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I" FIRE INSURANCE WHITE, SHILES & CO. NEW WESTMINSTER. fif ASSURANCE WHITE, SHILES & C NEW WESTMINSTER. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21, 191Q. FIVE CENTS PElt COPY. N B. SARGENT TAKES HIS OWN lif LIBERAL MEETING. Annual Assembly Will Take Place on Wednesday Evening. The annual meeting of the New Westminster Liberal association will ay evening In take place on Wednesday Kvcmug m ..- p ., the Liberal club room, over the Dai.j hVill Known Man uommiis News office, bu . . I\HU . . i i";;" "''lock. Suicide by Hanging Ul the The annual meeting is usually held i, ilolel. to the doorknob iii the Depot hotel, the 'lead 1!. Sargent was found earlh r in the year, but was postponed for important reasons when call* i ; about a month ago. It is expected j matters of considerable Interest to the party will come up for discussion on Wednesday, and in order thai a representative opinion on these may in [ pi in ed a lai :-,.��� attendance is desired. bu his body I fclOst I .. i moruui NATIONALIST STUDENT ! SHOUTS EGYPTIAN PASHA liMl PAIRLM FALL INTO BASEMEN Floor collapses while Panicky Crowd Is Struggling for Exits during Fir* . v. fOOl afternoon. It seems to ' .,,..., case of suicide. A silk tli ,i around his neck and partially lying on the Rowing Hie act to have been | ..I iv. thought that the deed was ^ time Im iv.een 12 o'clock night, when be was >ast ,,nd 6 o'clock on Saturday The electric light was urning. "iukillg ll evWent that ''' ;: before daylight. . uofleld, of the Depot hotel, , great friend of the dead the first to liud out thai (. something wrong. At 11 the morning he Hied the slightly, ami he sup- 0f the bultetriod^ was a chair against it. DOdy. Two of the bullets] however, turned. ii vent up again, aud, looking inflicted only superficial '��� Thn ' :0Ufc; . udOW, Say fcjUlgelll hall INSURGENTS W.N BATTLE IN 3.CARAGUA Spread Over I American Volunteers took active part Flighting was Five Dav3. Premier i fairs and Minister of Foreign Af Ma/ Recover From Three Bullet Wounds. Cairo, Pacha , Feb. 20.���Bonn os ��� Ghall, the Egyptian premier and min ister of foreign affairs, was shot and eriouslj wounded today by a student, who w as am sled. The studen! I'm d five shots Johnstown, Pa., Feb. no.���Five hun- dr< '1 pt i. ',.- attendii a small theatre al itton, ii-... ... re, last night, were i. ilpii tted i ��� the basement of tin building w' a the floor col- ' d during a fl . and one pen on was killed, M a, women n\nl eliildren were Btl in in Hi d In is, and to add to tl panic thi i ' ..,'mi wi re forced to ti 'i streams oi water Into the basement where the crowd was struggling l i :ape the l.arnes. Orig'u of Fire Unknown. The fire started from an unknown origin in the basement of the building while the theatre on the tirsi lloor was filled wiili peisons watchin) a moving picture show. By the time the smoke began to appear the floor had already been weakened by the flames, and when the rush for the doors began the ' floor collapsed, allowing tue sirug- I tnree i giing crowd to drop In tnasi to the nt. Then tb structure was lying, ii- ��� silting, ugaiust tlie door. even then rea.ue wbat ter, but ou g. .ting a frieud to go uii wiih him thi .��� pi ind. Chief ol Police .. .- sent for at oiiee, and j. , the body. The coiom i and an inquest will be :. . ornlng at 11 o'clock. The taken to the uudei tak- "i .Murchie & Sons. 1 ason for the rash act II it is thought that in ; with a young lady with ! been Intimate for si me Hi il may have something to do with it. ��� lives in Vancouver, ll: that only superficial wounds. The bu,lets were extracted and it is ;��� ��� ul; certain I aat I'..-. pn mil r will reco er. Th, was entirely of a polit leal i , thi uld-be murderer be ing a Natl Hi declared thai fatall mo'i\e wa i to avenge \arlous ' The upper pari of the bull.ling was occuph d by busini hou les. his ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ acts of the government which the Nationalists all attrbute personally !" Boutros. Many Severe / Hurt. While bu! one body was recovered, i score of persons wen injured seriously, several of them, it is believed, y. Hardly a person In the buj ding escaped without some bruis i aud si latches. Bluefield, Nicaragua. Feb. 20.��� Americans took a very active part in the battle between the Insurgents and the Madriz forces at St. Vicente on Saturday and at least one of them is badly wounded. They were under Capt; in Victor Gordon, with General Mena, the contigent being kuovn as tl>( scouts. A steel bullet struck Gordon's cartridge ciip, swuag across his : h'oulder near the heart and was deflected, penetrating the arm und the leg. Another scout, G. T. liushby, was bruised when a stone from behind which he was firing was shattered by a cannon ball. liushby was thrown twenty feet, but he came hack to fight. Fighting Five Days. In a despatch which be has scut here Captain Gordo* states that the battie bi gun on the fifteenth. They reached Cbinao on the eighteenth, when alter ten hours of desperate attacks an i counter attacks the en- en. y, under General Vasquez, retired to a secondar; position, from where this morning t ley opened a desultory artillery fire, which ceased entirely at 10 o'clock. KELL1NGTON BROTHERS STRIKERS SMASH AND Jill STitifl CARS Five Hundred Special Policemen Sworn in to Quell Rioting in Quaker City. Philadelphia, Feb. 20,���Rioting i.i every section of this city follow i New Real Estate Firm Commences Business in City Today. 1'wo brothers who have had considerable experience in handling real estate in this city and district���A. B. and ll. E. [Wellington���will commence selling today on their own account, having formed a partnership under the name and sty.e of Kellington Brothers. A. B. Kellington has for some time past been manager of the real estate department of the local branch of tihe Dominion Trust company, and while there has handled many big _i__^__b_i_mii__^___^__h__ deals. including the negotiations the attempt of the Philadelphia Rapiu which led up to the establishment Transit company to operte its lines here of the wholesale grocery firm of |**ere today- Kehv, Douglas _ Co. Crews chased from Cars- Passengeis and crews were driven |from the cats by Infuriated mobs of iitrike sympathizers, ami in nearly a score of Instances, the abondoned I cars were burned or otherwise des- CF PAST YEAR REVIEWED I'T^t*. w car was with- drawn from service. The general of- flees of the company were attackd by a mob. Facilities For Carrying Freight Out of | Five Hundred Deputies. Stern measurers were adopted by TRANSPORTATION SERVICE Westminster Improved in 1909.��� Prospects For This Year. WALKER PLANS TO START CHAIN OF PLAY HOUSES Coal Stoves Overturned. In the rush for the exits two bl< j ing coal stoves were overturned. .Many of the victims succeeded in ! climbing out of the basement to safety, but many others were caught I under the timbers and trampied by ���,��� ax. .-.,, Winnipeg. Feb. 20.���C. P. Walker, had not been very well of the Walker theatre, announced ye. lately, and uni of the sad features terday thai be had purchased the rence is that she was t��l- Winnipeg theater tor $120,000, and Inquire alter him at the wou.d this season ereel anothermod- P. .dv was bclni broughl ern theatre ln Winnipeg. fdoi,. stairs, ThE Wall er will be given over en- r lati Mr. Sargent was well Urely to vaudeville. known in His city. He hoe been j It Is also understood that Mr. bere il six years and was well WaTfcer win erect theatres al tort BW by , . rvoue who knew him; | Wlliiam and Saskatoon. His ' r, the Very Rev. Dean .1. P. \ ' ���' 8 V. B. D., secretary of the dl Qu'Appelle, lias been notI- , bul no word from him bag been receivi One brother keeps a store in Hazli ��� and another i- a lawyer In Pciftl;i'id. He also I - I sister llv- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ in? In Vancouver. I _ , The late Mr. Sargenl was a mem- Cairo, Ills., Feb. 2u.-Po.lee are ber nf the first South Africa contln- 'searching the city tonight for a negro r-rved In the war later as suspected of purse snatching, and anal in the C. M. B. Many Other clash between the authorities of.hls i | comrades in arms are llv- and the police is feared if the man " ' and In Vancouver, and they lis caught. 611 Bpi k c f him as being one of the ! Feeling Is running high against tne most popular men In the regiment, blacks. Vasquez Defeated. According to Captain Cordon, Vasquez was defeated, although his six hundred men outnumbered the provisional forces two to one. Vasquez can receive no reinforcements, and with all Matuty's men arrive, and they are expected hourly. General Mena will assume the aggressive. Early on the morning of the eighteenth the enemy's guns demolished . | Menu's left trenches, drawing out his those who had been thrown on top In jforcPi including the Americans, the collapse. Menarea stormed the place. ^^^^^^^^^^^^ Big Realty Turnover. The enemy then opened in front of it is estimated that over million a new hill. Mena executed a flanking dollars' worth of property changed movement, causing the government hands ln the city during the first rive troops to retire In confusion. They and recaptured L, B. Lusby, chairman of the Transportation committee of the board of trade, submitted the following report at the annual meeting ou Thursday: "To the President and Members of the New Westminster Hoard of T,-ade���Gentlemen: In presenting this the annual report of the transportation committee we beg to say that w, find tin. problem Of transportation increasing in importance each year, lu viewing the work done by tiie committee, the first proposition thai came up for our consideration was that of the Canadian-Mexican Steamship company, which was given as follows: ' That providing an average monthly tonnage of 150 tons was given the company would make regular trip- to ibis port ii accommodation for dockage waj provided.' On the strength of this the committee immediately proceeded to canvass the importers and discovered that a large amount of freight for this Police Commissioner Clay, who swore in 500 deputies to quell the distrub- anees. Xear.y five hundred persons were arrested and charged with inciting to riot. Two women were shot by si ray bullets and many people were removed to hospitals with more or less serious injuries. EASTERN PASTOR RESIGNS TO ACCEPT VANCOUVER CALL Halifax, N. S., Feb. 20.���Rev. 11. F. Waring, who for seven years has been pastor of tlie First Baptist church, Halifax, surprised the congregation tonight by announcing his resignation to take effect about the first of June. He staled that he had accepted a church call ln Vancouver. Mr, Waring is a native of St. John. His three pastorates have been Truro, St. John and Halifax. days of this month. RACIAL TiiiiOBLE STILL ACUTE AT ILLINOIS TOWN Havana Chief Resigns. Havana, Feb. l'(i.���Colonel Pelccera, chief of police, has resigned owing io the dismissal of a captain who testified at his own trial that he had WINNIPEG'S BIG SPIEL IS BROUGHT TO A CLOSE Winnipeg, Feb. 'jn.���Winnipeg's s^m*************************************************m\'��-'-''M bonspiel was brought to close port was arriving by various routes at la8, ���,���,��� the dosing competition be- cmslderHble extra cost and lnconve- ing the finals in th,. Tetley tea and nlence to the importer, just here we 1 Purity Flour tankards.- c -, v ���i - - , ��� Iwlrti to commend the piomptness In .** ���� k���" 9aB8ldj'8n f^���* Some of Vasquez' personal effects i , , rink defeated McAulay, ot Southamp- were taken, and the geiural himself \���bicb Ui'; cit/ t'0l1in'-'" ""P���**** 'Ai .. Out., by a .score ot 9 to 8. In got away on a close margin tK .