,tiV, ., ' '•oVj "-, 1/ fi-1905 ■* ®ljr txprwa I v ,D> VOLUME 1. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C„ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1905. NUMBER 11. CHAIRMAN OF BOARD OF WORKS TAKEN TO TASK OVER A LUMBER CONTRACT. H. C. Wright, of the Western Corporation, Writei Defending His Company—An Altercation Ensues— Huge Difference in Tenders for Clearing Park- Clearing Streets — Renting Street Ends—Lighting the Wharf—Large Amount of Business Transacted. The regular meeting o( the municipal council was held on Wednesday evening when there were present Reeve A. E. Kealy and Councillors Allen, Morden, Mav and Bell. After reading of minutes communications were disposed of as follows; W. E. Thompson wrote asking lor a three-foot sidewalk on the north side of Second street, 60 feet, west of Lonsdale avenue. Referred. Hope, Gravely St Co. wrote ask* inn that a road be opened through the Lonsdale estate to connect with lot 764, on the Capilaao. -' Engineer lo report al neat meeting. j. H. Hoare wrote asking that drain-, be opened up on Fifth street, iu tbe rear of lots 10 to 16, block IjH, Referred tu Hoard ol Works with power to act. 1). W. Elder et ah. residents and omners, petitioned the council tu opcu up ihe Esplanade lor traffic east o| Lousdale. Councillor bell moved, seconded b) Councillor Morden, aud carried, that petitioners be ialormed that a plank road be laid at once as far as St. George street along the Esplanade, and that limber extension will receive the early attention of the council. The engineer to report as lo cost ol same at next meeting of the council. Tenders to lie called for lust intension of St. George street, inclusive of clearing and planking, to be iu by ijth oi November. Robert McDowell et al. petitioned for a sidewalk on Second street, between Chesterfield and Mahon avenues. Referred. Isaac Waldon et al. petitioned for a twelve-foot sidewalk on First street, from Lonsdale avenue to St. Georges street, and from that point east not less than eight-foot. Laid over till Rrades are furnished, W. W. Weston wrote complaining of the reckless manner in which blasting is being carried on on Fifteeuth street, between Chester- field and Lonsdale avenues. Referred to Board of Works. Councillor Bell in speaking to the motion said that some precaution should be taken by the contractors, and that the time (ot blasting be set; flags, 400 feet on each side of the blast, could also be erected as danger signals. A. St. G. Hamersley wrote suggesting the desirability of appointing an Arbor day, on which shade trees could be planted; that a day .. be set apart for that purpose, say about the ijth of November, and that the trees be selected and purchased hy the municipality, each owner being asked how many he would be prepared to plant. After some discussion the letter was referred to the Beautifying Association. T. McDonaugh wrote that he had purchased the stand occupied by Joe Bustimento, at the foot of Lonsdale avenue, and wanted to continue the same. Referred to Finance Committee. D. G. Macdonell, solicitor (or G. Button, wrote claiming $40 for timber removed from part of lot 6, ward 3, district lot 549, by the municipality. Clerk instructed to refer Mr. Macdonell to section 237 of the act. A. St. G. Hamersley wrote forwarding conveyance of lot A, block 176; lot iA, block 173, and lot A, block 171. Filed. "North Vancouver, B. C, "Oct. 31, 1905. "The Reeve and Council: "GmLF'UN,—It has been publicly slated that the Western Corporation must be making a good profit om of the council when tbey quote >itio more than othei firms on an IHoo lumber order. As ibis is not true we feel it our dull to lay before your council th. following facts: "U11 October 14, Mr. Morden asked me lor a quotation on 72,80 feel of lumber, "On looking over the bill suggested that a good deal ol same might be 'cull,' but Mr. Morden distinctly stated that 'no culls would be allowed.' "I quoted a price of f800.80 for alt merchantable lumber, and, to my surprise, at your meeting of October 18, found the bill hat! been obtained from the Rat Portage Lumber Company (or the sum of J660. "Knowing that there was some- thingstrange about the transaction, I immediately wrote the B. C. Lumbermen's