■ I w 'X- ' %\ ;" SEP 7-1805 <Z\ 0 rOR|A,& •:'crc '"^... •-Aj.jw-.M'J. ' ' VOLUME NDlil'll VMCOUVBR, li. a, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 11)05. NUMBER IB 111 1 OIUDE AND L'ROFILElOF LONSDALE NUE DISCUSSED-TENDER AWARDED. AV 'Oinmuntcntioii8—Tax Snle Netted $3,173,19—Otto Se.ni- isoh's Request—Plunxbing By-law To He Amended— Barns on Bowicko Street .Must Go—Unsanitary State of Drain at Foul of Lonsdale Avenue. Th,' municipal council met in a regular session on Wedncday evening, Aug. .inili. Reeve Kealy presiding, and councillors Mordcil, May, Allen and Bell present. and clerk to stay proceedings and report at the next meeting. Tenders were opened for Ihe Lynn Valley road. P. A. Allen, $7,300 and Thomas Storey, $5,880, Mr. Storey was awarded llie contract. For improving the Esplanade and Fourth street, the only tenderer was Thomas L, Kennedy. Fourth street, the Esplanade, $1,500. Laid The following correspondence was disposed of! From T. I). Townloy, on bcliall of Mrs. Arthur, who is applying to tlic]?.!-'00 Dominion Government for a grant over, of the loreshorc in fron(_ol hits 15' , n I i", block 175, ili-triel lot -'". The consent "i the council was asked for. Referred to Finance Committee. On recommendation ol From Waller Ewcn, asking for a Taylor, barristers, the Plumbing By -.-j„o nut ol the sinking fund, jhnv will |jC amended, giving 11s sei-uriiy a mortgage "ii lot Clerk Philip reported that the re cut lax sale netted $3,173 19, the -id, wall, bltrill there would he nothing rrt.gn by. Councillor Bell said that the position of the whole matter was so plain, yet so important, that it was absolutely necessary l" see to it iliat the profile ami sidewalk were both correct, If the profile does not liar- iii"in/e will, the sidewalk, which is alleged, and supposing that but a var- iation nf -is inches exists, and yoii lell the architects to go to the profile ,,r sidewalk, the result will be serious trouble wild 1I10 people, Councillor Mordcn thought,in that ease thai llie council should have the engineer to verify the profile with the sidewalk. The present sidewalk is on a line with the permanent grade. Councillor Hell then moved' that the Board ol Works to enquire as lo whether the present sidewalk oh! Lonsdale avenue harmonized with the profit submitted hy the engineers, and if not to have the same modified. HORTICULTURAL AND RECREATION GROUNDS. The Horticultural Association is nothing if im. a progressive ami live institution. Tin- latest! important transaction hy llieni is that of Iran-- Ml',.*! feniin; ilu- option on id acres adjoining the Alexandra Horticultural SHIP IS NOW OVER SIXTY AND STILL INCREASING-THE REGATTA. Ollltds on Lonsdale avenue, (0 ihe C, Electric Railway Company. This line site will be cleared and trans ferret] into Q recreation grounds and 'fenced by the Company. It will also lie used as the horticultural grounds. The directors of the Association have worked hard for ,l,e Society, and deserve the thanks of the community, and to show how much their be instructed I services are appreciated lei everyone attend the show on Saturday, Sept 1 dill. next. Chairman-A Remarks—The ConstituMoo and By-law* Adopted—'Ihe Kleciion of Officers—Honorary l'resi- dent .1. C, Keith and President A. St. 0. Hamorsley— The Motor Boat Raoo—Entries Now Open. II. C. Wright, of the Western Corporation, was present and il attention ol .lie council i unsanitary condition of CUPID'S CAPERS. Rclcrred to Finance CoiiinM- which amendments were left to die waterworks Committee m report on. A private wedding took place al the residence ol Mr. Go'nxnles, The thcjciintracling parlies being Miss il, Goniiajics and Mr. J. I. French. Mr f ihe "Id pin friends of the This! family were invited, Lunch was serv- ncar Fourth street I cd with all the nice dainties that the the very he open drainIGonzulics, being one limes oi at Hie loot "i Lonsdale avenue, ncar|neers, only intimate There was a g",„l attendance Thursday night's public meeting the municipal hall ." receive the report of the committee preliminary to forming the North Vancouver Aqua tic Club, On motion "f Messrs. Itmilt and Gibson, Mr. A. I). Diplock was chosen as chairman, ami on motion of Messrs Wrighl and Nye, Mr. Hell was selected as secretary. Chairman Diplock stated thai the meeting assembled lo receive the report nl the ennui,,cc .appointed at a previous meeting to draft rules etc, lie said that since .he adjourn menl nf the last meeting, .pi natnci The Assessment By-law was Robert Docherty, secretary North I opted. Vancouver Horticultural Association, wrote extending an invitation to -the council to attend the fair on Sept. id. Accci i' ,1 with thanks, From Deputy Minister ol Marine islu in i, stating that the coun- ipplii .ti i grant ol water lot, opposite Bewickc stru-t, was Buly In i I, cxi in - council, Filed. The clerk here read it letter from Geo, King, 7,1 Hastings Street, Vancouver, which had been handed to the Hoard of W'urks. It was asked that a roaU.be opened up from Lonsdale to Chesterfield oil Second street. to lots as 16 an, block mo. I Councillor Hell suggested that lettirs should come before council be- I ,. ,,. .„ I I la Vi cha and Kuhlifi ((jrc bejng hamlklll |iy comm|ttM, i|e Wring (' '• >'• regardingm0VC() ,,,.„ it lu, rcfcrrcrj t0 ,jlc ulng ol the hose at Vancouver|Bo|m| of works, which was accord iniily agreed to A .notion -. ;• passed that 111 ii • id ol al N,,rth Vancouver. Mo- ed agreeing to ihe same. , \\ T, ,'ui,,'. ci'ie i, lli.it a, •> ■■■■'>■■■■■ ; „ „i hi extended to Malum avenue agreement hrtwern Mr. McNair and „ :,„ up, li wa- decided that 'he corporation be signed and sealed .„ as Mi Piper showed the council ihai he intended to build on ! i. |-1. i crty, the matter would re- ■n-iii,,.num. On motion ol ■r P.-ll, however, llie rcqucal rred t" Ihe Hoard "i Work*. Mabel Seal wrote asking that Sev when the lenders have been acccpte The Hoard ol Works recommend, that the supposed owners of the vacant Stable! On Bewickc avenue he notified to remove the same, ol fail- in,; that they be burnt and removed by the council. They had been built years ago and were u.-cd by luggers' teams. Councillor Hell thought that hasty action might he risky and moved I" insert the words "within Jo days" inio ihe resolution, which was bcc- unded by councillor Mordcn and passed, - ,,i be cleared and graded Lonsdale to Durham svenues, ■ i ., sidewalk be built along ■,.