WuUA' mcri>i;!\ oci \5\80 '/CTOR^ ''•'' ,•'■' (-; ,i --*■"''— ■/' OCT 15TO8 VOLUME III. nCTOrWri NOKTIl VANCOUVI R, B. ('., FRIDAY, OCT.OBKR 12, 191 NUMBER 8 EDITORIAL. OUR WATERFRONT. The only tiling that is hindering our waterfront from being occupied liy shipbuilding yards is tlie folly ami short sighted policy of the railway company seeking lo run their railway tracks along the whole waterfront A wise policy for them surely would be to set the waterfront free for industries which would, in a few years, give the best kind of employment for thousands ol working men. From the Indian village to Moodyville we have natural sites for shipbuilding that •cannot be beat any where, aud it is simply absurd that the railway company should seek to shut up ■that entire area when they can at less expense easily find another route through the town, At either Moodyville or west of the Mission the railway can get all the water frontage thev need for docks and wharves, and these sites are idea for such a purpose. necessary he comparatively local in tlieir scope. The advent of the railway opens a vastly wider area, and it will bring this point into touch with places hundreds of miles distant, and having resources of enormous magnitude. These vast areas must get into touch with shipping ports and also with locations suitable for maniifactur- ing.purpoaes. Manufactories now exist in Vancouver in a variety ol lilies, but we claim, and with good reason, that our Hats and tunning streams iii North Vancouver afford ideal manufacturing locations and facilities, and it only needs tlie advent of the railway to make this north shore a perfect hive of industries of different kinds. What, for example, is in the way of a most successful paper mill on the Capilano, or a woollen mill on the Seymour river, or cotton mill on Lynn creek, All these industries require lots of water and we have got it for them. LOCALS. VANCOUVER'S EXHIBITION. PROPOSAL, I _ Postmaster McMillan report The magnitude of this project that the lock boxes have arrived is rather startling, but it has very 'and will he ready tor use next jiiucli to cc-miiieud it Certainly, at uo point tn the British empire can a great meeting of the Occi- aIi'M and Orient better or more iConvi-jtieuLly take place. We are in close .touch with tbe whole Oriental laud, and we cau con- .tribute inure .to lhc success of such .an undertaking than India, China, .uud Japan. Australia and New .Zealand are .BOW almost neighbors, .as well as sister colonies, and the) ■can hi iu: cuavenieutly make -play oi tlif if rait resources. Hut .. ' , „ , it, i land child are doing well NouheuiCanada ami A,.,ska ami I * week. A hydrant has been put in at the corner of bt. David's avenue and Third street. This is (or tho protection oi the car barns and power house. The sidewalk on east side ol Lonsdale avenue is well advanced. It depends entirely ou the getting nl the plaukas to the time when it will be finished. Capt. C. Cates is receiving th congratulations ot his many friends iiii-1these days. It's a new daughtel who an ived on Monday. Mothei the cross anus of the poles, near Lynn Hals, on which the high potential wires are strung across the Second narrows. Young men who make targets of the glasses by shooting at them, little think that if a high-charged wire drops and strikes a pole that it will burn it in two in the twinkling of au eye, and besides shutting ofl the service. This dastardly work must cease. The filling in of Keith road at Mosquito creek will be done by day labor. The tenders were considered to be two high. When some men talk we are re minded of poor lead pencils; they never come to the point. Edgar II. Madden, Victoria, paid the town a Hying visit ou Tuesday, K. Barker, Brandon, was looking over the town on Tuesday He is sanguine of the future of thi Ambitious City. G. Thompson, Winnipeg, was registered at Hotel North Van couver this week. B. McKay, Kockford, was in lown this week. Mrs. H, W. Wright, Endeihy. was visiting friends here last Saturday, Registered at Hotel North Vancouver: Miss Ethel Legge, Wetaskwin; Mrs. II. P. Crosby Toronto; Mrs. J. C. Jackson, Vancouver. The work of construction uf the bridge on First Street, near Lonsdale garden, on Monday. tion of the estate of the late Percy j. Chick, one of the victims of the Chehalis disaster. The estate is valued, as stated previously at $31,000, of which $23,000 is in nuility and the rest personal property. Mr. li. II. Bryce was appointed administrator. W. J. Bowser, K. ('., made the application. The new Palace hotel, Second street, will be opened on Monday night. A small hoy in this town told his mother when he came bom from school the reason he wanted to wear his new shoes was that when the door was opened "there weie draughts in his old boots, and would catch cold." A North Vancouver girl has tried amateur singing, amateur acting, painting, piano playing, visiting, elocution, chasing and society, and didn't make a success of either. She better give up, and take a job as clerk : She can't avoid it much longer. Which railroad will conic to Nortli Vancouver lirst? The other day a North Vancouver man was telling us how economically he could live. "A Chink can beat you at it," a teamster brutally put in. A North Vancouver girl has had so many lovers that her lips seem constantly set for the expression: '■Now, you behave!" The World stated recently thai the fool in the family runs it. The item has caused several mil lie commenced jangles about who runs the family, The old bridge was bullied on Tuesday. E. G. Stevenson, Edmonton, An old-timer droppetj in to pay his subscription, telling us all the news today After ATHLETIC CLUB NOTES The club orchestra holds regulai rehearsals. The club rooms are open every day and evening. The club has now a library ol over ioo volumes. The membership roll is now past the half-century mark. All sorts of board games, etc., may be played in tin club rooms. Rev. Mr. Marsden and Rev, Mr. Gillam have been elected honorary men, bets. A chess tournament is talked of. Several members are experts at chess or checkers, A general meeting will be held on Monday night. All members are requested to be present. The g\ mnasium contains trapez, rings, horizontal bars, punching bags, Indian clubs, dumbells, etc. The graml opening, which will be held in the near future, will take the fori,, nf a smoking concert, at which refreshments will lie served. The musical programme will be of a high order. The members anticipate the organization of a lacrosse club as well as one of baseball for the sea- sou of '07. It is hoped lhat the The Executive council of the local board of trade nil l on Tuesday evening, Vice-president Phillippo presiding, The principal business transacted was the adoption nl ihe report of the tourists and Bettlers committee. llu lirst proposition taken up was that of placing the Grouse mountain trail in goc I shape by spring. The Vancouver Tourist Association will lie conn,,', cited with on the matter. Next the committee to' k up the question ol the scarcity of dwellings, pointing out the following facts : (a) 'ihat there was a demand fot houses; (b) that :"i or J5 men with their families puipose moving in here; (c) that comparatively cheap properties within easy leach'of the terry oi central portion of lhe city, may be bought at (400 to $700 a lot; 1 d) that fully do per cent, may be borrowed on the valuation of said lots, and that BUILDING MATERIAL is obtainable here at almost the grounds at the horticultural park same figures as prevail at Van- will be iii good shape by next touver. It was decided to place spring. The following is a list of members: C. McKenzie, W. A. Green, W. B. Campbell, J. A. Wibams, •\. K. Steacy, G. C. Walker, R, Dawson, I'. K. Schuck, Franklin these facts before the Vancouver Builders' Association, with a view ol soliciting the co-operation of that body in moving in the matter. The secretary ol the hoard was instructed to secure, if possible, a Siberia can .aili produce unique nod ' jitiist mit-restiug features, and one .of lhe finest exhibits would he Some tangible shott' of what oui jtjic.it mines are doing. Bv 10,149 ibeC J'. li. will not be the only String to our bow. By ■that lime we may hope lliat the great-continent wil! be spanned by ithe rails of the Grand Trunk i'acitic railway and tbe Canadian Northern railway anil that the .Great .Northern railway will have made great progress with ils •extensions. Willi all these railways centering in Vancouver the •facilities will be perfect for bring, ing the crowd of visitors from far .and Beat THE BRIDGE. Wc we glad to find that not 'Only arc our citizens alive to the lurgeut importance of having as caily as possible one lirst-class .coinbir.ed/.iafi".c and|railroad bridge .across Butttud inlet to this district, but also that our neighbors •south of tiie inlet consider it ol •great value to them. True, there are those on both sides who cynically a-lk what traffic is there to warrant such un expenditure ? The 6ame pessimistic reasoning lias been adopted regarding every forward movement, and those cynics forget that we are living in a new country, ar.d new undertakings arc tarried out where they Will lead to progress. The Electric Railway Company. a company of first-class business inen, haie shown iaith enough it, the future of Nortli Vancouver it- sell to warrant the laying out ol over faoo.ooo, for which there is not actually in view a present return. They have confidence in the Itit'.ite and in the location as a point that brain and energy can •develop into a paying proposition tm them. Miss Juliana McKinley, Tar In rt, Lochfyue, Argyllshire, Scotland, visited Iriends here ami at Vancouver, and lelt for Victoria ou Tuesday, Lost. —In the vicinity of Moody ville, engineer's certificate. Tin finder will confer a lavor by returning same to this ollice. Miss M. Kirkpatrick, after having spent three months in North Vancouver, returned to her home iu Highland Valley, Ash- emit, on Monday, Miss L. Nairn, Moodyville, returned home from Hatzic las, Monday where she lias been foi the past three weeks. Mrs. N. Stevens, who has been a resident