/<,*'- :%\ Al U J90/ 0'/ .JI* NOKTIl VANCOUVER, B. C„ FRIDAY, MARCH 29.1907 NUMBER 6 EDITORIAL. The act in (avor of North Vancouver, and other cities that are, and are to be, permitting them to tax railways, lias been finally passed by the provincial govern- jneiil and assented to by the lieu. tenant-novurnur. GOVERNMENT STANDARD SEEDS. ll. 11. Clark, seed (Oinniisioner .".nul official seed analyst, Ottawa, has sent out a bulletin, in Which ho points out that all purchasers of red clover, alsik .mul timothy seeds who want a good, clean article, sliould see to it that the seeds they buy are quality, by being marked " No. i," " Prime," "Fancy," "XXX," or such other destination Ior which a standard ol purity is fixed in section 4 of the seed control .act. "Government Standard" is a iiiui coined by sued vendors, and may be misleading unless clearly understood. Section 4 of the act fixes a standard oi quality in respect to weed seeds, below which timothy, alsike and red clover .seeds are not allowed to be sold for seeding, either by farmers or seed nierclianls. This standard allows of the weeds named iu the act about 90 in one ouuee of red i lover) 200 in om oun^e of alsik . .01 400 in one ounce of timothy seed, lt is to seeds that will pass (his lower standard, but are nol sufficiently clean to grade " No. 1" that the term " Government Standard" was attached last season. I- e seed vendors have adver* tl-il seeds under " (ioveliiliient S. al." No government seal is used am any seeds ottered (or sale in the trade, Sin—- reliable seed houses sell Krass and clover seeds scaled bj thnn, and for which they alone are held respoasibli so lung as the seal remains intact, but nol titer it is broken, I'n avoid the pro isions of section 3 of the act, which applies •ii.mily to see i grain, Borne seed vendors roprosout to farmers that, ■on account ol the iei d control act, thoy are offering their grain lor Bale for raillingor feeding purposes, li mii red lor sale l.n seeding, such seed vendors are required to make tie 11 tn intending purchasers that tin seed contains wild oats, wild mustard, cockle, and such other noxious weial se da when they aii- iii the seed. The object ol the :ut is tu piHiH 1 l.n in is who want to protect themselves against such weeds, It provides the means for farmers to buy seed intelligently. Ranchers who deliberately buy feed grain and use it lor seed can scarcely hope for legislation that will protect ihem Irom loss on account of noxious weeds. Moodyville Gun Club. The second animal meeeing ol the Moodyville Gun Club was held on Monday evening, at the Moodyville hotel. President Chas. Mee presided, and Secretary-treasurer 1;. J. Coiitts was 111 his place. The president slated thai the affairs of the club were in a healthy condition, Lastyi at ki 111 interest was taken in the several shoots, ami everything pointed to a very successful outcome thi>; season. The secretary-treasurer ri porl I a neat sum on hand, and was a Btructcdto purchase blue ic ks I u the coining matches. After receiving several nominations for membership, the election ol officers resulted as follows : Honorary President, John Hendry; President, Chas. Mee ; Vice-president, G. 13, Williams; Secretary- treasurer, T- J. Courts; Captain, W. Ki Burnett. Committee—W. K. Burnett, A. F. Stouor, W, A. Shaw, J. McPhee, Geo. Bartley, and above officers. A shoot will be held at the butts on Good Friday, Irom 1 to 6 o'clock, and all day on Easter Monday. LOCALS. Bressey & Quinn have purchased a line pair ol 3,400-pound horses for $800, They came from 1 Intario, and will be shipped to the logging camp at Lasquiti Island in charge of Ale:.. Gibson. The steamer Forager arrived ilii'a week with a large cargo of produce for Brackman & Ki r Mill ing Company. R, 11. Bryce will have several entries al the Victoria ' < i| w, ■.-.I - I "•■ ■" Iprtl i id Wright, "I tl: Wi stern ( orpt rati m, who is in iln hospital at Vancouver, is ter. The gardeners are at work sotting out shrubbery and othei flowering bushes in the Ottawa garden • Mr. P, Larson is confined to his room with an attack ol lumbago. Mrs. Willox, ol Heme May, Kent, Eng,, was 0 visitor here on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, of Tacoma, Wn. came over on Monday. They returned the same day. Alex. Gibson will start a livery stable soon. He will make tourist W C. T U saddie horses a specialty. The North Vancouver branch oi! J ■''■ McMillan's well-kuown the Woman's Christian Tern-1steed "lerry! dled on Monday, perance Union held their regular I He got loose in the bam and eat too much grain. monthly meeting on Wednesday afternoon, Match 20th, at Mrs. Stoney'a, Siitah street. Among ther items of interest discussed nas the forthcoming public meeting, which was unavoidably delayed, but which will be held the second week in April. Fur thei notice ol this will be published in this paper at a later date. This meeting promises to be of unusual interest, as we have secured some first-class talent from the city, both BingerS and speakers. It was also decided thai we hold our meeting the third Wednesday in each month, at 3:30 p. tn. The next meeting will he held at the home ol Mrs. Philip, S 110 id stret. Mas, Wheslir, Press Corresponding Sec'y, Thc Smoker. Following is the programme "I the grand smoking 1 mi it, io be In id in Larson's pavilion, undei 1 iplcei "I th'- Ninth \ .in, Athletic Association, on Mondaj iieinui.' next (blaster Monday), April isl: 1. I'imiu Solo K.n. Mtmrc 2. Hoiik J,Mathers I, Ittiltiin Chorus 1 l.y ten] I. Sunn „ ,.T, Lookln-jton ft. Selection.. PnJ,Cunningham's Quintette, 'I Irsl Mandolins. II. Perry and 1, laovei Booond Man. lll'lill", OIlSI BCOttj M.ll.'la.l.l, Victor Lord; Guitar, Prof, K. W. Cunningham.) 0. Wrestling, boat t**n nnt nl three Iiiilu. Vancouver Athletic Club 7. llniiji'|iiie|.('iiiniinu|iain,e 1 li-talii-r 1 IKTSIIMIaalON or TUN MISl'TM s. Recitation B, it. Hnhb II. Busing, lour throe-minute rounds, Vancouver Athletic Club 10. .Selection. . Prof. Cunningham's Quintette UiBpsolaltaM I'rol. Rotliwell, Vanoonver Athletic club J2. Boni Reeve A. B. Kealy i::. Banjo DuelCunnlnghsmA Hatchet U. Italian ChoniSi BT, Church Notice. JOHN s (lirm 11 CORNER ot EIGHTH INU IIIIKIlii Mil STRKKTS, a.aa I mtOAY Bpeclal servlc • for men, 3:30 p. in. En 11 ong am 1 wrmon Tin- olforluga mi Good i-mia; ar riven to Bishop BlyUl'i mission to tho .lellH. BASTES UAY. i ", a l!-',V QOMMI "-'"V. ■ DO : 11.n.i iiim-'i mon, 8:00; mornln • pravoi 10:910; holy cos ran, 11:00; evening prayer and ter n, ■ ■ ■ Sunday school, 11 ill linage uf liim im Bailor morning to prevent tho service bolng titi'lttli i .'< 11 an h, ommittea ineoti on day, April 8rd Bastoi Vestry mi Monday, Archdeacon Pontreath liopoi ta' 1 re lids at ibi'j vostry meeting, bul Is tui iiiile in Iw prosenl on tno publlilie late. I'm- null - rill I Iven, Wi -na- in 1 Ipi nl the initial lunula'! of tin- fl C If me Af ■ 1 1*1 This monthly publication com 1" pages, i' Iai n ■ st.'. 1111.it I 1111 be 1 1 slender d P j" I 11 I la pli'l'l"'-' with li ■ sl chars li ■ It al *'■! :il *v I III I- -I 1 p ibl hi 1 'f ind lypognt] 1 tl Bp " -II It" ' 1 In llu . 1 -i-i ut. who should iei 1 ivi ■ ii iv encouragement ind support ol llritisli Columbians. We ba ipeik (or it t I ■ [ul career. 1 In iplendid herd of citd ,. die Cottige Dairy, W. L. Kenm. proprietor, wis sold by auction on Wednesday Tho registi red a\yr- shin s, Not vmi 'Iiiii (bull) aud Niinrii' Lei (heifer) were pur 1 ii.i 11 1 by R. II. Bryce. And lliik'iry Midge an.l Nancie A (COWS) and Llll ol N tl (■ouver (heller) Wi nl IO ?lr. Ml ■ Quillim, Although then wen about 100 peopli preii nt in arlj all th<" tattle did not bring prices thi) win worth A large boom of loe;s arrived 011 Wednesday for McRae's sawmill. James Clark, of H M. Customs service, Fourth street, has purchased the line residence ol Gwynne K. Hughes, coiner of Chesterfield and Thirteenth street. Mr. Clark intends to make his home there. J. I!. McKay and R. Hamilton, ol Dawson, spent a few happj hours hen- on Sunday with friends on the eve ol tin ir depatture for the Notth. Mr"*. Laycock, of Victoria, an.l ! "!a" .' a.:.i. lays witl - Is beta". re is : di 'ei for dwelling hi nst s here, de 1 ii tin 'act tlmi there ■- ore bi nstruction than evei before. ! llC 'a '■' ■' ' ■ Ol ' "Ila First stri 11, b I -■ en Loi ' tie ind Clu -- ii'-'ld avi nue mpleted Hie barbel Ireati hi I -i'.iv lai 'il 1 ■■ ■ pi -iiiii boy arrived .11 his home lasl ni lit. The new hn - rry 600 feet of hi ai |i I h. nd ■■■ ■ I ma ■ The Iwi ll '\ ship yard have iai 111 latin I Miss! I.na Sti ivart, Spt I i- Mis Broomi. Seattle, and Mis. ii'l, Victoria, 1 ■■. ' I |l ' ■ 1 h. sawmill at Lynn Vi now in operation are employed. Tin oul tr a ' ling. \ 1 hi ' ' ■ 1 " ■ .1; a 1 Demise of Father Richard. There passed away peacefully and quietly at the luidian mission, at 1:30 o'clock a, 111., on Monday, March ,25, the Kev. Father Richard, 0. M. I., al lhe ripe old age ol Sl years. Those present 111 the time of his demise were Father Chirouse, Sisters Mary Amy, Anatolie, and Jerome, On Sunday, tin I'/ih, Father Richard preached as usual, and on Mon- day, tli-: 18th, he held his last mi is, Sistei Marv Amy, on ob si r ing that he was unwell on Friday, suggested that he r.i to tl > ■ pii il, but In" would mn ad 11 any lime that he was at all ill, He wanti d to be engaged in active work, and live and die with ibe Indians. Ou Saturday, at 5 p. m., Iiishop Dontenwil! administer* d ihe last sacraments to him, and at the time of bis death he had his clothes on. For over 50 years he had been engaged in : lissionary work in this province, and was the best known clergyman among all the old pioneers and natives. After requiem mast on 1 uesday by Rev. Father Chirouse, the casket containing lhc body of the late venerable priest was rowed across the inlet by Indians in a canoe, followed by several others. The four Chiefs, Harry, Tom, Dick and Thomas were pall bearers nt the wharf. Chiefs Joe Capilano and Charley Cliilpanuilk, who recently went to London to see King Edward, as well as seven other chiefs from Vancouver Island, most all the Indians, all the. sisteis and school children at the mission were pre sent at the funeral obsequies. The eastern express was met at the C. lJ. R, station, and the funeral party went to Mission I unction, where the body was interred in St. Mary's cemetery, 'It resting place ol the Oblate fathers. At St. Mary's Mission, Misajpn, on Wednesday morning, Bishop Donlenwill lndd mass, insisted by l'iitht is Welsh and ('uuin.lv. Rev. Father Richard had had charge of the North Vancouver Mission for about eight .. irs. R. I. P. NORTH VANCOUVER FERRY & POWER CO,, LTD, Cohimencing Monday, March iS, the SS. St. Gcoucr. will leave as follows : VANCOUVER NORTH VANCOUVER ! •II.00 A.M. •0.80 A. M. •II 45 " •T'.'ll " K.tHI " 8 80 " 8.1(1 " 11.411 " 10 15 " 10.40 " 11.18 " 11,1(1 " 12 15 1'. M. 12 40 P.M. 1.18 " 140 " 2.18 " 2.40 " :i.i5 " .1.40 " 4.16 " 6.01) " 5.15 " 6.40 " fi.18 " (1.40 " 7.16 " 7.40 " 8.15 " S.-IO " 0.15 " 0.40 " 10.16 " 1(140 " •11.30 " •11.46 " • Not on Sunday.' 6. C. JORGENSEN CiviJ [nglMW NllC liaal Sur..,or 'tmn ISM Rillwiyn, HrlitfM, Wtatcr fowri, Kiilmitei, -iii'.iimriiili-aii--* iii Cnu.trU('ti(in, M.|a. nl I'nwli.ili'., I'l.n.ail HlniUf I'lailia., Illlll'prllllr 111 Hlltialivlainlla, IH I rpHE COUNCIL INVITES TENDERS ' (nr the following works, vis! 1. Inr Grading Larson Road nml othor adjoining roads. '.'. hiving Si.x-frmt Sldowalk on First ►trout, Inun Clieatorfloltl avenue to Mlllinll iivonuu, S|'i'i ilieiiliniin ian lie liml at llie Municipal Ihni. where lonled tenders, with unliable .li'i>n*-iih, must be lodged liefure N o'clock nu lirst uf .\|>ril next. Al.KX. I'IIII.II', C.M.C. UTI.ICATKiNS ARE INVITED HY •'' tlio Cuuuoll fur the iHiHition of Municipal Engineer, ApplicnntH to Htuti' qualifications and salary ex* piloted, mnl to give rcferi'iii'-m. I'or lurther particulars apply at the Muni- eipnl llnil, where applications will Im received on or before the 15th day of April, 1007. Am. I'iiii.ii', C. M.C. Ml Hailln.il Sl. ft., V>NC OUVER, 11 0 Milk Supplies. . ■ pulled di wn li ihi" ti 'hi who i< lines A lull ai - ounl nl the n suits will a|i|ie.'t in next wi 1 k'f l£x . 1 11" North 1 tltlctii v tented tonight at the wi tournaineat at Ihe Vancouver Athletic Club. Members will i'-.',a nn the 7 in boat, I li' Mission Indiana are en- di avoring to make arrangements with lhe municipality whereby tho ■ 1 syiunl can be ex tended ti reser* e, I bi v also want tin '! '.'.in light 1 ensl led It mil im iir in t Indian a- rvi in' anada to havi these up to-dati ■ in.ii.'b Many of our citizens wira 1 ia atly cone "cied win n they learned that Mr. Keene was giving ■ p the dairy business, and that 1,I.I no longer look to the Cotta ' Dairy lur that supply of milk nf tli- best quality which ihey ia 11 sn long enjoyed, All who l.ave been served by them heartily ap| n 1 uie tho care and attention given by Mr, and Mrs. Keene, und tm 11 unfailing courtesy to their 1 :. t*.111 rs. The rest they seek linn the arduous work they have had is well earned, and we hope 'a iv fully enjoy it. \\ a are glad to be able to set at rest the (cars of tlmse who thought they Would have tO depend nil the "cann 11 ow " I he North Arm Dairy Company, of Lansdowne avi nue, Vancouver, will have a milk earl lure loaded with Blip. pin s i'ii Monday next, and they 1 an meet .ill demands that can bi madu mi ibeiu, and give delivery st 1 i-erj house See their adver* ti ,1 in nl elsewhere. •Phone 3. W. NICHOLSON LAILEY ARCHIIECT North Vahcouvir, B. C. TENDERS WANTED. •TENDERS WANTLI) POK CI.EAH* L INti Lntl one and two, re-mc- division five, illoek 111, corner Lonsdale ivntie iiiid Seventeenth street. The lowest or any tender not necaa* -uiily acoepted. Address N. V., ExMUtsi Ofllee, PUBLIC NOTICE. (THE VANCOUVER, WKSTMINSTLII ' A Yukon Railway (%tn|*any hareh) gives notice that after four weeks from Ibis date it iu'i'iuln to apply tn tlie lid.-inl of Hallway Commissioners ol Canada, under the provlafons nf section 175 of the Railway Ai-tol 1110:1 nf fun- .11 a, fnr authority to construct a branch lino within the Miinicipiility of Nurtli Vancouver (mm a point nu itH main lim1 near the mouth of8eymour Creek, on the nnrth fhore ol Hurrard Intel, iu an easterly ami northerly direction, i< point ut nr near Deep Cove nu ilia* Nnrth Anno! Hurrard Inlet, III'., iu accord1 .mee iiitli a plan, profile uud bunk nl referonco denoeltod tliis day in the oflic nf the liiulricl In,::- '.ir in the Citv nf Vancouver, appointed under tlic pri* visions of tlie Land Registry Act, Dated ut Vantnmer, B. O., lllll HI •lay nl March, A. ll. 1007. TIMBER NOTICES. ■VOTICE IS HEREBY UIVEN THAT 1' thirty (lavn after date I intend to apply to the Honorable the Chiel Com* miiBiiincr of Lands and Work* lur t «|ici'i«l licence tn cut and carry away timber frnin the lollowing describee lamia, lituated in Jervis Inlet, New Weslminstei Ointrict : Commencing at a noat nitttati-il at the 8. \V. corner T. I.. 10304, coninii'iicinn at a itaka iinirli'd J. Iiiidiiri''H N. K. corner poet; thence aouth 40 chains 1 tlmm-e c»-t 80 chaiim; thence miuth 40 cliaine ; thence went 120 chains; thenco north to the nhoro; thence east ulniig the ihon* lo tho point of commencement. KOBT. II. BRYCE. March 15th, 1007. 1M0TIGE IH HEREBY GIVEN THAT ^ ' thirty iluvii alter date I intend to apply to the Honorable the chief Commissioner uf I.ninii- and Workt (or a special licence to cut and carry awaj timber (mm thn fulluwintf described lands, situated in Jervis Inlet, New Westminster District: Ciimmenclni at a post marked ,1. Inulore, at the S. E. comer ol T. L. "UIO; thence 80 chalne south 1 thence 80 chains east; thenos 80 chains north; thenco xo chaina weat to the point of commencement. ROBT, II. BRYCE. March IStll. HHI7. \Vi-::i 11 For (ttn day pi 1 week, \ppl. to Mrs. |. Oro Cl rlicld avi nue, I . iniland •a imp bed, ith 11 tttrassi ■ V| I .I! ' ,. .pi.ui.t |e and Lonsdale Wanted I" pun base a house ami lot, or clean d lot, on Fourth or Fifth Street, Nnrth Vancouver; 11.1 (at ■ io ith and ' ommand ' inlet, Quote cash and terms, if any. Address K O. lJox 14, Nortli Vancouver, Wish 1, the Palace Waitress. Intel. Apply at iif. E M. laOM-H, II. A., 1. L Bill. I). Silli'l.u. II. A , A. W. llntnt, H. A. JIHWISMiV Srilll/17, & MM lium islet s, Solicitors, Notaries, [Ic. tiiiiir- it Ha A. Itnil'liiiK, Vaaaourei, sad ,'iiui llnij III.ni. Horlfi \ iniuiuier. 55 Lansdowni Avt.sL't; VANCOUVER l'llllSE ll'J-l.l.'l Will he prepared lo deliver Milk nf tha licit Quality nn ami alter MONDAY. APRIL Int, Inaiiy Iiniii" in the Tumi nl North Vancouver. Alun In nii|iply the i«Ht quality nl Dairy Better. EISENM AN THE STUMP SPtCIALISI Stumps and Rocks Removed Without Damage to Buildings Call or Adduii W. C. EISENMAN, Jones Avenue anii i41 si St. NOKTH VANCOUVER. Subscribe lor The hm,, ■VOTICE IS HEREBY aiYJtt THAT A" Ihirly da.VS after 'late 1 intend to apply le the Honorable ths Chiel Com- mlssloner nt Lands and Wnrki for a special licence tn cut and carry »iy iiiiiIht Irom lhe following dctcnt-ed IaiiiIh, situated in Jem* Inlet, New Westminster Diet!let: Con-mendei at a punt marked <l Isidore, at the 1- K. corner ol T. L, 7010 j thence 100 chalne ■miiii: thence Bl chains weal; thence 100 chains north; tin nee 0-l chain* east tn the iiuiiii nf commencement* ROBT. II. BRYCE. Miir.li llilli, 1007. MOT10K18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT *■' thirty days niter date I intend to applr to tha Honorable the Chiel cmn* inliilonpr ol Lands and Works lor a special licence lo cut and carry away timber Irom the Inllnivini* deecrilicd Itinil., situated in Tnha Inlet, Cnard District : Commencing at a pint iltoslsd nn the N. B. corner ol T. L 131. marked J. Isidore ; thenco 80 chains nnrth: thence su chains we-i- thence 80 chains south 1 1 hence no chains art tu the point"(commencement, ROBT, II BRYCK, March 16th, HKlT. vullt I 18HI REBYGIVES THAT *' thirty days alter date I intend ts spply in tin* Honorable Iha Chiel Com* nilssionsr <>' Lands uml Works Inr a special licence lo onl and carry away timlier Irom the (ollowlnj dcmlicd lands, situated in Toha Inlet, Coaet District! Commencina ■''.