(, I., Tenth Strctl It was tenders loi tame. lion It Evclcigll, architects, iinn that W. I. Thompson contraci for Ihe construe- two itorcj building on lots It was decided to call lor ten,!, I'll, block ifij, diatricl loi -71. for grading Chesterfield avenue from ., l.onsdali avenue They asked the Esplanade to Thirteenth street • council i" give them the perm-!The mad was now chared. Also ancnt grade ol the street The grade Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets, Icwall 1 was tlleg fi mi Chesterfield to Wulllsohn av- houl '" per cent, and as it 1 Tenders in he in by the joth oil thai in easier mule had inst. |) J pted, the line was 1 Alio atk permission 1 • , mncci ihe toll pipe Irom the build •■ ;h.. boa drain Laid over I .ii-. Corporation vs. Ferry Co.; four oar, senior; Indian rune races; swimming race..; greasy pole. The committee asked that officials (or the regatta be appointed, On motion of Messrs. Philip and Hartley, the meeting endorsed, approved and thanked the committee lor their services and Instructed them to lake full charge 01 the programme. which will he pulled off on Saturday, Sept. 1 frlli. The course will be from Indian Mission to the wharf opposite the North Vancouver hotel. The tide will be running in, which is in favor of the regatta. The motor boat race will be handicapped, and open lo all, The handicaps will be determined before the nice, and each boat will receive its handicap in starting. The fastest boat will start at the scratch. A cup, valued at $50, will be the properly ol ihe winner. Entries may he made with Mr. Wrighl, of the Western Corporation; Mr. Egan, the secretary, or at The Express office, The entry fees will be 2$ cents. Committee will meetaipn Tuesday .-veiling at the office, oi-thc Western CorpinMi.on. Mr Mo ire, nl Rnm 11 it Ru ell, ... .in 11, bcliall of Semlsch, lie tald that his 1. i. 11 jo, mi' ted tome , in Nor ill Vancouver real e nnd had »lv '■ l«d" lh« When be **'•!- aide. A few VCirS h ,1 met with „„ lib 1 ,111 nd all iw, l In. 1 iv • i" v' ,! 11 ■!■. qui ■ tly ' " pi IP' was sold by the municipality th. lime ol its sale, howl vei. ... 1, lonu Irregularities, and a 1 was ided since then the taxes been accumulating, but Mr. Sent- ■ ... is now in a position to pay up ., 1 . , le. The deed '. In I never been registered. "If , 11. property he will be pen- il the speaker, therefore let to past 1 1 ii ck th( properly. w ,,. Rccvi laid Hi 1 ll nilghl be Councillor May thought that 11 the to Initrucl tin council's soli-. council had competent engineers thej to lings u illl the ,h0H|,| ,,, ,,. ,,, ii,,. matter, ighly i" .I.' I into, lit, Sherwood's application thai , 1 road lor a distance "I about yon feet ifn Sixteenth street, near Mai,.-n avenue, be made, Lett with the Hoard ol Workl 'I'he communication of Dalton & Evelclgh was ih, n taken up re lines n 1... dale avenue, ('.aim ill". Mordcn laid thai li"!-" ,\ i-i, Ii .:'h , mild gel the grade 1 1 ll pri "h- in the office, The prei .nt sidewalk on profile was the one adopted, and buildings could follow cither in salely, "The sidewalk should I"- Followed," added Council lor Mordcn, Reeve Kealy) said that il you say that the sidewalk ii to hi tlic permanent grade, then ilu- profile which has been accepted should he lorn up and destroyed. Councillor Hell said that if there is a misunderstanding about the lines .bey Slioilld he corrected and ihci sidewalk made |o harmonize with the profile, "I the profile with llie side.- 100 [eel north nf the Esplanade, and from there il is "pen to the inlet. All chokes at different distances and warm weather the stench is al times unbearably Constable Dick in reply to a question "i a councillor corroborated Mr. Wright's rchtarki and said that he had been unable tn find the parties who emptied the filth .herein. The council will look into ma.Id'. Adjourned, were COUpIl Subscription, $1 a year. the made wishing the young had hem added lo the proposed list every success and happiness ,,( members, which repie-intul $j.hi .through the matrimonial sea ol life in fum|,; a debenturci bad been di oils o Idlh is ihnupcd into tl which ...,,,, , .. . -i'i-I young coupic icavf mr .in nor- pose*] of, which realized the sum i ihern coaat, where Mr. French has $.„», The amount wauled was $500 .omc line promising gold mines. ;,,, rtart „.„|, \|r MontclillS, who v. i a ogod supporter nf clean sport, contributed one hall and he the other LATEST CURE FOR CONSUMP- hall inwards the purchase ol a boat TION. which would be preiented to the chih. (Applause.) Mr A.well King The New V.uk |'...„i .Graduate It,,,- n, |||(, Vancouver club ulsisted the pi.al announces what ll believes in be coinmiticc the discovery ol a new cure Im con -nil. ,,.,„,ilIV r„„| ,|„, t,.,.,irl ,,f ittinption, Tin- new remedy is the lh„ , „,,, , .,;,,, mt borough Juice of raw table vegetables |.„ iv „.,„ l]s.. „.....!. ,,„,| „„ motion ol tames, heeis, carrots, onions, celery M,,,,, Wrign| , Ny, fmti „„, and ihe like, procured by grinding ami squeezing, ., dose being two onncci alter mi ill The 11 .ti in i is made thai eleven patients with i. loped pulmonarj I In i •' osii have beiii cured, Filly ".her p iii 11 are .ml under ircalnn I .1 I -anl i" In- prngrctiing - itislactorily STRICTLY BUSINESS Write .idu.|j,i'ing as .hough , ipe ii J ii 10 Iii believed. you Tl)' ■1 mom bcUe. a man advertIsei tin- lie .will be able to advertise, in .sly. 'Iln membership ol then in. r,« eil lo 'ii tin- 1 hih wat Tim miry boat of its kind in British Columbia is the properly of A. B. Diplock, captain of the North Van- uver Aquatic club. It is an Eng- lilll racing four-oared gig, 16 feet ng, and may be seen at Martin's boat-house. A good omen awaits the North Vancouver Aquatic club, At the meeting on Thursday night it elected two pioneer .sporting men lo fill its important offices. Mr. Keith, honorary president, ami Mr. Hameritey, president, were both charier members of the Brockton Point chili, and lave acted on the board ever since 's Inception some 16 years ago. LOCALS. II M Gltchell, of Vancouver, called mi Tbc Expre , Wednesday. lie's "-luck" on the new lown. ,,f offiacri retultcd it Accordingly a moti in was pti icd leaving Ihe matter with the neve RCCVC Kealy said that there was nothing In itic office to sh iw thai the idi u ilk was with ih ■ profile, Were Th,- danger ol ovcradverlising .