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f IRE INSURANCE WHITE, SHILES & CO. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. SUM BER *����� l i r e ASSURANCE WHITE, SHILES & CO. 260 Columbia St. Phone C5. N'EW WESTMINSTER, B. C, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 13, 1909. - 00 FIVE CENTS *.R COP .TER STEAMER jERENCH BAnLESHIPS GERMANY TO PLACE I fIND BODY Of INDIAN j ARRIVES IN RIVER; GOING 10 PIECES WATCH ON NORTH SEA HORRIBLY MUTILATED WRECKED STEAMtR .LABOR CONDONS IS BROKEN IN TWO IMPROVE. I RUPERT ' i. "! Ce, Lumber Fot AniInv" ' "mmin Fleet Will Be Sta- Apparently Used to A erlShipto Finds Deplorable tiom iVilhelmshaven mmit Suicide Near Mis- 111- Condition-Boilers Useless in Future. to ,3 Hi i of Ci rough u i : .in ��� . ill! ��� Hi i. ��� , finish al ., ;i burden ol feel crew. ,, i ii, chai'i;,. and to oon as po i em en w< re Vancouver. Capt. placi .1 in charg . . i al the Inqnlrj. . of the Aeon, hi r ��� i ve se] ran i land lasi July, . .-ed for salvage, ��� O ifee and Uur- ��� glon, ii i Ithi tbe el tments or ��� I by pirates. Formed S.lvinq Syndicate. i . n wi ; abandoned i�� i in Page 6.) i Ponlon, A|.i . ��� ..... ���' ! . ! '���'��������� I '" Q i '��� ntth ship .1 . * pracl ii nil; u. eli ��� . i und I ��� mi v-. Th, lai' . ���: ! .���I will al On the ill -,. t|-,e 11 pari ild nol be pro tured a1 Ti Blllng woi kshops , nta! le n, not'evei tions bi Ing o servi In a fet i. ��� , in. pub- actiyi rocedlng t V n, wh ch wi iii ipersi di I oi tani naval third nc. ai ii a l !���' .vi'. 1 Beheaded. :' an Indi in, B I ,;, la | morn a fi jhtfu . I'tlv tbe ri ��� ' ' Touchet Goodwin. Contractors Have But Lit. 1 id Is Abandoned Trouble Replaci Strikers E^oss $1,000,000. -Working Full Blast. C a 1 c u t ta don, went a _ v. v . - . i:. ��� .... .: i pa ; til K I f ! e v. ri | ��� I ..- ilni. I .mill BOYS ARE SHAPING BETTER THAN EVER THIS S_A.0_ Toirmy Gifford. Re-elected Captain of Salmon Bellies, Has High Opinion cf His Team. n< .I ;.' Ki. :. will be trans! i lei vv ation Is v adj nick i v. .. watch the North dl led from thi i ��� ��� ��� ��� - tary ] ower know:, as - �����:, ];i, ie . Ail ih,. C.or- i in mghts an I Invlni ih.es In cou of i lr iction have a -. it I ti the v. llhi Imsh Ive of the lairg n I I. commission, i :..". I ��� l ... the Deutschland class, oi sands of workmen ari e n l day and night | uttlng the On- ��� touches to tl greai defensive which have been erected around \YilheIm_haven. A, w. V ��� - i. ��� ��� o nd an I imi ' ��� bodi. pi i Bt, -. i i ���:. . ' probabl couli B 111 : . bu fi !. of a Japanesi lelng ieh< a led roi ��� n cable al a Burnab.i log- can |) yi ifl noon, waa ol I e during > evening, but v ��� iolIce den: a : i nov h d; of thi The i: an Is said to I struck by one end of thi cable, which ��� I ������. hlle :ii -e was work ing in tl vicinity. Dowle Gc:�� Doavn to Defeat, . Aii. ' ., A] rii 12. Com- abli bow thai 1 I leal .���' I ;v n ;.,���, ,,. \ j, 1 lladi' ��� iii v I son of John M< xan- ;le. Dow le, ih.. "prophi I." resulted In .ii fea Dowii sa ��� candidate foi county clerk of Monl . ��� count ��� n an Indi <���:.'��� ��� ��� JAY OCIILD CONSTRUCTING AIRSHIP IN BOATHOUSE Pi ince Rupert, B. C :��� he at Rupert hi ; .more V V , v d oui .... id tided a . a da v liad aces filled w'.i i who are working ai ol ol I per da.. and In thl ca actors ha la bor unions. 'I he Bteai are ,' now working full blast an ��� ��� idll ions are Improvi d . Iway contractors on tbe S vi>. . have an Independi m w . r own, They noi vying ..:: B day for muckers and i Igl as per day for drifl-i r ONTARIO LIBERALS TO HOLD CONVENTION llffi (IF THE GYPSIES IN IMPOSING FUNERAL Al pr s ��� Iff ������ iw iii v v th : v .. e\ ning, th ��� ��� f lv' IV ��� , I ETNA IS BELCHING FORTH CLOUDS OF SMOKE ANO ASHES WANDERING SPIRITUALIST .HEADS FEAR IN HIS WAKE Who Died Five Mor.th .:. ... d With Much Pomp Ceremony, Vpril ].'. Th In repaired to I d ��� jlng v. lie-,, th j roceeded to forma ly ���! -cl a captain f r thi i ai 1909. Th_ cholci fell iinanimi i-v ipon Ti d, who iv d moi ���: ated I idh v . o;. .... holi . , ��� ne same j.' i suci 3sfu ly for si I past Tbe up] ointmeni ol a | ������'. wife of !.,,_ : [j er In ol the i Ij pst. b, I he . e vn i Two nai i i v by gypsies 'doaed, C. A. Welsh and Alex rum ��� ��� e i untry. The bull, the former declining a. a num- i .. ia.i>. iu Pitts, ber of the boys hold th opinion U funeral sec would be better for a non-player to be :" ��� ��� night ami n:a.|,i.-er. tlie suggestion thai Turnbull : day. The cere, e appoint .1 ��'. dropped, teniporaril* ' ' iv. at leant i Discussing the condition of the ht- 1.1 n playing mem ������ i a of ins t. am TOCK rustlers SELL i ye tenlay. Capt. Gifford expressed i.tmself as delighted with the condi- ANIMALS IN CANADA .,,-_ of .,,,. ,1(1W .,��� ,,,- ���.,������., .,,,., he 'declared, Ih hei ter shape than Is Hai. April 12.���Dejnny i1|Su.r at this early season of the year. "C ''������ if Mo_JHU, ei lviyus coun- I The Ians have already had a llillllhvr i working iu conjunction of stiff wofkouttvon the oval. Long "-xiiiui'iil .iviiK.a. |{ .\ \Ni V|. ��>before the date set for the first F'iW������ ni'iid oi horses at Jno, Road's "I Watch of the *e'a?oh, the Westminster ednn.- i.i,iK,. ranen, th_ anlmaisffeam will he |_ better Condition than P iwen stoien trom across the bor-'uny other laci-Wie -.eun in Canada, Napli -. April 12.���Mount ilina is in ton. A gi��� al .loud of smoke Is *��� . out of the era*! t and as i falling thick on the surrounding C v id '. '- .��� eirenslon la fi . av xlec ' 12.���The _ ��� l.arnoranl Inha [ Tampic i ng in n'vv rs in fear oi a tldi .... which has teen predl I n n li ring spiritu ilisi The an- I ' threaten to deport thi NEW EQUIPMENT FOR GRAND TRUNK PACIFiC Hi F Head bou_.li- ;i,e buncii tor land, barring accidents or disruption. P'��rt has a bill of sals, Th�� police this standard will be maintained pnotfoot on the trail ol the ruetlere, throughout the lacrosse year. F "i" Imi-... |!,M, | pg_ bpoagj,! I Kvery one of the boys who figured I' ���'Ml"'->. Il.u ..,, i;ist years lineup "ill be seen in . ^_ action this season, the twelve besl men being picked from the fifteen players jusi previous to each game. v v vv Vpril 1^.- The Gi tnd f aciflc has jusi given oui si \ I |g ord< rs tor locomotlv . i he Mo.ita. a I I.' i omotii e work . Longue p , have received an order lor ,u. ntj-five ��� I fht-wheel engines, to I e delivered nexl July. An order has avo been placed with the Algoma Sault Ste. Marie Steel Conyiany for 22,000 ions of 80-pound si, el for rails. These are Intended for the prairie section of the line and aw tin be delivered ut Fort William on the opening of navigation this spring. EPISCOPAL BISHOP RETURNS TO CHURCH . .. A; rii 12.���The Tribune, In tlcli lay, says thai Dr B. l. Lio. ���!. who c: eati d a nation-wide tli a a few -ears ago by renouno Ing tin E] Iscopal faith and joining iii, Roman Catholic chur< h, has ie received back again Into the Episcopal church. Coluir.bia Students Ready for Trial in Fortnight, Will Start Aeroplane From Surface of Hudson. .'-.'. w V.'ik. April 12.���.lay Gould, so . ��� i Gi oi ge Gould, and several othei students ol* Columbia university, are ructing an aeroplane which will ��� ��� a i.-, for crlal dilring the nexl tw i i ��� - it is being bui't in the Gould outhouse on the Hudson river and will be tried Brsl over the water, in sludi nt_ ha\ e depart* d from . ��� track method <ii launching used by Hi. V^righi brothers and ol i< rs, and wlb; si.in their craft from the sur- ��� ������ ul th. Hudson-. Tw,, U��n-HKe ai rangements | ointed at both ends ni;,. a canoe and made airtight, will he attached to the machine, ii will be forty feet long and twenty-six feel wide. Toronto. April 12.���Mr. A. G M-O- t<a\. leader ol the opposition in "he 'Ontario legislature, announces that Ontario Liberals will ho.d a mammoth convention during the Bummer of nest ��� rear. LAST BUFFALO HUNT WILL SOON HE MADE \ Three Hundred Head of Bison to te Transferred from Mc**.t*via to Alberta. CUP FINAL FEATURE OF LOCAL FOOTBALL SEASON *WTM,8 FOUGHT FOR L'FE. ON BURNING SHIP ..;:/ ��� <���- Aprti _w ��.0,,, ":'ll Ii,"<' -oday ].afk .���"���'���' ' ��� oi the Alaska L,:;;;;;-- ��.,,������ ��.������������, JLm ����*cr,w, were 260 Cnln- Lnhem ':'a"" ' "nU>loyed in the hfff :, ��� - hold, which -tiioiie, arousing Funeral of G. Leonard. t The funeral <>f the late George Leonard, of Bpworth, who died suddenly at his residciiiv at the age of 7n years, took \fiuoe yestwday afternoon to ihe oddieilows' cemetery from ih. undertaking parlors of D. Mur I'hie. V service was conducted :" St. Mary's church, Sappertoa, by the Rev. I). DUnlop. Tin' pallhe in r were w. if. Lewie; HI ���<<'.'_ T, A. I1" (_._._ A8l,|tJo" ">jl desperate K���nn,.i. w. Kininan. George Davis aii.l IjNi, ArthUj Horn, ships Pleilhlg. ""ff"<';""1 ''> ���il>"^' """ rlP(1 . a;"��. ami rescuer, who car- " IH.V ii,n, , - renm, i. ' illTli W(''.'-' unahle t, "���'������'���'���'��� him. ���"" firs _,-, <o ii,. ������,; **"''��� lamagln, n��� vessel *���**_ i, '" '''""" $';,l",,' WJ1S ���- ��� ;1 '""'i" brigafc A K. Lewis. Floral tnhuies were received from Mr. and Mis- G. A. Stev- K*ns, Mr. and Mrs Davis and family Mr and Mrs. Lewis, Mr. and M'"s- H- l^ive, Mr. and Mrs. VV. WblUng, George and Robert Carr. Mr. .awl Ml*. .less,. Love, and Mr. and Mrs, A, D, McKenzie, ain s Annual Revenue From ln^ritance Taxes Is $90,000,000 ���25,t_ nni otl| laxe. Iliillsh ���-,lf|('"v;-'hnwii from Jldn . ���"I,,|'r I 111 |H)|illlll- ��� ���i;,,;,,;;;:;;'""' *** m- tit, Ifltnlln, "���0.(_iii ___' PVen��e of $470,000,000 "���lertini r, ""'". ��nually, out of Viioi i Pav th�� i '"'" I H.MJ.e_1'Ulkol , ln*iti, : "'l''' o| nllllon es K'' taxeg, Tin, i by Charl- no i,, i , v,,,..,,.-H '" 'ii InvesUgat- ; ""' '"in.,, ,��� man. ufactures and department of merce and labor, In connection ��'"" the tariff revision. Th,. gross capital ��.'l!"' of ""' rv ���tales contributing to tbe Inheri ance ��| 500 (IIHI,!!!1". tux in 1908 wns over *'������ ' ,���ile below ol .unl tha net value wa $1 .loo.ooo.noo. The gross VW ,. tl 119 000,000, and ihe personality was si-"��������� tin. realty 1413,000,000, Magnt.t for Soccer Enthusiasts on S_l_.rday Will Be Recreation Park Westminster's Team. Kiev! a-oil by the easy "viciory in :he Vai.'oiiv,���!��� district league of the Westmlnstei football team over the Sailor... b) six goal- to one on Pri" day, i'"' local team is oonfident of eivin^ a u'Mid account of itself oti Saturday in the principal match of the season, the final of the liritish Columbia OOP, which has to he fought OUI ���v.ith ih,- ceiiics, the strongest team probably in 'he league. Al a meeting of the executive li-J*l h,si evening the follow inj. team *����� [licked to represent Westminster at the great natch: Goal, Barbaree; backs, Bruce and EQrby; halves, Craig, Sawyers and Lock; forwards. Shawcross, Johnson, Hooper, ileum, und Cadysien. Reaerveg, Watson and Cpark. A special car will leave the is c. !������'��� ii- depot for Recreation p^rlti v.nicoiiver nl one o'clock on Saturday, and a large attendance is assured, An effort will he made to bring off the benefit with the Shamrocks early next week, a lengthy discussion iook place on finance, nnd the collecting eoniinittee reported .thai about *:!l> had been contributed, With t'1" l'-v' It, n-es to he mei there remained a .-���mall adverse balance, Forest Reserve. Toronto, April 12.���-According to the .Mail .uiii Umpire, the Ontario governmenl i to .-ci aside one million acres of land in the Rainy river district, in- cludlng Hunters' island, as a forest reserve, This anpnpncement, however, u denied In the Globe bj Premier Whitney. FEDERAL CONTROL OF ELEVATORS IS SOUGHT ESCAPING GAS POISONS VICTORIA MAN IN SEATTLE Seattle, April 12,���Captain John I.IjuIl. a former Victoria 113. C.J Bteamboatman, was found Buffering from gas poisoning in his room at the Wndome hotel ih.'.s morning, the _ns _el iieitig wide open. Leach is at the city hospital and is nol expected to re- comer. Captain LeafiM is 50 years old and I is a native of Newfoundland. His -liip- niastei's papers wen- issued at Vic- Graingrowerj of Three Wfieat-produc- ing Provinces Wil) Interview Sir Richard Cartwright. Kl'-lll. Winnipeg, April 12.