i . " ���| : ��� ��� sir (ei.. Mow.ii has th .1 ��� . ��� 'i ������ M till belie. - thai "to the ��� li .. long th Wi Wi Wi Wi w it Wi REID & CO., The Clothiers Phone 442 Successors to H I-. DeBeck ��� i p j ��� Here Again Every man and woman that is obliged to be out when the walking is bad should be provided with a pair of these Shoes. :��� ���C*<:*C*C*0*C0*K_*K5*0**C*O*C _0*O4O*0*< ��� C a* J WATERPROOF] A'St-^OEk "J We . .������ if you bu) Sh ��� ���'Ifth Avenue Corner Eighth st. ana phone a/o BOWELL A ODDY. Prupnetork \. atei in makes: ble to o en For Ladies It li a waste ol time for part) to forecast In detail the of the forthcoming .lection, tin i ither 86 till pres* 8 ft m GEO. A. SLATER'S "DbK-9AK." Invii ia sboi nade witl colized terprool oli i ;u iranteed t absolutely dry. GEO. A. SLATER'S 'DRY SOX," a calf leather line i Blucher cul Booi upper leather ol GI ml *C ilf oui most reliable Boots THE -DOCTOR SPECIAL." A Blucher cul ">��� al Boot, with viscollzed waterproof soles i bool we highly recom- to give comfort in i ver} del iii I . IOI V til CEO. A. SLATER'S "INVICTUS" ' :" "��� Inn Vii i kl I, upper ned ��� "'" ' ' an heavj viscollzed and thoroughl) wai , , ...,,. ��� , THE EMPRESS 1 ilf Bool - ?S VV. IN. Draper Tenders Wanted P-4 li. C. I <.n<! [S^ Surv **v<��r rjj Ellard Block, New Westminster. B C jq *fS Choice MeaLs at ^Central Mcdl Market S'C. Mam I C: 83 ��� ; W 1 he Edison Theatre fj*t\ Corner Columbia and Begbie. iiiuli i'. i - Mo\ lng Plcturei. Illus- I 8 -ti Program chan ������ i Mon da; . Wi due. da, and Friday, er ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR " iry Public Room 10. New We.tminst;.- Conveyancer Brine Block P. O. Bex 7'.1 ��� ' nden (wh . epara ; !��� a lei - foi Brid eceived ) the undei I ;ned ������: l i p.m, oi N'ovembei "tl : iOS iwing: I. To BuppI) tie mal ! build thi of a across the North Arm ol . Ivei ai the slti ��� tl bu ��� nd brid i -. To pm :, ��� ��������� !..':��� ol said ! be thi corpo nion, . . In office o he Cil ' \ marke I ��� .. , tendi The low iccepl ���: ? VN, i'. . Hall, Ni v Wi tninstei Oct. 13, 1908, the i tiea looking heav ill wear men I THE ��� ;'' of Veloui malting "-������tit.i,. ���CROSS" SHOE. Calf, with extra heav, for 111,. Ue WJ. Sparkman Lower Fraser KivlT i I Freight and Passenger-Service per SS. "Favorite in idea1 bool STON'S Big Shoe House, [tl Sign of the Dig Electric Boot. THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE J New Westminster, B. C. IN Q. c. LATE WITH J. A. LEE it' gs to announce that he is now ready to undertake all kinds of upholstering, etc., etc. al the lowest prices, saving by dlrecl work the middleman' profit. Cosy Corners a specialty. All communications addressed W, J, Sparkman, Cor. Sixth and Carnarvon Sts. will meet wiib Immediate at- tentlon. assens . Inster Carrying frelghl an I ; ali point., between New and Westham Island. Leaves Brackman-Ker's (v**-*r* ,l*l":' at 3 p.m., except Saturday*, at - P-m'; additional trip on Monda: - leaving Westham !:-: 5 a.m. Returning have a.m. daily, excepi Fridays al l additional trip on Saturd i , j at 5:30 p.in. Calling at Steveston Thursday* and Saturdaj Tickets to .Steveston and re"-ra cents on Saturdays ������'���'v. a.m - raving i , ��� .1'.' ��� 50 PR'*-*" x xi X. iJ -n- J "V-" !>"���-��. ^r-rr^-.0^ 0*0*0*0^)4<HOHf^T40*n^>^) r= -���*. --���* ���*������#. ���*���. ft [till Stores I. tl. SMITH Tto toll Stores ��� SAVING ��� ���**-*-���������'**';������-���������:���������.����������� #������������"-������ ������-������-"^���������"^������'V#* "*������������'��� ���City News; - M -.-. --vv -^ ���,������-������-������-^���^������* '*������-������',������-������-������-������ -J ���**->'M����������^����������M������M����0��*����*����'������0*M��*����*>���������������� ^ ; ANOTHER LOT OF ���*> ,_~ j W-cs&ori* a nd Stands J-: ..,, ,| "B. dei ��� make c **i.i. ������ ��� idi AT BIG SPECIALS WHILE THEY LAST $13.50 to $80 00 Girls Dell ��� ��� i "' las pot plants .,, .ini. ,'���''��������� hon Davis & 6 , , i ��� li !��� Th. , , . .,, , , ii i rr "*��� * Mammoth Furniture Emporium ,, fe - ��� i ii ta ��� ������mon i> LEE'S BLOCK, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, B, C v ijj; Opposite Lome Street. Phone 73. ��� . ��� , , m ������' ��� ��� lor b VI ��� it, ttoi ������ ��� ��� i ll *} .��. Dresses for so*. nlci a ���in'-' fl iun Ithe unto . ������ S1.00 k-alu' ml ealgn ini 50i IT .-Ins! ve ��� . .- , thi B. i , , i,,.. .. o .. , ,.., '��� Hi Jul heen -������-'- \i : .��� irnur oi ��. i .50 Dresses for <)5c ;. 2 i��i v: ll ' " a re-" ning I ' ���'��� -' - ������-������"���..������*��� ..-������.,.-���."... Mason ren ...... ���ii . , i. Revs H Bam R ii offi ��� ��� ���.���""������ ��� ��� ��� ��� } le: ,. ll '<���.. A Snap in Ladies" Golf Jerseys $2.75 and S3 values for $1.95 earn navy and ani $s '" $1.*.*. E \ - optional Of f cring in LADIES^ BELTS SI.OO Values for 50�� o ���. : j.*...:.. ���i . on ��� .i a. , in;.... I-.,,, a .... iro .... io ioi " thi Slnol il In football bo ��� * ' ' ���...:. I Ioi WHITi UMDIt ISSUE nEALT WITH LAST NIGHT Gordon's Dry Goods House Special Raincoats ��� Fo . ���.. .,, fl ..