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fhite, Shiles & Co REAL ESTATE Columbia St. .X VOU MK, !>, NUMBER 154 La. White, Shiles & Co. FIRE INSURANCE N$W WESTMINSTER, B. C 1 NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C., SATURDAY MORNING, JULY <i. 19071 ^> i7 (4b,7^ PER WEEK U. SMLE S SIGNED HOSPITAL PLANS. New Furnace Needed at the Columbian. MANY WILL ATTEND Royal The Grim Aftermath. [//,Sperling, General Man ager A special rtsll timing com mittee Of the Ro .. ........ hospj M w111 be PaW to that Institution withiD th< * ���' '��� la foi the pur- Pose "' looking into the matter ol r of 5. C E. /?., ancf erecting a new furnace, the present heating apparat .- . ,: . :... f.,���n Bat. isfactory. n j. ���.,. |ntention ol the lov'.es Ratify Agreement ��ard of managers to pul In a new firnaee. if j, can be done in Buch way "-a' it ca i ] ised for the ni w building aft, . | | erected, and il Is :; ":���'���:' to Ji te rmine this that the building comn tte< will Inspect ei,. building. A' :i -;���'���' la : ie ��� ting e.f the board of managers hi Id on W< dnesd eral matters of importance In conm Hon with the :- i wi :.. d debited Sail was Instructed t�� i pare plans and speclflcatio��� ��� le to call for tend.;, fo the Eight Delegates from Em OO!) ADVANCE IN WAGES forotiations Carried Out With Both Sides Working In Harmony���Schedule is to Expire July 1, 1910. Chi :ago, July 5.��� The Tribune to-day says: Thirty-seven men, women and children are dead and 2,153 are maimed, lacerated or burned as a re- ; suit of yesterday's exercises of patriotism in the United States. The number of dead does not in- j elude five drowned during the day. The roster of ; the dead is four more than last year's mortalities. Committee Arranges for Picnic to Bellingham SCOURING EAST FOR TALENT :', ���wing of ths signature of bu'Wing of the maternity cottagi and picnic ths ������ ., ng, manager ol the B. C. "'" "UrS,'s' "nr',!" ' Ten(5e�� will ��� called for in the course o the ������ xi ,:, Lhe one part, tin.! eigh de- ,������, , " x- few weeks, as both buildings are to senting the New West- be completed before the winter. While M;ti"" 'V'y linstei th< Vancouver, tiie Victoria the new building Is being built tho ficials I ti iifferent transportation nd thi L ilu Island unions of tli "To Bellingham bj bout," seems tei be the popular Idea for the citizens The committee ap- l ��� Inte I te ..;:���::! to the transportation pari ���' thi excursion, have been ati ly, and the high of- L, . ... : the company, on the ' ' : ' ' i a three-year llfii : yeslrerday thei ara 'esent maternity cottage will be used companies have been interviewed. As P!.inceS3 Royal, and i! is more tjan near as can be learned, the propo- ble that the efforts of the com Those preseni al tiie- ' C. E. Convention at Seattle Attracts Many From B. C. The delegates who were to attend the Christian Endeavor convention to j : e held In Seattle from July 1 to July 15, have decided to make fn.' trip to Jrving Beers Takes Miss the Queen City by boat, as they have been unable to secure special rates Dver the railways, neither road offei .im; them anj Inducements to travel 'over their lines. As a resull the Iroquois has I ei n speclall) chartei ed and will leave Vancouver on Tuesday morning i I seven o'clock, The fare is to be $. for the round trip, and ei largi n imi ei will avail them- si Ives of the cheap rate. \ special rate hei1- als i been obti n- ed from the B. C. E. R. from this city tee Vancouver, but before the reduced price tickets .are issue,], all delegates musl show their certificates. Over 90 certificates have' boon dis-, osed of in Vancouver, while 25 have ��� this class of excursion does not lie(... ta,..,,. up by x.,w Westmlnster meet with the encouragement people. A large number have also ed young Soutnern actress, has enter- many, and thai the price asked by !">en issued i Victoria, and altogether ed Into partnership with Irving Beers, pailwaj companies is too steep it. is expected that the Iroquois will i and will assist him in running the Op- ,, consdered. Strenuous efforts carry about two hunvlred people To jera hoU6e in -N,.w Westminster, on i.e ������> being made te: secure the Seattle. will .:��� I ;es ri eusly enti rtained ��� several reasons, the chief being Marjorie Rambeau Into Partnership for Management of Opera House. WISELY KNOWN ACTRESS West Failing to Provide Attractions for Local Playhouse, Lady Takes Trip to New York for Performers. Miss Marjorie Rambeau, the talent- agreement Wednesday w afternoon by in the chair. Mrs. Hill, T, Gifford, M ��� k rates of wages for that P. 1'.. Marshall Sinclair. I., a Lewis ���lames Johnston, w. h. Kear\ secretary, and E. w. (i. Sait. architect. meeting on gftlon te: make a rail excursion out of ere: .lames Cunningham successful. let ; was finally agreed njion. There two delegates from each local oi thi two Now Westminster men |jelng ,1 Vrchibald and C. Feeney, lei the new agreement, the em- ��� ��� ������ ire an advance of atout twi ntj : ��� cent over their old wage i . ��� I eing as follows: For I: ' rmen and conductors, first three ft ��� -��� per hour: seoonJ three . after one year, 25V6c-i I' ��������� rears, 28%c; five years, 29c; 1 ��� ' ���-������.; after ten years, Busi B wn and his trusty do Tige arrived here last night on the Owl train from Seattle, a:;! will be <ni view today fo; the first time in the Indian who Ibe Royal City. Buster will hold 'ore the police magistrate yes-|a parad< as the flrst feature of his en- inswer to the tertainment, following which fi ��� and BRISK BUSINESS AT CITY MARKET Tige will perform some ol their clev- i : tunts a front of VY. E. Sin :1 lir's ool eand shoe store'. This combina- '.. , has Liv.ii these exhibitions in Potatoes, one of th Kanaka Sampson, : : da i ichargi morning to of being drunk and incapable was assessed the sum of five dollars. Sandy Sterling, who was before the throne of justice on the same- indictment, will do fifteen days in jail, during which tme he cam form g lod resolutions regarding his future career. 'i'.c: three years, 27V6c; Tne executive and other memhi of the Xew Westminster Lacrosse club were enti rt lined by the Rev J. S. He nelei'son ..- hl9 home lasi nighl rat- Of 31 i.e an hoe,: A good ���������,,,;���, wag pregent ;|n , ��� ��� Time and a hair win be the evening was devoted to music and .���:::me to conductors and refreshments, which were greatly appreciated by the lacrosse players. <oms. bas been retired under the superannuation eli use Tl e tr, i inci - menl was gazi tted on July 1, it Mr, Clute, wffb has b. en awa. in the up] ��� r country, was not awari of hi ��� tiremenl until j, sti i la;. The regular mi nthly meeting of the i ouncil of v. omen will take pi: i i In the. i o ird of trade ri om in Me n ' ternoon. \- -: ' v,:': ���', las: ��� ��� ting previi us to the National convention, which Is to take place n Van- principal mar- s< veral of the- large cities from New ket products which have been com- Veerk to the Pacific Coast, and has always been attended with immense success. ���which lie has secured a three years' ! lease, and it is more than probable that under this go-ahead management the theatre goers of this city will el ' itless see some first class productions put on the boards. Irving Beers and Miss Rambeau have made up their minds that no- thingthat is not In every way up to ! the mark will be presented here, and i I- are to work ten hours .. ..��� :i. 2.io an hour; carpen- miths, painters and other ���: en in the car shops will i an hour for the' first or the Becond; and the 10c for the third year. ������ I be ] aid al the same rati 1 ii toi s ami motormen. Over- ..������ shops will he al the id a half from six ' ��� ��� venlng until midnight, "*-. ��� time from midnight until pouver two weeks hence' ;i '������-" :"- In the morning. ' ��� very Btage of the ne- ��� ��� besl of harmony pre- tl ������ men and the com- and al no time' was there an ��� i ' ' anj eeib, ������ than an am" ��� ��� nl would hi' reache '. 'ns bad been going nn 1 " ral ���-'��� eks, but it was only ��� the ��� ��� Bl ion 'ent:! July" I ��� ��� I . thi pari les 2 ' i :��� pieste !. DATES OF FAIRS, '.927. manding such e high figure lately owing to their scarcity, are beginning to arrive in larger quantities now, and Iaft���r fi thorough search through Se- a fair supply of this year's crop was U��le and other western centres for on the market yesterday morning, what they consider suitable- talent, as was also several tons of the oU!hav�� decided to draw upon tho re- Tbe "1.1 nntatnes atlll hold searcos of (he east. tuber- old potatoes still hold j sources oi me ease. Miss Rambeau their last week's price of %4b per ton, accompanied by her m -ther. will leave ��� , " . Vancouver tomorrow for New York, but the samples of the new crop where they will engage- a first class company to bring out to the coast. Mr. Beers is confident of being able to ��pen his engagements here by about the middle of August. Miss Rambeau is one of ihi- most popular Victresses of tin- day. having scored a phenomenal success in the . ,ew York production of the "Virginian," in wbicb she' was leading lady with Mr, Farnham, sin- also starred in "Merely Mary Ann." "When we were twenty one." "Cousin Kate'" and many Official List of Exhibitions Trrcucj!' out '.he Dominion. iiEr * - '*!'�� ���rent in price, sine, last week, selling at two and & ball cents per pound, as I against last week's quotations of 3 ���cents. Potatoes, both new and old, are being eagerly sought after, and what was on sale was BOpn bought up at the above prices, early in the day. The meal supply on view, while not perhaps as large in quantity as last Friday's offerings, was of a better quality In the majority of cases and commanded gooel sales at slightly lower figures than lasl week, the prices ranging on hind quarters f: un eighl and a half to nine and a half J cents, while good front- sell for sir " and ;< half to seven nnl a half cents' Unparalleled Aggregation'. per pound. ! ,n l,rinS''i.- ,:"<' Dandy Dixie Min- Mutton still keeps scare,-. tGe far- j8trela '" ,,u' ��b"n n��use on Wednes- mi b ving this class 0f mem s,-,-m- day' l0th July' MeBsrs- Voelokel K- No- .ing Blow te take advantage of the Ian offer wha1 lB claimed to be the good prices ruling, The limited sup- moa1 exPeMive, colossal and unpar ply w!ffch was on thi markel yester- ''"''"'' aggregation of colored playero day kepi the prl I . and the day's '"" ' ;'-'ini;;<''1- There are said to be sale closed al the opening figures raore ':' ' ' comedians, master mu- other of the latter day plays which have beep so favorably received by Ithi theatre going public. ���-;-.- \.e ..I'.W ��� ll Esq., Lodg ���'��� \ ' ilnater: irs of the Isl Instant ��� : ii $2,000, reet Ived. mj thanks for the satisfactory payment h you, by the Ancient "I '" ������ ��� ' l We.rkme n. lof my alei ��� deceased husband's rioate, e'our order every 111 ':? ' n er of usefulm ss, V i irs truly, S. K. McCOLl : elticn, \. \V. Bi 11 mt t ' deigns telephone Son, q an? following Is the official ' . u'rs an 1 exhibit! ��� Iated to take agreemnl which '��� ���' '' throughoit thi Dominion this With ��� Ibi exception of ��� nti Pai dati ai certlfii d om t by tl ��� ��� be New Ition, M r W. H, Kt ary. Cab..;' exhl on, Calgt J e;; 9 i". 11, 12. Wlnnipi - In lui '.. anlpeg, J 13 to 20 Secy, w hli te 1 ,,,,_ s,. ��� ��� _ . c A, Graham, Secy. Central Canad i ���: hii I li n, Ottawa, Sept. 13 tn 21, E. McMah in, S c;, Dominion exhibition, Sherbrooke, Quei se pt, 2 to i. William Tomlin3i ti. Secy. Bran ion exhll Ition, Brandon, Man., July 22 t.e 26, F. J. Clark. Canadian nation exhibition & ionto. Onl OVr, Secy. ��������*;��# -ingmt T'ic grounds surrounding St. Peter'* /oncn Catholic Cl,uc!. hive re cent!;, been grt-ui iy improu cathedral, which will inci itis* the oeatingo third, u;.'.' bo built thit s .. e . A i IOOO addition to the rear of lhe itnodation by about or.c- op< ning 1 wineh. were the' Bame as lasi wee! . na ia ly twelve ..a i thirteen cents per 1 ound, \o iiitii1' ii:. wa expeilenc- d In Belling as the Bupplj was far ' - low the demand, The eh mand for prime can assi lamb was excellent, and the supply, though fair, w i a ��� equal to the oc- teasdon, many who wen not on th< markel early toiling to ge t In tn the ine : . . ������, I Sun car most enjoyable, \ ������ i I ��� .. ���.., nil tool placi .... ti rda . dj o ea i i! - ba! bi n p: wht n the I en ol the' u l.id '.which, upon being s ��� I when th. [ethodisi Chu h In nlged In the Ir party a rive I e.i Its de a . i sicians, dandy dancers and sweet singers than In any other company, whip- the olio features of ten big sp< - cialty acts, the -> rgeous, grand first ; art In the Royal Palm Grotto and an original and excruciatingly funny finale, "A Fowl Deed," eoensplre to afford minstrel patrons an evi ning of ������ lid enjoyment 'iiu big company of clever colored four Rftj .