Association, asking how the Rat Portage Lumber Company could arrive at such a low figure for 'merchantable lumber. ' The answer received (a copy of which is attached hereto) was to the effect that 21,000 (eet of the order was 'culls,' 'Under the circumstances we did not get a fair chance to quote on the same lines as other firms. Had it been so, we could have supplied the bill at exactly the same price of ?66o, and iu view ol the fact that our corporation is a large taxpayer of the municipality, and, also, considering that we spend from I400 to Jt6oo every week in wages alone, seven-eighths of which amount is spent right in North Vancouver, we feel coi- viuced that every fair-minded citizen will say that we should he put on the same footing as outsiders in quoting prices, and if all things are equal our company should get the preference. Yours truly, "H. C. Wright." [enclosure] "Vancouver, B. C, Oct. ij, 'oj. "Messrs. Western Corporation, 412 Hastings street, city: "Dear Sirs,—In reply to your favor of 19th inst., re Rat Portage Lumber Company quoting a lump sum on a tender lor the North Vancouver municipal council, would say that 1 have investigated your complaint and find that the mil* understanding arose from the fact that whilst your corporation quoted a price for 'merchantable' lumber, Alderman Morden purchased some 21,000 feet of 'cull' lumber from the Kal Pottage people, iu light oi which it can be easily seen that the price quoted by the Rat Portage Lumber Company would be quite correct. Yours truly, "R. H. H. Alexander, "Secretary." Councillor Morden—I must take objection to that letter. I told Mr. Wright distinctly, after he had asked me whether the lumber that Mr. Blackburn was using would do, that that lumber was good enough for me. As for my saying anything about merchantable lumber, I certainly never made a statement of that kind. There was a difference in the price between the Western Corporation and the Rat Portage Lumber Company of <i6o in the bill, and I would like to know how you are going to make that differ, ence in 21,000 feet of culled lumber. I think it my duty, as a mem ber of this council, to buy lumber in the cheapest market. I would give our own people the preference, but when it comes to such a wide difference 1 shall certainly not do it Mr. Wright asked the Reeve permission to say a few words. He said "Mr. Morden came into my office, and another gentleman was sitting there at the time who heard all he said. Mr. Morden said nothing at all about the Blackburn lumber " Councillor Morden got indignant at this remark and said to Mr. Wright: "Can you get up and swear that I did not say that the Blackburn lumber was goodenough? You know thai I said it, and I don't go behind any man's back to tell Mrs. I. M. Hamersley wrote re conveyance of foreshore to lot iA, block 1716, municipality. Council agreeing. Constable D. H. Dick reported (or October: $28 in road taxes received; 10 head of stock impounded, and $20.40 in lines collected, Tenders ior clearing Victoria Park were opened as follows: Askew & Kennedy ft,790 Belyea & Son 2,000 Cameron & Stewart.... 690 The last named were awarded the contract. MOTIONS l'ASSII). That the engineer be instructed to fix the grade of Fourth street, west of Lousdale avenue, and prepare specifications for clearing one side of Second street, and laying of a four-foot sidewalk (rom Mahon avenue eastwards to connect with present sidewalk in front of Mr. Clark's residence on Fourth street. Tenders to be called returnable on 15th inst. That in view of the anticipated large increase of traffic and in order to prevent accident a friendly communication be sent to the Ferry Company calling its attention to the necessity ol separate approaches being provided for passengers to aud from ferry steamer. That tenders be called to build a four-foot sidewalk on Second street to Mahon avenue, tenders to be in by 15th November. Mass Meeting. ALL RATEPAYERS ami RESIDENTS should attend the mass meeting to be held next Wed- nesdny evening, November 8th, to consider the advisability of forming a town corporation. It is proposed lit confine the new city within the limits defined by Lynn Creek to the tost, Capilaw Creek to the west, Burrard Inlet to the south, and