oi North Vancouver for the past three months, returned tu her home iu Ashcroft ou Monday Mr. and Mrs. J. Davies, of this place, leave on Thursday for Jervis Inlet. Mr. G. Lill, who has been spending the past few weeks al Lasquito Island,.returned home this week. Mrs. J. Watkina, of Howe Sound, spent a few days in Nortli Vancouver this week visiting friends. The Sechelt Indians lost over J500 iu the canoe rate al New Westminster lair. The victors have been challenged to race at North Vancouvei on Dominion Hay for a purse ol J500 a side. Messrs. J. Uavies ami Brown have completed the repairing ol Mr. I-'ronime's house. A coat ol paint is now being applied. A. St. G. Hamersley, president of lhe North Vancouver Board ol Trade, returned Irom the Nortli on the Steamer Princess May Wednesday afternoon. The 13. C. Electric Railway Company have installed large marble switch boards al the substation, thc type of which is of the very latest design. The tram cars will not run on Sundav till about 5 p. in. This shut down is on account of wlncli we WHO was Here ibis week, reports'must not punt, he said: "Well, 1 business brisk ill his district. must he starting horni*, or thc old woman will be uneasy ami think denting pm in jaiL" avenue, I Hum Twenty-first street northward J. V. Georg-*., N. York, who was to King street in Nyer's division, j here to-day, inlorius Thk Express about thra Contractor Tucker is and grading Lonsdale I'he distance is quarter:, ol a mile. Harry Mitchell, focal manager of Brackman-Ker'a Hour aud ieep store heie, spoil Sunday with Ins father at Victoria. Mr. Mitchell reports business at the Capital Citv steady. the east The price of cats in being Mini,gel than 0,1 practically ail the shipments from ihe North-west are going there. Immigration to North Vancouver is at present at a standstill, 011 account of scarcity of houses. Speculation in real estate, however, continues brisk. II. 11. Ilryce has sent llii fine lot of pointers to the Oreguu field trials. I). Ii. lier, manager of the Brack,naii-Ker Milling Company, was here on Saturday. Mi. Kei has always had faith in the future of North Vancouver, inasmuch as he has spent thousands of dollars here. At present hay is quoted here al S13 a ton. Farmers are holding 1vh.1l they have in stock al advanced rates, It was thought that the season's crop would have been large, but owing to the fact that fanners did mu sow as much as thev formerly did makes the market stronger. The quality ol the hay is good, and nearly all the old hay is sold. Hay is bound to go up. Wheat is steadily advancing, and lloiir consequently will advance. Contractor Menaies has started moving Mr. Hughes' Iwo I,nuses un i'l,,,il street, lo make Mn,,, I", a third house mi the too-fool frontage. Wlun a woman has company, don't sympathize with her She probably brought it on hersell by going visiting. An apology never gives satisfaction to but one person: The one that makes it, In Supremo Court Chambers yeaterda) held at Vancouver, Mr. Justice Morrison, who has jusi r, turned Iron, circuit work, granted that he is connected with a mining syndicate that has claims at the (.1. 11. ii.niMi. I . Serrat, I-i. A. Sen;, 1'. II. Tweed, li. Cottell, A. McKav, P. Larson, li. Black, J. A. McMillan, W. A. Lailey, A. P. '.■a I ..| L\ 11,1 reek, which will be I B ash y, A. (libs, n, C Anderson, Wheeler, K. Renshaw, G. Phillips, Ira^ »» literature through the K. Clark, R. L. Wheeler, W. I mads; also to make known that all Pogue, G. Hawkins, J. B. Brown, those wishing pamphlets sent to ' Hicks, R. limes, li. Williams,'friends interested in North Van- B. Anson, B. Wh.eler, W. C. couver to hand in a list of names ll,sn,niiinn, G. I.). Scliullz, P. Mc-'and addresses, and said books Donald, Rev. J. D. Gillam, Rev. would be forwarded at the tmocia- li. Marsden, P. Kealy, H. >>°u'» expense. Mitchell, M. S. McDowell, J. A canvas will be made ol those Waldeu, I. Walden, L. Reda,1 who may have a stock of pamphlets G. Reading, II. Rowely, Dr. Dyer,Jon hand and would he willing to have same distributed by the issociation. The hoard of trade will ■.vol,ted next spring, Mr. Rapley, Point Roberts, was a guest at tlm Hotel North Vancouver this week. A North Vancouver woman who has been married twice told us the coantIyesterday thai she w.is--as mun ii. B. Drereton, li- T. Campbell, A. S. Billings, D. Mail 11. Church Notice. cent as a husbands, t child. ' Pretty guod OFFER A lill'l.iniA in the near future for the best written article on North Vancouver ill general terms. The board to restive the right to use said essays at iis discretion. The secretaries of the different committees will he supplied with minute books, and such other (jet your Sunday shine at liirt Cam,(bell's barber shun. Irwin \- Hillings have enlarged „ .,|„ ■ -, Some peopl be as fal as ho| well. think they must ,, or they can't lie But Ilm tramway operations will damages done to the glass nobs 0111 tl," application for the aduiiiuslra Of course, you know you are the whole thing, but don't nice the secret away to your friends. What , onfnse il is to say a man is in lined to be bald. It is quite against uis inclination! 1, the giiis n[ Ninth Vancouver wanl to make their mouths small mul pretty, thev should repeat 5011 tim s every night before going l" lied the words "prunes, prism. prim." 11' 1 annually you hear two men talking politics. It's coming; we can't escape mtiih long, r. A certain ministei adwavs r, Ipses ,1 lea when he marries 11 coupli, saying: "Go your wny, pool n nit lies, I hnve done ym, mis- 1 Imi enough already." We notll' thai when a North Vancouver patient ,- sick. In expects ,1 great di al nl attention (I'OII, tlie dlStlli I dm t'al A politician overtrains (aster than .1 priac lighter. "Kissing due', nni se, ,,, lo be :,s popular us il formerly was," a young married man tells us. We've nut,ced that nl late here abouts. A Nan,I, Vam OIIV,, girl has au ambition tn squeeze Inr waisi down until il is nn larger than hei leg (beg pardon, we mean limb) For whom do, - y, in wife open her 1 ham es! pn serves Vmi. the pri .11 her, in' I.,,,. ", '."',, kin ' ST. AXI'KI.W S IK,..-11 I I 1(1 \N CIIURl II, SIXTH -IKI.1.1. Services will lie held as usual in ' St. Andrew s chinch, Sixth Street, necessities as may be required by on'Sunday, al 11 a. 111. and 7130 them. p. „,., conducted by the pastor. I It wa.s thought advisable by the Morning subject: "The Early committee to endeavor to obtain Christian Church "; evening Bub-1instruments for ascertaining the jeci: " Reasonable Service.1 Sunday school, 2,30 p. m. M 1 "Ivvilii nervii e at 7:30 p. m. Un Wednesday evening at S o'clock a special meeting of the young people connected with the congregation will be held. The subject uf discussion will he plans for the winter's work. All earnestly invited, Paston Rev. J. D. Gillam, M.A. SI. .ions'- CHUKI ,1 (OHM k "I ElllTII INU iH.KII.I MM sIki:i rS, Fourteenth (eighteenth Sunday after Trinity) Morning prayer, 11 a. ,,,.: HOLY I OM.MI WON (choral, with sermon), I, 3" a. in.: even- soug, 7:3" p. ,,,. Monday, 151I1 Mattins. 7;even sn„e, 1 a,', lot k iin sday. 1 (.ll: M.illilis, 7: evi nsong, 7 ; 1 Wednesday, 17th Mattins, 7: even • '„:., 8. Thursday, 18th Feasl ol St l.ul.e 1'hanksgiving Day | mal Ims, In, imi \ 1 OMMUNlUK (■ hni.il, will, add,. • . ," ;<i a. m. Friday, 19th Mattins, 7: evensong, , Saturday, 10th Mattins, 7. Sundav next llnl v COMMUNION I plain), 8 a. m. Sunday school always al in a n,.; fourth Sunday, children!1 a I'. ,1 e. ,n ,1. ,1, i'he 1 lunch committee nn el'- in I'huti I, at - n'i lock nn Tuesday Addles', on "St. Luke's Gospel' mi Wi tlnesdaj aftei even tong r,;n tu 1 nl music on Friday afte, evensong. i he Hun's (or week-day servic are open 10 alteration. ll is hoped ihal. if lie parishioners 1 ordiallj 10 opi ral, the proposed 1 nlargi ment uf ilu * hmi I, will In- finished befon Advent temperature, rainfalls, snowfalls, etc., nl North Vancouver, and with this view Secretary Williams of lhc tourists and setlleis committee communicated with the meteorological department at Victoria and Ottawa Inr particulars. On Friday last Mr. E. Baynes-Reed, of the department at Victoria, railed mi Chairman I). G. Dick and him- sell in rcspose 10 the communication, Mr Re, d explained the workings of the instruments used for taking WKATlir.K RECORDS, lie said that a plot nf ground, free from buildings, and facing the north, would in- n 111 ir,-1 to read the instruments twice a day, and entering the results on forms prinled (or that purpose, and submit the 'teporls t> the metcrco- logical department monthly, The duties, which would be light, must ia, diitie without remuneration, Mi. Reed staled lhat as soon as the hoard dealt with the mailer and appointed a suitable person I.a would recommend ihat 1 station be npimd here, and --luteal (mthtr that he lelt sure that the etlorts of lhe 1 iiiniiiitli e would he such isful, Ninth Vancouveritea having exhibits at thf New Westminster in, wi,. ven successful in capturing prises. Besides Mt. j. J. Woods, who won a prise (or his gladiolas, as noted previously, Mis Seal carried ofl three first prizes ami one second by her drawings ami paintings. Mrs. Radermach, r's beautiful iron work a .i|a|iind In-l pn.'t in that hue. \ mcdel was granted to Mrs. Seal I", hei exquisite minatures. Go ,< Bat, . ,", -loves, chairs llll'l 1 n . '.a n THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. THE EXPRESS vuKTII VANCOUVER H. (-'. Wookly Xcws-Hiiu-r , Published li) CHE EXPRESS PKIN'TTNTI I'ompnn) 3ubseri| tion ' Ine I lollnr |iei Vein I. II. WILLIAMS Manager IKORI'.I IIARTLEV, Editor TOM EDISON AN OLD BQY ME RANKS IN LIST AS CANADIAN STRATFORD'S GREATEST. Major Larmour Wi tes interoitlng Rt'iinascence of th- W1M.1! M ». Trunk Telegrapher-—How Ho Flitted Away to Hn Father's Home In Michigan and Nevei' Returned Till His Recent Cobalt Visit. Major R Larnnu „ ml iper late idoni ol ia ■ ■ i.i aUvM.ii, writ! ib of "0 O. T. R." ittoi'il Old Hoys Herald, fives a. l'u h in i uocoun if Thoni.it \ i,, ..,;'. expel encei in tli. G. T ,: ■ a- tr a] a i. ., i telegraph operator. It was ovei 1 ' a . «i" Bt 111 young enough 11 be j humi, *nd, ... to do, found It Iin a cake nnd pram ptlj , ill■ i il .'