���,Mn lur Ule e*tra dookage ' required. abandoned many rifles saved a Maxim. General Just Escaped md narrowly the Purity Flour competition Cassidy The fierce nature ef the battle is j'^uu���. f /went down to defeat before Fen.on ,.ndicated by the fact that two of' ���<? "1,vit'e ,0 'v'w Westminstei Uf Fort William, by the score ot 10 merely"obeyed "the chief's orders to I Menu's guns were disabled. Another [of late has not been as satisfactory ; to 8. wink at gambling in a certain polit- |wag dismounted twice, but each time leal club. Banquet on Friday 1 Havana, Feb. HU.���Major ueiieia The second annual banquet of the Montapugo_ commander of the rura' Men's Own and Women's Own clubs p{ian, reported today to President of Queen's Avenue Methodist church Momez tl)e capture of General Acev ...in i.,ii-n ntin., nn Friday evening , ._. , _., .,.!,��� t^r,v nr OLD TIMER DEAD. Seelay Is In Madrid. Madrid, Feb. 20.���Rx-Presldent See '!'. of Nil aragua, has arrived here. R. AEROPLANE CONSTRUCTORS ��Man Who Bought First C. P f Ticket in Winnipeg Dies. Montreal, Feb. JU.���S. O. Shorey, of the old established firm of II. Shorey and company, died here today after a long Illness. Mr. Shorey purchased the first rall- 'wnv ticket over the C. P. R. In Win WILL DEFEND INTERE8T8 bjjj UC��Jl �� fac teo Emerson. trip being from St. Boni- Pari Feb. 20.���The French aero- c p R Ticket Agent Dead. Pkne constructors have decided to I Winnipeg, Feb. 20.���D. ltochon, who end a lawyer to ihe l'nited recentij succeeded A. C. Smith as Stati defend French Interests In >lty tickei agent for the C. P. R., died the i Ls recently brought by tlm yesterday of pneumonia, after a long Wrlghl brothers. ' 'illness. will take place on Friday evening in the chinch schoo, room. Covers Will be laid for about 150. Rev. Dr. Sipprell and Mayor John A. Lee will address the gathering during the evening. OCTETTE OE PIPE HITTERS TALIS FOUL OF THE LAW Police Occurrence Book Looks Like Laundry Ticket After Harvest of Raid is Classified. >almon Bellies to Lose Grip On Amateur Championship Cup replaced, doing effective work. Five Insurgents Captured. Havana, Feb. 20.���Major General 1 mt edo and four others who took up arms against the government at Pinar Dei ltio province. IRELAND TIES ENGLAND IN FAST GAME OF SOCCER u-, Wi would wish, owing to accidents to the two last steamers of this line before reaching British Columbia wi.ers, wivii necessitated tlie uu- loelin.' u' fl eight before reaching our pert, howeier, we hope when the new Heaiiii i s are put ou the route v-e wi,] ie: a service that we now f- e we are entitled to. The next questioa 'or our consideration was thy unsatl.'l ctcry freight service between this icrt and Victoria. After a conference with several members of tl ..' Vl.'torla beard of trade we decided to jointlv ask the C. P. R. for a ''fguiar tri weekly service between FRENCHMEN NO LONGER OPPOSED TO NAVAL BILL Tli. Kiinarnoek cup, emblematic of ��� British taken 1 i titeur lacrosse championship of Columbia, will probably be nlng and holding of the cup. If the tropin was put up as a strictly ama tear prize, then he Would favor It be ���__^__M__^__^__m , ' Ing handed back to the IS. C. A. L. A., away from Its cosy corner lu |(o ,)o competed for this season. The "ie trophy cabinet at the Carnegie ' 111)1111 y again, the and put up for competition uith the present holders of cup ls a perpetual trophy and can not be won outright. The rules, explained Mr. Welsh, were modelled after the IMlnto cup m: out of the running. ��� ........ ..... ^ ^ -^ bee��� lh|s announcement will not meet rules, mai u i j ^^ ������m���Ptitinn ��'iili favor among many of the sup- P��rter8 of the Salmon Bellies, woo we long .ooked upon tho Kllmar- yock cup as a fixture in the glass case " thi public library reading room, Duf the fact remains. Uev. W. W. ""'ii of Victoria, one of the trus- teea of Hi,, cuPi announced ln yester- ruies, urn. n.'i'"j o .... given for strict amateur competition in thc days when professional la- I crosse was unknown. But time had I brought changes, and after the Introduction of thc paid men In that ! branch of sport, the rules had been Iamended by the trustoes to permit Ol th Minto cup being held by prof.s Biennis. Whether the power oUJ_��J Jay's NewB-AdvertiseVthat he was to |f'"nn('h0 rulesToverning'the'KIlmar- 'av��i of handing the trophy to the ��* lvcn thc trustees Mr 5'C; A. |��� A. t0 De put up for compe- j^,kshC,'cPotrId ngot say offhand, hut '''"' among strictly amateur teams """ f h| W|lf( thp caso he would ��W Beaaon. As the man who drew . , jRVOr of tnkmg advantage ��'the rules governing the dlsposl- "�� tunlty, He would he "��" of the cup, Mr. Bolton knows a ' ||lded hv the intention of the S jooa (|,:il about thfi mattl,r> nmi his j^ . BjlVerware. Just about goes. The other ^^^Haaaaaa�� __ aaaaaaaaaaaaaM 11,1 ,n"l C. A. Welsh. fa>'-��" just about goes. __. nisiee^ with Mr. Bolton are M. J ison ..._ rules governing the���, tnG , entlon of the givere j of" the silverware. Sine first put up for competition in ino it" Kilmarnock cup has always been in Westminster's POiMWion, nvlnc been won each year by the -.. I Surrendered, there Is abg0^eIJcJ"re Welsh, questioned as to the ^P'ffiffirtBt *���*��� fe yJM he would take by the News 1 ����J} will put up a strong light Eight more Orientals who .Ike their opium better than their freedom were gathered In by the city police ln a well planned raid ou Saturday night. Chief Mcintosh, Detective Bradshaw and Constable Bourke were the unwelcome guests at a poorly advertised smoking concert. The rude visitors started to collect souvenirs In the shape of opium pipes, cans of the dope and other odds and ends which make up the appointments of a first- class den, But even a large quantity of these did not satisfy the rapacity of the visitors, for they wound up by taking all the habitues along with them to the sinners' refuge on C.ark- son street. Once there, the octette of Sings and Tongs were registered ln the doomsday book, and after leaving bonds In the shape of good hard coin as a guarantee that t_4y would call again they were permitted to step forth Into the wide, wide world. If the surmises of the police are correct they will all come up to the police court this morning and explain their conduct to Magistrate Corbould. ��� m i,ni a******* COLD WEATHER 18 DUE FOR THIS WEEK , Montreal, Feb. 20.���The anti-Dreadnought meeting at Montreal this afternoon was not much of a success, although the announcement that Mr. Monk wou��d Speak drew several hundred people. The speakers were P, Couisineau, a ''iguisir in 'unij t.t-i.,1,- M. L. Cartier, Jo, Keinvllle, T. Martins two ports, and we ure now await-' cey and Jules Fournier, Nationalist Ing a reply 'orators. Dining lh< past year the Eburne I me tent.- of the speeches were op- branch of tl" C. P. It. has been | posd to contributions of any kind. opened and ls now operated by the i it \<? more and more evident that B, C. Electric company In connection there is u. ,'ep-seated antagonism of with their Steveston branch to Van-' 1 rench in me matter of the naval bill .couver. This has relieved the traffic [: w country districts. Ion the main line and also opened up i 'ie non-apearance of Mr, Monk a new district for trade. I was a great d. appointment to the or- The English and Irish played a tie ���By (he argt of March ^ eJ.pect ganize,.8 of ti e rleeting. game tn a splendid exhibition of soc- tiui now freight aud passenger service cer at Vancouver on Saturday. One with the Oulchon, Haziemere and meal man played on each team���I Huntington branches of the O. N First Game Ends in in International Series a Draw���Local Men Play Well. tie World's Swimming Record. Sydney. X. S. W., Feb. 20.���Alex Huntington branches OI me u. ��. i �� �� , bvdney, ���wan 150 yards Shawcr-os, for the English and Cad,|=^ ^St^^Si gH_W���� SSSWS zien for the Irish. The result WM -^ liM llle requirements of these Onds .���*�� *��������� f^^i rather a surprise for the English, ! _8triotB us well as New Wartn_ll.|JWgmJlrtd f ^^?[h'^V,. expected an easy win. H0W-|.t��^ ^^ ' B heavy for the whole past yea . ^JJ* Feb 2u._TwoHBuicides SrVe?0" ZW s!ea^r Tmntfe" [took p.ace^ln this dty today. A Oa- II Mi certs roM 11ta"'H opinion has not been as "gained, but most probably he wil wt'c with Mr. Bolton ln the mat Mr atana who expected an easy ever, the Shamrockets dispelled this idea ln the first twenty mlnutcB, when they scored two goals while the Englishmen were thinking of arguments against Home Rule. After this the Englishmen woke up and waded right Into the game, tie- Ing the score before half time. In the second half the wearers of the rose had the better of the argument but the Irishmen were lucky and worked In a couple of flukes. The game ended four all, and another will have to be played before it is decided which team is to meet the Scotch for the championship of the British Isles abroad. The local men showed up well In the game, Cadyzien being second to none on the field, Shawcross playing a consistent steady game. W. Bisk refereed. The team were: Irish���Home, O'Hara, Taymr, H. McKinley, Glf- fen, McLean, Savage, F. McKinley, Leith, Gemmell, Caydzlen. English��� Shawcross, Thorpe, Herring, Crult, W. Davles, Teed, Thompson, Clarko, Smith, Hooper, Cook and Proving. ��'. stated he would be guided V���r l�� ttuikanL condition, gowning the win- 'or the tanKaro. Washington, D. C, Feb. 20.���Heavy J overcoats and warm furs will be In demand all over the country this week, according to the forecast made tonight by the weather bureau. Unusually stormy and cold weather is the indication In practically all of the districts from the Rocky mountains to the Atlantic const and from _ thH Rockies over the North Pacific states. ^ , by ,��� '.c S���r d-ilv trips t Hctail nam* Hungasck hanged him which has made legulai dail> trip. I eitv.and to Ladner and Westham Island, also occasional trips to Steveston when required. "Owing to accidents to the steamers Rafflona and Strathcona, of the 'lip River Route,' the service to Chilliwack has been liminted to three trips a week. In addition to this, however, the steamers Mlna W. and White Swan have been running as far as Mt L.ehman, thereby assisting ln the carrying of passengers and freight as far as that point. In the course of another month we expect the new steamer Paystreak, of the Royal City Navigation company, will be completed and will give us once more an efficient up-river service. "With respect to the success of future transporation, the subject naturally divides itself into two classes, local and foreign. First, the local, or that referring to river and local railway traffic. Your committee finds that the neglect of shippers in keeping posted as to the time and manner of shipments is responsible for many of thc complaints made. Shippers should keep posted. Second, the foreign. This, brings in the question of the Fraser river as a safe and accessible harbor. Already large shipments of lumber, shingle, and box material are being made, the Import- self In the north end of the city, and a Franchman named Ledoux shot himself In a boarding house. Canada's Commissioner Improving. Ottawa, Feb. 20.���The latest cable from Thomas Cote, Canada's commissioner, who was reported HI In Paris, Is that he is considerably ltn- [proved. Body Not Found. Provincial Constable Wllkie spent yesterday afternoon in a vain search for the body of E. F. Darcy, supposed to have been drowned In the Fraser a week ago. He examined both side, of the river as far down . .���������. .���. ���.