^#UltiV84rJ\i ff.a$ J^A", 11" VOLUME II. 7croR'N-V)> iljp Ixyr-eaa NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1906. NUMBER 5. North Vancouver. The marvelous strides, with which Los Angeles has been pushing to the lore in population and natural wealth, has furnished an object lesson to other cities of the Pacific coast. Cities and towns, which have been forging ahead with a conservative gait, are now manifesting a desire to speed along at a more rapid rate. Los Angeles by steady advertising and boosting succeeds in attracting fully a hundred thousand tourists every year. The average tourist goes in quest of health and pleasure, and Los Angeles, with its genial midwinter clime and many attractions, has created a veritable garden spot, where weary mortals may linger and chase dull care away. Nothing succeeds so much as success, and already many cities are bent on emulating the methods by Which Los Angeles secures such a bountitul crop oi shekels Iruiii Us annual tourist harvest. If North Vancouver will .only tackle this tourist business in a determined manner, and map out a plan of campaign, there is not tbe slightest duubt that it has the best chance ol any city in the Northwest to become a favored resort among the travellin| public. When it comes to scenic attractions, North Vancouver is without a peer. Its picioral canvass is painted with glowing colors, iu which mingle all the charms of mountain, stream, wood- l.ui.l and sea. With the advent this year of aa electric tramway, there will be a desire among l.iuusands to explore the beauties ot scenery to be lound on every Inn I Whit city in the universe possesses ao-maoy beautiful spots tt in,ii sttch easy accessf Prom the Capilano river to Seym J.ir creek is a perfect wonderland, with its snow-crested mountain peaks and rugged canyons. The sentinel Lions, already rendered immortal inverse; Grouss mountain and the Capilano are yearly becoming more widely known, and their lame will continue to attract people from all parts of the globe. North Vancouver, with its sunbathed slopes and its invigorating, clear atmosphere, is destined to become the abiding place of a large population when its intrinsic merits are appreciated at their true worth. The One Hundred Thousand Club of Vancouver will arrive at its goal more speedily by exploiting the scenic features of North Vancouver. When the B. C. Electric Railway Company is ready to carry thousands of sightseers to the very top of Grouse mountain, Vancouver City will have at its doors an attraction which will eclipse that of any other city on the Pacific coast. Speed the day, then, when the tram line shall be carried to lhe top of Grouse mountain, and in the meantime it shall be the duty of residents in North Vancouver to make it the greatest tourist resort in the West. Nortli Vancouver is growing faster than any city in British Columbia. Its prospects are of the brightest. Miles of streets are being opened up, graded and graveled, upon which sidewalks are being laid. Parks and boulevardes, trains, electric light, telephones, and fine water services, best hotel accommodation and all-round seaside resort will place our Ambitious City in a position this year to reach out for such an increase of population as to cause wonderment among thc other growing and prosperous towns of this province. Mass Meeting. Municipal Council. Wedding Bells. The rural ratepayers was well-attended ou night. Reeve Kealy presided. | on Wednesday Among those who spoke were W. L. Keene, J. Balfour-Ker, J. M. Duval, G. S. B. Perry and J. Cook. The incorporation bill, as passed, but not yet in force, shows that the new city will be but a central strip out of the old municipality. This necessitates the making of some arrangement for the control and guidance in the future of the omitted portions. Some thought that there should be one munici pality formed out of the left-over parts. Others thought that as there were two sections cut off one from the other by the city it would be better to have two municipalities. After some further discussion as to whether it would be better to have one or two new municipalities, Mr. Keene moved that a committee be appointed to go thoroughly into the matter. This motion was passed and the following committee was chosen: Messrs. W. L. Keene, J. M. Frome, C. 0. Wickenden, J. Balfour Ker, P. Larson, R. K. Houl- gate, P. Westover, A. H. Davidson and A. D. Nye. These will work in conjunction with thc old incorporation committee consisting of Reeve Kealy, Councillors Morden, Bell, Allen and Cornish, Messrs. E. Mahon, J. C. Keith, C. K. Hope, W. E. Thompson, A. Dick, A. B. Diplock, G, J. Phillippo, Geo. Bartley and Dr. Carroll. meetingl The regular fortnightly meetingI The home of Mr. Isaac Waldeu Monday of the municipal council was held [ was gay and festive on Thursday Bank of B.N. A. The 70th yearly report of the general meeting of the court of directors of the Bank of British North America, held on March 6 at London, shows that the profits for the half-year, including £<j,- 505. os. 3d., brought forward irom last account, amount to ,/.'<i.\572. us. nd., out of which tbe duec- tors hav* now to repor' the declaration ol a dividend ol 30s. pei share, payable, free of income tax, on the 5th of April next, being at the rate ol 6 pi cent, per annum, and the addition ol ^'20,000 to the reserve fund. The sum of ,£10,000 has bc*-n appropriated on bank premises account, leaving a balance of £7,252. hs. lod. to be carried forward. The dividend warrants will be remitted to the proprietors on the 4th of April next. Since the last report branches have been opened at Davidson, Sask., and Duncans, B. C, and since the end of the year a branch has been opened at North Vancouver, B. C, Alexander, Man., and Toronto, Dufferin street. The following appropriations from the profit and loss account have been made for the benefit of the staff, namely: To the Officers' Widows' and Orphans' Fund, ,£513, ias. od.; to the Officers' Pension Fund, ;£6o6. 10s. id.; to the Officers Life Insurance Fund, ^aoo. os. od. The Thrilling Effect. feirt Campbell, the town barber, has a phonograph in his shop. And the patrons enjoy the music very much. Of course the critics get their work in and say that thc words of the songs can't be understood, only here and there a word being recognizable. Our esteemed crank (riend condems all hilalutin music, like you get out of phonographs and hear in the opera houses. When he was in London, he went on to say, that the gieat organ pealed forth. The leader of the choir waved his baton with great energy, his head and his whole body assisting in keeping time and giving expression to the noble anthem. And the choir sang, in full chorus; "Am maw 0 waw maw raw yaw jaw; Woe yo baw ho raw law aw waw. Law jaw 0 baw maw raw. Vo baw hec aw baw jaw 0 baw Woe haw daw maw aw daw raw aw, Baw waw shaw law 0 maw!" The coagregation had some difficulty in uuderstaiiding thc words, but the music was grand, and it sounded like worship, concluded our crank friend. night. A ful council was present, and th business transacted was of a routine nature. Belyea & Son wrote requesting that Fifteenth street be graded to their barn. Referred to Board of Works. The Coast Quarries, limited, wrote re crushed rock. It was decided to take 100 yards of rock. Percy Webster, George Eastman and Humphrey Williams, owners ol block 43 and 25, in dis trict lots 1271 and 547, wrote asking that the present council take action to instal water system to tlieir property. Laid over, Jas. N. J. Brown et al., wrote applying lor a plank sidewalk from Lonsdale avenue to Jones avenue on Fourteenth street. Referred to Board of Works. M. E. McDowell wrote asking that Second street in front of her premises be fixed up. Referred to Board of Works. C. Gross wrote asking for a four-foot sidewalk to the front of his house on First street. Board of Works. British Columbia Electric Railway Company, limited, wrote asking council to give the location ot arc lights. Referred to Light Committee. Central Real Estate Company, Vancouver, wrote asking if the west half of district lot 783 is on the market. Filed. William A. Bauer, asking that Seventeenth, Eighteenth ami Nineteenth streets, between Malum and Jones avenues, be opened up. Laid over. Robert L. ,Docherty, secrctar) Horticultural Society, unite thanking the council lor exempting ihe gardens irom taxation. Filed. A. McKay Jordou wrote asking that wood in trout of hie resident-. be liiirnt, Filed, a-; work has been done. Western Corporation, limited, wroic advising coiiiii.il that it liaO Completed arrangement:, to siaa aud operate a sawmill with u capacity ot i2,ouo feel a day, on Iul-ck 616. The council was asked li cut and clear a right-of-way, sa\ 20 feet wide, and plank same some eight feet wide, through Sutherland avenue, to about lbtfo leet. The corporation offered to build same as Lynn valley road for $075. lt was decided by the council to change the proposed route along Seventeenth street from Lynn valley road to Sutherland avenue. The corporation were instructeii to go ahead with the work. From J. W. Balmain, municipal engineer, re his arrangement with the council and other matters ol a routine nature. Board ol Works. From Vancouver Land and Improvement Company, submitting plans for Queensbury avenue anil asking council to gazette and expropriate same. The council passed a by-law to do this. In accordance with the new school act and also the act of in corporation, the board of school trustees cease to exist. The council then adjourned till Monday night at 7:30 o'clock. LOCALS. A. Nye is giving his rool a coat of tar. Will Slater, of Seattle, was here on Thursday. Wm. Torrance, Vancouver, is registered at the Hotel Nortli Van- A new restaurant will he opened on the Esplanade about the 1st of April next. Nortli Vancouver society is all are requested to attend a meeting, to be held on Tuesday evening; next at 8 o'clock in the municipal hall. There should be a large turnout. The latest song is that of the gas man. "I'll meter in the cellar." W. Wilband, a prominent contractor ol Vancouver, is having a residence erected lor himself on Sixth street west, that will rank among the best in North Vancouver. The person who found the agog these days in anticipation 0f, lambskin collar wil Ibe rewarded if Prince Arthur's visit. 