.il . HIS I'l". ' [VQ ,a a I ftJUtltl 111 till- Cirri. Ht procure a ;k ami dated I [ gear so Hia, ■ I mdi, i'i . did builniM . half hour nn i wai -.- | i-i Uio E : -'. glial, ", , r.J," Signal Tot Prompt, The prompt villi whla'li Hi i came ul ifll •■ u Topi I . •a I I bus aro .-".I «' ' ' »iiie it nni. bo- : - , ■ md an It •al. '* iCat i i. there mere i i hold trains fnr ord is n uv i.i yii*. The ... iva- t» s, ... Ira by another, i h.'l.l It unl One a d to .'i'' 'I ! : ill, 'ii.i' hid tri a it-li a ,;, 1 'rain *■ ■ Answered, Then Slept. '■'' hnd r, ■■-, no- .... |jr, • Hal . ' ed I 1 " ''. I V' !■: ■ al I tt dOV ' a Ii a ' ■■ tl e . ' app .. h a,t the i' unatoly atroppi I .■ p The train •■ Ive,, • •i.i .a . ■ • . s , (habited ■ •■ II i .' tv I! was, • a I dream thai iwolie ' late. Thi I i i hnd mod •• i ■ rlilbla ling hi. red I on keen run after it. and ft ..■,. opi:-, - ed Into ll ,i,. imi irai ,o avert thi ■ t a< Back to Michigan. ' ■ •' nntui iul it I -1 ' in i lis fa . ! a In t ' ICah ' Got Tom's Wage i, • ad ■ , , a' •I ' . a tlio old ,nr y i ■; ',' ;: i; ■ . -I - a long [plain the el, um •tan es. Ami , smile, 1, i i Ign I! .it " ' a , ■ , , a , ' Hickson Sent Cheq Wrl li ral ' ■ a , mey :., r. ■ nd insl i « II -a - ■ t I • : • i add lhat I ins tn th* I 111 M lolen 11,11 a,/ . .' "a a' I 'a l| . if ' . , ' . •■' 11 ..,'■:■.. , , |,al I nowlell it nf, > and opi, I. T. 11, Co.. did fu ., ■ ' | I ■ ■ 11 ng ie fulliei i n wh a h id, by a; " .* I ■; P , Ion, n ".in a-t inu« m om ly wli a ' a , , i "Stralf nil Old Hoy," ■ ol " ■ l'i fuctui Rare Botanical Find. r || i a a]. | a , Yam | Ml ,' Mnrrli, | I.'- "a a , ,' a. ' || ;.ia Perl ed in I md a ■ ■ tlklng n m il tha This po ; al ■m ll n' n '' 'in th» manner In whloh Is grows am,, 'jpreatTo Itself, When the fern grows in ma- turlty Ihe top dro >pa over nnd ivhen it cornea In contact with the earth It lakes rool nnd thli process being eon- tin n d during tli "; am i months It received the name by which i. ti known. M Morris Is nn Indi I ll tb e senruher n. r tu sp ies In '.lia' botanical ivoi . and he • ■■ ■■ i"il In reci nl y .ia 'ii . ' - nnd properly U.l a 1 ii'clilds foiui i . ■ ■ many »itiu. ». it flowi i.- am', lllllllll." HINDU INVASION OF B. C. Ai British Subjects Thoy Have the Right of Entry. Boi i ise : alnts Brll ■. Columbia is i n , iho li irdes of Him i havi inde thai provln ol fan monll ,1 tt D S It, if 01- a.'l PI, ' , : a [or Hi" Departi em f I . gone to Van > . '.nni "Vhat M ■ lo " hen ha to u greol many | i\ Cerl will have asci g that tin durk-skinm d natlvei rd In Ila thn oton to 'um the labor markei upside 'I iwn, at least in I opinion of labor a , a'blllty tho Tradi a ond L.a. Councl . a- ab lo bui>. , I) Mr S iti .■. . .. pie Information on tl a- p in,. Hundreds of Hindus have already landed It British Columbia, and thousand! more sr.- preparing to come, More than the Japam se er iv. ni sc they • i or i imp tltlon with tha whites in tin lol irl et, nnd they are equal!) non-nssliul otlvc Sim - I ■ Hind.. ■ i :i British C lum bla In fi. ly largo numbers they have, 1 polfci records, caused : - it ■ ,b e for Ihe poll ,o than any ither i pics a.*.,, here. Judging al ihem who havo ; ' il police magls i- and tin v aro by niituro quar- r ,■ 1 ..' glou . . Die pros' ni 'i ie Ihe Parliament- ilttee of lhe Trades and La- . • ngai a in Investigating . : . . 11 |. ■ be- ' iporl Di plte ilm ' raco aro do- barred from Now Zealand, Australia ami .'.' : ; and law ■ a know Just how . d b-- kepi oul ol Canada, boon Bi tlsh subjects, The ' naotment ol provincial legtBla- | .■ them out might be dis a.: od bj tl ■ Do n on Qovi mm, nl as 'a.is the case wlih tho v ol Act tl; li d ago ■.'!.' tne POULTRY IN SMALL YARDS. Large lira.. Run, Are Not Essential tn Henry Mkk rrnductiou. There Is n common Idea tlmt fowls can only he maintained In boaltli whore there Is n large grass run, but this Is qulto n mistake, snys the American Poultry Advocate, A few liens oou- llned In a stnull yard if foil properly and kept clean will lay moro freely thnn those that hnve :,n unlimited range, and, usually being In more sheltered quarters, they are inure likely to lay in ilie winter lhan form poultry, lt is net nn expensive business tn wire off o comer nt the liml. garden ami put up a small bouso, A woodou bouso lor half n dozen fowls need enst Imt very Utile, and tviie for tho run is very cheap, 'ilie bouso musl bavo ventilation provided at the top above tho lovol of tbe perch. An old bos will, „ little well broken straw In it will do for a nest. The flour of lhe house can bo niiule of earth beaten hard nml lovol. a sprinkling of dry nslios under ihe porch will enable the droppings in be removed with n trowel in n few seconds. A portion of the wire run Bhould if possible he covered so us ni afford protection from tbe rain, nml under ihis should be placed ,i good sized box of dry Band or sifteal earth. In this llio fowls will clean themselves, a great essential, conducing immensely to their health, 'I'he feeding of Iho lions Is a very simple mailer. There must lie a warn, breakfast of meal given as soon after tho birds aro off the perch as enn be managed. This meal Bhould bo composed of middlings anil barley meal in equal parts mixed inlo a stiff paste* with hot waier. Any scraps nf moat, etc., from ,be bouso enn be added and stirred In with it. At noon some cut grass, cabbago loaves or othor green food m„=i bo given nml before the birds go to roost some grain, bucIi ns wbeaL Poultry mixtures of various groins are not good; neither is corn, except ,i handful or two in the way of a treat, lt Is most Important thnl lhe fowls should only hnve as much ,it each feeding as they will eat greedily; none must be left over, In cold or very wet weather ,t Utile pepper limy be Idded to th« meal. There must always be pleuly of fresh water for drinking. Passion For Publicity. " - -ia ia-- notice 1 ,'■ :. alr.-iwn at to the cham lei f I iclety ar journals. The fu ia. a,* -ii,. flatter; offered :•' womon their pers ana! .-.■.te.i --i.uts and tho , . f thi Is surely being i.i; can hard- lyo ing ladles, nml by ,a t- Ihi u Ha extravagant Ideal t'f :" .." ov n attractions lay up for ■ ms in ihe future. ;■ i nol on the ivr t< rs thai the ro- 'I'hey are i i tho del I ol Iho day, anal help fui 'a -I.: Uie a i : Ul m for which ,':■■ r fair readers , re th a", thi 'a. In, r can help • the dross which Ii in fash. ab n. iy I.- Tho ilndy by n nns poc illar I , I'm.uia. Every* ■■ rages tlm ■ ; i ubllclty in . i ivi re a note id ■ Id ■ In Smith In . Sun. Need Lead Pencil Wood, An ll iai . I by tho I . imbla re- , , . ,pi a that pro- ; suitable for l li.nl pern Ils. It en ially fnun ■ fnl'..,, stales I i 1) a a i a : :. > - • . be mantil i iol ■ lug llir- provln Snlt Por Fowls. It Is n prevalent notion that salt Is poisonous lo fowls, ami Ihls popular Impression is based on many unhappy experiences will, it when fed too liberally. Of course, salt is poisonous If fed largely; but. on the other hnnd, It Is beneficial when fed in inoderata atnounts-that Is, at the rate, say, ol a hair ounce to inn adult fowls per day. It Is true lhat il great many fowls have been killed by eollng salt and by having Ihelr food mixed wilh llie water in which snlt meat hail boon boiled. 'Ilio careless tl,rowing out of roek salt. Which lhe birds ent under the Impression lhat thoy or.- eating grit, Is the most usual wny of killing fowls will; salt-Western Poultry .Journal. FOOD ON A WARSHIP. Vast Improvement In Mens Comdi- tlom In lleeent Yeure. The Dnlted States government seems to have solved the culinary problem much more satisfactorily than many private Individuals, both ns to cleanliness nml celerity, In the navy, on board tbo battleship Missouri, for Instance, Un' cooked pari of nn ordinary meal fair "OU nieu enn be served iu four miuutes, as Is demonstrated every dny, Tho first requisite In tlio preparation of food ou board n man of-wnr is clean- liness, nml probably none of the man- ngcrs nf thu higher alass hotels oi restaurants is moro rigid in this regard than are those iu , lini'go of lhe general moss oii :i battleship such us tbo .Missouri, ruder ,1 lil system, says Pity. muster George I'. Dyer, r. S. N„ In lhe "Proceedings nl tho I'uitcd Siuies .Naval Institute," Iho gear was not really clean. A man nf the lower rulings, too ofton selected on account of hln inability to do anything else, looked at,or tlioso duties, His meager allow- once of water served out from the galley was hardly moro than lukewarm nfter carrying it to liis moss tiiul put- , ng a few dishes through it. Ho hnd llien to dry his pear wilh a towel which, being used for all softs of odd jnlis, cleaning tables and wflnt noL the nio-t Btrenuous efforts of the muster ut arms could not innke hltn keep clean. in February, llml, a dishwashing ran- el,ine wns Installed on the Missouri and human hands do not now came In eon- tite, Willi lhe dishes during the process of washing, The soiled wure In wide meshed wire baskets is passed through two waters, The tlrst, which is kept In violent agitation, is made so strong wilh lye soup or Cher compound thnt II," grease is cut from the ware as it Is Immersed. The second water Is kept a, boiling heat, and in rinsing dissolves nny remaining dirt, besides heating the ware so that when taken from lhe water it quickly dries itself through evrporn,ion. By Ihis means llio gear Is rendered nntlseptlcnlly clean nnd the use of dish towels is nvoide'd. The knives nnd forks, which will not dry thaWouglily by themselves, when t'ken from the machine are wiped with clean, boiled towels, .'.uiiiiig the Imperative galley onion are; Ka stale fond; time nil food to bi r4*ady ait time for serving out. \ a, l..... 1: serve out all warm dishrs hot. Tako evory precaution to keep leod dlBhei as rold as possible alter coming f*om ia '-box. Inspect coffeepots and mess pans nnd r.fuse to serve lulo any but scrupulously dean mies. While It Is not claimed that anything like perfection has been reached, ihere h'js certainly been n striking improve- u.aiil In mess conditions during recent yours.