��� n'i five dollars ;��� ''' ""raers.which includes the famous c ca ��, the inline, price, though In <Vl1''"1 Pickers' band ot sole music!" t cases the latt< ana an ' ' :" Okl ' - octette; the Tin- demand foi pork, wh h ha llivi'' College Rangi - In a aeries of i ��� ikem i sil btly during the warm 'varsity class sung-, patriotlo airs and pros- unui boo] pii tic !- Si - .'ani' ample jusi' e to bj thu young- weather, seems to be going up again. "',l sweet songs of the' Boutfi; the ond Beach, The day was tin , : aters, and the many grown u wl bul tho price still remains at eleven Campbell Brothers.ln an original corn- cents per pound. Very little pork edy musical act; Williams a Stevens, was offered yest irday, bul all that wens comic Impersonators; Toney Trlo.th* on sale was qulcklj boughl up at the dare-devil acrobats, Benny Jones,the above prices. Texas Teaser; together with a buck Butter ani eggs an still the medi- |dance contest, which is open to allele prizes rrangements perfect, and the ride in accompanied the expedition, Geographical Atlas Has Mf*+i\> FvrtaO /If n-nc'"" ''"' "'1'"1 bUB,neS8 transactl0DH ������>,", ,"!""'"' a"'1 for whlch val,,al" IrlQny A inC IVlQpS prices bold firm. are awarded. Wi rs, bouquets or fun- T. Davit To- Aug. 26 to Sept. fl, .1. O. A good supply of both thes- commodities was on hand yesterday and Alexandra Wins Second Race. The Wesl End M thodiat Sunday The Dally News ia in receipt of an riculture, manufacture:?, finance, vital with b good Btea-ly demand ;i brisk (Jl11""1 picnic is ti be held at Stanley Atlas of Canada'published by the De-..statistics, currency, marine, fisheries, ,,,;"'" w���� carried on all morning. Pnrk- Vancouver, on Wednesday of L���.i._���,,.��� _,,!, ., i e E?*a W('1'" retailing at thirty.flye IKvt w",,k- Special cars will leave ��� .���-w~ _.���~.������ Ithe city at 8:65 a.m., picking up the ^ ^ fOtnititiue.l nn Fifth Page.) bulk of the picnlokers at Sixth avenue SEATTLE, July 5. -The cup defender Alexandra, j "''Vancouver, B.C., won the race from the Spirit | this afternoon, crossing the finishing line three sec- | onds ahead of the Seattle boat. . The race was one of the best ever seen m g Seattle waters. 1 ,j.j..." .-���...'." ���" :";:"e^:?'::lj: ' "���"..""..���....'. ��� ������ ,,..-���,...���"'���.���"""" "���������ii-,,-;. ,i ..;. . ���..',.������������,.���..-""' �� " partment of the Interior, and preparedrrallways, education and Immigration; under the direction of .James White, while statistics covering the popula- lp, it. (i. s��� geographer. ; tion, area of lakes and the progress The atlas, which Is handsomely of Canada In its area, population and j bound, contains thirty-nine maps, material industries, etc., are Included. ; showing the territorial divisions, for- ��� The whole work shows an Imraeri- lests, geology, minerals, telephones, slfy of labor harJ to conceive, and Is railways, canals, lakes, and sailing most invaluable from both the Student routes, density of population, origins .and the general public's Standpoint. ol the people, routes of explorers, In- Mr. White is to be cfthgratulated on (.���������national boundaries, etc., etc. the splendid results achieved on put- Eighty-three diagrams, covering ting out such a monument to the work trade and commerce, population, ,ag- of the Department of the Interior. Rejects Woman Suffrage. ! 1 :��: 'it Cape Town, July 5.���The assembly yesterday J rejected a resolution in favor of woman's suffrage, | G<�� votes to 24. !;: ;:; ���;; wi:;:;:;::;: ^:.ce;.e;.;;:��:^ THE DAILY NEWS. T 6ATUR0AY, JUL/ 6' '907, Do you know that I carry in stock the best Pianos made in the Dominion? PIANOS- NEW SCALE WILLIAMS, DOMIMON, NORDHEIMER. ORGANS- BELL, DOhERTY AND SHERLOCK MANNING. TALKING MACHINES... ED/SON, VICTOR AND COLUMBIA. Over (.000 Rscords to choose from. My store is the place for you to visit when lonesome. Hear our latest Monthly Records and you will take them home with you if you have a Talking Machine. If not let me sell you one. None need say he cannot get a machine. My new easy paymeut plan enables all to have a Talking Machine. I want to sell to every family in this dist" riet. You will be surprised how easy it will be for vou te> have a Piano, a Sewing Machine or a Talking Machine in your house. REMEMBER THE PLACE- / J. H. TODD, Agent for Singer and Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines New Westminster's Music House, Burr Blk, Col'bia St. Phone A278 &>-*x*:x*y.M:e:*<r*w �� - :���. c >= le��� BRIGHT DAYS SHOW UP THE BARE SPOTS ��� ft * |J Call and see^our new lines of FURNITURE. The best of & V > < >; woods, the latest of patterns, the best of workmanship, and 4 w ' ��~ the most reasonable of prices. W. E. PALES, FURNITURE EMPORIUM �� �� 716 and 718 Columbia St. Four Floors. Rear Extension, Front St. &< A' 8 t ISA N ITOLJ SAN ITOL TOILET REQUISITES ��� ��� AT I RYALL'S DRUG STORE | y*y* *��� *-*���*'.���*:*******y*y*o*2*y*y*2;*y*y***y*x*xi The Chatty Traveler Who Charmed Ralph Waldo Emerson. It Is related that Ralph Waldo Emerson was once on his way to California when be was joined by a man who was altogether so sociable aud chatty that an otherwise tedious journey was rendered ijulte cheerful. Tills man's name was Sackett, and be told Mr. Emerson that he resided in San Francisco. Mr. Sackett indicated all the points of interest along the way, related a lot of amusing anecdotes aneL best of all, was also an attentive listener. The consequence was that Mr. Emereon came to the conclusion that Mr. Sackett was as charming a nmu as he had ever met, and it was in this positive conviction that h# accepted Mr. Sackett's Invitation to diue with bim Immediately upon their arrival iu San Francisco. Tbe next morning Mr. Emerson was astonished and annoyed to find in all tho local papers this startling personal notice: "Professor Ralph Waldo Emerson, the eminent philosopher, scholar and poet, is b our city as the guest of ,T. Sackett, the well known proprietor of tho Bush Street Dime museum. Matinees every half hour. Admission only 10 cents, rhe double headed calf aud the dog faced boy this wCvtcT' Shingle and Saw Mill MACHINERY The Schaake Machine Works, Ltd. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Helping an Invalid. A trained nurse mentions as among tbe little things that help make an invalid feel comfortable and rested the fro(]uent brushing of the hair and baching of the hands auel face. "I elon't know what it is, whether these actions just divert tbe Invalid^ mind or realty do effect some physical change for the- better, but they certainly help tho sick ' one to get through thfi day. Eatl ele I cologne und tin- various toilet waters are very refreshing when added to the water or used independently. I once heard a man say that If he couldn't both wash his hands and face and comb his hair In the morning when he got up be WOUld choose to comb his hair. It would wake hlm up better. He felt something of the same sense ' of physical comfort as the average convalescent or invalid." " The Maple Leaf Fcreter'' ��� I .-. '. 't have t&hea t'.ie Maple Leaf for our trade mark, because it is Caaadter Carlyle. Thomas Carlyle, 'tli,- sage of Che! sea," died without winning much per sonal popularity, a fact, however. which is forgotten in admiration of hia \ genius. Carlyle exerted a greater in- llueuce on British literature during tha ] middle of the nineteenth century and on the religious and political beliefs of his time than possibly any other British writer, lie never wrote a line that be did not believe, and In regard to style be certainly bad no superior; From the position of schoolmaster in an obscure village this great Scotsman rose to be a leader in tin- world of lot ters.���I.one Inn Standard. DlsillusU ned. She had played in amateur theat ills, you know, anil threatened to go fhe stage- it' her parents wouldn't her marry the duke." And what did her parents do?" They let her go on the stage, gavo - duke a check for a front seat aud re not at all surprised when be sail- back to France tin- next morning." .'levelanel Plain Dealer, The Canadian Bank of Commerce His Favorite. "What is your favorite recitation?" I asked the hostess. "'Curfew Shall Nqt Ring Tonight,'" Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $5,000,000 answered Mr. Biykius, with a prompt ness which was almost defiant. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. B. E, WALKER, President. ALEX. LAIRD, Cieaeral Manager. "Why, nobody recites that now." "That's why I like If." A GENERAL BANKING ItCSl.N'ESS TRANSACTED. FARMERS' BANKING. Hia Rc-buke. Small Johnny (nftor the slipper e:.er else)���I'm glad I ain't a. girl. Mamma-- Why? .Small Johnny���'Cause I'd ba Every facility afforded Farmers for their banking business. Sales Notes , Ashamed fe) grow up Inlo a woman and cashed or taken for collection. BANKING liV MAIL���De-posits may he made or withdrawn oby mall Out-of-town accounts receive every attention. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH���II. R. DAVIDSON, Manager OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. S TO 9 O'CLOCK. puoish little boys like me. i A married man thinks bscottid have ! saved a lot of money had he remained I t; bachelor, hut he couldn't*���Chicago News. AUNTIE'S MEMORY. Whal Slie Knew Almtil etlie Fall -at tiie Roman Umpire. An old colored woman down iu Alabama was reported to be of great age and was extremely proud of the dis Unction. Tbe proprietor of a museum, on bearing of her, sent oue of his agents to make nn investigation, as she would be a valuable acquisition to bin museum. Tbe agent plied her with questions regarding her age. Ho asked her: "Auntie, do you remember George Washington?" "Does I remember George Washington? Laws a-raassy, mister, I reckon I does, for I done missed him when be was a chile." "Well, I suppose you remember the Revolutionary war?" "Yes, Indeed, I does, honey. 1 stood dar lots of times an' seen ele bullets flyin' round thick as hailstones." "Well, auntie, how about tin- fall of the Roman empire? l)o you recollect anything about that?" "In- f.-ie't is, honey, I wis pretty young about dat time, but I does 'member, now you speak ob it, dat I did hear eh- white folks tell 'bout hearing som'pln' drop 'bout dell time."-- Harper's Weekly. Uour Did ilie Wrong Trick. Tin- Irishman wanted in sell tii-�� dog, but tin- prospective buyer was sus plcioua and finally decided not to buy. The man then told hlm why In- wa-! ; so anxl ms t,> sell. "You see-." he said. "( bought the dog anel trained him my oetf 1 get him so he'd bark all the time ef a person stepped Inside the gat.-, and I thought I was sale from burglars. Then my wife wanted nue to train him to carry bundles, and ' did. If I put a packet in his mouth the dog would keep ir there till se>m�� one took :;t away. Well, one night ' woke up and heard some oue in the next room. I got up ami grabbed my gun. They were there���three of the scoundrels ar.d the dog." "Didn't he- burk?" Interrupted the man. "Sorry a ban'.;; In- wan too busy." "Busy? Wlia. doingT "Carrying a lantern for the burglars."���Dublin Freeman-. A l-'rli-iirt In \,-*-el. Automoblllst (te ��� another who ha-. broken down)���Can I be of any as stetauce to you? The Afflicted on*' (under the ma et'.noi - Yes. sir. That lady you see Is m.; wife. I'll be obliged ft you will kindly answer her questions an.l Weep her amused while I'm fixing this in fernal machine.���Woman's Home Cora- pnnian. Th��- Landlady's* View. "Iierden is recovering from l.i.i re<vot spell of sickness Isn't lie?" "Yes; at any rate. I beard today that his appetite i-: getting worse." "Eh? WbO tell you that?" "Mis:* Starvem, at whose hooae he boards;." - Catholic Standard and Times. More- Elesant.. "What yon bave," saiel in- Newman. "Is just a common cold, ai d all you necel is a good sweat." "Sir!" cri'-el Miss I'.lugore haughtily. "I beg pardon! It's a fashionable cold, and what you need Is a good perspiration."- Philadelphia Press. Vol Happily I'm. "Then." have been times in my life," said he gloomily, "when I was:tempted to commit suicide-." "Oh, well," she saiel. "it's no use to grieve vw the past. We can ali look- hack and see where we've made mis- fakes."- Baltimore News. * hi|. Stick* to Ole) Dloek. Tommy Twaddles Oh, I doa't want to go to school. Pa Twaddles���But elon't you want a good education? Tommy Twaddles (Ingratiatingly)��� Ne), pa; I'd rather grow up to be Just like yon.���Tit-Bits. Inoonnldoratu Brim-. "I don'l know why Enpock can't get along better with his vvlfei He's al ways ready to take all the blame" "But don't you Bee? That deprives her of the pleasure of Loading It on to hlm."