'hey leave same >>' ,his office- I The collar was lost in January, on The real estate firm of Eves & i Lonsdale avenue, between Second Eves Hogg has dissolved. Mr, will continue the business. evening, the 22nd instant, when a happy couple were united in the bonds of holy matrimony, The contracting panics were Agustus Ailolplins Krneger, a large rancher of Eddy county, North Dakota, and Miss Rose E. Waldeu, eldest|couver daughter of our well-known hardware merchant, Rev. J. 1). Gillam, M. A., tied the knot securely. The ceremony took place under a canopy of palms in the presence of the immediate friends of the bride. The duties of bridesmaid were performed by Miss Anna L. Waldeu, while Mr. Stephen Waldeu supported the gronin. After the ceremony the bridal party did justice to the marriage feast, and the whistle of the last 1 A can 1 too soon to break up the happy gathering' The bride received many beautiful and valuable presents, and bears to her Dakota home the good wishes of her Iriends. She was dressed in a handsome gown of white silk, trimmed with ribbon and lace,'while her hair was decked with white flowers. The bride's maid wore a dress of pale blue silk, trimmed with lace, and she carried white and pink .lowers. The bride bore a very hand-; Harry James, who has been some boquet of flowers and carried 1 having a serious time with inflam- the ptoposed prize masquerade off the honors of the evening very imatory rheumatism, is improving, ball and supper, which will now be held on Tuesday, April 3rd Miss Pearl McLarty, who hai nextl The affair will take place in been at Karnloopa for the winter, the Lar50n pavjiion. Arrangements have been made for a late and Third street. R. L. Reed, ol the Bank of British North America, paid the He was formerly connected with the Winnipeg branch, but has been transferred to Victoria, for which city he left on Wednesday. Geo. Steacy, M. D., M. R. C. S. of Cornwall, Ont., brother of A. R. Steacy, ol Lonsdale avenue, who intends taking up residence in North Vancouver, is, we are sorry to There is a rumor to the effect j learn, unable to do so at present that the sawmill at Moodyville'owing to ill health. will shortly start running again. „, ., .. ,, r> The North Vancouver Dancing Academy have changed the date of Miss M. Kirkpatrick has left for her home at Ashcroft, after spend- town a visit this week ing a month wilh friends here. Today a party of, loci.1 Nimrods enjoyed a pigeon shoot at the Hotel North Vancouver butts. Rod Campbell, sr., and Mr. Gilchrist, of Vancouver, paid Thf. EXPRESS a visit on Wednesday. becomingly, Mr. and Mrs. Kruger left Vancouver by the 0. o'clock C. P. R. train for tlieir home in the East, but it is to lie hoped that thev will return to the coast in the near future and locate here. as returned to Hotel North Vancouver. For Halibut Fishing;. Hotel North Vancouver. the guest* this week The following are registered at the bote C. 0. Anderson, Sweden. W. E. Hawkinson, Seattle Frank Rcid, Victoria. A. B. Mallory, Vancouver. H. A. Hawks, " ]no. Hither, " S. R. Robb, F. S. Mallory, Jim Smith, Moodyville. Stockholm, A stiong company, including several North Vancouver resident*., has been organized lor ihe purpose of fishing Halibut 011 the Coast, and already mailers are well under way wilh that end 1.1 view. tap*. Gosse h.ia been instrumental to no small degree in sucu»>alul|y Min- ,ng this new syndicate, ami is heavily miei'i'.-ileil 111 the company. I'ne shareiiulders are assiiit.il 01 SUCCeiii, a.* llie field foC Ailing 1- large ami plentously supplied, while the marKet cxtcnus the length aud breath ol Canada. Already a trawler is on its way, Irom England, consigned to this Company, ami Irom data to hand, will be une ol the best ol its kind on the Coast, as it is equipped with the latest type of powerful engines, and a complete trawling and fishing apparatus. As the quantity of halibut has not diminished in the least, in spite of the fact that millions of tons have liin'ii taken out annually, it is safe to predict that the members of this organization will be ensured ul success Irom the start. If things upset you easily, look out: That is one sign of old age. The tug Linda brought a scow- load of lumber from Van Anda for the Western Corporation on Wednesday. Master Newton Steacy, son of our popul.r grocer, is out again afler his recent illness, which w s a severe attack of inflammation. The committee appointed by thc muss meeting of rural ratepayers last Monday night will meet in the municipal hull next Monday night. Kenneth Harpur, of the Dank of British North America, is laid up with a very sore foot at the Hotel Nortli Vancouver. It was acci- dently poisoned. Thomas, tho 13-year old son of Mr. McDonald, formerly of Moodyville, but who now resides ou Second street, is very ill. Dr. P.iol is ti, aliag him. Mrs. Nevills an.) son, of Portland, Ore., are visiting friends here. In all likelihood they will make North Vancouver their permanent home. The Western Corporation will install a sawmill, with a capacity of 12,000 feet a day. The establishment ui industries is whal makes the town grow. Telephone connection between here and Vancouver will soon be an accomplished fact, if the letting of the contract for the erection ol the poles bears any omen. The contra* t Inr this part ol the line has been awarded tu Messrs. W. H. Harris and James l'awcett, who will commence operations immediately, It is stated that as soon a* the poles are in position the wires will be strung and the instruments installed so as tn have the line in working order before the lirst ol May next. The Moodyville Baseball Club has been organized for the season with over 20 members. The officers elected are: President, N. Parker; vice-president, Win. White; manager, Wm. Tremble: captain, F. Harmon; Treasurer. Leon Nairn; secretary, C. Mee, Sixty-five dollars was subscribedi Misses Smith. There was a good by those present towards the attendance and the gathering dis- funds, Practice will commence at 1 period at 10130, Theaociety will once. holdanothei meeting ni \i wi ck, The members ol the Horti- cultural Si ' iheir friends spent a very i|o\a, . . pi Al able time on Tuesday evening in the municipal hall. Councillor Cornish, who presided, gave a very interesting talk, in the absence of Mr. lildon who was to hav delivered Ihe address of the evening. Ex-Councillor Ball and Mr. J. J. Woods also spoke. Mr. Blackburn, ol Vancouver, sang several songs, among which were "Bonnie BanksofLoch Lomond" and "The Holy City." Miss Carey also sang. Tea, coffee, cakes, ele, prepared by Mesdames ManHain and 'hillippo, were served bv the Mr. Stewart, inspector of schools, was in towu on Wednesday. He visited the schools, and was well .satisfied with their condition and efficiency. Work has been started in earnest on the street railway. Mr. Bunt- zen, of the B, C. Electric Railway, is expected to arrive in town about the middle ol April. The million dollar fire at Monc- lon gives the Intercolonial railway deficit this year a very brown tinge. Luck is running against the minister ol railways. Lord Aberdeen, in a speech at Dublin, claimed to have heen responsible for the formation and development nl what he believed was still the largest orchard in British Columbia. The step in the sidewalk on the Esplanade in Itont of Ihe Dank of British North America ought lo he taken away. Should someone trip over it in the dark and gel hurt there may be a suit lor damages against the municipality. Henderson's directory is now in course ol completion, It gives the names of over 300 residents of North Vancouver, Anyone whose name has been omitted will please call at Tm Express office, where the proofs may be seen, and have same rei lilted. The members nf the North Vancouvi 1 Aquatic Club as Well as those interested in ai|iiaiu sports boat after the dance. Women are said to be queer. The family cat, which was away two nights, came home with a split ear, a banged up leg and sore eye and the women took him in, fed, coddled aud arnicaed him so that in a couple of days he wast fairly comfortable. Suppose the man of the house, after staying out two nights, had returned home like the Tom cat, what do you suppose would have happened to him? Richard Hargreaves, representing a Seattle syndicate with a patent process for dipping shingles in paint, was here this week. The machine paints the shingles on both sides and ends. The mill nun hereabouts arc taking kindly to the proposition, and in all likelihood Mr. Hargreaves will go into business iu British Columbia. The mill men of Washington, however, are indifferent and think that thc shingles when dipped will wear too long. The British Columbia Electric Railway Company will, in future, pay all men employed by them in North Vancouver, on the 10th of each month, at North Vancouver. This is a very courteous as well as practical move on the company's part, as, no doubt, it will do much I to induce the workingmen to make their abode here and help along tbe town. Very shortly the number ol men employed here will he greatly augmented, and ere the summer