-New York Tribune, The Fatality of Indigestion Which Almost Invariably Arises from Liver and Kidney Disorders. DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS. From insurance 'records il Ims been found lie aim ;' n'i per cent, ol the 'limla. ni policyholders was attributed It tlisensi - a -la,, digestive system, To persoi i ■■ ho have been ocoust- oiiieil i.a think lightlj ol indigestion, biliousness ntnl liver tlernngeiiionts ' ihi- statement n ill he rather startling 1 bill i, caiino, In* rei iteda Tii ,i lar ., a\i' it' tin- liter eon,nils 'I'.' di ' ... •■. -nun liy supplying the bile tn an- the prompt passage nf Hie l.i i.i ,, aa'. ; till a' tC'tillCS, U'llOl'O ihe dilHcult i'i" "i 'ia-'.' stion lakes plaee. lleciii-i' "■ 'i'i' immediate ami direct inllii.'in.' mi ili- liver, Hi. Clinso's Kiilney-Jiiver l'ills insure n good How ni bile, nnil hy sn doing positively ov- civil con*,,pa,ion and intestinal indigestion. Wind hm tlie -'am ocli. rising nf sour tnste in thf month, smothering sensations ill the el'.e-t. pains about tho heart, headaches and dizziness, drnws- iness anil discomfort nfter meals ami slii'inisli in" imi ul the liver, kidneys anil bntiel, are ihe ^yiiipliiins ol this serious ami dangerous form of indigestion. Mr. Diincnn McPlicrson, Content, Alia., ii rites, "I mis inr many years trouble I uhli in ligestion ami iiond- nolle and derived no bonofil from ilm many remedies used. A friond advised the ii-e nl Dr. Chase's Kidnoy- I,iver Till, ami after taking four hoses the lus'ili is thai I am once inure in tlie full eiijoynu in of lhe blessings uf goaul health." .Mr. Henry llorglinrdt. Horse Hills, \l(a., writes:—"I used Dr. Chase's Kiiluoy-liiver l'ills for dyspepsia ami am S',tisli"i| thai there is no better i licino Inr this ailment and liver euiiiplaint.'' Dr. Chase's Kidney-!.iver Pills will promptly overcome tlioso symptoms, Vine pill a dose. iTi edits u box, ut. all Idcsiors, or tldmnuson. Mates A- Co., I Toronto. HIS I.llll. AND HI'ilN. li i- -nn! i: uu Atchison woman iiiuilil tieiii li.-: "girl" a- mil lis ller liiislinnil 'la-.ii- i a- stenographer she Would um havi «o much I hie in -retting a ' . i Atchison Globe. -Ill KlUM, WOMEN". in.'- i'i • The Chin iniule from the strait nl , ■ ■ liy nsln lhe i ■ delicti uf lhe straw u line iaa.. im . in. ,i tun ti a.i tin lured, ".", l.ricitrtl Hen. Ho not re*iif ihe bow legged mnn, fm In- plays nn linpiirlnnl part In tht world. Ii is estimated thai 10 per cenl aaf 1 aid,|||l| XII". - lanW |Cggl I. HO NH mel llj i'i, ■ ■ , enl '.'"I to greal rnspis: iinv legs Invariably ni coin puny n robusl pi , ilque, We Hnd ihem um' nf ii." a pillions features nl athletes, Cot eilhms oro almost al- waiys bow li'i- I'll iif Um how logged geniuses to ulty point. with pride lhc , a Ir oust ex- ' . nre I'm ii norm" S'npoleon, Wellington, Schopei nd Cnvour, eh '"'l li.... in l.nu- • . vers. Rape May De Sow Late. As a green leod fm' soiling—lhat Is,. enn in, I fi a-aluii: green -or fur pas- lure rape stands uncqualod among crops Mil,able fo,' .--.Ine. II should be sown in rows two fee, apart mi We, fallow nr wi 11 rotted sod nl I ■ niii' uf throe pounds por acre li n j bo sown aa,,* tui'.!'. as Iiii,j as thero re-1 mn ii : i\ weeks of growing wi ... in ■ are lo he "*.;"■ [• nl. if Intended to bo pastured tho a .l| Pa' lllllll .1 Ul I'' inin, niiiie.; up io lhe t»p of ihelr No greater area should ho given than Ihey nro likely to keep down in Hint height nr lower. If nu'. pnstured or em loo i 'use to ihe ground it will kcop on growing as I"'. ■ i a Ihe lira iter returns may bo expected from soiling than from pasturing n give,, area. Feed. Ing pigs .'. illy tualio more rapid gains win n ii is >.•'• ng fed to Ihem In modi rnlo tiuantll es in pens iiinn when ui pasture on It. Bri i d ng ■ 'an i, aro 'il el) in do bei,or when they can use I, as pas,ure. Feeding pigs receiving all tho rape ihey will eat on ■ ,:o Bhould rOCOlVO somewhat less nl lhan thoy would il In their pens. From one-third lo Hve-slxtha of iho regular ration should bo fed; tha ii nre rapid the uain desired, of course, the heavier tho ration. J. ll. Grladalo, Canada, ;n Orange Judtl I'linner. lii-:uiiiiii ' Inrnle,. Undoubtedly it was tho purpose of tin Inventor of iho carnfo to provide a vessel admitting of ready covering. But how few persons In control of either privute or public dining places avail of this easy opportunity of ex- eluding dust from the water decanter. !t Is comparatively rare, even at tbo boiler appointed Manhattan bostolt.es, fo llml lhe aqua boltle stoppered, al- lli-iuuh tho neck bo adapted to accommodate un ordinary size of cork. In fMhlonnble restaurants use of water pl'oliers nn tables has long been eon- s'-le,'"ii vulgar, principally from Uio Viewpoint of style, bul pnrtly becauso of Ue idea Iha, Ihey servo ns dust ureinuu'.iiliirs, yel tbo carafe goes un- lidded without attention.—Now York I'', -s. Cement Work. it s-ems iimt the foundation has much in do wiih Hi" siicccs ■ nf c, meat »,ui; according to the Cement Km: (or s.ahle Hours or clay or loam one should i i si f"i!"w Excai a'- i ,o eight Inches for foundations, lill In with cinders, crushed Btone or sand; • ;'•■ .ul n three Inch layers ami tramp 1 oundntlon i hould he well Unod- • ■a| iiel allow, il iii stand fm a Wl a-l, or ii on in order in become thoroughly ■ d; smooth off '.n a level mr- ■ ' ii- lit mm Side. Wordi of dn er uro wurds of help; words nf gloom are wurds of harm. Thero Is a brlghl dde nnd n dark side to every phnso ■, llfo snd to every hour ol time, If we spent! nf ,he bright side, we hrh k Iho brightness Into promlne ; if wo speak of the dark side. *ve deepen is shadows. It ii in ..ur power In In , ur la binder by • word any and e y person with whom we come In ei act PERT PARAGRAPHS. Women won't bo happy In heaven lllllesS the stylCH ill 111.Ins t li.lllgU Il'U tunes;, your. Ohstluacy la an ugly quality lu our friends. Generally si king, wo think thai our neighbor gels no inure punishment lium he desorvos. ii seems Iha hclgbl ol hard luck io ban- elporlotieo gold brick us. To Drive Away Red Miles. To exterminate rod mitos remove ■ ... ■ md every movable ob ,"■< ,n henhouse, coat with good ho! whitewash, a little crude carbolic acid tilings, walls, nests, cracks, ■, i dropping boards thoroughly, When the house Is dry paint the roosts with n mixture ol five pari ol coal oll and ono part ol carbolic add. Repeat again twice at Intervals of a month, r house will be entirely free from these pa I according lo Poultry icci ., filler of Silkworm 1,100 Ionia. Authorities and popular works differ greatly in (heir estimates of the length et lhe fiber in lhe cocoutl of the do- ncstlc silkworm, Bombyx morl. Pub- fished sin,onu ins nf tho length of Ibis lllier could be oiled which range all the way from 1.100 feet to eleven i-jiles. Even so good an authority as the Encyclopaedia Brltannlea places It ui 800 yards. Recent measurements miiile in the division of entomology ("how Hint wilh eerliiin Milanese yel- hw cocoons raised In the United Slates from eggs purchased from Franco tin, fiber varies in length from SSS to 1,105 yards. Cocaine i;»lt in i.a.iiu The cocaine habit Is assuming nln ruling proportions at Delhi, The evil has spread to rich uml poor, lo lllndoni aiiil Mohammedans and even to women and children, Between sno and 1,000 Vials of poison are suld dully In lhe city. Not :, few young men nnd even lids belonging to well to do families COOSUmo from four lo six vials n day each. Coolies und persons engaged in menial professions nlso havo not escaped contagion, liven beggars seoui io prefer cocalno to food.—Falsa All, bur, I.i,horo. \,.,. I .Tnsi the Rich R"il Blood Dr. Williams i'n.- i'ir- Actually Mail"'. I ail i In miahllo life the health ami happinos nl ever* woman ,1, pi '. upon Ini' blood, li her blooil ,- pool ind water) iho becomes woalt. languid, pale nnd nervous, li her i.luml supply i- irregular she -ul- foi-s from In idnches I hack aches, a„i| other iinspoiiknblo distress which onlv ii nn,01, I imw. At every stage ol „,, life Dr, Williams' l'ink l'ills arc her bos' Irii nd, lieenuse they net- ually make Iho rich, red (blood which give- help iiiiiI strength and tone lo over) Di'gnn oi the body, They help a in' ii jn.' iilien nature makes tho greatest demand upon her blood supply, Mrs. II. liagnon, who For twenty ta.ii- Im- been one ol the best k'noiin residents ol St. Ilochs, Que.. sin-a "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have been ii Mossing to mi. I was weak, won t iiiiiI -cirts'K able to drag invsell about. I suffered '.nun headaches 1 dissiness, my nppetito was poor, ninl to «t pt housework left mo utterly *u>rn out I slept badly at night, and what sleep I get 'Ii'l i"'1 refresh me. Foi nearly three years I wns iu thi- condition, nnd was constantly inking medicine, but found no hiuiriii inun it, One ni my neighbors win. had user] Dr. Williams' Pink Pills with lunch benefit, advised mo to try them, I did so, ami the nholo story is t.il.1 iu tii" words 'I am well ngnln.' Thero nro 'una" yel "hen I take tho pill, nu thev seem to me a guarantee again-: the trouhli • from which so mniiv ivonu n Buffer, lb Williams' Pink Pills don't net on lhe hmiel-, Thev contain just tho elements that nctunlly make now blood inui strengthen the nerves. That's why thoy cure anaemia, indigestion, iio'iirali'ia. rlioiimatism, lumbago, I endnches, backaches nnd lienrt pnlpitntion, snd skin tlisensos liko pimples ta nl ecsemn. Than is why the) nrethogrcnti -' help in thc world for growing girl- who need new blood nml for women win ' troubled with irregular health. Sold by all i li- ,.