-1 -' -n ■''* ulinre markod I Isldoro, mtnatnl 30 chains Hcet Irom the B, w. oornet «l T. L. 0736; thence <vi chains east| thence sn chain- ."titli. thence Mtehauin weet; thenco (0 chains north to polnl oi com* Uil-lli'l-IIM'llt. ItdllT. II. HHYCK. March loth, 1007. Vi'TH 1 IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ■»' thirty days alter ilats I Intend to spplv li Ihe Honorable Iha Chiel Com. mlsslonei "t I-iti-i' .md Works Inr a ■pedal -' sm 1 le 1 al snd carry may tiiiil»'i Ireiii lie lollowioS 'le.cnl.'il lands, iltnatad on Bute Inlet, Ooul Distrii 1 Ci mmcnclni at the N w corner 1 1 MO. mart >i 1 Isidore; Ih.'lli'" north Wehail.c tlicnce e.at Ht chain., thsneoSOUtllSo I'lialnn, IhsnCS mail Ml chains lO ths point of couutieiiri» ment. Hi HIT. II. HHYCK. Msrch ISth, 1007 IWOTICK I* HEREBYGIVBKTHAT A' thirty days after date I Intend 10 applr to UlS Honorable the Chief Con> inlmiiniier nf Uiiilri and Wurki Inr a »'"■' nl licence tn cut and carry away timber Irom the 1 1 "«u.; <ii>vrihe4 land*, riiluntiail on Hote Inlet, ('out Iind! aa t: Coaimenclniet a .take planted on tlie N. E, enrner ofT. 1.. 6M, marked .1. Isidore; thence north so chain*; thence ('.T'i ho chain*; thci.ee-muth K0 chains! Ihenea wesl an chatm to point nl ciuinictK-ctiicnt. Hi HIT. II. IIRYCB. Ilardi 16th, 11)07. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. THE EXPRESS II.C. HORTH VANCOUVER..... Weekly Newspaper Published hy THE EXPRliSS I'RINTINO Company Subscription One Dollar par Year DREAM OF FLIGHT. I. B. Wil LIAMS, ■ GEORGE BARTLKY Manager .. Editor I3TIETS GRATITUDE TO ZAM-BUK Boon shall Uio freqoont bicylea Aiul roaring motor car Bo ijuite aa rare as icicloa In summer solstice are. Yes i They'll hu dead as Pharaoh—* plain It seems lo me indeed— When all prefer Uie aeroplane For comfort, rest and speed. Yet nervous folk will, caviling At the mode, find full soon Tin rtlosf way ol traveling Bj i^a-ralale balloon. For testacy then singing out Taa lenm at least sue can. Will Mary Jmu go winging out Willi her discreet young man. IT CURED HER BOY OF PAIN*\ Then quite intent, on gaining it, THE EDIFYING SOLDIER. Sketch of Onu of the Groat German Toy Warehouses. The Trnedcl market Is on a little Island ln thc heart of thc old town of Nuremberg. Along the nortli branch of the river la an old, low caved house with a little darkling doorway. When yen have got so far you are met by a little old man—a rusty little ninn who looks iih though he wore made of metal -who leads ynu Into Uie great mystci'i- HAD A NASTY BRONCHIAL COUGH As an After Effeot of Pnoumonia-Nothing Proved Effeotlve Until We Used Dr. Chase's Syrup of Unseed and Turpentine Many a mother can ^^^IFUL SORESj I to the I . a ■ ■ \\ hen bo ul era, cl '■ nn io little I Holme Haiiiik- il Z.iin- r lill y whon ii "He suffei : Spring then b a' neck. I tried blood piuil "a med lml iiniii." I tn do I i'n tli" desired 1' I Th" li a. ■ si I 1 could not send i il Wo tried n amp il 'f,nn II .a. an i il did him ,i littl ■ id I bought o 50 rent box. Th" resull .vns really amazing In le a v ek I tne in ■ hells had begun I. and in it very sliort time ind I evory one .-if them was heal id " Zaun-Hill: i- a -in - cm ■ also Ior eczi n :i. ic dp '!■■ i, ringworm, pois* mii d ,ia.ii!i Is, cl f 'ine ulcers, chapped! u i 'Ul old ires, cracks, (entering s ires, eruption? and pustules iln.- to bio -I poison, eti It stops bleeding and a- pii i fistula, etc, la antiseptic; in excellent "first aid." Every home and Ini'instend should I Is bos of Z.iin-ll'ik. Ml druggists and ' -.- il - ■ :i box, nr fraii:; Zaiii-lluk i'ii , Toronto, lot • I i'i Send Ic Stamp i'a' " I box ■ mc en \i I one in heart nnd mind, v, . oplaning II ' 11 hoavon, my own, we'll find. While well agr I between is Is This plan ive cherish still We'll liet;. .in where Venus is- l''V Jll|Hler. Ua' w 11 ' London Chronicle, SUICIDE OF ANIMALS. ous warehouse of toys. ^^^^^^^^^^^^ Itound all tho walls they are ranged Mrs, Unrkei in the following loiter, ■ -inn*', cannons, motors, steamships, thai In. Clinso's Syrup ol Unseed innnpots, sabers, and everywhere the nud Turpentine has proved n friend *•■ idlers, linw many millions of metal her an t oi colds with the littli Fellows'Lccming's Essence Put don't wait until nn animal U Injured, GET IT NOW—and you have lhe remedy that CUlUiS all lameness In horses. If your dealer doe- not handle It, send 50c. to National Dm*; Si Chemlcl Co, Limited, Idlers have marched away from tho '"",:'' ,,. ,, ...... _.,.._ ,., | Mrs, Walia'i- Harker, Sydenham Women ol l.aia.n. Women comprlso two-thirds of ths population of I.HSS11, tho forbidden city of Tibet, nml Ihey conduct practically ' | all the business of tho city. Bereaved Retriever Mother Places Her Head on a Railway Line. v ■ Liumnla capable aaf premeditated and skilfully planned Buicidel The question i.s raised by the Strange death ol a doe at c'roftoii Park Station, England. ^ Hess, a large retriever bitch, waal on lied by Mr. Ilayward. a horticul-: The Reaerre l'loak. turnl builder, whoBO house adjoins the A ciirlnus custom obtains In the Btntlon \ short time ago .-he gave German navy ivlien the sailnrs, having birth to a littor of five puppies, and 6erved their time, pass Into tho re* four ol these were subsequently Ink* Mrvc. Tu(,y do„ thc "reserve (laak"- .. I also used ou a similar occasion lu the tdol market not even tlie runty old innil eniilil toll yuu mistily articles nl' I "liter and tin. Hundreds of regiments, of battalions, divisions, nro drawn up on tho ■ iiiies, walling for the day when they iliull he feui nut liim battle, Atul i llll ii kind of |irlile lhe rusty old inun a,is. "Tbey are edifying Banners." Thnt la Hie German way of putting It. What It means Is Hint each army i .iisiiates n iintiic nr a campaign lhc war nt Troy, the campaigns of Alexander, the exploits of Coeur de I.imi, the war of thirty yours, the slego of Orleans, the victories of Napoleon, the battles of 1870 and (tlio ue i liked best) that desperate battle lu which a tiny tin hero with gloaming teeth rough rode It up San Juan I 111, In n word, lhe edifying soldiers leach history, geography, strategy.— \ mice Thompson In Everybody's. 1 '"tit, nne .".nullj. tint,, writes: "Dr. Chase's Syrup ol Linseed and Turpentine hns proven n Iriond 'o mo in time.- ef colds wilh my little mes. I have Irli tl many others, Ind hnvo fniiinl iiinn- jusi an good, My little, boy, nhout n year old, had pneumonia, nnd «a- lell with u misty bronchia! cough, Inu Dr, Chase's Syrup of l.iii.-i'eil and Turpentine la helping Inin wonderfully, and 1 nm nire it will cure him. "We have nl-" used Dr. chase's Kidney-Liver Pills with splendid results, and have neat faith in all nf Dr, Chase's mediciics." ll may not have occurred to you thai iiniii bronchitis nml nBtluna arc diseases ol the nerves ol the bronchial tubes and lungs, and tlmt this is why severe attacks ol coughing are brought on whenever these nerveanrs irritntcd hy changing temperature, the breathing oi dust nr emotional excite nt. li is by ils remarkable lucilily fnr soothing the nerves nud sheathing the delicate, contiug thnl Dr. chase's 8) nip aaf Unseed nnd Turpentine has pi ivon sn tliiiiiiuelily effective ns a ii cure for bronchitis nnd asthma. Its power in these diseases is unquos* tiutiuble, Ki'lici irom coughing comes almost immediately and hy persistent use etire is gradually nnd certainly brought about. When tho system Is greatly run down it is advisable aUo to use Dr, chase's Nerve Food in order to as- si-i in restoring vigor to tho wasted nerves Dr. Clinso's Syrup ol Linseed and Turpentine, "J.'i cents a bottle, family size liii cents, at- nil dealers or Edmonson, Hales & Co., Toronto, The portrait nnd signature of Dr. A. W, Chase, the Inmous receipt book author, lite on every box. army—and parade the streets wearing "With llie loss of hor little ones tlio' dog Bcemcd to lose all spirit, nnd ,.,.,, ,, , , . ., . would search- take anv fond," said caI>s wl11' tMmm wllll'h rPn-cl1 to ,l10 j Mr. Hay-word's foreman. "She waa ground, other ribbons being nttaclied let loose at midnight on Wednesday, to the canes tliey carry. ami shortly belore twu wo heard that she had I"ni decapitated by the 1.23, Paramo? down inun. Whether the dog's act waa. delib* In Paraguay there are more thnn twice ns many women ns men. This ►rn... Is a moot point But on the I '™ f 9 tostinmnv .af a passenger ami a rail-. , ' " way employe lless deliberately put'1" " •""lm™1 r"v""ll""> and n war her I ""I "li the line and waited Ior, with Brazil and the Argentine Uo* ' public the men were almost extcrml* , ll uncomfortable as well Costly Ad-a "I figure that ndi . ; 1" ol tllllllMlll I dolhii i . ■ lian I in ifloi I "V. hat are ; uu I ml: You don't .; Ivorl Mo, bul th" tl , ' ii res do, mil llty wife 1 lhe bargain hah I I' . lelphin I'ress Tested by 1 hue In hi ■ |uslly-cele* (■.ratal l'i1'■ Di I'nrinoieo has giveu to i me il llu isl unique medieii lered to the public in ! ite ■ ■ ai l'i ip i" i "' in -a' tho '...