-.mas. I. "I. I.. - . ( [ill OU .ii, ������ . ' ., ��� i | BOi > .irds of White and Cream flannelette for 1 Oc yd. Su '������ b : an;. 10c 300 vds. 8-4 Lnbleaclied Sheeting for 22 1-2c ��d. .. .. - ��� i nji ��� ...���,..���. ��� - ai Inmate he Royi ho ��� ���oonii ��������� ......... ��� .., - ' . . ���- * .'fl full lot pi . appl; ��� ��� ��� ia_ een i thl! '. * '���' ��� ... . Tells in Graphic Man Work of Robert Jardine ,,,, ,-,,... .. . inni ��� 3a town *. " I ' ���: *������ :"e ir of Robe i ... ....'., i lie C oi ��� ��� ��� - ��� '.nb a! ���* ���: . .. ' . . . ... ��� - had doni j ������ ��� for Friday's j Buyin 10 only Ladies' Rainproof Coats, made of striped | wool cloth. Regular price $10..-50, yours *&fZ. 1 for *%P*D ? WE SELL FOR LESS THE FASHION CENTRE - . .-; Visil the liouse SAurnishinv: ;* Department , * j. s \ * v : ���" *o ? * 4 *\. t t * i- * r r �� �� i * * r r r I ..*....+**............**<>... I Big Price Cut in Fall Dress Goods * ������: fi Headquarters for Women s Ready-to-wears ' Q ��� ��� * ��� ��� ��� ������ ��� ��� ���- ��������� ��� ��� ���" ������' ��������� ������- -������ ��� ��� ��� / ) ���.������.���> �� *, . ���-J*O#O*O->0 J'��L'^-��0*a^0*y'J"��O*0*(>*v>*i">^. 6 �� �� r < '. ** i ', IT IS \\ONin_Kt-lll T. H. Smith Waterproof Shoes We have the besl stuck Waterproof Boots '-ver ���wn in this city. It won't be our fault if -i don't have; dry feet, '��� ��r we guarantee our vis- -I interlined rawhide to be abs ilutely wat- you seen the dem- ���. 'ii in oar window? ther Sh ��� ever stood test. _8 hours in the rfectly dry. ��� them in our win- . ��� ,ii ,., nl il \ ,,:,,. ��� , Isltor In the cH tenia) afternoon ��� ������'��� " ��� impanled by Lieu Hal '' ��� ' ,.,, , mpan -1 Bro** n ��� h ���- 1,, , iqu trtei " '"��� Wlnnlp ��� '��� .;��� n(||n omi time on the coasl ...... Iness with I,. i \H ,i. i|i ..-. i . ii I ���" i Old I. :. ��� i ��� Li* : -?- Reliable Shoe Man Tin ��� ' ... pli '' '' '; Hires < ..* , ��� . ii-h'.- I in huiii ��� r - Plckerlll ������ , mo, ind also ren in ! I. I,, w ,... . .,. , . ���,. , eh men as J icp question ti would ol quick! md witl \ iti diplomatic troul ���I'ueiial goremmenl ������ th ' .,,.1 chines po ...',, dwell ��� facl ta< '��� lai dine ��"* " " ';' ��� an I thai '' owing ���" br push ' ��� ' ; " ''' '���'������ ig ��� ��� '.i. b spans the '' I ' - h- buill ���"" hi ��� ' i "���" thai i. lai dine ha I b ei ���''������' I n ��������� I In the | :" ' ''' ;' ' m ���*- ������ and wi i on th I ������������ ��� ��� ��� -:- .!, . [nhabll in ... . . .i . foil I I nd i . i , ii ; i. .. .. ��� ������ .... i *- ������;-rhl ������ ��� ��� ��� I -* who was ������ ' rtl I to ,i.i,i ��� '.i . v S THE TA3'_=; will be ... , . " h ��� ��� you-.- h' ��� or you may need " I iker) and chin - dainty enough and cheap '���' d fxamlne the ?ame. ���:��� * I *> ** ���** ��� ��� ��� \ Public Supply Stores GEOp^AWS | ��� Columbia Street. New Westminster, B. C. Phone 92. ��� �����������������������������������������������������������������*Aa���� ����������������<�����������������������������������������������.>������ 04O4C40*J>O*C4C0*��C*��C"��C*>C*0*0 C!**O*0*K.*0*0*��CC*O*O*O*n*r!��0 Vol foi I ���rit) ��� ��� ������ ��� I rn oduce. rs: Vote for Taj lor an ' ir homes. 8 .���C*C**C*C*��C*��CC*4>C*C*��C*i:;*C*K) 0*0*C^O*KJ*04004040*04C!*0*K) 3 lbs. tamery Butler.. $1,00 No.! Selfictfiil Eggs ��� 35c New Local Honey .... 25c Combs or OlAss Christie's Cream Sodas.. 25c PHONES 193 and 443 C. A. Welsh 2 5 ig The Highest jj in Quality S The Lowest in Price nnot meet mj ���., . my c impanie ou i--* ������������- is good, bdt I e . aad challenge .any of fhr-m ro prove ii Blngle Instance where thej have not i aid tl vlth promptness equal to any. Investigate for \ before placing your Insurance, and If 14 Is b question of value fnr your money I am satisfied you will place It with me The People'* Grocer \ O 1 o i Q *) o *> 6 0 ALFRED W. McLEOD Economy Insurance Broker ARMSTRONG BLOCK. K*aj.O.O.O.OO.O.O��3.0.0��D <->*<-��->+:3.^.O.00.O.0.'D.O.O.Q C!*0*OK)40*IK)*00*0*04040*0*0 C>K)��OK>*O*0��00*0*0*0"lK>a> 0*8 'V. 'i * , .' ������ '**:' . ., f>*. ��� ( .<����� ... 'ai ' !_���_ . aa ���' : , ���": ���'. ��� . ' 1> ' - ���Jf I' ' '*��', *l ". ��� it - * ' . Nil ��� ^TBI **��. 1 *.w ��� I T*k- "!��������� -��� ' . ',, y '"'\ ..-�����' Af ' Kj* ' I ' ��� j "i ��� | ���i< 4*" *' w ":?' \v*>* lit I .fl "' t-*< ' : ' if. *"��� . w ������ n ��� ��� Mi ' *�� ��� ���;��� -t-. .^f- ,.* 4 1 tei ;v- ���'- h A*:!, i -. '���ia -a'** ''lit'- "' a. .' 'a;- *'. < **>���*,., * V 'i^' ��� J ��__. *���'"- |L jl'ifl .**��� ''V.-'A^K ! ... 4 >������ U:- 1 ���HIS-.'Tl I'",- **'��� 4 f V--,,,'' * . .f:t_.v BBPtt^w *���* .*,'.!. ;���:���<!-.. ...'.A : ��� ' ' ,__.__ ^ jf iWv :^v*5a i^JSHv'T* H .,-.��:. ��� *_h 1�� ti T* I M' Vvbai wm m Iff v' Mi >������'���?��� " : __' . i, ?< lf'1;1t^|A-^Ai'' ���' ���',' I- ii ������' ; J ': ���:*%. to h.-*,���-"l.'. " m �����- .: . "* . * �� SJ a" I' ��M �� Vl'.-lff S.-..-I* H H; ������������ ��� ���������' '*. >'-*"���.