| icalers or hy mail Hum tho Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, (im.. ai 50 cents a box or six boxes Im $2.50. I'lie Morulni i-lorj-. The n,or,ling glory I- singularly sen- sltivo to hem. it open- about daylight uml in a warm day will Close in three or lour hours, but should tho day bo cloudy or cool ;i will sometimes remain open until hue in the evening, GLASS WORKS TO OPEN lla'aiisejinir. -- The Maiiitnbii Glass Manufacturing company of Bcniisojour has now completed their plant nnd everything is randy to start work. The building is eighty-four hy seventy feet, In tho center is placed Ilia s'lielter, which will hold five melting liu-ins, eaeh basin holding nhout fifty- t'ni' gallons. Thero nro yel five others kilns for the purpose of tempering the Igluss, Elicit ol tliime Kilns is twolvo hv twelve. Tile difficulty now is to got the right mon who understand thn glass work, nnd these men, it looks, nro very senrco in Canada, CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED, with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ns Iher cnii'i reach ihe nat of the dine*..'*. Catarrh Is a Mood or constitutional disease .nd In order to euro It you must lake Iniernal remedies. Hall's Calami Curo In taken internally, and acts dirndl- on the blood mil mucous aiu<acr>. llnll'a Catarrh l\ir« la not a quack m-d- lolne. It **'«« prescribed by ona of Iha best phystolani in the country for yoan and ,a i rcirular prescription. Ii ll cotn- iiuat'd of tha beat tonlci known, com- ,ahi-il with th. best blood purifiers, acl- lm dlreellv on the mucous eurfacia. Th, perfect combination of tha two In- ireillenta Is what produce! auch wonderful results In curing Catarrh. Send for lestlitinnlali free. ■• F ,1 CIIF.NET A CO., Props., Tolldll. 0. Bold I'*' OniKlata. prlen .Sc. Taki Ilall'i Family Pllli lor comtlpatloa Prof., Mno.uiii. naturalist lo the Domini ui government, lias returned felon milking il study of vegetation ai mg the route uf the Q.T.l*. Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc. William Bell. K.C., has bo-n eoin- pi'lleal to retire on nccounl ol ill-health a- arbitrator for the Cataract Power company ill the strocS railway dis- 1 |lllle. Holloway's Corn Cure destroys nil kinds nt ns anil walls, root and branch, Who, thon, would ondure them with such u cheap anil effectual romody within repch, ! John Bishop, a desorter from llyi Allen liner \ ietoriun, wlm was arrested ill T'H unto, lias SCntOIICod in Moll! real bu the maximum tern, of twelve A Tm," for Everything,—Tho timo for Dr. Thomas' Ucloctrio Oil is when croupy symptoms appear iu tho chaldron; when rheumatic pains beset tho old: when lumbago, asthma, ooughs, colds, catarrh or earache intucl; either young or old; when burns, scalds, abrasions, contusions or sprains como to any member ot the family. In any of these ailmonts it will givo relief and work a euro. Llout.-Col, W, T. Bridges, Royal Australia Artillery, ami chief Intelligent Hioer of the Commonwealth forces, is at Ottawa to study the mil- iii.i system. >1 unl. run in,. Native Hast Indian cooks nro said In use tiie following method tn distinguish edible fungi from poisonous toadstools: They throw o .silver coin into the water In which lhe niu-.li •Moms ure boiled. If ihe metal turns black with a coating ot nisi they eun- ileum the mushrooms, but if lhe metal retains Its color th"y consider ihem safe to uso. LillHl no the llr.,]. Eugllsh law makes no account of libels o„ iho dead, No, so in Franca. A Parisian lady obtained n verdict ngainsl an author who published some defamatory Btatemonls of her grandfather. Care of Dairy Utensili. ■',' an. | pure iir are lhe cheap. est and mosl effective moans of koop- ■!.. ainiry un ii. Is puro and Ban- . r 'hey have been clean ed hi aa conditions dn nnt exist it laa. in pul Hi'',,, In a hilt dry. ..rn. Kansas Experiment S,a- •Imi. French Advice to Hit- Csar, You (lhe czar) do not rend your Trench history sufficiently. At Ihe present moment you nre behind Louis XVI. Tho iloiima is clamoring fur a Mirabf,iul':,ri,nvoI.„tnctl>-(Tiapolier cabinet. It la really llmo to send for Marker, nnd you nro still nt Cnlonno, Catch up will, husband nf Murle Antoinette as sunn as possible. Do more, lio beyond him. It will he the best nnd ruirest way not lo make history repeat itself. Paris Radical. \iiall Welialer', Work. N'.sili Webster, from first to Inst ■pent seventeen years on liis "Dictionary of lhe English Language." Tlie Fir,I Nil* iKiltnrs, Tho Phoenicians wore tbe Drat nnvi- gntors and sailed In nil sens. They were also ihe earliest recorded traders and wen* succeeded by Carthage, Egypt, Venice, Genoa, Iho Uanne towns, Holland und Portugal, $ 12 Brooches Ai $12.00 Diamond Hall ii -how ing an a-ipt-cully attractive Una ol Broochci. An odd price piili.pl, bu, you will -carctly object to llieir not being marked 115.00. The one iiluilraled (Catalogue No. 31685) ii of solid Ilk Cold lei with 16 Pearli. ll has a pendani anach- ment for wearing on necklet A Sunburn Brooch (No. 31679) made up of 65 luitroui Pearli il another al the lam- price. IVt in,4*f«i, nquttlfrtl tfcXarft our latgt ,ltuttralid talalogul. Dry Mash For Fowl, This Is a mixture of ground Ffnlns, ngi nly wheat bran. It Is fed dry In h'lTCll nr a elf fecdors It Is kept 1" fnro tho hens all the timA IlntiUurllinr nml llt-nttti. Shilling handwriting bus Just been prortd to he responsible for the ail- niontB of moro lhan mi per cent uf our yoiinn- people, As Iiniii Iho steel pen and Ibo Blunting writing originally enme from England, we evrlnlin wilh nil our hearts, "LW ns keep Iho pen by nil means, but send back lhe bail habits it bronghl In lis Irnin to tbe place whence Ihey camel'-Paris l'etil Journal, The llr.l l-lnj-l.il 1. The first playbill was Issued from Drury Lnno theater, London, mt April 8, i'n';;). The Siniriin.li. The weapon of the swol'illi-h prolm Mv served as lhe model for one uf lhc . irl I forms of lhe swnl'd. MallJ' early swords, particularly among lhe ■mirll ntmiis, were edged wiib Ihe Hi of "burn. W X U No. 608 THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, R. C. Dear Mother Your little otit-i are i militant ure il Fall mid Wintrt wMilirr. Thev will catch cold. Oo you know about Sluloli'i Contumption Cure, the LungTonic, and vhat it nu done for io many } It » laid to be the only reliable remedy for all -..iii-mci of the air [MBiagei in children. It ii absolutely harmlcu and pleaunt to take, It is guaranteed to cure oi your money ii returned. The price is 25c. per bottle, •nil all dealers in medicine sell 314 .SHILOH This remedy should be in every household, SOCIALISTS IN TORONTO. TO THE NIGHT. Swiftly walk ovor the western wavo, Splrll ■',' Xbtliil Out nf th ly . istorn enve Where all tho long .nni lono dnyllght Thou wovesl ,1-1.mis n' j iy nnil fear Whloh make theo terrible and dear— Swift be thy lllghtl Wrap thy form in a mantle gray, Star Inwrought: Blind wl'.l, thine h iir the eyes ol day. Kiss her until sh,. bo wearb d out: Then wander o'er city and sea and land. Touching all with thine opiate wand- Come, long sought! When I arose tint! saw the dawa I sighed for tliee; When light rode high and the flow was gone, And noon lay heavy on flower and tro?, And lhe weary Day turned to her rest, Lingering like an unloved guest, I slghodj tor thee! Thy brother, Death, camo nnd cried, "VVouldst thou nie'."' Thy sweet child, Sleep, tho lilmy eyed, Murmured like a noontide bee, "Shall I nestle near thy siilo? Wouldst thou 1110'."' Aiid I replied, "No; not thee!" Death will cnnie when thou art dead- Boon, too soon; Sleep will Dome when thou art lied. Of neither would I ask the boon I ask of thee, beloved Night— Swift bo thine approaching flight; Come soon, saton! —Percy Bysshe Shelley. BOY SMOKERS. Stringent Bill to Oporato In England to Stop Juvenile Smoking. In their report Issued recently tho Committee on Juvenile Smoking strongly urged the British Government to in- troduco a bill nest session (partly on tlio lines of sir Ralph Hitler's measure, which they prefer to Lord lteay's) as follows: 1. Every person knowingly selling cigarettes, cigarette papers, cigars, or tobacco to any child under sixteen to bo liable for Ihe tlrst offence to a line not exceeding £2, and for subsequent offences not decoding £5. 2. Every child under sixteen found smoking or In pa>ssession of cigarettes, olc, to be liable to a penally not exceeding £2 for each offence. 3. Constables to bo allowed to stop youths apparently under sixteen seen smoking In a public place and to con- nscato tobacco found on Ihem. t. Local authorities to bo allowed to extend some ot these powers to park- keepers, schoolmasters, and others, and possibly to railway and dock companies. 5. Provisions to b'' mado to exempt children procuring tobaceo for tholr parents or carrying messages for Ihelr employers. No recommendation Is mado In regard to automatic machines. Teachers aro expected to dwell occasionally on Uio bad effects of the habit. Tho committee are satisfied that juvenilis smoking has rapidly increased, that It facilitates disease and leads lo drinking, ond aro Impressed by tho absence of signs of physical drterlorallon among girls who are as a rule free from Uio habit. Fuiikiih l'ills.niim. About two-thirds of all oases of fungous inn-mini:; ond la,ally. Origin of the llnrlieil limit. The barbed arrow doubtless Iind Its origin in the observation of different kinds of thorns. Many thorns have natural barbs which render Ihem both Inconvenient and dungorous to travelers. i tniieit Tobacco lime.. London tobaoeo boxes nro apt to cause loud colic mul paralysis, tho motiil Impregnating the tobacco with act-talc of lead, uoiii Peni, Gold pons nro now usually tipped with Iridium, Tin* bits oi this metal nro Inid In nololios nt llio point of lhc pon. thou fastened on wiili il ii n . being sftcnviird ground and polished for uso. You can trust a medicine tested GO years I Sixty years of experience, think of thai I Experience with Ayer's Sarsaparilla; the original Sarsaparilla; the strongest Sarsaparilla; the Sarsnparilla the doctors endoise for thin blood, weak nerves, general debility. llnl i.,-n llii. iT.nil aa'il mi'l-ln. nuinot An ttl In'.I taaarlt if Ila. llT-r I. Inarll,. anal lit. bit.-), run.Ila at-.l, Pol Ila. t>..t |«R.ll.la rfl- ■lllll, vnii .ii'iiiM a,k. lai.n,. rin.oaof Ar.r'i I' ■ -'1 ■'.- Ill' III - >' .'