begins to wane there will be many more residents in this new city. A practice that has developed into a great nuisance and danger is lhat of people riding their wheels down thc sidewalk on Lonsdale avenue. Now that Uie condition ol the road is all that could he desired for that purpose, ihere is no reason why it should not be utilized. The attention ol THE EXPRESS has been repeatedly called to the fact that sooner or later a serious accident will be Ihe outcome, and the council should instruct the chiel ol police to stop such jeopardising of tht public safety. There was big excitement at Moodyville last Sunday. The wind was blowing strong, and the fires started in the stumps back of thc village were fanned to quite a big blaze, thus endangering a shcil or tool house in which were supposed 10 be five tons of blasting; powder as well as a large quantity* ol dynamite, The alarm was sounded and practically thc whole population startt'ti to flee lor their lives, Harry Young was not convinced ol the danger and started to investigate lor hitiwlf. He, burst in thc doot of the supposed magazine and discovered one ho* carefully covered up. and caninl it away, THE EXPRE.SS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. THE EXPRESS NORTH VAXWUVBll H. C. \ Vi'.vklt N''ti-|'ii|."r. : I'ulilishi'il bt I'lll-', KM'I IKS-: I'KATINi, t'onipanj Suli i ription - Om- Dollar por \ I'tir IlKOPitlM HMll'I.I.V. Kililo i HUI1K CIIIHOXK \ i ,-i'rl .' , EASTER CUSTOMS tarlciua OIinc l-r.-K, Engliiinl nre ■n * ..r Hi.' i'i ul In liioaliiml. ..I ami . Ulllll'll ii. ' I'l . ■ l, .t ; III.lilt l 1 «'ll l 'I •al." p "'I i-ill I ..' Raster CUS tli ■ - iv lug: i. . ... ring i I by tin. iimk tu all i mi liiirsi Iiiii ic I, ii ill mil brouitlll I" Iln ' ! -ir,'!'"-''il to represcnl n roil licrrii.14 rliliiig invity nn liorsobiii'lt nml i* Hi" isl rvsllec ot the nn"'' |iopu ir pn ( rejoicing "or ih.- imi ui 1 ie I."ir 11 fust, ll wn. erstivli ■■ 1 ' .11 l'.ir:l;*li foi tlu* li"' Hi" Muster lo nn Into llio street nud llie girls itli'iin ili"t tt'i'" .iiii" in catch. Raster M mil iy, liow it, II ivns turn .ll"'l!t, [lllll t!'" tf'illi'll . |l i-i"| tile mi'll. ' II ' ■ I to |uv a e&ME Of THE THINGS AMERICAN VISITORS SOON LEARN. rr.Miu.-nl UIo.yIhk ol Cat) Whistle. 1'uralluaT al 1'irs, — *tu Bootblaok .(anils IH Hrlllsll Capital— V\ u-ateu L'hiiuui Clean Window., Americans sojourning in Tonilnn are often puzaletl In tlieir lirst tow hours there to aeeounl for llie frequent blow- lug of inoutli wliisili's in iln'ir vicinity, resembling tlie blasts of Bounil with which tht* New . i.ik postiuun nceotn- panles iin* delivery of nm l. A Vnukce who arrived In the British metropol 9 mn' Buiutuor nlglil 1: ■ "I by i.i' "ii'iH'v retired e irl.v at Ills lodg- Infra, but was kept nwuko until mid- night bj the 1.1 eon- tlnuou 1 blowing tvlileli sug- I gosted to In.* il:'"'-'' ■ I letter 111 were 1 few win- 1 uIim :u iln- ml. ' g lion ai breakl 1st thc 1 • he re- ni.iik"'l thai lie bad otti n lionrd of l.on- .I.m * fro pn ut mull di • . '"Ul lie ■ 1 II -■ *n iiuitiy ui' them us be bad beard the prevwui evrniii?. "Heard?" Inquired IA Beat 1111111". "Yes; didn't you bear tho postmen ni..". ng their wlilallea every few uiin- utes iniul after midnight?" 'llio English aro I■"> polite lo 1;iurq. in "lie's face, inn a Buppn used sni'Ui-r tt"ir around Un* table, breaking into audible laughter us another New Yorker, who had been in London twenty- four hours longer than the now arrival, explained glibly: "Why, those were rnli rails you hr-jnl. Every London house has a oab whistle One Wast brings a hansom, two a four wheeler." Cabs mi* essential to London, whore antiquated stop's nro tho only moans 01 .:i 111.my directions, and tbey serve aa express wagons as well its conveyances, l''ew persons Bend their baggage ("luggage," it is called over ■ tbo ' .11 advance to railway station or 1 Bteitmer pier. A cub i* called at the ! II I ■ : v. nootbliiik Bliinil Is conspicuously absent from Iln* llritisli capital, but,.- blacks, often aged men, bearing lhe label "Licensed Messenger" on their cunt sleeve, hnvo foot boxes lit the chief luterscctloiia of iho priaelpal thoroughfares mnl ply their trude for the benefit of transients nml foreigners, Hi".*' ni''' Boldoin linli'oni/.i'd by tbt London householder, One of lhe lirst Inquiries innile by Americana who settle m London la for a washerwoman. Bul it is soon found thut this useful person is not to bt> bud, Very llttlo washing is done it hniiio or Inki'ii mil by washerwomen in 1 onilon, nil llio *'iil"il linen I'l'ing Benl 10 a I1111111I1T 'Iln' result is that 1, 1 tisionied in ihe weekly vi.11 of i'i" i.iiii.i.i washerwoman at li'iiiio, llml their liuindr) bills uot s i,' 1 "i expeui Un' oilier side ni ih ' a surprise la in Blore for Un' new ' . di i' in London who :i*l>s the miildsorvunl in ''"'.m ih'1 windows, "ll,.!,.,.,!. 1, II I 'i ■' ...'".It'll if I ,; .I, ,'\| > lie refusei Monkeys' Rouge, "K.nu.ii;r' 1* iin- vernacular name **f Iho 'i'l 'lie produei'l from ih" gluuds ul' Uio iiinliiie I'ruil ul 11 li'"i' iiiunetl ".Miillnlns pbllllplueusls," which is also ":iil'''l 1! monkey faeo tree" because monki ys pnlul tlieir fiicca red hy rubbing liiem wilh ihe 11 mi. Hero is a Btrlklng Instauco of thu InQuonco of heri'iliiy. ,11,.,-rviillnii. Tn behold i*; ii"t necessarily to observe, nml ilm power "f comparing and combining is only i" ho obtained by education, It is much to ho regretted Unit habits of exact observation aro not cultivated in our Bchools, To Uils ,1,li'ii'iiiT may bo traced much of the I'nlin. ,"ii* reasoning ami the fnl*" philosophy which prevail.—W. Humboldt. LONG SERVICE AT END. Battalion ol Rifle Brigade Out of England For Eighteen Years. Travel worn by tropical marches, thlmU'd by disease, linnlenod by warfare, iln- 3rd llnllullon of Iho Rille Brigade I,in.hi! in I'itiiiinilll Jim, :i. mi their return from elslucon yours' Ber- vice In Africa and India on behalf of iho Empire. 'i'ln' bare labia ol the battalion's movements lolls n stirring Inlo: gopt, 18, 1887 I'.'ui'iii l.'il ni Portsmouth "ii 11. M K. Borupls for ICgypt, On arrival employed al Cairo on gar rlson duly. \ :i; ' 1888 l."'i for South Africa for 1 ,1 .;i duty 1 w tui" in. r, 1, ■, 18SU Lett for India Mo, '. isiis :.i"i'i :.'"i lo form pari ol . .i brigade tor tho Olillial Ho- li, r I--..I-.... 11.-. ib '"I 1 .. - ,. Lett tl uvnl H "'li for scr- II,. ■!',. 'ii l'i' Ul Koi 1817—1 ni ni" lo seven rulurni Oottu Khol to India. 1 |)ii pi . ..1 ■,' Mcerut January, 1"' *' ' »de,l !•* IW Durbar ■ 1 ..,'■.■ Din-bill i'lil on active Ber- 1 " 10 Botnalll I. \,nv iimso 11 1 warriors havo A ..v. 'I'll v 1" 111 with litem vivid memories ol Iho 1' 1',ih.!.. nn.I 1 of war, Thoy suffered partli ulariy when with th,. Tnshl Force, going through In uv) marches In Uio li 1 ol llie year, and being attacked with dy enti ry. "n ih,. march ihey lost by death one "Hi cer and forty-eight non-commlaslonetl "ii;.. rs and men. They wi re at llio gnr- I" "ii* durbar, and then .1 portion "I tho inui.iiinn went awuy for nghllng In Somallland. Atler eighteen years' nb- i.ii", they put fn.it once '0 un ihoir native land. Sailors Talked to Admiral. Rome years upo. while Iravollng from Scotland, Admiral Sir William Kennedy was joined in his carriage hy two young sailors returning to their ship at Chatham, and Iin took tbo role of a iionniii'iviiti traveler anxious for iiifoi'iuati'in on nautical matters, Tho Bailors answered his questions as to life aboard ship, and when ho ask- oil what th" olllcora wor" like, and who- slier the admirals and captains got drunk and used bud language, llio men replied, "Oh, no, sir, At least, not in the dockyard!" nu Un- arrival of the train at Itnivliy the admiral revealed bis Identity, bul though lie was later appointed commander-in-chief at Sliecrness, nil his efforts i" final the young Bailors failed. in lelllng Uio story in "The Army nml Navy Oasotte," Admiral Sir William Konnedy says; "If ovor ll linos should mod ll ye of my traveling companions, I irusi thoy will romom- bi i' 1! tnii.'ivini gonl in the 'soap nn.1 tallow 11.ul".' nh" would bo gl ul lo sco llu 111 .if i'n und discuss lhe affair. "f ilu' navy." Iiupi I to weal '•* the women siiul Ihelr lull 1, ami to re- ' : I,111 .'0*1 11 - '. Iii some "lil towns ureal cakes were bronchi i" church nnd there divided ■ oung people, A singular Muster custom was that • ad weaving" A 111:111 sit- ting lentedly in his homo wn* stir- oil hy ih" servar.'B and women of ■ ll ild, wl mori'il hearing a ii-liair lined wilh wli I 11111 decorated with ribbons and favors, l'i"' ninn wn* for I to sll In the chair ■"l I,-. Hi- women, to •■ 11 li of whom lie must give a slxpem c 1 ■I ij in Muster week, either Monday or 'in. ih" iiniii lifted tli" women 1"' 111 nu ' > ■ • i In In* bed by ml maids of honor, nml 11 .I shows ih" payment made by 'iini i" ha' ■■ 1 11 * " A'i'Si ni six- lii older days In Rnglnnd 1 it il plays In 1 linn lies, Hie fate *ul'j""i being Hi" !'".iii" 01 . ■ ys "iii.'i.'il in un !i". "i'i"' ■.., 1,ot ■...'■■' reneh cnth il llfii iho sun, it la said, il 1 ■ on liny. In Ireland groat preparations were lo for the I day of I.eni Holy ' 1 ' ' ■ ' 1 ■ ■ ■.' 1 oof lu m v n pul i ih" i'"i nntl II "i" wi -" .'.■ im nml 11 . kll -• At 4 nl lhe 1.1111 dance In I sixpence |.,.t moment, and tho cabman puis trunk or valise on tbe roof of his vehicle. If one's parcels nre numerous a four wheeler or omnibus is employed. On arriving with luggage tile snine an Hind is ii*"il to carry it lo oue's bum" or lodgings, a* tbe baggage covered hansom bowls along two or throo ragged and dirty men or hoy-; mny be seen running be do If nny distance is to be traversed, it will bo noticed that some of these drop behind one nfler lhe "ilmr. while others take their places. Tbey ire nu 1 ers," 11 11 il y men on their "uppers," who ''nni no occasional shilling by f illowlng 1 iba lo lhe',r destinations and carrying llie luggage upstnln for the arriving possi ngers, It would not occur to tbo average ■ . 