������.�� *?��', ��� . A' ���,"i * i��<5 ','fiN A-*%�����-. :mW- '-ft li*:..,*. ' ��� ���:,, ���r.yi J _-t".i__ '"������'������' "���" : SNfi'������v.*'!*.- ' "���*''-t:' tlaK^H ���:..: i; tfMty.** ��� (* ���',. ift* _H' o ���* ' .'' .i.....*a*f*Jr�� *���?���>.'���-&���'$*] -y' ��� ^������jwB*-*!! - _. '������-'VS If " Jl." i: ��� I _""'��� !''.! % ; !��� a'; !'*$'; 'ft? ��if^A; ?iferAiA Ilf J ,;:''. ' slaf ]> ���a. ".-*'i If ' ,.:��� ��� ur ! *j f>"A ', K_BHte.r��^ * _. .'.'���.���. - ��� * �� * '���-...,"-��� hi**: ';.��������? ���������� . '''-r:'A: , <(! -'Ki; !��:>���. -i ���A'..11'"-.;--;; __���__���*{_> ,A ichmond We are showing a beautiful line of Campbell's Clothinsr in SHIRTS The Metropole Shirt made in Londonderry, Ireland, of extra good quality English oxford; made for large men SEE OUR UNDERWEAR The Strictly Cash Store THE TRAPP BLOCK and Winter Suits The latest color.-, nnd .American styles. Made so that the coat front will not wrinkle. INSTITUTIONS VISITED ..';."..'���..-���.r ..������������ ..*���'-."���������,."A������^1���*^^->.������-..������^.���*^.-���'M^?'."���^^s���'.^'<���^ Wanted -:- lost -:- found Ji BY OHAND JURY PAIL j for Sa|e,. Jo w,. ttc. | ��������� i ,.,,..,,......,... .... . . ..���.._������..>..> '............���..".....������.....-,,-..; . I *..���.,-,.--,1". .���-,..-,-,,.- .������. .,--..-.,..���".i-. .--..-ir-..-..���..���...'.,���',,"���..,,. (Continui i! from Page 1.) TENDERS FOR DREDGING. Westminster Opera House Thursday, Oct. 29 �����������������������������������������������������������*������������>**�������������� ������������->���������*�������������< I WANTED���Family washing by dozen. Appl) 2, this office. WANTED��� Two dozen tame rabbas, suite price and apply to Box 175, New Westminster. WANTED���-By a steady carpenter, work; wages reasonable. Address Jas. Goodeve, city, or apply at Mr. McKay, 2SG Columbia street, by Royal studio. WANTED���White waitress; good wages. Apply to West End restaurant. WANTED ���--Engl.shman desiring settle in district, requires position as bookkeeper or cashier. Hi- i references, London, England. Posl Offici ox 754, New Westminstei WANTED���Voung girl to nun 1 cb ren. Apply A. M., News office. W V.NTED- -A couple to snare honii with lady; terms moderate. Address Mrs, n.. Brltcola P. o. FOR SALE��� Fivi acre lot, cheap cash. Brownsville; close In. Apply ��� .\1." Dailj N'ews. we recommended should be tiled or cemented. As to making the institution practically (Ire proof it would necessitate the Interior being reconstructed. The wooden cells would have to be dispensed with and steel one,_ put in their stead. The locks of the cells should be aide to be thrown open automatical!} In a second, Instead of a guard having to feel around for the key Im.].. In individual padlocks. Asylum. We nexi visited the hospital for tne insane, where we were showu over thi* entire premises u\ ihe superintendent, Dr. Doherty, and als assistants, it was quite apparent thai the superintendent is the master of the situation and the admirable system In vogue in all di partments reflects gri at ci*i dil on his ability as an orgai Ever-, movement of the atten lants .-> ems (o indicate that n . iness is there i ansacte i with the on ol clock work ��hile the ���-��� n . cf| Mm evideni on all sides '. - a marvel to us. W found the interior of the wards were furnished i omfortablj an l spotlessh clean. The tients w< re all clean, well dn ssed mid had nothing but kind words to say ol their treatment, Summing' everything up In connection with the i hospital for insane we can only say | WANTED���A that as nou managed li Is a great credii in the province. While the in si :u quarters are too Bmall for the mini '��� r of patients we believe thai this difficulty will be overcome b> the building of the new institution at Coquitlam. Hospital, We li'-n iraversed to the ltoyal Columbian hospital where we �����< re mei . Miss Martin, the matron, who gav, is ;;. ��� access : i ��� ':��� v. hole Institution ��� hi re we found even thing conduct! l in thi ���- tdmirable raanni r though ��� ��� ,v.-i e \ .���;���.. mui a ... .. owded We would --; rongfl ial II possible mere IS! IflC ������ 'ous. We tai �� hlti b we ��������� Ij Ing si l. bj ...lies. Although Ihi '..,.. li . . ig much attention .- the formi i��� ��������� ��� ��� i o help trtii - would fei I ifortabb If tin ���, ��� I . ..." ���.-. i kI and foi ecommend |-. ir SALE Hou e, 'aide and i*>v" PO RENT���Two furnished front ued- room. Apply Arrow Press, back ol Windsor Hotel, or 287 Victoria St., near Library. rlrl, Mr* Or. Jones. WANTED���Sales agents, (36.00 per week or 400 per ceut. profit. All samples, stationery and art catalogue free. We wanl one permanent agenl In this localit) for ib,j largest picture and frame lions.- In America. Experience un necessary. We Instruci you bow to sell our goods and furnish the capital, If you want a permanent, honorable and profitable position, write us today for particulars, catalogue and Bam- id. s. Frank W, Williams Company, 1211 W. Taylor Street., Chicago, 111. Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned aud endorsed "Tender for 'Dredging Coal Harbor," will I" i ceived until Friday, 30th October, 1908, at 4:30 p. in., for dredging required at Coal Harbor, Vancouver, j i Province of British Columbia: Tenders will not be considered un* !less made on the form supplied, and signed wiih actual signatured of '��� n- d-: ers, Specification and form of tender ean L>e obtained on application '" G. A. Keefer, E8q., resident engineer, New Westminster, B. C., and at ih-- Department of Public Works, Ottawa Tenders must inciud. ine ' ' ng of the plant to and from ihe n i.s. only dredges can be employed which are registered in Canad; at time Of the filing Of tenders wii bin twenty days after the date they have .-��� ii notified of the acceptance of ��� ��� tender. An accepted cheque on a chartered bank, payable to the order oI the Honourable tbe Minister of Pui c Works, for one thousand dollars ($1,000.00), Imust be deposited as security, The cheq ie will be returned in ens- ol non-acceptance of tender, The Department does not ind itself: to accept the lowest or anj lender, By order, NAP. TESSIER, Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa. October ~. 1908. Newspapers will not be paid for I this advertisement it" they insert it iiithout authority from thi Depart- I mi nt. t VEIL PINS and 1 BEAUTY PIM *W. C. CHAMBERLIN ���<-li!!__i_ hy��j,:M ' ' '".''���Q' ,* 'iP' i^'P'' * ' ���*.�� ��� Sole Agents for The Longinea Watch Mov-i j and Hamilton Wa'ifi Movi ................^1*.... ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� BY GEORGIA Author of "The College Wi ' -- " You Smile���You Laugh���You Roar. ' 30���COMEDIANS���30 150���LAUGHS���150 nal Production from the L ��� Theal i ���-. New Yoi k City. Prices 50c. 75c. $1.00 and $1.50. Gallery 25c. Westminster Transfer Co. ufflce 'Pfioii., 18*3. Barn 'Phone 137 Columbia Street Baggage delivered promptly to any part or the city. Light and Heavy Hauling OFFICE���TPAM DEPOT. HEATING STOVES If ycrn want a heater tor soft or hard coal or woi Oxford Floranoe, Oxford Oaks, handsome In appearan . heavy nickle trimmings. Also large range of airtight Do no: forget to cal! in and Inapect our Oxfoi ' Ranges, the ranges that give n?al genuine satlaf cl T. J. TRAPP & CO., Lt< TO LE 1" -Housekei iping rooms im n- ished or unfurnished, also single room with flne ���lew. Appl . 123 Ninth street, cit. *, FOR S \I.K Llghi pony . i id i oi.!!��� Ion. oi exchangi for 1 ��� Moil. j, Vani ouvi r roa 1. Eas Bur nabj. Public M IIII A 'Phone Will Bring Coal to ,ou place j i as ����� can ��������� ��� ��� Ion': care how der, i '.nue In ;������ postal card, send .- or call us on either case .".-��� I,ind ol coal. That ami cleanest yon evi j ��� r-ellar GILLEY BROS LIMITED ar Market Clerk D. E. Mackenzie Open 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Friday.*- 7 a. m. to fo PKone 138 p.m. FRIDAY SPECIALS - ��� i -i again we ��� it the med - I i .. led the .ru horities ihe n lerating , n wn ihe line - This, om "i . be nu si Important d enl the Instil _i tion, ��� i ��� Imi ���"���- ed. \ niori nu "i'i n opei ai Ing ta le could be In stall" d and many minor improve- ni. nts which v, ,��� fi el sure i he medli nl in.!' sslon ���.'��� ho are using the i would gladly suggesi and 11 would be money well spent, 11. II. GERVAN, Foreman Grand ,lury. i"'?. cleared and fenced, Second tre i and Tenth avenue; reasonable, and terms ea '��� i . two lota adjoining, near1', cleared. Apply in 'leorge Shnrp, on the i"'1'- rali es. V EST M I N ST E It EMPLOYMENT A.QENCY- Under new management, 266 Columbia si reet, Phone "';''', P.O box 807. Can Bupply you with all hinds of help promptly, free of charge, Branch office, 107 Cordova street west) Phone A 271.0. Vancouver, B. C Charnley s Meat Stall Prime Beef nnd Mutton Stall and gra '��� i. Davies Ksf Son Firft-clasi Gut Flowers and Pet Plants. ��� ������������������������������������������������ Japanese Employment Agency Cooper Bros/ Stall EOTCHERS Sllverdale Beef, Mutton. Veal nnd Pork. Stride? Stall FOR Cut Flowers. Plants and Fruit. Ill ���ftf ......^>.. ������*������*��������� ->������������������������ ���������������������������������������������*���* .���'Jf i i * * ��� We are now booking private Christmas Cards. Printed Greetings with your own name. A beautiful line of samples car- be seen now to select from. i J. J. MacKay & Co. Monk's Stall I'i-Ii and Came Wcldon's Stall Vegetable! ani! Herbs. Onion;; a specialty. Winner of four firsts, two seconds and 2nd speci,.! prize in 1908 exhibition. { Booksellers Stationers ��� " ���. -::-,'���. m#> ���**������< **.**.mmt ���-*<-��*�������������** ���*��������������� ������������ *���" Dei mm**** <!�������� " P. O, liox 474. Tel. .",:,. Iti'- Estimates Submitted ,We_ stminster ���1F.CRAK Iron Works English Watchm���l1<,, Two door* from Ceo. i Adam*. from J Ladles'Gold Watrfles-^, Gentleiiieii P nl'-" CONTRACTOK.