���Sen week a delegation from the InterprovindaJ council of the Graingrowers' association of Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan wlH visit Otliiwn io wait on Sir Richard Cartwrlghl and urge gov- ��� innieiit control of terminal elevators. The following men will represent the three western provinces: Edward F, Frame, [nnlsfall; George Langley, Alaynion; Roderick McKenzie, Winni. peg. ln Manitoba petitions now in tbe hand, of the local executive hear 15,000 nawies. CAPITOL BUILDINGS TO BE ENLARGED Victoria, it. c. April 12.���The Pro- vi-neial government Is taking options on private property on Kysiieiii street, /.'his is on th<- block occupied by the parliament buildings, and wi i be used to supplement the parliament grounds -and for new huildines now necessary, The acquisition by the governmenl will give it the ci-mp'ete block with the exception of rh. ground m*ea for drill li_.fl purpos��-. No Boxing in Peru. Lima. Peru, April 12.���The government has issued an order profuihiting boxing matches dfther In public or private. Boarder for the Pen. Alexander Thomas, a stone cutter, was brOUgbl hi from (Van.rook last nigh, by Provincial Consttt'-le Adney, who turned his e.aige over to 'he penitentiary .authorities, Thomas was senenced a few days ago to 16 iiiontns Imprisonment for breaking Into the stoic of P, Woods & Co- Cranbrook, ami rifling a cash register, i^isi Wednesday night lie attempted to break out of the lockup and on being again broughl before the magistrate, was sentenced to two years' imprison. Mn. nt for the second offence, tne second term to run concurrently with the first. Calgary, April 12.���Within a c of weeks the remainder i t ��� offalo herd hou.hi from Pablo, ol Montana, win lie lodged in the new Bi I i par. at Wainwii.ht. Ml-... wft-Hs they will live In future. Alex. Ayotte, the Canadian ��povern- lii.'iii agem in Montana, iias been ar- ranging with Howard Douglas, coin- missioner of the Mountain ;.ark. With regard to the details of the routtdap and transfer of the big herd which comprises In the neighborhood of :'."') head. The new park at Waluwright contains 110,000 acrc< and lies along the Battle river and there will he plenty of room for the whole herd. After the 300 have been taken to '..e'ljar.* ::<.iu of the ll'iO that were taken to I*> mont last year will also NPe*��_W0B0 lliwn to Wainwrighl anSRDlo "> 0 of ���the li.rd at Banff. The park at L_ mont wil; he stocked with antelope., elk and moose and other animals. Owing (0 the difficulty of rounding up the buffalo and also the fact that 1/ily lour or five can be placed in ��� ach ear, which will necessitate more | ian one train, und a roundabout way which will have to he taken to reach Walnwrlght, it will likely he nearly two months before the lvenl .'ir. settled in their new home *> , X - IV ���vi.v 1 ,..' > il- -m .���''1| ���_' ' '������ ,��< RUSH OF SETTLERS '^ MOSTLY AMERICANS Edmonton, April 12.���When the 1X>- liVnioi) lands office opened here this morning to receive entries for ... homesteads, there wore nearly 500 per- >ons in line. Some men had been; wailing since Thursday afternoon m the bitter cold. Many were without food, but several times yesterday citizens passed hot ooff.e ..loin, the lines. Th�� majority in line wore Americans, ai number of whom will get valuaOlo farms for virtually nothing. '.'St.'.: j,!-1'' y-i t ��� ��������� I 1 .* 5 i-i if* H V) ��� i �����'���; I Mr!; : I ! I ii , "il: i.i r'4'J ;������* v!:i,r!i ' ' 1 ������ MM ���1 !,,������'' r:h.. 1 -',lv|| ; *'' -' '! ' ��� i,' '"" '' ' -Awi i \r-i h-'A ! ��� s , 4 .*, i'.'j , . ; ������-��� 1 ������ i ' ��� ��� I ,1,: ,v,'' v. sfri^WK,-. ��� . 'if i ���, Wa Button Makers'Strike Paves Way For Reign of Terror in France 5; .*i Mem, France, April 12.���Th,. striking button makers, whose demands for a Continuance of the price wage scale have been followed by disorders, have brought a veritable reign of terror on Mem and In the neighboring towns towns of Crepin and Ijormaison. Two thousand soldiers under the command of Gen. Nicholas, consisting of Dragoons. Hussar, and Cuirassiers, and 500 gendarmes under the leadership of the Prefect of Oulse, are today pa trolling the sir,.eis of the towns and the surrounding country. The mob is ugly, and cii _ of "Down with the republic" are heard constantly. The soldier- are 'hearing the lr. sulis with stoicism, although a nuna- ber of them have been injured by stones. Representatives of the General Ked- iji-ation of Labor are in Mem from Paris and are urging the striker, to fight to a finish. ���, 'ivi twl'XmmW' PAGE TWO. " i''-'_"_���'___ V "C' *_'tf'',< .fi JO T -���' ����fa IgV' I'i-v p.! Kill; ���:.*&_*. yvSf 1,. K '*���'V.'. ift__jvi". ��i _*_ _*-F__v.�� .:���������.". y}:.Wi y*%*KAi '��*5<fej J--/ ^__'-_.' <*_ ' #���* ' J Jul* I ** " ll -i ��� 1**_ .M��ft ���'. ���$.������:'��*f!i,."vtif-,-,^'.��.,i,' - ��� *V sU*rV��,ILkim' '*. !___lttfli ���'���if.- Illiifil *^f��i_.,,-; * ���_if_S2Tr,"^,,S8. ___________���_���____:. ��� -'< ________������<��� ��''*.* di *! s - ,- �� ,-���. -;.-._. i1 �� ���4ff' I rail ;1.J��� ____���__���____.: _. r ���_. THE DAILY NEWS. Tuesday ��. IJM. Classifie vertisement WANTED. FOR SALE. TO RENT. LOST. FOUND. REAL ESTATE. PROFESSIONAL. BUSINESS. FRATERNAL. ETC. Extract from a business man's letteer: "A real dyed-in-the-wool, name-blown-in-the-bottle success insurance policy can only be bought by advertising. You must advertise and keep on advertising. And si, to invest twenty thousand dollars in judicious advertising than sink the same amount in suburban real estate." Whoever sells good advertising sells business, sells income, sells bank accounts sells arowth ''^ y��u "^i* .. ,- -- -....ii.. -,i ti_.__ .., . , ........ ix:._ -���, - . . . d progress "9 Pays. _ .ril-uni, in owwa*. 4.4... , -��, caidic. ,viiui-,vi _ _ .:, aa.a^u >-ve.,.-in , se 11 s o li SI n t tt S, -a-ii. mi vn.., acne udll.-. cici.0unt3, sellc nro.. the man who talks of advertising as an expense does not know the first letter of the alphabet that makes up the words to describe advertising. Watch our Classified Columns and be convinced ih �� protJri��-ss, -n.it advertisino WANTED. ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS. WANTED���Quiet family driving horse about 1100 ix-uiids. Gentle, city broken, sound and good appearance, About six years old. Also buggy and harness. Apply P. O. Box _'J4, New Westminster. WANTED���Girl to do chamber work. Apply 110_ Georgia street, Vancouver li. C. WANTED--Boys to sell papers Hi the mornings on either -salary or commission. Good money promised. Apply this office. Saturday morning, between 11 and 12. AUDITING, ACCOUNTING AND SYS- temizing. Guinn & Fairley, phone 4117. 48 Flack block, Vancouver, B. C. C. HAMBER, ACCOUNTANT AND Auditor, Notary Public, Conveyancer. Room 14, Gulchon Block, New Westminster. P. 0. Box 795. ARCHITECTS. W. D. GOODFELLOW, ARCHITECT, Room 14, Dominion Trust block. EDWIN G. AV. 8AIT, ARCHITECT��� Guichon Block. Telephone 338. WANTED���Girl for general house- j work. Apply In the evenings. Mrs. j W. Q McQuarrie, Second street and Fourth avenue GARDINER & SHERRIFF, ARCHl tectB, Gulchon block. P. 0. Box 772. phone 232. WANTED ��� FURNISHED COTTAGE or housekeeping rooms, close In. Address R. C. Stanley, AVindsor Hotel. WANTED���A buyer for good rooming and boarding house; 15 rooms, good terms. Address A. B. C, Daily News Offlce. AUCTION SALE OUR SALE TODAY OF JEWELRY 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Horace Dorer, jeweler. LAUNDRY. ROYAL CITY LAUNDRY, ROYAL Avenue and Blackle Street. Now is the time to get curtains and blankets ready for spring. Ring up phone 183. REAL ESTATE. LIVERY STABLE. RING UP 260 FOR HACKS AND smart turnouts. The Fashion Stables. MONUMENTAL WORKS. B. C. MONUMENTAL WORKS. JAS. McKay, manufacturer and importer of monumental tombstones, building stone, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed Columbia street. New Westminster. KOR SALE���"Riverview," City of N w Westminster; .", lots in Alberta St., 1 corner lot, K!3x60, 2 lots, 138x40; price $1000; cash $2.0, balance G, 12 and 18 months. Cook & Ross, 32S Front street, opp. Market, New- Wist minster. FOR SALE���30 acre farm, 5 miles lrom New Westminster on Fraser river, never flooded, drained and fenced, good house and barn, ready for crop; boats call at wharf dally; railway within half a mlie; schools REAL ESTATE. PEERS & RAMSAY, REAL ESTATE and Insurance. Burnaby property a specially. Room 7 Hamley block. P. 0. Box 458, phone 364. ROYAL CITY REALTY COMPANY. Columbia street, near tram olllee, phone 433. Real estate and insurance. FOUR NK'E LOTS, a half block from Columbia Street, between Keary and Alberta Streets, Sapperton, for ?27i> each. Lots abutting are worth (500. woodwohking. WESTMIN! Co., haul cabinet, WOODWORM ""' ��0M BttlngA -toja mates furnished, prietor. Woi J. Brookes V and etc., close. Cash $1500; bal- YOD can have your choice of 11 nle ance ln three years. Cook & Ross, 323 Front street, opp. Market, New West minster. MAL1NS, OOULTHARD & CO., LTD., J. H. Vidal, .1. P., Manager Heal Es- THE SCHAAKE MACHINE WORKS. '��� ,ate U-l.artment Pnones 106 and MACHINE WORKS. WANTED���To buy all kinds of fowl, pigeons and ducks; also eggs. Box Z, Daily News Office. L'OST. LOST���Hank of Commerce Savings Bank book. Finder please return this offlce. ELECTRICAL WORKS. THE PEARSON ELECTRIC CO.. dealers In eletcrical machinery. fixtures and supplies, house wiring, armature wiring, motor repairing, etc. Bank of Commerce building. phone 331, P. O. box 928. FOUND. FOUND���A PURSE CONTAINING money in bills etc. Owner can have same by applying to Sayco, 614 Car. narvon Street; proving property and paying for this ad. FOUND���Columbia River fishing boat. For particulars apply P. O. Box 14S. i FOR SALE. ELOCUTION. HELEN BADGLEY. TEACHER OF elocution, physical culture a,nd dramatic art. Every Monday, 3 to 8 p.m. Knights of Pythias hall, or 992 Hornby Street, Vancouver. Phone B3535. FANCY POULTRY, EGGS, ETC. FOR SALE���Safe, ca*'h register, second-band, cheap. Box W. T. F., this offlce. ARTHUR O'CONNOR, POULTRY ���breeder, 1049 Eleventh street, and Sixth avenue, Now Westminster, P. O. box 425. Pure-bred Cockrels for sale, Barred Rocks, White, Brown and Buff Leghorns, etc.; eggs for hatching. Write your requirements. Limited, Front street. Now Westminster, Manufacturers of modern saw and shingle mill machinery. Mill plants and specifications prepared, t .1.11. FOUR FINK RESIDENTIAL LOTS In Burnaby, overlooking the city. one ..lock from city tram; $150 each, 1-1 cash, balance In 2 years. EIGHTY ACRES FRUIT LAND IN MUSIC. MRS. C. C. FISHER, ex-pupil of Carl- lotta Antelll, R. A. M.. London, Eng., and of G. F. Sims, Mus. Bac, Oxford., England, will give lessons in singing and harmony. NURSERY. THE FRASER VALLEY NURSERIES, Ltd., Burnaby Lake���For healthy, home-grown fruit trees phone 445. HENRY'S NURSERIES ��� PACIFIC Coast tested seeds, trees, plants, bee supplies, etc. 3010 Westminster roid. A'ancouver. and branch nur- serv at South Vancouver. PAPER HANGING & DECORATING. II. FOR SALE���One of the best residential sites in the city, facing Moody Square; three lots with 150 feet frontage on Eighth street; corner. Price $1500; $400 cash, balance $20 a month. Particulars, apply Box 795, city. FOR SALE���Two corner lots on the new B. C. E. R. cut off, close to city limits; $225 each; 1-4 cash, halance 6 and 12 months. Apply Box 837, City. FEED AND BREAKING STABLE. J. F. MERRY & CO., PHONE A601. Corner of Blackle and Carnarvon Streets. Have opened a feed and breaking stable for horses. Horses . for sale. Reference furnished. ROOMS TO RENT. ROOMS IN raE^YTHLVN BLOCK to let In suites of two for light housekeeping. All steam-heated w*ith hot and cold water, gas range and electric light. Terms moderate. Apply A. il. Ferguson, room 9, second floor. (EGGS FOR HATCHING���S. C. Brown Leghorns; good layers; $2 per set- tiy-. of 13. Hans Voglsang, poultry- expert, 936 Keefer street, Vancouver, B. C. HUDSON, WALL PAPER, ROOM Mouldings, Burlaps and Saiiitas; house painting, ka'.somining, paper hanging and decorating. Sixth street, New Westminster. FISH AND GAME. BENSON & AYLING, FISH, FRUIT, Game, Vegetables, etc. Begble St., opp. Windsor Hotel. _________ PHOTOGRAPHER. S. J. RITCHIE, ARM. PRONG BLOCK (over Johnston's shoe store). Car- lion and platinum portraits, Interior and commercial work, amateur work, etc. W. E. FALES, THE FURNiTURE Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker, corner Agnes and McKenzie streets. Phone 176, night call 81. GROCERY. PRINTERS. WESTMINSTER PRESS FOR EVERY kind of job printing; best work reasonable prices. Phone 55, P. O. box 142. Daily News Block, Sixth street. To RENT���ONE LARGE FURNISH- ed bedroom, also one small one. Terms reasonable. Apply 287, Victoria street. HOUSE TO RENT. FOUR ROOMED HOUSE ON CARI- boo Street. Mrs. D. n. Bourke, FOR THE BEST VALUE IN GRO- cerles, phone 386. The Pure Food Supply Grocery, P. O. Box 811. HOME MANUFACTURE. MRS. RUNACRES, 216 ^SIXTH~ST. opp. Queen's Avenue Church.