three miles above high water mark to the north. Clerk Philip—Nothing, the Indians are at the Squamish. Mr. Wright asked regarding the building of the drain at foot of Lonsdale avenue. He said that the nuisance complained of came Irom the municipal hall. The Reeve said that instructions have been given to build the box drain. Adjourned. him what I think." Mr. Wright-Mr. Reeve, I wish to sav Councillor Bell interrupted him, saying this was no place (or an altercation. *'I would move," he continued, "that the letter be referred to Councillor Mordcn to report on in writing at the neat meeting." Reeve Kealy-Wcll, but Councillor Bell-Well, I have my reasons for it. Councillor May—What is the rule between cull and merchantable lumber? Councillor Morden—Not J8 a thousand. Councillor Bell pressed for his motion. Mr. Wright again arose, saying he wished to say Councillor Morden-You can't get up and defend yourself and swear Mr. Wright—I certainly can and I can swear — Councillor Morden—Then you swear to an untruth. The Reeve—You have both made statements and you both have had your say, ami I think that is sufficient. Now, Mr. Bell, we will bear your motion. Councillor Bell repented bis mo tion. Councillor Allan—1 agree with Councillor Bell that this is not the place for an altercation of that kind. I will second the motion. Motiou tallied. That the Plumbers' by-law be lelt over for next year's council to deal with. That the solicitor he asked il the Council had power to use the sinking fund for waterworks purposes. Mr. F. Elbridge wrote complaining that he was stopped by the constable nn Lonsdale and told he was a pedlar, and must stop that or take out a license. He explained that he was only catrying a parcel under his arm for a Customer, and the constable was satisfied. He suggested that the license bylaw should be more correctly interpreted. The clerk said that llie pedlar's license was ty, but gave it as his opinion that a person such as the coniplaiiitant, who got orders in the city, and then came over to deliver the goods so unified did not come within the operation ol the by-law. The committee reports were ol a routine nature ami were adopted. The Finance Committee reported on strert ends, that the end ol Chesterfield avenue should be rented for an annual lee ol 5240, and that the ends of St. George's, St. Andrew's, Si. Patrick's aud St. David's loads should be anted lor f ibo each annually. The question ol licensing pcdlais was discussed. Councillor May asked il anything had been done re the right ol way through the Indian reservation. SCHOOL REPORT. The following names are mentioned for regularity and punctuality in the North Vancouver school report for October, also those who were promoted: Regularity and Punctuality- Marjory Elder, Walter Gibson, Winnie LaPenotiere, Wilfred LaPenotiere, Fred. LaPenotiere, Alma Martin, Herbert Martin, Amy Martin, Lucy Phillips, Bessie Wheeler, John Cates. Deportment—Lucy Woodburn, John Cates. General Proficency First Primer —Rudolph Larson, Marjory Elder. First Reader—Lucy Philips, Randolf Scott. Second Reader—Lucy Wood- burn, Mabel Mills. Promoted to Second Primer- Amy Martin, Minnie Miller. Promoted to First Reader- Alma Martin, Bessie Wheeler, Canie Wheeler, Newton Stcacy, Herbert Martin,, Fred LePeuo- liure and Annie Kirkpatrick. The average attendance is over 48, winch is a considerable increae over last month. It is to be hoped that In the face uf this, the Depart iiirni ol Education will not cut ull the Second division ; 5$ pupils aic in attendance and this number is steadily being added too. The teaching stall is pleased to be able to say that the children of liuih divisions are attending more regularly, wherein partially lies the secret ol their success. Those of the First Division being always regular and punctual are:—Minnie Fogg, Lizzie Leek, Alfred Shaw, Nellie Phillips, Thomas Mills, Robert Smith, Ruby Lill, and Carmen Lill. The deportment, it has been remarked by the principal is especially good throughout the division, live pupils having obtained full marks. The names of the pupils are: Nellie Phillips, Glen McMillan, Ruby Lill, Nellie McClure, and Lizzie Leek. Those ranking second being Carmen Lill, Alfred Shaw, and Rachel McShane. Summary— Pupils actually at- CHURCH NOTICE. Services as usual in St. Andrew's church, Sixth street, North Vancouver, on Sunday. Morning service at 11 a.m.; Sunday school at 2.30 p.m.; evening service at 7.30. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed at the morning service; members of other denominations will be heartily welcomed. The evening subject will be "The Principle of Destiny." To-night (Friday) a preparatory service will be held in the church at 8 o'clock for the benefit of intending communicants, all of whom are requested to be present. Prayer meeting next week as usual on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pastor: Rev. J. D. Gillam, M.A. Mr. and Mrs. St. G. Hamersley, accompanied by Miss Hamersley, leave on Thursday next for the Old Country, where they will spend Xmas. It is their intention to return early in the spring. They go via the United States. Some Indians from the Mission succeeded in killing a large black bear on Monday. The animal was seen quite frequently in that neighborhood lately and consequently exposed itself to the crack shots that live there. The skin was sold in Vancouver and realized the sum of $30. Some time between Saturday evening and Monday morning a would-be safe cracker made an attempt to open the safe in the office of the Western Corporation. The handle used in turning the locks on it were broken off as if it had been hammered, and the combination showed signs of having been tampered with. The work ii evidently that of amateurs. Constable Hick was notified as soon as the discovery was made and is exhausting every effort to bring the marauder to justice, As yet no clue has been established. " The Passing; of a Race." The editor has received a bound volume of the above interesting work, written by D. W. Higgins, formerly speaker of the British Columbia Legislature. The work should be of great interest to the residents of this province, since the book deals with tales ol Western life, principally of British Columbia. The reminiscent stories are all founded upon actual occurances on the coast, and are profusely illustrated. To the rising generation this hook will, no doubt, prove very valuable as well as interesting and Instructive, lending during October, 56;! Mr. Higgins is the author of the boys numbering M and girls 34,1 several very interesting books, greatest number of pupils present. among these being, "The Mystic any one day, 53; and the least iiiini- Spring and Other Tales ol Western ber being 40, the register number Life." being 57. Those desiring a copy of Mr. F, W. Templar, Principal. Higgins'latsst work can gel it at McDowell's drug store, North Van- Mr, Russe'i, the groeet is enlirg-; couver. ing his store on First street. The -Iteration, when completed, will Mr. J* Dick, of Vancouver, add greatly to the appearance ol paid The Express a visit 00 lues- the store. I''"*'' "BURRARD"THE choice The plebiscite running lor some time in Tin: EXPRESS for a name for North Vancouver closes with tins issue. Following is the total vote : BlIKIURD 81 .SOUTH Va.M'OUVKK 41 Ini.kt City " AlK.VANDIlA ■" NllKTIII'OliT '•• llll.l.M'iNT • ■•• 3 I'AltKHlbl '■ Chmtma* dumber of The £x|veM Will Ac Out on December Ut, 1905. AJ)|)roJ:riale and Illustrative THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER ll. C. \ Weekly Newspaper, i Published by l'i IE EXPRESS Pl'WTlNG Company Suhsi'i'iption One Dollar par Vein UEORtlE HARTLEY, MnnaginK Editor J, BURR tilBBONS, Advertising Manager. 'Ruminations of a Dog. . iw . im im III,', 1 1 . • in i ti ii 1,1 i" Ul,! [10 , 1 111' ,| . till HI, II ' i ll , liy lil lis, l lll| is' |l 1. III .'ll [. P 11 llll. 