« iiniili less, than that ol under adver tising.. : If there's anything in your store you think people ought I" buy, till them so and,tell them why. No man can run a good paper in a poor lown, Are you helping 10 make your Iced paper a g I on, • A merchant' should not think lhat even hi- l.i'-l customers arc so laffl-j iliar with I ■ 1 1- and prices that, iii, y know all aboui it without bcingl Captain Cnlcs', of North V neon informed, Ivor, pile driver has arrived In rcpaii ' Ihe wll li. Support the town .and subscribe <* for its paper, The Express ' Subscription, $1 a year, The .1.ii*, follow Hon President I C Kciili 1* lent V. St. G ll.unii-1,■)■ The basis of the work has been thai First Vice-Prciideni W W Mon I., cure consumption licyond the in lellus, clpic.it itagc an "unknown something! Second Vlci President musl he found in the diet," The hoi ! Secretary Tn mirci J pital's circular announces that "il Is Wll: ' •' " '. Larson, fi, Chit- It is very forlnna.e lhat the glanders so prevalent among horses at Vancouver has not reached the Twin City. The raffle of a $1.15 Underwood typewrite! in aid nl Ihe dcjtilule children, will be held at Hotel Nmih Vancouver, mi Saturday, September .'.inl, 1005, Tickets. 50 cents. Buy ..in- The money so rniscd is for » g I came. it Macpherson, M, P, will he the jueii "i honor al the fair on Saitu- ilay. St|il loth, when he will nprn'it. Aim the watering lroaghi*HI lie dtd- Icated by him Prof, Brooks niiulc a vrry lUCKSt- (nl hill 1 aicenilon last Saturday Iron, the grounds o| ihe hotel The inl ,,f in. series ,,f engtgemenis will hi given "ii Sunday, Seplrnibrr .1, igoj believed, moreover, that rlili may lead to a means by which everybody may be rendered immune Irom the deadly tubercle bacilli, ju-i a- vac dilation safeguards from smallpox, , I' S It I'icrs, the wharfinger, I recovering from his illness. It may be added that be is a Ihient enn- i,. ttlonatisl In Ihe Japanese lan- I..muni (minim' I-'.. Il.ciidir- gum,-, having -pent 11 years on the ion, D, il Dick, 11 C, Wright, D governmental edueitlonal staff In J»p- S Martin, T Nye, J. J Wvodt, Dr nn as Interpreter. 1 npi hi. \ D Diplock, Vice-captain T Mallcy, The poundkecper is doing illi; hllsillliss this week. rush Dyer, W. L Boult, W,6, Hell, It. J i.iiiin-li. II, (', Wright, chairman ol the eiiiiiinilln , and- Seen l.uv I . "1 ri ported ■ : P ,|-. and on ihe following wen .' I upon! Singh ■■ nil rare; double scull rai r, loin .11 nii'i; loin ".it. SVctieinl ment will be made by The Express, Considerable lalk is bring iud<i!g»'l in these days as in-how \\\t volunteer fire btigailr is progressing It may he added thai no lime It being lost over ihe organisation "I the (ante. Winn constable inck has irranged the little details, etc., due announce- ■■'* ' 111-. EX^KhSb THE EXPRI A Weekly Si wspapi i Published by THE EXPRESS PRINTING CO Subscription, $l a year GEORGE BARTLEY, Managing Editor, I BURR GIBBONS, tising Manager FRIDAY, SI PI'EMBER I, IMS. As Others See Us. A ""Ol' IMI'RI SSION, "The world do move" was the conclusion come to some time ago by less sophisticated persons than those natural philosophers, who Buffered persecution tor promulgating the tin "iy of a diurnal motion on its own axis. There are man) i ml, :u > - ol its truth, apart Irom the prools put forward by us scientists. One of the lat, -t is the publii ation in North Vancouver, an ambitious town near .1"-. it) ol \ a .couver, of Tin: I 11 , a ."-1., in wspaper, lor LAROll Ml' i iboi Day in I inada hai existed wl !' '' • Printing Com in | latiot, il hn -.I I* ■ ; .■ ■■ tin late Su John Thumps premier, in i.le it law, Tl gi ,| P\ LiOOrgfj ll.il'tley, i- i. ■ I in first issue is then print. ,1 mi wi II i ah ndured paper, ub,ish prestiinalil) ." "make ,, good im- pr, ssion," and is profusely illus- iiiinal play -i-.i-"ii is (rated with portraits ol persons indicative of progress, even though associated with that thriving miin- i, i , , . , icip.illi. and views ol places and it lasts only one day out ". the (6s , ■'. . Iijects in and around it. Among Hut labor has not y,i learned and the portraits wi rei ignizu those ol iom'i I Id will never learn The les "''•• '.'■ nccrs, J C Keith nnd A. .„_ „i ;.. ,..„.„, „„j , i ,, i, S: ii . Hainersley, both of whom son 'I Us power, and l.almr I lav will -, ,, pi ssi is more than happv recollec- ti.-: have its true meaning interpret! I ,j .,. asa , ns, tuencc of'their long until the workers 'cam to pi in tinection with the fortunes ol N. itli Vancouver. These fortunes, men, buildings and scenes prom nent in North Vancouver. The make-up of the paper is certainly creditable to Manager Hartley. Hereafter it will be issued weekly on Fridays.—Vatuouver News-Ad- verifier, SATISFACTORY, true and just -hare ol the wealth they produce. Labor will have it, rights when it has a muid dcv, lo appreciate it- opportunities and its powers Those powers resi ■ Ij n our educational system, the ha'.lot box. and loyalty to the men ol capable leader-hip By the ballot all monopolies can be levelled. At pres- enl the) are created and U| i many otliei persons and plat, s, were up and down, for N nth Vancouvi. mostly down in tlu past. Tin y are up now, and th. ,- gentlemen an: up with them. lictoria Colonist, IMI IMIi. ENTERPRISE. mav be rcasnnahli ■ icpci ■ :. (or un- Noith Vancouver is fortunate. Already it has two weekly news- pap, is. The nt wei ol the two is i b i'l\i'in --. and it is so different ii m th Herald that residents of the votes of the people. Until this the''British Columbia Oakland, truth is rcognized and acted and all interested therein, will feel no immediate change f, the better compelled to subscribe for both. I HI I.-. i- illy a paper ol b .. il . and though the following td then a new era lor lal no! numbers may I"- unable to keep up come. All over America en Monday '° ''le standard set by the initial thi. big holiday festival will he ob- !Mi',;,'"""' "? H'" .welJ-de' served sut ci ss (oi it, Pruned on served. Across the hay thousands ol book paper, ew llently illustrated, men will participate in the demon- containing information calculated to make all investors in North \ am ouvei lei I happy, The Ex ''' PRESS stalls out under splendid i : pil • • GeOrgi Hartley, who made its appearance yesterday, hi SPORTS is a neat publication primed ma dear type on bright paper and pro-! \ ,„cui pjc„ic party was .„ ,, -ln iusely illustrated with pictures ol w Nall|lwie ,.„, s.m,rd;iv .