��� Home-made sausages and rolls, heal cheese, etc. PROFESSIONAL. GEORGE E. MARTIN, BARRISTER ami Solicitor. Guichon block, Columbia and McKenzie Sts., New Westminster, B. C. JEWELRY. W. MYERS GRAY, BARRISTER, Solicitor and Notary Public. Curtis block, Clarkson Street, opposite the Conn House. P. O. Box 196 Telephone 6. SELL.NG OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK of high-grade watches and jewelry by auction. Sales each day, 2:iin and 7:30 p.m. Horace Dorer. ���LAND SURVEYOR. W. N. DRAPER. B. C. LAND SUB veyor. Ellard block, New Wesi minster, B. C WADE. WHEALLER & McQUARRIE (F. C. Wale, K. C, A. Whea'l-r, W. (',. McQuarrie), Solicitors, narrls- ��� rs, etc. 42 Lorn, street, opposite courthouse, New Westminster, (Phone 143), and the Vancouvei of- v ������ is at No. .".. Ro; al Bank Ch im- hers. IPS Hastings Street vest. Surrey, 3 miles from Westminster bridge; $500 worth of cedar, half mile from G. N. Railway and Fraser river; only $30 per acre and easy terms. Five-acre block.-; in ibis vicinity are selling at $75 to $ 1 u(J per acre. A FINE LOT ON FOURTH STREET, near Sixth avenue, only $400. Investigate this, 160 ACRES IN SURREY, INCLUDING 80 acres of best land in the district and timber equal in value to price of land. This is a snap at $3400; easy terms. EIGHTY ACRES AT CLAYTON, SUR- rey, at $50 per acre; some improvements; good terms. SIXTY ACRES IMPROVED FARM near Cloverdale, dwelling, barn, chicken houses, sheds and etc., orchard, good creek, 7 acres under cultivation. This must be sold at once hence the price is low���below market price. $1500 cash Will handle it, balance on time. 160 ACRES IMPROVED FARM IN Langley, house, barn, outbuildings- hearing orchard. 30 acres cleared, balance easy clearing; rich black loam soil. This Is a bargain at $10 per acre and -hould be a money- ' maker for some one but "first come first served." chared lots in the West End for $175 each, on easy terms. Aim, _ double corners in the West End at $175 each, Half cash. FIVE GOOD LOTS </n Eighth Avenue near Moody Square at $35u each. These will stand an advance ror quick turnover. WM have 5 acres of good black soil two and one-Quarter miles from this city, easy clearing, on the North road for $650, half cash, Balance 6 and 12 months, orner Eleventl and ear line, P. 0, box ii 473. 254, l'hoal FRATERNAL SOCIETl ES. I. O.O, F, AM,,-, LODGE, NO !7 The regular n etlnga of ihi. "' arc held in Oddfellows' hall, tvJ bia Btreet, every Monday evei at 8 o'clock, .las. Fergu oi grand, vv c SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION OF B. C. ���P. B. Brown, manager, P. O. Box! 556, phone 334. 6-ROOM HOUSE ON EIGHTH ST., electric light. $1500. Easy terms. 1 ACRE IN BURNABY CLOSE TO car line; 15 minutes from city. $750, terms. ROSE OF i 0L1 MBIA LODGED 115, Son., oi |v |an(] H Rose Degri meel fourth Wednes ' -.-. ,,i ,-,,,, in K. of P b p.m. White Rose Dei ei |0��. Wednesday in ean, . time and place VI , ��� cordially Invited. u pr.-s.; H. Ill ������ 1 II!'.] inwei DIAMOND A. CORBOULD, SIXTH street. FOR SALE���HALF MILE WEST- minster waterfront with trackage only $6 a foot; will be worth $25 a foot in a year's time. Compare this with other prices. FOR SALE���125-ACRE FARM LANG- ley Prairie, all under high state of cultivation; close to tram, school, store, etc.. $130 an acre. Cheap at $200 an acre. \. 0. 11. W. - FRASER LODGE Nol Meetings the Qrst and third uj day in einh month, Vii ren cordia ly Invited to a il Lodge room, A, 0. U. W. Iiall.oJ fellows' block. Clarkson litre COURT BRUNETTE, NO. 1099,1OJ ���Meets the fourth Friday In month at 8 o'clock, in the sm| hall, Oddfellows' bio SECOND HAND STORE. WE BUY AND SELL FURNITURE and all kinds of new and second- luuid g<Kxls. A. Speck, near Tram offlce. STENOGRAPHY & TYPEWRITING. ��� WHITE, SHILES _ CO. Real Estate and Insurance Agents- City, farm and suburban property. 260 Columbia street. HALE BROS. & CO., LTD., REAL Estate and Insurance, phone 335. 186 Columbia St., P. O. drawer 100. TO RENT���House on Sixth street, $17 per month. ABBOTT & HYDE. I V.H.C. AHBU1T Manager). Real estute. Insurance, loans, notaries puhllc, conveyances. 238 Columbia Street. P. O. Box 247. Phone 321. RESTAURANTS. KENNY'S RESTAURANT _ CAFE Tickets. 21 meals for $4. Home cooking. Meals, short orders, oysters. All white cooks; no Oriental labor employed. Open day and night. Opposite tram office. ROYAL CAFE; (Airs. Arch.r, propria- tress) . Four courses, consisting of soup, fish, boiled entree or roast, pudding or pie, tea, coffee or milk. FREEMAN BUNTING, ROOM 11, Gulchon block. P. O. Box 694. CUSTOM STENOGRAPHY AND Typewriting; copy work, business letters, etc. Province offlce, Colombia street. Phone 62. TAILOR8. CALVIN, 32 Sixth street; ladles' and men's tailor. Exclusive patterns In ladles' and men's suitings. Press Ing and repairing, on short notice Phone B350. THEATRES. WESTMINSTER OPERA HOUSE, Ixirne street, w. N. Carty, manager Special attractions provided during the season. Advance ticket Offlce, Ryall's Drug Store. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLI Aerie No. 20���Meets every Tu.d evening at 8 p m In the Hi.| hall, Columbia street, a. Clark,! Pres.; II. Schofleld, Sei rel ry THE ROYAL TEMPLARS OP TFl porance meel every Wednesday s p.m., In Oddl street. fii.nmi SONS OF SCOTLAND BE.VEF1 sociation. Lord of the Is'r? Cii 191���Meets on the first and ti| Tuesday of every month in K hall. Chief AV. Sutherland, I. O. O. F���ROYAL CITY L0D No. 3���Meets in Oddfellows' t*\ Columbia street, every Friday BT ing at 8 o'clock. Visiting hrettj will be made welcome. 0. E Sill N. G.J C. E. Osborne, P. '���'������ :W01 ��ig secretary. OTHER FRATERNAL BOCl-Hl include lhe Union Lodge, No 3. F. and A. M.; King Soloim. W*| No. 17, A. F. and A. Ml I 0 No. 1150; L O. L . NO. ,;,?:!; (*("', Sapperton, No. .683, I 0. F.; C F., Court Westminster, N*. #1 Brotherhood of Owls, Net No. THE EDISON THEATRE, CORNER Columbia and Eighth, High-class moving pictures, illustrated son.s Program changed Monday, .Vediu-s- daj and Friday. BOARD OF TRADE -NEW WB8| minster Board of Trade meet**fc>�� board room. City Hall, aa ft��� Third Thursdaj of each n quarterly meetings on the Thursday ���f February, May..* and Nov. mbl v Bl * I1"1 meetings on the third ��� Fe! ruary. Sen i proposed and ly or quarterly meeting Stuart-Wade, e n ' . .-Dill MUTTON, VEAL, PORK (t Fresh Pork Sausages daily. b| Best of Farmer's Pork. PACiric Meat Market Phone 192 McMENEMY & ATOMSOV i o*o*o*o*o*o*oo40*o*-��-.~*".-0 c+(^+o+n+o+a+co+cy+ri+n+n+ri+a Q a 8 ��� o \i o I NINETEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS NMAV HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS ON FOURTH ST., ABOVE SIXTH AVENUE, TWO LOTS. REAS ONABLE TERMS. Columbia St. NOTICE. New Westminster District. District of New Westminster. Take notice, that Harriet Ford, of I'itt Meadows, li C, occupation mar- ri'-d lady, intend.- to apply !' r permission to purchas the following de-' scribed lands: Commencing at a post planted at the southeast corner of Lotj .1020, thence west 20 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence east 18 chain-! more or less to Aganiennion Cliaiiie I thence northerly along the shore to the point of commencement, conta .. lng 160 acres more or less. HARRIET FORD, M. L. GORDON, A; MAKE YOUR APPEAL to the publ through the columns of THE DAI'. ��� NEWS. The Morning Paper. Dominion Trust Co. T. R. PEARSON, Mgr MONEY TO LO A IN 5*040*C^0*0��CO*0K)*O*0��O*0C^0*0*O*0*C^O0*0��0404O*O^ < IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ���IN��� THE DAILY NEWS Westminster's Home Paper. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE - iN ��� THE DAILY NEWS Westminster's H<*'t'o Paper, FOR SALE Seven-roomed house, modern improvements, and six lots in orchard, between Pine and Third streets, facing Fourth avenue. Price $8000, half cash, balance terms. Apply McQuarrie & Co., Front Street. NOTICE. Take notice that I). J, MeQiiani, . o. New Westminster, n. c, occupation, electric railway manager, intends to apply for permission to purchase the fo lowing desi, Ibed lands in the die- 'ilit of New \\'. Btmlristi i Commencing al a post the southwest ih.-nce east to northwest c 1362, thence south to noma ^ per of lot m, ������ '" ;"".. 0f co* erly and northerly to po��* ffl0��� mencement, containing i "' or less. ,,r\PJf"''' DANIEL JOHN M- ' A Per JOHN' P. BAGO��, v[r, ' ���' i";-' planted al , 1V eortmr of loi IJ90, Dated December L"11' ' J6_DAY, AP��"- ����� 1W9' THE DAILY TS. PAGE THREE. T0 CONTRACTORS. , ,or Station ���' '"' ��� Houses, between Winnipeg iiuildlng, Seo- Lake l��M* ma TW . ... ihe office Of NOTICE. Tenders will be r(,,,lved &t ^ ofr floe of the Agency ot the Marine and Fisheries Department, Victoria B C up to noon of the 3uth Aprll| 19(jy' tor the construction 0f eight (8) steel conical buoys for the Eraser river, in- ceding delivery on tho wharf of the public works department Westminster, B. C. Plans and specifications seej. at the offices oi the 1909, for _j_e j -MaiHn.- and Fisheries .victoria, b" C, n complete, in Itha i>ublk' Works Department, New |Vestmlnster, B. c I^-1-h-h-h ********** j FAITH FAILS WHEN FtET FEEL THE CHILLY WATERS! Pf! junction and on the envelope etc.," will be > of tho commte- |**elvM ',���,, n,tiiscontinental rail" I0ns , until 12 o'clock noon at Ottav-* vtt m day of Apr Eliicdonan- er* ., Witn the plans and specifi at New 4> may be Agency of Itco' Jauce BjtK>m of tli.' c��m njssioiivi-, of sta- tool hous- trildlll. s(','li0" and ,, M follows, vizi No i_From Lake Superior 1629 (near Wabigoon Section -..inn to Mile *������ N��� 2 station buildings; 2 - _tio;i house.- ���Yoin Mile 1629 to mh i, ��Sstation ii""s^; Section NO. - j-29 |.\- e, of Rennie); l No. l . , _,ii_ln_ " So. 2 stations build Itatioii Minn'"-- - ��� I .. .��� 3 station buildings, G sec- mi ' Iod ti(|,|-("- Section X'! ' : '"' MiI" 1729 t0 Lface; - So 1 Btatlon buildup j So. 2 ia''""- buildings, 4 No. Jjl.ns 3 section houses. . ��� required at aU at suiii other . !��� Igi ate I by the and the ottice of the harbor master, Vancouver, B. C, when- forms of tender may also beob! tain.-d. The department does not bind itself :o accept the lowest <���. anv tender. Envelopes containing tenders to be marked "Tender for Frater River Buoys. JAMES CAUDIN, -gent Marine and Fisheries, Victoria, H. C. PRINTING ���THAT'S OUR BUSINESS Every ordep plaoed W|th us means a satisfied customer. OW WORK SATISFIES OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT Rates on work of any description or quantity quoted on application. Blaci. Men Balk at Baptism i Cold Mississippi and Quit "The Navy." the Jackson & Morrison ij Daily News Block. *'| New Westminster. Phone 388 ��� i| '."."M'v'M".'*!' -H"I"M"I"M~H- St. Louis, ,\;o��� April 12.���WW . thousands of persons struggled for points of vantage today, eighty out of j 125 recruits foun I in the "Navy of the Lord," a negro church, were immersed in the Mississippi river by the pastor I of tlie congregation, Rev. J. B. Parker, j who is called The admiral." The negroes, after running from the wa ter, changed their garments in a near by boiler shop. Forty-fiv0 of the ire emits decided not to join "the navy when they f.-R the cold water. Som*thing Unique is Cowan's Coconut Cream Icing For Ca_.e THE LADIES ARE CHARMED WITH IT. MADE OBIT BT THE COWAN CO.. Ltd., TORONTO Real Rose Hat Pins. Real Carnation Hat Pins. Real Violet Hat Pins. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Tool Uori '-'"��� ' Lots ������ L* Eav hit ie im MATSQUI DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY. Statute Labor By-la., 1904, Amended By-law, 1909. Thi .Municipal Coun. [] of the Coipo ration of tae District o| Matt e for all the ,.,., ,,,,,. section, and s.