•nt lor n |i ' ii li -iilil In' taken iu :a, md thnl would purge trill .a it pain, il I it mel ill req fl Is in thai lii tclion, nnd il gonei ■ I : thesi fu lities, bul i■**■:,11 o it is known i.i possess ailt.'i iti ; irntive : iwers which pi ico il in th i front rank ol modi the it ming train." Ut .\ portor nn ai i-;. Fordor told how] noted. he round the hotly. ' I -lei nol see the animal on the j lill"." he said, "hut when the train drew up 1 mis taOltj a dog Imd been nm "i.a | [,,im,| t|,e head l.j loot Irom lli" I""ly. cut off as if by an axe Tha- trunk was Intact "I have had i" remove the bodies of many dogs killed on the line, and in every case they hav-' 1 n terribly orushod and mutilated In trying to run awny Irom the train To have I n decapitated si ihis EATING IN PUBLIC. Tha Varied Sorrows of the Critical Man Who Dines Out What chance has tlie diner out of bolng completely happy'i The lucre actions nf eating and drinking are neither pretty nor conducive to showing people ut Ihelr Iiest It la really a in.ist uncouth sight to see a mnn nr a unman stoking food. The necessity -1 heing polite nt the same time makes No sooner Six Thiol detectives were acquitted a' manslaughter nt Hull. They were iccused of firing on the Buckingham -Hikers. When nil other corn preparations tail, try Holloway'* Cnrti Cure. No pain whatever and no inconvenience in using it onlv A SPRING NEED Men haul ' tpplicnnl wl golfed .'; n " ei ■ 11 .-in ad „,"jt lor ;i business partner! Now, let us gel to liu-iii"-- ail once. Tu , i ii ith whal I ". ml to a I Ipe in ihi* enterprise is a man ol brains, applicant (witli alarming [rank* n - i iii you I. ""In'i h ii" loi I mo Weak, Tired and .Depressed People Ni'i'd a Tonic to Put thc Blood Right. Spring hi I is had lilini'l Indoor lile during ile' winter months is re- sponsible. i"t ueal;, water)', impure hi I, Vam need a tonie to build up the hlood in spring jusi as much as III" t - need HOW slip t" give llli'ln , ., -i,i •„,„» i vitality lor ihe Bummer, In the ''""-'•M. ' ''V'""",'1 mulLi ? I',' Miring had hi I shows Itself in berfectl) IU, with Its head resting L^, U;|V_ h| H„m, „ ,„ ,. |lim. "" th" molm [ties and eruptions, tn others ii may be through occasional headaches, a Escaped a Press Gang. variable appetite, porhaps twinges "I In th,. evil days ol Un- pn-ss gang neuralgia or rheumatism, ot a leu ian haul- ol recruits wen- obtained -oellng In the morning and a desire Irom Arbroath, whoro man) hardy •» avoid exertion, 1- or theso spring young lollows at that Uma followed a ■'ll '■•- :' !- a tonie you need, and Id i u van wave in tbe then "■" greatest blood-making, health. numerous Dcet ol Baltic schoi rs, & . m ■ nm w?.rid ia, ' One young man seemed to havo a ape- «»•■ ' illk ■?"•■■• Every dose cial attract ia an lor ihe myrmidons ol '•''" "' ,!l,:l ,».-, I"'h" "I'1' h«alth-| giving lihind. winch reaches every have ynu got Into conversation wilh n pleasant woman than the soup In your ! mustache slops all Inspiration, She I despises you for your play with your napkin, and your mustache Is out of shape. And who cnu feel that the evening Is going to lie what he lirtjH*il when lu- realizes that his shirt front Is smirched with sniue relic of the meal? Indeed, dinner parties are really a struggle between eating and talking, a struggle which does not always end, as do moat things, In Ihe survival of Ih" fittest As one can't speak wlih mie's mouth full ami lirst hunger must lie appeased, conversation and eating go on rather as n game, tho one peraon Whipping Up some fnral while the other Is speaking and then In his turn speaking III order In enable his partner to get some nourishment To talk or to cul might 1»- a sensible question at the beginning of dinner, but It Is not one likely lo Ik' asked. One Is seldom sun' which is least worth sacrificing, the ciol attrat tlie rulers ol the Quean's Nuvee. This wa.- a strapping youth belonging ui the low ii. descendants ol whom aro still alive in the burg. Twice waa this fond or the conversation. How ninch itorvc and every organ in the body, simpler it would be If wo fed apart bringing henltli, strength and energy and Indulged hi conversation after- thnt; I co dd i il Ior I nit?. Tit* Klilni-v Search Unlit-. Have ynu hack* i-i..- P ll-l l l-l t I l|, ,vsi ' eel hen it ivi yon |i (In lu 11 a V-ail all/Mlii -. I Uil.i- j"; ■ - i, ■ i in iln- rutin Ull Bil aaf iiii ... Ili'I] l'i III l'.i|l.I, S "I'll 1 I . , ■ . hi i ited a . ■; !' hi llran a t Wilson I vli" I un a I Ih a view I ill n] i|| to hi in iieiik, despondent, ailing men and ward. UacmUlan'a. ................ ... --.-- .- ... 1 women. Hero is proof, Mrs. Geo, gallant tar "pressed, nnd tmee .li.l .. „. Mrwswsd "^-ak:^..^.--;;..!..-!.-,.; A_, &_\•&■--, car. B5 bee i-ldy taken, , < ,„. ^X'^'ZJ-I j-«» «"»f« l^JmZ W oi by the I ,uths nl the law, he was j |n| . |l(j djtj ,_,, A f|h,n tanUng ,„, bundles of sbhigles that boing rowed Irom the harbor to a I |vjgC( {Q |alp, ,„. Williame' bad be,-,, lying In the rain for two I.. . nt ."tiller which lay in Un hi||. |ljn_ ^ j( .f .. ImposBl- days and nailing them on nne hy one bay. Thinking they were seoure ol H . ( over-estimate thc u I in a few days the shingling will i» their prin llie men ln ohargo ol the' ■ ! ~^—m boat hai- apparently let their nils go ,,„,•„„,,„.,„■ tllem ,„ n)iing fri(,m,s- to sleep, : :. selling a lavraii-l" ip- |)t|| ]( ff(|n| Mw |M,,|||h I . roung manaprMg over-1 , ,'(ho *M ,„. Wj|„n'm,. : | whei nhout a hundred yards |,|M|. [rom llu I oro, and swam to terra (Innn, bnvinj reached which he made a ila.-h fm liberty. ^^^^^^ f ^^^ _—_—_-. 'Iha- c ti.,,'11 were not quite seU ,- plllk pjj]8 „ro !0|,j ]iV .jn re. down, until tho cottago will resombli aii lugitlte, and ii a low ; |ii;,,,,,,,, , j,,.,„,. ,|„.,i,, ,„ „ht Lv a trlszlod chicken And there will be i -■'" alelj onsconccd bo- nnj| .,, :ji ,,,,,, ,, ]<llS ,,,. Bj, boxes loaka and cursings ami lamontatlons low an aui i wile's bed m a house in , ..,. V|1I|11,, ,,,„ ,,, \v,uniIMH N(nv brethren, why not be sonslhlo In Lodyloon The old lady, cute w^ pro-, jicillclm i Brockvillo, Onl. these email mattera! Painters are not Deeded at all In u easo of this kind II So the; gol married and wenl I shall always|done. Tlnn the pointer will como along wlih his ladders nml bni8hes and slalus. and SHOO will be spent by the owner of the cottage to bave It inc-fourth of Canada is occu* iod, and only one-eighth is under uitlvation, Toronto city council passed a resolution in favor of the city expropriating the Electrio Light company's plant. Minard's Cows. Liniment Cures Garget In The Illustrated London N'ews snys thai Canada's excellent Iiunl and enterprising amendments will doubtless tend .-till lurther to diminish (ireat Britain's agricultural population, THE Metallic Roofing Company Lih.t» Eastlake1 ,,, ,'''",.' ' \'"' Wj' ,l,li:l"'ll1;h," thnmugl.lv dabbed. And iu a llttl I red rn I "in i hi at tuickvi c, ( nt. .„ , ' ,,, „,,,„. „„,, nM ,i, ' | niii", "ailleal pink pills are finud,,* » |M", ""> B»n «'I nUin.. nnU nil !:,,„ imitBllons li- genuine Dr. Wil*'shlneles will buckle, snme up, sum Steel Shingles ■ ItmoNTO FOR THE ROOF There's Truest Economy ^sin ehooilng^^ "EASTLAKE" METALLIC SHINGLES They last Indefinitely. Are fire, lightning, rust and leak-proof. Fit together perfectly by means of their special patented side lock, can't possibly work apart And are mora quickly and easily laid than any other shingle on the market Galvanized " l.nstlnkrs" are heavily coated on BOTH tides with all the galvanizing material that will adhere to them. Painted " Eutlakei" ar* thoroughlycovered on both sides with reliable paint "Eastlakes"have been tested by years of service in all climates, everywhere giving thorough, luting satisfaction. Writo and let us give you fur** ther Information. ■i" ear. ■ I •pond tfet hei whilom refugee, ran to tin) iu ". and, as the pre I I u " |-.i. I an ' ' i ry, who they supi* ■ I : a | a ■■■■'" S I - tVhtu bom The nn I I'liaal no III ' fM Suddm Di-Klhi On Iho Ineremi.