„•,,,,„,„;, at Lynn creek, which was largely attended, everyone enjoying themselves. A hotly conk-sled game of baseball was played between the Shamrocks and the Rough and Readys. The score stood 16 to 15 in favor of the Shamrocks. N. Parker and \V. Tremble were pitcher and, calcluf respectively for the Shamrocks, The greatest number ol runs was made by Tremble and J. McDonald, Rough and Readys—pitcher, G. Parker, catcher, J. Parker. Good run- were made by P. Smith. The Shamrocks wish The Express to state that they challenge any ti am to meet them on the Lynn creek grounds. 100 yards foot race for nun R Martin. 1st; \V. Nahinnie, and. Fifteen yards ladies' fool race- Miss B. Smith, 1st; Miss M. Burns, 2nd. Forty yards race—Miss. L, Nahan, ISt; Mrs. VV. Flora, 2nd. stratum and a general lus| ensi : business will lake place. W, the celebration every success To such an extent has Vancouver spread beyond her boundaries that a .aw "village on the inlet," as our friend Mr. Macgowan, M, P. P., would say, has been established across the rushing waters ol the lar famed harbor, the refuge in which "all the shipping nf the world could find room to anchor." The new town being established, the next thing to (ol. low naturally is the newspaper- One newspaper being but a dull thing without an "esteemed contemporary" to act as a tonic or stimulant, there is always another. And so The Express of North Vancouver, George Hartley, managing editor, has been established. We 'nave just received the first number of The Express, which, we presume, has put 011 a litfle extra style in honor of the day ot its birth. It is probably not the intention of the editor 10 continue lo print bis journal on extra fine paper all the days of its natural life, which we trust will be many nut prosperous, as the first issue of The Express is a trirle above the ordinary in appearance. It is also well tilled with pictures of the prominent men of the ambitious town, The centre from which Tin: Express emanates is apparentl well supplied with newspapers, bin then.- is little doubt the paper will lie able to supply its readers witl a satisfactory reason for its existence.— Victoria Units. NORTH VANCOUVER for A &uick Lightning Sale Two Lot* on Second Street for $500 ll i is tin greatest snap that I have ever offered, and is only open for a couple ol days. S. GINTZBURGER, 101 Cordova Street. The .N.irtl Vancouver Specialist ! "All Hail to the Westward Trail." been idi nun, i with the Van- The residents ,-1 N rth Van iuvm i "vel Pf-'ss for a number of years, .,„„,,, . , , . is the conductor ol the newspaper, should feci gratified on the formation ,, , , ,,,J^lk ol the Aquatic Club. I; - of) 1 I from him, and the newspaper nn- by good mil capable men, who will 'L'' consideration shows that h, ,, ,,, , ,. , 1,, .. intends t 1 give it, Mi Hartlev ' : 11 that the business will be wi-ir, , , ,. „ V has so identified himself with looked after and that nothing but North Va uver that he has clean and hei hful sport will be established oii.ces on the Espla- tolerated. There will be at least ',Hlk'' ,rom ,h,e «!nd°W8, ol w,"ch . I, can watch No.tli Vancouver fmir diosi ins ". sports, namely, row- grow The salutatory follows; ing, boating, sailing and swimming ro maki known tin advantages As 10011 .,- sufli icnt fundi tn m ' " ; :" "; :;,::l-v' ■" n .. .eral, is the hand a club house will be erected • •■ . per. That nds of pi rsons di - r- Air* -iy about 60 have sign • f ku iwii« 1 ,- ab ml the Twin Intention I joining, which, we b, '" ' municipality . - 'rrl 'Ubtcd, lievc, is thi longi : II 1 ol members and in response 10 this demand The , . , Express a| pears. ever procured hereabouts nt the 111 1, will be ou. .im to make The Ex mation of an athletic club. This "r?M ,,n "'"I ' md clean jour. li- an - - will In carefully speaks volumes lor thi future nf the written ,ii*H no attempt will be made ,. , .„ to ex iggei te 01 misrepri lent, To new association, which will, ere many ,:„ ., « ,u|d „... he wi* or prudent. years, rank among the ben ol cm '" ""' 'i,;' '" •" ln;l " ,0 l>c iM that the eyi rather than the imai ..ui.ui. The pessimist never expects any- To th 1 and to the new- .,,; , , , comers aliki ITti lixpresi 1 xtendi thing to turn -ui right, for feai ,:. ..'.,.., .,,„ cur. Will be fooled 01 cot! ' that advance- hat is due to il grcal extent, no such pi iple -ii Ni rth Vai - brim, climate, Iti 1'-. • lethal tl town ; to the home . and the ■ idci 'I' ount '■ " his share, ■ 1 |i,,l.\ in .; u the help , • I newspapermen to push , .. it] I'll ■ is lllllllit* . lilie that ; 1 t, 1 t afford to Support .he lown and subsc.il* ivcrloo • II for in piper, The Express will be a hummer A person whi ii I membel HORTICUl.TUHAI. SOCIETY. will hold n- annual htii in Pa\ -. - :•, Sal 111 iy, Si pt, 16 Se* ■1 1 iv 1 r i,, inn. I in I.. ■ ■ 11 v North 1 ... ■ ,,i.. tin. in 1 1 ii 1 ppeared to la*, is in . ' . 1 ■ , ■ , ilii, h, il 11 maintains th, standard ol excellence which eral hundred dollars' worth ■• prim - ntry into the newspappi an- being hung ii| :' ! . ■ ■• .1 11 nclit to the municipality in whie 1 it is nub- prise winners Everything points tn ljshd . , . , , ,/„„. 8 llM '■' ■ •- ■« Ihii yi ii. ai pre i an u\ iall) altri, live and a larger number ol cntrii h ri been "T to '" Tl nit-rous nils, promised than heretofore in sddL v''!'"v ' ;'«««««.«'? i-'-lh-i.i and in- articles i!es( r.p- tion to this splendid little ihow there tiveofthai 1 ing 1 tvn are thoi- will in- a regatta on the Inlei wihin oughl* interesting Tin reader a stone's throw ol Ihe display Thi "' :'": ' ■ '' ' "f ''"' Pr0 ^sn , f .is. .. . ', , Bri *a *,1(l I'1 • ll ' on litems tire ran ' 1 the pn .■> rami is under the ° •, , ., ',. ,.,,.,,. [ from t , 1 I hi Ex- ■ ' pie* "I .he Nora \ in .ver ,' , . , . I'Rkss, which deserves, and un- Aqutdc club and h, .Id h Itract.oa ,, , ,, tho , , enounh lor Ihouiindi ol visHo, ■ - .„, ; :l ■ ■-,. ,, j„ w|,0 . , Ul ' 1." the gi rl 1'., ,'....■ i inducted I't mittance ol .( ent. .0 il . is ihe only , harge made I n a lull day'- enjoy men I A CREU11A1I1.E WI EKI.Y. There has been received at this office a copy of the first issue ol the North Vancouver FxPRF.ss, Mr. Geo. Bartley, managing editor. The latest addition to tile press of ihe district is a handsome eight- page sheet, printed 011 book paper. The first issue is profusely illus- traied with cuts of the prominent men in the growing city opposite. Vancouver, together with clear representations ol interesting seen bor is a most creditable weekly paper Sting of the wind in our faces, and should do woll.