-n.ir- act. a lullows: ail,, for '-ach Thai sections two, six an, : the Statute Labor B. aw, ction must h.. ami nded as follows: This is the x Opportunity \ tsqui en- eight ol 1904, be IP' ��� ma. J., obtained, ��� ,- n Lumsden, O . Ont., and .Mr. | j | in ' r, \\" nn. V :. |Pei-.-. ! notified tlmt Idered unless ' ii -in ..-.- Isl -' Evei y per on ,. ��� .| upon i assessnn ni roll of Mal qui district ��� ��� municipality shall, if bis or her lan i u - a -��� id al noi m n I an on tho - sand dollars or fractional part th le to one day statute labor, and for every one thou nd dollars oi fractional part then ol over i ne thousand .1*' lars, one addl lonal day. ,; The pathn a a ��� - . ��� pointed s'laii - .- .ia, lii d .. ... lr statute labor lists on or _��� -��� '.vl, ch max be befi I 10th daj of May nexl and loi ��� e chief < ngl i- ��� ha : i irn the list on or bi f ire th rat'.'��� ii trlci engine.- 2nd y of Augusi next duly signed : W: with l i -nleinn declaral on to the ef I Earl i s'gaed and feci that li contain!) a true and cor ������'i'-- lo ihe vn'.'- t account of the labor done and I, and I e aci nni aa ' "ormi _ tin. (,; ;l"' statute labor re- ii ehequ in' a char I d v .... i v s. in . t'.. I order ol the i om I;.. n of a team ol horsi s or yoke o| . ontlm ntaj ox- n to work on the ro ids hi to i a per allow comj i nsation for th use ol . il ol the ch ti am of horses or yoke i i oxi b . ling t- .in,.-:, r or drlvi JThe il< th pai t; necessar. lm] lements ai the rati ... r - ��������� 111 be de-' two days' work toi ���'���: ,.. receiver ��� p ..;.. d, irlty for the This ylaw maj be cited as the I* ��� formance of the-Mat.quI District Munlcipalitj SI tu! J" -. :ins. La or An. ndmem Bj law, 19 I [ les whose Pa d the Council the is- d i_ i I ��� 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 X 4 V <> ��� LOO. over Henry's catalogue ��� and make out your order l'or + Pacsfic Coast ��� Tested Seeds ��� Trees, Pla ts, Bi e S : plies, etc. i No win ly jents to annoy you. ��� No dama ��� I om . n, No J ! -la- Vims. 4 $1.00 Each and Up CHAMBERLIN, The Jeweler ++++++++++++++++++++++++++4 +++*++++++++ + X scene frcm Harry Beresford'. 'Who'. Your Ftierd." at the 0;:er2 -lo..? on S.turd.y. April 17. YOU "PRESS THE BUTTON. WE DO THE REST. t 4 + + 4 4 4 HENRY'S! Nurseries x x 4 4 + X + 4+44*44++++++++++4+++++++n Offices, Greenhouses and Seed houses, 3010 Westminster Road. Vanccuver. B.C. Branch Nursery, South Vancouver. WHEN GC!?.G EAST ASK THE TICKET AGENT TO SEND YOU OVER "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" il; il Train.; I.. v ��� D iy in the Year BETWEEN Minneapolis, St. Pan! and Chicago UVU0 __Ec2��CinEi .HE THE TRAIN OF FAME NORTH-WESTERN. . I iitaLi ��� h contract ill i e returned April, 1909. Igning of in r..je< t any V IV RYAN, Secretary. f Theror.imis-ion. -, ol ihe Transcon. :' : ' lilwa* dated a: Ottawa, W iw) l| i1 aP-rs In-, lng thll ndver- " '*''' H mtl . ��� om the com- _*������, -111 noi . paid for it. Reconsid -red. adopted and Hnal y pas ed the municipal council the 3rd i\.r oi Vpril, A. D., 1909, JOHN BALL, ('. M C WM. MI1HKYI-TK1.I'. Reeve. This is to certify that the above is a true and correct copy of th - Mi'ispii District Municipality Statute Labor Bylaw. W04, Amendmenl Hy aw 190.. .lOIIN BALL, C. M C En-press Britain April 23rd Empress Ireland May 7tr, . When sending tor friends in ;hc- old country, by buying tickets at this if!:,, you will sav.- money ani prevenv delay. Cull toi particulars. ED. GOULET, Agen vl::, ...-���- the newest and Lest Id for COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, [LUXURY. I- |_ lighted with both ricity _.u gas; ihe mo_t brilliant ; ';���' 111 imln ��� . n In the world. Thi ' equipment consist, of private compartment cars, -tan.la- . 16 section sleep- ���������-. ttrxurl us lining car, reclining cars is,,- - ��� ��� ��� .. modern .1 tj , oaches and buffet, library and smok. i ina; cms, For Time Tables, Folders, or any further information call on or write F. W. PARKER, 720 Second Avenue. Seattl.. Wa-h. Ten China Dinner Sets I MONTHLY FOR USERS OF ROYAL STANDARD FLOUR Every 49-pound sa -. of ROYAL STANDARD FLOUR leaving oui mills contains a nu coupon entitling the person who hoi Is I to a chance to be om . if the lucky persons who win one of the handsome china dinner sets given away each month. The duplicates . these coupons are placed In a receptacle and ten are drawn each month. There is no better flour In exlstenci tor bread makin. than ROYAL STANDARD FLOUR. It ia rich in color, pure, strong, di I- cious and nutritious. In using ROYAL STANDARD FLOUR you get the best flour value money will buy. In gathering ���. v .- i run one chance In ten each month to secure a handsome prize, The lucky numbers will be inserted in this spao< I i ftrsi ��� . - y month, I Vancouver Milling & Grain Co., Ltd. ��� Vancouver, B. C. ��� ~ ��� ��� Vancouver, B. C. X + + ��44++++++.++++++++m++++++++444444++++++44++++++++444n LAND REGISTRY ACT THE HOME PAPE .1? the Paper That Prints All the Home News. The Daily News 10c a Week. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE *-IN- THE DAILY NEWS Westminster's Home Paper. WBB_a__Q>_M��t^^ Advertising and Circulation I THE Daily NEWS, New Westminster 10c per week, $1 for 3 mos. I 'HE STANDARD of Empire, London and Toronto, weekly $2 per year H Jlf*-: Daily NEWS-ADVERTISER, Vancouver 50c per month, So per year . ':'E Sunday News-Advertiser, " 50c for 3 mos., J1.50 a year Subscription- and Adverlisp.nn.nts solicited for the nhnve publications CHARLES E. SANDS, Agent v.-3 Synopsis of laiiii.iau Homestead KeplalidAS. \l\ available Domtnion_ lauds w. _ It, the railway belt in Uiitish Colum ola, may be liu.ue. teaded by any persoL *bo Is tbe pole nead of a family, oi dc.-- aiale ove- IS yean or age, to tc<- ��>. P. 0. Bo x 29 New Westminster Phone A22 I Sj emec*. of ont-.uart.r secuon ui lb', acres, more or less. Kntry must be B.ad�� personally ai he local laud ottice for the dlsHict in which the land is situate. J_niry bj ,iroxy may, however, be made on certain conditions by tb. father, mother, Q son, dau_ater, brother or sister of au ::; B p _n Re subdivision 11 of Lot 7'.', Group ;, New Westminster District; Lots IS la and 20. Block 1, and Lot 1, Block lv V., being jiart of Lot 0, Su. urban Block IV., New Westminster City: Whereas proof of the loss of certificate of title number 16027A, issued In the names of Charles Frederic Sprott, Francis Kaia Schou, Lucy Christine Schou, has been filed in this office. Notice is hereby given that 1 shall. at the expiration of one month from the date of the first publication hereof, in a daily newspaper published in the city of New Westminster, issue a duplicate of the-said certificate, unless in the meantime valid objection be made to me in writing. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar of Titles. Land Registry Offlce, New Westminster, R. C, March 22, li.09. Railway Time Tables LAND ACT. Intending homesteader. Tbe homesteader is required to per- V*1*^.^*.-^ rorm th* conditions connected tb.re ���__^^^ WWWWWW^BWWWW" . | wlth UKjer one 0{ the following Mutton, Veal New Westminster Land District. District of Sayward. Take notice that 1, C. Vv'. Pr.ston. : of Vancouver, ot wpation farmer, In- ' tend to apply for permission to purchase the following described land-v Commencing at a post pla_t��d on the north shore of south Twin island, thence following the shore easterly, southerly, westerly, northerly and easterly back to point of* commencement, taking in the whole island con taining 200 acTts more or les*. C. W. PRESTON. Dated Feb. 2n_, 1909. killed, dressed and shipped from the Prairie Provinces under government inspection gives absolute satisfaction SOLD BV Ihe Reichenbach Company (LIMITED) Co'umbia Street, N^vv Westminster PHONE 101. plans: (1) At least six mourns' residence upon'and cultivation of the laud lu each y��ar for three years. (2) If the father (or mother, If th. tatber is deceased |, of the homesteader resides upon a farm in the vicinity of the land entered for, the | requirements as to residence may be | nati-fled by such persoci residing wlt_ I the father or mother. (3) If the aettler has his perman- ant residence tiion farming land own ' ed by him In tlie vicinity of his home- | -tead, the requirements as to residence may be satisfied by residence ; upon the said land. Six months' notice in writing sfiould | be given to the Commissioner of Dom- ; Inlon Lands at pttawa of intention to apply for patent. COAL���Coal niiiiin. rights may be : leased for a period of twenty-one years at an annual rental of $1 per acre ! Not more than 2580 acres shall be t leased to one individual or company. A royalty at the rate of five cents, per ton shall be collected on the mer- j chantable coal mined. W. W. CORY, JOHN R_ID, Proprietor. Deputy of tbe Minister of the Interior I Tfin||, StreGf, ��� N8W _ eStmlllSfe. P. O. Box 471. Tel. 53. Res. .29 Gasoline Engines We Sell the Celebrated ..Westminster.. palm: . BROS. TWO AND FOUR ���CYCLE GASOLINE! ENGINES B. C. E. R. Westminster Branch. Week Day Scheaule. Cars leave Vancouver for New West* minster at -id", CijO, ":20 and b:00 a.m., and every half hour thereaftei until 11:30 p.m. Cars leave N.w Westminster for Vancouver at _:.0, C:20, 6:50, 7:20 and 8:00 a.m., and every half hour tbtie- after until 11:00 p.m. Sunday Schedule. Cars leave Vancouver for New Westminster at S:00 and 9:00 a.m., and every half hour thereafter until 11:30 p.m. Cars leave New Westminster for Vancouver at 8:00 a.m., and every hall hour thereafter until 10:00 p.m. Last car 11:00 p.m. D. J. McQuarrie, Local Mamiger, New Westminster. Great Northern Railway. Lv. NW. (nl.'i ii.m.; ar. Seattle 4 p.m. Lv. N.W. 4:;'���") p.m.; ar. Seattle 10 p n.. Lv. N.W. 12:10 a.m ; ar. Seattle 7:15 a.ni. Lv. Seattle S: 10 a.m; ar. N W. 3 p.m Lv. Seattle 4:25 p.m.; ar. N.W. 9:5E T��m. Lv. Seattle 11:80 p.m.; ar. N.W. GtSC-1 a.m. ( Iron Works G. N. R.���Port Gulchon. Leaves New Westminster ou Tuesday at 10 a.m., returns at 5 p.m. to city. Leaves Thursday, _ p.m., arrives in city Friday S:45 a.m. Leaves Friday at 3:50 p.m., arrives In city Saturday at 9 a.m. Leaves Port Guichon at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, 6:30 a.m. on Friday, r.nd 6:30 a.m. Saturday. Arrives at Port Guiclmn 6 p.m., Thursday and Friday. QOOKSLEY'S : Picture .- POST CARDS ARE NOW ON SALE AT M. MOREY'S STATIONERV STORE J. G. GAMON'S CIGAR DIVAN, F. MACKENZIE'S DRUG STORE sn<J "THE FAIR,' Columbia Street. ��� "t>. i ' ' " v!*i : V St- . 'mti' _t ,.i . i ' i -: ' . ��� j . ' >i ���*' 1 i *, 1 r \ 9 f\\ i l- '.'. I' 1*1.;_.: -���!'. ; i i' ���i t i i ___'_ i ' -M , ni'-i IV f'j'lff!') <���' ��� ������ fi: r ��� -i V ll' 'iti':, I'' I \ _ ' J . if :r��''-'V .%\ ismSt* ��� ��� -" i�����I ml - * ��� vi ' . Tv: :'viv .�� ��� :''. ' l .i ������ ������ : ��� i ��� 1____,_^. ' '',V. i+lkY il ____________��� 1&* n . ��� ���_��;*_. ..����� ,;M -; i!'-# ��� >t i _'-4 . ��� ��� ��� ! - ��� T. ���!', . 4- ���' '.- ��� .:__*. falHi* ':4 ' �� 'i ���! _ ���-' !���������<*, . ��� '.' '��'' > - il .-��.'.*-isili fS ^' &*_*&? ! , i/V'l��' 'V ' li.-* 3 |iif i?v:.,i;.. ^f|�� 4b . ^>v,,a:,.^J. f;��_ >: IS '? '���ft*. ��� Iiiii; ' i*?*-*'"'��� __. ��� ���J^jS'?___ra _ * -i' *���: ' _'_!i ��* _. ���<' ��� ���'..tip--.* .!>". irr" i_ l-CTvL**._*���������*A:, 'V .:*. "^EWK (? i ���wkt-\. ���'" '&������'>���; +nfm\M\''iF*W't% ' ��� iii: J ��� .ai i_ -"-f.! ��� ���FS'lfi MV1' PAGE FOUR. THE 1>AXLY NEWS. TUESDAY, april 13, 1909, The Daily News I school in that district and quarantined Published by The Dally News Publishing Company, Limited, at their offices, rorner of Sixth and Front streets, New Westminster, B. C. how these cyi be any danger to the city eight miles' away. Chilliwack is remarkably healthy and has never had a s- rloiis. epidemic of any kind. CARL GROSSMAN. ��. A. Paige.. ^Managing Director! niUiwack. D. C, April 11. 1009. Qf,iON_[KjlA^r> ^*-*ti_��_i__8* TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1909. THE UNIVERSITY S'TE. Progress seems to bo somewhat CHAMPION CUTTER COW DIES IN MISSOURI Columbia, Mo., April 12.���Pedro L'��- telle, the champion Jersey butter cow of the world, is dead. She died at her horde, the Missouri Agricultural col- slow in regard to the completion of the j |ege, last night. In twelve months arrangements for the establishment i she produced 712 pounds of butter. of the British Columbian university, i ..,. , _���. The scheme was approved by the legislature a year ago and arrangements imade for the provision of 'he nece. | sary ways and means, though, so fur I a... we are aware, the lands set aside , to provide the endowment fund have not yet been sold. In the House last session the Premier stated, in reply to questions, that a committee of expert..