-Washington lie';,:!,1.. A Singular Mollusk, A singular light giving creature peculiar to the waters of southern California is the plivllirlioe, a sluggish mollusk. So plentiful are those light giving denizens of tin.' deep along the Califoninin coast that those who have undergone the experience say a night on these waters is awn inspiring. As the boat passes along one cun sei; in the waters under it countless forms, passing and repassing, each giving forth its strange, weird light. Bttt beautiful and impressive as this strange sight; is to the beholder, the light giving powers of these animals are disastrous to themselves, sinco the light emanating from them attracts the attention of marauding fishes, which seem to relish u light meal at anv time. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ������������������������������������������^^ Established ISS' * Established 1887 Incor] . -., I Gilley Bros. 1906 J ��� WELLINGTON WELLINGTON WASHED NUT AND PEA COAL. COMOX COAL AND COKE. CUMBERLAND FORGE COAL. VANCOUVER PORTLAND CEMENT. Thi.s celebrated Cement is used by nearly all large contractors in the Province. ROSEBANK LIME. Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN LUMP COAL MANITOBA WOOD F|3^E NEW BRUNSWICK PU5TEr LIVERPOOL SALT. COMMON BRICK. PRESSED FACE BRICK. FIRE BRICK. an<* MANTEL FIRE CLAY BRICK. From the Clayburn Clay Co, SEWER PIPE. DRAIN TILE SAND, CRUSHED ROCK. Telephones: Office 16, Manager's Residence 122 i*******************************************.*^^ JUNE WEDDINGS In the spring a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of love, and in June he gets married. We have now a splendid new assortment of Cut Glass including Bowls, Pitchers, Vases, Water Bottles; and a magnificent selection of Silverware comprising beautiful Tea Sets, Candelabras, Coffee Services, Serviette Rings, and Sugar Basins. To view our stock is to purchase. j Wedding Rings Our Specialty W. C. CHAMBERLIN THE JEWELER r������ 6. Co Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manufacturers and Dealers in AH Kinds of Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mou!ding3, Sash, Doors, Interior Finish, I urned Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass. FARMERS ATTENTION! Lumber Always in Stock for Fencing and Draining. Royal City Branch, Columbia St. Telephone 12. New Westminster 4;5 MiLUONS THAT IS YOUR SECURITY WIIKN'g Vol' HANK Willi Th, ROYAL W&kof CANADA TOTAL ASSETS OV 4S.000,():)0 We welcome small accounts and pay interesl four time-. a year nn Savings Hank deposits, F. B. LYLE, Manager. /\l>|pri>v.ij-f "Do you think theqpnpprov. ni' my sormon?" nskod tin1 newly appointed rector, liopeful il_e.it. In- had in.uie a good Impression on hi-; parlsbionors, "Yes, I think so." replied bis wtfo; "tbey were sell nodding." Bank of IVIonlreaS ESTABLISHED HI". CAPITAL $14,400,000.00 RESERVE $11,000,000.00 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, and in London, i.'i--i;1 New York, Chicago anel Spokane, U.S.A., and Mexico City. A General Hanking Business Transacted. Letters of Credit lBBued, available witl. correspondents in all narts "f ,M World. Saving* Bank Department. Deposits received In stuns of J! and upwards, and Interest, allowed at 3 per cent, per annum (present rate) uddw four times a year. Total Assets over $168,000,000,00. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH. ... G. D. BRYMNER, Manage , ruRDAY. JULY 6, 1567. THE DAILY NEWS. SUMMER 5HIRT5 In Silk Stripes (collar attached) 75c, $1, $1.25 and $2. Raw Silk, collar attached, $2.25 the shirt. Black, Blue and Drab Alpaca, reversible collars, $1.75 the shirt. White Canvas, $1 and $1.25 White, ventilated, $1.25, reverse collar. We sell the "Big Shirt" and the "Bte Horn" Shirt. .adies. Win EASTERBROOK MILLING CO., tburne, OFFER TWO PRIZES - First, $15; second, $10, for the best loaf of bread exhibited at the forthcoming Pro- ��� ��� ia] Exhibition, made with their celebrated IMPERIAL FLOUR - IMPERIAL ' ��� ntrance fee needed all that is necessary is that the .. be made with IMPERIAL FLOUR. McQUARRIE & CO. FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS INT STREET. New Weitminste Telephone 333. Adams' Celebrated Truss Rod Als' Studebaker, Standard and Steel Skein Mountain Wagons, FarmTrucks.&c. Agents f��.f the J. J. Chase Threshing Machinery. T- J. TRAPP & CO. Limited PERILS OF BALLOONING. An I'ixciettua Tri|i In (he M_iIn< of a Wild Thunderstorm. On oni- occasion, rising suddenly through a stratum nf clouds 10.0(10 fed in the air Into brilliant sunshine, the gas dilated. I l<*t out a little. Down we dropped into a cold air current. Thc Immediate condensation of the gas dropped us back Into the cloud layer, which condensed the gas still more eiL.il accelerated the drop. We came out directly nbove a stretch of woods ovei- which lay another cool belt. By this time we were falling like a rock. We were going so last that the bagfuls of sand we threw out went up Instead of down. Hnstlly we threw out tin- drng rope, the anchor, tbe lunch basket ���to little purpose. We struck thetrees with a terrific crash, but escaped, how ever, with nothing worse than n shak Ing u|e and a few bruises. Tho most exciting trip I ever ma b wns a record breaking voyage that be gan one Sun lay evening. The weather \v;is not propitious, bul we cast off. We sailed across the Hudson river to Sew Jersey and plunged into a cloud After traveling twenty miles I descend ed to drop n note to my wife, assuring her of our safety, Again we shot into ei cloud, Presently we drifted over a village- anil, with that exaltatiQ). that accompanies the sensation of floating !n ihe air, enjoyed to a strange degree tbe music of church bells drifting up from below. Before we were aware we plunged Into the midst of a huge approaching thunder cloud. It seemed to open and swallow us into a pit ol gloom and simultaneously Into the- heart (ef tli" wildest thunderstorm 1 think I bave ever seen. The cloud" rolled and tossed and twisted. The' balloon would now be forced down. then tosseel up and again spun swiftly about like a top. We lost nil sense ot direction. Thunder was crashing and rolling nnd crackling all arouud us. Lightning flashed, not in forked zig- ' 7^igs. but in great flashes of fire. It ! was frightful. We did not want to de- ! scend, but presently we beard the un- i mistakable sound of water not far i away. Letting out a little gas, we shot downward. Taster we dropped and '' faster. Land was below us. The prob- ; loin was to land In the high wind with- . out damage. I let out more gas. We landed In a treetop with a jar that fix- ' ed the basket so firmly in a erob-li that It could not be dislodged by the wind, for now we had dropped below tie storm.���World's Work. Canadian Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY 2 Transcontinental Trains 2 DAILY Excursion rates to all points East July 3rd, 4th an.l 5th; August 8th, Cth and 10th. Tickets good for three nionths. Also Single Fare and One-Third for round trip tickets, Dominion Day. Tickets on sale June 28, 29, 30, and July 1st; good till July 3rd. ED. GOULfcJT, U. P. K. Agent. New Westminster. J.HENLEY Manufacturer of Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Waters, Family Trade a Specia'ty. rel. 113. Office, Eighth Street, NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY =FINEST AND FASTEST= Another Surfeit of BARGAINS 100 only, Canvas Chairs for verandas, lawns, etc., regular 65c value Friday and Saturday snap - 50c n EMPRESSES ���� 50 pairs of extra good value Lace Curtains in two floral designs, 3 1-2 yards long, 52 inches wide; regular $1.50. Friday and Saturday snap - VALUE OF FINGERS. IVli.-U the Varloim Countries of Ed- roi.e Allow l-'or Their Loas. The different fingers are far from taring the same value In the eyes o: the law with reference to their func tional utilization. Much tiie most Im- portant is tin- thumb, for without It prehension would be very Imperfect . The hand is uo longer pinchers, but merely n claw, when deprived of the.' ' thumb. It may be estimated that the tliurob represents fully a third of tho total value- of the hand. The French courts all e v i." to .'i." per cent value f er the right band and 10 to IB for tbe left The Austrian schedule gives j from 15 per cent for the left to 2."> per cent for the right. In Germany L'O and 2S per cent aud even as high as ;'.:;:; per cenl has been nwarded. Tbe ��� percentage is based on 100 as the total i Industrial value of the hand previous to the acci lent, a leiss of 50 per cent representing half of the value, etc. The total loss of the inele>x finger cause s nn lnca| icity estimated at 10 to 15 p -r i ent In Austria, iu to 2 I per e'eiit in (;.-;-j.:nny. lo per cent for the loft and 20 per cent for the right by Italian courts. The French allow If per cent. The- middle fltger is of much more Importance than the index, states Dr. Meiguau, whom we are citing and who is uo small authority, far a great loss '.f force is observed In the hand when th.- finger Is amputated. Vet almost all iiie- authorities ascribe li-ss impeir tnnce to it ihan the Index, The Italian law allows ���'��� per cent, the Austrian 6 t_> hi per ci ut. The ring finger is tbe h'.-ist Important Its total loss often does not cause Incapacity. The' Austrian tariff nsslml lates this finger t;> the middle one. The Italian law Is liberal, with 8 per cent The French and German tribunals o: ten refuse- indemnity, considering the Incapacity resulting from tbe loss ������ very slight The- litile- finger may be- compared to the' ring, excepl In the professions li u'hii'h it STVeM (IH a point of support for the hand, it may be remarked hen iii:: i the artist has not been taken Into consideration In these cases.���Fhlladsl phln Record. Near Schwenksvllle, Fa., Is a village flint bears the name of Woxall. This wonderful name was tbe result of an error upon the part of the postofflce department in Washington. The place was known many years ago as "Crop pestettel," or "Crowtown," and later as Mechunicsville, but when a postofflce was established there In 18S8 neither of these names was Isatlsfac tory, and It was decided to choose a new cognomen. Many were the suggestions submitted to the postofflce department, but all were found to be too nearly like tho name of some either postofflce to be acceptable. One day the village storekeeper saw tbe word "Noxnll" upon a piece of calico and called the attention of several friends to it. At. once all agreed that "Noxall" would be a tine name for their town. So the postofflce authorities were notified. Soon a letter came from Washington approving the name thai bad been chosen, but In the letter lt was spelled "Woxall." So Woxall became the name of the village.���Phil.I delpbla Hecord. 18.000 (EMPRESS OF BRITAIN \ 14,600 H. Pomer \ EMPRESS OF IRELAND J TONS Particularly low rates from the Old Country. Reservations made ihere for all sailings. Next sailing. Empress July 1-. : Empress of Britain July 26th, For particulars apply ED. GOULET, C. P. R. Agent. Westminster Iron Works '.lEN'KRAL MACHINE AND ___NUINE WORK. SHIP SMITHING, BltlUUKi and STRUCTURAL IRON WORK. Ornamental iron vvorK, including v'eDCtes, Gates, Fire Escapes, etc. Mali orders Tnd correspondence In -ited. JOHN REID, BEGBIE B'l'KEJJJT. N'ew Westminster. e. o ,_- CAMPERS' NOTICE 100 dozen Brass Extension Rods, will extend 42 inches; regular 15c value. Friday and Saturday snap - Sc WATER WINGS BATHING CAPS, Reg. 25c. Fancy 35c. .Take with you our Mosquito Oil, Honey and Almond Cream, Skin Soap tor sunburn, etc. Car. sell you a splendid Bath Towel. D.S. CURTIS & CO., Drugs, Spcctaclcs^edSj New Westminster 40 Porch Chairs and Rockers, in red and green colors, strong rush seats, good value for $3.75; to clear out at $2.75 each. This is an exceptional opportunity to get a good strong Rocker or chair for little money. JOHN A. LEE'S Furniture Emporium Grand Trunk Ry. il nuptnil Block, Columbia Street, New Westminster f Excellent Train Service Between Chicago, London, Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, Ami all the principal business centers of ONTARIO, QUEBEC and the MAIM TIME PROVINCES. Also to BUFFALO, NEW Yol.K am PHILADELPHIA, via Niagara I 'i lis For Time Tables, etc., addie 9 GEO. W. VA'jX, Assistant Gen'] Passenger and Ticket Agent, 136 Adams St.. Chicago, 111. (Northern Pacific Three Transcontinental Trains Daily Travel on the Famous "NORTH COAST LIMITED" Electric-lighted train. Low Rates. i Quick Time. Excellent Service. New York, Chicago, Toronto, St. Paul AND ALL POINTS EAST Steamshir Tickets on sale to al! European points. Special Reduced Rates Round Tri, Rates to Southern California. For full Informtion call on or write C. K. LANG, General Agmt, 430 Hastings St., Vancouver, li. C. A. U. CHARLTON, Portland, Ore. Phone 73 i i���mi ii in ��� sEEesfflraarss-: In :*b*b*c*t:*:*y*:.*. *. * * ** ������;;�����-���::��-:��:, ��� ^���-���-���o^^;;.