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Siiiiini j Tells ol Benefit Derived from Dodd's Kidney Pills iiliiin is nl liniiil for most ■ spend the time, worry lug nhoui where we shall go nud ivlint ive slnill do when wo get there, Rummer resort weather litis been on liiiml i,ir i.,inn' time In lite past, nnd wise ones will suit dowu it supply and put il un ire for use when the oilier kind eoines ulolig, ll ulwnys puzzles it ninn to know tvhi'tlii'f ihe girl ivhii.sii.vs sho does not Id," lee i renin Is only loudlug hhu on, 'll,.' i'.i il who rocks Iho boat Is about read)' lo twelve his ynirly average ot drown ig li i- n ii tin til in Invent a new Inn- gunge l:■-.i iv woman with n bnby irighinles one. It bill u si.,|i from tli.. stiblhno 10 tin' I'ldleiilous when n dlgullleil man's fool llllils ii li.iiiiinn peel. I'ei'hups n cyclone Is Ulipopuhtr be- cnuse ii uever Slavs long enough In a plnee to make friends. II is lucky for womnu llnil tuna enn't understand her, otherwise she would censo lo he Interesting. Moi'lmps tho reason why bol weather Is no bud for the temper is beenuso It Is also bo bud for tho poekothook. Add- lo the Joy. Cures of Rheumatism and Dropsy by Canada's Groat" Kidney Remedy. Yellow (irnss, Assa„N.W,T„ Out. 28- (Speoial). -"I think I should let tho imlilie know tlje benefit I dorlved from build's Kidney Pills," Tim speaker,, wns Mr. John While, well -known here, tin,I lie voices the sentiments of many il I ninn on those western prairies who lins boon rolioved of his paias and misery hv the groat Caaadlan Kidnoy Remedy, | "I have iii'i'ii iiilln'iril wiih Rheumatism fur years, .Mr. White,, continued. "1 tried doctors nml medicines, but never got anything to tie much good till I tried Dodd's Kidney Pills, What I tbey did for mo wns wonderful. | "I also know tho Hnrris family, nnd I saw their little girl, Edith, who wns en red of Dropsy by Dodd'sKidnoy Pills, I know thnt to bo true. 1 toll you I fool like recommending Dodd's Kidney Fills oven stronger than I talk," I T'liero is no Kidney Disease that Dodd's Kidnoy Pills cannot euro,. Sonic Elopements. While Ihe lll'l'l'l ' i ; , nl I" Suppose ! to ie- .i secret iiltuir in which Iho girl's mother thinks sho Is downtown Inking it niii-ie lesson nml ihe young mini's pni'onls lire iplito colillileiit tlint he is'sllns ng tlrj gnii Is nnd wulehlng Willi liiilll eyes I'll' 11 lllllllee tn rise iu I I, there nro sot.no elo] nts ou n illfl'ereul plnu, the bride ' . he - mother going so fur us to pill them up it Iiii!' li Vi hen .i girl's puronts cnimol nfford it we iiling nml it bceomes it igtiestiou ol i Ing up in Ihe jusllco of the i ever.) body iu lown knows nml hearing him sny, "You're hitched; thr lolliu's, [ilelis'c," tlie ttvorrige girl ■ • i Kltlo Jitniil over'to Iho next ou i", for there Is it (Inge of romniico il i 'tlittl AiiHlhel' iidvillilngo in Ituvltig tin "M folks l.imiv it is Unit ihey won't have to sperm" nuy money tcliigriiphlug.hoiuc for forgiveness. Keep h Quiet, li ibcs lurk, - ■ I1 tell the i ■ - iterk nt i ..'.;- more Terrible Alternative, "He .'..i- to ■ pro .'I in If- nnd loo Itont -i to -i.il" "Poor muni Whal luippcned to hlinl lt.nl he slllt'Vl'i" IV Hun lint, ||i' li.'til to.go to ■ Ainmy, Those 'Present, :i,n; Ii Ice iii public nf- A Toronto jury In the Civil Asslzos awarded Ihe parents »f f.ily Mulvaney who wns killed hy u si met car, $2,000 damages against the company. $100 REWARD $100 .id. Tlic t Ii-m nt Iiii. |,,i;,i.rti ttlllltlll-tr I, III I'.I- '.nil, .llrui hill boon nlilu I" <"i' in .ill Catarrh. Kllll'it . i nil. Cm lili'ii-i-il to loot li-eii-iMlml-.i.-JK .(lino*, till'I Unit i Is (Ilu Duly |x»ltH i-nri, now ktt'iwil ie llio I inl irnti-l 1. in,, ii i. ii.t inui. .■ tliMin i', rwtw ii.iinl ttl>iltn.i I. In 1'- I uliirrll l'i l.-fiiull . ii nt ilimil, im n„. 1,1 ri ii., ti, nl ■ in, then liy tli'-tin, i ,11 , , , .-. iitnl Rivinii tl,f-pit l.v luiiiiliii,.- iipl' ii -.'i.ii t.tnt'i 111.- in ilninn ii. work, 'I f.. it li hi It.,,unit i-i, i -I,. I Dnlli - Inr li.tut ne mi ., ul A lit -I I'. .1.1'lll'XF.Y * Co.. Toloili Mil ll! ilfllUi! I. "r. Tiikit llnil'. 1 ii.n Ij 1'illi fur , -i.[-..I "li link, 111- ' 'llltllll. Itvltiultii'lint -nl Mi.-iutli in' , n I unit nntnrii l e.|.r i -i -, li i .- -,i iniii-li . tin,, !l„-v ml,.iiiui. linn, llnil It full.toI'Ult'. Hi'nil t). The London Times says mismanage. mini nf the three big iiisiiiiineo com inmii's may largely Impair ihe ub"< rn- dividends. . Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, Etc, A surgical operation of o heroic character will be necosnry Id snviNtlie III., nf Presld* in llarpots ot Chloago Uutverslly. That Cutting Acid H.at .u'scs from. the stomach nml almost Btranglea. is caused hy fernfentatton* ot the'food hi the Btoninch. It Is a forotnste of liull- UL'stlnn nml dyspepsia.'' Take imo.nt l)r., Vim Sinn's pint apple Tablets Immediately •iter eating,, and • It will prevent-.