-- was about to be appointed to enquire into the Important questloa of a i-ito and report to the Government, Thi.- body will certainly not have a very easy tasit to perform, for the requirements to .<��� met in respect lo the location of the university buildings are many and weighty. The field must be of ample area an_ bo fcircuntstantial as to admit of provision for recreative facilities, for though of course a university is- primarily au institution of learning, it is recognised at the present day that Uie recreative side is of no slight importance. Then too it is necessary for the jo.-ition to no one that is central aid generally must be -uch that no question as to its healtlifulness can arise. At onto it may be said that none of the Internal cities of the pi-V- incc offer the required convenience 'in regard to accesibility and it Will therefore be necessary for tlie committee to confine Its .enquiry as to the si:e to the coast cities. This be- i^ig so we venture 1>, say that, altogether apart from the convenience of Its position, New Westminster has special claims to the honor of having the university loctited in its vicin It.*.. The city has hitherto been and will doubtless con'tlnue to be the prin cipal educational centre of tlie provinc . lii re in early days the Methodists established the fir t high school, which in duo time was taken over by the schoo] trustees and became the famous Royal City High School. And many years .'ater the same body of educational enthusiasts founded Columbian college, which ii.is become a valuable educational institution enjoying a high reputation throughout the Dominion, it would . e a graceful and well merited tribute to the pioneer work of education which has been accomplished in New Westminster, io locate the Provincial university I,- ���������-��� ,\s to whether it should be place; within the city boundaries is a matter for the consideration of the committee. What appears to us to he an admirable suggestion was recently ���inario by Alderman Gray. This was for the location of the university on B site adjacent to Burnaby lake. The high land on the south of the lake, lying between there and the Hastings toad, would certainly a splendid location. Whi si being only just beyond I tli" city limits ibis position would be i-a-il,. reached by the existing <ar service, though it is pretty certain thai in the near future a new car line be- tween New Westminster and Vancouver will run quite close, The position is moB| pleasant and Balubrious,! whl Is i the Bcenlc surroundings are m j every way beautiful and attractive j The land fa is gently from the I List- In v road to the margin of the lake, j and thi re h an area available thai would be quite ample for the site of bl e unlversltj buildings and the nee-' essary playing fields, grounds and sol forth. The lake Itself would afford splendid facilities for boating and the eons-equenl establishment of a unlver- elty rowing club. "GET THE HABIT" A SPECIAL FOR THI. CHIL- DKI.N TODAY. Doll's Go-Carts ONLY ..ACH The Fair 240 Columbia Street. We buy for cash and sell for the same Residential Proposition. I have had listed with me for quick sale a nice new cottage on St. Patrick st,ee This house is situated on a full-sized lot. 6Gx132 fest, and has a splendid situation. rooms and is modern. This 'price is 9��oii for a few days on|y- Terms, half cash __ arrange. $650 will buy a lot 66x132 feet, all cleared, on the north side of St. Patrick street building lot I know of no better... Half cash and the balance in twelve months. Both of the above are A1 propositions. $20C0.00. '�� six lai- . ba|a**ce Jo For a nice J. J. JOHNSTON DUPONT 6LOCK, COLUMBIA STREET. PHONE 169. Boys Wash Goods COME EARLY AND GET FIRST CHOICE. Nice dark Sailor Blouse, only __ 50c Medium-colored Sailor Blouse, 75c. Better quality Wash Suits, nice new, dark, medium fr 1 /)/) and light patterns $2.50, $1.50 and V>i ��� ��/!/ Shirt Waists, detachable collar each 75c PHILLIPS, The Wardrobe Clothier WE MAKE SUITS TO MEASURE. THREE HUNDRED SAMPLES TO CHOOSE FROM. JOHNSTON'S for your next pair of SHOES YOUR- SHOE BILLS! Read These Saturday Prices: Men's velour calf oxfoidu, Pair ... .'. 'The Maximum Shoe," ... 1 $4.00 mj c_ rrespondence -���.:::::-:v:,v-:;:..o.';-;!.-*':-::i-::;^-i:--:::-::-;::-:;:-;--..-:'^.... (The Daily News is not responsible for the opinions of its correspondent!-.) ��� i- .';���:.�� Vl" Haalth of Chilliwack. Editor Daily Now.--: sir,���Seeing an article in your paper re Chilliwach being in the throes of an epidemic of scarh I fever, I would ash If you would kindly correct i it in your next issue. There has only : been one ens.- in town aiboul a month ��� i ;i child of - years, who had been in Westminster and tooli sick the daj he imi home. The ,w<, deaths you speak of were away out in the country, eight mile, from Chilliwack. The authorities promply closed iho B_5EBEBEB8��E��_3S^SBBEB_3���S��____ 1 a %������ Mm _. ft. 1 I: 1^^ Ladies' best turn sole chocol.it- kid ixfords, pair ^/| L.dies' black kid oxfords with pal 'ip8| p,,,. SW 'vOI ( ^\ A I ��� $100�� W0R��� 0F NEW CHILDREN'S GOODS ON SALE TODAY. \Q <Jl LV_J/\L_ '. SUMMER SHOES _. Saturday, April 17th The Edgar Forrest Oo. Presents That odd Comedian Beresford And a Remarkably Clever Company iu W "Who's Yiiir friend" UU> lv Harry and Mil, I'niilton. Oivat-' _*h i ' ('"nl,'''.v Success of New York, I KjJ j c!iivi;'i>. London, San Francisco. The' ^/^ Laughing Sensation of th.- I'acilic ' Coast Now. Two \V< eks at Seattle. NEW WESTMINSTER CITY ASSESSMENT. Court of Revision Men's patent leather blucher oxfords, full military heels; a swell shoe $4.50 Men's oxblood oxfords, our more stylish Per pair 'Warwick Shoe," none $4.00 and* $4.50 Men's oxblood blucher bals, made on the new "Bud" last 1 1-2 inch Cuban heel... Pair ...$4.50 Women's patent colt blucher oxfords. al| sizes and widths', per pair $3.00 and $3.50 Women's oxblood oxfords, "Feminia" make, the newest shoe in the store, per pair $3.00 adies' best Russia calf, tan oxfordi. made with the ring eyelet fasteners, pair $3.50 ?f lun known and descrl ed 15 and 16 of Lot 8, S 11. You and thosi dall under you and all ... - any interest in the sal 1 land ' ��� of any unregistered li ' ��� all persons claiming anj Inte - the said land by descent, whose tl Is not registered tinner vie provlSloM of the Land Registry Ac:, are required to contest the claim of the tai P " chaser within forty-five lays froQ IM date of the first pubhcatl in of thi�� no tlce upon you. and in default ol I '' veat or certificate of lis pendens belli filed within such period, or ia I",:' ot redemption before registration, you and each of you will be forever estopped and debarred from settiag up any claim to or in respect oft*1 said land, and I shall register Ueor*e Adams as owner thereof in fe*. ..nd I hereby certify that tion of this notice for thlrtj la ' ::I n daily newspaper publ ihed In Nf* We-1 minster will be good I :S' cient service thereof. Dated at the Land K New Westminster, pn i Columbia, this 16th daj of ���M-l:v"' A. D., 1!I0!��. c s KEITH, Dl To Thomas Charles W. Wise. W ' .$2.50 .$1.75 ALL it ro ro m Notice is hereby given thai th Bessmenl roll for the year 1909 been returned to me, and remains In my office where li may be In iected by any person having an i iterest therein, until the sitting ol ib. Court Of Revision. The first siulng of Hie Court of Re- j vision on the Bald assessment ro;' will be hold at the City Hall iii the said | city on Wednesday, the j May next, al 10 o'clock in the fore-j Croup 1, map 636, ] noon. Any person Intending to appeal! Whereas proof of tli ��� l'����of c against the assessment must do so in flcate of title number 2720P, l��" writing to be filed with the city clerk | tf1e name_ of Charles !' at. least seven days before the first'Christine Sprott, Pranc sitting of tlie court. LAND REGISTRY ACT. Re the north portion 17 - ts 1-2 acres) of subdivi Ion '���-' ���,n'1 the north portion I i l8,M ' 12th day of acres), of subdivision ''��� '"' '"* ''' N,w westmlop"' district. City Hull, April W .A. DUNCAN, City Clerk. LllCJ" I. Kaia 8oW��. lias been filed In this office. Notice is hereby given thai I �� ' month fr|lin at the expiration of one mon. bei* Sign of lite Big Electric Boot. THE LA Big Shoe House, Ltd. New We8tminster,*B. C. RGEST SHOE HOUSE IN B. C. LAND REGISTRY ACT. Take notice that an application has been made to register George Adams as the owner in Fee Simple, under a Tax Sale Deed I'l'om the Mayor aI1,| Treasurer of the city or New Westminster, to Oeorge Adams, bearing date the sr-th day of September, A.D, 1902, or all and singular thai certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the City of I Now Westminster, in the Province of British Columbia, more particular 1 the date of the first publication of, in a daily newspaper publM' ' jj [���the eitv of New WestmIn��Wr, i^ a duplicate of the said cerUflJ- 'less in the meantime valid ow- he made to mc In wrltlnR. c. S. K.':rn';.,. Dislrlct Registrar "f Registry Office v-"' " March Hi Land minster, R. C IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE >'. T H E ���IN��� DAILY N E . S ,v. rue5*- rAy, APRIL 13, 1909. -ifn iiini- n, ������- THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE FIV_. ' ST THE | CASH _?E T. H. Smith A MAGNIFICEN1 ARRAY OF w Waists | What a Chance! $3.50 and$3.75 Values $2.50 j.. immaculate lawn and lingerie wai-t. .-,- _ ;,ric_ little enough to make a sensation. Ufj.. ,v vied oiitjliy the best waist makers nn the Continent In these waists at $2.50 I Irish hnen, tailor-made lingerie, mull lace and embroidery trimmed madias, tailor- L.j.. .-olid |iln ii I front.*, cluster tucks, etc., etc. New sleeves, plain and tucked. On sale at..$2.50 Handsome Suits for Women AT A SAVING OF A THIRD AND MORE. SUPERB STYLES Thli advertisement really isn't necessary. We are doing all the suit business we have room to | MCJpi'ng for a tew hours in the morning. But the mission of the store's news is to tell you of all the gcod things, lest some of our friends should miss the sav lugs, so this line of sample suits are I cwmended to your attention and are offered today ��� Read: Somen's Suits, Worth up to $28, for $12.30 viler.' (samples all sizes in plain an i fancy materials, tan, brown, grey, taupe, ed, others plentifully trimmed with braids, Lands and buttons. Silk faced revers, at $12.50 A Monster Offering in Women9s Skirts $8.50 AND $10.50 SKIRTS FOR $5.50 0vfr 16 n tbis 11 iu- black and all colors; material Is phlffon, panama, chevron, satin tin- *���' Prun- ib piece, dyed worsteds, each skirt e ahora tel* tailored and each and all ,'the I'' of fashion i: gular $8.50 and $10.50 values tor *5-50 \Another Shipment of Pongee Silk at 35c Yard mti.i_| even Ba��h, pure pongee silk In natural color only, regular 60c value. ,35c 4 Gro nd Showing of Dress Goods at 50c Yard !��'! Cl iw satin faced Mllels In monotone effects, 12 inche wide. The best materia] '"'���hi weight dresses and stilts, doing today for, per *ard ,50c K hive in English Prints, Scotch Ginghams and Dress Muslins Wc Yd ' rtal dv,. prints. Check gingham- and I m. muslins in a Huge variety of patterns ... 