—New West- Crunching of hoofs on sand minster Cotumbiiin, The executive of the Lewis and Clark exposition, now being held at Portland, Oregon, U. S. A., offered a prize of Sioo for the best poem on "The Trail." Of the large number submitted in the co petition, that of a lady was ae j judged the best. The General I Press Bureau of the exposition sent out the following comment: "Mrs. Lindsley's poem is deemed peculiarly lilting fur the purpose, as it brings out in strong, snappy language the lilt and swing of the rider 'hitting the trail' to the westward, shows forth the development brought about by the pioneers, and gives due honor to Lewis and Clarke." The winning poem follows: THE TRAIL. FOR SALE-NEW COTTAGE on 14th St., near Lonsdale Avenue. ELEGANT VIEW. LOT 60x140 Water Connections. A Good Buy $100000 ON EASY TERMS Call at EXPRESS OFFICE * * The call mines, strong and Insistent, 1 lut of the West, oh, hark! Follow ihroiiiih ball the sun and trai Biased by L mis and Clark 1" On with the blanket and paddle, ' Rfdfl like the devil posiesied, ■lies and buildings in the neigh- Bwlftonthewayby nlghUndday, I'linod' Altogether Till BxPRESS II" the trail to tl,e ^t: Subscription, $1 a ycir. A Nl *i PI 1 ; 1. ,iil"S. I rsl ol N irth \ nni ■ it er's in- i.n paper, I HE liXPREss, THE PEEK OK PUBLICATIONS. Thi first issue of The Express, published at North Vancouver, B. C, arrived at our oilice this week Im: lixpREss is a six-column, eight-pate paper, ably edited, ll is printed on heavy hcok paper, and .s profusely illustrated with half-tones. From a typographical standpoint it is the peer ol any olbei publication in Hie province. -Grand Forks Sun. THE TOWN IS GROWING. North Vancouver has now made a line start with about 1.500 residents tu become the great Twin City ol the Pacific co 1st, It has a lirst-cl.e,. m id cm hotel and excellent picnic grounds. public |nrk, livery stable*, rest lurants, barber shop, drug -lure, grocery and provition stores, hay and iced sup plies, biiU'her iflop, bake thop, hoard ing houses, etc., dry goodl store, hard ware store, blacksmith shop, real cs- late offices, po»i office, churches, -.'', ml, etc Steamboat business 1- being citato- li-hed on the waterfront, tin ben In the world Besides the lerry company's u I1.1111 ., winch are doing a I 1 I 1;il 1 11 l' wharij- irsi "i ■ ompietion snd will alio he well piii. in,',d. 1 Ithcr indtiitrics an- contemplated, An assembly hall, 11 lilabl, for public meetings anil en tcrtainments, is built, and street grtlding and laying ol sidewalks being urged forward. The townsite has the necessaries ami comforts of life, with total absence of objectionable associations, and ,1 i- growing. WHERE OLD GROWS YOUNG. When the 6-year-old was taken in t,i see the new baby, he exclaimed: "Oh, mamma, it hasn't any teeth. Oh, mamma, it hasn't any hair!" Then, clasping his hands in distress h, cried. "Somebody lias cheated US. It's an old baby." Rome was not built in a day; nor tin, sou build your business with nni -n .ill a l, but constant advertising in this paper will greatly benefit i„ur business prospects. What'ei betide, pause not, hut ride Straight to the promised hind. Whiteness of sails, on the ocean. Gleaming of gold in the iiills. Ijlury of grain on the harvest wain. Curling of smoke from the mills. Off with Ihe saddle and blanket, Kindle ,,ur hcarthfirW -park; Here's "All Hail to the Westward Tra Biased hv Lenin and Clark!" ainier eer Is ii glofiovs summer !■■ vir- age—quenching and satisfying. Remember there's ho other "j'nt at good"—insist mi in ttiit'i liainiet ; ; : ■ : 'acific Bottling Works Support the town and subscribe for its paper, The Express. Subscription, $1 a year. BACK FROM THE DEAD. Recently Mr. Waddillgton, a well known undertaker ol Accrington, Eng., received word lo take the measure ol a shroud for a certain Mrs. Hidden of Huncoat, who had died in the morning. When he reached flic house and started to take the measurement lie thought he taw signs of life in .he body. After some time of hard labor he brought the woman hack to life, it is never ton late to do good. Try an "ad. The Express; it will pu. life in y in business, Favorite Tooth Powder Cleanses and Heautijies On r | Imparts nici mlor to Breath. I'nt, j, aiitiii Id , iijnl McDowell'* Drag Store North \jniot.., ADVERTISE, ADVERTISE For Real Estate IN NORTH VANCOUVER : Call and see D.c. DICK Loasdale Avenue. He is right on the ground and nukes a specialty ol North Vancouver i>ru|iertie«. SOLE AGENT lor some of the fiii'-st butiiicsF property in the Townsite, also residence properly nnd acreage 111 all I'lirm ul Hie suburbs. Now ia the time tu buj and DICK is the man to buy Iroui. Western Corporation, Ltd. Accountants, Audlloi s. Real talale *uinls. I'lunihiim 111,1 in,.,„„ii Inj. nay.Caltli andChtektn I ecd Lumber and all kinds, of Aulldln<| Material. Lands Cleared and Bulldlnft trccted, Contractors and \aiu,iior». 412 Hastings Street West, Vancouver, B.C. CLUB RATES TilE EXPRESS and the SEMI WEEKLY WORLD for $ 1.50 a year. [•HE EX1 i i. Ill In a conparitively short time North Vancouver has started to grow and, mushroom like, scores of residences are springing up all over the townsite. Their architecture is modern, and are furnished with all the comforts and convenioncea of modern houses. The townsite is all that could be desiree, audit is doubtful if a more beautiful and picturesque location can be found on the continent. In > the back ground to the north a i' niag.iilieie.it view of Mount Cruwn [,4,280 fees above sea level), the 1" ..I, of which is snow-capped Mount Baker (10,700 feet) an extinct, or perhaps only latent, volcano, in the State of Washington, to the south, may be seen distintly 0.1 a bright day. Then across the inlet the city ol Vancouver lies in full sight to the Twin City. Nature has done much to make the site a most desirable location for the startinp; ol a great city. As the drainage facilties are excelled municipal improvements can easily be made that will insure satisfactory conditions. The surface of the ground is gently undulating, and is rapidly being cleared of the timber. Desirable building lots can be procured at reasonable p.ices. Already many residents of Vancouver are taking advantage of these conditions and the prospects ate that in a very short time a large number doing business across the inlet will take up their residence '1 lure. The country in the vicinity of Nortli Voncouver presents strong attractions to those desiring small holdings, which may also be han at a noniini.il figure. It is estimated that ten acres set out in fiuit trees, say, 100 to the acre, will yield to the investor in a very tn* years $3,000 annually, as there is .: constant growing demand foi at Vancouver, and elsewhere close B by, Tue climate of Hurrard inlet i- delightful and that of the new town is recoiled to be at least two wieks earlier than that of the ter- in in iai City. 