^. ��� it ��� * * | ��� I | 1 Phone 101 EICHENBACH COMPANY LIMITED. Wholesale and Retail Butchers Columbia Street FOR YOLK NEXT ORDER OF MEAT ��� ��� h ���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���I|!j^; ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS ".'.... THE DAILY N'EWS.' SATURDAY JULY 6 '< THE DAILY NEwS Published by the Daily News Pub- ihing Company Limited, at their .fliees. corner of Sixth and Front Streets, -New Westminster, B. C. Most people always use���ancl will always use WINDSOR SALT. Pure���fine-perfect in , subtle savour. E. A. Paige Manager 133 ADVERTISING RATES. Transient display aelvertising, 10 cents per line (nonpareil), 12 lines .0 the inch. Five cents per line for subsequent insertions. Reading notices, bold face type, 20 cents per line, brevier or nonpareil, 10 cents per line. For time contracts, special positions, apply to advertising manager. Notices of births, marriages or deaths, 50c. Wants, for sales, lost or found, rooms to let, etc., oue cent per word. So advertisement taken for less than 25 cents. TELEPHONES. Day Office A22 Night Office B22 <ss_35^psr_ SATURAY, JUl ON THE SURFACE. We shall now have triumphant shouting from the McBrlde organs about the gratifying Intelligence wired from the treasury at Victoria on Thursday that the provincial finances show a surplus of $ 1,000,000 or more for Uie fiscal year which closeel a few ���Jays ago. This intelligence is, us we have called it, gratifying, and it would be most churlish to refuse a word of credit to the Hon. Mr. Tatlow .minister of finance, who Is probably the most hard-working and conscientious of the miiiistei-s at James Bay. We have reason to believe that he has attended very faithfully to his duties, and we have no hesitation in ascrib-' ing to him all the credit which the government can legitimately claim for the good showing which, on the surface, the finances of the province now make. But those wiio know how matters really stand and to what causes the Improvement in revenue is due, will not need to be told that the credit due the government is largely negative: nor will such persons fail lo see that the surface showing is far from exhibiting <uir financial condition in its true light. We have said that the credit is largely negative���.Mi'. Tatlow has, we believe, been diligent In seeing that the treasury got its duo. and he has probably done what he roulel to pie- vent waste; but in no way has the policy of the government materially contributed to the progress of the country���in some directions it has had thi contrary effect. We bave spoken eef the g K>d showing bi Ing "on th" surface." Wh it Is meant by that we may best make .plain by an illustration. Suppose that .-. mei hant who has laid in a fine goods, finds hmself cornei li : to leave hi- busine ss for a ��� me In the hands of an agent. His sales, '" will say, are averaging $2,000 a week. Hi- agent's reports'! eejgin to come to him���''Sah s I ist week, $3, ; sales for the wi 1 k, $4,000; took in $4,500 lis! week," and fio 0:1. Xo doubt he' would congratulate himself on the fun- showing of thesi reports; leer when ho returned and found that the goods had been cleared "'if at bargain counter prices; that the stock had not leeen kept un. .���.nd that few of tli.' hills had been al :. he would ruefully cemr-lnel" that '��� he good showing h id been "on the ���urfai <-." So It Is in British Columbia to- Thi governmenl nre still paying a high rate of Interesl on .a large ��� trl of that celebrated million-dollar loan which, .-is one of their organs candidly confe ssed the other day, was forced upon them by the bank. Taxation, hoth by direct levy , nd by the Ifting of burdens, has leeen excessive; reproductive public works���lo use -i phrase which has gone somewhat out of fashion���have boon neglected, and there has heen a considerable recklessness, or possibly it may ;' th "nt. as under gooel ndminis- Istratlon of the resources of ilu- country, Take the managemeni of our timbei our forest wealth���for example. Nearly the whole' amouni of this surplus, we are loll, comes from that. It has been disposed of. and is s<���!!- lng every day, at bargain counter prices. That ihis is a mild statement "f the fact is proved hy lhe large amounts realized by man who have sec in 1 timber limits from ilu- government, paying the full legal <!������- mand, and turned ihem over to In- ,- tors, Profit 3 anil very quick returns at lhal���of $ln t.i $15 for .'ach Invested h 1 .��������� bei -: e imm m. These Investors, remember, escape no liability on the original purchaser. Timber is becoming more and more valuable every day. and men are willing to pay enormous premiums to se- cure good limits. The government knows all about that, yet it calmly goes on .allowing shrewd speculators 1 to pocket these big premiums, which, if they want, as under good adminis- j tration they would go, intothe public; treasury, would speedily make the boasted surplus look like thirty cents. Nor is that all. The best and most accessible limits are being "cornered."] As a consequence, the lumber consumers will be more and more heavily mulct ns time goes on, and various industries, including the lumber industry itself, will be cramped and hampered. We have not space to go into the matter further now, but no very deep consideration of the points wn have touched upon and others which will occur to the reader, will be required to show that the good financial showing���while much better than it might have been, is still very largely "on the surface." 'Tfrxi-lt of Mormon." The "Book of Mormon" has been proved to be a literary plagiarism, being a free paraphrase of a romance written by the Rev. .Solomon Spalding In 1810, the manuscript of which came Into the possession of Joseph Smith. and be, sitting behind n curtain, die tated it to Oliver Cowdery, who, seated out of sight of the reader, wrote the matter as it was given him. Smith pretended that the book wns discovered to him by revelation and dug up from the side of n hill not far from Palmyra, In the county of Ontario, N. Y. The claim was made by Smith that the writing on the plates wits engraved in "reformed Egyptian," which he was unable to read until magic spectacles, which he called his Urim and Thuru- mlm, were given to him, enabling him both to read and translate into English. The spectacles aud the metal plates have disappeared, and the story of the dictation makes tolerably clear the manner In which the "Book of Mormon" had its origin. CLASSIFIES* ADVERTISEMENTS wanted���A waitress a; the Windsor Hotel. Appl? on un- premJi s. FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT���For three months; six rooms. TfiiffB av- ��� enue and Ninth street. Apply J. ll. To-ill. tfusic Store, Columbia street. dtt' WANTED-Thirty to fortj w mien ami girls at Fruit Cannery. Ala 1 a few active hoys 16 to IS years -if age. Apply nt Westminster Fruit Packing company. Ltd.. Front Sf. 1 Can You Beat This?' A six-room modern House, in good repair, on a lot or> x 165 feet, all in fruit trees, one block from city car, on Fourth Avenue. Price $1,800 WANTED���Girl with some experience in confectionary ami ice cream parlor. Apply. Purely & , McKillop, next tram office-. Half cash, balance easy terms. Tue? Smiic Tie Ini;. Pa Twaddles���Well, what's the mat ter now? Tommy Twaddles - Mn says j I mustn't neve:- say a word while she'.* ! tn the room, M.i Tw.nl lies -Why. no. I j didn't, dear. I said you tnnxtte't inter rupt whil'' I'm talklug Tonimy- What's tbe diff��rcneeV ��� Cievelonn" I.ea-ler. 0PERA=IWE The fact tliat very few sockeye have come along so far is of no im- portace as an indication of the probable size of the run. Five years ago, the tTi*st record of catches worth noting was dated week ending July lb; so that a small run during the week after next would be quite as early start as in the season referred to, when some three mllion sockeye were delivered to the Fraser canneries. It is hoped that they will do rather better than that this year, but Kite excess cannot be very great. From the point of view of sockeye propagation, it is rather desirable than otherwise that the fish should come dribbling along in small numbers during the early part of the season, as in such case active fishing will not begin until later and the greater number of these early fish will go through fa the upper spawning grounds, where they are needed. OINiU NIGHT ONLY WEDNESDAY, 10th July The DANDY DIXIE MINSTRELS Best All-Star Negro Minstrel Vaudeville, Song, Dance, Fun Show ever seen. Singers, Sweet! Dancers, Dandies? Phunny Phellows! Specialties, Sensational! Ebony Ecstacies! Paragon Paraders! Merry Minstrels! Plantation Pastimes! Distinguished Dixie Darkies, The Band, and a "F-o-w-1 Deed." Direction of Voelckel & Nolan, the "Barnum & Bailey" of real negro minstrelsy. TEACHERS WANTED���For Central School, this city. One Mil-' for Division ,1, Boys' Schixil: one Female for primary work. Applications received up 10 noon of the llth Inst, it. LENNIE, Sec EMPLOYMENT AGENCY���'A-' furnish help of :ill kinds, ra-:.'.. bush, saw null, railroa l labor, I: >tel hi Ip, etc., eic. male or female. Write Canadian Pacific Empl ���.��� n- ml Ag ty. 506 Cordova street wesl V.i::".. - HOUSE AND TWO LOTS to rent, splendid location; corner site on car line, eight minutes from p is! office'. Apply P. A. Daily News offic.-. FOR SALE���One second-haeid range, suitable for large restaurant or logging camp, 6ftx3ft.6In. Apply to Alex Speck. Second Hand Store, Speck Blk. Dr. T. Hoggan, M.R.C.V.S., Edinburgh. Veterinary Surgecn Having commenced practice iti New Westminster, messages can be lefl er D. S. Curtis' Drug Store. Columbia street; 'Phone 4::. until I have made my office arrangements, Hale & Lane,, AGENTS FOR CITY AND FARM PROPERTY 243 Columbl St., NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C Phone 335 P. O. Bo* 26g HereYouA re A CHANCE FOR The MANl of SMALL CAPITAL TIMBER LANDS���We deal exclusively in timber. Have large and small tracts on water, If you wish to buy or sell, se.- me. '^. P.. Chan Her, 407 Hastings St.. Vancouver. B.C Sea's now e-n sale at Ryall's Drug Store. Prices���73c, 50c, and 23c. M (Ms of Tan Bark Wanted At the rraser River Tannery Highest Cash Price Paid We have thirty 10-acre Farms, suitable for fruit, dairy or chicken ranches. Rich black soil, no stones, sand or gravel. Only 8 miles from New Westminster, handy to either boats or C.P.R. trains, in thickly populated district. A chance for the small speculator. Don't miss this. Come before they are all bought up. Prices from $800 to $1000 a farm: one-third cash, balance over 24 months. RASER VALLEY REALTY COMP Real Estate, Insurance and Business Brokers, Murchie NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. Specials for Today . GO pairs Ladies' White Canvas Ox ft trds, Blucher cut, large eyelets���a most stylish shoe $1.75 a pair Ladies' Tan and chocolate shade Oxfords, Goodyear welt and turn soles, all American manufactured, $2.50 to $3.50 "WALK-OVER" SHOES For Men ��� I Just received a shipment of Brass and Iron V I j Beds direct from Birmingham, Eng. Thr; \ are handsome, strong and durable. Come j | see the line. i II White Bedspreads, Sheets and Pillow Crises i Come ami inspect. A ".������' at variet.. NEW LINES FOR TO-DAY Men's Orange-Tan Button and Lace Oxfords, the very newest styles on tho market. Men's Velour Calf. Blucher cut, Oxfords���the new "SkeeToe." i j John A. Lee's Furniture Emporium j DUPONT BLOCK, ����..��� ,7;; NEW WESTMINSTER, B. & > ****.y*i>* ******* GENTLEMEN : These are swell Shoes and top-notchers in every respect. Buy lour Summer Shoes From lis, BIG SHOE HOUSE, LIMITED, NEV/ WESTMINSTER THE SIGN Of THE BIG fLECIHiC BOOT 'Ki'.l'VW^K&.WfiilllMieW m " >*��� tmivm;- * Ciaim Settled in 4 Days ��� Coquitlam, B. C. ��� Messrs. White, Shiles & Co., J i New Westminster, B. C. * ^ Gentlemen - , �� Please accept thanks for <. heck, dated JUNK 2S, ��� : from the Connecticut Fire Insurance Co., scttie- ��� ment for Joss in fuJl, bv fire which destroyed :��)' I barn on JUNE 24. ��� I congratulate you u\)nn representing a company z *. which pays its claims so promptly, and with no ^ trouble to the assured. Yours truly, * (Signed) D." McLEAN^ _ J \ Wlliffi, SliileS & Co,, Fire Insurance wl Real Estaie ... ^ ��� New Westminster, B. C. > ��� * *...$������.:*.:.*���:.:*������* �����> < ���*,.<, . �������� ���*> c * ��av- j'wLY 6. 