-this illsirt'ss nml niil digestion. CO In n hux, 33 cents.—16 Minard's Liniment for sale where. Sny, he is of iilniiii ih ill 11 tOlVII llleellll',' ■ii ,it ii linn) wedding." Evcry- V ' .1 DEPEND ON YOURSELF-NQT- ON FATE. " .'.i.iiili n iii ..l'i'.ii,:iiV.' I ' Cork. Fur On,tie *J(upi>era. The application of cork as a bottle Stopper for liquid vessels Is sultl to be of g+eat antiquity. The earliest record extant of Its use in Europe is thnt uien- tioiit'tl by Horace, who usserts ("lint the Romans iind cork ns stoppers for thel^ wlmxauiphoruc. Certain of thosuaesj of cork wore known to the ancient Greeks nml Egyptians, but, whether thoyjaaoiLcoi'Jt l'iu:\liuniiii*i.Uie..imiiillis. of tlteii' ritpiiil I'rJtfS'dlirffiStopy'iloes uol sny. II .'wns ndf, IfpwoVor, * until Ihe yeiii'lTilii llnil llie'S[iiijiiii.rils ileal com, nii'iirt'il to work their Cork wodlls wifh sot lojji'oo of regularity fur lite mult- big nl corks. Although poi'bnps'.coi'ka mi' re or l"ss in.use from ihe time gluss bottles were lll'sl inveiiied, ulueh llceklliunil llsst'l'ts 1" have bou'ti in llie lil'leeiith eoHIUI')', yel il wns not llll til two mnl a hull' centuries Inter Hint ihe gpitulni'ds begun in prepare cork for buttle stoppers, wbhJli they ■.li,I - in a (vresl situated nt thi 'ihenu of IJie 'l'lgUl'I'ltS, nil Ihe Mllgp, 'I'lie i nl, ,u diistry lias since gi'n'dunll)' risen in lie oue of Hie lll'sl t'lingiiiliiile, its'chief I't'iiiiT in S|niiii iieiiie in Catalonia. ■■ Ancli'iil l.nmii. nt llnlil. Among the curios iiilcill'Uicd nl Troy by Dr. Seliliemiiiiii were st-'-ernl goldon lan-.ps duttitg from 1)00 ll. C, Zenolilll. Zeiiiilihi, Ilu: quceii.of I'liluiyi'ii, spoke seven Innguiiges. After lielng cnplurod hy ihe unmans she learned Latin nnd Greek also, miiiT'teil a,.lldiuan Benator and lived the rest of hef life us n Uo- in.in ninlron. Cash or Cure If Shilnli's Consumption Cure fails ir> aire youi Cold or Cou^li, you get back all >mu p,iid (or it. Yo'.i nre suie of a Curt' ot the Cash. '*.';■;: *A'* - liil v.atn'l a tuifl curt;, tltii plKr would nit ')■. mwlc. . ( Can ^nylhtn** lie faiief}' * II yo*J have a Colt], Cnuah. err .Srly (li(r,iw ci tlm '1 luoiJ, Luiqjs or >\\r Pass^'s^liy 25*-.>i*rf'nnl".'"VJlclfalpM mai&n The Standard of Purity ii SALiDA il OEYLON TEA for Matchless Quality Is far ..• ,;. .ahead of any other Tearr* -l^ Load Packota only 40p,80o, aitd'OOo iwr-lb, ByallBfooera.. Blaok, Mixed aridOfoM. HIQHBIT AWARD ST. LOUIS, 1804. Mrs Reuben Rark, ngufinU ••illy yenra,' -rfnrae lii'ine'M'iis'u snort iltsniiie rn,,-ii ■,'ljjiliiinj.. ltr Cbatham lo\vnshl|i, wis wr(lklpg.pn t.be. t'ein' Marnja8tto: RallwWy rrac'k, irtletf"sne! ■'.rueli, hx.a.f'tiijjihl ctiihi nnd nli i . leth, flhe Is <ii. m im-e lieen' siiinewbai il.'hT.'"'\ii I'n fluent-I'ill.niqbalilrbt herd.--. .::• :■ •'■ • ..lion nl I ' ii.iii in , I I Hi.' t ' m .i miii n i 'i. niiifiii, 1 idii've ti.et'e urn .... r ivern ll't ' lie's HtiilcsUJUII, , . :, i ulitj In JuaUf) |,|l r. i ' 'oil thu uiiiiinii dial lie \i.ii , . in i .ii.i: whji ii fan tli'.ili'liiiii. 'Inn In1 llllisl |iieJuMiw,i Do inui iiliiy the game, an I ■ - ni boiveti'r great, un Ins inui i leilullj cbuinje llio iesi||l( l-litf, i.... young frlimil, llie Kai ■ thai ih ils 'I. thu it..'ni vmi own ih, i he i' sul m ..in.. i ' ivlth fun ir desil with you, Vmi «iii 1..I.1' ihe in-1. ii mil luiM' ll. Bllpcl'lol - ' toii I imwer wittrhr • • I " " lo i ii.iiu i 11., yuluu ni llio t. nl' A'hlrl ■. y, hue Im I iii ime il'i'i'luls upon yiiiir irnlii in^. upon .In' way yu|i i Ilttellillneil . ml ... -.. i, npporti M ■ nn! upon your nhlllly lo |iuV|trlf'llf Ine pine.' ol Sllliet'loi :.n|l,lji'.ll CS, : . '., ' .'nl ' ' '."' sninellmcs give Wlenl* lo IfAfyw* nml pnii,iiis 'ii iijiyalt iti|i I. ,i"ii .'"lim mi plneii clergyint'it In liiiciiilAitiiti |i il pits, ami pi ih" aim i V iHo rtch 1 ,.ep.i|;jlii|llselell when ihi'.v linn 'only1 liverage ability mnl scnrci >i HO! WV ''.'■"'•• ' * :; i ■ youi lis with grptiler ivliJViy nnd, ■ ■ ■ ■"'■ nfl h '■''■' lo ' '! llicit; waj 'p'l >i'iick-iu. nl'taln lofdln 111*0 *."■! I,' .U'.'J. J*) starting im' wrthmrl H'flinn Br" III . , ■ , phifc for liiitl.