��� ��� __��� --,_ . as Ewen'B cannery, but found no trace lance of which should assist in im cessity of providing and maintaining a better and deeper channel. "In making tbe canvass of the city the committee found that the importers were, without exception, willing to route their goods by line, which would help this port, but to change existing conditions will mean a great amount of work, but when accomplished and continuing our tonnage and using it in the right way we will obtain equal right, with other port, nnd not have to pay a toll varying from five cent, to fifteen cent, per hundredweight to transportation companies, a. at present. In view of the fact that subsidies are given both to Atlantic and Pacific Mexican services, we feel tbat a strong effort shouid be made to have New Westminster a regular port of call for these lines, and Instead of tn extra Ave per cent, a. ln the case of .hlp- of the missing man. pressing the authorities with the ne- (Continued on Page Tow). ' ( I PAGE TWO. n I ��>),;;; THE DAILY NEWS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1910. Classified Advertisements WANTED. WANTED ��� GIRL TO WORK IN laundry. Apply New Method Laundry. WANTED-���A GIRL TO llKLP IN general housework. Apply 2159 Fourth street, and Third avenue. WANTED���BY A PRBNCH-CANA- dian lady, pupils to learn French language. Anyone wishing to learn correct French please write Mile. D. _., Daily News office. WILL PAY A FAIR PRICE FOR shingle holts. See us at mill otlice or at Room 9, Bank of Commerce building. Address Box 1003, Westminster Mill Co., Ltd. TENANT WANTED���TWO MONTHS only, for suite of three rooms in Dominion Trust block, furnished If so desired. Phone L3S1. WANTED, TO RENT. FIVE OR SIX-ROOMED FURNISH- ed house, central location. Full particulars to L. R. F. Daily News. WANTED TO RENT���FIVE Ofl S1X- roorued house or cottage, centrally located. Possession February. Apply P. 0. Box 971, City. AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. EL J. A. BURNETT, AUDITOR AND Accountant. Tel. R 128. Room 7, Westminster Trust Block. R. T. PRINCE, AUDITOR AND Accountant. Audits made. Systems organized. Agent for the Hall Safe Co. Room 9, block. P. O. Westminster Box 795. Trust MACHINE WORKS. THE SCHAAKE MACHINE WORKS, Limited. Front street, New Westminster. Manufacturers of modern saw and shingle mill macnlnery, Mill plants and specifications Pre- pared. MONUMENTAL WORKS. B. C. MONUMENTAL WORKS, J Ad. McKay, manufacturer and Importer of monumental tombstones, building stone, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Columbia street. Now Westminster MUSIC. MRS. C. C. FISHER. EX-PUPIL OF Carlotta Autelll, Oxford, and Q. F. Sims, Mus. Bac. Oxon., teacher of music, singing and harmony. every Monday evening at 8 o'clock. J. Ferguson, N. G.; W. C. Coatham, P. _., recording secretary; R, Moore, financial secretary. A. HARMONY ENCAMPMENT, No. 2, 1. O. O. F.���Meets every second and fourth Wednesday of the month in I. O. O. F. hall. George Adams, grand patriarch; E. L. Web ber, scribe. I. 0. O. F., Beulah Rebekah lodge No. 5���The regular meetings of this lodge are held ln new Odd Feliows' hall. Eighth street, corner of Carnarvon street, every first and third Thursday of each month at 8 o'clock. Mrs. May Matheson. N. G.; Miss M. D. Johnston, secretary. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER TENDERS FOR SEWER PPE. A. O. U. W., Fraser Lodge No. 3��� Meetings the first and third Tuesdays in each month. Lodge room, A. O. U. \V. hall, Odd Fellows' block, Clarkson street. C. S. Corrigan. recorder; George Salt, master workman. ROOMS TO RENT. FOR RENT���COMFORTABLE FURN- Ished bedroom, suitable for two gentlemen. Apply 828 Royal ave., between Eighth and Ninth streets. TO RENT���COMFORTABl.i: ROOM, suitable for gentleman. Apply 205 Carnarvon. MECHANICAL. FINE MACHINE WORK AND GEN- eral repairing, Anything from a watch or clock to an automobile. W. Wi hster. mechanical expert. No. 10 Sixth street, Dominion Trust Block. TO RENT���TWO OR FOUR FUR- nished rooms. Applj 917 Fifth avenue, near Tenth stn < t. LOST LOST���COLD WATCH, AMERICAN Waltham, between McKenzle's drug store and postolllce corner. Suitable reward on returning same to Daily News office. PAPER HANGING & DECORATING. i. HUDSON, WALL PAPER, ROOM Mouldings, Burlaps, and Sanltas; house painting, knls.iminlng, pnn^r hanging and decorating. S'xtn street. New Westminster. A. O. F���Court Royal Columbia No. 8808, meets in Knights of Pythias ball on the first and third Fridays of each month at 7:30 p. m. Visiting brethren welcome. J. J. Randolph, secretary. I. O. The Council is desirous of rece< ing tenders for the supply of Vitrified Sewer Pipes. Specifications, approximate quantities and further information can be obtained from the City Engineer. All tenders must be delivered to the undersigned, marked "Tenders for Sewer Pipes," by 5 p. m. of February 21. 1910. W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk. City Hall, January 27, 1910. NOTICE. District of New Westminster. Take notice that thirty days after date I, Grace Conner Cruickshank, of Matsqui, B. C, intend to apply for a license to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following described lands: Commencing at a prst marked Grace C. Crulckshaak's northwest i-orner, set at the southwest corner of District Lot 207, j-.oap 2, New COURT BRUNETTE, Nn 4099 ���T~0 I Westminster District, thtnee south F.���Meets the fourth Friday in the nno mU��. thence east o^e-half mile, month at S o'ciock la the small thpncp n,ir,h one-half mile, thence New Westminster located Pitt Lake: Take notice that I ler o| Lands. District, where | Commission. we, Pitt Lake ] 1JfJZ{'7'""u.l{:1' lor a license*! V" H' Brick and Cement Company, Limited, j lmripi. n,��� "'^A."!'1 p.etr��li m 0��n ".'"*" Brick and Cement Company, Limited ' d .. "\\ """ petroli Free Miner's Certificate No. B30434, | Zm,,, f,.)llowl��K Uwi-i ����� intend 60 days from the date hereol tl,^ '" , lnf ''" il >" Bi tn nnnlv tn tha Minim' Kecniaim- for I ... 8��UWlWcst Corner n# rn. ��1 aim group comer of lii'J'1,""1' *t to apply to the Mining Recorder for Ln a Certificate of Improvement for the |.'. - - ����eBimin8t '" purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant j'' r; ana marked Georg��� n ft, ' of the above claims tZ ?, "***��� """'' son?1"1' And further take notice that action under section 37 must be commenced before the Issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 14th day of December, A. D. 1909. PITT LAKE BRICK AND CEMENi CO., LTD., E. J. FADER, Agent. Free Miner's Certificate No. B304;t5. the section llne betwepn ���Uth ^t ������md 33, a distance ol'on? V'Mn* ' oast to the western , ' '""��� '< '������'et Lot 17, group 2 N '''',>��� 'n��i, tor District, a distancel���^* chains, thence north aTon�� o"0"1 45 ern boundary of District Lot*? 2. New tt'tolml. ... . . '���">!��� It, NOTICE. District of New Westminster. Take notice that thirty days after date, I, Hamilton Channers Cruik- shank, of Sunimerland, B. C, farmer, intend to apply for a licens,. to prospect for coal and petroleum op the following described lands: Commencing at a post, marked II. I . . C. Cruikshank's northeast corner |01 aD0Ut "' l'2 l 'f abo ^^^^^^^^^^ I H m��S(. 2. NeW Wtkmia^eTmS^fT northwest corner 0f ',' �� ,he group 2, a distance of nv, Lot 47> chains, thence east alone th"' four ern boundary of District Lot?, ^ '2. to ttie western boundarv kFj Itret Lot 356, group 2 vw"')ls- minster District. ��� distance J J* ' nf"',,1 along J >r : lld District It* VVe8tmln8u said Dislrl,., T���* .,r/nr""r of 16 chains, thence westerly boundary Lot 356. group 2, District, to the northwe - ithe said Districi Lot B&B _ 'Now Westminster District a dist? ' 356 lain, thi tance 'nee west post, set on the westerly boundary of 'l" "1B s��"")west corner Q{ ��� District Lot 47. group J, New West, |**st QMrter of Section 33, Town2 minster District, about four chains "" a '11st;m"" "���' -<������ p northwest corner of said I hall, Odd Fellows'block. J. B. Rush ton, G. IL; F. B. Maxwell, recording secretary. PIANO TUNING. PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND repaired by your local tuner. W. E. Martin, Mus. Bac, 811 Dublin St.. Plione L615. LOST���BETWEEN FIRST STREET and Holy Trinity cathedra!, pair of ladies 1'ince nez. Please return to Dally News office. FOUND. FOUND ��� OVERCOAT. BETWEEN Queen's avenue and Fourth street. Owner can have same by calling at the po.ico station. REAL ESTATE. WHITE, SHILES & CO. Real Estate and Insurance Agents��� City, larm a��d suourban property. 26 i Columbia street. FO : SALE���EIGHT-ROOM HOI SE and ��ot, near car line, Fifth avenue; price $2000. En |Uire 132 Fourteenth sfrtet. PRINTERS. WESTMINSTER PRESS FUR EVERY kind of job printing. Midget loose leaf ledgvrs; Cowie Carbon Papers. Phone 55, P. O. Box 142- Old Dally News Block, Sixth street. RESTAURANTS. KENNY'S RESTAURANT & CAFE Tickets, 21 meals for $4. Home cooking. All white cooks; no Orlen- ta, labor employ>~-l. Open day and night, Op osUe tram "dice. TYPEWRITING STENOGRAPHY FREEMAN BUNTINU, ROOM 7. Gulchon block. P. O. Box ti94. CUSTOM STENOGRAPHY. ANT Typewriting; copy work. I uslne?' letter--, etc. Provinei oiace, Cc him fa sire. t. Plume 62. ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEMPERANCE���Meet every Thursday at 8 o'clock i>. in. in Odd Fellows' hall, Columbia street. Se.ect Councillor. W. F. Haggman; recording secretary, George Burr. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 1283 ��� Meets second and fourth Mondays at 8 p. m. in St. Patrick's hall, Blackwood street. east one-half mile, thence north one- ' half mile, thence west to the point of | commencement, containing about j 480 acres. GRACE CONNER CRUICKSHANK, Per O. B. Conner, Agent. January 29, 1910. CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS NOTICE. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, Aerie No. 20���Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. in the Eag.es' hall, Columbia street. H. Scho- field, secretary. Silicon No. 1, Silicon No. 2, Pitt Fractional, Silicon Fractional Grouped Mineral Claims, situated in the New Westminster Mining Division of south of tin ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Lot 47. group 2, thence wesi a distance of 45 chains to the section line between sections 28 and 29, township 16, thence south one mile, thence east one mile, thence north to tho southern boundary of District Lot Is group 2, thence west to southwest comer Of said District Lot 48, group 2, thence north to the northwest corner of said District Lot 48, group 2, thence east to the westerly boundary of District Lot -17, group 2, thence north to the point of commencement. H. C. GRU1KSHANK. January 29, 1910. m chains, thence southeast Lot 49, group 2, a .about 19 l-:; chains ,,. along the southern n'oundaiy^of^M District Lot 49, group , tQ\ fpJ of commencement, a " .about 40 chains. GEORGE January 28, 1910. of about 2'o north to ths ('"'""'' <>f DUtricj 11 stance of once west : of CONNER, Locator, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Barnston Island Dyke. NOTICE. The time for reci I . ,lir above contract is hereby ����� t. al i p, until tin District of New Westminster. Take notice that thirty days after date. I, George B. Conner, of Matsqui, B. C. intend to apply to Assistant th. tended ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ COMMISSIONER BAR? ISLAND DYKING Dl Care H. Nevib Smith, i 413, New Westmini ti r B C. Ros SONS OF SCOTLAND BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, Lord of the Isles Camp 191���Meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month in K. of P. hall. Chief. A. Halcrow; J. J. Forrester, recording secretary. NATIVE SONS OF B. C, Post No. 4 ���Meets every third Thursday of th > month in K. of P. hall. M. J. Phillips, chief factor; Angus McCol., secretary. '' S��__Sfr!W'>"!