1907. THE DAILY NEWS. pr r. REAT JULY SALE AT THE ash Stores ish Trimmed Hats, from our own workroom,reg- ir $5.50 up to $7.50 value for $3.75 or more Summer Chip and Ready-to-wear Hats ladies, misses and children, worth from $1.00 to |50. Clearing price 50c io Suit sale a great success. Every suit must go. |re is the balance now for the price of the separ- i skirt: $12.50 Suits for $6.25 L8.00 " " 9.75 22.50 " " 14.00 36.00 " " 17.50 {,25, $4, $���') and $6 Pure Linen Napkins for $2.50, $3, $3.75 and $4.50 per doz. to see the bargains in Table Cloths, loi' yards Ine English Cambric, regular 12 l-2c. July sale (ice 10c yd. Only 10 yds. to each customer Lisle Thread Lace Hose, fast dye, all sizes, lly sale 25c pair lu yds Wool Delaine, wool alone, French Flannel ra Fancy Waistings, worth up to 50c and 75c yd. Div sale.' ' BRISK BUSINESS Al CITY MARKET iConUnueil from Page One.. -, while some large Ious were secured wholesale.' in twenty-nine and jthlrey cents per dozen. Butter averaged trom thirty to thirty-five cent*. A good supply of nice veal was on hhand, and eleven cents seemed to be the' popular price. The demand w.as well up to the supply and no trouble was experienced in disposing of all i that was on the market. The n arket was well supplied with .chicken, broilers and ducks, which coffi'lflatMled readj sale' with the exception of the web-footed birds, which seem to he a drug on the market at | presen'. very few being anxious to Invest Rood heavy fowl commanded Catechism at 2 sm-.m Qfiy and eight fifty per dozen, votions, 7 p.m while : toilers sold all the way from Anglican church���Services at Si ��� four fifty jeor dozen. What Mary's Sappert in evening prayer and ; '.ere si.Id fetched between flv�� sermon everj Sunda] a' ' sx i1' Ilars per dozen. first Sunday in the month Fairly goo.i quantities .if small prayer with a cele ration of the Holy fruits -"as offered, and the buying Communion at 11 o'clock; Sundaj McKenzie, 13.A., pastor. Services, 11 z m. and 7 p.m.; Sunday school and Bib ��� class. _1:::0 p.m.: :nee:ing of Y. P. S C E. Immediately after the evening service. Gospel Hall, corner Sixth avenue and Ninth street���Breaking of bread every Sunday nt. 11 a.m.; Sunday- school and Bible class, 3 p.m.; gospel address, 7 p.m.; prayer meeting. Wed nesday, 8 p.m. Gospel Hall, Tenth street. Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sun lay school at t 2:30 p.m Lutheran Church, Rev. B. A. Sand, pastor. Service Sunday evening South Westminster. - ������������.��� - . ,,��� Blue Mountain School House, North road���Service at 3 n. m. Salvation Afmy���Services as usual in the Army hall. St. Peter's Cathedral (Roman Cath- ��� olin���Sunday Miss ar 8 and 10 a.m.: 5 p.m.; Evening De .who woli furnish all Information re- Quired. Each tender must no accompanied by an accepted cheque, payable to the order of the Honourable the Minister of Militia and Defence, tor five per cent of the amount nf the' tender, which will be forfeited if ihe partj making the tender declines to sign a contract when called upon to do so. cheque will be returned. The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. E. F, JARVIS. Secretary, Dept, of Militia and De- at! fence. Department of Militia and Defence. Ottawa, June 21. 1907. EAT NEMO ��ND LIVE CAMPERS' NO'k.CE Second-Hand PIANOS ORGANS, RANGES, STOVES, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, ETC. WATER WINGS ! BATHING CAPS, Reg. 25c. RushtOn & Speck Sclleeil! !0 ��� be first part of the day was sm'">; at brisk. Gooseberries sold nt St. Albans end nine cents per pound, red m. Fancy 35c Take with you our Mosquito Oil, il'in- ey anil Alnmnii Cream, Skin Soap tor O'clock; sunburn, etc. morning Can sidi you a splendid Bath Towel. D. S. CURTIS & CO., Drugs, Sper.tarte.SMds New Westminster B irn ibj Morning prayer with sermon ��� Sunday at rrants five cents, cherries eight and ll o'clock except the first Sunday In 1 nts, and black currants river- the month, when the service will be iged ten cents. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. The flower display was well up to D. Dunlop, B. A., priest in charge. he mark, as wns also a good line of Burnaby and South Side Mission��� rr.'on garden stuff which was offered. Rev. VV. E. Jones, pastor. Service, in ��� the East Burnaby schoolhouse at 3:15 p.m. Every service at ~:2n tn the Wes' Burnaby sche>)Ihouse. ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY =FINEST AND FASTEST= ft EMPRESSES CHURC H SERVICES DEPARTMENT CF MILITIA DEFENCE. OTTAWA. AND OOC SEALED TENDERS (ir. duplicate) for the supply of Coal and Fuel Wood' required to hea' the Military Build-1 intr> at Victoria, Vancouver, New Westminster and Rossland. B, C, for the twelve months beginning 1st July. 1907, will be received up to Saturday,; July 20 next. Each tender is to be' marked "Tender for Fuel." and ad- dressed to the Secretary of the Mil-1 Itla C mncil, Ottawa. Printed forms of tender containing! full particulars maj be obtained from; exCept I the Secretary ot the Militia Council Friday, when Evensong i- said at|ottawa ": a; ,:"' ()"'''''' of the Dis- 0. Holj Communion ever Thurs- trlct Officer Commanding, Victoria < _> and saint's day eet S a.m W.000 (EMPRESS OF BRITAIN (14,500 H. Power I EMPRESS OF IRELAND 1 TONS Particularly low rates from the Old Country. Reservations made here for all sailings. Next sailing. Empress July 12. Empress Of Britain luly 26th. For particulars apply ED. QOULET, C. P. H. Agent. [Ministers and others inl Tested in church services will please forward .���ire opy ��� ' 'itis office not I Lter than ! : .m. un F lay :o insure ins irtl in.] :: il; '.'.inlty cathedral, ::-%r.A, Shil- Irlck, rector. Holy Communion, S . .m; Matins, sermon ; 11 a. tu. evensong and sermon. al 7 p. tn.; S. S.. 2:30 p. m. Cathecism last -' ui lay in month In church. E ensong and s non by rector, 7 p. m : daily J. HENLEY Manufa. >r of Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Waters, Family Trade a Specialty. Tel. 113. Office, Eighth Street NEW WESTMINSTER, B. O. The SECOND-HAND STORE We also do all kinds of general repairing. Sign Man on Wheel. Columbia St. New Westminster. Phone 275 F. CRAKE English Watchmaker Two doers from Geo. Adams, Grocer Ladies'Gobi Watches from $12.75 up. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, open face, $6.00. Gentlemen's Silver Watches, double case, $7.50 up. Agent for the celebrated South Bend Watches, supplied to the Wellman Arctic Expedition. All warranted. Chains, Rings, Jewelry, etc., etc. Watch repairing; charges reasonable. We Eat to Live But at the same time it. is necessary to know what we are eating. At KENNY'S Cafe You can rely upon Getting the Best of Everything. ily, Embroidered Linen Suits, skirts cut and ade ready to fit for bands; 14.50 and 12.50 lines Iaii d down for July sale to $8.50 and $7.50 in Fri Cl oli after Evens ing. St. Barn is���Rev. C. \v. li m . ' or���-H il e communion S a. m., . ot ning ii r and litan ' i tn.; i renins I er, 7 p. m.; ' le class, 2 p. tn : Sun lay sch eol, 3 p. ....: :. ���:.. - afti . Sundaj si In St. Paul Refortue Ey ��� o al COI f 4 819 ' y.'I-:ii.f.3ffig|?T��"�����M3.zrnmL'7Hi ... iKwJ Mail orders tilled every day. aaaSeBBHd TAPPER TON NEAR THE GLASSJVORKS Now House 6 rooms, all modern conveniences, good lot, lane in rear. $1,550 Will make reasonable terms. This is worth investigating. MARE4 &. CO. yum Land Specialists," New Westminster SB��# Just Wh ' tage on corner, ."rooms, pantry, bathroom, : "'! wash tubs and all other improvements also fruit trees. This cottage has just been painted and is in first class condition. Pl'ice $1,650, half cash, balance eas^ 7C R|,al ~o~<<i j*~**L^r .<!������ ���i W estate innm '������ i :"i and boar 270Columbia St. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Phone Ml| ���..,,,...���>���:.. i:,*. ch irch���Rev. A. ele B. I iwen, . >< tor Ivlne worship Sunday, li a.m. aud 7 ; .m.; Sun laj school, 2:30 Prayer meeting o-,\ Thursda; at 7 p. m. All are welcome. i llvet Bai tisi i hmch���it".. '.:. :. ;. ..... D.D., pastor. Preach i g on Sunday at ll a.m., and al 7 i ,m.; -... .: ��� school an I " I ele classes al 2:3 ;:i.: Youn . Peoples me \ . a lay evening al S p.m.; Mi lwe< li at S p.i ;. Morning sii ijei ; "1 i. me llm ss of Christ." ." At the close ��� _ >r\ lei the ordln ini of I' .... i's Sa er v ill i e ol sei 11 I. Queen's Avenue eli I ho II '��� > ��� W, H, Barraclough, B A., , asto . Sen ��� ��� 1: e m. aad .' p.m.; Sun i j bcIiooI . . Bii le Class al 2:30 p. in. M ning s; led; ' Th i Fals ��� ���;��� the Brst i n Berles ol i hi ni ns " the D '���'.'������ ., m topic; "The tl !���., |," the flrsl of a ries I enl ��� , .en the mlr icle . ��� The Sncramenl of the Lo r;j S ; e| er will be .i Iminlstere I i I . li se 'if the morning * irvice, VN'esl End Me I idlsl R .. Mr, Mn ... pastor. Se ��� ' "-��� ll -i m. an I 7 m.; Sundaj a hool, 2:30 p.m. Sapperton Methodist, ��� Rev, I. I omas, pastor, Sundaj ei . ces, H a.m and 7 p.m.; Sunday school, 2: ��0 p.m.; Epwortli League, Mon.l.e". S p.m. .,.��� sen Ice, St. Andrew's Presbyterian���Rev. .1. g, Henderson, pastor, Sund .; i er vices li i.m, an 17 p m.;S in In uel >ol nnd Bible Classes, 2:30 p m. Wesl Presbyterian rtev. r. Ward- law Taylor, M.A., Ph.D., mlnisl ir. s i rices tla:m. and 7:30 p.m.; Sun ..,������,., ' . ;,; i i de cl iss, 2:3 I p.m. Knox ' hurch, Sapperton- K iv, D, uster Brown and Tige Have Arrived in Town **>*���**********************{���<>************************************������>***-���)���** ****************** ,****** i***Q******************************************* W|E ARE ALL acquainted with Buster Brown and his dog Tige, who amuse the nation every Sunday with some !., ���j funny prank and philosophical "resolution." You have probably thought that these characters were imagin- ' ary, or existed only in the ink and paper of the funny sheet. Such is not the case. The Brown Shoe Co., of St. Louis, deserves the credit for producing in real flesh and blood, a Buster Brown and Tige who will entertain you at OUR store. This is the same Buster Brown and Tige whose daily reccp- tions at the St. Louis World's Fair were attended by thousands and amused so much favorable comment. Since then they have traveled the country from end to end and have added greatly to th< ir fund of experience and wit, the novelty of which is enlivened by Buster's humorous delivery and Tige's remarkable intelli- ge ice which rivals that of his funny sheet namesake. The hour's reception at our store will be one of pure enjoyment to whoever attends-whether young or old���and hereafter when you see Buster and Tige in your paper you will have the additional pleasure of having met the two originals. They will be in town SATURDAY, July 6th, and will hold a reception in front of SINCLAIR'S Shoe Store at 3 o'clock. A platform will be erected for that purpose. NOTICE W. E. SINCLAIR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that �� wu) nol ��� resi inslble I ir ���< , de ' ; i intracted bj m wife, A : i Mi r tter Hii;- date, as she haa volunl n. Mc&RO ���'! sent for the "Buster Brown Shoe" s GBSK&E& mtmsmm �� vsmmmm wm tk-\W. THE D4ILY NEWS. SATURDAY OP WHEN REST IS NEEDED. DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE, OTTAWA. Ferllntr of Uncertainty In Performance nf Kontine Work. "When people fall into tho habit of ^pondering whether they have done routine things it is high time 1'or them to consider (he advisability of a rest," said a physician. "There is no surer sign, to my mind, that the system is becoming overtaxed than this feeling of uncertainty. ���'1 was staying with a friend the ether night���spending the night with hlm. in fact. He's fl man whom I know pretty well, .-me! 1 thought at dinner and through the evening, from a little nervousness in his conversation ond manner, that things weren't all right with blm, Inn I vasn't absolutely convinced till bedtime approached. We were sitting uji'tairs In his study, his family having retired, aud he asked me to excuse liini while hi saw that the hiiu.se was locked up. It was a still night, and I ..mild follow his progress around the various rooms on the flrst floor. He sec.i.eS to me to be unnecessarily long. ut.-.l. without being Inquisitive, I really became interested to know whether i.e wasn't making the rounds twice finally I heard him gee Into the parlor, l room I was sure he had visited at lei it once before, When he came upm-airs I aski-il laughingly bow many tin es he bail seen thai each window; was fas- ened. But he wasn't In a laughing mooel at all. "'It's a funny thing, old man.' he said, 'bul I've been fool enough to look at each window two or three times. Do you know, it won iel strike me after I had left a room that perhaps I hadn't put Ihe catch properly on one of the windows there, and back I'd have to go to "mike sure. Being In there, I'd examine the other windows again. It's been that way for half a dozen nights. Somehow doing these things doesn't seem to make the impression on me that oue would expect. This lack of sureness isn't confined to locking windows eitlieT. 