-'in niir.iprhl tn ' v.im' wouhl }":i ,.i . i ■' l|| , . . . ' Ihlel iMl'i li.ni'i'l inn nni -in na wlnlimii.'any \:■ hi i yujij 'v.l it I., I". l.iU'l Id-. , , 1 : t| ' ,,1,. know ni ii itiin'( mil i. _iii (j.... ' . irl'ntll I llepeml i , ii'tii'ili ivhtl" III" nii'l.e ' i •. . . ■'' • . ' . .' . I'ltlH i .. . lo tin n '. "I licit Is lilt* I i.i.-. until. -Min*. Tl II if |l I'll I I ' Jit' IHVVS | | ' Un ■."..: , ... ..SMILING BABIES.;. .-:.: i The veil baby-la'mvoT n cMsi (WW Whcnhuhy cries or is fretful, It ia taking the only nnjil cnn.to lit mother Imoi there i*)/(*ivii,"liu*lr%riiiiu'. That sounv thing id fifo'lilrlllv'Muiii' rJerangomenl hJ thestomut'liiir bowels, or perhaps ihe pnin of teething, These troubles nri pnsily remoyod and jpujod by, Babief On n Tiililyp\',40,11 Ijitlii!. clnilel). ngnin-i. in fact thoro's n smile in ererj doael Mr-.M;i[j: H.'.Vciui'l.l'-lie l&oruj;, X.lf, snys:—"1 have found Baby'sTlwa Tabu lets so good'/or th9>Jbi.'of Uttte'oW'Ulnit JHE-TIME .WILL COME.Iji; 10 i on Swell Martian in "Success .Mftg'iistjvp,") ■. iw \Vll"ll ll Will he il lllsgl'IICU llul lo ivoi., whon mi" Is tiblo, When uvei'yhoil) will know Ihal Belflshness iiluiiys tlofonls Itself, Ul'-n llie chin .-ill's, - will nol lib closed a* long ns tho bbIooiis nro open. . ■- When iii gel rich by making others poo| ■ III bo considered u dlagtaco, When tlie goiilcn rule will bo re- gnrdeil us llie soundest, business phll- lisn'pliy. Winn ihe -nni" sinuilnjiil of moral. It)- wi'fl hi' ilemniitieU'flf men ns of women. When iill true happiness will bo found in doing the right, anil only tlie good will in found to llie real, When the business man will Hint thai Ills Ili'Sritllel'eSls'lVill lie llll' best iiii" .nl 'li" man .'illhe utlicr end of the bargain. Wlieii'lillliiil it'll feVengo nn'd 'jclil- onsy will he rogaited ns binnoi'aags which inilii'i upon the thrower llie Injnry In enileil fdr'Sfhers. When n ninn Beeks atnnaenienl by causing jiiiin. or taking Iho llfo of In- uiieeni, iliinib creatures will bo ton Blilelw* a tavbafllm. "'•' Wlil'il .iXery ninn w.ill.be Ills OWn p| .'ei in, nnd will eiii'i'y Ids. own rcuio'tlj wltii liini, -when itinitl,' nol i. -in".'. **■!': ba tlie grotiti,paiiacaa, WI 'ii.tit,'ii «iii lenii/..: lim,'. lUeto ,-,'". ii ■ ii'ii : ill jilt fir" in wi.in-iliilne ■ the i ilng nn.i pniii nluil foi r moi I h ilie npparenl ■■ .,' ■.;,.■ Viiifl'. -V. 1,1 bill"' "Vi"l . {,10 81*11 IJll 'I 111 ■' ■' |n .ii''*. ,'4'l i ■ | i i . ' _■ .... ... I'.purtli ist ■ ean reader lt*tw ■.• . ■ v ■ •' ,.' >.' ail I ■ . I" ihnn t.- are noi n (orrni i' ii,-, .ii. ,, i, pu. ij] uol be-liaiiis l'i.;iiif,r in ' It J lc "."' mi'i * bur .1. Ill.'. . I io i 't physical i ; , ' - ' ' :'■ ' mii'iii'l t" iiik'Si." rgni! I It » wloaJ'JrMdg QJX...8JH1* lo fl • I :. .'I ei" ',h" llWen'/of ll ' " 'Vhht 1"'' tab ij „ ,„ ,..),;,. v. ■ •■ '. ,; fl \ ~ . »..., 'Itch. fjl.itiQc'Prnii-ic ^cratches.'Cu,; ban Itc'h eli liiiltiatro'r'JWnts, cured M-'Jc (ni,iirtt'S'Bv'"Woifo'ni's Oanlfarji MtloniJlnwr fails. At alh druggists: ! SO k' j-suulu-not lii4«»l«<-'»i*lMi*!>1fli' in.'1' That is .the c-p*r.iciji'^ot'tiU itu.tli. rri aluuliAve ttietl tho tiiiilct's anil they know tlnsip9iliiiiiie,'V,sa*ii. for It ia*}uarj anleod to contain no opinio ot l soothing ihiffi • t'luiillv ^'-tiii.'.'loT ih child' just horn or wall iidvaneed i .years, - Soldjiy. oU drii|rgt«ls or nuiili'i nt 'Jo edits a liox hy writing the liri Wdiiauis Jluduuiii'iC'u,! llrquKvillu. Out. -fee . VlBHOO-Wlint- -n iWh-htfilry snug little ij .it ynu I, a i, •: 'ii,. Ilepjer: I n't li'.' When «•• tipen tot door wo'ro In Iho middle of Hie tntu-i. fori when ihe Kiuisliincj-nncs p\ Vo 1)11)0 to move siiuio of the (iiiiiiiii'ro out. Minnrd's: t|nriMiri*«:C*»"** 'Dwidrufl, "I'ucli hnsehnll plnv't'r slinuhl:.«Tlte the sluiy nf hi', lite, for n:ilo tO;Ihc funs on the hlenehets.' "Iin ynu sup POM 'lei \*oiil,l lake II?" "Sure! I bavo > on moments when every inn.nt Ihe pnnie talffjf'-hinvleil ror tho lift of tho un.ijiUu." • ,.« " • ■ :■'.'. i-n.' i'. ' Biinli-rht lo«p i> !