-Peo. ■ - : ..... ' m rgl I'il lllll lea , .... '.., heels ■ ■ -a * . : ,, ... ' iinii.lriil a ommon, and lound ■■ , ,i f.iniili-"i .'-'•( ... , i , . ], u| blown ovor h ncd ila Heart, i« niiliiu reac'i nf a" : \rliri.:ith and ro- |*]j ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Tns lyss, ll thei --" are ; , ,,., mmm prism ' ' " ' i": ":l '" ""!l t..r ',:...,- a ' . un.- - "ia; ■ ■■ "i ion I i nlghl li i rn rellr i, bin dally, and om day ; ing, for ihls bntli nol only uil eiirei i t Sl Keep yout shingles dry; liny n feiv [ ji'; barrels ol stain; soak tbo shingles in jjS' tin' slain ainl throw litem on the grass to dry; then null them to tho elnp* boards. They will never buckle, ihey will never leak, and you havo saved pin I she tu a ,-.|a i ji tmuggling In a Rio, thiol lhe bold young mnn I 1 to ent away U nf iha doi' ol the prison then - ■■ A Surprise In Biscuits V—ty boi nf Moooty'i Perfertkn Cmm Sodu you (,;-n— yw will find I new delight io tlifM dainiy bi*--uio. When yoa w«nl to '".irpriic yoonell, (Iv. yeur ippctiie i unit witk 1 | Perfectic Mooney's ■ Perfection Cream Sodas Ihein, imi soothes ind nlluya sliuhl In llnininatloii - un cold or from _______________ strung nni'1 ■ -'ai:: nf llu door ol llie pninn uien sii.iki"* i n Hal! nnd. l.i'litu; eosthoeyi' II his lime. In- wa. soon at libortj ind tho I mot ol orvlng on l| A 11 crooks; new cure ■Jrwill' Appllinei ' '. - > FOR , I '■'. -bnlllUUI apillaK, aal piSll Ai.-.aiu.atlo Air l ii.til ii. 'I in I J'.i.l lli.lirolian ll ,-ll-Bf ll pu would - limb- ISo ,.:..,. '." llll p.., ..;. I'll bait I'a (al ■KMT OH TIIIAL. -" "aU' FHII. « C. BROOKS. Wl l»«*i" Sid, Pleasant Occupation. iipatl if the wlie.'it termer has much thnt appeal) t" thc man ' lol nn-ly and ledcntery dl po In '" . •' '■ "Ainter rariel oa In* has nothing to dn from tha' time he puts it in in tlui fall until Mi" lioxt .luii", ulii'ii In, hiirvo-ala it, but simply It trow and mature 11. con rest aiml read at boni", go Redding rernnn:' his Matim-a ot toast hi.- -Inns Mure tic dm in the country store, At any rale, it is hard to persuade him ni th" amonities ol milking (mm ten to twenty enwa, donning out the Stables nnd nwillinr the pigs that are aiften kepi nn the divernlii"! farm. I .e.''-.t ln the World. fltcat liriliin haa built a torpedo beet lo lever which ll Uie (utost in the world. This dcsUnyer, The '!on* "ark, waa launched at r.irkejihcad on ' Feb IJ. It will inakn 111 knots an nir, tho highest speed hitherto at . ' tmpti I ,' BiamciO Debtor. Iii Rl fler he has put ill payment f tr Hirou i Hk may be impelled lo wo out idodebt, Forest Air. There is ii general Impression thnl Un- bumldltj of Hu- nir Is greater thi' woods than In tl : Holds This is contradicted, however, by Ui • result ni observations inudo In Her many. It was found there thai Iho humidity, both relative ami absolute wim Slightly greater In the open lhan In the Woods, and Ihls was Im |linl |y In llu ruing und In the after noon. As In the temperature nf the air among the trees, it wns a trifle higher lhan In the open In lhe morning and lu a more marked degree In (ho afternoon. A Comparison. ITiomn.s Sheridan, the father of Lady DQfferln, once dlapleimeil his fa:her who, remonstrating with him, exclaimed, "Why, Tom, my father would never have permitted me to do such a thlnef" "Sir," said his ami In a tone of tlie greatest Indignation, "do you presume to compare your father to my father?" ! ii. li iv,' Interest In Inns. "Pickwick" la Iho very Odyssey of Inns nnd travel, for thc youthful Dickens had Inivcrseil Kngland as a reporter, and In "Pickwick" alone no fewer than firtyflve Inna, taverns, etc. In Iaiiiilnn and lhe -provinces nre mentioned ninl nflcn described at length. - I/ondiiii t'hriinlrlc. Thc Change Sh" Wantod. Rtetla l)o you athatoitc Changes In spelling) Ildla-Oell, Miss to Mrs.- Tlt-lllts. —%»- IN COLD WEATHER START YOUR MORNING MEAL WITH Instead of mushy, un* i noli-id Porrldjs try Slir.ihled Whole Wheat Blieult, served steaming hot. Mon isilly digested. Qlvei c n.itor i,our- Ithment. Leu troubli to BISCUIT for Rreakfa.it ami I ri .a nit for Luncheon ensures health aad comfort. All Grocers—13c a carton, or 2 lor 25c. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. Your Doctor Can cure your Cough or Cold, i> no question about that, but— why go to all the trouble and Inconvenience of looking him up, »nd then of having hisprescription filled, when you can step into any drug store in Canada and obtain a bottle of SHILOH'S CURE for a quarter. Why pay two to fivo dollars when a twonty-fivo centj bottle of SHILOH will cure you as quickly? Why not do as hundreds of i- thousands of Canadians havo dono for tho paBt thirty-four years: let SHILOH be your doctor whenever a Cough or Cold apnea™. SHILOH will euro you, nnd all duiL-gialu hack up thin statement witn a positive guarantee. Tho next time you havo • Cough or Cold cure it with SHILOH A New Danger A Philadelphia physician warns tho public iit'iiinsl Bitting with ono leg crossed over the other. "This apparently harmless habit," he suys, "is likely to etuise. sciatica lameness, chronic numbness, ascend- in" paralysis, crumps, varicose veins and their evils, Including append! oil is. The reason is simple. Tho back of the kni", as well as the front ol the elbow and wrist, the groin nnd the armpit, contains nerves nnd Iilnnil vessels which are less protected than tlioso in other parts of the body, The space behind the knee contains two large nerves, a largo artery nnd numerous veins and glands. It is the pressure on theso nerves nnd vessels which is npl to give rise to tho various troubles against which I give warning." BABY'S SMILE. Ilnby's smile indicates thnt ho is well nnil happy, it is only the sick child who is cross and restless. And the mother can depend upon it that Minn her baby, ories he is not crying simply tn be Ugly—that is not his nature- he is crying because ho is in pain most probably his little Btmn- ncli is out of order, The mother will Iind Baby's Own Tablets a never failing cure Inr iill the minor aliments of little nncs. In the homes whero the Tablets are used there are no miss, crving babies — nothing hut bright, nappy and playful babies— tin' kind that are a Joy to lhe home, Mrs. Joseph Legree, Caraquet, N. B.. says: "Al the time I sent for Baby's Own Tablets my little one was weak and failing. He'would cry night and day, and I did not seem able to pet anything to help him, After giving hint ihe Tablets there was a great change and he has since thrived finely." The Tablets aro sold by druggists or by mall at 2,1 cents n box Irom The l>r. Williams' Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont. "Oll! I'm sn clad ynu called, Mr, Gusclier," said Miss Kitniseh. "I've jusi baked a cake fur Tommy's birth day. Won't yon have a piece ol it?' "Er really," replied Mr, Gusclier "I'm alraid Tommy might object." "Naw!" grunted the younger bro ther. "You ain't no friend of mine "I don'l cure w'at happens to ver."- Phlladolphla Press. It Retains Old and Makes New Friends, Time was when Or. Thom* as' Eclectric Oil had but a small field nl distribution, but now its territory is widespread. Those who first recognised its curative qualities still valuo it ns a specific, and while it retains its old friends it is ever making new. It is certain that wl ver o."0 uses it will not bo without it. A criminal whoso day nf exocutlon litiil arrlvod was asked hy the jailer il he hail any last fiivnr In request. "I have, sn," sniil the condemned ninii. "and it la a very slight favor indeed " "Will, if it i.. really a slight lavor 1 can grant it. What is il-" "I iviini n lew poaches to eat." "Poaehosl" exclaimed the jailer; "why, Ihey won't bo ripe lot several months yet." "Well, aid the condemned man, "thai iloean'l mallei I'll wait." Mhiard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. Dobbins I don'l know what'.- ihe iiiiiiier iiiih my furnnco; it doesn't heal ihe hnuso at nil." Hi'iher Does it ilrniv iill right! Dobbins I should say u does. It (llllll- lllnillt llilie-lelllll- llf IIIV ll.liv .