1 find myself at tbe offlce wondering whether I have given such and such Instructions���instructions that are ro much a part of my daily work that I suppose I give them mechanically and then forget them. Nine times out of ten 1 find everything Is all right, but I'm not quite happy till I do. 1 guess I must be getting old maidlsh in my old age.' "It was my turn to be sat'lous then. I explained to him that his forgetful- ness all came from being overtired. From habit he worked like an automaton, doing tin's, that ami the other thing in his business or home life, but a great number of his actions were without thc cognizance of tin1 brain. He needed rest and if he did not take- it he would break down. "I got him a wny from cares for a bit, nnd the next time I saw him he laughed as heartily over the Incident of the much locked wludows as I pre- teneled -tee. lie doesn't know it. but be had a narrow escape. I'm telling this story that it may serve .".s a warning in an overstrenuous age."���New York Press. What Puzzled Her. A woman whose religious education had been received in the plain edifice erected by an unassuming New England congregation was persuaded, much against her will, to attend divine seruce in one of New Yuri'* most *howy churches. She showed from fhe start then, notwithstanding her puritanical training, s-he was Interested in tli.' proceedings. She simiicel the elaborate ceremony, :!..��� architecture, the rh lily tinted windows anil the altni decorations closely. By ond by her eyes became fl;ced i n the ceiling. Hei friend wondered what particular feature of tho o lofty heights held ber attention for so long a time. During a lull In the 'banting of the choir she tried !���> Bad out "Oh." saiel the New England wo mun in tones of Infinite concern. "1 was just wondering how on earth they get away up there to dust the rafters:" --New York Post. j SEALED TEXDERS (in duplicate) i for the supply of Coal and Fuel Wood {required to heat the Military Buildings at Victoria, Vancouver, New e I Westminster and Rossland, B. C, for, rhe twelve months beginning 1st July, ' 1907. will be received up to Saturday, ' July 2b next. Each tender is to be I marked "Tender for Fuel," and addressed to the Secretary of the Militia Council, Ottawa. Printed forms of tender containing I full particulars may be obtained from . the Secretary of the Militia Council, ! Ottaw'-i or at the Office of the District Officer Commanding, Victoria, ^.who woll furnish all information re- j quired. Each tender must rie accompanied ,' by an accepted cheque, payable to the order of the Honourable the Min- i l'ster of Militia and Defence, for five , per cent of the amount of the tender, I which wil] be forfeited if the party | making the tender declines to sign a j contract when called upon to do so. : cheque wlll be returned. The Department does not bind Itself to accept the lowest or any tender. E. F. JARVIS. Secretary, Dept, of Mllltla and De- | fence. Departmenl of Militlu anel Defence. I Ottawa, June 21, 1907. Tenders for License to Cut Timber on Dominion Lands in the Province of British Columbia. i SEALED TENDERS addressed tothe' ; Commissioner of Dominion Lands, ! Department of the Interior, and mark- j ed on the envelope "Tender for Tim- j I ber Berth No. 524," will be received at this Department until 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday, the 21st day of; i August, 1007, for a license to cut tim- ber on Berth No.524, comprising lands' situate in the Province of British Col-; I umbia, and described as follows: Timber Berth No. 524, comprising .Legal Subdivision 14 of Section 12. J Township 6, Range 7, West of the 7th Meridian, containing an area of 40 , acres, more or less. The berth must be surveyed within cne year after the date of the notice! i awarding the berth. The regulations under which a 11- | cense will be issued/ also printed ', forms of tender and envelope, may be < : obtained al 'his Department or at the offlce of the Crown Timbei- Agent at 1 New. Westminster, B. C. Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank in favour of the Deputy of the (J Minister of the interior, for the amount of the bonus which the applicanl Is prepared to pay for a license. Th< highest or any tender not nec- ' SSarily ; e pted. No ten ler by telegraph will be en- tertaini I. PERLEY G. KEYES, Secretary. I:- 'artment of the Interior, Ottawa, June 25th, 1907. What Is "All Wool?" I have met a county magnate, o wealthy man who would not be put off with anything but the best, if ho knew lU clad In a handsome "homespun" suit, the delicate bine gray mixture of which I bflppenod lo know was pro duced by the' judicious blending of old blue stockings, such as navvies wear with old white stockings, I have, seen a "Hociely" lady In a stylish "blanket tweed" motor coat, Ihe composltl i��; of which I knew t., tie eef such a nature lliet it might very easily owe Its e-x Isti nce in pari to 'i.e- casi off li eslery ! of hor own scullery maid, collected from the ash bin. Even the' Judge try lug a ca f "misrepresentation of goods" may. as likely fls not, bo lea consciously sitting !n somebody else's thrown away rags that he has boughl as "all wool."���A Woolen Manufacturer in U-tvivf M.'ie'jizhip. ! SPROTT-SHAW! BUSINESS INSTITUTf I LIMITED. I 336 Hastings St. W, Vancouver. | Bookkeeping, Gregg and Pi:man j Shorthand. Telegraphy and En- ��� giueering. Seven Teachers forty-Five Typewriters Students Always in Demand. ! fi. I. SPitW, B. il, Principal i WHEN GOING EAST \SK THE TICKET AGENT TO SEND Vol; OVER "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" Eight Trains Every Dn y in tne Year Hin Deep Grief, Visitor-1 eln b ipe that poor Jack, your brother, docs nol grieve too much at my having broken our engagement I feel sure be must be very unhappy. What did he say, dear? The Sister- Ob, he saiel what a lucky thing It was you broke it off this week Instead of next, as it saved blm from having to buy you a birthday present: BETWEEN By (In' Pound. Little Elsie Mamma, how much dc people pay a pound for babies? Mam roa--Babies are not sold by the pound iny dear. Little Elsie���Then why de they alwuys weigh them as noon ai tbey sre born? St. Louis Post-DIs patch, ril��i.my. Effle- rnpa, ii man who tw- a wlfc too much is a bigamist. I* be notl P*pa (thoughtfully)���Not alwam, 4tu. -Illustrated Bite. Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago THE TRAIN OF FAME IHE NORTH-WESTERN, LTD. Embodies the newest and best idea* for COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, and LUXURY. It is lighted with both electricity and gas;, the most brilliantly illuminated train in the world. The equipment consists of private compartment cars, standard [6 section sleepers, luxurious dining car. reclining chair cars (seats free), modern day coaches and buffet, library and smoking cars. Fcr Time Tables, Folders, or any further information call on or write F. W. PARKER, GENERAL AGENT, 730 Secoim /.venue, Seatfie, Wash REAL ESTATE mat Owing to the many changes that have taken place in real estate during the past few weeks, we find it necessary to entirely revise our list. Within the next few days* announcements will be made in this space* of many very special bargains we will be enabled to offer Vb x-a fc^S.��i|lt^i��lM<_raB^^ IWiH*' REAL ESTATE BROKERS Telephone 333 Front Street Telephonc_3j33 |y, JULY 6, 1907. i,: THE DAILY NEWS. ������fc. v mmtaaM -��������. JK.��i' ._rt.-3"��(r ;-V lev��� Tenders for License tr Cut Timber on Ll :. :, and * - eighty chains and south eighty chains TENDERS FOR DERRICK, SCOW, to point of commencement. BOILER AND ENGINE. HNw��>''^r"-"<uje��>** 5. Commencing a: a pos" sei close after date we intend to apply to Tenders for a License to Cut Timber to No. 4 stake, thence v."-: eighty TEXDERS ad'.ressed to the nnder 3hlef Commissioner of on Dominion La:ds in the Province ehains. south eighty chains, east eigh- signed at Ottawa, and marked on the NOTICE. -ven that thirty HOME- oF CANADIAN ^D REGU-ATIONS. bje Dominion Lands with- British Colum- h,,; beaded by any per- id of a family, e0Ver is years of age, to of one-quarter section of Bnore be made personally at ... ,r the district in aDj is situate. Dominion L -ands in the Province of cut and carry away the Umber from British Columbia, the or permission to of British Columbia. SEALED TEN! following described lands, situate sealed Tenders addressed to the the Kitsumgallum valley: immlsskraer of Dominion Lands, De- Claim No. 4o��� Commencing at i��ost \ partment of the Interior, and marked Dominion - planted S. E. corner about 20 miles ou the envelope "Tender for Timber Department of the Interior, a:. ,;' r,'��m the mouth of North Fork of Berth No 521," will be received at this ed on the envelope "Tender |he Kilaumgallum river above Kit- Department until 12 o'clock noon on ber Berth No, al ihis Department n on on Wedm .. July, 1907, for a license to cul ty chains and north eighty chains to envelope' "Tenden tot Scow, Steam point of commencement. Engine, Boiler and Derrick for buoy J.P.THOMPSON. service, British Columbia, or tender New Westminster, B. C 30th May. for scow alone," will be received up 1907. sumgallum lake, thence running as Wednesday, the 24th day ot July, 190 ' follovs: 40 chalns west, SO chains for a license to cut timber on berth Tenders for License to Cut Timber on i north, 4.1 chains east, 40 chains north, No. 521, comprising lands situate in 40 chains east, SO chains south, 40 the Province of British Columbia, to chains west, 40 chains south to point | the East of Chehalis Creek and Lake j . and comprising 5 blocks, described as | SEALED TENDERS addressed to the follows Dominion Lands in the Province of British Columbia. on Berth Ne, - nprising lands nf commencement. ' I>: tishCol-l CIa'm No. 4'..���Commencing at. post planted at the head of Kitsumgallum -one ol ,. ,_��� .. :u mths' residence cultivation ot the land in |for thn |he fa:ln': ' '" mother, if the |g ,,. the homestead- .. . . the vicinity J ,. i for, the require- I may be satisfled . ng Commissioner of Dominion ]_ands. Bloci; 1.���Comprising that portion Department of the Interior, and mark- lake on west bank about 20 chains outside Timber Berth No. 44, Block 1, ed on Ihe envelope "Tender for Tim- south of the mouth of Kitsumgallum and Timber Berth 254 Block 1, of Sec- ber Berth No. 523," will be received hose vlag iana8|.r!ver where it enters lake, thence 40 tlon 23, Township 4, Range 2(4. West at this Department until 12 o'clock which lie to the wesl . . :.,.,. ,,,wins west, 160 chains south, 40 of the 6th Meridian, containing an noon on Wednesday, the 31st day eif required to per- "m ,la on -:" '"' - ' Chehalls ji, QS connected there- Lake and <!'"' " I blowingplans: Timbi Berth : :.prising and iul :��� of Tim ������ . hains ��� easl more or less to the shore, area of 387 acres, more or less. Sec ��� .- n0rth thence along shore to point of com- Blook 2.���Bounded on the wesl by on Berth No. July, 1307. for a license to cut timber :-' ' t Section 25 thi . bait of !'' " Cheha Is Creek, on the east by Timber situate in the Province of British ( il to the 20th DAY OF JULY, 1907. for supplying and delivering at Victoria, a wooden scow and the erection on board of a steel derrick With hoisting engine, boiler and other accessories according to specification: also for supplying and delivering at Victoria where directed, a double cy- Under tandem hoisting engine, winch to have four hoisting drums and two winch heads, an upright steel tubular steam boiler of 30 horse power capacity, and a structural steel derrick. Specifications of the machinery and plans of the derrick can be obtained at the Department here, at the agen cy nf this Department, Victoria, a: comprising land- lho Customa HouBe Vancouver, and with the Sectioi i3, the south half and 'he' c ' -v'��� 12.���Commencing at posti Berth 298 Block l.and the easl bound- umbia. and described aa follows: :���'" ' ' : - on i. Sec- :' ��� ��� about 20 chains south of the ary of same produced northerly to Timber Berth No, 523, comprising '���'"��� "��� Township ��� g tiona 1, ' ' sl of T. L. No 7941, thence Timber Berth 298 Block 2; on thu the north-easl quarter of Section 15, L 'i!' ast half of Si thenorth ' west, 160 chains south, 40 north by Timber Berth 264 Block 2, and thai portion of the north-west '���������" 1 'arte f Sectioi Se tl n 11 ' '��� ��� ' chains neer:h to point and 298 Block 2; and oa the south by quarter of Section ll nol covered by ,llf' ���-" ��� i half of Si 12 thi south ncement Timbei Berth 254 Block l. containing Timber Berth. 171 (being approxlma- wesi quartet of Si I: and th lira No. 13. Commen ... post an area of 726 acres, more or less. Itelj the north 36 chains) in Town- 80ut' " Seel n 15, In nted al the north west comer of Block 3.