��r'"H__ SI .LERS' ASSOCI VI ION OF B. C. ��� P. Ii. Brown, manager, P. O. Box 556, phone 3S4. WILSON, COOK & I i.t 63 COLUM bia street, Phone 646. Real Estate and Insurance Agents. Homi s built on easy terms; aj n i mi nti i . sale purchased. If you have any property to sell list it with us. ' LIVERY STABLE, RING UP 250 FOR HACKS AND smart turnc.it. The Fashion Stables. TAILORS. CALVIN. LADIES' AND MEN'S TAJ. loring. A new line of fall suit. Ing j isi in. Button making, pn bs. ing and repairing. loom 9, Smith block. Entrances 625 Columbia st and 2fi4 Clarkson st. Phone R50S THEATRES. CRYSTAL THEATRE, 702 COLUM-" ���bia street. Fins-class moving pictures; illustrated sonus; numerous attractions. Program changed Monday. Wednesday anil Friday. WOODWORKING. WESTMINSTER WOODWORKING Co., bank, o.lice ami store lltttngb; cabinet, s-'dr, showcases, manteis and detail work. Designs and estimates furnished prietor. Work and car line. I 473. J. Brookes, pro- : Corner Eleventh O. box 254, Phone SURVEYOR. ^^^^ A. F. COTTON. Bm^ttturtm DOMINION AND B. C. LAND BUR- veyor, in National Finance Co.'.. office, over Curtis' drug store, Columbia strt'et, New Westminster, B. C. PROFESSIONAL. WHITESIDE _ EDMONDS, BARRIS- t-^rs and solicitors, Westminster Trust Block, Columbia street. New Westminster. W. J. Whiteside, H. j L. Edmonds. ^P WADE. WHEALLER & McQUARRlE (F. C. Wade, K. C, A. Whealler, W. j G. McQuarrie), Solicitors, llarrts- ters, etc., 42 Lorne street, opposite courthouse, New Westminster. fPhone 143. Vancouver offices. , Rooni3 20 and 21, Williams build-1 Ing, 413 Granville street, corner of Hastings street. GEORGE E. MARTIN, BARRISTER i and Solicitor. Gulchon hlock, Co- I lumbia and McKenzie Sts., New ��� Westminster. R. C. FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. CABINET MAKING. I). V. LEWTHWAITE, CAIiI.NET- maker and upholsterer. 42a Clarkson Street (behind Burr block). Furniture made and repaired. Mission furniture in fir and oak. DYERS AND CLEANERS. ROYAL CITY CHEMICAL CLEAN- ers and dyers, 345 Columbia street, phone R278- The place where thp dirt and dust is removed from the fibre���not pressvd In. Goods called for and delivered. UNION LODGE, No. 9, A, F. & A. M.���The regular meeting of this Lodge Is held on the first Wednesday In each month, at 8 o'clock pm.' in the Masonic Temple. Dr. W. A. DeWolt Smith, secretary. KING SOLOMON LODGE, No. 17, A. F. & A. M.���Regular communica- * -a__s_i tai>-_j_i-__i__ji^^ **mfa****m Western Canada Bag, Envelope and Box Board Co., Ltd. HEAD OFFICE: 407 HASTINGS STREET, VANCOUVER, B. C. LOCATION OF PLANT: SAPPERTON SIDING, NEAR WESTMINSTER. ORGANIZED TO MANUFACTURE Bags%Envelopes, Pulp Board, Box Board, Folding i>ox Boards, Building Paper, Roofing and Deadening Felts, Sheathing, Paper Boxes, Cartons, Oyster Pails and Specialties. GAME. BENSON & AYLING, FISH, FRUIT, Game. Vegetables, etc. Dean Block, next to Bank of Montreal. FURNITURE \0" FALES, THE FURNITURE Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker, corner Agnes and McKenzie streets. Phone 176, night call 81. GROCERY. FOR THE BEST VALUE IN URO cerles, phone 386. The Pure Food Supply Grocery, P. O. Box 811. tions of this lodge are held on the second Tuesday in each month in the Masonic Tomple at 8 p. m. F. Broad, secretary. L. O. L��� No. 11G0.���Moots In the K. of P. building, corner of Agnes and Eighth streets, on the first and third Fridays of each month. Henry Bennett, W. M��� Neil J. Mathlson, secretary. BOYAL ORANGE LODGE, NO. 1593. Meets in K. of P. building, corner Agnes and Eighth streets, first and third Wednesdays of each month at 8 p. m. Leigh Netherby, W. M.; W. Scott Phlpps, recording secretary; J. MacLean, financial secre- tary. I. O. O, F��� Royal City Lodge No. 3��� The regular meetings of this lodge are held In new Odd Fellows' Hall, Eighth street, corner of Carnarvon street, every Friday evening at 8 o'ciock. H. J. Lee, N. G.; W. H Orr, recording secretary. I. O. O. F, Amity Lodge No. 27��� Tbe regular meetings of this lodge are held in Odd Fellows hall, cor. Carnarvon and Eighth streets, In (he Matter of the Estate of Frederick Thrussell, late of the City of New Westminster, In the Province of British Columbia, deceased: Notice is hereby given that all persons having any claims or demands against the late Frederick Thrussell, who died on or about the 30th day of November, 1909, at the City ot New Westminster, I,n the Province of British Columbia aforesaid, are required to send by post prepaid, or deliver to the undersigned solicitors herein for Harriett Ann Thrussoll, executrix of tbe last will of the said Frederick' Thrussell, their names and addresses and full particulars In writing of their claims and statements of (heir accounts, verified by statutory declaration, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them. And take notice that, after the 28th day of February, 1910, the said Harriett Ann Thrussell will proceed to distribute the assets of the said do- ceased among thc persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which she shall (hen have had notice, and (hat (be said Harriett Ann Thrussell will not be liable for the said assets or nny part thereof Dated this fifteenth (15th) day of January, 1910. WADE. WHEALLER & McQUARRlE, Solicitors for the Above-Named Harriett Ann Thrussell, to any person of whose claim sho shall not then havo received notice. CAPITALISATION, $250,000.00 Divided into 225,000 Shares 8 per cent., Cumulative Preference Stock, One Dollar per Share. 25,< Shares Ordinary Stock, One Dollar per Share. WE NOW OFFER FOR SUBSCRIPTION THE FIRST ISSUE OF 100,000 of the 8 per cent. PREFERENCE SHARES In Blocks of 100 Shares at One Dollar per Share PAYMENTS. Mr mon^n'n'tl/filn 0Sof^PUl?fU?ni ^,B 1K'r ciut '" "^ **���> Glance at the rate of IB per cenl 1 ��� month until fully paid, stock fully paid and non-assessable. No personal liability to shareholders. SPECIAL NOTICE. Issue^mSLWnftn6-^6 ��f Sf _"' lss"�� "f 100���0l,,' ���hareB ���'" 0,1(> dollar per share the second So ',"l21 fi ��g,i ' ?.. *,"����� W.'" b,> offor,'d for fi'"'S(-''P<lon at ��1.10 per share, in ordering the I l 7,i rWly s,,':,(' lf,in th" event the nist l"u�� l�� oversubscribed upon receipl at SlO per sh_re. Com*1V. he wishes the application returned or allowed on the second issue wmSi^^AfSStaS!! *h,a,;08.0,tllls ComPany for subscription we do so with a feeling thai it becom^^^mWMtSurJi5S,ii?Sl_?al, S Tk. ''v,,r offered in UVM"ni ("",:"'��- I* not only ts certain to become a splendid dividend-payer, but Inside of eighteen months |t will be selling at a big premium. ond Tin" of' mlto^Tm?*��� lH "���V"'1 in blorks of t0n 8h;"f'B !" W-00 Per share, ami th. Dreferenn��� d den, , .\ * P��r S'K"'��- The ^"'"^^ p1' * H entlOed to a nxed cumulative share, aLI/.1 "r 8.'T T"' p"r nnn,im- w*���' before any divide,,,, |, pald ..n the Ordinary ���n,A/rrJllfi payment of the above dividend an amount equal to 15 per cent of the remaining ths Ll : C��T^y Rha" 1>0 dls,li,"lt'>'t ��*ch year pro r&U among the Preference shweholders of lerve Z i L Tl ^ per ���ni of ,hp ba,&nca "f '"e profits shall i- carrled Ibrwwd as a special re- InS sh S-es- wffnl?^\Tt] r"r,,y for the ";lJ���m"!', "f '"'" "Stffi dividends on the Prefer- on*o��!^T^J^^��nTtt1^,^isUB,lblet0Wtta "!'"li'1- PreferentUl dividends ol I JnMnrto,'m tl h flha,,I,bn P^d out of the special reserve fund; provided however that the re- KSr^ ��'e years' I'.ro rata vU ��* IB per'eent1 oMhe'net 'nrofl^' ^ "I!** ^ pPr C6nt PWf��entlal dividends and the distribution ol ^o���^^^^^^ r"e^e fund as aforesaid, the balance of oVABA_^FNVP<10r!icoEILlHE PLANT W,LL HAVE A WEEKLY CAPACITY OF 120,000 LBS. ?��EBa\GH,N^^^^^^ BUILD,NG PAPER- �����^'NG' ANPDAC DEADENING FELTS ?0^,rY%ARARDAE,^ADD0RCKrFA0^ %^Jll^Srl ^^^ ^^ B����� DIRECTOR8. C�����.US0IiTR' FiROal AKont' BrlttBh-Canadlan Wood Pulp & Paner To t tri S 5 MuaS P;rf,'^nt N��rman Cap,�� Co' 8te_onersP, Vancou er n C 7' a *?-?&S?LER' L"mb(,r a��"l Timber, Vancouver n C %��' a 2^A,^E' .P,lppr TmP��rt��r "nd Jobber, Vancouver,' il' c FD v AT ?��� m AKPnt '?r Ne~ Westminster. Merchants'' Rank Build lag, phono 3S4. KD. F. ALLEN, Manager Fiscal Agency, n. C. Wood Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd. ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATVONS DIRECT TO W. S. ROSE, Fiscal Agent for New Westminster 746 Columbia Street. Phone 655. '��! MONDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1910. THE DAILY NEWS. PAQ_ TURKIC. LAND REGISTRY ACT. Re the wesl half i cl on 31 bloclt 5, North, r i Ni w W i ster ! ; ��� W'li.-1������ i Prool ol he los i Cer- ' tie No. !!-i f, Issusd in of .i. A. l. Mc Upln ha Bled in thi offli Not I that I shal ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� . from I : ;' | in a daily newspaper published i . . . ; . time valid obje tion be made to me in writing. C. S KEITH, ' ��� I trar of Titl Lan R Offl ' tmin ster, B. ('., Januai ! ' LAND REGISTRY ACT. Re Lot 5, Blcck 23, New Westminster City, Whereas, proof of the loss of Certificate of Title Numbei 14,088a, issued in the name of William Roxburgh, has been li,ed in this Office. Notice is hereby given that 1 shall, at the expiration or one month from thi date of the llrst publication hereof in e dally newspaper publl I in the Citj ol Ne'w Westminster, issue a duplicate or the said certificate, un- le In tli- meantime valid objsctlon be made to nie Ir writing. C. S. KEITH, Dl trie! Regii trai oi Titles, Land Reglstrj Offlci New Westminster, B. ('., Februarj 11, I'.ilu. NOTICE. District of New Westminster. -ANAUUN PACIFIC B.C. Coast SS. Sailings C. COAST SERVICE. Saillngi from C. P. R. wharf, To \ Ictori i I ;30 p. m. daily. Van- p. m. daily; 11 p. m. p. m. To Nam To Alaska an 1 Northern B. C���11 P. m. Januarj 8, IB and < verj follow- aturday. To Cl 111 Qd points of call��� ���s ���''��� ni. ��� Wednesdays and I B. C. i'"i turthei cal ad- ��� ED. GOULET, Agent, Westmln or C. B. FOSTER, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Vancouvi r. li. C. [Kelly,Douglas Co.,Ltd Will Open Their Branch Warehouse at 701- 705 Front Street ON MONDA Y, FEBR UARY 21 A Full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries Tobacco and Cigars Will be Carried :: :: Prompt attention Given MAIL ORDERS Phone No. 662 City Delivery Free For Tasty and Correct JOB PRINTING we are Leaders. Take notice that thirty days after date. I. Barbara Anderson of New Westminster, n. ('., Intend to apply to thi Asslstanl Commissioner of Lai I for rl'.'ht to Drospecl for coal ami petroleum' undei the following ���' Co n post marked bara And n's northwest corner, ��� ��� northeasl corner of Districi roth one mile, lence ��� om ha'if mile, thence orth oi I mile thence < ast one- nlf mile, thence north one-half mile, hence west one mile to polni of ommencem i BARBAR \ ANDERSON, Pei George E. Conner, ^gent. Januarj 'J!'. 1910. NOTICE. Jackson Printing Company THOMSON BLOCK. MARKE1 SQUARE, PHONE 3S8. District of Take notice New Westminster. FOR FIRST CLASS Job Printing no to the ARROW PRESS 739 FRONT ST., WINDSOR BLOCK "roprietress, Mrs. M. Oominy. that 1. Elizabeth Mcculloch Bell, of Vernon, B. C, Intend to apply for a license to pro 11 cl for coal and petroleum on the following described lands; Commencing at a posi marked E. M. Bell's southeast corner, Bet aboul one mile Bouth of thi point, where tht�� section line between Townships 1 1?, nnd 16 Intersect with tbe southern boundary of District Lo 4\ group 2. New Westminster district, thence west one-half mile, thence north one mile, thence east one-haif mile to the point where the section line between Townships in and 16 intersect with the southern boundary of District Lot 46. group 2. New Westminster district, thence south to the Polnl ��f commencement, a distance of about one mile. ELiZARETH McCVI.LOCH PELL. January 38, 1910. Per George B. Conner. Agt. NOTiCE. District of New Westminster. Take notli e, that thirty days after date, l. Alexander Cruickshank, farmer, of Matsqui, B. C, intend to ap- plj for a iici nse to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following des- Bcribed lands: Commencing al a post set at the southeast cornei of District Lot G5, group 2, New Westminster District, and marked Alexander Cruickshank's north as' corner; thence west, to the Intersection of the B��ctl"n line between sections 31 and 32, township 16, with Hi; southern boundary of Districi Lol 64, group 2, New Westminster District, thence Bouth one mile; thi n one mile thenci north one mi!,, to the poinl i C com- enci ment and containing ahout 640 AL1 ��� tCKSHANK. January 28, 1910. LAND ACT. of Notice, District of New Westminster. notl thai John Ferdln N. lson Island, oc up farmer, intendi to appl) for permission lo purchas ��� the folio* In d _ds; Commencing at ��� post planl the southeast corner of Tl i ber Lot 37341, about one mile northeast of head of Bllllni B thence north 40 chains to or mar small lake.th nee , io chains, th nee Bouth '" chalni. tin ' ��� e * bI 10 chalni to polni if commet ent, containing acres '��� JOHN FERD1N VND BAGGS, Nam t Appl! i ��� -; ��� Island, B. C. Du- I ,. 