111 to si"'l; a bootblack out- side liis own homo for bis morning "shine." Shoes arc generally polished hi iho house by the maidservant, It .1 valel or footman, and the Tiler.- Wn. 1'nnse. "nave you fastened tbo windows, dear?" she asked as Ihey were about (0 retire i'ir the night. "No. What's tbe use? 1 gave you the last dollar I bad lo buy that hat, mi'! we need not fear burglars." "Hut tbey might sit down on my hat von know," l.i-tti-i li'tipped into ii h"\ iu 'mi- , delivered in Hei Iin within nu Iiniii i'l n hall. Minnrd's Liniment Co., I.lmllod, Gentlemen My daughter, 111 yean old, wns thrown from a sleigh and injur, ii her elbow *» badly II ramnln od 'in and vi ry pnltiful for tlirei yenr Four bottles ol MINARD'S LlNlMGNT completely cured her and slie Ilns mil h"' II ll'iillllleil for IWi Si Joseph, 1 Villus truly, .1 P.LIVESQUB, 11, I-1I1 Ann. 1900. ROSY-CHEEKED BABIES price „ 1 I ■ ' lllll, II llio ivorlil i- sueli :, cum- ll* .1 lieulthj Iiiii ihi ; Sen mI Ai iiinn* have 1 11 or- rested 1 ,1 plotting iigninsl the Sultan ',1 T f ills ,,1 babyhood ' ■ 11 lo ninl I rinliil drug* \li- Win T ship* 11' C Ill I '' Ii minister ol marl 11 I'lirliaiiii ■ in three lien liattlo' Got Their Share. An interesting ami amusing story Is told of the hue President Kruger It Booms thai some yenra ago ho pn 1 nl nl, on behalf of the Transva - Ri 1 ub- He, n iu- ce "f land ainountlng i" an erf for ih" building of .1 Dutch Ro- formod Church, Some time afti rwnrds he was approaclicd by an Inllucntlnl Jew, who [endered a sluillur roqucst on in' ilf of ih" Jewish congregation, The Presldi nl promised lo consider lhe request, and soon afterwards announced ■ .1; ii" ii 1.1 granted ll A little whllo Inter, however, he « A Choice of E»ils. A young Si ittclimnn fresh from his native land had "hlrod <nn" to a west - .-ni tanner as n harvest hand. He was Btrong, Industrious isml full ot enthusiasm, inu Hi" mosquitoes wer w*1 latlon i" liim in "ii his experience he had i" vi r pneounlerod anything *" llerce, bl inui' it and persistent, an I Uicy innil" iii- A" miserable, "They won't bother y u. Sandy," said one "f bis follow laborers, "if you smoke a pipe when they're round ynu." Bandy had never "s kll,'' but In- procured n I'll'" and sotno tobacco ami l'i".- I. .I to follow ill" advice, For ii few moments In; smoked with nun h /.".il and earnestness Then hi became very pnl". II" laid the plpi down and placed llio tobacco by ll Si'l". '"Tls varra Riiil" lac keep the nms (Uliti't'S iitt.it'. 11.i" il'i'il." li" siii'l, wilh n it,ne. qulverlns breath, "inn I prefaii iho mosquitoes!" _, Mos: houseivivti judge thc purirf of n Hour hv ils whiteness. Whitt ninioli'iiv lijinilics purity, Bat whilst pore flours arc iilivnys while, whin llinirs arc not always pure. Royal Household Flour is the whitest flour that is milled, It ii also tlic purest. You mny think thc Hour you arc using is about as while .15 Hour inn he. Yet if you place it beside Royal Household l'lour it will look yellow by comparison, Atk your grocer for Royal Household, aiul make sure that ba Understands that you mean it. lltlil.ii' .Iii'.,, Mills Co., Lid. I Montreal. "Ogllvto'a Book l'nr n rook." roa. tnlns 130 pages of excellent recipes, Borne never published before. V>nr grocer tan tell you liotv lo telit FlUili. lol! A postngi established dny. stamp iiiiirlii'l ha* In- 11 1'nl'is, to llnil eve .ni by a Jewish friend, ulm complained thnt ih" piece of land they had received vu.*' "iiiy half ih" Blao ol that given for iho Dutch Reformed Church. "Well," retorted Kruitor "ttrnii fault have you lo Hnd? They 1 iho tvli ile Bible, bo Ihey gel an erf; you bi Hove only hart tho Blblo ami yu not halt an erf." Xatal M.r- ciny. Shakespeare and English. There I* an old, a very old, mi" told of 11 venerable lady, tike, after te Ins ih" piny "1 "Hiun.ei" for tho tlrsi tmi" said, "ii Is .1 very good ploy as playi go, inu ii i* made up of quotations.' Thia good tliiiii". although sh" wai probably unaware of it. wa* acknowledging, in n r lundnbout way perhaps waited] Un' Indebtedness of tho English Ian- The Old Age Question. wh." gungi i" our nation il bard. Plirhs -iir- ii."* nml Borne liim * till,,:., iin.- I.-.mi his ttiiiniK* havo been crystal' lined, ns It wero, Into colloquial ling lii-ii. nml there are probably more mi"- tntlona drawn from tho works 01 Shakespeare than from those of nut other author, ancient or modern— Chambers Journal nil", mil iiiii Ii. 111! A. iih.'-. Il-rll .ll ill, V II ' ' 11 ll.. I" ll ' ■ 1 uilli' prop. li. lie ' ■ I Lu \ II 1 tin besl . ill ililroi I ■ , I ,',.. is in lhe I vi iln mil 1 lol f. Illl'inl - '.'. nil - ■ dii .'1. "".il. 1 - Help the Overwo'keil Heart. Is tl," fi through your s)sti i" ii.ii'i ef ; ■ Im* cIurki 'i It? 111 Am" it'. I'm,, for 1],. 11. in '- nature's lubrl 'i"i .onl riennsi .""I ii ills.- d ■ limn sitfT'-i■ 1 h Hint II I* III. *n'"St. stir- isl. nnd in'"' speedy remedy lhat imilioul :,.,. ii..' knosvi An erect old gentleman, ui* fast lurnlng silver, entered crowded si,,-.-t car. lie tm* ..1 .x-i....**= - t proud "I Ills t"ii' imi carried lilni' self well. As In- f.-r.,s|-,,l n -lr.it, .1 fns- sy, ndgcty tt"H 11 il iy rosi and "ti- red lhe elderly genllomnn he S" ll It" ill ".I!" ll ttllil 111" I' 111.ul.1 "No, I Hi.ml, t-ii I couldn't liiini ef pi "t: .11' "1 ih, I always glvi ui old gem ' in" I she "Mi"i.mi.' replied tli" nun. withoul effort lo Imi" his llii*'ti-.iii..n, " very much doubl the 'I sparlty betweei . Th" ti "in 111 I.'ft t'i^ "nr ai I'lil"! Btrei't Th" old K--MU-. "nnu remalnei ttandlng.—Manehoalor L"moa. 'i in- 1 tiiiin,,.. Tlm i'tiii|i|i". a pi-etilhir wntcr Insect, pr"i"-ls Itself wiili a pair nf paddle* whii h both in Bbnpo nml Roneriil up pcurnncc closely resemble those iu ust hi iMisineii. The Her,nun ll.-nlli. Th" Oerm in heath, according to the hah I popular lejteiul of ihnt couutry, wns dyed ret! by ihe blood of unbelievers shed during Clinrlcmngnc's vloleul ef- fun* in eonverl ihe wli.ile German nation at ouce. I,. celil .. ' ' lllll I' ■ Williams um. Miilic hi,. The llntiil Templars ol i>iitnria mi • 'un". im il" iiiui.' kiippressiuii oi i" li 1 'ml!" iir I t Tn,!,i-l, > Un" ni ih" I,mliiie, bunkers "1 til - 1."'iilt died mul I'll the bulk "I hi- lollnii" 10 llu- -Inle. IndlQ.stlon, that menace to human ttappli-e... [illllt'is In lis ui-suiiits. anil in, respecter "f persons, has met lis conqueror In S"iith Amsrtcan Xervln*.' — This Ri.Hl stoinnrh anil n, ifa rcin-dy stimulates dlgtation. lonts the n-,v*.. niiis circulation drives oul tinrnritt-a, ills|i-ls cmielntlon and bring, tinok ih. glow if perfect ht-Hlth Cures hiindia'a nr "chronlas" ihai hut. oaill.tl ph,.- Itilan..- II A lllKKInsr rial*. The digging li*li is a native of the lakes nml liters of central Africa ' l! '0 '" Uhi'ii llio dry Benson iippronebes II bur- r"tv* in ih" nun! ni tin- botto f ii* residence :., ihe depth of two or three i,'"t, pi", I,, *i",'|, uud awaits the ro- tliril of 111" Wet M'.i Minard's Liniment Cures Garget in .Cows. Origin ol the Woolsack. Tin- iinol.iiek on itlmli tb" llritisli I.or ( It,,hi "Ih,, sits, 1- .1 1.11;'" squari Imt: nl '."in! 1 m. ml mill red clotli It n.i- 111*1 ii*,-,l in the 1 1 Eil '."ii'l III . tn remind the 1 rs ol tlie grout importance ol tlic wool trade t. England d the conseqiieiil necessity "i Keeping friendly with Flanders, Photographing Disease Germs. Uoston, Mn** A discovery ol great im'iartnncG iu uiedicnl science hm been mnilo hy Prof, II. ('. Kin.*!, tho bacteriologisl ol iln- Harvard Medical School. Tlie discovery relates to iho photography ol disouso gorins uith-nt the aid oi cliemicnl coloration, I'rof, lirnost, who has been assisted in In* three j-ears' eNperiiiienti.sion liy I'rnl. .1. I,, .ilorso nnd \\. ('. Snl^ inc. ha* evolved a process ol photographing ihe : "nn- In means ol llio so-called ulih-ii,dii rays ol the'spectrum, so ihnt each germ stands out separate, Konnvrly llii* process of discovering tin- sizo nnd slmpe ol ""im- im* carried on lit- choniicnl ■iii'iin*. _" STOP IT Kvcry drink nf liquor taken, torcn th« hnirt beyond tho natural \"\\\. It ilea rnii*->9 kidney nml liver troubles. Nerve exhaustion is one of On' ailments I'mught on by fven moderate drinking, Stop «t onrc tin* line nf liquor. If It Inrnnvfnl* ences you to 'in this it is proof poiltiv* tint you have iiir (lispiisf- of Inebriety and nfrl medical help. Then s^ok for the I't'fsl std. The Keeley Cure lins rt* fstnr*it half n mill.mi people bu''k tn benlih. prosperity and happiness, Writs to*day fnr rvldenrf ntul we Will prove our rlisliiu. Address In cnnlMeiii-e, THE KEELEY INSTITUTE 133 Osborne St., Winnipeg. South American Rheumatic Cure Cures Admiral Togo \\M boeil lltml ■ i ■ ! ■ ■ I ■ |) H ill in ,*»nii' > ! - tin A tl i'.n- tvi 11k Rheumatism, h i- Hafc, hni'mlt-H and h 1*. nul k i'l'* n utmost Inui inl relief end an absolute cure in from 01 ■ to iv, 1. 1] 1;■ woi 1 h wilt,']*rs In mosl 11- iii.- form ■ ol 1 lu umntlsm Oi man's tent I mom l spenl iln rwks in l»d before ing Hi use i buttles cuieil iii< ll 1! SlMlltllll hll 1: in bci 11 !•'■ liu ■ , (,.„l M*l 11 urn -ted in till! 1 1 In- Dyspepsia 1 ' i, ll SO liciann 'Ihe 1 ' ill 103, ll . n.i ■■ ■ ' , ■ 1 , hsv- bi ' : id 1 1 .' n of 1 ui" nt from sny nf lhe old | niili-r. or tahlcls. \ few -I , will remove llie ' ..■.I ii poiitlvi c cures t ' Advance ui Lumu ■: lr.cvii.iuic. Ill Thai M I lion ill lii'i I'l-C'lll Iho I i-o nl I'lin- , iv,- ili'ciili'd I 1 Tin* 11I1I Inu n Mi'lni" the ' li' linn ■ ■ coiMity 1 ninn il* mil !"