'I his is accounted for li;. the Coast range ol mountains of t north shelterieg the munici- pility from the northern winds. le "1 it is a good location for a i. homes. 1 Portland, Ore., Sept. 1.—[Special.]—Fire broke out on the waterfront this afternoon and destroyed the 0., R. & N. and Pacific Coast elevator docks in less than an hour. A general alarm brought all the fire apparatus in the city to the scene. The flames have spread across the river to the plant of the Eastern and Western Lumber Company. The fire is still burning fiercely. The loss at present is over $200,000. St. Johns, Ore., Sept. 1.—A fire here this morning destroyed two sawmills, with lumber yards, doing $80,000 damage; insurance $31,000. SALMAGUNDI. The town of Hamilton, Montana, has a marshal who evidently does not intend to permit that place to go to the dogs. We find in the Western News, of Hamilton, the following warning, which, as we hope the inhabitants of that town have discovered ere this, speaks for itself; TAKE NOTICE. All persons owning dogs and do not pay the game by the 15th of August will be killed. Jas. lliuiuNH, Marshal. Flatterers are clever mind-readers. They tell vain women exactly what they think, There isn't a department store on earth large enough to supply everything a woman wants, so Eays a cynic. Automobiling may be the poetry of motion until the machine breaks down—then it is blank verse. MEN: Belfast Clothing House IS THE MONEY SAVING STORE TOR YOU Their Stores are Crammed Full of Bargains in Men's Wear. Everything Going for the Next Two Weeks at Bisj; Reductions. THE BELFAST CLOTHING HOUSE 42 Cordova St. and 245 Carrall St. No, Cordelia, the woman who is most admired isn't necessarily the most admirable woman. Good nature doesn't care where the laugh is, but is apt to get it on the other fellow. A depot agent may be pardoned for try to rise beyond his station. 1 No one has ventured to suggest that woman wants but little here below. One great improvement on the unloaded gun is possible. It should be made to only shoot holes into the smart Aleck who fires it off just to scare people. PIPER £. CO. Real Estate, Mining,Insurance,! Loans, Farms, Etc, Timber Limits. l'ropeaty for sain all over the City Suburbs and North Vancouver. Office : 404 Granville St. Vancouver, B. C. CHARLEY DUNN & CO. Merchant Tailors, late of Victoria SPECIAL OPENING SALE or the present. Large New Stock of choice Summer and Fall Suitings. Latest Styles. Fit Guaranteed. 100 Hastings Street West, Corner Abbott. Tender* Wanted Smb. Street The consumption <)f gunpowder has ceased in Asia, hut the balance will be maintained by the opening of tli shooting season to-morrow in America.— Victoria Times, "He can't rind a girl to please him." "Is he hard to suit?'' •'Well, he works in a sugar factory." "Are the fish biting this morning?" "No. but the mosquitoes are.' A NEW FIRM. i Stacey (*i Hain, a new firm ol grocers, will open up business on Tuesday next. Mr Stacey is an old tinier in the country, and [i i v. ,, ral years conducted a gro- i, i\ business in Tort Hammond and later in Vancouver on Powell street, Mr, Bain has had a lengthy experience in the line lie is now enb ring, in Winnipeg. Both the above gentlemen have invested 111, i.illy in North Vancouver real i tate, It is a pleasure to chron- |i thil addition to the industries i: North Vancouver, and Tin: i w ishea the new tirm every Nothing can be worse than a woman scorned unltss it is two women scorned both after the man at the same time. Though a lady's garments may be a poem the bill for them is the dreariest kind of prose. Twenty years from now these will be called the "good old times.'' TKADE WITH THE ORIENT. : -i, me ol influi nc* i r ■ mdi i r. .in Sue/ via Thibet lo the Vane>tsee valley and l' ilian port*; and its frontier, i hincM sesbosrd faces, and by ,. unmeaiured possibilities, and by all ,'.vantages, and wilh all the cor- •v ol federal interests importunes (or the establishment of target l,".incss relathns. The appeal la by Japan; and the federal and . :: idonal traffic thus offered to Canada is ol phenomenal value. It jhould be at mice evident that, if Quia and Japan be valuable fields nf trade to England, they should be nf greater relative value to Canada, ., ,li i- not half England's distance To look prosperous is one thing and to {eel prosperous is quite another. Stationers ate about the only persons who ean keep diaries the entire year. Many men can hear the ring of a silver dollar farther than that of n church bell. i . 1 Lots ': J i I ASH 2 c , V ~ A ii ,-. S 1 ,:: LOTS foe SALE IN DISTRICT LOT 8086, ON LONSDALE AVE., 1 1-8 MILES FROM FERRY. Lot! Sell at from $75.00 to $150.00 on terms. This is a good buy. The site cannot be excelled in the Municipality, a lull view, rot only of the Municipality it- sell, but the whole ol the Inlet and English Bay can be viewed Irom this point. Apply to T. H. NYE, Queens & Lonsdale C- T« i Ivti ft* Invited far lot" 1 mil -'. H lllON , 111 nbuteilmtfri-Ui 111**" ire D" MM" dMMtblt loMoi r»Mtul rI i ir| "• In Sorth VttlC'UV.r. bnrll I'll CODUIUI fXH.il) Utlfl »rre I\o ihjatiM enroer liwily 911 U-v\ (run llie c ntf r al [<onwl»ta itvuui w III !* ilrtet, ii' ■» i point iln- train cartar* 'orun p, . |)ric*MI ■ - iV' I. ;.■ ,, Will [ll] ii ft ».r-'i i rvttn • *.;.' right I tv\% UUy ur nil Wii't- r» AiMr* >4 I i li.. P«t Office boj;-. District of NorthVancouver Dominion Exhibition September 27 to October 7, 1903 Under the Auipicel of the Royal Agricultural and Industrial Society New Westminster, B. C. Stupendous and comprehensive array of Exhibits representing the resources ol all Canada. $100,000 Msia The Council lnvitai Tenders lor the lollnwiof **crl>, tli. F.ir clearing and grabbing First etreet andparuuicl rfleulaw .Seventh Lnlarqcd Grounds, New rlcindsome and Spacious Buildings atru't and Fifteenth Ureal, conform to • « ipteltlcitlonatobeliadatUiaMunicipal rtiiuinnycuis hvtotc ' d i * ()H,ei.. WORLDS C1IAMP10NS1111' EVENTS in Rowing and Lacrosse, Tetid«ra to ba depoaltod at the Muni- Horse Racing, Broncho "Butting," Military parades and Exercises dpal Hall not luirr than HRb Bept«m< Annual Exhibition Saturday, September 16th At the Pavillion bar current, at TJjOp.m AI.KX.rllll.ll', i'M.C BMOKE HBRB HEREAFTER URQ] I.IM. "i Cigars FOR IAI.I IVhnlnali* and Rati W. P. HOGG'S HLSUIKAU Laplanadr. One bad advertisement will kill a business man's prospect*. Try The; Express—it's good advertising. i * i — I Kl'.ihl. I'lU'H. Solum -li: ii Royal City Hotel FALCR k SEELV, Pr..