*, and TRANSLATORS ��� ''.niiii :: Vote for -lardlne -I ��� erll nod ��� ��� i. our Male and Female Help Promptly <J>* Fan ��� Vote ���'��� Furnished, ��� COLUMBIA and Mc!M__;Ei_.EY STS.. ��� ��� NEW WE8TMIN8TER, B. C. ��� ���������..(������.��**-'"l'.. Phone 431. p. O. Box Zb: See the ID i In .ABM.. MEDICINE tfi, ENGI Stock ai I Lost Wa ited, Rent, or For Sale adi i 1 ��� ���"- II - News bring ��� ' ��� , 29, Phcne 22 JOHN REID, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Wrought Iron Gates, f-ences, Crest- i face, $6.00. ings, Balcony Railings, and j gentlemen's Bilver ���''''"' Fire Escapes. case, $7.50 up. General Machine Work and Agenl tor th ! BLACKSMITHS Arctic ,. ��� ' t.jj^timm^'u.-ijmsmsimvmmaoBR -tm;&wwv\w*kiii!.r& ium-ram-*?'. Chal Office and Works: [enlli sire if. ��� New Wesiminsler aw��' 1908 TUEDJJLtM w> Pit :. . iTi I i f -SOUTH W��ST/TMS7-r* _ "^sunlight soap -*VJi��=i5��C36. y��'**S��CZ5 >_*-. --^cr^-- v; ���**."* J ��������� - ' A-. ..-. | - ^,- ��� " ��� - - /(���__-.���. .-. . ��� . * - - --.... xl jrr*r ; ' ' ��� a. .'��� ... If Jos. Martin from the present politfcal contest anil buv one ot* our 5-acre Froit Farms and Suburban Villa Sites he would save his deposit and we mid vote him a patriotic Liberal. He could set out his farm in prunes ind gr alues between the rows for the next five years and make i" pay for his land and put up a good solid platform on ! for his "go" at the nexi political fight announced. lv. already disposed of over 250 acres and our subdivision has : the market a few weeks. This fact speaks for itself. th< only subdivision offered which actually has connection with new Chilliwack tram, now in course of active construction. Take a hint Iite all other apple grove or orchard propositions claiming frontage ���amline. Old discarded trial lines don't count. subdivision is only two miles from town and for suburban villa psi -surpassed. Why pay $100 or even $50 per acre for fruit farms from ten to twenty Wes from market when you can secure better land at lhe same price right in '-'���'���- of the best market in B. C. and on the finest road in the country. Or why buy where you would have to take a train or steamboat to reach your farm in order to avoid an all-day drive in the cold, over muddy Nads, when a 5-cent fare on an electric tram or a comfortable drive of only twenty minutes over a first-class road will land you right in the heart of our Popular subdivision and at your own door. ��� There's no mistake. We offer you the best chance that has been given ���s year to make money and you should not neglect the opportunity. The on the ground and when the trams commence running pric*'-; will jump !���: * no reason in the world why land here should not reach $500 per erj few years. You'll never buy so cheaply. Aci 'riages go over every day. Any hour will suit us. It only takes n hour to drive over. 'ominion Trust Co., LIMITED T. R. Pearson, Manager New Westminster, B. C. '-lso for sale at HALE BR >3. & {' >��� : PACIFIC REALTY CO. ��� - ��� _ ������ ;-.. ��� ��� ��� l, ���������� u in the Sunlight way, ���'������ . ��� , NrnpK pure swp,, without '���* harmful chemicak, it tavei all the- toil common hvap* ' compel. Got Sunficht SoTd ...... . ..... . . C 1 ?l ITl'l 1 ll< , , , five ano rouov.' cents a bar common ioap. Got Sunlight Soap .-iiiai follow directions. r HENRY'S Seeds, Trees, Plants. LAU S F V.RM ' \\\. ll \ '--.-������. Reliable vari<"t.< prices N on v.- scitte or \ wind !'\ . . .. :.������.' uly 1 I Pear, ] Che. ; \ n lead ������������'���' ��� I ��� sr i plant . ., our OV lng Bulbs I plantl Cholci -ii.-.. .,;����������� and ���*'��� Bee s s. ��� -.. lis, Cu -' - ers, ��� - Catalogue Ft**1*" IU. J. HENRY Greenhouses and Seedhouscs. Westminster Road. '. ANCOUVER. Bi in N ���;..;. So . v m ���____tn_______ifn rseries BT8USUSTIC MEHim OF WEJTSIDE EUECTORS ... ... ... ... 1. ��� ... , ., ' .... ��� . ��� .... ��� .> . . -. . . :-.. : .. . . ��� ��� I .... ' . 1 . . . ,,..-,,. '���'��� thl ��� . - . ��� . . .. is a s . . . '...:��� . ; ������...." - - ��� I ... . ., .-1 \ , . . . ��� ��� .. a . ... oast opi . <-*'ii ,il . .. ...... .. .entitle,. ��� "' ' '��� I ............ '.:���-. , x.- : -- ��� . ��� :.. . ' * ' ' . .-.. tn which �� ��� s '' .>.,. Sir V* ilfrid ..���..- no il subsidy of J ' -'��� '*'" '������'��� ' ���'��� -. I *''. ��������� ������������ :: '...:��� ...... ,;..,,., , , ��� '������ ' - '��� V. . ni .:-. .. . Bolnfi ���' ������' I a ni - ms. [cause ] - ��� ��������� i n I bellovi . ��� ,.:;���'*'���'������ ervant turns onl to I . ture c ��� . ������ ������ s cted ? A an wo iin- entitled in on theksP-^t him t0 I VOLUNTEER BOUNTY ACT. 1903. WARNING TO PURCHASERS. liver*. Soul ii A :, .i an \ -, .1 ... . lev? thai ., i ��� ������. ��� ioi ��� eha , ��� . ill ��� '.: i .. . . ; government or an} ti ol II L many uiion tinttn Important puhltr . .- lop and :; :- he 1 use our ���!' len ... th, ,, ��� '���'��� ;- ��� uunl ��� atid noi as lm onii io , ,,- :r n ;���<������ |.:.- i ... ;,,,,. ' nCll ) I . |l0 ,��� ,;.],. 