■ n ' 'lab- I'ln nil li.lm'l in' 0 ■ .11.... 1,1 ..ll/.'' |i i'n-1 ol 1 1 ; ' fin I "I In lllll'll I . ihl II Ol III, IIIJIIIIOII* ' I ' . I. . . . . I1 11 IMI ,,| III, I.nit ,'l I! ||| Vi in 11 I ' III Iti ' ... II . ii I'lico "i i" ij" uml haul ini" 111 mi lllllll, nh1. I) ' > luliiuted 111 11 •' Ihal III In "i !- ■ V lab ■ 111,11 11,1 ' ' 1 ill of t * ' i -nun. iiinn -nhlii'i* iini*l inui It'll If you have never used ll litri t 1 ..i.^er. A»lt youi GREATEST CF ALU TONICS 11 ■ I (PI1QN0UNC.0 SlrKEEN) Mi URUCCI3TS ONE D0LLAI1 -TRIAL 11)11 ' tilth |" ■ ' l.ii,■! o, rDODDS'^ KIDNEY^ --/PILLS * mill the order nt merit, Is the Romance of llie Sen Dead? While I -I'm It pnl my liiiim i in tin ■ , ■ cent -nl""" "i iii" ureal linei "Amerika," and looked aboui nl tin jolly litil" p..ni.'- ol ini nud fom nnd -is. nt Ih" li.uiililt chill ivollll'll null tin -il. I. It I I."1 lllt'll, llllil III ill" lll'-l;!,. cut Dowers I ih" siinrklinu cul In--, nml tilul" I li-ti'ii.'il to the low- |iitclii'd l,iii"hi"i mid i,ill, nnd in lhe ii in ,,i lint ".it Iiiii.. ii'il coated it ii'i'd ti'iy i h ... it I hmi nihil nvet from I'iccntlill* I ii i'l '" I'.iil Mull, ol ,i colli ovoiii nml hnd t"i mil in nt iln r.lllli.M II,nil I :;|,"i -ob,'! 11- I !li"'i I" 41 ' ll Wl* did 'I'"-' I'l'l') lllllll. Illlt 11 ll" ■ Inn I,. I'.vi n n liltln ivhili' nn' 1, ns .- kind run- Im 'I .... |l,| ll •< "llll il I, to 111* ("III. lllllll I'l i" 'I.it nit nlti'ti ii'l "I- ii i' ■ I nsk«l oi mvsi'lf, "ilm' lhe) hnvo 'I-' ' I""-1 ''.'■ i hm i ' I"' '"nl' Is i1"' line "hi n't in nt.' iltiul nml buried r" Slim In. llml ni ;lit hii'l.ini: mil in.'I III" nn'..' Ii'itnnl n IllllldfUl "I I kni'Vt ' Iini th" rum' ance nl lhe sen i- mi niiilyiuK tliim*. Whnl "" hu'" I"-' i- mi i ■ thnn our oh! i ni ■ uinling il 'The Spin ' n ""■ mil uilli ill" I'lipiol I llu iln ■ i. Wi- im hm. 11. tli,- hoy, "i 'i limiiil il"' ivhnrvi ."i 1* ttiih bonis] "il lips, Tin six .I,,ii,im i- ""' ttlnii n tm ii,"I ih" i,ill clipper ship lin- lollnweil 'I' 'ni1''"."'h hi'" lhe iunk Vinil nl Hi.' llilli".'- llnil tu i. li' ■ ih,' t.i'.i ■ nice I ' ' i It i* I "Ii'l'. ■ I | ll . ll lasl!' | it'll'* III llll nnd 'li" -' lioi nh! innil llml bus i" i l I In I il ilsell nml i" I" 1 il 11 ll llili I The Simple Life is best. To live naturally; work duriiiK the day, keep your temper, eat^ three meals and take a Ileech- ain's IMI regularly, as required, There n no medicine for the simple lilc, or the strenuous, like Beecham's Pills Sold Fverywliere. In boxes 25 cents, Tn«s Mooney Way I here's nothing loo good io go into MOONEY'S CRACKERS. The best flour lh.\t Canada mills, the best butter and cream lhat Canada's famous dairies can produce, and lhe best equipped bakery in Canada, to convert (hem into the best crackers you ever ale— Mooney's Perfection Cream 5odas They are good cal'ng any time and all thc time. Crisp, inviting, locihsomc. s HAVE VOU EVER TRIED GOLD STANDARD TEA "GUARANTEED TIIE BEST" IF NOT, BEGIN NOW. II ii Ihe Beit Value in Canada To-day at 35, 40 and 50c per pound, I Ib. and hall Ib. Lead Packed 31b. and 5 Ib. Tim. OR. T. A. 8LO0UM, Umltnr] 1» King at VV.. Toronto, '. - i% ■ . ' Amerii ' st l.'l /Iin,iid'a Liniment Cu'el Diphtbc 1 Tho I'm l- Ai.i'l'ii't lil \l Im.. n im/" ' um ypnl loi I "it -il n I'll" lol tlb" t ll Attaohoil to ii'" Onrmont Is ■ Gunrnntoo ot GOOD MATERIAL GOOD WORKmANSHIP and Hutu! Wearing Qualltis* Whon Buying OVERALLS, PANTS, VESTS, SMOCKS, ur WORKINGMEN'S SHIRTS See llml ennli nrlloln boars * label "I'" above Insist on Gelling "King of the Road" Brand And Toko no Olhsr EVERYQARliTENfQUARANTEEp W rs* U No S7B THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. mimmmmtmmzmm WESTERN CANADIAN EDITORS $ A Series of Articles Describing their Lives, their Alms and their Influence. 47 GEORGE HARPER. OOOOOO.O.OiftCi3»<»5Ci»C10«iKO.O GEORGE HARPER. Editor and Proprietor of the Standard, Carman, Manitoba. When n ninn lias stood tin* iveur ami tear nl llio newspaper business tor nver thirty years and still retains virility, nml hive ol spurt suffloioilt in In* make-up to annually hunt the bounding buck ovor tho prairie or follow ibe squawking wild gooso t« it* lair, according to tho statutes ill mii'Ii cases made nnd provided, thero is a case ol enn*" mnl effect soinowlicrQ in the problem. It may lie that the satisfaction which the running nl a Biicceissttil provincial uowspapr iu Western Canada gives Mr. Qoorgo Harper, editor ami proprietor of the Cm- niiin Standard, onaules him tn follow joyously nml Biiccossfully tin' trail ul the sandhill Stag, nr it may be that tlie Bound ul ilm "liiiiil.liiinl," of the wavy is a chango from the olattor nt tlie priutitig pi"** mnl relieves ihe nerves ul a newspaperman conducting nn enterprising country paper mul a large job printing establishment, Whntover mny bo tlm causo ami wlmte.er iiinv I," the effect iu such u problem i* a matter nt indifferonco, inr ilie editor nl the Carman Stun ■ Ini-.l is ttell known, nud his imiiiy iriends iu the province of Manitoba are nut worried ts tn ttbether ii lir*t- I'lass iit'tt*|iiipermiiii naturally hi OOIUOS a sportsman ur the Inter nl mil aiiil gnu bt'i'iiines iiei'i'ssarily gnitil angler tor business ur a tiieli pursuer nl a political opponent. As matter ol faot, the I'umlnit.itinn i* u usual and Mr. Iluiper is au except nui tn the general rule. It was in the order uf things that Mr. Harper sliuithl hnve been bniu in the "iniulv ul Huron, the blrthplac ol ninny prominent Canadian nows- piipermeii ut the prnviiii-inl press. He tin* burn iu (iiitleiii-li. Wheu be was seven year* nhl his lallier with his laniily removed to the city ol Hamilton mid under the circumstances it i* tn Ite BUppOSOd lllllt llie Illtllle edit- nr ul tlie An mini Standard lelt it a duty tn nu tulli them. tMucatcd hi Hamilton, lie nt mi early age developed a taste lur printer's ink. iu comparison with which the desire nf the man-eating tiger Inr liu- uiiin blond is n passing fancy, He entered the printing lin*iue** in the iiHiie ill the Hamilton Spectator whero be learned bis trade as n compositor nud lur thirty years itiirl.etl either iu that iilli"" ur the ulliie ul its rival, the Hamilton Times. The newspaper iiihi"* ul iho two well conducted, clever llamiltun papors were good M'liimls iii blight, up-to-date jour* naliam and there is ovldenco ol the brightnes ut the Spectator nml the solidity ul tlie Times iu the Carman Standard ol to-day. Thirty years train a mnn whoso inily holidays are ii lew Weeks' lisllillg ami sliuuling evely year. Mr. Harper didn't roapoild in the call nl the West iiniii 1808. We*t- "in Manitoba hadn't dovolopod lufilci- ontly befure thnt lime. The shunting oieollent though it might he mi* imt BUfflciOtll In line Mr. Ilaipi'l llum tlm shadow ui the llamiltun mountain nud the ehiiriii ul a non'spapor sittin- t ia,,. dominated by John Robaoii Cameron until iiii opportunity came in buy nut the Carman Standard, Mr Harper bought It, Thoro are several reasons that WOllld lellil oil" tu in let- that Mr. Harper has nut regretted his western movo in IH1I1). The town of Carman has doubled in population since his taking eliargo ol its principal paper. .Mr. Harper probably does not claim any particular credit I'or himself as to this any fill', tlier limn tho fact that a bright, newsy nowspapor and an up-to-date lob printing office are not supposed to lie drawbacks lo a town's growth and prosperity. Tlm Carman Standard i* conducted on iu 'epi'iiilent lines politically Mr. Harper is himsolf n liiliei'iil-l'iuisci vn- tivo mnl in the stress of political war whon tho liatlli' wages fiercely all along llie lighting line il i* nul to lie ii'iiiili'ii'il nl il an occuslonnl nrticlo in the Carman standard would lend lhe casual ii'iuler lu believe that Mr. Ilnrper is giving his political predilec-] linn* nu outing, Political opponents lint", hint ever, lil lie. or in, rciiMiu tn cavil ni ilie political nttitudo ol the Carman Standard, Straightforward mi'i inu'. Mi. Harper .1* ns 1 li n *l"iri*innii in ilie political Held ns in Ih" Held "I sport, He *llonl* nn llie timg nml iilii'ii llie politicnl llighl is l,n*l ili*ilnin* in lire ni 11 titling bird, An nulluisinstio sportsman by hold nnil *it"iitii, Mr, Harper 1* n cnpitnl ■hoi mill the iill" ur Imt ling piece nml devotes tlm major portions ul n newspaperman's leu holidays to hunting null Ailing I lips ninl i* looked npoll n* one ol ilm iiui*i successful lovers ol ibe imi ami gun iu wostern Cnmula lie occasionally gues far illicit! ami lias just returned from n *iiit"**IiiI sporting dip in ilm Okan- agan Valley, the Bportsmau's paradise ul llritisli Columbia, Some day whon the Btrcss ul life in Carman becomes too strenuous mul the rewards ul a long, faithful mid lenrlt'ss newspaper career are evident in 11 uingiiiiii'i'iit bunk account, Mr. Harper may make hi* lodge in the happy limiting grounds nl ilm Okan- agan Valley. Iu the meantime he will edit tlie Carman Standard, run a first-class job printing office nml be satisfied with the ducks, goose anil prairie chicken in the neighborhood uf Carman, Mr, Harper is married, Ilis ttife wn* Mi-* Dickson, of Hamilton, lie has a Family ut unit sou, William J., lusurnuco Manager, Winnipeg, and nne daughter, GROWING BOYS. Nted an Occasional Tonic to Maintain Health and Keep the Skin Clear. On every Bido one sees young men ami growing boys with pule, pnsty complexions, their faces covered with pimples nml their gnte shambling and iistle**. Such 1, condition is extremely dangerous—the bloo i* nut uf order a complete breakdown may result. To put matters right; to give thnt spring tn the step, that