|w. H. J. ANSTIE, Manufacturing Jeweler 4 lugraver. p. u.SuiUS. It] iu.Uhi Stn«i Wml VANCOUVER, B.C. MAM'KACTt'RISO IN ALL ITS BRANOBB. Ipwtal munilon given 'o Ihe Haklll out ul i l,..rl.,,rl ami in tint JnWltT, ■»(| HepBlrlTlK ol nil ilMCtlpllom. „„ ihe Chinese naroors, ami in tiiu>| ff,lcll j,,..,,,,!,,, „, aniiM M«h«niei. r>. bsuim, in< »tfomB«niioo io, in >l|n. inn! altlnittl I'lirnliliiid un Application,, (Ull UR01RS RICI I* I WOMf t »«0 CASJfU. sntntiok, ' llluhi"! pdra «ll(ivi.(l lot old OoW Hid Sllrlt IVilMVIIM lURSPSACIKAt IM1S1MI. Lo.lce Jewel., Medtll, Cliltm.. ell. I St*. .:.. should not North Vsncou- :ome the great trade centre of Cboice.t Hr.ul. of WiDii, Liquor, in 1 Cl|tn. I'.im. II l»r .In OOUma BTRIET WEaT N«W WKBTMINHTItW, B. C. Kterlthlni np-to-atu, Die Iioih tl id icfomni, i (peiI to rate st an enter ..- man you should get cilllv. : thi! valuable advertising Subscription, $1 a year, Siilisrriiitiuiis. Dill) $1. Ask for Rainier Beer PATENTS |-T *-,.'■» ■ « ■' OK HO til Irs'. Vil. t'»**a» Or'ti"' ai J UW| r-» tuM TWtrtrrTU>l riAttlCI 1iuh«l rif.r-a-" * o4 la-H ikibli l \i<>to. (■ f l'M f| ,l .-. ral-iUhlli'T All I i«i-Mi r-T,f4fBtnl HANIMOOK 1KIS F.M'tl.nietrryU.ini Tl!' IliO'iWla at4 Ml l«al*%t». Wlllllimt II Will Tar, tin* t 'i»l I FllWf ".'« ' tp-'iM.*! tuf-wfli. ••>! ' "UiutlM "(Wl ttHftaofltrt rtti ' •<:■..*!■ r( ,1 ' f-o«, H. B. W1LLS0N & CO. Jttn . 7i! f itmi im<i. rammin i . ROYAL IKI^II GUARDS and other famous bands. IGRAND WATER CARNIVAL Parade ol Fraser River Fishing M. Warships, Indian War Canoes, etc. Fleet, Patrol Hoats, INDIAN SPORTS, Pot all information writi W, H. KEARY, Secretary and manager, y w Wi itminsti i. B. I SubscTiption, •>!. JOB PRINTING DONE PROMPTLY HY THE THE EXPRESS I iii. I'AiKl.N. CAVANAGH.BAKERcb. REAL ESTATE and COMMISION ===== BROKERS ===== "Do You Want a Home?" rth —i^—awm We have some of the Choicest Lots which.,we oftcr at very low prices. Come and be convinced !/a ocoiiver CAVANAOH, BAKER b Co. 130 Cordova St. PATRONIZE LOCAL TALENT Tht btsl Tmiiorial irortdoni nl llie Pioneer Barber Shop Opposite ll.i'il North I'ihicuiiw. ejesbski! TOWS AID GOUsSTM Saturday, Sept. t6th, is date ol North Vancouver's big fall show. Mrs. C. Bowdcn paid Mrs. W Conway a visit during the week. SMOKE THE TERMINUS CIGAR Victor Murray, Vancouver, wai |the guest ul \V. P. Hogg mi Moii- lay. L, Page, ol Nanaimo, is visititi his sister Mrs, J. Davis, on 'I hil CLEAR HAVANA FILLED teenth street, Miss Hums and Mrs. Flora, ol ii ■ Mount Pleasant, were visitors to ai, b ■ j Moodyville during the week. fv ^iClf^lH Miss i"ul M,s' Su'wari'"'Knl ' ' ^* «•'Ml >L» U « son street, Vancouver, spent sev eral days visiting Mrs. Naban. Miss A. Hamilton, ol Moodyville, has left fui' Victoria oil , prolonged \isit to her aunt. Mrs, \V. Kcnsbaw and In r son Jack returned from Belliiigliain al trl II tWO Week's visit Willi 11 i.i tives. :#•* of Vm u acif. HOTEL NORTH VANCOUVER I A MOUTH VANCOUVER BOY. ['nil iv, n ■' i and ,- ill \innn(i The I'spn i i w ■' j i t the I I il ' ,'ilfriil P, iii.iK'ii', a wool!: Al ' [tie chap, nil will some day Scotland; J. II. Iluiiti r, S in I I ill in ll world, The ci i a; J lines li, lilkins, \ Roi . II said lo him, Iln fir, M ij ir Lynch ll ; I n, ynu'n not bifi 1 i I Dyke, \ incnuver; Aii| ■■ l'"u won't Al ' i Marshallinwn, Iowa; Thon as Transformation Scenes rm North Vancouver Dealers In General Bnrtnw, Oils, Paints, Tinners ami Plumbers. Aacnts fur tPust Begun. 1,000 Acres o| Primeval forest to be Swc|>l Away Ri) GlQantic Steam Engines. Tlic Vnnoouvoi', Westminster& Yukon Railway, sanctioned by tho Dominion Authorities in connect land and ocean highways, and make the North slier,! a shipping base, The B. C Electric Railway Co., to supply Btroel cars, light and power. Prosperity bathos the town like Bunlight—Progress continuous. Watch North Vnncouvor,jj advance It wi" be the kinetiscope of the Coast. Official Agents for all the original townsite lands. (1,000 actW38till left.) Nabon, McFarland <£» Malum 5-11 Hastings Stout, Vancouver, B.C. W. William, who has poultryI Plent) ol grouse may b( Seep yards on Fourteenth street, will hi the vicinity ol the foothills ol shortly leave for the United States G,toma ""'""'v"'' T''r i!'*.'^ where he will make bin future J1"™*"" m" havc :i >"">" Uil" home. His many friends will re- whenuheoseason opuns. gret his leaving, j. \\ j. urown has just com ,, m , i , , i plrti'il Kx i'(iiiui'illor I'. Allen's On .Mond.'iv a niiinliei of people ' , ■ , ■ „....•,. i i u ,,' i i, , cottage, wlo.li is n vcrv ostenta amveil Irom hellmijliaii: ami I ml . ,.. . ,, Misses Emily ami Lizzie Nahnn, tious ornament to I'irst Blreet, Mr h 1>. ('. Dick, They went away well land who were shown the town bvi.,. lemiile our wiirthv school leu, li llliri'hn's Well kllOH'll Clianecllor "' Moodyville, paid ll.nzie aHyiuK Sl'l'i'l HlillUe.1 r's'' during the forepart ol tin- p '' I Week. We toll ami deliver booiIh rheapor Two good freight sheds are Ionian Vanconvor firms can. .,.,, i , v , ,, , ,, cated at the lerry wharves, anil ar< .Net,—Our cxprcsa wagon meets the I , ' 1:00 ami 5:30 p.m. boats. well patnonizeil by the local business men as well as others. Vi j\y/"i/ \ i ] \' IA [> Things are all bestir again at AJM^UU > Jil.V die Mongolian bungalow on Fun Street, The inhabitants have r turned ftom the canneries, satisfied that the tiiture of ^ | er, now occupies the now hous. town is assured, Some will return at an early date. ' Subscription, Si a year. Christian, l.utnby, ll. l'; Mrs, Hay idsnn, St. Paul; Mrs Lor/p-li ' c.'iiv. I' Nicholson, City; .1. .1. Good- fr,,-, III inn v, I, il inl; \ Dawson, Vaiicntivi r, Mr. Robinson, Miss Hob in-ill, Tm,,u|,>:. Ar.iiii' ftrowtl, .1. Wynne, VV, McEwan, Mr. :■' Mi '.l I ritirr, Vani uver; J. William n | ' i llntti ester, \i iss., V. S \ ; I \" I n -I nd v e, \ in 'i i can'I ■ ' II buy H I- I10| In h . '.". Ill iid: "Well, mister I'll hny n horn win n 1 II erf and '■" i ten cents, nnd hotku nil ih inl hitioti i ri PURCHASE AT BED ROCK PRICES. Ill ' ■ l ml & Im- 1 eiiiy, Limited, are the rouver; Mi I , wis Iliad and chi . .».,., i m i m , , ■ . "' Ihe townsite of N Van " ii, Mr, an I Mrs. Don das I „.,,,,., ,,.... , rt winch "'""' '• ' ' :' ': "' ' "• i he now offered lo the public in I I' M 1,'l.ii'in, l.ilplr Looghocd, Mrs, Crcighton, Vain ver. I nn, ' i| in I upwards, Many ' hai ilreaily been .11, and many people in.