���Commencing al the south ship 5, Range 27, Wes: of the 6th tides, viz.. engine, boiler and derrick its as to resl- j Township 6, all in Range 1, Wesl of ition No. 42, thence 40 chains west, east irner of Timber Berth 29S Meridian, containing an area of 304 will be received, and separate' ten- by residence ' ' ",!l Meridian, com ning an area ns south, 10 chains eas', 160 Block 2, thence north-easterly at righi acres, more or less. .lers for the scow or tenders for all f 4-310 north to point of commence-j angles to the easterlj boundary of The berth must be surveyed within together. men' said Berth 298 Block2, 2 miles; thence one year after the date of the notice An accepted cheque on a chartered baa his perman- ning land own- ..';. of his home- the Customs House. New Westminster, B. C. Tenderers must furnish plana of the boilers and engines offered, and state the earliest possible time in which they will agree to make- the delivery. Separate tenders for the three ar- faal! ths' ��� .:: writing should The h musl be - rveye |0 tin- e. Jsloner of Do- "ne year afti the lati ; thi notice N . 14.���Commencing at post north-westerly at. right angles to Inst awarding the berth. I- ��� awa of intention awarding the berth lanted at the north west corner of course, 54 chains; thence south west- The regulations unde which a li- . Canadian bank equal to 20% of the whole amount of the lender must, ac- < - The reg ilations un ler whi :h a 11- Idsma purchased at ?10 censi issued, eels. Inted |or sol ��� and $20 for an- forms tendei and envelo] N ' than 320 acres ��� taim I th 5 Depa tmenl it at the Iquire ae Individual oi ;:. the Crown Timber \-"v al Ui rate of ten \ew West! . ;.- I [on . ' pounds shed! be Ion the gr ess output. V llnaiita. : W. CORY, :.i-:er of the In : publication of will not be paid IND REGISTRY ACT. ��� v application b > iter Florence Mary Department of tl | , the ' aer in Fee Simple' ������ hxSale Dee l from Tin' Cor- .:' ���':.��� trict ot Burnaby, to | :.:.:... bl ai lng el,lie the ['of Mai ll, A. D., 1902, of all | certain parcel or lan: 'i | premises situate. ie District of New er, ;:. Province of Bri- I mo e partlcularlj location No, I , thence 40 chains west, erl-v' a: right angles to lasl course, 21 cense "ill be Issued, also printed company each tender. The cheque 160 chains south, 10 chains east, 160 miles to easterly boundary of said forms of tender and envelope, may be accompanying the tender accepted hains north to point of commence- Berth 298 Block 2; thence south-east- obtained al this Departmenl or at the will be forfeited if the parly tender- menl erly along said boundary to place of office of the Crown Timber Agenl at inK declines to enter Into a contract Claim No. 15.���Commencing at the j be&mnillS, excluding therefrom any New Westminster, B. C. north west corner of location"'No. 44, Portion & Tim;..- Berth 308, which j Each tender must be tendei n ts: iccomp ini ��� I '^nce 40 by an accepted cheque ;. t chartered south, 40 chains east, 160 chains north lank in favor of the Depuf ot the t0 :,oint ot commencement. Minister of the ir, foi the am- Claim No, 46.���Posl planted al the .cn' of thi '. ���-..;:���'; the a; ellcant north west corner of location No, 12. repared to pa for a license. thence SO chains wes:. 120 chains ���i e high - o: ;. tend er no: i '��� '��� ' chains e ist, 80 chains south, b' chain? east. 40 chains south to ' ;i easterly bounds . SO chains.more No tendei dnt of commencement. or less, to the angle In said east j tertained. ,,, . .. ,- r, . , . . . ,i .bound.!:- of Timber Berth 302; thence Claim No. 4..���Post planted at the' north west corner of location No. 44. thence 10 chains west, 160 chains or fails tei complete the work con- iccompanled traded for, and each cheque will be chains west. 160 chains might fall within the? same, containing by an accepted cheque on a chartered returned Immediately In case of non- an area of 864 acres, more or less. bank in favour of the Deputj of the acceptance or a tender. Block 1.���Commencing at a point j Minister of the Interior, for the am- Th(' Department does not bind It- on Mi easterly boundary of Timber ounl of the bonus which the applicant w>If t0 accept the lowest or anj ten- Berth 302 Block 1, 5 chains south- is prepared to pay for a license. aer- easterlj from the north-east corner! The highest or any tender nol nee- Newspapers Inserting this advert- thereof; thence south-easterly along essarily ace ���ssariij a icepti . N . ��� pr .��� ;raph erl iim I PERLEY ti KEYES, Sec:-. I Inter! >r, ae en- PERLEY G. KEYES, north-easterly, at right angles to last Secretary. course following the boundary of said Departmenl of the Interior. v\ ilsement without authority from the telegraph wlll be en- Department will not be paid. F. GOTJRDEAU, Deputy Minister eif Marine and Fisheries. Ottawa. Canada, 28th May, 1907. Te-.ders for License to Cut Timber on Dominion Lands in the Province of Bre'.ish Columbia. A. II SEALED TENDERS addressed tothe ' Commissioner of Dominion Lands. Department of the Interior, and marked on the envelope "Tender for Tim- be:' Berth No. 518," will be received at this Department until 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday, the 21th lay of July. 1907, for a license tee cut timber on Berth No. 51S, comprishi lands situate In the Province eif Britl sh Col- im ia tO 'be' we'-; if Chi 'ee' .- Cl 'Ii and des ri ed as f ill iws: Tin ��� r Berth No. 5K con rlsl ��� ial onl eu of See -: :, _��� ��� i north ot Timber Berth 28 i and thai p irt! in of Section '������2 outside Timber Berth 264 and said Berth 2S0, in Township I. Range 30, Wi sl if the Oth Meridian; also the north halt an i the soutH-ea ���: quarter of Section 26, the uorth half and the south-wesl quarter ���_;. ihi easl b ul Section .'��� tb ��� noi half Section 32, Sections 33, II. "Z and those portions of Sec'.io-" 2.i an :,,; outside Timber Berths 2S0, 201 and 272, ::; Township 1, Range I, We sl ol th i : h Merid am als > Se'e tl ins 3, I. ;.. ���: ��� north I all an 1 south- tasl piar- ,,,.. ge ���;,.;, 6 .-��� ' tions 7. 3, the n irth half and the south-west quarter Sei - tlon 9, the south-east quarter Section , L0, the south half Section 16, the sou h dd land by virtue .if half and the north-wesl quarte s - "I Instrument, and all tlon 17, the north half and south-easl ,\ .TICE ... interest in the garter Section IS, the south be:: and ent, whose title iw north-west quarter Section l ri ied as subdivisions . lsl m "A" ed lot 23, ;;.:.. hereby re- ��� ' claims oi tin' :' irty- five daj'S ��� firs! publication thi : wise I shall regis- I M Eveleigh as owner | : ��� \; i I hereby direct I ��� ��� ��� notice for thlr- I ne.-. spaper publlsh- I ' in ter will be good rice thereof. " Land Registry Office. Province of British . day of April, A. D., C. S. KEITH, District Registrar. Esp. north, 40 chains east, 160 cbains south to polnl of commencement. Claim No. 43.���Post planted about I I chains n irth if the north west corner of T. L, No. T:11::, thence 160 chains west, 10 chains south. 160 chains east, more or less to river, :' ence along river to point of comnu ncement Ciaim No. 19 ���P is north west corner of T. L. 7943, th< ni e 160 chains west, 40 chains south, 160 chain- e.isl. 40 chains north to point of commencement. Claim Ne). 50.���Post planted aboul 10 chains wi ' of the north east corner of locati in N i. 48, thence SO chains west, SO i hains north. SO chaina last, 80 chains south to poin: ot commencement, Claim No. 51.���Post plante.1 at the south west corner of T. L. N'o. 7943, thence 160 ch iins west, to cha na north, 160 chain.- east, 10 chaina south to polnl eef commencement. Claim No. 52.���Post i lante 1 ab iul 1 io chains wes! if the south eas! corner of 'I". 1.. No. 7943, thence 160 chains west, 10 chains south, chains east, 10 chains north I )���' i ommencement. Located M t; ". 1907. 1. icators: WILLIAM MOODY, FRANK VANDALL. Berth 302, 40 chain-; thence north- westerl; paralled to first course1 so chain-, more or less, to correspond with i m ;th ot flrsl . mi se; thenci' south-westerly paralled to sec.unl course 10 chains, to point of commenci :eeni. containing an area of 320 acres, more or les. B i . .'. Comm m lag al a poin: on the easterly shore, of Chehalls Lake, Ottawa, Maj 30th, 1907 LAND REGISTRY ACT. Canadian Pacific Railway Co. British Columbia Cnv.i. Lena Service. TAKE NOTICE that an application has been made1 to register Francis C. Honour as the owner in fe'e> Blmple, ���under a tax sale deed from the Mayor and Treasurer of the City ot New Westminster, tb Francis C. Honour, a��ted. :1.;i1f 50 chains southerl; trom northerly bearing date the 2nd day ot October, end of said lake; thenoe southerly A. D. 1903, ot all and singular thai along said easterlj shore of lake, 2V4 certain parcel or tracl of land audi " !������-���" miles in direel dls ince, with a depth premises Bltuate, lying and belnf of 67 chains on said easl shore, meas- the City or New Westminster, in the ' " l!' ''!:" u id .it righl angles to the general Province of British Columbia, more bearing of said easterly shore of lake particularly known and .lescribed as within the bloi . ml bn'nr. an area Subdivisions 17. is. 19, of Lot 8, sub- L, pi a res, mo ��� or less. urban Mick 9. r: ��� I '. nooi be surveyed with- You and each of you are require. TIME T-XBLE B, C. Coast Line Servce. ALASKA ROUTE. (Svibject to change without notice). Steamer. Princess Beatrice Princess May.... Princess jn ! Princess May Princess Prince.ss May. Leaves Vancouver. .. July ii, 11 p. m. . .July 12, M p. m. . .July 19, ll p, m. .. .Jul; 20, ll p. ni. . . Aug. 2, 11 p. in. . .'Aug. 9, 11 p. in. . .Aug. 16, 11 p. ni. .. .Aug. 2:i. ll p.m. . .Aug. 30, II p. m. point with Ibis notice, ��� through or under ns claiming any Agen! VANDALL. NOTICE. ireb: given tha! 30 dal ���. ^ ��� Intend to 'reply to an i ihi Hon Chief C mimlssloner ol the !. nda an I W irks for a sped i I l under the provisions those portions of Sections 1, ll, an I Sectl m 12.' licence to cul an I < irrj away t.m- ig 272 and 302, ber from the following described , i, Wesl of the lan I . situ ite I In the , Section 12, the Beginning al 1 posl ,, ,4) :;,i the sou ' if -nail baj BOlltll -ib ;( Township 5, ial md aboul on 1 mile easl of Booker Tth Meridian, Lagoon, thence uorth 10 chains, we I , vi;- ncre8i .;, Ch 1 ns, n irth !0 chains, easl I halns, south 10 chains, easl 10 1 imins, so ith iO chains, easl IU The berth m 1 ' /."" ,,,,, , , ,���th 10 chains, west. 4U in ine year ifter the date of the notle ��� awarding the iierth. 1'., ��� re filiations under which a Ii- ci nse will be Issued, also printed 1. of ten ler an i envelope, may be ol ' lined at this Department or al the cif.ii ��� of the Crown Timber Agent at Nevi Westminster. II. C. Each ten ler musl be accompanied . .... epl ��� i '; ique on a chartered bank In favour of I be Deputy o�� the ������ ii iter of the ir.-:' ir, for the am- 1. nl of the bonu ��� which the appll- . prepare I to p iy tor a license.. N e tender bj telegraph will be en- , i'i. The hi . lesl or any tender n it nei ea irllj a cepted PERLEY Q, KEYES. Secretary. D ep ,; tmenl of the Interior, Otl iu 1, A irfl 24th, 190Y, NOTICE. Princess liVani.v. Princess Mav .... Princess Beatrice, to VANCOUVER-VICTORIA ROUTE contest the claim of the tax pur- S.S. Princess Victoria leaves Vancou- chasbr within forty-five days trom the ver, 1 p.m. daily, .bile, of the first publication ot this Leaves Victoria dailj at 1 a.m. notice, otherwise 1 Bhall register VIOiORIA-SEATTLE ROUTE. Francis C. Honour as owner thereof PRINCESS BEATRICE. in fee. An.l l direct that publication Leaves Victoria dally excepl Monday dally newspaper Westminster tor good and sufflcl- ���i;i'1 Registrj Act," shall be ind debarred from 1 laim to or in respect lOld ror taxes iis "Lan 1 Registry Act." NOTICE. il thirty elays after : '" m ike application to mer or Lands and ie io cut and carry .Ms- half Sectl n wesl ot 1 ia Townshli 7th Mer! Han; a! east quarter Seel Range 2, West of th containing ':. ' ! '��� more or less, .,;���.,.; el "ilillll ' '' :' r a || |,ilu'������ from the following de - ��mmeni Ing a! n posi plant- - de o�� Twenty-Five k ani1 marked .lames Sharpe, thence 10 chainB west; I ' 8 chains; thence east 80 f' '���]"'��� '""'Ui sn chains; thence I ' iiolnl of commence- Ti; ��� regulatli ���ii;,e will be I ' ��� ������ n e 'mmencing nl BOUth of a pose James one year after ' Iat' "��� ':"' aotice iwardlng the ber h. e under which a II- Issued, also prlnti I ..,, , : . sr and envelope, may be obtained al this Departmenl or U the offlce e.f the Crown Timber Agent at New Weatmlnsti r, B. C. ' Lac!, tender mu e a ��� ����pwled by an accepted cheque on a char ered bank in favour of the Deputy of thi Minister of the interior, or the am- aufl Whtch lhe applicant ,v for : b. ��� - ',:1 tend ir aot nec- ;, ,e, , g mth : 1 ; h ins. west , hain 1 to ] iinl if commencement, TI Tal ��� notice that, thirty days atfer ia8l district: date I Inten I to make application t.e planted head 11 ; lief Commi doner of Lands and of Broughton Works for a 1 cense to cul and carry . 