i'l"nrii"*s to the skin uml tlint glow uf health tu the line, 11 tonic is 11 led - A Delicious Drink 11 ' All (lie VosVeft Tn One **Vonl. There nro but six words In the English language which contain all tbo vowels lu regular order-viz, abstemious, nt'senious, iiueniinis, facetious, ma- terious nnil triigedlmis. There is hut one word which contains thorn in regular reverse order, und thut word is duo- literal, llesides the above there aro 140 'And Irom a Used up Man lie Became HE FEELS AS YOUNG AS EVER MR. CHESTER LOOMIS TOOK DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. Ceylon Natural Green Tea will outdraw the finest Japan grown. Lead Packets Only, 40c. 50c, and 60c. per Ib, . At all Grocers. Highest Award at St. Louis 1904. Knglisb words which contain all tho vowels In Irregular order. Twelve of these begin with the letter a. seven with b, twenty-three with c, sixi 1 with d, fourteen with e. tour Willi f. seven with g. one wilh h, six With i. two with J, two with in, two wilh u, two with 0, thirteen with p, one with q, live with r, nine with s two with I, fifteen with U ami sis wilh v. Looked Suspicions, Mm. .lyiiies 1 had unexpected gonil luck yesterday In looking inr a llul. I found nn apartment house where tin? rooms ure elegant, the rent reasonable nml the agent doesn't object tu children. Mrs, Blykoly—Mercy! Ihopoyou didn't agree to take it. There must bo something wrong with tho neighborhood, A Queer lllril. Natural history always Interests children, who usually recall explanations of the phenomena In their own wuy. An account of tbe habits of the cuckoo, for Instance, was apparently absorbed nt the time, but wns reproduced thus n few days later: "The cuckoo? Oh, that's the bird that doesn't lay Its own eut's." lli-iulil lll.ltl'lt. "Nonli's wife," wrote a boy In nn er- ".ruination, "wns called Joan of Arc." "Water," wrote aiiotlier, "is composed of two gases, oxygen nnd cniiilirigeii." "Lnvn," milil a third, "is what the barber puts on your face." "A blizzard," declared another child, "Is the inside of a fowl." Y.nlf Mi,nines. I have In my tlmo lived on Intimate terms wlih the officers of most nations in Europe, My experience of British officers (among whom 1 now hnve tho honor to count many friends) is that they nre second to none in Intellect and Instruction, but tiii*\ blon entendu, only 1 until golf links and 11 gulf ball become i visible. Then thoy are maniacs, I try : to talk to tin-in of Bcenery, literature, art, politics, etc.-they nre polite, of 1 course, the English always are—but I ' can see Instinctively that there Is only one subject to Interest them, le sacre white ball.—A Foreign Visitor lu Civil mid Military Gazette, Lahore. Cash or Cure The Distinction, "Do you say that ns n lawyer or t mnn?" exclaimed nn exasperated witness whom a lawyer wns cross examining. "If you say It as a man, It Is n lie and a slnnder, but If you say it aa a lawyer It's not of the slightest consequence."—London Telegraph. Fear Is Implanted In us ns a preservative from evil, but Its duty, like that of other passions, Is not to overbnai reason, but to assist It-Johnson. II Shiloh', Contumnhon Cure {.if, to cure your Cold or Cough, you gel back .1! you paid lor il. Vou air iiiir ol . Cm. oi Ih. I ..It. If il vv.tn'l . .mi- cure, llii, oflei would not be made. Can .nylhinjj be Lite, > II you have a Cold, Cough, or »ny di,e.s* ol iho Throat, Lung, or Air P.iuget, try SHILOH i'i 25c. per boltle. All de.lell guai.nlee il. Peppermint. The preparation of peppermint Is especially nn American industry. The peppermint Is cut when in bloom, like hay, dried, placed iu close wooden vats and steamed. The oil cells burst and the oil passes upward with the Steam, In England, out ol habitants seventy-throe sixty yours ol ago, .111111 .ne ih A number of young teacher* from Franco and Prussia nro to be attached which Is condensed and conducted Into to schools in Scotland, a receiver, where tho oil rises and Is piped off. It takes about UnO pounds of dry peppermint to produce one pound of oil. Au acre of land yields from six to ten pounds of oil, often more, even as high ns nfty pounds. .lolin Jacob Astor, son ol William Wiiltloi'l Astor, has joined the Fu-t l.ii" Guards in Lniiiluu. as Smart as a Boy, Orliind. dm . March li, (S| lal).— Mr. L'hoster I iis, I>| nml respected liirnier living m ilu* section, i* *|il"illlillg lilliiiili'.i I III" good I"'"* nml Delhi's Kidney Till* nre n .111,, '"it" fur the I.mi • Ilnn, I Kidney DisoiiM su "ilium,111 among nld people, Mr, Liiuiiii- ..it-. I ill 1 Tl I- 11 of 11 r nn! -mini nm! ncl ' 11 ' ".. I ni' Dodd's 1. I'nl .ni ii' rr,,(|ii 1 H"i 1 1 ' '. 1 '■ Dodd Kid- lie) IMI I .1 " used up I 1 ".i'l in Hm. ,i..| , could im' 'in mi', .'i.t , .., uny kind, Ever) bod) thu ' I ., .1.1 m.i Ine lung. Dinid - hi Ine) I'n ■ ,, tiiiu,!,.mil renin 1. Hi" ki'iii.i- 0] llir .lining may li" nt"" . . Iiii t ..1 u„.' old musl ne lining li"'lil * Kidney l'ills iiiiiku nil 1,1,.1,: kidneys right, Thut I* "lit 'In .1 nh' Im "1,1 I11I1,- greuti -I friend, Korgel \„iir i„si in,in,-. Niipol 1 Hu- Ureal 011 one uf Ills campaigns while walking about lhe Clinip one night, us lie was aei'iistnined In do lo discover how tbe soldiers were occupied, I'liiimeii io come upon a croup listening to an exeited speaker. Napoleon stole near tn listen ami found iliiit Hie mail was regaling bin comrades wllli un account of buttles Unit Napoleon had lust. "I bad lhe fellow hanged as a traitor," Napoleon said. "Men do not win battles by the memory of battles lost!" it was perfectly true, a distinguish Sunlight Soup Is heller lhan olhor soaps, bin Is best when used in Hie Sunllghl way. Buy Sunlight Soup and Allow directions. Dr. Williams' l'ink l'ills in led. A* pmnl ol this. Mr. Charles Diofotl- tbal, l'J St. I'rsule street. Quebec, says: "Frequently my Btttuies necessitated my remaining up until n lute hour. Tho result was that my system gradually weakened, nnd iii December, 1003, I »oomod to collapse. I tm* completely run down and went under the can' oi u ilui'tor, lint instead nl guiiiiug strength, I BCOl 1 In grow tti'ill,"!'. I COIlld uol take solid food, did not sleep well, ami lieakening nitlii *iieuts gave me further cause lur alarm. Dr. Williams' l'ink l'ills were brought to my notice und I bo- gall their use. Almost from the out- sot they seemed to help me, but it'fri'|m un* somo weeks before there tins 11' -notorial chango for the better. From thut time un, howovor, recovery wns rapid, nml in 11 couple ol months 1 nils as ttell Ils ever I hull been, lllld ulile lo resume my studies." Every dose of Dr, Williams' l'ink Ils mnkc new, rich, red blood i every drop ol pure blond gives strength ami vitality tu the whole system, and this strength brings health. That i* wiry Dr. Williams' l'ink l'ills cure such en*"-11* anaemia, nil stomach ami kidney troubles. St. Vitus dance, I it palpitation, tlie afflictions known only tn glutting girls und women, mill 1, bos! ui ni her ailments from which both young mul nld sulfer through had blood, Sold by dealers in inoili- "ine nr by innil nt "ill cents u bnx or *i\ hoses lor $-1 ."ill Irom the Dr. Williams Medicino Co., Brookvillo, Out. The Duke und Duchess nf Con- naught iiiuil" u tour of tlie diamond mines at Kimherlev. Spain has 000,000 titled persons; tliul 1- In say. nbotlt line ill every thirty-eight inhabitants. Tlie king oi Italy has 'JIM horses aeh ttith its mime printod in white over its manger, Dickie's Anli-t'oiisninpllvo Syrup un unpnrnlelled remedy for colds, coughs, Influenza and diseases of ilm throat iind lungs. Tim innil' oi ih" medicine rests upon years or sine..*, ini use in eradicating these affections, nnd In protecting mankind fatal ravages of consumption, nnd ns u neglected cold leads in consumption, one cannot bo too careful to light It in iis early stains, Blckle'a Byrup is the weapon, use It. The Rand hu* now u population ol 114,000 out ul 200,000 whiles ill the Transvaal, I'el'll worth ut exported nearly siignr Inst yenr. $5,000,000 * llul' I *>„„■, l.linals.r. Tli" mini who thinks lienirr- hit .*i"-uk. Mny nut lie often heard. Hut then win be few tlmos when he Will haVS to break his word. If he tells you to take Aycr's Cherry Pectoral for your severe cough or bronchial trouble, then take It. If he has anything bene, then take that. But we know whai he will say; for doctors have used this cough medicine over 60 years. ■1 h»»n m-H A..,', Chairs reelnral (or herd '',,''il, tan ,'im.lia. .11* 1,1*11.ns.. It hu Son. ms .rr.l .nnil. .nd 1 hall... tt ll th. 1h*»i r..'i.i. miill.ti... In tha world (or all throal .ml Inti. ■.. i.i.l.a - hi i 0, Hi i ami All*.'',. ""."'. rarnilu.leNl. jTiiiJnlics Has UlmlOtS completed his airship yet! Bamsmlth -No he's still up lu tbe nir. I IL, n,„| I ,,111..' s) • it from rising "f me ma '[ 'niii th. y iiniii ine lamps, 1 woman's work i. novel tiune— i| Chancellor Von Bueloiv declares Ihal tli,- Moroccan conference uill have u latislactory result. But. ol Ohio, City ot lols-tlt, Luna. County, Frank J. Ch.ney mak.i oith (hit he li .snlor partner or th. firm o( f. J. Cheney & Co., doing buelne.i In the ciiy ol Toledo, County ind But. ifore.ild, nnd that slid firm still p.v tli. sum ol ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS (or e«eh nnd ivery can ol Catarrh tliat cannm b. eur.d by th. u.a of Hall's Catarrh Cur.. [•'RANK; J. CHENEV. Sworn to b.fora m« and subscribed In my pr-s.ni.-i litis (lb day ol Pec-ember, A. n. 1S«6. A. \V. nl.EARON. (■tat.) Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Inlarnallv and acts directly nn tlm bloud and muc- ou, eurfarea ol tha ay.tern. Sen* [or L.tlmonlals Iras. F.J. CHENEV & CO., Tol.do. O Snld In- all Druggists, ;',s. Take Hall's Family Pllla (or constipation tier saw, forty-throe thousand unloaded -holla ed military officer affirmed that after tumid III u Jell'.