1 ., ,., , - i . ;. '., M:,-,.; |i.. | :i���-. ||" *'''��������� ��� . Dominion i Can la said thai Ulere �� ��� iptton In Is the gren ivo . \i hii li the Canad Inn' cla Ion ol woi i�� t. people ha i i rore them foi I .v n. ���. > i uni I'ai lib ind a .. . . ��� > enlin; \ii.l hei r t��x>, I olnled to ln\ pstl llffereni.. ol pi lm Iplo betvi n ., r. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^m '.mil gram nu h iva' u ivi o work In order* to <i iin th< Mafor Ho Igln >, llki polntmi nt o ,, , ,, , , , . , . , , , en : i Hear, heai i " Ithiln �� all ���'��� m id In the forn ���. . ��� :; \ ��� Special attention is i-ulb ,l ��� ... Boun ^cl. ' " which ��� thai , no ;i-.-i ;nmem ol the ': i ;' ������ a vol- untei ij the aj i*olni tin nl ol a u hall be acci pted oi reco ;nlzed | bj thi i���'�����;.-ii 'in- at nt ihi in!' i lor whirl, is not executed and dated .after the date of the warrant for thc I.ind grant li iue I v the Mlnlstei ol Ml Hla and l lefence In favor "i the volunti er, J. W. OREBNWAY, Comml -.-i'ui'T nt' Dominion Lands, Ottawa. 28tb S.-iitom!)>*"*. ll'ii*-. <"ow, I iii'i',' thai whai i I ive aald j Tills l belle\-e to be �� tvpfcal in- -.1,. ..������ ��� ' ,i ti pi 'ii '. on i hal here I I do not bell* tha in. diffi -ni o between the jo ��� i ��� ��� two p ������ excepi pel ll i on the thing moi e In . ii ��� Ion and thai ; ol Ms |oi Hod| In ��� : . rote im Mi lai ilino, th I i i ��� at ������ man cte n Liberal i iiiulldale, rathei I lian Ioi h ��� w i'i' h i might talli 11 iv in iii,. reason foi ihis re alreadj trespasupd upon yotii Mnv n quest, and I think n I a sti m i otti is for i */ieh ��� \ ears 'he counirj has thei un othi' ��� followln li is. howevt r, witl '!i i ��� ron prospered and Is now pi-ospering un-lfldence tUftl I li ivi In """ handi iee.islon as lo who shall be the Dom dei in.. Liberal chieftain and thai thei - Is ab olutelj no cau ������ foi so .'Iinnge being made t have -i ft b figures thai I should like ,n road ,ci mui. showing ii"' wonderful develop ini." hi..mil' i im thl ' itltuett. \ 'i* the nexi "Mouse I fei I satl 'Bed thftl ;i ii'iv lureo iiiiiini'iv will *���"'" fol Mi- .liudlii" Wiii-iin'i <"u iiiirinti know ment <>r the Dominion during ths hlm personally oi have only m-*** bim Sealed tenders wid reused to the un dersigned, and endorsed "Tender foi Electric Llgh*. Flxture3, post Offlco, Vancouver, B, c.." will be received at 'ii .in.'- until 1:30 p.m. on Friday, Octobet -���:, 1808, for electric Ughl B tures at the Post ' iffif-*-. Vancouver, Plans nnd specifications can be Boen and I d ��� ut tendei obtain* d al i bis dej u traont, and on application to . ������ ell Esq ' lei I ol v, o . Pei ons tende u notlfli i thai ���'. Ill noi bi ' "ii den d unlo in ' ii.. printed foi tin lupplle I, : I with their at t ual signs - ire musl bi .'i i umpanUi epted i ��� i ��� ...i i churl idi |.i ibli lo 'I ��� di ��� ol .. ' i the Mini tei ol Publb ��� |ual i" ton pei cen I (10 p.i i imount nr the ' endi r, ��. h I 1 ii relli I if id,, pei ion lendi . ne to ' ii1' i Into n com called ui to do so, oi If he i ��� late Hi" worli conti n< led r..r. If 'hi '"ini, i . e mi! ., ,,ii i ih. ���hi I." returned, i he Di partmi nl doi _ nol bind Itself j ��� , ."������;���< iin. lowesi t,y iinv tender I'.*, tinier, NAP. fflBBiatl, piecreiiiry. tmeni nr Ptiblie Wmko, Ottawa, October 2, LB08; Newspapers win httl be paid fo. advertiseineh-1 ir nn i ihseti it wtthont niiiliiniiy |VOni ih" bi_pnrt; rr.ent. in the present campaign i f��oi mir*** I .'111 I'llK 1139 nun.mi" |960 000 0 I m.imii,nn i !;.i 0 I -i nun mi" ." linn rn ���i:,.nun. ' 10 100 10 -,n mm min [ji ooo no' 0 - 245.000,000 twelve ) ears of ' liberal rule Foreign trade impori - Export Tra-K? with On si Britain i;. porl . rm im- -. .... in mill," torb ��� i>..|"'Mii:i iii banl i Tin n .i I ''i'i I I'm I Hiilfl | mn Iiii ;l, I 10* I" March II I '"- I I i I ������ ihat I i pel lod "i i" rteen month rail i IHted t. Ill ' ne������ ��� ���'!' '���; ' tme ��� mu 1 ��� ��� ti ��� ��� ��� shores, Vou will remember that the "^Continued on Pas H ii win ngr... ��� i I that il ������������"' ' Easterbrool Milling Compan 11,���,.���.,., B C FLOUR Imprrial $7 OO per brl. Hungarian Jewel $*-i..'.0 Terminal . $5.50 McQUARRIE & CO FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS FRONT STREET. New Westminster. Telephone iii. J. New some & Sons Mmmmmmmrmmmmwrn. Painters and Decorators Eltttlfttea nn All Work (Jiven 399 Sixth Avenue New Westminster ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS * ��� ������*., HI A'f�� .- "Si" '��� *, a-ftl* ' ' * ... - ** '"' .' ��� : . i ''���rr\f\' ��� ��� *l . ��� ��� ' '*'*3_'* * t^-i v". t .*' ' ���*�� tt ��� * . - �����> . ��� ��� i i *. ��*__,.'; * *^*&L<r*m*- '��� \ IK ��-��� ��� ' 1'��. Wi .*���' ���"' Ji.- f m* T. , .*- '*%*'.*��; ��� " . *���.*. >' * ���*' K JiSif--. ������ , .*<** iff. ���"'Il . A;" *';yvt ��� ���*�� & t ii a ��� ���: * A ���' -j* A. i- ��� r* ��, "ss ���**"���** J * 'v���, ���' ' . __������' dA *'��� ��� "1 I '��� * ��� ��� J ��� "��� Vi4iu' nmW*** * ��� . _�� vl' mi"- ���Jyy- . *_,���' ��� ,'J ���' ' L 1 f '. " l**ftjf>' mm* a*.J I . ' ���������_flj*'v i ', J ���'�����'* iu'*"< ''���'>.:" *-..