29, 1909. Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork and Poultry Quality thc Best i j Fresh Oysters are on sale twice weekly p. HO. E. C. TRAVES, Manager 645 COLUMBIA STREET. PHONE 101. A DELICIOUS CUP OF COFFEE ��fBl8o?? SUS broiled eM^n ���k .�� *��� nrenare, to tempt your "ou need. We can tempt the palate of an anchorite. KENNY'S 739 COLUMBIA STREET, OPP. TRAM OFFICE. China Crockery Glassware Largest and finest display in the city is undoubtedly atf MOREY'S BIG BOOK STORE. 665 Columbia 8treet. Remember this when you want anything in these lines. COAL New Wellington AND Banff Anthracite J08CPH MAYERS Office, Front 8t, Foot of 8ixth. Phone 105 P. O. Box 345 English WatekT Gold Watch*! for LaUIes from ��ia.75 ap. Silvev Watches, sente* open t��*e 16.00. SHrer Watches, gents' open c*se, ���7.50 up. Agent for Waltham and Elgin Wntchus. Watch repairing a epedalty. F. CRAKE JW ffVfll uNt AiMMMt WVOCH1 W. RICH Teaming and Expressing. DEALER IN WOOD 730 FOURTH 8T. PHONE R527 Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL |14,4*��,000.0�� RESERVE 11,00��,0OS.0S Branches throughout Canada an�� Newfoundland, and ln London, Kng land, New York, Chicago and Spokane, V. 8. A., and Mexico City. A general banking business transacted. Letters of Credit issued, available with correspondents in all parts ot tne world. Barings Bank Department���Deposit* received In sums ot |1 and upward, (.tad interest allowed at 8 per cent, pet annum (present rate). Total Assets over |168,0fO,OOf.W). NEW WE8TMIN8TIH BRANCH, O. D. BRYMNEt, Manager. "Lifebuoy Sonp is delightfully re- reshlng for bath or toilet. For washing underclothing lt ls unequaled. Cleanses and purifies. Westminster Transfer Co, .'(Ece 'Phona 186. Barn Phone 131 Columbia Str���� Bajcgage delivered promptU u any part of the cltj l%bt and Heavy Hauling OFFICE���TRAM OEPOT. Mineral Waters Aerated Waters Manufactured by J. HENLEY NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ttlephene 13. Office. Eighth St. ffstlmates Given, Phone, 557. J. NEWSOMEI SINS PAINTER8, PAPER HANGERS AND DECORATORS. ?14 Sixth avenue, between Second avenue and Third streets. NEW WESTMINSTER - B. C. THE STEAMER TRANSFER Will leave the Brackman- Ker Wharf for Ladner, Westham {Island and way points at 2 o'clock, returning on the following morning. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Tender? will be received by the undersigned up to the 22d of February, 1910, at -1 p. m., for the construction or Barnston Island dyke and works. Plans and sneciflcations may be seen ajid forms of tender received at the residence of Mr. Ralph Charnley, Barnston Island, or at, the office 01 Mr. II. Nevile-Smiih, engineer in charge, rooms 4-f>, Dupont Block, Columbia sir. et, Xew Westminster. A deposit equal to Ave per cent of the amount of contract must be made with each tender, by marked cheque payable to the Commissioners Barnston Island DyHng District, which will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. COMMISSIONERS BARNSTON ISLAND DYKING DMTliTCT, c'o II. Nevlle-Bn ith. C. E��� Box 413, New Westminster, B. C. N THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. In the matter of the North West Quarter Section 2r>, Township 13, E. C M District of New Westminster and Province of British Columbia, and ln tbe matter of the Estate ot John Scott Macdonnell, deceased By order ot tbe Honourable Mr- JUBtlce Morrison, dated the 7th day of January, 1910. tenders will be received up to January 21, 1910, by the undersigned for the purchase o^ all the Estate and Interesl of John Scott Macdonnell and his heirs if nnd to all and singular thai certain Parcel or tract of land and premises above mentioned. ? ^ CAMBnIDGE. District Registrar of the Supreme Court of Rrltlsn Columbia. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the 'Pitt River Lumber Company, Limited," having applied to His Excellency, the Governor General In Council for the approval of a certain situ for the constrsction of certain booms and booming grounds ln the Pitt River, in tke District ot New Westminster, Province of British Columbia, having deposited with the Honorable the Minister of Public Works at Ottawa, pleas ot said booms and booming grounds, together with a description of the site thereof, and have also deposited a duplicate of each ls the office of the Registrar of Deeds for the said District of New Westminster, ln which District said works are proposed to be constructed, In accordance with tho roqitrements of Seclon 7 of the "Mavlgftb.e Waters Protection Act," Chapter Ul, Revised Statutes ot Canada, ItH. Dated the 11th day of Janaary, 1110. WHITESIDE * EDMONDS. Solicitors lor the Pitt River Lamfcer Company, i r PAGE FOUR. THE DAILY NEWS MONDAY, FEBRUAC/ The Daily News Published by Tne Dully News Publlsu- Ins Company, Limited, at their offices, Corner of McKenzie and Victoria St roots. ��. A. Paige Managing Director <TjNT3V|fc')LA^k.L> ^*-GLj_]'fi!^-:' MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1910. SIGNIFICANT INCIDENTS. Threo events of'political Importance occurred during the past week, each one having its own significance. First came Mr. Foster's resolution, during the presentation of which ho posed as a purist nnd opposed the system of patronage practiced by himself, a system -which thc present government have abolished. Second, Hon. Mr. Graham presented the best budget statement ever given to tlie house since the government came into power. Third, an example was afforded of the disorganized condition of the party in the house known as the Conservative party. After Mr. Borden had expressed a wish that a certain course be followed, the Conservatives did just about, as they liked. In thc order named, but not in <bp degree of importance, comes the resolution moved by Mr. Foster, which reads as follows: , "That in the opinion of this house the prevailing system of party patronage constitutes a menace to honest and efficient government, incites to great waste of resources and extravagance of expenditures, tends inevitably to corrupt and lower the tone of public morals, and should forthwith be eliminated from our federal administration." In support of this resolution Mr. Foster repeated the speech he has delivered in the house on several occasions, a speech listened to by wry few of his own side of the hoase and by less on the government side. The same illustrations, the same arguments, the same deductions to wliich the house has been compelled to submit for several sessions, the same exaggerations, tiie same insinuations, the same vague language, the same gestures, the same truncated periods for applause, the same violation of the rules of tho house In addressing the loader of the government as Mr. Prime Minister, and the same general relief when the harangue was broughl to an end Mr. Foster should know thai the patronage system, as described by him, while il existed and flourished jn Conservative days, has been large.y abolished by the Liberal government. Mr. Foster ought to know that the prevailing system is not one of party patronage and therefore cannot be a menace to honesl and efficient government, he had been warned by his deputy and other agents of the government that under the system of patronage followed by the Conservatives Hie public money was being wasted and all this in the interests of the Tory party. Letters were read asking that certain men be put on the list, the patronage list condemned now by Foster, and at die bottom of the letters i were the words, "Put this on the list. (Signed) George E. Foster." There were letters from leading 'Tories, such as J. i). lla/.en, asking ���that certain supporters of the Tory ! party be given the patronage, and these were backed up and endorsed by the minister���Foster���and ids friends. All this went to prove that these evils of which Mr. Foster complains were practiced by himself and members of his party when in power, bul that the method had been abolished by the Liberal government. The result was that. Mr. Foster let loose a boomerang. He thought to make an at lack upon and injure the government: as a matter of fact, his attack recoiled upon himself and his parly, and the result of moving the resolution proved thai the iniquitous methods of dealing oui patronage to party friends had been abolished by this government, but that) in Conservative days it was a disgrace to tho party and a source of great loss to the country. We.I may the Liberals says that George E. Foster is a great asset to them. Transportation Service oi Post Year Reviewed (Continued from Pug*. One.l , ments from eastern Canada, and i seven shillings sixpence per ton from ! European ports, being added to the regular freight tariff on all goods for [this city, that we be placed on an -equal footing. "To bring the question before the [proper authorities and put it in proper 'shape, we would suggest the appoint- ! ment of a special trade and transportation commissioner for a period. "Another question to be considered ,1s the proper handling of grain from (the northwest. We think we are warranted in anticipating large shipments to the coasl in the near future, and wouid suggest that our city authorities make an effort to retain 5ufficient waterfrontage to accommodate railroads and the largest vessels that may enter our river. "In conclusion we wish to say that we have found the officials nnd staff of the different companies hofh courteous and efficient, and wish to thank 'hem for the assistance given. "L. P. LUSBY, Chairman. "C. A. WELSH, "F. TEMPLE CLIFF." TENDERS). Sealed tenders, addressed to the : Postmaster General, will be received at Ottawa until noon on Friday the Mr. Foster, as a member of par.ia- 18th February, for the conveyance of ment, should know that a system which does not exist can not incite to great waste and extravagance of expenditure. Mr. Foster should be sufficiently informed upon public events to know that nothing can tend to corrupt and lower public morals more than a glaring misrepresentation by a member of parliament. Mr. Foster acknowledges himself to be quite ignorant of the reforms brought about in the public service when he moves a resolution to bring about a condition of affairs that, is already in existence. Mr. Hugh Guthrie, South We.ling- ton, followed, and quickly tore away tiie' thin covering which Mr. Foster was able to inteipose between his tarty and stinging criticism. Mr. Guthrie made it clear to the house in a short time that the pernicious system of party patronage which had been practiced by the Tory government ln general, and Mr. Foster in particular, when he was a minister, had been abolished by the present administration. From public documents brought down In the house. Mr. Guthrie proved to the satisfaction of the bouse that if there were worse evils such as Mr. Foster complained of, he (Foster) had perpetuated them. If party patronage was a menace to honest administration then the administration of the Tories when Foster was a minister had been a menace, and that the present system was a reformation from the fact that the patronage system had been abolished, and the resolution of Mr. Foster was buildcd upon ��and and would crumbie because it had nothing substantial upon which to rest. Mr. Guthrie read some correspondence which greatly amused the house and caused Mr. Foster's argument to fade into thin air. He read letter after letter from Conservative ministers of the Crown to party heelers and supporters arranging for the pat- Tonage. U-i r<<ad letljoni showing that when Mr. Foster was a minister llis Majesty's mails, on propose! contracts for four years. 