- live on the I iwnsite The number nf acreage hi n ks with com lliamlhifi '" « is n ittn Hy limited, and FENCES IN JAPAN. Only |hc rich have fences round their farms in Japan. The Japanese the carl •■ will, nf course, do not III, i pare the ipiarc i 11 gi I the cl iccr locations, Test the i I nee would take up, li a bordericorrectness of this and cheek the eal- round n ii. Id is lie. ssary, it i math culati ms Do tint lo e the op . of mulberry trees, the leaves , and remember it is a!way hct- lli ' in id [oi rn r I buy before a boom starl .They : id that ig i acres, that woul ' • lp ; u with every informati in ■I '■'■'• be taken up with fcnci i ll pnwei n now gel into tin u d, Vmi arc n : ■■ with an II .• in at 11 t of j air mom y in a Iven ■■ l.ejl rock prices Tin plac. Is going in I'lti Express You make money ihetiil, nd the sh eliue will yet be " V> industries. THE WATERV OPUS. ; . re being in ule II Im HAT FACTORY !•:. A. Dueki'lif.rlil, MauKgcr, HATS lil.Ol Ivl.l) AM) RENOVATE!) Mrs. Godfrey, ol Vancouver. I while walking along Third stn et, one ol the planks slippi d from uu- tier Inl del, and severely strained her ankle. The advertising signs ol sevei ' CAPS MA UK TO OHDEH Vancouvei business firms are erei ted at the lorry wharves, Sim, the advent ol I'm I'Aidi .; tli; ' .paper should be m'adi the incdiiitii lur advertisements, 333 Cnroblu St., Vnncouvi r, II C. P.O, B0116O I'liine 357 I l.e lurry company lias extended the muni ipal waterworks system to llie wharves at loot of Li avenue, pipes being put in lor tin convenient e ol tin steanu rs, North Vancouver and St. George. The work "I vi ne. ring the new bloi I, nl Malum, Mi Farland & Malion, at ilie 1 orni i ol the Esplanade ami Lonsdale avi mie, hat ! ;oiiimuin - ,1 It i'. propu ' ■! thai the ! now used li) Wh irlii gi i In rs ti 1 all lie I : in, 11,. a be plan 1! II ex III I ilion at lb,, lair, as tin 1 t teli pho I the town, Tin 15 11 has the first gold li to 1 in town 1 his work of an was done by Si [iiwriti i Hodgson, the piom ci sign man nl Vancouver. He is now resideni of North Vancouver. Capt. C. and Mrs, Catcs and family returned froin Uellinghani on Tin sday, where they had been enjoying a few holidays. He 1 ays business there is quiet, and thai all soils of enquiries tire In ing n.nl' ri ganling N.oitli Voiiconvi r. Mi'. W. P, Hogg, ol the Espla undo, has in her possession an In' dian scalping knife, whii li she ha ■ had for the pasl 21 years, 1 i, party who presented lici with il had il fin I. 11 years. Tl , liim teen noli In s or 1 tits Oil il ,, , n , ,. 1 , n handle, denoting Hie ninnbi 1 til 112 lllMW SI, W„»nnCOIIVCr,II.C,|scnlpscapliiri I by the warrior who /' 'i ' used 11 H. C. FRITTS Driller ol Oil, Gas and Arteiiciii Water Wells 11 it '' 1- ncliei 11 illametor, All Mur1 • ar int.i.'l :iil 11 m, :,. st.. Viincoilver, II r M. A. Russell The l|)todalt Grocer C plvtulineol Groceries, Tobaccos Etc. lit. Avt„ last loiiMlole Vvc Norlb Vancouver H.J. ANSTIE Mann fad or in'j -hinlrr, Vuimond Seller and Kngravt M Where Mountain and Soajlioro Meet. Splendidly situated, overlooking Burrard Inlet, unlit the City of Vancouver fifteen minnlcsuway by ferry, Thi holt I embodies i tv ry convt nit nee wilhlivcry in connection, tiutes$2petd&y. Hold North Vancouver P. lurson, Proprietor, In ihi.i the mti ■ i lecidcd i liuilil a watcrn irl 'stem, chic! 1 '•'"V '': '' ■' I . ' . praeti lly .,:';'':l;,|:' ' ' II ■ fir. back of the [he first I was ., ,, I ' ■ wij »« id 'I'l.r course is up Lonsdale ' '' r,,ad brl<l«1'3' '":; ': ; " l)n ThnralayTT^ Larson, prop- Ireel, tl i nci I, tin : iwi i- .,,..,. ,, , .-,,,(,,, ..Vl,r ,,,,i I c>'. tn tin mi | i ,.;, !.,. ,,,,.,'. ., ' ,.. , ...... | rock fi '■' " ' " ""' fn'r>' ' ,.,,■'• : the basin it it oVIn he hi Ihe ■ il tn . ",'. in lanl. ■ ' ' tcep, tin tide beiiuf ^" i • an u i': The ba in i S " ■. ml N ' i horses oil the l by ta feel ii n miles i >m Infi mj vorid I ; i i vy load ■ . . ■ t but were still ui ,vitl i block '» r ll : heels, win n the v i . lipped n( ". ■ , ' w. re it nut , won have crusl I Ilu •■ ■ lelay of : cat i scitc I ' , i i\,, bi con tiled "■ I ; .; h I i i ., fed, the prcs>ii i ■ ilitcd I .. tin ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ' ' (' i ■;■ and \ I' i . ' .■ ■ ■ i • -. i Cmui ■ " I Hell, ,■ '. \ Wil nisliii .■ tin (l ' .. ; . from t' : - ll c fiui-h. 11 was v . the council to I . « '., III, ; in . ". ., point nf * ■ : "n:l prnr." I pipi !l ' ,1 ■ • ' : will have | i li an i ■ : pi n( i Suppcrt ilc town ml subscribe lot Ii; pa] vi. The E press, - - . , tit ' Mi-Mi, ;.,./.,,■/. ■,,;. o,,rt /iniWem limit Order, Jul 'ii,,,,,; \lnnt i,,.'/, .[. i,i-ii..,/ ii«| i/i»jM/cA, :po\(.()r\'s High-Class Ladies1 and Men's Tailors 101) Hastings St. j^t. turner Coltimhiii Ave. We Make Ihe Finest Cloth in Ik t.lihi at Ilu fun. -i Prices, ''' ' IVancouver CMmsntiib Sho|) iiiui rc|mlriiiit, I nml made !• • nnd r WW .: I ., I nf light i ilriiin, rudxiriiiH a '|«', all.'. All Work . i..l,- aiitMil :: :: :: :; :: Hand Loaded Shells to Order F7ishitig Tnck'c nnd Cutlery v. roOSIIKK HI Cordova W Vancouver) B.C. \ ■ : * - White '- Bin don Uou ■ '.!('i': niul Stationors VANI UUVISR, B. C 'I I.I.I llliA'l. IT'! The Old "Cos." 1.1, Mil, l'r«|i. '. ' I I.I I I' Ul.-I' V.\Ns. IUVUU, li. c, PIT AM) WOHiaiANSITlP BENWELL, PEAK? fr Co. — -I', i B8SORS hi THOMAS & BENWELL Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchants USHER'S WHISKIES Van "ii I i'. - > . r 0. Box toa Wo handle uothiiig lint good goods, and u arc ready to compare pes Willi any grocer, Why pay 25c. (or Chloride "1 Linn '..hen you can buy it hero (or 151. |" 1 tin. Royal Crown Soap, 6 Bai I 1 II1. el Oil Toil* t Snap, pi r In toi. Tomatoes, 2 tin Im ji 1 tiling in iv and [01 luni b ot picnics, Melrose I al j. a. McMillan Comer Lonsdale .md i s|)itiua(!p NORTH VANCOUVER
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1905-09-01 |
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Language | English |
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Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0309452 |
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