10r ��le today at per yard 10c t.h. "��._���_ MU8U,N8 NEW RIBBONS NEW LACES NEW VEILINGS City News A me. iin_ ,,_ _|le executive or the Lihi'i'itl num ..lion will be held this evening in tbe club rooms at 8 o'clock. For first-c'.ass cut flowers and Any kind of Floral work, telephone Davles' Greenhouse, B208. ������ The Flyei al Comox after coal for Gilley Brothers. Ice Cream daily, Dainty Tea Room.. Rev. Robert Lennle spent Easter with his daughter, Mrs. Burnett, at I Victoria. I Hans Voglsang Poultry Food is the ! ljest. At your grocers and druggist. * I J. M, Thompson, of Melbourne, Australia, was a guest at the Russell bo- j tel for Eastertide. I All the hotels repori [air business i for the Baster season, with the bright [weather, and early tourist* traffic. EasUr lilies at Tidy's, the florist. Phone 184. ** Fireman Gilchrist from No. 1 hall, and Fireman O'Brien from No. 1! hall, will resign the service of the brigade at an early date. Archibald Bros, have moved their plumbing establishment from Clarkson Street to the corner of Front and McKenzie Streets. ** The funeral took plac. yesterday Ol Mrs. Rollins, who died at one of the city hospitals. The body was sent to [ Chilliwack for Interment. An auction sale wlll be h-ld Tues-,. iday morning by T. J. Trapp at thej j residence of Dr. Rugg. Fourth street. ! Dr. Rugg, who is shortly to leave the | j city, is disposing of his household ef-J fects. ** | Tbe dual meeting of the Anucitia j Whist cl ib will take place this even-1 ing at the residence of Mrs. .1. Reich- enbach, Eighth street. Reserve next Monday evening tor the dramatic recital in St. Paul's | basement .given by Arthur P. Pi-own. He will be a-sisted by Miss B. J, Thompson and other artists. Three carloads ot machinery for the Pit- Lak- Brick & Tile Company | arrived yesterday and will be forwarded by tii.- manager, E. J, Fader, at '! once to the scene of operations. The Fruhling dredge ls again iu 'port after very successful operations at the river mouth. Fuel and provi- | sion, "having ibeen taken on board ���on board, work will be resumed. The proceeds from ihe lecture to be given by .ludge Howay on Tuesday evening nexl are to be devoted to the Simon Fraser memorial fund. This is an object worthy the support of every loyal British Columbian. The lecture will be illustrated with lan- ,tern views; an orchestra, will be in attendance and some prominent members of the Native Sons will sing. Tickets 3(>C, at Morey's I ookstore, or from members of Native Sons. ���* The bark Ivanhoe, loaded with 'umber from Fraser Mills for Chili, only took 59 days i tnhe run down from this port to Valparaiso. This is almost a record. Don't forget the plain and fancy apron sale and other dainty useful articles hat the Ijulies' Auxiliary of St. Mary's hospital have prepared for iheir fair of work at St. Patrick's hall tomorrow, also the afternoon tea w-itb The decision of the provincial e*. ._g 160,000 lbs., mostly from Goose dative on tin* application of the Van-1 island. Hereafter there will be regu- corner Power Company* fo,- permission |ar consignments shipped here for the ro build a large dam :ii Coquitlam lak.. B. C. Cold Storage plant. - wil. in all probability, be handed ' down early today, A Bequest is made by Postmaster '������""*������ Kennedy to residents of this The- appointments of S. A. Fletcher city, In view of the approaching tree as governmenl agent in succession to deliver), that the full address be fui- the late C. C. Fisher, am] J. VV. ; ni -ied correspondents, as the present Creightori to assessor, are gazetted, i ^.stefh oil addressing letters simply Botb bave acted in these respective to a. box number will be of no value capacities for some time. to mail carriers as soon as delivery I start*, early next month. A pos_- The government and civic buildings , Krl^ on ,ett6rs asking t-0|, ,,.,lli(,s m be addressed to street number will insure prompter delivery in future. yesterday wore closed. The regula Monday evening meeting of the City Council will be held tomorrow, when the two local improvement bylaws will be advanced Th.- estimates have yet to be finished. The R, P. Rithet, recently sold by the C. P. R. to the t'ermlnal Steamship Company, to ply on the Howe sound an-1 North Arm routes, left yesterday for Vancouver to take over her new duties under Cap!. Cates. Tb.. first call of the Celestial Empire with halibut bas been made for the season at this port, the catch be- The New Westminster Local Cnlon *|0f Ci E. is organising a coacert on Monday m-xt in Qu-env Avenue church in aid of the provincial convention winch .ijnl! he held In June next in St. Andrew's Presbyterian church. Tlie concert will consist ot solos, recitations, and selections on .he organ by H. D. Ma_kness. All the c. E. societies are asked to give their hearty co-operation. Tickets may be obtained from the different secretaries of societies and Prof. Eth- erington, Columbian college. TALK ABOUT ROCKERS. CHAIRS AND COUCHES. WHY? JUST SEE OUR STOCK, FROM $1.00 UP. WE HAVE A MONOPOLY ON THIS LINE. CARPETS GALORE IN SQUARES FROM $7.00 UP. LOOK INTO THE LEADING FURNITURE STORE. W. E. FALES Furniture Dealer, Uphol .terer and Undertaker 70-74 Agnes Street, opposite Library. ���++������������+++���++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ X X + X + X + + + + + ��� HAVE YOU TRIED Premier Flour? If not, ask your grocer fdr lt at once, and be sure that ycu get PREMIER, as there is no other flour to equal It on the market. PREMIER FLOUR Is becoming a household necessity. If your dealer does not stock it, 'phone us and we will deliver It to you ourselves. ! HALE BROS. & CO. LTD. Phone 335. 186 COLUMBIA STREET. p. O. Drawer 100. : ��� ��� ��� : : ��� ��� ��� delicious home made candy, Every- bodj welcome! Everybody come! Eastman's Kodaks and Amateur Photo Supplies Agents CURTIS' DRUG STORK NEW WESTMINSTER. Headquarters for Spectacles from 50 4+++++++++++++++++++++++++ 4+4+++++++++++++++++++++++ PHONE 97 WHEN YOU WANT GROCERIES B. C. cream, large can 2 for 25c St. Charles cream, large can, 2 for25c Jersey cream, large can, 2 for 25c Milk (Blue Ribbon), per can 10c A.=tsorted jams, regular price 25c tot., 3 for 50c BUTTER. EGGS, and NO. 1. POTATOES AT LOWEST PRICtS. Adams&Deans Cents up. Travellers, Read This! The Railw.iy Passengers' As.urance Company, London, England, Is not only the oldest accident insurance company in the world, but it has become famous for its pre mpt and liberal settlements, as the following letter will show: A. W. McLEOD, ��� March 11, I.U.. Agent Hallway Passengers Assurance Co., City. Dear Slr'-T beg to acknowledge receipt of c'heck In full payment of my claim for accident which occurred to me in January last wh..e playing hockey at Rurfinby lake. Although my claim was only put forward a few days ago, I have already received a settlement, and thank you for the prompt manner in which it bas been dealt with. (Signed) ��� F. REICHENBACH. The Railway Passengers' Assurance Company insure against accidents and sickness of all kinds, their policies being the most liberal and their premiums low. Before starting on any railway journey or other hazardous undertaking let me place a policy for you. PAID-UP CAPITAL $1,000,000 RESERVE 3,000.000 CLAIMS PAID, OVER 30.000,000 ALFRED W. McLEODJ INSURANCE BROKER, ��� 229 COLUMBIA ST. PHONE 62. <l?5_ ' iVmM ��� J'- 11 \\t. : si.-'i ���n.i ���_ - . '-1 ��l "Vv 'if* ' Wi_J ! H i i . ; .Ml t. * ��� .1* I \i !H <1 I I. ..i'lri.. b'<\' lit i s.1. it ' ��� 'i : 1 ; i v ���i / '> lil , 1 , ! -i _-. , ��� %_���_ -1 tt >.!������ ,i . I ' f*-1 .* ',._���__ i f'��!;.r ;4.. iv tSm r __ .' i**;,,: ���! . ,iv i ;����� ��� m��J,r . , -'.>r;;'i����': ?lfW*' ��� ������ ^M^l'fCm ",'������ -1 ��� ";t i f4�� '*!J "��� I. 1 '���! 'fdu.* ' _k_L?f_r,f" ! ���fl.tfVi .__] ���*. W'%' _*���!* I,. ������-.,'��. It __ $ 'I*' Jl- flit* �� I*-' 1,14 "���*>";/ **_f_l �� ____F/i *!;* J*. ll?"l 1. .-it ��� *j #"Jfif: _*.WI ;%-. �� ���)������ *_ V M :i .. '-.������ 1. a r��i lv ��� ' r<"J:f.- . *��� Jr. ^ .J- I .-' #\m ���r. it . ,i*i 5*. S .bul ii I , 1 .��� v >| H.I _. W. iV'l . 1 . .�� N* TO V' $m!v �����'������. MR z t* ��*.'.< ��� fcfc! ���it: I. \y.r'' .ii. w _1 I ���I IV L.A.H I I. * *_�� i*r!l �����_* _ ., !:*. ��� .ii. i . ��� * V, 1*^#_ ', * ���../vtf v-w fe m ���IJ' i A.. .f. m mlfc; Ay:' - ii ���;��������'_ V*''- r Page six. THE DAILY NEWS. TUE6D*V, APAIL 13, EASTER Postals and Novelties. SPLENDID LOT AT MOREY'S Columbia Street. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. J NEW WELLINGTON COAL PENNSYLVANIA SMITHY COAL BAi\FF ANTHRACITE COAL JOSEPH MAYERS .Successor to Mayers & Preston Office, Front St., Foot of Sixth. P. 0. Box 345. Phone 105. Monster Steamer Arrives in River (Continued from Page One.) .he underwriters as she lay with her cargo, a \*fVtUfi io ulj ot f400,000, Capf.. Downle left her to make an arduous j trip to Fanning Island, Lloyd's sold j her to Coffee and Duffy. They formed a syndicate in Auckland to send the steamer Zingura to --alve the wreck. When the wrecking gear was being loaded bu<l n.w_ came from Honolulu. It was a private, but alarming wire, which told that pirates hart $Wie by a schooner to seize th-e wreck at , Christmas island, to loot and pillage , nd destroy aid examination support ed this view, though other theories deluded upon a storm as the cause of dispersal of the wreck. However, the owners have absolute confldene-e in the captain who is here now. He brought with him to the coast one of the passengers who was wrecked on that occasion. Buy Logs in Washington. I The Uvaser Rive: mills have purchased over two million feet of logs on th.- Washington side, which will 'ie brought here foi rutting. Officials of the mill- deny that a (Charter has been granted by them to the liritish bark Adderley, now in California, The y-For Sales Compan _/ have forced the prices down to the VERY LIMIT oi Stevenson's Shoe Stock Edison Theatre Animated Pictures and Songs. Illustrated THE LATEST HITS OF THE SEASON. Program changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Special matinee for ladies and children, Saturdays at 2:'!0 p.m. Commencing Monday, .larch 211., our performance will start at 7:-5 sharp. Each performance runs one hour and 30 minutes. Nothing hut the latest; moving picture and illustrated songs will be <>n exhibition at. the Edison theatre. Music will be furnished i by tbe Now Westminster orchestra. Don't fail to hear and see them. Admission, 10c. Children, 5c F. L. KERR. Manager. Tuesday and Wednesday, just two more days of low prices. Thi.- is simply business proposition with Mr. Stevenson. He wants to sell piles and piles ol Shoes in the last two days, and * We have decided to sell the present stocl for whatever it will bring. j There are goods of all kinds. Come and see if we have what you want. Baj gains like these won't last long. Get prices from STEVENSON. JANE FERREl L, Who will be seen here on Saturday Crystal Theatre Caught by Wlrele s, Unknown Talent, Cohen'a Fire Sale and other m w moving pli' with Harry Ber.sford. "Who's Ycur Friend." starring In 'in a Hammocl Illustrated son. Mad- foi TWO,' :.. M'Jle Ziska. Afternoon matinees from 2 to &. Evening performance commences at 7 p.m. ADMISSION 10c. CHILDHEN 5c. MONEY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED_ A savings account in this bank is a sale Investment, it pay.-- you compound interest and is ready cash any time y.u want it. Church societies, j trj fraternal organizations, Subs, irade IV-ail Service Following are the hours cf despatch and arrival of mails at the Xew U'esi- minster post office, the hour given In each ca.se being the hoc.-- of closing which is half an _-.,-.*-. ���__ .. rule, be tore the 'J-p.i..: despatch. Ail mail. unless ocb-v-y.se stated, ar. despatch- ed and received daily except Sunday The ouly mails dispatched an.l re reived Sunday are the C. P. B. .south und C. P. II. east mails, not luciudlng tbe <va�� mails, Sapperton, Frasei Mills and Coquitlam. Mails D-Ej-.-.ched. 6:00 a.m. (closed at eleven o'clock the previous sight;���Vancouver via The Evely-Ford Sales Co 0 AT STEVENSON'S. Choice Ii amsJ8c Cook & RoSS AT THE Central Meat Market Corner Eighth St. and Fifth Avemle ��� ��������<.����������������������� 4 *mmmn*4*4444*m*M444444444***4<>*t**.**'*4 + PHONE 37a BOWELL ft ODDr. Proorieton. Victoria except W.d- V,. N. It. "Owl. nesday. x-.ui) a.m.���Vanoouver via it. C. EJ.-c- railway. Simula and Seattle, including all L". union- and business associations will. ., . . 8. Points east an/J south, and ;>oj_u_ find it convenient to have surplus:, funds in a savings accoiim. subject I. . moon to the mn;roi of two or more officers: GET YOUR SPRING SUIT AT YEE KEE & CO. TAILORS Windsor Hotel Block, P. O. Box ��44, New Westminster. THE AUCTIONEERS .23 Front St., Opposite Market, New Westminster. and 1260 Granville St., Vancouver. Should be consulted if you want to . . I1 furniture or an auction conducted. Live stock Implement auction held every Friday morning on Westminster Matket; and every Saturday morning "ii Vancouver market. New cooking stove- :: wagons, nearly new; 1 express wagon; _ horse mower (new.). A quantity of pew furniture halt price. Room 9, Hamley block. Key at 32.1 Front -_tro��rt. Phone A.