11 nnd HO times per week each way, between the Xew Westminster Post ofiice and the Canadian Pacific Railway Station nnd the Great Northern Hallway Station, from the 1st April next. Printed notices containing further information as to tlie conditions of proposed contract may be seen nnd blank forms of Tender may be ob- tnlned at the Post Offices of New Westminster, Sapperton and Queensborough, and at the ollice of the Post Office Inspector. Post Office Inspector's Office, Vancouver, B. C, 7th January, 1010. JOHN R. GREENFIELD, Post Office Inspector. L'ND REGISTRY ACT. Re Subdivisions 3, 4, 5, 6 of Lot 43, Suburban Block 6 New Westminster bity. Whereas, proof of the loss of Certificate of Title No, 439BP, issued In the name of Annie Brown, has been filed in this office. Notice is hereby given that I shall, at the expiration of one month from the date of the first publication hereof in a dally 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 Office, New Westminster, B. C, February 2, 1910. 60 YEARr EXPERIENCE Trade IV.a~k8 Designs Copyrights Ac. Anjmngrajlhiff aakotoh nnd rtr��rrlptlnn may 4Dl:!lily nswBgta oiir opinion free nhtMirr an tiomn tonta inn fi*<o. (mimt utemr* for ��<!o_iiiKj>i,tfcnt��. l'ntiTlts tHkfcn tlirmii'h Munn & Co. 10041** sp'cial n"ti<% without charge, ln tlm Seattle JMerten A haodsoiouiy lUustrated weekly, Lan-cst olr- muatloD of auy aclonllflo Journal. Terms lor Canada. W.7G a yoar, pontnRC prepaid. Sold uy lirancti Oiilca, tiiti *>' Bt- Wubiojirioti. D. C." COMPANY, Ltd. Lee' heated Spring is Here IN OUR Ready-to- Wear Section Combination Dressers at PriVo, That Can Not Be Dupl; Anywhere. We wish to emphaise this, as we know the Impotance buying furniture. Combination Dresser made of Elm th��Se golden finish; the case is 32 inches, and fitted with three i in and a chamber cupboard; the mirror Is a British Bevel pi wers 34 that swings on a strong standard with Towel Rl1tk e ��� by Regular $12 value. This week special at��ched. $9.65 I F F ? S Furniture Emporium JL-fl at_��_ JB-_1 b*mJ Lee's Block, Columbia Street, Phone 73. NEW WESTMINSTER, _, c whnt the is outside, NO matter weather here is Spring1, and it is high time to he ahout and stirring1 if you want to be ready. A glimpse of the charming things that are appearing already, is sufficient to set the weather's vagaries at naught. Visit this store and inspect the new models. Get the first information of the styles that are, and the styles, that are to be. Astonishing Success With One Piece Dresses The exceedingly smart models that are shown here are uncommonly attractive. Combining as they do the dainty and exquisite colorings, so much in evidence this season, with up-to-the-minute creations, trimmed and finished in most fetching styles. Small wonder our selection ranks as the first in the city. From $17.50 to $45.00 Stylish Tailored Suits The first glance of these will delight any woman, materials and colorings are more attractive "than ever, and such an air of smart style shines from each, because of the thorough tailoring. And prices are so reasonable, no woman should miss seeing them. We carry a stock of extra sizes. From $17.50 What the Dress Gojds Section Affords A gathering of materials that no one who is interested in piece goods should fail to inspect. The unusual variety of superior fabrics, the artistic and effective combinations and contrasts of coloring are all that could be desired. A few suggestions : Full 44 in All Wool Panama, in almost every fashionable color and also Black, Special, per yard, 60c. Self Striped Worsted Suitings, new and serviceable shadings at, per yard 75c and $1.00 Exclusive Designs, in Suit lengths, new colors in plain self stripes, two tone stripes and novelty effects. Ask to see these. From, per length, $8.75 to $12.50 WA TCH REPAIRING. By experts all our repair work is don e! My experts are working from sun until sun; Are ready at all times to do your repairing And get broken jewelry in shape for your wearing CKAMSERLIN, The Jeweler AGENTS FOR THE HOWARD. HAMILTON AND LONGINES WATCH MOVEMENT. ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������WH I Holbrook Cafe ADJOINING HOLBROOK HOTEL FIRST-CLASS SERVICE. BEST COOKING IN THE CITY. WHITE COOKS ONLY EMPLOYED. MEALS 25c. 21 MEAL TICKETS $4.50 Meals at any hour from 6 a. m. to v GIVE US A TRIAL \ HOLBROOK CAFE | Front St. - - J. A. DRYDEN, Prop. $ ������������������������������������������<>�������������������������������������������������������������������������������>*��������������������������� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� i 1 ��� ��� I STATIONERY LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH E. J. FADER FOR QUICK SALES. We have for sale city and suburban properties, farming lands and waterfrontage, timber lands. TELEPHONE 295. WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF STATIONERY IN THE CITY. A NEW AND VARIfcD ASSORTMENT JUST TO HAND. PLEASE LOOK IN AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. Store, Bank and Office FITTINGS SHOW CASES ARTISTIC MANTELS���STAIR RAILINGS���ALL KINDS OF' WOOD- WORKING���DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES SUPPLIED ii NEW WESIlNSTERfWOODWORKING COMPANY J. BROOKES, Proprietor WORKS���Corner Eleventh and Carllne. PHONE 473 ���������������������������������������� ���������������<>������������������������ �����������������������������������������< TODHUNTER & BURR Booksellers, Stationers, Newsdealers j Something Unique ts ;-_2Se, . Cowan's Coconut Cream Icing For Cake THE LADIES ARE CHARMED WITH IT. HADE OILY BT TUB COWAN CO., Ltd.. TORONTO ���������������������������������������������������������������^������������������������������������������������������������������������**f Dog Medicine All Kinds Ryall's Drug Store EYES TE8TED FREE BY OPTICIAN ���������������������������������.> *>������������������������������< ��������������� ������������������ i A I" JDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1910. THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE FIVE. I a GORDO! Dry Goods House SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSE LINEN Bleached Irish Linen Table Damask, 60 in. wide, handsome pattern, special price, 50c per yard. Bleached Linen Dolas, Bleached Butchers' Linen, Draw Linen, special price, 35c to 65c per yard. Linen Crash Towellings and Glass Linens, Special price, 10c to 20c per yard. Buy Madapolum for fine underwear, unrivalled quality, price 22c per yard. Tke Fashion Centre NEXT TO CITY HALL. NATIONAL [SHAMEFUL SlilMER, Finance Co. I m SDC���T supper LIMITED. N. H. McQuarrie, Local Mgr. _ Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Unfortunate Unknowns Unable to Master Merciless Mohawks in Fast Roller Hockey Match. Curtis Blk., 657 Columbia St. (Upstairs) Properties for Sale: RESIDENCES $2300 will buy a nice six-room house on Sixth avenue, near Fourteenth street. Only $800 cash required. $1900 ���vill handle a modern twelve-room house on Twelfth street, below Fourth avenue, including ONE-HALF ACRE of thoroughly cultivated land. Price $5250. Thc .Mohawks beat the Unknowns I in a fast game of roller hockey at the Pythian rink on Saturday night. The Unknowns will probably stay that way if the exhibition they put on is a fair sanipie of what they can do. The score was 9 to 0. The Mohawks simply played their civilized opponents off their feet. It was a shame. There was an oyster supper at stake, and the Indians were evidently hungry, for they played a great game. At times he play got a littlo rough and Referee Whit laker got in some good work, but on the whole S��0(^ hockey was displayed. The teams were: Mohawks���Goulet, Wright. Whittaker, Huff and W. Keary. Unknowns���Swanson, H. P. Keary, Turnbull, Wintemute and L. Turnbull. Referee, Whittaker. Timekeeper, Tim Mahoney. r\ O ME FOR $5000 will buy a modern nine room house on lot 66 by 132, situated on Agnes street, near First street. Only $1000 cash, balance one, two and three years. JEFFRIES SHOWS HIMSELF TO 6000 CALIFOKMANS $500 Liberal Meeting The Annual Meeting of the New Westminster Liberal Association will be held on Wednesday, at 8.30 p.m. in the Liberal Club Room. All Liberals are requested to attend. [Signed] A. E. Kellington, President J. W. McDonald, Secretary tr.*___6CS3l 1 tfONDS STATION 14 Lots left oui. oi 38 cash will secure a well-built four- room cottage, with full basement, on Nanaimo street. Price $1400. $1800 will buy an eight-room house near Keary street, Sapperton. Only $600 cash required. $1000 cash will handle a fully modern nine- room house with cement foundation, furnace, sanitary plumbing; lot 66 by 132, in fruit. Price $5250. $2100 San Francisco. Feb. 21.���Before 6000 spectators James J. Jeffries appeared in the ring al a carnival conducted by Gleason, one of the promoters of the big light, this afternoon. It. was the first time Californians have seen Jeffries since he signified his willingness to meet Johnson. No announcement was made today as to where tho fight will be hi Id, 'though Announcer Jordan, in calling attention to the fight from the ringside this afternoon, said it would he held in California. Tex Rickard and Gleason will spend another day or two looking over the ground before deciding the place. Rickard said tonight that he was still receiving telegrams from his backers in Salt Lake City instructing him that they desire to stage tho big scrap. One Hundred Dollars $100 DOWN AND $20 PER MONTH buys a four-room modern house, two blocks from the car line. Price $1500. Immediate possession. $250 DOWN AND $20 PER MONTH gives you a five-room house, electric light, bith, hot and cold water, built 1908. This house is situated on the route of the New Westminster Millside car line (to be built this summer), when it will double In value. Price $1750. No. 23 $400 CASH AND $25 PER MONTH buys a new seven-room house in Sapperton; a good buy. Price only $1600. No. 234 MISSION 160 ACRES AT $25 PER ACRE���$500 cash, balance spread over three years. This propertyjs on the direct route to the Stave Lake Power Company's property and is an exceptionally good buy In acreage. No .364 mviii I ve��-��-..