* I in Wm American Bailors from the American cruiser squadron are sightseeing in Kniiie. Prof, Wilhelin Ostwild i* to report University ol I, troops hint been beaten in a battle It took weeks: to get them to lire aa well ;is they hnd done before. llml snivel. deiiinrull7.es them. If one Is continually looking back nt the things one has missed In life tui" loses the power to grip whal is yet within reach of one's l|i*le spoil bands, Loudon Spectator, French traffic -till undisturbed. tilth Venezuela MakeYourl Hair Grow 8iti.ll.il wiili your short, ituMry, KTitgly burT Or wouldjrou Ilk* H lonnr, riohir, thicker f Than Iti lt th Bill's Ves-irUM. Mc-il-ru Hilr Ranewer. There's solid coinlort lsi hindiomo hair, (lit ill Bl happy I To, Ih. ahlak.r, an. ut.ni.aai-he v. m... nn ninn ta, s ini i, ,.„..,. . rick >,.». ,i, a a.,11 Mat. hM&LttCO MMltva N. _ The largest body of tinier in the world luivilig uo nutlet ill ocean i* tho Caspian Sea, Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, 4c, The lace trado affords omploymonl to 200,000 pel-sons in Franco, Jiipuii is now nhle to enn*' nu i battleships ul any sice iu hor own dockyards. It i* rumored thai the taotoi ol Shanghai has I n appointed governor ui I'll.iii. A Cry (or Help.-A pain In tho back I. 1 cry ol the kldnevs (or help. South American Kidney Cure Is the only run Hint hasn't u (nllui.. written iit'ilnsl II In raaea nt Plight's Dlssaat. diabetes, Inflnininati'.n o( Hi. bladder, grsvej and Otnsr Isl.lna-v alliii.nts. Iiniii mat-cl Hi* aimnenlly Inslimlnf-nnt "sinus." Tins powerful liquid ep.ciao prsvsnts tnd cures. 70 DON'T THROW MONEY AWAY The Chatham Incubator and Brooder has created a New Era in Poultry Raising The .setting Hen as a Hatcher has been proven a Commercial Failures THE SETTING HEN-Her failures T, n,,ll„m Inrnl,»ln» anil hat* dummgid man, a foully niter. "*e Utatliam Incubator and You can make money hood" has aM P'0™1- a ralsln-i chicks in the rlrfht Money [y^ way—lots of lt. _ So nno ilouhts lliat there Is money In ral.lnj * 11,11a. Plnaannl rn.l Profit. chicken, win a tool Eaoubatoi mnl Breeder, A, V "5 ■«•■■«•' cnu I roiu* Usersollliel'lmlliauiliiciilial'irnndllniii'lrr able liUSlnesS lor VloilU'll hare .,11 manle mime". It ymi still t'liuu tolln, nlil Idea Hint ynu nnu lUOCUSfnllS rmi ** limillry inislness u.inir 'lie lien as u tiattitier, uu ttuulil I' do. J IM III, Nl. 3 510 Ut> THECHATHAMISCCBATOR-Itt in.ess has tnannted miinv to make ■ , more, mow than thev tier thought . possible oul u/ cliicht. ' nld Idea liiaAiiu c«,i siiu'eVafully run afimillry Many worasn ..re today rnskliur an tad* Everv Farmer Should nutaM u.„,k- Uie ban it- a li.lcluii, tie ttould r-*wl«at hvi'S *M f"»'"» ' .,"'"'"'' V"" a . I. , tJus-uas. Ike tor.it.on si-ith rou. mcnUi Nlstal poultry siiu, t LhaiLaiu Imu- Kiil.sr I oultry In llu Oral |ilui'*, «< can prof! to ynu Hint ualor. .. a .^,-aa. your actual oa.h Im. in aa,... wiutb the 'M1.... Any si-orain with a little lelmr. lime at her . Atmoit every firmer keep. Inns, Mtwam -limiltl lay durum the time yim keen them dliim-aliin, wlll.out my |ireriou. ei-iirleure hekiio».ll,sllli«rei>a. »rl.lii.iuii.unli.(|'iiin. halchlnjand hmndliirf, will be eaoiiKh to pay or wuhuul • cut ol ut.b. beiiin the poultry In Hie Iiuiiium, eten stlien leltiimjl tike n-l ei-bl wonks of layinc llniue week and live weeks tttklnir oa;t- uf the riiiikeasl, or asyin the slghl weiiks she would htt* at least llul ntilber ia at tramp '* lhe One llilm; Ite llrenili'il. Mr* ii, nli:im Are ymi afraid lo die? lieiihnin I wouldn't he if I fell * thut t ti'iiii'in i moot your mother. A all, Mae, au raanulaetu-.f. •( } stwiriinii i. PILI.S. nun VKlM. yen Keip the bowsls opein with ont of Ayer'i (Milt at bedtime, lust ono. 'llii* nt nn., , Lives nf lit'-ut men all remind us 11 if "in I in ii.- rs Huliliin. V'l> can I' ne somo sinus behind ua, tiliutvliig vto iiitd nil the lima. Mnn,- Yenra Anti. Patlenco—Uo yuu rcmetnher your Ural I,,**'; Patrice Oh, noi I was ino yuunu. .Insl a t onlrsalo,,. '"'imimii I nm no phllanthroDlit," 'tin' swlndlor.. mi. "iis inu, 1 ii niii it■■ .ui in., lookout fur The guod things i i.m do." A l)ln.-renee, II" Don't jiii liiini. Hint some of bur in ln**S nre sinurl? "Tlley anil;. but they do," \i i Ll in mm ia thu coal "1 the engine* nil il tll*l.('ln** Una r I 1,1 it .11' u iiiiint' Harts "i lA.'l.n"! I.i i Jan Unit |.Iiili'il ii I the It"1'' I I.i II ll " "I'lllll. Aboui per " ni ol III <i.xa ill .1 iai i- Cliristtit.il. nopuli Itch, Mange, Prairie Scratches, Cuban Itch on Human or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wolford's Sanitary Lotion. It never fulls. At all druggists. uicluiiK proni.uuuituuieiu. wufihe'ibould be kasptM It Bis Hf rnur.e. lUOOSSS depend, on fettln.* a *tay to r.tiao .-1,1.1. fnr prolfl ts to beg-in rWbl, ,-■-•-.- a T".".1"V."';. l' 'A'".': rlabt atiri. You uiu.l benm HgbL Yuu "an l,yu,.talliii>-ii litlliniii Im uUl.Tai ,J llro'si.r. throe down e^s. I.-Ulieri,.itlisin liniibalor Mv. k un). ,„„,|,|„r„|,l„*„„„„, „ », \<|lh ,n, h a nia. bine ynu i.u bejlu batchluf mi Hie titttsihluH, "hile lhe ben Bins on laying p,,,^ r„„r wUh ,„,„, „ hatcKel-a! You on a large Mala al any time. *""• must base a gmai Inrubalnr and llimaler, but Ynu ran only gel on. crop off your Held. In Htir N'o. 3 Inoubator will hatch asmanyejrga Ibis means in the ordinary way nn iiit.-aliiient a year, but with a Chatham lii'-ubalur and la iweuly ..ning bens, and do it l.t'.'i;. Now, which, perhaps you are mil prepared t„ uuik. Iln, ,.1,-r nud ordinary atteiitnti. ynu can rsisi I'-iti.. t , "an ni .ii .n'.i.ii,,'.. just now. ami tbla U ju.l wlu-i. our spi'tiial BblcaeasCroro early FiTlng until Wlnte* ind Ifyonksep'.'ibeii.doinlaylng oHer cum., in. bate., clou every month. Tbliikofltl fur S tt eeka, in,w muck i mil di, |( y„„ ,r. In aintest, we will ait Ton ,ip In ..W » »w (iiruicr. b.ye dlwotend that „ you Inn II aid, hen wuol.lhsye the poultry Imsllu.. without I OUI ol pui I'-'iai'i'iey In Ilia "illry bus.,,...n liar. ■ laid .1 du.en egg.. »„,1 eggs are d.,w,',. || we itere not .tiro lhat the Chatham '/''l'1,""",'"","!' ",' __*f X ,:r,°.1"" ', " wurllii'i-cnuperduatsll Ann IOO*. Incubator and Broodel 1. the b..t end Hi.t '''> '"! ," '"•' ■'1* J,",""1' ,'*' ',*",' '"""*• Thirefore, when H,a Chatbsm Inoubaior is wltiu sad a re,„„,,aiiia .mount „f e,t,„i „n '"i'*;;', r'"';'",',* k".,ltl,.";j'),., .. , r„t hitli'lungll,,, number nf egg. lb., liven,, *"'.* I'**' yen »t« "■■'^..iiolV.Vreiow"'''' "' ' ' "*'',! "'. . !!( ...'llLlknow W0,idhal.-l,,itla eallyeiroingmraalifoMNU would nut Uiake th. .pei I.I oiler below. i„ ,,..., I „ k,,,« .ill, a I b.ll.am Imu OO, tva-fdu i.ni'li.'iiig.'ur your profit cbnk. , , i., , „,.i [irood.r, If... )..„ angi.aiiy uu.. lak'ti. Your wit. or daughter ran atlei.d to t',e luichln. ai.l look after Hie elilrken. with- nut iiilirli'ting will, their regular bouMbold ilullc. In. uisrk.l Is always good and price, are never l"*». Iliedemsii't ia alvt.ja n, »,< .a. ,,.' rai lite, ruin Umssof tns ,..* >'"i , . , • ,"■! .aiet.,a>a f'T roodoroltar*. **lthnt imlhain 1,1,'ui.sior and i in i.'i .an at„rt bat.tiing at H,a rlgbl ng fur 'tVm, .Inhii Mitchell, |iiii|iii"iiii II ni I'"-', i- dead, n [i il ■ The hi'-li"*i mill tt'ul I i i i I," ', iill in i. flu , . in ( nliu.i'lii. tin in ll". l!"i.i! Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper. ■ i '.ii I'lilnie, niiilon, mil now hold I .■ Worms ih nun'" Hi" tvi",' Mother Hi.if ' Worm Extorinlniiim i worms and rIvi n tho sufforer, ll onl) costs 23 conn in in li uml I"' "iiiiiini i 'iy Hie wbiiii-ale, andl'i'ing ready to do lb. a tine thing ot.rogitui tbe luOmSDVSMh balill In 'iff. tiun't yon think, therefore, thnt It nays tn ki'ap the bens laying ami let lb. I baibalu liiiiiliator do ilia hen bliigl limn are many other reasons eby the i bittlutin lii"ibator nnd llrineler oult-iaasa. ill. a.ltlllg lien Tbo h els when „hn la mdy ThsCbst. bam Incubator l> ilwin r™dy. Hv planning ■"•.,.e 'I , i,.M. al lli„ righl llu'. ymi may iisre pieiey ,,f nrmieia to -ell when broiler. .te i.,ar, e and j,i '■ "a nl lim ton imli li. If ynu depend on ine ben, y nr ilmk* still |row in broiler. i.t whon evtry other Imu *i lucks an- Iielng uiaikeleil, and ttlmi, 'be ui.n I. -ml.,, atiir. ThShen Is a i'.iie'e»ainell,er. often leading her phlck. amongit ttiii-r.,.., liu.bea.aiul la place, ttiieio i.i' I, - .tie her young, Tns ' lialh. i li ler behave. "."If. '. a "■.'■'' ii, iti .1 i''.'l ' "■ t ire-IJ- 1"-.* a ilmk, .nni is not Infested with lice, Ali'w her, il In tell nn reaaonabll r,:,.iui lor ..in,inu,in: 'i.i ,. , , i i lion ia ■ hnlober anil every ree-ni, wh. you ahuillii I,real bllhlin li,''iil".i. | ..n-l I" lie si" uiakinK ii t.it- special oilir, which itttlllpay y„u 10InTMtlgaU, Smull Premises Sufficient i or i'oullry Raising Of i-oiir*", if ami list,' lot. „f room, sn mnrh .,' bitter, bill many ., man ami woman «ie 'isrrylngona-ii''i'a,i'il and profltibli i iltrj WE MILL SHIP NOW I t TO YOIIB STATION I III 11,111 IHI PAID A CHATHAM INCUBATOR and BROODER You Pay us no Cash Till Alter 1906 Harvest "QenUunto. Tour No, i lunthttor I" ':'■ : -i Kll li.un -. Il--JJ Iti *'-'liiiilr m« fjul,, | R,r ,l(.r;-, " . H ?i . m "". \,\ ' \ • III HtlOlDAy «t \\ i:i*t\ 11» " I , ,i',il proflUblo i.iiiilttj ,.nf „ i,rktr nnu ffoui yi builnaN Id «flinall «lt/ or townlot Anyom Locrwuud I lay Ont. IIXJplill) prlrtjroucftntO^ t~t »lthn. liBlhmn llu lit rwht UU I i'i bHlig thi -• ■ (6 I ■ .#• t l"w •"'! "tt I -. , , . | .isntMucttr dii«j'lit,. u •' IV( -- - ■ t- ■ t bUllllMlfor t-\n\ f.i r iii. r wi I will gn fcDOUl it TU\.