-.. ��� : ��� ��� ��� ��� Typewriters in Stock i.i ~v_ American OLIVER visible writing. Can do what ether first class machines can do. and more. H?? ���nprovements equal to other first class machines, 2T-ii_ more. A cash price and on time price. Sde, I.. iX.'i direct aSents- J- J. MacKay 6- Co. New Westminster and lluni- !!.('.. iia (.'. J'. R, son tli. Gi lt's a eoiiil idea -try ii The Royal Bank of Canada TOTAL ASSETS OVER $50,000,000 New Westminster, B. C. Branch. F. B. Lyle, Manager Mineral Waters Aerated Waters Manufactured by J. HENLEY MEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. Telephone 13, Office, Eighth St New Spring Goods JUST ARRIVED. Exactlj the material you want for ��� .It'- nv le 'n order. Perfect fit guaranteed, HEE CHUNG Merchant Tailor P. O. Box 634, New Westminster. Oppn Ite Wind or Hotel, MAKE YOUR APPEAL to the public through the columns of THE DAILY I NEWS. The Morr.ing Pap^r. guiilam, Sapperton ami Fraser Mills. 8:30 a.m.���Blaine and Seattle, including all V. 3. points east and south; also all points between New Westminster and Blaine, via H. N. It. Mote.���Cloverdale and district (Clo- irer Valley, Surrey Centre, Elgin, Alluvia and Kensington Prairie) Hazel- mere, Pori Kells, Hall. Prairie and Nieoui-kl despatched daily excepi on Sunday; Clayton, .Monday, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday; Tynehead and Hun Accord, Wednesday and Saturday. These mails are all received ���.���ame days as di Bpatched. 11:00 a.m.-rVancouver, Victoria and central Park, via B. C. Electric rail way. 12:30 p.m.- Strawberry Hill, Tim- norland and South Westminster, by courier (Tuesdajt and Friday), 1:30 p.m, Kast Burnaby, by courlei A Bag of Cement bought bei.- will be found entirely free from powdered oiay and other cheapening lining. Thai means the cement will go farther and last better than the "filled" kinds. if you have had experience you kntvw it pays to buy the best bUildtag matorlitlK. To obtain tbe best you'll be wis,, to come here. w��. <_...i"t handle any other kind. GILLEY BROS., Ltd. BOOKSELLET.S ++++++4 STATIONERS NEWS DEALERS r++++++++++++++++++4444*******4 P +++++++++ +++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++4444444**4* Lawn Grass Seed AT RYALL'S DRUG STORE 2:00 p.ml���Burquitlam, by courier 2:00 p.m.--Ladner, Port Qulchon, Westham Island iind Sunbury, daily except Sunday; Woodward, Tue v ��� Thursday and Saturday, via vl _ Bruce." (Steveston mall despatching received via Vancouver.) 2:30 p.m. Vancouver ' and P Siding, via (!. N. H. north. 4:00 Vancouver and Burnaby m.i li. C. Electric railway. Sal an extra mall Is despatched io in; i.i via Vancouver at this hour Blaine and Seattle. Including S polnl it. i and south, vi-i r, "Flyer." 2:30 p.m. C P..R '���;'���'!. Sap and Fraser Mills. ���4m4+++++++++++++��++++++***++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 4 4 * * ��� 4 - ��� Electric Railway Service i Interurban Line. Cars for Vancouver and way stations will run every half hour from 5:50 a. in. Last car leaves at 11 p. m. Last car leaves Vancouver at 11 ;30 p.m. Cars leave the depot every twenty minutes for lifiih Sapperton aud city Umlta over the 'ity, line. City Line: Cars leave (rani office on the hour, twenty minutes after, and forty minutes after, commencing at 6:20 a. m Sapperton Line: Cars leave at. ten mlnutei alter the hour, half past and fifty nrnuies after the hour, mil,.hi nclng at 8:80 a. m. Sunday service half-hourly between 8:30 a. in. iiini 11, p. m. PHONE 57. +++++*���+-+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++******'****' I Spring Cleaning A BIsseHa Carpal Sweeper Is a (real help to the housewife in S|.ii,g cleaning time, We alto Lave Jap-a.ac, Bap-a. lac, Liquid Veneer, etc. 'ur brightening up the furniture. Call In and Ini peet our stock. T. J. TRAPP & CO. British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Lid ..t++++++4+++++++++++++++4++++************<********+ .ADVERTISE IN THE TL ESDAY APRIL 13, 1909- THE DAILY NEWS, Page sev'kn. w Spring jies and Gentlemen U1 otlful * j b��"u mad-'' " arrived. giiaran! material for I suiting! has .. t lit and good ALEX. MATHESON Boot and Shoe Store ir* .rkniac ship- ING K-on. On Wo Columbia mk- arc YUEN ��� Co. Block, Mc innes Sts. p, 0. Box Oo&. Just open i stock of nirely new Spring Shoe FREEMAN'S WHOLESALE Liquor Stofe IfHClCEST WINES, BRANDIES, IC ALES AND STOUT. .*, SPECIALTY. Ifamily trade P, O. Box 184 FRONT ST. WESTMINciTER, B. C. FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN It' you arc- looking toi .im-thing attractive In this line foi aster wear call ln and Inspect oui e ock, ALEX. Matheson Boot and Shoe Store COLUMBIA STREET. RAILROAD STARTS WAR ON USURERS NOW Salary Loan Shark at Spokane (lets a Jolt From Great Northern. j is the time you should get rid of that /old furniture and put in sum... new ( goods. We pay the highest possib prices I for second-hand -noils and .ae are | able to sell you almost anything you j require in the way of furniture is well j as hundreds of other useful ai j new and second-hand. When you want a square deal all aroun i go to NOTICE. TIME TABLE. S. S. K .Hand NEW w WESTMINSTER TRICT. LAND DIS District of Surrey. CONCERT Westminster Choir tbat Henry T. Thrift u, to i| permission to |i vribed land: planted where herly boun . i ��� 'if lot 506, b:wo (2), New Westminster dis-1 10 VOICES Orchestra of 14 Instruments. Leave Langley al 5-00 _m.; arrive 'at Port Hanej .it 8:15 t m., arrive at ��� McAdam Landing at 8:30 a.m.; ar- i rive at Hammond at 8:40 a.m.; arrive [ at Port Kells al 9:00 a.m.; arrive at New Westminster at 10:30 a.m. Leave New Westminster at 1:00 p.- m.j arriv.. at Port Kells at 5:80 pm.i arrive at Hammond at 6:00 p.m; arrive at McAdams Landing ar 6-15 p.m.; arrive at Port Haney lt g .;-, p.m.; arrive at Langley at 7:00 p.m Leaving B. & K. Wharf, daily except Saturday A. Speck's New and Second-Hand Store -a .shipment of new Spokam rii 12.���The Great Northern Railway Company today began' a fight on salary loan sharks by refusing to pay an assignment of wages I Just received made by B, V. LamDert, an employee, j bicycles. to the Standard I. jan Company. The I Repairing of guns, umbrellas, type- railroad, in answer lo a suit filed by ! writers- and light automatic macMn- loan company, declares that the claim i ery' Is based on usury and demands a! puling from the superior court. The company takes the position that the I Columbia St very nature of these loans la criminal and that, it is its duty to protect Its employees even at its own expense in court. Alex. Speck "Man on the Wheel. Take notice that I, C. W. Preston, of Vancouver, B. C., fwmer, intend to apply to the Honorable Chle! Conimis- slone ��� of Lands and V, orks for a, twenty-one year grazing lease on the following described land: Commencing at a post on the east shore oil Zayas Inland, Port Simpson district, about a mile south of the mouth ot Lake creek, thence west across the island to the shore, thence following the shore northerly, easterly and southerly to the point of commencement. No. 2 lease.���Zayas island, Port Simpson district, starting at a post at the southeast corner of No. 1 lease, thence west across the island to the shore, thence following the shore southerly, easte/ly and northely around to the point of commencement. C. W. PRESTON. Jan. 28, 1903 "Hear My Prayer" Mendelssohn Selection���"Elijah'' .. ..Mendelssohn intersects the quarter section ' Selection���'Tamilian.-.!' .. ..Wagner I :..... running north and | SOLOISTS ��� _ two i-l. town- I Ilpon. iir ' outh 160 mils, I, east ��� ��� I thence north to j |.::; . [eel outh of the before | ��_o_._ southerly boundary of lot I poop two (2); thence easterly1 Italkl : 1 southerly boun- ��� two (2), to a j ! rods north of the 49th paral- ^tfnorth latitude; thence west to! ter mark and 62 rods distant I ��� ni:. 1 of north :'.hence emu th 02 rods; thence Inl v lere the southerly I lot group two (2) ti the bi ��� mentioned 4Bth -.north lav i le; then follow- Ill : south, rly boundary of lot, i, to the point of v lag by estuna- Uldri d and forty acres ���rid.. ,i;' ��� l Whll k, n. C, mis ! _������ ol Pebr lary, 1909. HENRY T. THRIFT. Miss Munn, Soprano. Mr. Clement Qoss, Bar! ine, Mr. J. S. Cameron. Violin St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Thursday .-veiling, April 15, 8 o'clock. ADMISSION 50c. CHILDREN 25c. VESTMINSTER TRICT. L .ND DIS I English Watchmaker Gold Watches for Ladies from $1275 up. Silver Watches, gents open face $6.00. Silver Watches, gents' open case, $7.50 up. Agent for Waltham and E'gin watches. Watch repairing a specialty. F. CRAKE Two doors from Geo. Adams. Grocer FOR SALE S.S. TRANSFER Commencing April 1st the steamer Transfer will leave Biackiii.n-K.er wharf every week day afternoon, except Saturday, at :! p.m. for Ladner, Westham Island and way ports. Saturday at 2 p.m., returning to New Westminster Saturday evening. RUNS TO STEVESTON TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Returning, leaves Westham Island every week day morning, except Friday, at 7a.m., and Ladner 7 43 a.m. Friday leaves Westham island 6 a.m. and Ladner at 0:43 a.m. Additional trip Monday morning. leaving New Westminster at 6 a.m. This schedule subject to change without notice. For freight and passenger rates apply to ROBERT JARDINE. Manager. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ + * : For Moderate-Priced, High- I ��� Grade Footwear try the ��� OLD COUNTRY! IBOOT STORE EDITH WYLIE. One of the girls with Harry Beresford in "Who's Your Friend." Opera House. Saturday night. x I The Famous Dick Boot at $4.00, : $4.50 and $5.00. WE ARE NOW FULLY STOCKED UP IN ALL LINES SUITABLE FOR THIS PRESENT SEASON. WE ARE GIVING OUR SPECIALTIES A SPECIAL PUSH JUST NOW. THESE INCLUDE: ? ...YOUR... j The Frank Slater's Snyder Shoe, in ? Black, Brown and Ox Blood, from $4.50, $5.00 to $5.50. ! ��� ��� Spring Suit! ALSO SOME VERY FINE LINES IN PATENT LEATHER FROM 54.50 TO $5.00. LADIES: YOU SHOULD SEE OUR LINES IN FINE FOOTWEAR, IN BLACK, BROWN AND CHOCOLATE. THE STYLES ARE PLEASING AND ATTRACTIVE. SO IS THE PRICE. Fraser River Service Mixed Bran and Shorts. B. C. DISTILLERY NEW WESTMINSTER. Put notice that the undersigned Ns .Vi-,;,!, I tne bun. the roni ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ lfc.r of laud, toi permission tog uperior qualjty 0f Feed, * .-������ undermentioned lands in r ' " 1 ^.tmlnster district: |��_-nclng at a point where the Hn. (prolonged) running east it between sections seven |7) 'dff.'-ia (181, Intersects the west- I boundary of lot 506, group two SiNew Westminster district; thence ply 100 feet, ihence southerly and ���Mallei to ii, westerly and boundary of the said lot JWtbe centre line (prolonged) run- f!north un,i south iiionigh section f ��). township Fto'ier digtric Wt, thence easterly parallel with 1 dary of the t. it Immediately wner, the centre ' ist or wesi [.' I v intersect m'"k- "v iin.-th along lM_cv CITY ELECTIONS. one il), ct; thence .N.w south .'"""I) boundan f the i Notice Is hereby given to the electors of the city of New Westminster i that i require the pi?esence of the aal t electors al the City Hall on Saturday. . the l Tt li day ni April, 1909, ai 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of electing one pi rson as a daman tor the said y.-ar ol 1909, T!u> mode ol nomination shall be as I follows: Str. Ramona Will leave New Westminster for Chilli wack on TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, at 8 a.m., calling at following points: Hammond, Haney, Langley, Glen Valley, Whonnock, Raskin, Siiverdale, Mt. Lehman, MatSQUl, Mission, Hatzic Uewdney, Nicomen Island. Sumas ana Chilliwack. Returning leaves Chilli wack on Wednesday, Friday, and Sun day at 7 a.m. Excellent passeage* accomodation. Lowest Freight rates. WESTERN STEAMBOAT CO., Lt,! R. Whitmore. Mgr. New Westmlnsti. TO YOUR MEASURE AND FIT $17, $18, $20, $25, $30 STYLE AND QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO. BUTTONS MADE TO ORDER WHILE YOU WAIT. : Old Country Boot Store J. STEWART, Proprietor. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++i m ' GALVIN The Ladles' and Men's Tailor 32 SIXTH STREET. B. C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER CANADIAN PACIFIC MIL WAT northerly and westerly aid centre line .I ' high-water 'He Bom ��?_!