-��aaaai will buy FIVE LARGE LOTS with small house, on Second street. Only $800 cash required. $3090 Whifce9 Shiles & Co 746 and G28 Columbia St., New Westminster. NOTICE. of 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 Office, New Westminster, B. C, January 27, 1910. NOTICE. NOTICE RE LULU ISLAND BRDGE. cash will handle six large lots, In fruit, with modern eight-room hous?; rented at $25 per month; situated on car line, Fourth avenue. Price $9000. $3900 will buy a beautiful ten-room nous: on Third avenue, close to Sixth street; lot 66x132. Terms one-third cash, balance six and twelve months. Business Block A reward of $50.00 is offered for the recovery of the body of B. J. D'Arcy, who w;is drowned off the Fraser river 1.ridge on the 11th Inst. J. W. Mcintosh, Chief of Police. FUNERAL NOTICE. ~~ The funeral of William Cunningham will take place from the family residence, ���)���"> Albert Crescent, today I.Monday) at 2 p. _. to the Odd Fellows' cemetery, Sapperton. All boats having full masts must pass on the south side of the draw. Rv order. W. A. DT'NCAN, City Clerk. Citv Hall, Jan. 29, 1910. CITV OF NEW WESTMINSTER $7000 cash will handle a three-story business block covering a lot 66x132. This property at the present time is bringing In a rental of about $3500 per annum. Price $35,000. easy terms. NEW ADVLfflMENTS JOSEPH TRAVERS Real Estate and Farm Properties, 76 Columbia St. Phone 304. terms. $800 These Lots are opposite Burnaby Municipal Hall and are very desirable. The price is right and the terms are easy. They will go quickly. Come at once and get a snap. E. J. FADER Telephone 295 i"M_B OLD COUNTRY BOOT STORE SEIXIN^OFF STACKS AND STACKS OF BARGAINS The fact ��.. our SPRING AND BUMMER STOC,^h -jjg_* Ing up so fast that we don't know how to stack 1 on our there is no room. We have therefore decided to plW tt��P �� and put such LOW PRICKS on it as wl.l make t more v than n real estate deal to invest for future as well M "M B,,0,> *�����*��>��* cpp QUR W|ND0W AND IT IS NO USE QUOTING PRICES. SEE OUR WWD ��OOR. COME INSIDE AND LOOK AROUND. MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES OLD COUNTRY BOOT STORE J. STEWART, Proprietor Clish���two large lots on Sixth avenue, north side, with unobstructed view of Fraser river and gulf. THESE LOTS ARE ALL CLEARED AND FENCED and were last year planted in potatoes. Good terms can be arranged. !i<"'.-^!; ���Seven-] 10m modwn housi ���i.-i oar line; lot all cleared. Price ��� 100, 1700 cash and $20 per month no; Sli -I' Ive -room house, lot 50 by 150; all ll. an d, an (1 c use In. Pr ce Jl4i 0, 0 ne thl rd CJ sh, ba anc e 1 ke renl $3800 buys two full-sized lots centrally located on Agnes street, close to school and churches; cleared, can be delivered for $3800 cash. $200 secures lot on Seventh avenue, near Second street. Price $500. $2600 buys four full-sized lots on Seventh avenue, near Sixteenth street. Only $900 cash required. $1000 secures lot 66x132 to lane. RoyarBV- enue, near Tenth street. Price $2000. Langley and Surrey Acreage Wo have several choice pieces of acreaqe on the WESTMINSTER- CHILLIWACK TRAM LINE, suitable for subdivision. If you want to make money fast handle one of these. Burnaby Specials TEN LOTS on Third avenue, Burnaby. Price $1680 for the bunch. Good terms. HALF-ACRE BLOCKS, In grass, Block 14, District Lot 166a. Price $400 each, $100 cash, balance In six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months. 31 ACRES, In garden, District Lot 155a, on road close to tram. Price $600 per acre, one-fourth cash, balance one, two and three years. 18 LOTS In District Lot 53, on good road and close to tram. Price $4000, easy terms. SOUTH VANCOUVER. 7 ACRES, on three roads, District 1 Lot 50, Block 9. Price $18,000, $4000 cash, balance spread over five years. NATIONAL FINANCECO., Id ivi. H. McQuarrie, Local Mgr. Real Estate-Loans-Insurance HOUSE���Seven-room modern house on Fifth avenue, with stable. Price -<:':'���' u on easy terms. HOUSES���-Two seven-room houses half a hlock from ear. Priee $2600 for the two; easy terms. Tlii.s is n -nap. LOTS���Two full-sized lots on corner I'riee $1l'7."i, one-third cash, balance six and twelve months. LOTS���Two h'ts all cleared and in fin t and small house in Sapperton. I'riee $1200, $f>00 cash, balance .six, twelve and eighteen months. District of New Westminster. Take notice that thirty days after date I, Lillian Elizabeth Cruickshank, of Matsqui, B. C, intend to apply for a licensp to prospect for coai and petroleum on the following described lands: Commencing at a post marked L. E. Cruickshank's southwest corner, set on the section line between townships 13 and 16, about one mile south of where said section line intersects with the southern boundary of District Lot 46, proup 2, New Westminster District, thence east one mile, ary of District Lot 64, proup 2, New Westminster District, a distance of j about 3d chains, thence west to the , southwest corner of said District Lot ' ��� 64, group 2, a distance of about 14 NOTICE TO B. C. LAND SURVEY- Ichains, thence north to the Bouthern i QRS .boundary of District Lot 40?,, group 12, a distance of about 31.50 chains, thence west to the southwest corner All plans of proposed subdivisions [of District Lot 404, group 2, a dis- of lands in the city, with profiles tance of about 55 chains, thence north 'showing approximate grades of I to the southeast corner of District (streets, must be handed to the City Lot 46, group 2, a distance of about (Engineer seven (7) days before belli.50 chains, thence west to t\ e ssc- 'ing presented to the Council for ap- tion line between townships l:: and proval. By order. l��i, a distance of about 10.45 chains, W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk, thence south to the point er commencement, a distance of about one mile, and containing 415 acres more or less. LILLIAN ELIZABETH CRUICKSHANK, Per Alex. Cruickshank, Agent. January *8, 1910. City Hall. February 17, 1910. LAND REGISTRY ACT. "GET THE HABIT" SPECIAL TODAY He the east half of section 36, block 5, North range 6, Westminster, New Westminster district. Whereas, Proof of thc lo-^ of Cer- tiflicate No. 9215F. Issued in the name of J. A. L. iMcAlpine, has been filed In this office Notice is hereby given that I shall, at the expiration of one month from the date of the first publication here- NICKEL PLATED TEA KETTLES. No. 8 > $1-25 No. 9 1-40 The Fair 646 Columbia Street. We buy for cash and sell for the same Wo also have a number of vacant Iota iu the West Mud on easy terms. it win Ik�� to your advantage t<> see us before buying elsewhere, JOSEPH TI.AVKItS 7<i7 Columbia St. Opp. Tram Office CONSTIPATION MUNYON'S PAW-PAWPILLS *w PAW-PAW PILLS Munyon's Paw- Paw i'llis nre unlike all oth r U_s fives or cathartics. Tin y coa\ the liver into activity by gentle methods. They d > ro scour; they do Ti t gripe; they do not Wi akin; hul tinv do start all the score- tiens of the hver an.l stomach in a way that soon puts tli.se organs in a healthy condition and corrects consti- opinion constipation Is responsible for nw>t ailments. There are tnirty-two feet of human hovels, which is really a MWer pipe. , When this pipe becomes clogged, the whole tysteru becomes poinoned, causing hi.iousncts, indigestion and impure bloo-1, which often produces rheumaHtism and kidney ailments. No woman who Buffers with constipation or any liver complaint can expect to have a clear complexion, or enjoy good health. Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills arc a tome to the stomach, liver and nerves. They invigorate instead of weakening; thiy patioa. In my F_ :l.I- t_. enrich the blood instead of impoverishing it; they enable tho stomach to get all the nourishment from food that ia put into it. ITicse pills contain no calomel, no dope, they aro soothing, healing and Rtimu- lating. They Bchool thc bowels to act without physic. Price 25 cents. EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY AN EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY POLICY Insures against loss or expense arising from claims upon the assured for damages on account of personal Injuries, regardless of whether legal liability exists or not and whether the claims are made for Injuries actually suffered or for injuries merely alleged to .have been suffered. Each accident reported is promptly and thoroughly Investigated. If the circumstances indicate liability on the part of the assured, steps are taken at once with a view of settlement without litigation. Should legal proceedings be taken, however, the company defends the suit, defrays expenses of litigation, and up to the limits named in the policy pays any damages which may be awarded. The limits of liability undertaken are: In event of an accident causing death or Injury of one person, FIVE THOU8AND DOLLARS OR UPWARD. In event of an accident causing the death or injury of several persons, TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS OR UPWARD. The policies do not lapse upon these limits being reached, but continue their warranty to pay within such limits every accident that may take place during the policy year, whether few or many. The Liability Policies of the Railway Passengers' Assurance Company enable employers to reduce to a fixed charge an uncertain element of business expense, which If not properly provided for frequently results In financial disaster. Incidentally, they relieve employers from much annoyance and anxiety. Alfred W. McLeod Phone 62 "JTlie Insurance^Man" 657 Columbia St. i S*\i i ie i PAGE SIX. P'l~] THE DAILY NEWS. % t V i * f f i * IT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, r��H.**.j..H��H~H�� ���H-I-M-M-I-H'H' ���H-W^-H-H-fr* *****^****W**'H**M�� ���I"I"I"I"I"l"I"I"I"I*4>>M"l"I"t"I"M' ���X-"X",X"X"X���2 ^***��H��H~h*.|,.j, 4-H+j HHw _F C/CJL la_ <��_�� '-^ If you are a live and brainy individual you will see in the following your OPPORTUNITY w 1 at, J ALL SITUATED in the very heart of the developing portion of this progressive suburb. Near to the new cardboard box factory (now building). Every lot now offered will shortly be in great demand for residences are are certain to increase in value quicker than anything now being offered at the price. Near to the car line, the churches, school, postoffice, and in every respect the most desirable buys now before the public. The number of lots is very limited and if you want to seize this opportunity you must hustle some. Price $300 and Up Terms���$36 Cash, Balance $8 Monthly i ! P *i: I it b I 1" 5 This Is a Rare Chance for Small Investors FOR THIS GENUINE SNAP SEE ONLY Welsh, Evans j 6 Gulchon Block Phone 512 Over Annandale's Grocery Darke Entrance McKenzie Street Phone 512 l I II M T T T T T I I'.IH HIT II HI 1 lltM 1 11 t 1 II I It f 1 M-H-H _ 11I H j I'lflTH 111) )tl If T T I T T T Ml"!'Ill I I I I I I I 1 I M 1 g | | i | J-frWM I'lt-H***^ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1910. THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE SEVEN. ' H H Comp ition Annihilated Consult tke map of tke City^of New Westminster and ii you can tind a ketter kuy tkan tkis we will retire grrcetully. South Portion of Lot 2, in City Block Six Size 66 feet by 50 feet, viz., 66 feet on Front St., running kack to a depth ot 50 feet. Tkis is an ideal site for a wkolesale kouse, having trackage on C.P.R. and G.N.R. and access to Fraser River. rriCe $13,000. Terms: One Third Cask, Balance in Six, Twelve and Eighteen Months, with interest at Seven per cent. f3_SS33 _SSI_ "��ra_ ��� A'i _r_9n��RSH83__?_B____g______g You Can Buy This Property From Malins, Coulthard & Co. And No One Else Limited a 8 *i i EGGS! Green Cut Bone to Make Your Chickens Lay. BOWELL & ODDY 4 Meat Markel raw Light! Bt sua FUts A Teats PHONt </_ .CANADIAN PACIFIC IV RAILWAY CO. Atlantic Express Leaves Daily at 3:25 P.M. juiklng direct connections for all Joints In Eastern Canada and United i'atps, Revelstoke local and connec- P tor Seattle and all points south !��*�� dally ��t 8:35; Agassiz local 5;35 p. m. For further particulars apply to BID. OOULBT, C. P. R. Agent. fC.U. POSTER. A.G.P.A. Vancouver THE MEALS AT THE ytton Hotel &re Prepared hy expert white 0��ks in the cleanest and most BanKary kitchen ln the city. fl-MEAL TICKET $4.50 1*1 Sign Works 8IGN 'SCENE AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. PNe ews Block, Sixth Street New Westminster. Tho0' P. Young. Prop. Ready Money A GOOD FRIEND ALWAYS If you deposit your money for safety In The Bank of Toronto It will be safe �� hUe you It avi It. nnd ready when you need ". and it will he All The Time earning for you three prr eent. Interest Small or lnrpe sums may be deposited at any time. 80 BRANCHES In Ontario, Queheo ana the West. CAPITAL REST ... n , .J4,000,00u 4,75(5,000 BankofToronto NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. BRANCH J. Oracey, Mgr. ������������� ��� SKATE at the Pythian Rink < HOURS: Morning �� ����� n Afternoon 2 to 5 Evening 7:30toJ0 PRICES: ��� fOe; Skates 15c '.- .