���' WW, ty. if)A KM* '��� ������rt? '������ "I '"��� ;, I ' a' ��� a.u d;(f: ., IM 3 c ���*"��'.IV ��� ii I *'��� r it *:; * *.-**' '.T ..��''*_'.' I.,.*" .- -��� !��� ��� *" a " .. %'-"' ���*';;:' ������".jiH : .; \YMli:*[ '1 'I j. ���*����� U'l'" I1'* i- ��� i: i,' j j'(_____! 11 '"* ' ia. '. TO��� f^VA'vAAA r-Vi'V'* A' ! - fljfej .Ife ; >���* ^maml'Jtfa 'IS il- r#^' v " "fi'-pr-ji^- &l*. A. *.. 't ���..*���' I HI". lti i.ie VJfnt-%... . ,ifc<*T; *'*isl�� Ii.Ll. ������*' **'-"'��� .' TjfK*. �� "IM.. fi ��������� ; AV A> ' ,-. *7* . <l I ' 1, .*, IS"ft 1.t" '.'". I..... I, , .1 k*A, ������' . ��� ?,' * ��� ���I ��� ,M Our Stock of Heating Stoves consists of a complete line of Airtights, Hot Blasts and Box Stoves. We invito inspection of the mosl complete line of Heating Stoves in the city. Prices right. Quality first class. Anderson & Lusby 25__ Columbia St. New Westminster WESTSJOE VOTtRS ABE ENTHUSIASTIC FOR JAHU1NL We Have ALL KINDS OF TOILET REQUISITES of the be��t quality. T. A. MUIR & CO. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS. Ellard Block, New Westminster. (Continued Irom Page Seven.) in render good service to the Domin- . Large o the province and to e ol ihis district. (Applause, i Mr Deachmai h id a cordial r< ci i .', ai li ngth wil li the ���; il ol the Liberal govern- nen \< ished the oppoi II ion had been - nt. d, Cor It was a d tl . .'iii meel to discuss ;In si ... ��� - "ii ih.- pu lie plaif irm, .Mi-. !'��� . . m cted much of his ;in;, to an < -������<inlnation of thi (loluni��� blan ��� ' ��� Ten days ago came oui "i nsi . u .., camp ilgn in full swing." That might have been the case ������ - ago, bul ii was not thi' case In thai constituency, and evi r> ��� con tltu ncy thej were can '������ ii in u sling adl; bruise I - lamaged Thi j were going li turned d iwn in th ��� coming election and thej knew it. Then i . ... old pan "It wi '������ ; ''������'��� '���" r ��� ������ ha 1 men: of his fi -��� ad, the I of the ci nntry's i co ���! di 1 noi com , - - 'vith thai >��� Cm-. i ii mlghi time for :i change, uce l| i-hatever I considei ��� ��� argunn ild be a I luced - . ; one opinion. He i I Jamei Ru .- ll Lowell on thi danger of change, and passed on it. the Improvi ment of trade condition- since the Liberals look offici A Baseless Fabric. When the Liberals took office the debt was 25S million dollars, and the revenue 38 millions, or if the revenue could be allocated to pay off the debt, seven years would be taken to liquidate It, while the Liberals had onlj Increased the debt five or six millions, while the revenue haa increased i" over $'.'!'>.'loo. or ii would take aboui three years to pay ofl debt, In IS96 the debt per capita ul thi population was ?52, and It was ' now . 0 pi hi ad, while the cap: ' in bear taxation was much great< than in ;ii' ' ��� '������ years of the O servative rule. The speaker disc i the - .' hievements ol Li ii iostal and agrleu . . . ��� i . v i go ro u s migra ion and < oncludt d declaring thai on Monday the Toi les i'i.i end a ��� y ��� i i rear would fall, i Appla is i would ��� ii lacked thi ��� ��� bing �� hii ii �� ould maintain I' ha I been a campaign of slan bu '���: ��� mon the Libi ral pa i * progre s, of aggn ssivi n : .:< party of prospi rity would be n - iiii-ii' il. and Sir Wilfrid Laurier, i ..: nn I old statesman who had unit' ���! thi Vnglo-Saxon and the French races in the country once more in ��� ' would continue to make Canada ��� iii d intended il to be, the gran ��� - ir in the British empire. A vote of i hanks was passed to on li. motion of W, i I by VV, l toway BOWLING Cn aii ��� i lchriat's team bi at ( tain i . ���'in'- team by 150 pins ai ��� .��� ning. Hale had in,- highest score, Is*-. Monday nighl Goi : n and Kellington's i .'ams plaj. ��hili tonighl another of the inti i city ti legraphic games will be pla; ��� I Captain Gilchrist's Team. 1 2 3 Tti. W. Turnbull , '.''���' 140 109 -34. .\. F Hale . .131 IT" 188 iv Rushton i for V. Johndro). 375 Vve, 116 163 125 DIED. I Robinson (for Murchle)...���375 125 (Gilchrist .. ..128 126 138���392 130 FISHER* Charles Cunllffe Fisher., 1979 aged 60, al Chilliwack. B, C, on Oct. : Captain Latham's Team. 21, 1908. l - :i Ttl* -v'"'- Milne 140 116 103���359 119 Funeral leavi family residence, Third avenue ami Sixth street, New Westminster, on Saturday at - p.m. Fn.nlisii papers please copy. Hughes (for Macleod) ....���375 125 Barbaree (for Burnett) ...���37r> 125 O, Latham (for Monteith).���375 125 C P. Latham.110 104 131���345 115 1829 OP ADVERTISE "ki ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS /Vn Funeral (Notice The Western B. C Sunday School a sociation convention concluded Its j The officers and members ol King sittings at St. Andrews church yester. Solomon Lodge, No 17, A. F. & A M��� I <la-v' The next meeting will be In in . piested to t at thi .lasonic ^ Ictoria. Temple on Sai i daj next, Dot. ^4, at , 1 i p.m., for the pui pi se ol attending the funeral of our lat< Right Worship- i ful Bro. C. C. Fisher. Members of sister lodges ami sojourning brethren cordially inviii*il to attend. Bj order of the W. M. F. BRO.AD, Secretary. ������ ��� '��� -���-.,��� , +#���#���#.r.? ���:.:;..i:t.