_ ' lot ^05 to the t - co alnlng ;by eatl lite, . or less. a.lWhl *��� ���'��� C, Polru. S1 ' pHRll r. vBe,t of said lot 50B BMh candidate 8hall be nominated in writing, the writing shall be sub si-rliii'd bv lun I ���������--��������� I ____M ;,���,, seeoiid. V who iv : be duly _uall.| In connection with the above round Bed electors of and n ildenta In the trip tickets will be sold at one single nation paper shall tare and one-third. Tickets on sab' ^ of Montreal 8TABLI8 HK!> 1817, M 1,400,000.00 11,000,000.00 '���inaila and -"iidon, Eng. ('"Ko and Spokane, '"* "'���*"���������������.. Ag.'.iera. fan acted, Let- __ .-_._,_ , 'Vnilable wilb *!��. 's ���'* 811 pnrt| of th0 iavin.. i I Deposits a. I, V i .1 l ' new w-cv " ' ooo,i .uu. iiT:--;.Tnch. '���>'��� Manager. ____��� ,____________��� |RESERVE ietS(; ""��'n,,��� V .."Ut Issued, r^U In .��� RAILWAY COMPANY Easter Holidays city, and BUCh iioiini tlie per so such nomination. papers shall he deliverec turning officer at an. time between the date of this notice and one o'clock _���.���,,��� p._t.0f'the 17th da��of April, 1909-In|orC.B. FOSTER, the event of a polj being n. vs irj such lKitl will be oii-.ifd on tin* 2-th day of April, 1909, at 9 o'clock a m.. and will remain open llfctl] 5 p.m. < the Mime day ail the following putcei Council chaniber, City Hall; thi "" hall, Sapperton; and ihe wateiworKs slorehouse ill the corner of Auckland and lOlevonth street . of "hicli each person Is required to lake HOtlc I ' govern hlmielf accc-dingly. c.iven und.,- my hand a '"���' "> Hall, n,.w Weatmlntter, the Kb da. Of April, 1000. W. A. DUNCAN. Returning Offlci April 8th to l-'tli inclusive. Good to return up to and including April 1'.tl; contain a tatemeni signed n nominated tha. he consents to ^^ l'he nomination School pupils and teaohers will be 1 to the re-1 given tickets from April 1st to 21st. ED. GOULKT, Agent, New Westminster. Asst. Oenl. Pass. .\gt., Vancouver. MAKE YOUR APPEAL to thl public through the columns of THE D NEWS. The Morning PaPeP' Westminster Transfer Co. ufflce 'Phone 186. Barn 'Phone 137 Columbia Street- Baggage delivered promptly to any part of the city. Light and Heavy Hauling OFFICE���TRAM DEPOT. Sentjto Approval A To Responsibi.8 People * tV0"' \WNTA Laughlin FOUNTAIN PEN and RED GEM Uhe Ink Pencil Your Choice of $ This* Two Popular Articles ��� for only _ _ Manaractarert and Dealers in AU Kma" ot Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldingt, Sash, Doors, 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 Westminster Post paid lo any addreti. Eastertrook Mill Br 1,,1-Hn. Mail fcc -ITI*. ** lllu.tration. are Enact Sin Kvery pen . iiaraiitt-eil full 14 Kl. Sa lid Gold���cut ou right ii.nV. may lie In,.I iu either um -i.m.I.n.l blnek opiKjue pattsHl, or Non-breakable rranapai- nit, in, (U-sirol, either in 1 r IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ���IN��� THE DAIL^ NEWS Westminster's Home Paper a�� prercrrci Tfou m��y tryttiUj't-n s wtsh, If ynu do Dot ff ml ItUrvpHM-ltd, ��� U-tU-r srlii io tlian >"tt can h- rur�� fur ihhvk TISM nn srr<i*tl mui In m i othti ms-fi if ����*| tntlrcly Utllfsctory In mry t*.I IptOl return It ud ��e Will Mini | )t>u 91.10 fur iL ��� Cfll i��* nrr I. our f.tni.u _nd [ l'��.|uilar Hn. llm Ink Unci I, t| coiiii'liie !���-. tt proof lrlurt-l>h, may I \-+ earrltd i_ my i-oilllon inl pOOSlt nr ibopnlBl bsf. Hr|lci ��*l any m , :.��� sl frit touch, .lit. num (Ittflnf) t-< I, lHiimtti point, botfibsdvaloanlwd robbw case. U-rra Ci>tt�� fl��i��t' K*uil | tvurywlii-r. f"T . ' Attenti w��ni*il Write f"f t"'1""- wrtH nnw "Itit yen f��n)t"t UdrMI '���Laughlin Mfg. Co.#:< ^2. Maleitlo Bldg.. Detroit. Hli* ing Liompany, B. C. _________________________��� '1J Eburne, FLOUR ! FLOUR ! Imperial $7.00 per brl. Hungarian Jewel.. . $6.50 " " Terminal $5,00 " " McQuarrie & C<- FU)VR AND FKED *���caAKVS- FRONT 8TREET. New WMtmlnster. Telephone 333. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ���IN��� THE DAILY NEWSi Westminster's Homo Paper. S++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4444++4+++++++++++4++4+ FOR PLUMBING, HEATING, TINNING AND GENERAL HARD- t WARE, GO TO I JAMES & McCLUGHAN 1 Trust Block, Front St., New Westminster ��� ��Sole Agents ��� ������ *���'"" TIE_Mlffi.__\NGE ***++++++++*++++++++++++++*++++++++++++++++++++ �� IBi ,'!'! ,|v, .I'A I '' . J5.. :.-.p.. v.i Hi;; i t" i ���, 11 . ' rl ��� i i ��� < ff ���ut Ii 1 . r' - . '���''-! >��� ���ii ' 1' ii ." h^f��y WW*]; 11; u; |V -' "��� ��� ��� ���- ��� . '. .. " ��� ir ���_*���. *���".* ' * _ iff *��J . '��* T____B�� " ft Erf ' ii_#m",L i _ ���*'' ,i. _w_r*i TO;/: * rW P��?_J > ' THE DAILf HEWS. TUESDAY, . ��_���?;.. .v-'-i. ��� ��� t V^'r3_i__-!_fi<*_��� Wi .i m<__ " ,-��� *��.,����� *. __V*_fi_' A.4 . ��� _I.���Ki.- " ',,. v^W-Hp-fliwiiJiif _. ���U'J-Jlw""''^ * RlP-f ?*||l �����j^jvij'wyj_.__8_j'iji:[ .������_ ''pf_i,ii4- ���>" Ml ill: & IBM ; .' * ' ? ��, *f i -,V*'11 ! Wmm |w__jS1-'.%'Vi''' nWi.ii _#__ ffrtsi'li ���������������������������������������������������������������������������a A TREMENDOUS | JIM TO CONTROL j Lawn Mowers || MANCHURIA RaRWATS t ALL PRICES. Xi Government Subscribes to One-Half of Stock in Southern Road There i ���Subjects Get Rest. APRIL-. Hi.. An Attractive Ran��e of ��� + + + + + + + ���EMPRESS" Ball-bearing with Five Blades. ALSO JT" Bal Other Styles. Washington, April 12.���Tire invn i Japan to control the i-ailwa. . i i���uliiiri.i as completely as those in Japan Itself, is Indicat. .1 in the dis s from former Ambas.���dtoy Lai. I-:. \\ right, Mini to tin' state ii.-nan- nii ni and made public today. The Japanese government subscribed tn one-half of the stock 6$ the XjSoutli Manchurian Rallwaj Company. Dress "CLEAN CUT" Ball-bearing and X ! Tl' remaining Iia.I' was diviilvl ant n_ ��� ..la] uu se subjects and the govi rl. ne t -'���unl subjects of China, thus Insiirinj : X!_ preponderating portion of the -took THE | AilderSOn & Lusby f In Japanese hands. Mr. Wrighl ��� I pointed (nn thai the Japanese claim CPRING&-SUMMF.R 'DRESS GOODS COLUMBIA STREET. �����������<- t-+++++*>+++++++++++++++ Public Supply Store ^ SNAP! is simply selling" out this week only' their Crockery and GAS "y:yy;yyMfJ!,TELS AT ^ LESS . MAN COST. Glassware at a big reduction. Jk peafSOi1 [|ectr|C ft f j thai tin- restriction of the air ot I shares to the two nationaliti _ was in- . si-, ,i upon by China. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. c. il. McLean, late of tlie RiiS_ell hotel, lefl iii. cltj \e terday e'ven- Ihg. Miss Jeannette Peele, wlHC rollei skating at th,. Pytlilan rink yesterday .11 ins. Blljiped and fell, breaking her in. If you want anything ' in this line, or even if you don't, you will certainly profit by buying from us. We will save you money on our reduced prices. (Successors to T. Mowbrej Electric Works) There will be a in. eting of tlie May Day committee this evening, when the various sub-committees wil reporl '.o the cenl ral body on the progress BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING, i mad,. Opposite Postoffice. ! PRONE 331. P. 0. BOX 92S A : aeebaU game wiil be played on Saturday afternoon at (in..en s park j between the Young Liberals and the Knssrls, this being the Brsl scheduled match of the Beason, The game win1 ��� start at il o'clock sharp, The Rii.s.il.s defeated the Balmorals i I in a baseball game on Good Friday j by the close margin of one run, 9 t<> | S being the score. The Y>un. Liberals rolled up a big score against the I Cubs. Considering these were the , two ftrsl games of the season, the j class of ball played by the hoys wa | snappy and Indicative of good work ial r on. \: the cltj poiice courl on Satin*- ! day h. A. Hill, the young man who ] obtalnc-d money bj i ashing chequi i 1 .vl en his accounl at i he hank wn ��� i| I$1, was seni to .win Eor -ix months. Today the i ollce will 1'iiin up -i Pt er Thirty pieces of the newest All-Wool Dress Fabrics,! representing the latest weaves shown.this season; ���++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4++++4444+++n4444*4*4*4k4M These householdne-i Sewing Machines . ,,, (Singer and Wheeler �� Wilson) cessanes will never ��� ��� I -U.l\ lIH' J 'Ml' f MM, '''ill-l be hniifrhf . hp.npr Talking Machines ���'"""-- -";'-������ ���-������ '��!>��� ���"" ut- uulij.ii. L.lt.dpi.1 lVi,.i..r ;,u,i au,. ' '"!,';''"''���'." r-'e a,b:'" iiinvi.,,..., or better anywhere than at the PUBLIC i ! ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK. GEO. ADAMS. Prop. without ,i license al his place ur busi- RECORDS, PIANOS, ORGANS. '"' ' '��� 1 iitie i_ r.-. ii;> pro ,��� cl of a con- I tl T,-jj�� ri�� li ������-. l._ i test for the aldermanlc seal left va- * rn i.flds Bsp Music .tease... > u��� , ,���,��� ,n ���. \ii.,n,a��� COLUMBIA* -TR.ET. [Qarretl but owing to the city hall be !' ' lng closed up there has been oo nom [nation paper yel handed in to liv- ! turning officer Duncan. The dfemes associated with the vacancy are .1. S. Hi>siiii an.l A. ,\l. Hei ring, a former iiiin-i iiviii. and one,, mayoral candidate Against ex-mayor Shiles. New Arrivals in Infants' and Ladies' BONNETS Imperial Chocolates ARE FINE. TRY THEM. A GOOD STOCK FOR SALE BY T. A. MUIR & CO. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS. Ellard Block, New Westminster 'l .\n Interesting address on the nt* wi.i'k'Tif Dr. .lohn o. Paton, a pToneer missionary on the cannibal islands of j I the South Seas, who though be labored in the sixties is still alive to,' : witness ill.' ivsil.'ts of hi-, efforts i among some of the most depraved! |,ices of the world, was delivered by f Adj. Illoss ai the Salvation Army clta del lust < venlng, and drew a large at- ! tendance to the lecture. The story wm Illustrated by lantern slide*, Capt. McMillan, In charge of the local j (corps, sang two solos', ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� x x + + + X + + + X I +. m + X + X X + + + + + + + + + ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Iii this special will be found PLAIN SATIN CLOTHS. PLAIN PANAMA, BLACK & WHITE FANCY CHECK, NAVY AND WHITE SHEPHERD CHECK, CHEVIOT SUITINGS, 54- INCH HOMESPUNS, and a large range of CHEVRON STRIPE SUITINGS in shades of n tvy, green, Bmoke, grey and brown. On Bah today, per vani $1.00 t ! ��� : % 4 4 + +++++++++++++++++4444***4* +++++++++4+++++++4444****i Search Through the Remnants of Curtain Muslins Jvl5!rc,!Lthe��"f;.J,IlieDaiii.yTea.L��ne.Rooni. Buy ' carpet sweepers make dust and pack I the dirt more solidly. A Vacuum ) Cleaner lifts it out by suction force. I No dust. No noise. No Labor. MISS REID, PROP. Warm Lunch from 12 to 2. | Afternoon tea a specialty. Home-made Bread, Cake, T-n, Ir. ('renin dally. I. D I 0 WM V r|"B,al,?' ab0v" Thr Pa,f' UOane, Bailey &-VlCl_ay dupont block, Columbia st. AGENTS. QpBn frf)m ?..,0 ., m ,() ; p m Sat. (Successors to E. W.Cook) ���������,...t0 K p.m. Front St., Dominion Trust Building. / _ - ��� _~ "' "-J i ��i i_-~ i " '2���;T'tr^tTT?T_'^-_r^^T���?^T'^*"_- 1++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Investment Snaps A. J. BIRTCH "THE WHITE HOUSE" 275 Columbia Street i 20 Lots, $140 Each, one-fourth cash', balance easy terms. LOOK I MIS UP. t w ! At 50c per Yard 35 pieces of FANCY STRIPE LUSTRES, DARK TWEEDS. CASHMERES. FOULES AND CHEVRON STRIPES in weight- which are particularly appropriate for children wear. A Snap in Odd Lines of Bobinet Curtains REGULAR VALUE $3.75. SPECIAL PRICE PER PAIR, $2.75. To clear out the remain? of a large stock we place these curtain- on sale for a few days only at this substantial reduction. Thvy- arc three yards long, BO Inches wide, and are trimmed dbwn side with broad lace in-<-i*iion. having lace t&k* to mutch. Don t miss the opportunities to procure b few Of these deslrahli' em'tain* While possible, i : I x x Snaps such as an; to be had I. '��' ends of popular services! li materials had better be procured qtujlcklj. Already the brisk i muslins has left us with doi ' ends ran-jln^; In lennih from :; yards. A special price Is now :| every remnant of thi* description ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ++++++++++++++++++++**���* X t ++++++++++++++++********** I >++++++++**'*' I J ^^^^^^+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++***4* ****** +++++++++++++< IF. J. HART & CO., Ltd. L W. S. COLLISTER 1 CO. THE STORE FOR WOMEN'S WEAR. ��� ��� ���1 + 4+++++++++++++4++++++++4 >�������� .���������������������������������������������������������*��� ** *
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