-.ii week. Boattlo Poit-Intalll* I"- laa'- I Alcohol not needed Ayer's Sarsaparilla is not i strong drink. As now made, there is not a drop of alcohol in it. It 1st non-alcoholic tonic and (.Iterative. Ask your own doctor about your taking this medicine for thin, impure blood. Follow his advice every time. He knows. Wo publiih our fermulM _ Wo btmlmh il«oh*»1 er_ from our midlalRM Wo urfo rn |« Oasiimiit f„_, doe tor i/ers Ask your doctor, "Whit Is the first great rale ef health?" Nine doctors out of ten will quickly reply, " Keep the bowels regular.'' Then ask him another question, "Whit do you think of Ayer's Pilli for constipation?" —mas t>t it. -, o. a~ ota, uwn,»... BEWICK THE ENGRAVER. A Charlotte Bronte Poem That Has dust Sim Light. Tho London Times publishes a Bronte poem in its issue of Jan. 4, and says it wns received from a correspondent nt Hnivorth, to whoso mother it was given by Charlotte Bronte. ''Our corrospodont," says Tho Times, "thinks the poem has never been printed, nnd, ns far ns we hnve been able to nscertnin, it doesn't appear in any of the collected editions of poems by the Brontes." •Lines on the Celebrated Bewick. Tho cloud ol recent death is past . away. But yet a shadow lingers o'er his tomb To tell lhat the pale standard of decay is roared triumphant o'er life's sullied bloom. Hut now tho eye bedimmed by tenrs may gn/.o On file fair lines his gifted pencil drew; Tin: tongue iinfnll'ring speak its meed of praise, When we heboid those scenes to nature true- True to tho common naturo that wo see In England'a sunny fields, her tills and dales; On the wild bosom ol her slorm-Jaik sea, Still heaving to the wind that c er it wails. How mnny winged inhabitants of air, How mnny plume-clad floaters (?) of tho deep, The mighty artist drew in forma as fair As those that now the skieB md waters sweep. From tho grrat eagle with his lightning eye, His tyrant glance, his talons dyed in blood, To the sweet breather-forth of melody, The gentle merry minstrel of tha wood. Each in his attitude of native gra-e Looks on the gazer life-like, fieo nnd bold; And if the rocks he his abiding place, Fnr off appears the winged min adder's hold. But if the little builder rears his rest In the still shadow ol green, t'lin quil trees, And singing sweetly 'mid the silenco blest, Sits a meet emblem of untroubled pence. "A change comes o'er the spirit c,f our dream." Woods wave around in crested mn- jesty, We almost feel the joyous sunshine's beam And hear the breath of the sweet south go by. Our childhood's days return ngain in thought, We wnnder in a land of love and light, And mingled memories, joy—and sorrow—fraught, Gush on our hearts with overwhelming might. Sweet flowers seem gleaming 'mid the tangled grass, Sparkling wilh spring drops Irom tho rushing rill, And ns these fleeting visions Indo and pnsa Perchance some furtive tears our eyes may fill. There rises some lone rock, all wet with surgo And dashing billows glimmering in the light Of n wan moon whose silent rajs emerge From clouds Ihnt veil their lustre cold and bright. And there, 'mongst reeds upon a river's side, A wild bird sits, and, brooding o'er her nest, Siill guards the pricoloss gems, her joy and pride, Now ripening 'ncatli her hope-enliven* ed breast. We turn the pnge before the expectant eye, A traveler stands lono on some desert heath; The glorious sun is passing Irom the sky, While fall his larewcll rays on all beneath. O'er the far hills a purple veil seems flung. Dim herald of the coming shades of night; E'en nnw Diana's lamp nlofl is hung, Drinking full radiance. Irom lhe lout ol light, N'nw we behold a marble Naiad placed Beside a fountain nn her sculptured throne. Her bending form with simplest beauty griiceil, Her white robes gathered in a snowy Kino. She Irom a polished vnso pours forth n stream Of sparkling wntor to tho waves below, Which roll in light and innsio, while the gleam 01 sunshine flings through shade a golden glow. A hundred fairer scenes tlioso leaves reveal, But thoro nre tongues that injure whilo they prnise; 1 ennnnt speak the rapture that I leel When on tbo work of such a mind I gate, Then farewell, Bewick, genius' favored boh; Death's sleep is on thee; all thy woes are past; From enrth departed, lifo and labor done, Eternal peace and rest nre thine nt Inst. Nov. 27, 1832. C. Bronte. •Thomas Bewick wns one of the '.-rentest of British wood engravers, horn near Newcastle In 17d.l He died In 1R28. The most notable of his engravings iii'liule tho Illustration! "I Aesop's Fables and Goldsmith's "Do- nurtcd Villuj|0." .. Does fit Doesn't shrink A BAD MENTAL STATE. Pert- Angle Underwear has tho soft^ ;varm feeP the skin enjoys.' Doesn't itch. Made for men, worn en and littlo folks, a variety of styles, abrics and prices, li-orin every deiltrinPen-Angk UndtiwMi" lo replace, it om coil, aii) ginaeal dully ia ui.ucn.il r,t mikiaf The F.'aste, Uosigner April w:is chosen for the Easter iber c' the Easter Designer because costumes appropriate for Easter lire mure suitable for April than for March. And the designs ol the new spring dresses are very attract ive. The grace and practicability nf The Designer models nre winning mnny new friends among well- dressed women heen ise iif the ease of making and correctness in the fit. The fiction in the April 'number is of more than ordinary interest. The continued story begun in the .March number, "Economy Farm," by Miles Bradford, author of "Cnrlottn and I," hns the second Instalment in the April number. There is also an in- itarostini article on "My Three Ens.' ters in the Far Ensl," by Alexander Hiinio Ford, a mnn who has covered the world in travbl nnd hits had luniiv interesting experiences. An Easter play Ior little folks will prove to be another possibility for home entertainment. Ami besides these there are many more articles of use nnd interest among the regular departments of The Designer which Designer renders know and look for from month to month. It I« One of llu- l.ronle.t Foei lo Physical l(<-iiiil). If I were asked what was tho greatest foo to heauly iu both mnu aud women, I would say not errors lu diet, not lack of exercise, not overwork, uot corsets, not any one of theso, but hud mental habits. If WO observe closely the | faces of the people we meet at random ou the street, ut the theiiler or In the great shops, we will observe Hint nearly all of them are characterised by tho lined mO"*th, the drawn brows and other facial disfigurements which accoin- 1 pony had mental states. i Wlmt do 1 mean by bad mental states? 1 mean anger, fear, worry, 1 anxiety, Irritability, regret, envy, jealousy, lack uf trust In oneself and In tbo great good. All these are had mental states, and nil these destroy beauty uot only by Interfering with the action of tbe vital organs, but by directly disfiguring the expression of the face. Unless the beauty seeking young woman Is prepared to deliberately cultivate good nature, kindliness, calmness, cheerfulness even to hilarity, unless she Is prepared to deliberately conquer nil tendencies to the bad mental states above mentioned, there will be little or no results from her efforts to deveop In herself Unit most divine gift of beauty. —From "Health the Bnsls of Womanly Beauty," by Dr. W. K. C. Latson, In Outing Magazine. A Refreshing Stimulant Spring Blood Troubles BILEANS CLEAR THE SKIN OF PIMPLES Humors and impurities in the blood force tlieir way to the surface iu tho springtime and cause eruptions and unsiglitlv Bores, Nature bus provided a remedy in Bileans, which are pleasant to take, not unpleasant In operation, nnd are purely vegetable in compoaltion, Women with skin blotches and eruptions should prove how speedily Bileans remove them. One or two Bileans taken just belore retiring for the night-that is all I Morning sickness, debility, Indigestion, biliousness, heartburn, headache constipation, piles and female ailments nil disappear before a short course of Bileans. All druggists and .-lores at fiO cents n box, or frnin Bil- eiin Co., Toronto, lor price. C boxes sent for $2.50. Send lc. Stamp ler free sample. At school Wilhelm bad great 'Hfli- cully with his nrilliiiietic problems, and his teacher tried in vain to make Imu understand. Finally, to bring tin- matter home, he snid: "If I shnuld go into your father s shop nnd say 1 wanted two pounds nf ment, and he only ''■ ' " pound ami n half, what would lie do-" The buy thought profoundly for n moment and then said: "He would make up the weight with his thumb'"—Muskete, DSAfNESS CANNOT Be 0URC0 ly loial applications, ai ttn-y laanol illOb tbe alaaa.I.lal i'.-ltlllll lit lUl Pir. 'bin lu only cue nay tu t'iir« Uuatnei". aDd (U.l 11 lay a aall.llll, l,al I , la.lal irl. Diftfnili ll caused uv an intlamud cond*- uuu of ibi uiucuui lining ol ibo Kustacb- laa Tube. When Ibis lulio (s Inllamid rou bavi a rumiiilng muud or inipiTicct hemniil. aud "lien 11 11 entirely closed. Dialuosi is tbe result, and unless um IriUMiiniBtii'ii cun be taken oul and tlm tubi mtored to ttt uormal condition, hearlni will be destroyed lurever: mm earn out of ten aro caused by ' u'urrti, wbleh li iiaiihiiaj but an inllamcd condition ot tbe mucous nurrucOH. Wi will site "it. Hundred Hollars lor ray ca. of Holiness icauseil liy cmarrhi Sat eaaaot be cured by llnil I Catarrb (Jan. s.nd lor circulars, free. r. J. i ui '.i.i A i ii. 