-^P_T_S__iF3: i B. C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company | VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER ,���+������������+����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������++�������������������������������� | DON'T PORGET TO VISIT THE I e ��� ��� Manufacturers and Dealers in All Kino's of Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors Interior Finish, Turned Work, Fish and Fruit Boxes-Large Stock^Plain^and Fancy Glass Farmers Attention! Lumber Always in Stock for Fencing and Draining L Royal City Branch, Columbia St. Telephone 12. New^ Westminster EW FURNITURE 1 STORE Big Sale all this month, every!lv g reduced and everything plainly marked, Denny & Galloway 43 Sixth St., New Westminster. terI ���EB_v�� .&��V__iaa ���^��������������4 ������������������������������eeeeeeeee* Mr. Architect, You Make No Mistake i. yot> specify our materials. fhe quality of lime la a very esseptlal factor to be consider- d by builders, and for that reason alone lt will pay you to consider your source of supply, and when the question of quality comes up our claims for superiority are paramount, be- ca'se we can and do furnish the best grades at the lowest prices. Comfort and Economy With Electricity To the Housi �� slble. No He Bad Iron GILLEY BROS., Ltd. Admissio On Saturdays. 10 to 12, ,H school children will be furnished skates for 10c. If it is a REAL ESTATE Proposition, either buying or telling, tee # WELSH, EVANS & DARK I 6 GUICHON BLOCK PHONE 512 ��� Entrance McKenzie St, above Annandale's store. ...c.trle Hud Iron Is Ihe greatest boon pos- iO lessened Ihe household labor. Tbe Khctrle simple that a ootid can operate it; and it oka bs used In any part of tbe bouse where there Is an eleotrld light. Iron always hot; no Useless walking or waiting; Ironing done In half the time. We carry different makes and styles. Call In and let its show them to you. faVafcti T. J. Trapp & Co., Ltd. Easterbrook Milling Company, Eburne, B. C. FLOUR! FLOUR ! IMPERIAL $7 per bbl. HUNGARIAN JEWEL..16.78 psr Bbl. TERMINAL 15.25 per Bbl. HINDOO FLOUR 14.50 per Bbl- McQuarrie & f it flour anp ferd mbr6hants FRONT BTRiET. New Westminster. Te ( PAGE EIGHT. -THE D\iLY NEWS. MONDAY. F7EBRI ������������������+���.>�������������������������������� ��������������� ��� i baring ihh follow- .. ,.', . ' MACHINES WASH TUtS WASH BOILERS WRINGERS WAOH BOARDS CLOTHES PINS BASKETS CLOTHES LINES PULLEYS. ���� *>* �����> ** ������ ������ ������ ������ ����������������������������������. M 30 t,i *>; *��� -������> -����� *>i ������ ��� 'City News I fi^Hc_i_^^w_____Lr"tn*a s_sw_a__B_aE ��� ���* ������ ������ -�����.*. * wkMfww- ���* ����� ���* ������ ������ ������ >��� ������ ']��� . .. Big E H day for ���:. * ��� ��� . lartte purcha.v : .. ��� Satur- Mon- make . West ter and Vancou ol Bra. For : " - t now ere a i any kin-I ol Flo i work, t---^. bom Dai - Greenbc ise. B2 If not supplied we can Supply TOO. ��� ��� <* Andersen & Lusby COLUMBIA STREfc I". ' 4 S ���* 4 ��� * ��� \\* from the H< Ibrook ho- ��� ��� . Gut ilej ��� ��� tb�� Holbro -. and J ���>.'-... ���. I ��������� aro_ ir: the tnornli - - �� moved the bedclothes and so I 'hem to a Becond-hand dealer foi - ?enty- - ���' Moreover be l.'l not pay for the nightA: lodging. Hi- conduct displeasing to M igisti Cor- bould, who imposed the above een- tence. Sixth street Take I anj t! ��� of the monorial. *��� ������������������������������*��������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ I : :. j visitors at the I Btatl .Sing, a Chinamar. Banah. a Bln- ���i. and Jack Lane, a negro. The Kohl was nem to Jail for tl ree quartette spent Saturda; i on Saturday for st< ling P ������'-' nations, but the rat sen on Sunday morning, i hin d'i and the white man, both cha - . u g drunk, being allowed on on hail The negro seems to no friends, and the Chinaman lnwait- he pa; i ?i"> fir.'; Imj os�� I da] a ago for car: b I i For furnitur pets. Unol( el . trj ��� e N Ituri B i Denny & G -th stre<L ���' 4 John Mi ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� Do all kinds of PLUMBING and JOBBING at HARDMAN'S ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� : Bi ; tor tw - da) - only. C U 2 cam I ��� :. cken fl.80 ladl< -' �� '��� " ��� |1.00 np heavy rattan rock- was a visitor in tl :: 8 o ��� Bto< k; pri" - "�����' day. sure ns patronagt v.". E. Fales, Agnes street. ol Matsqui city on Satur- *���� I. Hudson :' wall p seen at onc< * * * Humphries and Tupper. of Vancou- : ver, owners of a large acreage be- That P. Akal came to his death n Fraser Mills and the Brunette from exposure was the verdict ol ������ ��� started a force of mt ;s jury which inquired in'o ork subdividing tbe land into the death ol the Jap, who was found fool lots, the intention being to ,>,.,.,.] 0n thi Gn I Northern tracks piace th< - ��� on the market early this n���ar Woile's Spur on Friday morn- . spring. The property was bought by ing. He bad evidently been walking \\ the present owners only a short time along the track and had fainted, dy- T^lephone HARDMAN 281 BLOCK. 0 ��� a. ��� f ��� ��� ago. C al Tl ������ Ro; al Cal fo oi aft< r theatre - Ing from the cold and exposure before aid r< ached him. * : : I ��������.���*�� {.���*�������� �����������������*�����>������������������ A unique entertainmenl will be A hlock of land close to the ne* given In I - ol Queen's boo] was sold on Satur- v H. C. Major to Q. McGill and nue church on Tuesday eveninj at 8 o'clock. ii n 25c, childre T. S. Craig for J16.000. The prop- under twelve 10c, ��� erty will be subdivided. . : ��� Mere S i i btained by thi . -.. lt. A course in Higher taoantlpgr~ ShorfLanii a__ aiary .... , qualify to We Give Careful Attention to accounts of corporations, firms and ��� Is be pleas ��� - who king c langes or open ' tnts. If you bat ei a gat :n^- Ac< ounl SO1 ' is the I ��� b time to start one An insane man was brought from Vancouver yesterday and placed in the provincial asylum. '." ' chestra in attend- ��� T Roya Call F. J. Fulton, of Victoria, < ter of lands, was in tbe cit; urday. on Sat> I-'.a fresh Carnations, p :' ��� - | .. KL'08, Da ��� - de- ��� n- will rouch Typewriting jhe Roval Bankof Canadal_ _r_ : at if takei (Incorporated 1S69) Westminster Modern Capital PadUp Business School ?r'*n5sets A. L. BCUCK, Principal. 610 Columbia St. ".Vn American Lord," 1n which Charles B. Ilanford and Miss Marie an beading an excellent secured by Man- for an appearance at Ithe Opera house on Thursday, Man;: 3. Ilanford is one of the recognized headliners in the theatrical world of America today, and it required con- $5.000000 siderable persuasion before hb man- 5,700,000 i mid consent to hook a date ff|r 70,000,000 ,!:i., f;rv. Belllngham has been cul by this attraction, that city hav- Branch, j ln�� fallen out of favor with' John Cort, who controls all western book- F- SHUTE. Manager. lngs. New Westminster, li. C. ��� ���������������������*�������>��������������������.���.��������������������>���������������������������������*������������>����������������������� EDMONDS! Block 8, I). L. 95, corner of Edmonds and Van- ��� couver road-, junction of city and interurban car ��� lines;. ��� One-third cash, balance six and twelve months. W. S. ROSE. 746 Columbia Street. ^*~ ^* ��� ^^a**' ^**MW ****1***** H **%aT* ^-^ ^ ^"^~am*'**'*atr~*S'^*atr'af^-a^'*t*'^^*af*at+^at+ TELEPHONE 655. ^���������������������������������������V The Vuican Iron Works are now almi ' in a t)r"-i'ion to < ffect a removal to their new quarters on the river front. This firm reports splendid business during the last month. and Manager I) mean states that they have many orders on hand. The pil- ' intc for the new building is now completed and only the unsatisfactory weather prevents an immmedlat'- re- i ai. Xew and up to date machinery is being Imported, and the equipment of the establishment will he oti' |of the finest, on the coa��t. Now Is the time to see about your j houw decoration. At the same tirnr- ! ne,. I. jfud ' n on Sixth stret. *** Come and enjoy a musical treat in ��� the schoolroom of Queen's Avenue church tomorrow night. *����� Clients with 1200,000 to invesl in business or semi-business property In New Westminster ar,,. desirous of getting In touch with owners, Ad- dress replies to P. O. I'.ox 135, city. ��� STORAGE Two Good Easy Buys VI DA I, & BACCHUS PHONE 475. USE Muir's White Pine Cough Syrup For Coughs and Colds. MUIR'S DRUG STORE Ellard Bloc'.<, New Westminster $500 cash, balance $25 per month, buys a seven room house on Third avenue, on car line near Queen's Park. Price $2500. DO NOT PAY RENT. $500 cash, balance $25 per month, buys an eight-room house, close to Queen's Park and Park Row, large lot 66 by 130. Price $2750. DO NOT PAY RENT. I IT PAYS TO ADVERTIBZ ,, s-IN- TH1 DAILY NEWS F. J. Hart & Co. Ltd. t .��' X 'aa-'jl Dame Fashion Now Presents the New Spring Costumes and Suits Wome n Ccine and View Tkem in Our Garment Departm, nt THE first detachment has arrived-no need for further speculatioi Spring styles. Here they are. Suits and costumes that are distinctly new in material and design. too pronounced to be in good taste but all unmistakably the very late I It may be only a little change in the cut of the sleeve or collar, it mav ' a fresh novelty in the trimming, but the result is something "d something that strikes an entirely new fashion note. Quality is of the highest order in these advance Spring garments, n are excellent, workmanship exemplary, linings and findings of t desirable grade, The Rest for the Least Cost applies especially to Spring Suits and <!�� offered here. ���.- ���?e>*i> iJi-Z } H. ���'������ i \\A , i t it?* i - % -:*ws More New ._: !.<&$��� ��� iS^ Arrivals in the Furnishing Department IN THE GATHERING TOGETHER OF HOUSE FURNISHI NGS WE ARE LEAVING NO BTONE UNTURNED IN OUR END IAVORS TO MAKE THE SHOWING THE MOST COMPLETE YET SHOWN IN THE CITY. I.- YOU DESIRE NEW THINGS YO J MUST SEE OUR RANGE TO BE SATISFIED. New Colored Madras Muslins Showing new colorings in Cathedral and Colonial effects��� Dajrk Red, Brown a_d Green���1_ two-tone arrangement of co >rs. Per yard _<_oo_ 45c to 90c CREAM MADRAS, in lie newest designs, all widths, per ya 1 -.. . .20c to 90c SPOT AND BROCHB M I'SLIXS, 30 to 48 widths, with vario is designs ln spots, iace, stripe an3 crossbar effects, per yard m* 20c to 40c HEMMED AND LACE-EDGED Ml'SLINS���Plain Muslins m ide up with wide hem and Betting ft! lace insertion, shown in whi e only, with trimmings Of ecru or white. Per yard 35c and 40c Bermuda Cloth a silky finished, plain material, appropriate for stenciling purposes, heing firm and even in weave. Shown only in soft shade of ecru and reseda green; width 54 Inches. Per yard 60c New Neckwear Just to Hand Neckwear novelties that are Immensely popular styles that wl.l have a tremendous run this season. Dutch Collars, Embroidered and Plain Linen Collars. JABOTS���The first spring showing of these lines is now a feature of the Neckwear Section. Colored Allover Spot Nets, 50c a yard Cream, Ecru, Old Rose, Alice Blue and Black Nets, with coin spots in so.id colors, 18 inches wide, fine- meshed and strong. Per yard 50c Plain and Spotted Nets 36-inch White, Ecru and Cream Nets, In many sized meshes. Per yard 25c to 60c Ottoman Cords Resllda Cloths, Satin Stripes, Two-Tone Grey Striped Suitings, etc. Ask to see the new goods. No trouble to show them. Special Low Prices on Wool Blankets Indications are that *e may have some moro cold weather. If you are In I eed of warm bedding remember the fact that low prices prevail on all our Wool H^��k- ets, Comforters, Flannelette Blankets, etc. The First Showing of New Dress Goods The Dress Goods Section Is rapidly being filled up with the new Spring weaves of Wool.en Fabrics. W. S. COLLISTER I THE STORE FOR WOMEN'S WEAR. :.ia3s^jr^i^i,___feri^w____a-; i
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