-:''.i.��� r::...X.X.r?.-y. .*.rf*?:.+0.; Electric Railway Service | . lnterurban Line. ���:;? ��� Cars for Vancouver and wa? .jj- ��� stations will run every half- ��� hour from 5:50 a. m. Last ft car leaves at 11 p. m. :-. (Last car lv. Vancouver 11:30.) ��� ��� Cars leave the depot every ��� twenty minutes for both Sap- * ��� perron ami city limit* over tlie *���*-- :!i <-itj line. City Line: Cars leave tram 9 office on the h<iur, tweatv mln- ��� utes after and forty minutes af- # ter, commencing at 6:20 a. m. K I ! Sapperton Line: Cars leave ^ at ten minutes after the hour, * half past and fifty minutes after ��� -1. the hour, commencing at 6:30 . i a. m. 1 I I Sunday 8ervlce tialt-nourly D*S> ^ tween 8.30 am. and 11 p.m. British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Ltd ����� ��� .*........���*> ���'::������:'��������� ������������c.-*��- I HOUSE RENTERS! ! WHICH WILL YOU CHOOSE? 530.00 rents new modern 7 roo . elling oi Six renue $25.00 renti "ii Fifth avenue, r, rooms. lern, $22.00 ren n Vgnes street, 6 rooms, mo.lorn. Juki renovated, $20.00 rein ".loomed cottage on Fourth street, modern, line lot $20.00 reni on Columbia street, near Crescent, 6 < $18,00 um on St. Qeorge street, 6 roomB, modem $18.00 rents 7-r ed house on Thin! avenui 1 Do It Now, Ladies! Get that piece of wood to burn today. Don't leave li till nearer Christmas���you won'i hav, time then, H. Morey & Co. have i verj good choice of boxes in assorted designs, lioxes are ;h.- mosl popular thiiins for burning, because thej are the most useful. See Our Window Display Prices away down at Morey's 217-219 Columbia Street H________��� Ml SAY! C .'1 Ol com .rocerl . Wull W( an . i n , . bnslnesi al lie III full I elephones 38 t. M-____MB_WIM_M_______________B___WI i _���_���_______ .a__anaM_-it.-_ ��� ... ������p��� Queensborough General Store LULU ISLAND. We are paying no rent, no .,,., ;,..,,!. and ihe ,., lu Iders. So we ean give ... . ���,,,,, i alues ai the low. ��� !lei'��� i one i Choice Potatoes and Turnip] delivered to any part of the f. ty / ,c per Sack. H. Crane Pre,..- ��� ��� ��� No Better Values in Ladies Coats Than Our Specia Line at $13 ��� :���.'�� You will say they are extra stylish and excellent value at the price. At this price we place on sale 25 Coats in plain broadcloth and dark coating- tweeds. Made in semi-fitting and loose backs. Gibson effect. You can have your choice of trimming or strapping. Buttons, velvets and also braids are used in pleasing designs. All sizes from 32 to 42 ine lies. An Excellent Line of Ladies' Tweed Skirts $6.50 Each \'"'-. colored tweed and homespun skirts In invisible stripes and fancy mixtures. In this special lol are variou plaited :imi plain gored with strappings and fokh of ��am< Bklrts; materials are all wool, thoroughlj shrunk and p rf' Ished throughout; all sizes. Each $6.50 Boys' Jerseys at 50c each Regular 65c and 75c. An odd lot of boys' sweater.! or Jerseys In heavj ri ibed wool in Bhades of navy and cardinal; ,-izes are broken, but you can still choose a size for anj boy from four to twelve, in either one color or the other. Your choie.- while 'hey last, each 50c Corded Velveteens 50c to 65c per yard A material wiiich keeps grow. ing in favor. It wears well and made up it has a most dressy appearance. Used for boys' suits, girls' coats and ladies' costumes. We show it in shades of navy, brown, cardinal, grey, faw n. nr'-. n, purple and cream, in various slz< s of cords: per yard 50c, 60c and 65c Warm Gloves and Mitts Ladies' and Children's The touches ot cold weather which conn ..ml go ��� pliasize the need of vs-urni --'loves or mitts, Our ��� is showing this --'-ason man., new lines whli-h pa taught us were the kinds .l'-ired. Boys' and girls' mitts, In black and colors; 20c to 5( Boys' and girls' gloves, in plain colors and fancj - pair 20c to 3.: Ladies' woollen gloves. In all popular colors; per pair 25c to 75. Woollen wristlets, cream only, made to proteel wrlsi Most comfortable for wearing with short Bleeve wai* Children's Knitted and Plain Cloth Gaiters Cream, black and plain colors, In all sizes; pei pair 35c to 7 The Best of Flannelettes in Plain Colors and Stripes All weights are to be found In this selection of our staple department, For yean bandied certain well known maki of English flannelettes weaves which we can ��� extra wearing qualities We hov .��� ,., eights and patterns adaptable for maklns work shirts and underwear; per rurd '���I,. I. v. hite an I cream Hanneb I ten ,| h i Ized and Ha ���! flnli li, per yard. Union Blanket Sheeting The rea] old homespun Hheetlns n hich Is famous for Us special wear lng qualities; Beventy inches wide: per yard *-00 FLANNELETTE SHEETING 68 and 72 Inches Wide '..-si English and C anadinn Uanm lette . nn ��� -10c ti linn and mi finish; medium and heavj wi grey; -ier yard ... ��� \a ,)MH-_-_tfH_U____KSD! crouMaata mutwtxLJ
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