'lolido. it. Slid by iiruri-i ts. Vic. Taki U.ll a la-ally I'llll lor cobltlca- SLEEVE PROTECTORS. a Good SiiaKOlli.n I'or Girl, who Do Offlce Work. Instead of using typewriting paper with a band of elastic for keeping the sleeves protected when working In an ofliee, how much heller lt would ho to make use of the attractive handkerchiefs sold In the art departments of the largo stores nt 10 cents apiece. They lire made In a very few minutes to fit the arm. Ouo handkerchief makes a pair of sleeves. ,U Is host to buy a handkerchief Intendea for ,i boy, as the ladies' size Is loo small. To make place the handkerchief upon the table and cut off the two opposite corners four inches from llie point. Then take Ihe remaining part of the handkerchief and fold it In two, ono point on lop of tbe oilier, and cut across the center. Kit (ho pieces to tlie arm, the point helng placed over tlio elbow nud the two edges pluneil to lit the (inn nt the side Benin. When tills Is neatly sewed the sleeve protector Is complete, with the exception of the cuff, which Is made from the corner already cut off and which Is nently Joined to the edge of the cuff nnd turned back on tlio arm. Eour of these handkerchiefs would equip a girl nicely for ollice work. Two should lost clean for n week, so tlmt she would always have two fresh ones for the following week. These should bo chosen, If possible, to match the gown. -Washington Star. HEALTH AND BEAUTY. Pure, unadulterated crcnin, sweet and fresh, Is excellent fur softening and smoothing roughened skin. Bran or starch sewed Into bngs nnd put In tlie In--ii water for n short while before using It will render thc water soft. Drinking n glass of water In which a tablespoonful of eornmeal has been allowed In souk for a few minutes regularly three limes a day will help to dear the complexion. When the hiiiuls ure dirty try adding it little sugar to the soap with which Ihey are washed. The sugar Increases the lather aud nlsn lhe cleansing power of the soap and soon removes dirt nnd stains. A delightful complexion powder Is made thus: Two ounces each of zinc oxide and precipitated chalk, seven ounces of rice powder, one ounce each of talcum ninl orris root. Tint with carmine nmi porfume with oil uf rose. In n rocenl action tlio plaintiff hnd stated thai liis tim ial poaitlon wasl always satisfactory; In ordss-oxnm* Inntlon ho was asked II ho hnd ever heen bankrupt, , , "No," was the answer, The nexl question waa, ''Now, bo careful; did y ivor stop payment!" "Yes," was ihe reply, "AhI" exclaimed tho i nsol, "I thoughl wo shoiilil gol ni ll ui last, When dial ihni happen!' ■■-(iei I had pan.I nil I owed," was iho answer. To Those ol Sedeii.'aiy Occupation. Men who follow sodentnry coupo lions, whioh deprive tl i ol Iresh air lllld exorcise, lire mnre p '" lo disorders ol llio liver and kidneys iiniii those wlm lend active, outd lives. The fm' r will liml in Parma* ieo'a Vegetable Pills a re I atlvi without question the most cl* flcaoloua on Iho market. They nre easily procurable, easily taken, eel expeditiously, nnd they are surprisingly cheap considering their excellence. llr.**.*. iiiiiI Iw . A gentlewoman never by any chance leaves her style ol dressing open to tho wonder how she managed to afford It, Buys Elizabeth .Usiruthcr In the Complete Bonuty Book, she leaves that wondor te a class of women with winiin sin- has liiiie iiiii i In common. Ami a gontlowoman is never so silly us to hope by her style of dressing tu hollo her nge uny more lhan her In- caiine. There lire in.my women now called "fashionable" who dress them* selves ni siviy us they would al twai* ly live, Imt ihe) ure iiiit elegant woman, however much they may pay fur their clothes "r for their iteam yachts, a gentlewoman droasos girlishly in her girlhood uml young matronly iu her young in.'iii'"iiii i and keeps on thus, woarlng Ihe liver; ol bor years with a sweet dignity Hint makes the foolish pretense ol Hie giiiinliiiothcr la a lingerie hut almost hull-mi.*-. "My son," said tho millionaire, "is a prollflo inventor." "Indeed!" rejoined the ono mnn audience." "What has happened:-" "About 3,000 reasons wh- I should givo him ini'iiey," replied the lather. Minard's Linimeni Cures Colds, etc In n hotel near the top ol tho Rlgl tho following card I posted "Misters mnl vonorable voyagers J are advertised thnt when tho sun him rise a horn will bo blowed " That announeomont sufficiently prepares tho vii Itor lor tho lollowing 'iilry in lhc wini' list: "In ihis htiiei tho wiin'* leave tho traveller imiliing to hope lor,"— Tomporanca Caterer. ei" Hones nmi Training, For the girl who Is to renuiln at homo niial wishes to cum her own pin money there Is no better wuy than to tako the catering ml ler mother's hands. OM young girl of seventeen did this last summer Willi must aatls- factory results. Her mother gave her ut He beginning ol ill week a car- tain sum of moneyi tho amount she knew from exporloncs io be sufficient in cover tbo regular expenses of the labia for the family, Whatever tbo young daugbtor could save from this amount was t" bo her commission. By careful selection and payments of cash fair moats, vogotabloi and fruits sho nt.cil weekly fra.iii 11,00 te 13.00. By this method she lean ind the value of money; sho also laid Iho foundation for a well conducted future homo of her Own, when she will not hu classed with (lis "UlCullUlcteUt ;n :„. i. i : a ■;■■' i.eia ' II That Is Perfeotly Harmless Because It tt Free From Adulteration. SUM II GREEN TEA A Perfect Luxury for Japan Tea Drinkers Liad Packeti Only, «0c, 60c, and 60c Per Lb. At All Grocirs. Wnii 11 Hie lllld ia lllll'.' 'Ill IIIII all miikoi A Precaution I'ntin.' Urar siirike. hiiiiin (discovering a burglar The nest and eggs of Pallas' gray aol ol opening a bank boIo) shrike (Loulus major) are said to be 111 Whal are ynu doing Ihere'- still unkiiowii to scienco. iall |l"lil make SUcIl ll roil, _______ n I Hani laa ace li in* ili'ii'i-ii n<, :t!,i:,am"M|i;.|!!,.,l'M hta Iho word'W or'Ite equivalent la ' sound exlata lu nil languages nud In every one Is expressive of disgust. In tho Icelandic the word "pful" means putridity. tlnrinn Bridge, (Ml.. May 30, 'nil. I have handled MINARD'S I.IN'I- IHNT during the pnsl year. Il Is lwnys the lirst Liniment asked foi lore, and unquestionably the best idler nf all the different kinds ul iuiiiient 1 handle NEIL l'T-UKlUSON. Klilei McNiihii I'm not denying lint the Duke nf Argyle is a great nan uml n learned mnn, hut what I lontend is this he's mil u popular nun. He's imt a man that has many liends. Aiidra Fergusson—Wool, yo see, he Duko is iu n vorrn doeflcult po* 'linn—his pride o' birth prevent! iim assoclatln' with men o' his uin ntolleck, an' his pride o' intelleok invents him assoclatln' with men o' ils aiu birth.—Weekly Telegraph. A Vokr llnil 1,(nl.-lU'iana,. The University of Illinois has lately added u number of relies to Its Abraham Lincoln collection. Among other treasures In the university's possession Is un o.t yoko mnde hy Lincoln nt New Salem, 111., In 1S30, when ho was twenty-one years old. It remained there until IM), Just after Lincoln's return from his only term In congress. Then Lincoln and his brotlior-ln-law, Clark JI. Sinllh, visited New Salem together, Whllo thero the two attended on auction sale of farm chattels, aiming which wns the oi yoke. When the yoke was offered for sale It waa treated aa a novelty liecauso made by a congressman. Lincoln acknowledged having mad* the yoke, and Mr. .Smith bid It off, saying "It was worth taking home ua a souvenir became mnde by his brothel** In-law and a member of congress." Itch, Munge, Prnirli Scratches and very lorirt ol contagious Itch on hu* nan or animals cured in JO minutes y Wol'"rd's Sanitary Lotion, The British government's extension pusial contract with the Canadian I'acilie provides fnr u journey of 7(1*1 hours Irom Liverpool to Bong Kong in summer. The Right Word Editor I notice that you sny that the women at the ball tonight with "elegantly gowned" Do you think "elegantly ['nulled." Iln yell think Reporter Well, vou couldn't call them dressed.- Somorvillo Journal, I'd Ralher Be Dend lllllll suffer nenin tin* tortures nf Insomnia, palpitation nnil nervous twileliiiig nf my nniscli'. in- iliU'l'il hy simple negli-rl nf n lillle in- digestion." Thcs. nre ths forceful mul warning words "f » lady who proolalmi thnt her cure l.y Sn.uli American Nervine when everything else Imd failed wns n modern miracle, a lew doses Hives relief. 