\ All v . . i t.ntt.fctil li * iibttoi ind hi-* .in ind »* .-■ i ii*' . ■ *■ hull* FoiiftN I I - • <i. ■!.,.•. j, »i,y wi limkf thi il»«-ill IS THIS FAIR ? - Wr kimw U)IM l« nintuy In riitliitf thl-Vm, .v.- k'n"* thi i hflbftn Itn-uLitut nia R erbftii loqaftl Wflknom timt *»iih my ri"MnniMf pfT'T. nn roor |i»rt, \n i. i-.iiot i,ut nm ir tti"iic> uutul IbiCoftthiu ii' -I* ' proodfjft . i thil vsi* in.»]'' h -.initlnr offpr UU JIM mid thnl inrui) OMt,thiMltMnU **M I mnl iimt in tuny ,.,.... inf.li-*>' wm iccoDipft&m hj iillcri oi- I * if*itUfftilion. I '. rote. *■<■ ti wr nn hf.tlti.tlnn In ffinklni I thli pro] ■ i to en ii.d '■*itii 1 fitir ilr.ed -' oi ■ Rod ii ftunili yirnl oin rftlM uoultrj1 'ronubly, <•» it lirgn one froin yoa nm nir. ii. .M. i11"'1'* VMJ| ,l "nw iipondiUri uf uma u itwouu, Lludtty.OnU" ' '*»■ , .'(,,..,1.,,,,.., i nilI1|, ,in(h \n.,,h_,nm _nA Ihiircfii'j-infmi« tint Mf wi" ••■ yn Nt In * & iuX'i:*.rn^^ ■ swtr Iron tl Id IdM of trying Inilnlm.ine ii'l -elliiij, 1...... italiaN liera. YOU . a 1,1 ll ' tnle.lllil.- nil,.- - ■'.. ,''., i" iiarti-i, Ol ■ ,. I lied never "en, ,n 'sl-ir If,,'.,.. iiatiiain iii,iiili,'"ruii'l in - until 1 received) r-. Iwupl landiJir- svrlti tu 11 rnenelile..i,'Hl,nilT Iiig.ia fairalnrl Inllie [ill-' " ■'" i *'per eenl, Hid tlie "1,1, ken. addrsna, Marl Wl Will Kill list' in ih.' poultrj l.iaiii.—. tie Malts are all str.ui": uml lieiilthy. A cl I Ifbellllllli a very special otfti ttlimii u i. ivuiu, , . , i„:,.Micccnfully. J,.. Hai,Lata, to make inoi ...uiuda. silille to In instigate. a,., Man." t„i iiallialu. JVe osn sunpir yen pulekly Iron our dlstrlbutlni * iratimi.e. ai ''algary, Brudoo, Iteglna, Winnipeg, New Westmln.l.r. ll.''. Monttes: Inlit.il., I l.n'liiiiii faclorf.l .'l I lialii.M. hm.. ,,', 1 DlTHOIT, .'lull, » bU The MANSON CAMPBELl CO., Limited, Dcpl. No. 235, CHATHAM, CANADA i WNU No B7S _ Let-lis quote you prices on a good tanning Mill or good Farm-Scale, i'lll'. EXPRESS North Vancouver Real Estate We have enquiries, lor pooil Business uml Residential property. List yours with int. iVe do the biisiiu'is. Consult us lieloru buying. A-Smith^Co'i) Junction Block North Vtneouver. WL HAVE A Lots for Sale LOTS 50,60,66 "132 FT, r*M 180 I. SI JO pir let 2 Acre Block on Corner fronting Lonsdale Ave.. $700 Cash. T.S.NYE, Queens & Lonsdale Rolled Oats Flour Hay and Feed Seeds ALL ORDERS RELIVE BED iheBrackman-Ker Milling Co. Limited. Harry "Mitchell, local manager, Lonsdale Avenue, "■•le Aptnts for Su t Ion & Soils' until s i noi imi Seed* On Bewicke Avenue and Fifteenth Street (NORTH VANCOUVER) For Sale Cheap LOCATION AND VIEW SPLENDID YORKSHIRE GUARANTEE ft SECURITIES CORPORATION, LIMITED 400 Granville Street, Vancouver, B. C. E. Sait M. !-.. William' Some people .in- mi unfortunate that their troubles make peoph laugh instead ill i ry, We have ii. u i si en > cyclone in action, hut ive liavi si en n n al angry woman swi i ping .i room and slamming the i hairs around. Indiana are allowed in unorganized parts "i the provim e to kill deet lur their own ur Iheir families use, for food only. In future a person transferring Ir,* vote from o n p ai i lo auotl ei must lie at least in the new place 511 days before date "I cli' tion, 'Ihere may be somi thing new under the sun. afti 1 all A North ■ Vancouver business man 1 in 1 in,'iiile.l his rival to Tm E> s ■ sti may. Tune is passing Willi the death ol Lieutenant-G M. Schofield, in St. Augtistii recently, the lasl ol tin civil war army commander* pa ■ Church Notices. day as it is commonly called, is I kept by every branch of the 1 church except lhe Armenian: In tli old Ethiopian calendar it is called the 'Conception of Christ.' Tin I earliest reference that can be fouiu ST. ANDREW * I'KI SIIV1 IRIAN CHURCH -IXlit STREET. Servici s as usual on Sunday, morning at 11 a. in. and evening j l0 :,a being.J&pjjoii* jRsftcJi 45th j in the proceedings of a counci In the morning the pastor will |held in 692, though there are larlier teferences to another day ARCHITECTS Formal and Landscape Gaadeninc General Draughting and Blue Printing. 10 Pender Chambers, VANCOUVER, B. C MRS. H.A.SHAW PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE Same nrici . a cheaper than city. H. A. SHAW Ronl Estate nnd Insurance Vmi will uud 11 i'i' iti'. lo youi advantage to see me 1 Ion 1 losing any di al. i'lis-H'Sl r *Jl N VANCOUVER BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA CAPITAL, M66.666. RESERV1 ; 1 lli'iiil Office in Canada, Montreal, H. Siiksman, General Manager; J Ei.msi.y,Supt. of Bi Hranchcs in lintish Columbia—Ashcrofl, Cirepnwoetl, Hadley, Kaslu, Ronland, Trail (Sub liranch Vancouver, Victoria, and Dawson, Y I Savings Departmi m Deposits ri i eived Irom (1 upwards OKite, 111-. IiiiimI,,!,- Ave. Illd Isplanade, Sorlh Vancouver,B, C, continue the discussion ol the Passion Week. The evening subject will he "A Fearful and a Wonderful Thing." Sunday schunl at 2:30 p. ni. Clinstiuti Endeavor on Wednesday al 8 p. 111. Si rvice at Moodyville school- house nu Sunday evening at 7:30 p. in. (in Wednesday evening the 1 linn li was the scene uf a bright .nul busy gathering, when the ition Imlil a social evening i-i ivi :i" ' pecially the stranger in nm midst. The people turned oui in loice, filling the church to iis seating capacity, A splendid programme was provided, the con- tributiona being as follows: Read- ingandri' iiationsfroni Mr. Quinn, i M . -. Philip and Clara Fogg; duets l'\ the leather and pastor, u . Ail1, iotii 1. and by Miss tuny and Mi Iiiui kl'iiin ll was all local ■ .. - pi il,. latti 1 gi iiiii'iii.Hi, ih ' lie I111ltl1llltlir.il 11 t! pii tn us evening; "ii. .| the 1 hmi h with sin h I ' tin 'I..isl Chord" and •Ih' 11.1. t ut I In ureaii had nnu li varii u. Mr* Williams, Mrs 1 nli,un, Mi* LaPenotiere, Miss i ,11,..,md Mr Blackburn, all in linn t hing its ku\s into liar- in,un. A feature oi the pro- gramme that appealed no less ' ill; t" tlie taste uf tlie in lieni' was the tea and cake provided by the ladies, A verj pints,ml evening came all too soon I 1 .1 1 lose. ST. uills's 1 HURI II. CORNKR UF *i tl NUI VNtl THIRTEENTH His. \11111iHi laiiim uf Our Lady M in li iih , nnd 5tli Sunday in I.i nl 1 April 1st), HOLY COMMI sins at s a. 111, Morning and evening prayer at nvpry Sunday ;. |S| l| lie An 1 HI' lllll'Ul "I ■he I'di "A-11 nn Mary, 01 I.i!' The old service-books of the Church of England direct that if it fall on a Sunday in Lent it shall le observed instead on the following day. llut in our changed circumstances (since the prayer- hook is not clear on the point) it seems better (fiat the people should not lose thc opportunity of hearing of her whom we hear all too little nowadays. The Late Charles Sullivan- North Vaneouverites were shucked on Friday evening last when the news was received of the [sad drowning, at the Vancouver side, ol Ch.iii* '.Sullivan, a musician I by profession, who was well and favorably known throughout this part of the province, being a native sun. He was Imrn in New Westminster, 3s. years ago, and at au early age removed with his family to Moodyvilli', where he received Ins education, later moving to \ am Oliver, lining industrious the Sullivan family accumulated much propel ly, one landmark being the Sullivan block on Cordova street. In iuo2 the late Mr. Sullivan married the eldest daughter of W. II. Wood, ol Mount Pleasant, who survives him. The funeral took place Irom Centre & Hanna's parlors on, Sunday afternoon and was largely attended, the musical union, 'if which he was a member, turning out in full force. The lloral tributes were many and testi- lied to tlm high esteem in which he was held. ACREAGE WITHIN THE ORIGINAL TOWNSITE OF NORTH VANCOUVER IS SCARCE I have been instructed to sell a few jrieces of 2 and 3 acres at prices which will insure good profits by subdividing. These plots arc all within 17th St. S. GINTZBURGER, The North Vancouver Specialist 161 Cordova Street. tftl SEEDING SEASON lb NOW ON Only the best and finest lines kept in stock, including STEELE BRIGGS', D. M. FERRY'S, and W. RENNIE'S. Your Choice at McDowell's Drug Store. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. Western Corporation, Ltd. Accountant», *Mslll»r», Plumbing ind llnsmllh- llay.Calllt and Chicken leal Utitt Aijtnti. Ins]. reed Lumbar and all Kind* •( lulldlnf Material. Contractors and Valuator*.. Wc have an Immense amount of Cordwood'on hand. Place your orders with ■1 for Ike winter. 411 Hasting* Street West, Vancouver, B.C. Just Arrived_^> Large Stock of New Fall and Winter Goods for Suits. Punts and Overcoats. CHARLEY DUNN & CO. . J 1 Ml Saiti.g. Sl. W. C< ran ASboll HOTEL NORTH VANCOUVER P. Larson, Prop. The stork visited tbe home ol Mr. Clarence McKenzie on Friday morning and left a new daughter. Mother and child are doing fine. A reward ol $5 is offered at this office lot information leading to the recovery oi a large full-grown while KiAlisli setter, slight lemon mark on ears- also English setter pup, gray and black, with black 'Ml* IN bUiLdiHc be sure aNd HaVe tHe PUce WIRED so as to be readV jo coNNect oN qUi, Wire Next spriNo B.C. Electric Railway Co. Ltd. A. M. BEATTIE Notary Public, General Auctioneg 167 Cordova Srect, Vancouver, 11. C Iln .ell) it rooms »r private Ikuin,' nr Imt a,.1111 ,,,-ht nil clssiei ul liniiarliol'l Ka.ca.ln or l>iiiikni|il stuck* Inr cash. REAL ESTATE He Ins aome of the finest business ami waterfront property III Nortli Vancouver. See liim »t once il you think of picking up property in this section. Be wiae, BUY NOW, and vou will make money, :; :: MCMILLAN'S Fresh FINNAN HADDIES Every Day 10CTS. PER LB. j. a. McMillan
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1906-03-23 |
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