! .» Tl- ll.M wtlliii.ii'kij mpt-ita, .nd lo .ill Ui. tww.l.. Nat a Single Professed Anarchist In tho Good City—Tho Quetm City Leader. Toronto can,u)t bajast of having the same number of Socialist workers as Montreal, says The Montreal Standard, In the latter city they are both numerous and aggressive. In the former thoy nro less o msplcuous nnd more conservative In carrying on their propaganda, for let lt not be forgotten that Toronto has not yet had a .May Da/ celebration, liut If tho Queen City cannot boast of having a Sieiaiiist movement an strong and as no,ive as that of Montreal, lt can lay claim lo possessing a great number of Intelligent Socialists, who do nol rave ami tear their hair In tho revolutionary fashion, but seek to innke converts through Iho means of argument nml Illustration rather than the wholesale condemnation of everything capitalistic. Members of Trade Unions. Tho majority of Toronto English- speaking Socialists nro nearly all members of their respective trndo unions. Their advocacy uf their doctrines Is not confined to converting Individual trade unionists to their way of political reasoning, but tbey also liave mass meellngs and seek to teach the toller tho "facts" of their cult. What distinguishes Socialist propaganda In Toronto from that of Montreal Is that while the followers of the red flag In Montreal aro nearly all foreigners mora than 50 per cent, of Toronto Socialists ara all British subjects, Including the recognized leader of the movement. There are at present three groups, the nationality of Ihem being English, Finnish and Jewish, wilh an Italian local In the course of formation. All told, they number some f mr hundred. Movement Started Five Years Ago. Tho movement is not very old. having been stalled some flvo years ago by a number of Canadians, and was at the highest point of Its progress when It could boast of 1,nvlng a newspaper to set forth Its views. Since that time It has not made great progress, but Its followers never lose an opportunity of making capital out nf ami exposing tho ladles nf their opponents. The Socialists lu Toronto and Ontario are, however, ahead of llieir Quebec brethren In one respect, end lhat Is In the person of their leader, Mr. James Simpson. Believe In Their Leader, The rank nnd Ilie of organized labir In Toronto are thoroughly convinced that though the movement of whloh .Mr. Simpson Is the loral chief may not be the right one lo Improve tbe condition of the masses, there Is no questioning his sincerity mid high regard for principle. That they believe in his since,'. Ity Is evidenced by tho faet lhat he has been, for the tlrst time In the hls- toty of Ontario, 1/ not In Canada, elected a school trustee on tho Socialist ticket, receiving over 6,000 votes. In addition ho is vice-president of tho Dominion Trades Congress, as well as president of the Toronto Typographical Union, which recently elected hint delegate to the Victoria Convention of lhat body, which, If tho views of Ills supp.ntors meet with the approval of tho ninjiirlty of tire delegates, will elict him president. Introduced Socialist Resolution. It wa* he that Introduced the memorable Socialist resolution which created such an uprtiur at the Montreal convention of the Trades Congress, Unfortunately, however, for the progress of lhe movement In Toronto, Ils Intolleeiiial standard-bearer has not been able to influence a large number of his fellow wage-workers to think as himself. There being lower aliens In ihe chief city of Ontario than are to be found In Montreal Is responsible for lis slow growth. The great mass of tollers there do n')t seemingly care to Introduco the chango of property ownership that Socialists advocate. They prefer lo work alonr conservative trade union lines for any Improvement In their natural welfare. With ihat stubbornness that char- aoterlzcs the Englishman above all other, they Uu change, and thus It comes about that though Toronto may Justly claim to be a progressive city, from the standpoint of those who wish to suh- stltuio iho co-operativo commonwealth for tho present competitive system of production and sale, Montreal has the distinction of having lhe largest number ot Socialists to be found In nny one city In Canada, Strange to relate our special Investigator, In spite of the moat diligent enquiry, was not ablo to locate on Anarchist, either piofessed or silent, In Its environs, Tlie Greek Year. Until 11. ('. 432 tho tlrot'lts begun the year at tho wiutor solstice, after thut at the summer, Paper shoe.. Paper shoos, which nro snid to wear ns well us tlioso of leather and to resist equally well tlie entrnuco of moisture, were known In China In the days of Marco I'olo. Adurneti wiib Sculptures. A suit of apartments wus advortlsed nt a fashionable watering plnoo ns I,uving among lis attractions "a splendid view over a lino garden adorned with numerous sculptures." it was found on applying at tho address that the gnrdou adorned with sculptures was a eeniolory. Calcutta Slreet Waterers, A slroot water,',' iu Calcutta who sprinkles the streets front n water skin carried on his shoulders is paid 0 cents a day. Origin of mi uld Suit, I "Do at Home us Romans do" Is credited to no less nu authority than St. Augustine, who advised a convert doubtful uliout iho propriety of somo customs observed ut Iionic lo do ns other people did. President of the B. M. A. Dr. R. A. Reeve, denn ot tho medical faculty of Toronto University, who was recently Installed ns president of tho Urltlsh Medical Assoelatl m. In spite of Ills pre-eminence In the medical profession Is a man of singularly quiet anj unassuming disposition. Ills modesty Is Indoed one of his greatest characteristics, and ho was almost nervous when addressing the Medical Association, Dr, Hoove Is a graduate of Queen's University, and became a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians und Surgeons In Kingston In ISM. In tho following year he bocamo assistant surgeon of thn Toronto Eyo and Ear Inflrmfry, a position he vacaled In 1*72. Becoming a specialist In these two brunches, he has practised throughout In Toronto. He becamo dean of the facully In 1S96. Ho has been president of the Ontario Medical Association, and also a member of the University Council. He Is slxly- four years of age. 7 HAIR vnos. AOIIS CURB. CnilSBV PBOtltAL Our Own Sir James Grant. Sir .Tames Grant, M, D., consulting physician to Ihe Governor-General ot Canada, was born at Inverness In 1S30. He was cducatod at Queen's College, Kingston, taking post-graduate courses at Edinburgh and London. Ho was member of the House ot Commons for Russell, 1865-73, and Ottawa, 1892-96. It was Sir James who Introduced tlm Pacific Railway bill In H72 to construct a transcontinental railroad. He was president of the Tuberculosis Association, 1901-'02, and president of iho Royal Society of Canada, 1!>M. He bus written extensively fair publication on medical, surgical ond scientific SUbJSotl, it is in tho ndd of geology that Blr James finds his chief recreation, and lis has a splendid collection of Silurian fossils. Ho Is a resilient of the Canadian capital, Test,,! l,v Time—Tn Ms Justly celebrated Pills Dr. Parmelee lias given to tlie world one of tbo most unique medicines offered lo the public in lute vears. Prepared to meet tlio wnnt for a pill whloh could bo taken without iiniison. nml tlmt would purge wi'hout pain, it Ims met nil the requirements in tlmt direotion, nml it is in general uso not only because nf these two qualities, but boenuso it is known to possess alterative nml ours- live powers which place it in tin, front rank of modioinos, "I lienr yon un.l Jones hnvo been out limiting." "Yon—just got buck." ''Ditl you hnvo nny luck'-" "1 should sny I did. Jones only hit mo once."—Clevoland Leader. Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. TTo fnfter Introduction) - Allow me ^o inform you Hint I nm tli" last ol the grout family nf Van Siltons. Slie (thoughtlessly)—Delightod to hour it, I'm sure!—I.e Hire. Much distress nud sickness in children is enitseil bv worms. Mother Craves' Worm Exterminate gives relief liv removing tho cnuse, Give it n trial mul bo oonvinced. The Crnnil Trunk Purifie enmnnnv •mid tlio customs tlelinrtmont n check fnr SW.nn. tlio duty on 64,600 tons of stool mils nt $7 n toll. St. Joseph Lewfo, July 11. 1003. Minard's Liniment Co., Limited, Gentlemen-—I wns badly kicked l»7 ety horse bist Mny nnd nfler using several nreDsratfon* on my log nothing would do. Mv leg wns blnek ns jet. I was Ini'l np in bod fo a fortnight nnd could not wnlk. After using three bottles of your MINABD'S LINIMENT 1 was perfectly cured, so that I could start on Iho road. JOS. DUBES. Commercial Traveler. Lafayette Goodnow, a North Dor- ehestor fnrinor, near Tbampsford, hns 'ho-'n left n fori nne nf SfWI.nnn. II is n Liver Pill.—Many of the ailments tlmt man hns to contend with hnvo their orirdn in n disordered liver, which is n delicate organ, particularly SUSOOptible to Iho dis-turhnnrr-s that como from irrei'iilnr luihits of eating and drinking. Tiiis soooiints for the grent tiinnv liver regulntors now pressed on Iho nftenlinn of stirToro'rSt Of those there nre none euperlor to Parmelee's Vogetnblo Pills. Their op- oration tboiteb conllo is effective, and the most delicate enn use thom. London intends to deport Mrs. Louise floor™ nml her thrno children. who arrived hei,. from Liverpool, nnd are suffering from tuberculosis, Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. Klriihnnl,, An African elephant is of value only for Its Ivory, of which a full grown nninuil yields from $'.'."'U lo ?:',„0 worth. Ou the oilier hnnd, n working Indian j otepbant cannot be bought tor less tbun i $^,.'ii„, in (3,600, This is becauso of the | greater Intelligence of die Asiatic unl-1 mill, which makes Iiiui valuable us a servant OLD-TIME CANADIAN HOME, Quaint, Long, Genuine Old Log Houss In Which the Science of Living Seems to Bo Perfect. Ono knows nnd hoars nnd reads somewhat of life In an English or Botch country house, but a similar holiday s|n>nt in a Canadian country house is Utile known or experienced, though the summer months liy In a mosl happy lashlon with those who are fortunate onough to p issess such a home, says a writer ill The Toronto (llu,ie. ,,n a sl iping lawn of grass, rough and unkempt in part, though alsu In pari Hell nnd luxurious, siamls a quaint, long, genuine old log house, to whloh the addition of a second storey und wide verandahs round thr.