91 If ii cough makes your nights sleepless lllld Weill")", it ttill WIIITV ymi a good deal, iiiid witli' good cause, TO dispel the worry and give yourself rest try Dickie's Anti-Consumptive Syrup. It exerts n soothing iiillueii ti the air passages and allays tho irritation that leads to in* Ilm ation. It will subdue the most stubborn cough nr cold, and even* tually eradicate it Irom tho system ns a trial ol it will provo to you. After nil, the latin will always be the fountain source of wealth, Rhe.imallim — Wh.it'i lhe Cnuia I Where", the Cure ?—Thi" nitlii' Irritating cause ol tins mosl painful nf diieaaes l- pan..nn.ii* un.- anil in llu- I.I,mil. Sinitii American Hheamatli Oure aautra lira - till III lal Jlaii-illl HHll-li. ||| 6 llolir. md euros in l t" 3 di 1 hmi Ai London yesterday the Thames ruse lour leet. The lee in UlO south branch broke up und went nway. There is fl jiitn ill the river lit Wmi- aieiiund. sboul a mile above Boring* bunk, but no serious damage la anticipated, These two desirable juaUfliatlene,| ,, .,, -, k, (. . pleasant to the laate andiit Uie same uli;i, * t|„. ,,, ,?M| prlce'you ,v„r ,„„,. effectual, aro ta be found in M ,„ , „ ,,., ,k,,,.' ^n, ,er Graves Worm l'..vle,initiator ^^ ■■|-„,,|tv.|,|V,. Mt,tf Children like it. ,ho, j( ou| ,„- .,:., „„ ■ Large herds "[ antelope are now -■■en mi tho lu'-teiii prairies, Uie protection given theso animals serving to multiply ihetr numbers. Alberta Is short ol icl I tcacl t ri Premier Rutherford says Ihal al leiisi '.inn new i» i'- "ill be required f"t Albortn thin ■ eai Minnrd's Llnim.nl Cures Diit.mpir SCORED ANOTHER WONDERFUL VICTORY Threi hundred "Salvation trmy t , ■ ition, London, for Canada Ridoi Haggard, dim addressed lhc n tholi departure, -niii lhat, nt nny rale, they i...-i,. going le d land whon i ■ nun i-i rise who pul Iiii hack intu IliS '-' -^ i FIREPROOF :*«£ Roofing WRITE FOR I'lll*. i -. METALLIC ROOFING C? win m I P EASTER LILY ro, EASTER SUNDAV Send 10 Cents V. ..!■*' .-J 1 im-* t HlllLi&.ll'ibtieM.l illJliilui, I Clinmol ■ t,| I ii :.•■•• lnn.f- fiftnlhtidlofriilh.ftniK >*a mil, Indj-t'-"! -i'M.rit •!,( •!, A.'I'l, llaMhl, '•'•' I'.n, I i ■ -i, N " '. Hiitunlumi,Mo"i-|i.i»- ilti,Viibuu.roMiil»t. TMi It* collet.!" or let Uini ni.tiifnilOuU HlnlorJr.llimpl. American Nur»«ry "LAME" •r Sort MuicIm dug to Cotdo, 1 I. ■ms Of I'hr uiiialltm ■111 hoe* ■ • • ' -i . ... th. Ifcti.ti... qu rn; ruutM i.e flnt t»ihlif will* hot "»■•!, UM mhUi.f •■ krUklf Johnsons ; ^liniment Iti »oi>i1t>r1u| powar to dntr*/ ptli fcti e * ■ It Ns i . IIU llf., U.i.. : ■, .. nurh I IU -Jm ... I. I. jiuinho* A rn, ;■ .■ , Vu, • t Ou Mott MM to tlit Ufitf Lilt of Curai Effected by Piychlne. Thli young My, who Uvea In Brown* Tillf, new Woodctock, Ont., tells Ur owo lU.rjr- In i few rtfertiTt WOMI of hftW ihi Obtattltd dHivertnro from lhe Urrlbl* %'•-, of vcaknMi ind di^eue. ] htm w think Pi*chlrn» (or mr prwnt hetttlL T "■ • d. I wu|jIQ| lutotuecllni I<x>ul4 [ - *. i ' i r istmI.' loron Uio floor, t oould loI i" ■ ; - * I'i it. II i trcnt (or • drinlfudto IU (OWU ".''-fl I nno bick. III v i (ur i nil* on i*o on my * a Iwn irt | • -• i to lift II t.. [-.'i *• f».* 1 W|T. . , I 'ill tlm* 1 »■■* lo (r 'in tuvlUf ft i. 1 '■ | -M utt-v'r '- i -h (rom utl|n« Mf 'iv- n!|f| ETf'n ;■*».'• 'liitll I I pi-K ir^4 fir- ' -■ ■ »'. j i -t.% ti • n:\ '*: ■■■ ' or -■■! 1 .■■**■ I mail nr i i- r nu III a e j - ■ '■' ' ■ n 4 I | - i - ' i-airi'd ■irlHTTOfMIIll'. I-UlftaU Of I IllUft. }t\*, bollf* •■■■-. it-. lUUtW. nMU.a i ilrl I n.i i"'l«r fu.l ol ].(«, -m't (or « ilolfD rid* t ikiUBj' »l*' *lltl ill ■-* ni. tad I ' in-k H ■ 'i.ii '.■ - mr a -* I Lim i."»f hid tM ■llfb. Of in ffin!n| im (i* montbi i|0 11 otJ.-l u . uot "ii * U (burrk iiiiiiimi otuM to (Mr mr tft-irn ol tbo dUooMs ILU Ul'kUL ffOOD. ^ Brtwnirlllft, (*aX Tonniandi of women ire mlnf P9Y» CHINK, -*.•>• they know (rom expei^ leooe that In It they hire I life friend ft.id deliverer. Piychlne li i wonderful tonic, purlfriog the blood, drtTlnf oal dlKaiM iirin'i, girei a rtTenotii ippetlt^ ildi di|eiUon end iMlmllitfon of food, m! li i ; -p'-ts md ibeolute ran fof dlioue of throit, cheit, lunn, itom^ Uld other orgini. It qaickly bulldi ny the entlit eyiUm, miking ilck poopli well m-1 w«k people itrong. PSYCHINE , (pROKOUttaO 51'KtUU), lor tala it all lien, !■'. at Ue. and 11.00 ■Mrbnttlt, or it 1-1 A. Rloa-n. I In,Imd, Ubontor*/, lit King 81. Wot, Toroito. Dr. li- ■ i Kldnir I'lllian a iur* and Mi-manent njr** fcrltlirnmatim, Brt|lit'( I 'la -i'«. Pain In tha Hack and all tormi ol KMn.- Troabl*. Ho p« box, at all ttialM W. N. U. No. C^ THF, EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. LIST YOUR With Ua for Ql)!CK SALE A. SMITH & CO JUNCTION BLOCK sum II VANCOUVtR. LOCALS R K Mnitlanil, ul tin' Northern Iv lit) :' i'ii:: .. Statl S tliilt il brancli ol the business will be uil In I. ■ liortly, The Western Corporation li ive purchased so;,r irst-i lass In .ivy draught horses. They came ffoni . nl fin Oii Tuesday Chiel Joe Capilano iv 1 Chiel *'!i irl' I t uilli will| e hands with i 11 niiiiilier I men [rum the hi" n Ily tribes, - re unable to meet these id v - il , ni'.ed Londrii '' i, '''li' ■ I - et. Will I Rolled Oat* Floor Hay and ITecd Seeds All OU!M Rb DELIVERED m~wm——m—i—r.——.i n~t:v Brackman -Htr Milling Co. limited. Harry Mil. hell, lo Lonsdali Avi inn.-. Iho .1' ; pui a - ■ use, 01 ti ii 1 ruin I as li It lor ihe north team launch, when he la ill,,,il laa| t||l il-.i-llll. I i,ii) Amskold has purchased the house and Int on Seventh stieet nun Mr. lirahiu. N i\ tl al : (ishin • son is opi it numbers' ul local Nitnrods are I. I'lll"'!,; frOIll the ' lacks Wltll i'ill bi'ski'ts .inti empty stomachs. in il Friday and hot cross buns, Mr. Bourdon, Capilano, yesterday went down to tha" stream and *,t\. a salmon. He reached down .iini grabbed it by ilu: tail and threw it out nn the bank. It weighed lourtcen pounds. Capi anil Mis. 0. A. Kent, First Street, hnve gone to Cali- (oruia, The captain is in poor health. M ' " a Henry l.arson returned " ' oris a day, where he has .".en ;i.. illege, io spend ■I" Easter holidays with his parents. :..■ ' inks Portland, is hete visitii . rids, 1 he mow i verj deep in the mountains ;ti tlie Sipiumish Old i say that it will result in that havi i.it- ul the i'ilir i "'. R C ( . . Tl',,.- -- , i lor the hiotis ll .a i ■- ol motor ud - tlici i rait, an acci i'i ui It i'i 1... .i ivi rks -lie nt Liu - ivharl I I ..I ■'. |l I aa! ",',.,ii, 1- f ivetni pii 1 ■ ■ trect car Iin \t \\ ■ -'■ in * ation mill '.a ih street, S5il A IUT% ' l""!''!' :"" I , ll,ickaS HoCobleial rn-Ju-l ■■ '> at harvest tune. letiei *ii<- i , , ... . ,. j..-. II ■ l'1 Han, M ti ■ '!' ■.■ iti t tabllahc-l ■. ' I in lhe Brill Lolau, i Mi H r M ]} V W ' lights at the s -..,-■ '.'. llll ■'. iv ll, llonoi JlldgC I i with :', new road, north from the BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.' CAPITAL, $4,866,666. RESERVE, $2,141,333 llriul Office in Canada, Montreal. II. Stikeman, General Manager; J. Ei.msly,Sttpt, o( Branches lliain h. -; in British Coin mbi a—Ashcroft, Greenwood, lleiiiiv, Kaslo, Rossland, Trail tSub Branch), Vancouver, Victoria, Duncans, and Dawson. Y.T. Savin.-s Department Dopcsits received from $1.00 upwards Interest at hlqhest current rales «nd compounded twice a yenr Ollice, Cur.Lonsdale lie. nnd f splnnade, North Vancouver,ll. C. Pine, healthy Tomato and Cauliflowei Plants, gi Sutton'". S" ed a hand HTA.N1 Ale and Stout In iiniiir-. Ken*, nnd 1 m lhc Boiinl Knwinn tu., I lil. TBI SEEDS, TREES, UIRMMIS MD si 1,mill Ms. V ', .. 1)1/VI r P. 8.—II < liao-il' |HV III" 1 im ■ « garden itocli ' in 1.1: I-i,'". looks well since its -. . , . , le, t:"li ini &ocui 1 Hat 'i, ui ■-1 ■ 1 VAM • . ■ ! pure] \\ I ■ ■' ■ propi rty, 1 ■ ' it the in w pipe ' r ] in First street I NORTH VANCOUVER 15 LARGE TOWNSITE LOTS LEET Sclli r contrai t.. to di liver 1 li-an -1 in (ivi nu mils , .11 oui uin- hi',' k Irom 1 ar lim uml (,:• al Uoilli ■ nd I I 'ii I (450 i.e.,. I ri MAHON, MrtARIAND & MAHON Cor. Pender -'tl Seymour .Ms., VANCOl'VtR, B. C w/4 TFI Xbt Worth of North Vancouver Property lor Clients. * - Owners are requested to call at our office, or mail a list with lull description and particulars as to prices and terms. We can guarantee sales if prices are right, and we are given sole agency. Give this your immediate attention if you wish your property transformed to cash. & BILLINGS CO. Ltd. 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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1907-03-29 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Express_1907_03_29 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0309377 |
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