1 timber from the following des- :rlbed lands, situated In New West- pi minster district, 1. Commencing al a posi set on ith bank n1' : iresa creek about thr 0 an I a b ilf miles west rrom Sil- reek, thence norih eighty chains, M'LAUGHLIN LUMBER CO., easl eighty chains, south eighty I/in. \ i!,, ouve', 3, C, Ms 1907 hains, and wesl eighty chains to mint of commencement, 2. Commencing at a. post set close to No. I stake, tlienee norlh eightj west eighty cliains, south FORESHORE LEASES. Notice e- hereby given tha't, 60 days imalnf, ,.-. . ��� ,!,���.., 1 Intend to apply to the eightj chains, and easl eighty chains Hon. Chief Commissioner or Lands : thenc* f"th80 chains; thence thence north SO West in chains, lo ii "men:. JAMES SHARPE ount of the bo is prepared to The hlghesl 01 west 10 essarily accepted. No ten ler by telegraph tertained. ,.-..5,5 PERLEY (i. KI'ALS, S-v;7etary an I Work- brr a lease of the foreshore Ighl for booming and milling purpose .-. comprising the whole of a bay, given the name of Independent Bay, altuated about two miles south of the will be on ti ; oint of commencement, :'. Commencing at a post set close j to No, I Stake, thence west eighty j chains, south forty chains, east one 1 hundred and sixty chains, north forty, chaina and wesl eighty chaina to point ., ..:,i of <'r<s'i Island, on the eastjof (ommencement. bank of Kltlmat Arm. ami about two j 4. Commencing at a post set on the | miles south from Kildala Arm. Depariment of the Interior. Located April Sth, 1907. WILLIAM MOODY, Locator, FRANK VANDALL, Agent. railway belt line, distant about six j miles north of the north shore of Harrison bike, theace west eighty 1 chains, north eighty chains, east, of ihi. notice in a published in New Ihirly days shall be eiu service hereof, Daied al the Lan I Registry Office, New Westminster, Province of British Columbia, this I'.Mh day of March, A. 1). 1907. C. S, KEITH, District Registrar To George VV, Jamieson, li; p All persona serve.I with this noiice, and those claiming through or under them, and all persons 1 laimlng any Interesl In the said land bj virtue e>r any unregistered Instrument, and all persons 1 laimlng imm Interesl In the Bald l iii'l b ��� descent, ��hose title Is nol registered under the. provisions of the "Land Registrj Vet," ihall be forever 1 itopj��*��� l me 1 deb irred from setting up any claim to or In re .pool 1 of the Bald land sii s .11 For taxeB Us provided by the "Land Registrj Acl." FIRE ALARM BOXES Following is Hi" i icatlon and mini bei of the Are alarm boxes In the city: 6���Asylum. 8���Royal City Mills, 7��� Carnarvon and Tenth, 8���Koyal avenue and Eighth. 9���Fifth avenue anel Twelfth. 12���St. Mary's Hospital. 13���Second and Park Row. I-I��� Columbia nnd Dufferln 15���Sapperton. 2.'!���Queen's avenue and Sixth. 21���.....el avenue and Second. 25���Fifth avenue and Fourth. 26���Fifth avenue anl Eighth. 27���Third avenue ami Tenth. S2���Agnes and Sixth, 84���Schaake Machine Works. 3S���Columbia and McKenzie. 30���C.P.R. Station. 42���Small and Auckland Mills. at 8:30. VICTORIA ���.STMINSTER NEW Wi ROUTC. S.S. Rithel Leaves Victoria on Tuesday and Friday at 7 a.m., and leaves Nen West minster on Wednesday and Saturdaj at 7 ii.m. VANCOUVER NANAIMO ROUTE. S. S. Joan Leaves Vancouver daily at 1:30 p.m WEST COAST ROUTE. Steamer Queen City, Leaves Victoria al 11 p.m. on 1st, 7th, and 1 Uh each month tor Cla; r> epioi: leaves Victoria on 20th for Quatslno and way points. LOWER FRASER RIVER ROUTt. Steamer Transfer , Leaves N'e'-w Westminster on Mon day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 2 p.m. an 1 Saturd iy at 2 t>. in. with additional trip on Mon .I iy at ."1 a. m. Leaves Steveston Mon.lav. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 a. in.; Friday at 8 a. in. additional : trip Saturday p. 111. UPPER FRASER RIVER ROUTE S. 8. Beaver Leaves New Westminster, 8 a. m. Mondays, Wednesdays ami Fridays. Leaves Chiiliwack 7 a. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, calling at landings between New Westminster in I Chiiliwack. NORTHERN B. C. ROUTE. S. S. Tees Leaves Vancouver at S p.m. 2nd , and llUh of each month, calling at Sktdegate on first trip and Rella Coola on second trip. Time on arrival and departure are approximate. For reservations and Information nail or address ED. OOTTLET, Agent, New Westminster. E. J. COYLE, Asst. Oen. Pass Agent, Vancouver. J. W. TROUP. Qeneral Superintendent, Victoria. ' ������' I l ���"--?��������� __>..�� I . . THE D. AIL Yi* NEWS., SATURDAY JULy. SPECIALS GOODWILL'S FAMOUS FRUITS - Raspberries, Cherries, Peaches, Pears. PATTERSON CAMP COFFEE, in two sizes. BERMUDA WHITE ONIONS. FRESH STRAWBERRIES AND TOMATOES. Public Supply Stores ^> WORKS OF A WATCH. ! vXabWaWaX*?^^ GEO. ADAMS Prop. GOOD BUSINESS OPENING I A Quarter or a half interest for safe in a flourishing Sawmill business. Only ill-health would make a man retire from such a profitable business. About $3000 cash required. This is a cinch. Come and learn full particulars. Malins, Coulthard & Co. Ltd J. H. VIDAL, Mgr. Real Estate Department New Wellington COAL MAYERS y PRESTON Blacksmiths' Coal in stock. OFFICE: FRONT STREET, FOOT OF SIXTH, NEWiWESTMINSTER All the Parts Are lint ��bt Kxvrt-Hhitia of One Ideu. To one who hns never studied the mechanism of :i watch Its mainspring or the balance wheel is a were piece of metal. lie may have looked nt the faee of the watch, and while he admires the motions ot Its hands and the time It keeps he may have wondered in idle amazement as to the character of the' machinery which is concealed within. Take lt to pieces and show him each part separately, and he will recognize neither design nor adaptation nor relation between them, but put them together, set them to work, point out the nthe'es of each spring, wheel and cog, explain their movements nnd then show him the resull. Now he perceives that it Is all one design: that, notwithstanding the number of parts, their diverse forms and various offices aud the agents concerned, lhe whole piece Is of one idea. He now rightly concludes that when the mainspring was fashioned and tempered its relation to all the other parts must have been considered; tliat the cog- on Ihis wheel are cut aud regulated���adapted���to the ratchets on that, etc., and his linal conclusion will be that such a piece of mechanism could uot have been produced by chance, for tbe adaptation of the parts is such as to show it to be according to design and obedient io the will of one Intelligence. MUSLINS of QUA1I AT LITTLE COST P. O. Box 345 'Phone 105. BRYSON & SONS Hardware, Monarch Ranges 187 Columbia St. Tel. 65 VT Agents for 'KLEENO" "ft* ***************************************************** Tissue Paper Paper Napkins Chinese Lanterns Fans Combs Brushes Toothpicks Pocket Knives : * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * i> * �� *************************************************** -AT- J. J. MAC KAY & GO'S BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS and NEWS DEALERS * ��� ���* * * ':-* CARS LEAVE EVERY HALF HOUR FROM- 8 A.M. TO 11 P.M. As Usual �������-4 SUMMER IS HERE ! Keep out tnose Bluebottles Fool those Mosquitos by fixing up our Screen Doors ana Screen W inaows Fifty Mile* <<> Miirkct. It is not an uncommon thiug lit France to see a fanner forty or fifty miles from home in wei weather with c load. If he sees a prospect of a three days' raia. he puis his tarpaulin over bis load, a cover over his horses und a waterproof coat on aud starts off to market. He may go fifty miles before he finds a market that suits bim, or he may know in advance just where be is going. Vou do not ofteu see anybody driving fifty miles through a rainstorm lu the United States to find a market for a load of hay, but it is not' uncommon to see farmers' wagons forty or fifty miles from home iu France. They choose the wet weather for that purpose. Their roads are just as good then as at any time. We have just opened up a nice line of ALUMLM'M GOODS, including��� Preserving Kettles Tea Kettles Rice Boilers Etc, Etc. t These goods are giving splendid satisfaction, anil we recommend them. 75 Pieces of Wash Muslins anj I Fancy Ginghams 15c per yard While we show many handsome Wash Jyl ranging in price from 25c to 45c, we are makb J low priced line a special feature this week. It ofl exceptional opportunities to provide tin.. chitdJ with serviceable wash dresses at a minimum cost! In the list are Plain and Check Gingh; Chambrays, Striped Percales, Cotton chair Flowered Organdies, Swiss Spots and Dimities/ See our large show window for a few varietJ | ANDERSON | f & LUSBY ll ft ft M AI >:.cC'��x*>>>>>>>>>>>x��>>>>:>xc i W.S. COLLISTER && 247 Columbia Street. New Westminster The Chinese. Conservative historians among the Chinese claim for their race au antiquity of at least 100,000 years, while those whose estimates are a little "wild" assert that the Chinese were the original inhabitants of the earth and that Chinese history goes back at least 500,000,000 years. The government records of China place the foundation of the empire.' at 2500 B. C. and claim that It. was established by Tohl, who, they assert, is the Noah mentioned in the book of Genesis, B. C. 224(1. How It Struck Her. "Vou seemed greatly impressed." said the minister, "with my description of how they brought the head of John fhe Baptist before the kins on a salver." "Yes." sighed Mrs. lie Style; "I was thinking how much better they train i'd servants in those days. Now, mine, tvben ll,,-y bring me thlDgs, are forever forgetting the salver."���Louisville Con. rler-Journal. first A Sti re Wuy, Author���Oh, i'-e unutterable monotony of existence! I am thoroughly disgusted "illi it nil. Would lhat I might completely disappear for awhile. Second Author���Then why uon't you marry a famous woman?" Judge. Iler Mourning:, Maud���Why Is that lady over the wa," always in black? Is she mourning for any one? Boss Yes, a husband. Mam! I didn't know she'd been married. Bess- N'i fng for n husband but she's mourn- all lhi' same. IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS M, forgotten, make life miserable when camping LIME JUICE for the thirsty LEMONADE TOOTH POWDER for cleanliness SOAP for cleanliness SPIRIT KETTLES for speedily making hot water HAIR BRUSHES POCKET CORKSCREWS Etc., Etc. A Good Oin House on Tth Avenue, near 4th street. Five rooms, hall and pantry, and electric light. Nice lot, stable and chicken run. Price $1800, favorable terms, DOMINION TRUST COMPANY THOS. R. PEARSON, Manager REAL ESTATE and INSURANH To those who cannot swim ���Our Water Wings will support a person weighing 250 lbs. as easily as a boy of 50 lbs. By the use of them you can pet twice as much fun out of your morning dip. See Our Window For Camping Requisites T. A. MUIR THE DRUGGIST ��� Columbia Sf. "Quality and Price 7. KEEP YOUR VALUABLE PAPERS IN A New Stock Patterns Safe Deposit OF - When you get supplies for the pantry you wa " fresh. Th.'ii when you want good TEA AND COFFEE why don't you call en the man who make..-' of them, and get value for your money'.' ri Aw i nr /* Ofl! St.. next tn Columbia! Edmonds I ea to. phone 309 GARR'S BISCUIT! in hau-pound packages c per Ib. -AT 50c RETURN BOX 1 IN ] I Fire - Proof Vaults OP THE WESTMINSTER TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COT, Ltd. Paid up Capital. S 100.000 DINIRWARE JUST OPENED Adams y Dean -AT Executors, Trustees, Assignees, Receivers, Liquidators, Guardians �� ' Ileal estate agreements of saie purchased on short notice The Westminster Trust and Safe Deposit Co., im. iji.ackik BLOCK I F. J. HART, Manager MOREY'S 217-219 Columbia St. Also, a lot of lovely things in CHINA, .suitable for wedding gifts. Westminster Transfer Co. I ifflc.e 'Phone l*fi. Horn roone 137 Columbia Bt. I | ; Baggage delivered promptly to tny I part of the city. j Light and Heavy Hauling Cffiss���Tram Depot BULLET IN* Great Northern Railway| SI7.40 Spokane and razlurn. Accouni Baptist Young People's Jnion. Tickets on sale July :'. and ,'i, return limit July 10. Fare and One-third for round trip to I"''1' points in Washington on account of Fourth of July> Tickets on sale July X and 4, return limit July 6. $3.55 Seattle and return. Account Twenty- third International Christian Endeavor Convention. Tickets on sale July 8 and !), return limit .lul,vj��_ Low round trip rates to all taslcrn points. Tickets on sale July 8, 4 and 5; Aug. 8, 9 and 10; Sept. 11, Vl and 18; return limil 90 days. St.Paul $60, Chicago $71.60, St.Louis $67.50, Winnipeg $0(1. New York $107.60. For rates to other points and all information, call on or address F. C. MEYERS, Agenl Bank of Commerce Bldg- Telephone 194
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The Daily News Jul 6, 1907
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