-o siai. s give a charming air of pictures- queness, The limn d"ellnes to a sandy narrow beach whereon laps the water ol uld Lake sin e, to iho rlgiht Is a belt a.f magnificent willows, beautiful In their grey-green foliage, and beneath their boughs runs a wide creek fringed wilh lhe rich red rools of the Ire.-s. 1'p behind tho time-worn house on tho bank of lhe lake whirls n tall red windmill sending a supply of water to the big tank on lop of the modern stables, ami directly beneath the bank Is a bubbling spring, ils crystal-clear water strongly Impregnated with sulphur, bc- lloved by the folks ubout to have vast healing qualities, There, too, came m»n nnd maidens In canoo and boat lo havo a chat. Inside ,1," house, past the huge front door with the long panes of glass on each side, so universal in lhe early days rn' pioneer Canada, a ,lny hall opens ou either side to two large rooms, quite Imposing in size, and with great windows opening In, over broad sills; In each room are enormous fireplaces with lull, narrow mantels, and big dig Irons, on which ever repose logs ready for lighting should bile evenings turn chilly. Basket chairs, bright cushions, flown s from the garden and ferns from the woods, with one nr two comfortable rugs on tho bnre tloor, with flowered muslin curtains on ihe nualnt windows mode up a delightful sitting room, the dining room being restricted to table uml necessary chairs, and one hugo sofa in Iho corner. The bedrooms nro upstairs, except tho qunint bachelor's apartment opening out of tho sitting- room, from whose casement lhe happy occupant escapes lo his dip in the lake n lew yards away. Breakfast (none too early) over, tin handsome chestnut horse "A. D. C." comes up to the verandah In company with "Ellen," the cjw, each mousing about until Ihe dally lumps of sugar are given, A. D. I'., later on, making an Incursion of his own on to tho verandah, and thence Inlo Iho big pantry, where he evidently looked on tho sink In the light of a mangerl On the verandah Is a large hammock, wherein each member ot tho family, down lo ths baby of three years, snoozes away ths hot hours, while the locust sings the strain of "heat, heat, h«at." A charming motor launch Is near by, ready te take tlioso who wish It lo tho pretty lown opposite, whore tobacco, pajiars, stamps and groceries are procurable, The sailboat has Its devotees, and, llko a white bird, darts over the water at all times, while those who prefer rowing nml Ihelr way up the "Lover's Creek" under the shade. A large garden furnishes red raspberries in iibuiidunce, with a huge bad of pink nnd white stocks, grown wild, and forests of poppies and sunflowers for the house. Vegetables galoro also are picked, and nearby a chicken run give delicious eggs. Picnics nro organized t'i numberless pretty points, drlvos on tho excellent country roads, and bridge claims Its devotees In the -von- Ing. The moonlight Is wonderful In the long evenings, nnd from tbe verandah hammock one of tho party repeals with declamatory f ree long stanzas ot poetry, gravo nnd guy. uml there Is perhaps tlm lilt of a song, with stories ol camp and navel. These, wlUi the whits, glittering radiance on tho hike, and long shadows cast from lhe gabled houso, mnko a lovely pleturo for lbs merry gruip lo remember for many a day. The dally swims In the soft lake waters, tho walks In Iho glorious woods surrounding the place, und, above all, the sleeping, dny and night, In Ihe pum air. form tbo grandest tonic for young and old. Ph itogrophltlg Is much Indulged 1.1, and many a pretty or ludicrous group reminds one ot the delightful days spent In tho old-tliuc Canadian homo. To Tent lliiini. To lest the puriiy of butler smenr n little on a piece of clean whlto paper, roll up the paper und burn It. If tlio bullet' Is pure Ibo smell of tbe burning , paper will not prove iinplonsiint, but j If tho btttlor is mil pure a distinct odor Of tllllOW I.S IIQlleeillile •iulil inin.. Tho Oneness of our gold coins Is nhout UO per tent. Universally Acknowledged to be superior to the finest Japan CEYLON GREEN TEA Get a Trial Packet to-day Lead Packets Only, 40c, 50c, and 60e, per tb. At all Grocers. The Best Hair Tonic Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Bav sewer, It tones up, invigoratea, strengthens Uio hair-bulbs. Ths hair grown iii-tor, thicker; stops fallint out; doss not split at tha snda. Tested and tried lor halt a century. Vol Iti. wbtlk.1. and mooiu.lt. w, aa*a« -tuim.-Kiuiirs DTK. li e.mr. .tiok kwn ^aonbU^^ja^Un^WVNulJjjX °2ast Is East." Tie- opening of a new Jain temple In Ferozepauc India, was recontly iho s i" "f ii great popular gathering, The l.ieiii Jain Panchayat hud built a splendid temple i" Parosnath and representatives of ,h ' community were Invited Irom nil parts nf the empire to i'lie ism tn the Installation of tho "Thakur." As among ihe Hindoos, tha ceremony Is called Pratlshtha, Tho Joins Install ihe Image on n llirono, while the minimis priests officiate, but laymen em perform the corem my among the Jains. Thero were 7.mm tents pitched on a plain for the 3,i.0'M) guesis. Three hun- dn 1 cairlagos wero kepi ut Ihelr ills. posal, A smir nf Bevernl hundred servants was employed to wall "n iiiiui. Xo delay occurred In teedlng this grent In.st twice every day fair Ihl' lays. A gigantic ludd an or cake made of ihe best materials was pres nted to every man, woman ami child tn servo us rations returning home. Sixteen tiulii and silver curs were taken In pro- cession through th- main streets, several of tins'' sacred nnd costly vehicles coming Irom si far "if as AJmere and Sholnpur. The Forbidden In London. A noted clergyman and nutlnr was talking to a group of young men. "iiaiir the wrong things you chaps do," he siid, "ymi i,nly do because they are forbidden. If you didn't know they wero lofbldden, If you didn't know they wen' wrong, they would only seem to you disgusting ami repugnant, "I strolled one spring morning In a beautiful park. "i.nnk Inie.' I said to one of tho guards, 'why do you hove "Keep tiff iho Onus" sinus all over the park? You don'l seem t,, t nf..:'.'.. the rule.' "'No, sir,' suld lhe guard, 'The oh- Joct of the sign is i.i cause tl,,' pa pie lo more thoroughly enjoy being on the gross.'" Lady's Remarkable Swim. A long-distance swim by members ol tho Kingston Ladies' Swimming Club has resulled in some extraordinary performances, and especially that of Miss Ethel Llttlowood. Th" laily, who Is a hospital nurse and 23 years of nge, started from Bunbury Lock at 9 a. in. and did not leave the water until she reached tho Islew -rth Rato of Kww Gardens at S p. m. She was In ine water for eleven hours, and swum o distance of about 16 miles. Threo oilier ladles. Miss r>. Muehln, Miss Lowe and Miss C. Machln, remained In tho water about nine hours. Length of tho Law. Rome faint Idea of the bulk nf the English records may b. obtained by ad- vertlng to tho tact that n single statute, tho land tax oommlasloners' act. passed In the first year of the reign of fjeorge IV., measures, when unrolled, upward of 900 feel. If ever It should become necessary to consult the fearful volume, r.n shlo-bodled man must be employed during Hire" leoirs In colling and unrolling Its folds!—London Au- •WW*. Tn Clean F.yriiln..e., Lot oyoglnsscs lie In alcohol for n few moments, then polish with chamois, If the glasses are sol Into gold fl'lllni'S, ii Hue camel's hair brush will lift ibo dust from tho elites uml make Ihem look like now. Hope lli Hi;'-. Ill tho ennyons of lhe Andes bridges from precipice lo precipice are iniiile of rope cables joined liy smaller strands lu make a trough shapod bridge, Houml In ,liiitl. In tho Jewel houso of [ho Tower of London there is n book bound throughout ill gold, even lo the wires of the binges, lis clasps urn Iwo rubles set ut onposlte ends nf four guidon links. i."mi Tools. Have good tools, oven if they have lo be few, for your work, no matter Whether It Is art in somo one iif ii i varied forms, business or housework. The quality of your tools will reduce llie wear,unl leal- of the work on your ,"iii|nT In a minimum. 1.1,-1,1 lent Sit,tie,. Emerald nml beryl nn' composed of precisely tho samo substnnce, oxcopt for coloring mailer, Amethyst uml rock crystal aro likewise Identical. Mollic.'-n'-Prarl. Mothor-of-pcnrl is the bard, silvery, brilliant substance which forms ihe internal layers of several kinds of shells. The Interior of our common oyster shells Is of Ibis nnliire, bul lhe mother- of peiirl used iii II ris Is much more variegated with u piny ot colors, Tlie largo shells of the Indian BOSS nlone havo this pearly substance ot stilll- I'll'll, UllCkBaWl.tO I**' "f "-* MDfftL |KIDN I, p\m Fog Whistle Fools Moose. Whether or not the fog whistle at th entrance to St. John harbor should bo compelled to take out o gamo license would soom to be a quesilon to bo decided by the gamo commission, says a Bpechil despatch from St. John, N. It, lo The New York Tilbuno. I'artrldgc Island Is situated about two miles from tho City of St. John, nnd on It Is ono ot tho principal signal stations. A fmv months ago there wns Installo-l on the Island a new fog whlstlo which has been ths cause of much axel muni among the iiiomi which haunt the woods around the city. This whls lis gives a lone drawn out blow In i lonv note and ends the blast with a short sounding blow two tones lower, Ths whistle exactly Imitates the call ol a cow moose and Is having Iho effeot ot such calls. It ts not uncommon for mnoss to final their way into thi City and walk qulcl- ly through tho streets during tho earlier hours of the day, They are never molested and hnve grown bold. Since the now fog whistle was established these wandering moose have become moro plentiful and there Is no doubt that they nro attracted by what Ihey think Is the call ot their mates, The bull moose stroll calmly through Talr- villa and Lancaster to tha water's edgo nni tlmn nltempt to swim to the Island. N'aane hove ovor swam tho full distance, lor before reaohlng iho island they evidently I niie awaro that things aro not whut they seem and that thare is something wrung with ths call. Huntsmen are anxiously await* ing tho open season, when the moosi ars likely to be depleted In numbers, The Crime of Youth. One resolution to be lound In being youthful I. unit we ara a long way from Dr. Oiler's cliliriitu.'in bo,tie.--at. Thomas Journal Wanted. An old %r*y wig to wear while writing editorial in.it,er We are too youthful looking lo intlsfy our local contemporary.— Toronto Star, HE KNEW. Ikoy, Sr. -Vat vottld you do, Ikoy, ii there vns u liu* 111 del' ttoref Ikoy..Ir. (lo got de insurance man. -Lippincott'a. Vory ninny poisons die nniinally from cholera end kindred summer complaints, who might hnvo boon saved if proper remedies hmi beon used. If nttaokod do not delay in gettilld ii bottle of Dr, J, 1). Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial, the medicine that never foils to effort n cure. Those who hnvo used it sny it nets promptly, end thoroughly subdues the pain nnd 'lis,'.!-,', •Innios Toiulins'ui of Wiiul-or was sentenced to two weeks' Imprisonment for deserting from the D-miulon crui-er Vigilant, Minard's Liniment for sale evevywher. Spinach, Have ynu over beard spinach railed "Iho broom of the stomach?" Il Is tho most valuable of nil vegetables and saves ninny (lines Ils cost In doctor bills and medicine. Queer I ml. I linrnl. An emblem of good luck, a slufTiil crocodile, is seon over many doors nud gateways In Cairo, The custom of putting this animal lu exalted positions corresponds exactly to nur custom of nailing n horseshoe over the dour. Call Iron Senle. Cast Iron scale Is harder thnn torn- '...I-.! ^..y„'.'..i ' ►-«-:/• ► IH t PR O 0 f i&&_ Roofing WRITE FOR PRICES METALLIC ROOFING C^ LIMITED* WIN NI PEG Th»r« is no satisfaction keentr than beirnj dry and comfortablt when out In th* hanlest etomv ■^^sTOOABE SBtt OPTB5 V\\A^ tfJOUWBAB. "WATEBPEOO^ OlLfD lLOTHING SLACK O* YtUOWt * i wuiicvtarwHUli TOWER CANADIAN CO., LIMITS.*, ' TORONTO, CAN»n« The Han Who Thinks He Mosl Pay Big Prices in order lo gel latisfactorjr Underwear, hai never enjoyed the ease snd comfort of Slanfield's " Unshrinkable" Underwear a! ll ii m-ale by Canadian*— (or (jii'Ailuina i BUS to fit al figure- and wngliti to luit all Canadian rJimalei. And il doci not ct-Jl much, either. Ju* fed youi ilf.trt lo ihtiw pi ST A,M I I.I.l)'S ii,. U-dniM llaat wi n i .i.iit.l Enry (aim-Ill [-taianlwtl , W N U No. litM THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B, C. North Vancouver Real Estate We have enquiries for good Business and Residential property. Mit yours uitli ns. Ue do the busiuoss, Cniumit us beforu buying,, A.SmiiivCo'Bj Junction Bilock North Vancouver, • B..-9. NOW ON THE MARKET SMOKE THE aa TERMINUS CIGAR CLEAR HAVANA FILLED M.J.HENRY'S NDRStRIES Wo SI I DIIOliSE. I.nrno stock ol HOMK-liROWN Frnii nml Ormtiiioiitu! Trees now inntiircil for the fall trade. No expense, Ins- or deluy of fumigation 'irli apection. Ile:i,li|iiniia rs for I'.n nl-' Cuast-pirowti Garden, 1'ield, nml I lower Seed" in season, HI K SITW.IKS, S|,ray Pumps, Whale ,n. Soup, Urei nlioiisc I'litnts, I'm Fluwers linllis fur full plaiitiug, IVi i business on our min groiiinl no rem 11 |iiiy and nre prepared tu rn." i all a' ■ ip Illil.M I. i nm price your lis, before placing your orler, Calulogiie tree. M .1 HENRY, SOIOAVestmlnsterUoad, Vancouver, IH'. THE LAST CHANCE YOU WILL GET TO BUY IN IVI T[ AT BEDROCK PRICES THE G. T. P. AND WHAT MR. HAYES SAYS: - • — *■ — —.. — — -—— — • DISTRICT LOT 273 I HAVE A LARGE LIST OF LOTS IS ALL PARTS OF DISTRICT LOT 273 AT RIGHT PRICES HERE IS A SPECIAL SNAP IN 271: U)T 21. BLOCK 152 FOR $1,050.00 S. GINTZBURGER, The North Vancouver Specialist Ifil tordova Street. " 1 suppose," s.iiil the reporter, " that it is true that ynu intend in build to Vancouver alsu?" "You may depend upon it," said Mr, Hays, "we will have to come to Vancouver sometime." There being no location to be had in Vancouver, it is self-evident that North Vancouver will be the terminal. Tin Vancouver, Westminster nnil Yukon Railway now have survey parties out making permanent locations lor their road to the north. The car-barns and headquarters ol lhe B ('. Electric Railway Compan) are located in District Lot 273. il'iTIII li 0, SITU liiirrisiiT, Solicitor, Xiilary, Etc. TnnMW*>K Itl'iK. tCuilTH ViHrOVVKR, B, C. PRICES FROM $250 EASY TERMS um.B Mi ia-.s, m a 1 L. 11.tas. i' Sllltll 1/ II, .1 ■ .* V II . a. IK. II. A. I! * ♦X»X»X»)l(»X»)l(»I»I»)K»)Ka»I»I»lK»)KaWK»il^»^»)K^^ 1 I i ier Beer Ip .1 glorious beverage—quenching and satisfying. Remember there's no other "jusi its* good"—insist on getting Rainier. PACIFIC BOTTLING WORKS Vancouver, B. C. ♦ 4.|.*x«>'x#+*^4'+44.4^4^^'+*4.*+>+4H-*-l-.^K*,*»,'!:*'-l*4!l-*M:.«t Western Corporation, Ltd. Having in operation it sawmill in North Vancouver we art' prepared lo dclivor all kinda of LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL at Vancouver City Prices. Call and sue for yourselves. 412 Hastings Street West, Vancouver, B.C. MIMU. M Hi 1,1/ ft IIAimi 401 GRANVIILE ST., VANCOUVER. B. C. Iliirristiu Solieitors, Kutarios, Elf, llrriak- II K. A. I, ."... "iivvr. lei ,lllll'll. II ,1 laa a *-'■'■-11 '.'lllll lalltf T MHAKY I'lliLIC Upert Conveyancing, Etc, Vi. j. IRWIN, IRttlS t BIIIMiS. ilflllf! t'l.KANIXU, I'ltKSSINii, R, Kerr Houlgate, Manager Mum: to uiftmcim GEAI.I I' TKXIii.ltS IV1I I, UK III 'J I ! |\ I I' ll) |||l IU .l-l.'la.al. a; nl, 11. 'ni.. r Ltitli, I ir 11 ia' in- nml .. II - tu SI ,li in.'- elilllfli. Kuril 1 ... .,,.. Hun- mnl -peeilienli'in- Mill}' lie (It'll ill 111 . aallla. II \ -lit''.. -■ ,'1-,'l.ll't ," ,1," Cillllll "tl"'. IIKI'AIUl.NilAXI).MAI>BT .nil: Siil--cr.be for Till lis Ki ufiouni s KEBHEay. 442 Pi:NDER ST. i *»«v». IS 111 HI lil \\ 1 Im*.' ri niiii uv, ry Inui-,' li.-U'u wiili u**, ami for tlm Insl few i\ ***k« lieun tun,Jul' uuinur ous customers away. Wo have orders irom over fifty responsible tenants for houses of from four to seven rooms, with modi 11 conveniences, Rt rentals from $15 to >:i" per in mtli; also several houses with from seven to twelve rooms iviinti d, nl renttils from §30 to $">U per inonili, If you havt'a house for rent or sale, ■ e notify us inn Iii lely. wanted , lose-in lots, Id* cks nnd acreage, at reiisunalile prict's, We have cash customers - (1 'ii(j rn bi in*' li d in Nortli Van j couver property, and if you wish to maken cash ', . rices, without delay, you are request ed to '. with u- immediately, j Yours tru j [RWIN A BILLINGS ; Con er I iln Ave, nild I'ifth St. District of North Vancouver. PHI.' HUNCH, invites tet,.i,T- |,,r j*""-1 1 tin- (iiIIih*in,* mirkm k- t.'-^it"' |. l-ur a-iu'.. iiLiiii: |.;ir, ni l-.ai;!. r.aii.l, pcfa '<$*;' a.tuietl llatt'.-li.' uvelllle llllll Alurillllitl ■ra.'k .: 1..! clenrinv gruhbini, ami grit-liii), ,11 J. i - •-• a -1 a - - la, ,'.l|,|i, nm iirnl^.'". li. I'm ele iri,,'.'. itrul,I'ii,a: mnl r.r.ialin;: lltiviutillll til Kuitll I'i'll'l lle.ll'.Inllil Kuv'- Inill-e. I. I',r clearing mill griml'lug iilpi' '/nek 01 Siitliurliuiil iiveiuie. from -rV.'lll.-lllli l'i Sllltt-flllll -trt'"l- 5, Km I'li'iiriiii. .Tiililiiin'mul uniilint "UT Iwo niiii.- ill ra'ii'l- in I.J1111 Villi.,)'. All 1 ,1.nn tn s| Illeatl.un In he lu'iil n ih.' \i 11 ri|.iil luili, -,.ila"l tonilL-rn, alitli lie usitH, Uilli*) !'■■ in ut the Mum til In 7:30 p. III. nu llie 17U iimluiit, Am:-. I'iiii.ii-, ('. M.O, SORTH TUGNiVB nm k power co. Till TABLE. Commi m inu da ioiikk ,. igo6, ■- BANK OK BRITISH NOKTIl AMERICA CM 1 I'M., ?i ■'■• l --I R\ E, (-1,043 . 1 1 Montri al, H - ■ 1 I.a ' ipt. oil ran, 1, 1 lill,,' - Hodl •■• 1*' ' ' '' ■ 'lib Urnnil, ■ an, otiv,, V a V 1 -.. 1 1 1 - .1 ". 1 ' ; I a . . • ■ in |IV .I'l Offiir, Cor. LonsddtH \>.c. ami lipl.m.iilp. Wih Vancouver,B, (. 1 i.l.tvi • 11 I ISClll v 1 II I. au IM ' all - ;., 'I '.'II 1 10:211 11 1111 11 .'ill 12 :;.. 1 20 05 2 '111 ■ I '.'., :,iii.'i 5 i.'ii, ia :;:, 7;'J(l - Hli II in imi.*. 11 :1.1 i.mvr ' Ati'lU'VH. II I. 7:80 | I.'' . 0:01 |u in .10:1 ,11:80 .12:16 .. liim . Ill.'a 2:80 ■AA: . 1:00 *:4fi . full, 0:15 T:,H 8:16 0:16 10:16 11:11 Rolled Oat* floor Iliifj end Teed Seeds \i 1 OKDIRS DELIVERED 11.. Sk'i.ckman -Kt\r Milling Co. Limited, Marry Mitchell, local manager, Lonsdnle Avenue. British Columbia Flectric Railway Co., Ltd. TIM I. T.\ltl.i:-N,.,H'll VAM' (ITVER Ai.rxaniir- I'ark—ilstiS :i. in., ii:25, 0:45, 7:05, 7:25, 7:15, 8:10, new, R;30, 0:10, 11:80, 11:50, 10:10, 10:80, I0:50, 11:10, 11:80, 11:50, 12:10, 12:30, 12:50, Frbuv—11:15*. in-, 11:85, 11.86, 7:15, 7:115, 8:00, 8:20, 8:40. 0:00, 0:20, 0:10, 10:00, 10:20, II ,40, 11:00, 11:20, 11:40, 12:110, 12:'.1I, I2:4t., l:00|i.in. .ti.ivt'.ii", I'tiiK l:IH:., in.. 1:80, 1:50, 2:10, 2:110, 2:5u, ,1:1U, 8:80, 8:50, 1:10, i::.ii. I 50, 5 Hi. 5:80, 5:.'itl ll-|U, Hi 0, 8:50, 7:l„, 7:30, 8:00, 8:80, ll UO, 'a;:,... |i ;00, 10:80, II OO, 11:30, 12:00. In: n i :'• |. in , ' m. :' 00, 2:20, 2:40, 3:00, 3:20, :':iu. 4:00, 4:20, 4:iu, .' "a ', HI. HilK, 11:20, (1:40. 7:00,7:20, 7:40, 8:16, 8:6, 0'.16, 0:45, 10:15, in ,.. 11:15 11:45, 12:15. Siwiuvs- far,, -mn (rum Alexuiulrii |mrk nt 8:10, ami cuiiuecl «iili Ilio8:30 lorrj illi- lillle tlll'le i- -llltjel'l In itlteriltinll. IV. II. Ill MIIIKV. H.A.S1UW MRS. H.A.SHAW Real Estate and Insurance ™« m «>CDS siorl. vmi H-ni iiiui ii ri'-.t iy ui nun ..I*«ui.itt' tu ,s'(i,nr price*, and in munc. canes HT HU' I" l"lf I'lll,lll|{ Hill' tll'ltl. I LONSDALE AVE. N. VANCOUVER elictijter than city. HOTEL NORTH VANCOUVER Fine, health*.- Tomato anil Cauliflower Plants, grown (mi,, Sutton's Seeds, always on hand, BTANI.BY PAHK Ale and Stout 1,1 ItUttUH, Ka-u-a Iltl > ||ir«, ii,. i'in|,i, Brewing Co., Lid, TBI,, .ml P. DUNNE . JAILOR. . FIUST-CLASS TAILORING, I'KESSING AND CLEANING IW N'OI ll tO gQ I'l Villi.-.niver lur Plll'll ti'.rk »lieii it i-iiii lie .-.a *ntl"flll" t'liilt tiuiie hum. LONSDALE AVENUE I', Laraon, Prop, GO TO BIRT CAMPBELL'S ^^> Barber Shop and Bath Rooms Good Work. Good Shine. Good Baths. THE PRICE OF MILK IS UP Btiy Cream JERSEY CREAM (20 Ounce Tins) 2 FOR 25 CENTS. J. A. McMILLAN, the E*|)!anade
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1906-10-12 |
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