*"t'«r tlna o'h.r.nvi", tint ti best win n L.ttl in thsSuiil^li '•».)' Buy Hsu light Buss •i.il lell** tlncuau. Oronl Hrllaln will o Inl i I basis in Glbi dtar, Rover and B\nga linro. Rainier Beei Pacific Dottling- Works Vanoouver- B. C. lilMinWBttkWCHKUBaiHBBHkWBBIitttWBMi WALLACE IRWIN'S EDUCATIONAL STRU^GL^S. , ' " . ' iVi.i.i '••■'• " Wallace Irwin, He' wrllet uf ii'itmt ,. . ■ Iti • • ii .ii ,i i ,i . . it lill ' ■ * tin; ' l| | '-..ii.'i, tthu Wal ill m«' i. iii il |0- .111) , mining i III I'.'" 'I|'l I'.Kl'l , •' , * .llnil ' . ' .-i .ii.. i i Iai 'ii'' with ' ini\ I'pldenilc, to squnhblo in !lu Ua • i nl Im III" l»,i. hi I" ' ','•' ' ' 4' nts. .\ ... i ntth ' ei li ■ Hllii'1 ins pin .in l.ei'il'rc COWSeSinAm Ip ll .... kMV. at. v however, un cnihii! fa ni I nl ,,i iu^,li>ll.i...l,pii».'.' :ityl-rt*tl •- " ■ i| i ureal ii" d nf 'iirr.i'i'i nt tvvj-p m>J ■ *""•' ill ''"' -'Ai MfriWiff*;.1 wii'.'li. " .i '■'! in If vv,ir. »/. tji-. ■" " * jit'iivci ■. J ■• .. , . '' ... ■Mml.'t fWui'l.'m' Mi.,...,- I HJI rather inn Ilu r i II I I • ... ,■ i-!i.'..",m' ..I,,-. linW » iinnelii 'i ;.!,,.,, n | ,.i I.nn ' i ■ ■ . lah volt held UP 1 ' ' mi,,., nni Ills el ■■be inlii i plead anlllv, nti I the i ilny w is ',, nniiil"ii'l"'l Mr pro I ■ I I I'l ' MS I I I .:-v.'!ii'V ndfyinnltwill |blf III o#eri lo t«i.v.,i3iii.::lii' i.'i»l.li",v..'S,liliil':l li.htg llOUltl UOl |IUJ >;l .-ll i'i.l.-*.,!, .. , ■ dlds, ei il In cull no | iimH aqmo ! ■ ,* '•,'...■•'•■ ;vcii.tji (I :,..r'. i .-,: t«t|tt*."fnt*«iis •l .. i |)i i iln, ptdlllC, 'Minns . ..n.... il il ^.1 l.l.fill.llU-i Made for Northwest Wear. SUnfield's Unshrinkable rjn- ilonvrnr I. planned unit Indued., especially for Northwest wiuten.. It defies tlie worst blizzard that comes down from the Klondyke —Steeps you snug and winn, no matter how low the thermometer ■ got*. Stanfield's Unshrinkable Underwear la soft, silky Noya Scotia wool —with." the shrink 'taken''out.' It'll'knitted In all alni to ' comfortably fit every figure— nnd holds iti shape, no matter how often washed. ' V.vtrj gtinfiCnt Is guanintMd absolutely unshrinkable. A Keen Appetite and a health*/' stomach indtcatt an active Liver, which ii enjoyed by*ir\vh6 uie'Beochsfm'iPilli. Mney instire 'strong .'digestion, ■ ,\t■ i I-.; c.i'ili .and -spina sleep, K'o other reme'tfy is,a,s, gQod »a Beecham's Sold 'Brerjrwhart* -' In beam 25 ccnli' i! '.' "'.. I -,ir. v<* .' r—' mnl uir„ iii.'II...um i.i.fii »-„•_ h .-u ....... „ . ..• ■'■ p'?.o"ORAIN 'Vfl, ' ' '' ■■'■'* ''"' n • Ji-''''A''- " A- r. 'iSJ?1 Canadian Co-oporatiyq Co. Lttl., ' , ', .lohn.JIcVicn'r Mgr. «:,.' .' *, ,.:«».:. :«.• • ' '.» llrt'tllOL. [.•i.i r..,'.-i'.>"«;.".iii.>'p- ,i mnli'iTiwn* ■ ■ ■. ». A SUCCSE88f UttMtolOINB, B* erjnne ,'.u, :i ■• 'ji j.-: si,.' ltd in' any a'ndortaking in which he may engage- It U thorcfore, c-ireinely graiifyihu.'o tlie-'p|-i|irit1f»s'ot I'lirfli'-i'-i'l Ti'L'i'rnltle Tills.I" l.uiaill-iit::t-l'lr lal'Stls N 'e*»n Po-jiiiIii li.i«ln*ilii' iibieb 'ivniiUI'pmvi* n eJ|JHiJig,to v'.inltiudhiiy" beaR oHfSW lull|t/i'olid'llieir jtlsjctatiofui, Tli" I n Ptraawwoftlswinll by thepulilie iS« Unan-ntin" llmt a|HHia-/U'i>if rjrtsfiiiWI. iih'ckiwll (iillilii.i.'O.luiiin.ilwiui'il lor it.'.' ,.'.'. . ...*•■ '.).Ti)rn|ilii'/i-i hi IbfCltUfiUlliDIi iwarded Iho parents ol Wis ^■ilvarwj vi " .'. " :.ii;"l bv .n.s'iet'l ciiy.JJ.ilinl ■'' eVa*Kiltfsl*TtlOTol I'liuv. ■ :, i,' •. • ■ •■: C.iiinilwipn Mir li.tit. .nd ila.l.r. in til ', nit Ml. I. un y,.unii-iwlU".llrll4. ' llrit. ffiOc. or *ii« u. lur p'nicul.r., ' Olllci), 308 M.ilntrrf, iilook, Winnipeg ftlLEY'V-RYE PATCH,!!; •■' .l.iii.e ...» nr »i lf'iie im ids i.urtr :h"n ii;ll ■ii--)tvi«ii'|lli,ii'e.'il{hliiirMliif ftan'" tlrly.hl" hv. BtUUpj ■1-1,1. b(j| evvliilin..Jv.( |. '..tlr.'.'ttitij.v. Itliw'.r'.inmif.iii'V. i 'iiin'' "Kind, Ull*'." tep't'i'il "Hie Pl'l'l. ''Ifo'lY .flPK'h 'Ul I'V'I .''.IplTl'ltl ''bliV lb ih* i'l'i'' " • "ttli? uiitufi %uV unllonlr," '-InaVor- ' ■-'l.,Mf...lll|V)l. Itlbol!. . 'V . "My Father hMtlii'09 Sisleis Dii pf Consumptior*. - Last Spring* I wrs in ft' "Decline. I k,-vn Ih thank I'ttviijiM. (Wlfnjl'gDeJ lif.iiiii,'' wrilei ii**v"i*aKHa4y nh*o ItVt ll pit tiiu; I all '". ."J.c >lli.n4ij' i'ilik ii ..ii al i.'•■■ tl mi ■ ft. Icblfldnotsweap tin-impel. Ill * .i "or*drive I hadlS lie down «'i,n I eimo&wll, It I went for ■ in la or two en rajf wheel trtturntdtoo weak to loi ii lhnt*gh the Wlswaj*. The ;.,<i lime I i .inn:' In lien) lining a, spin I d| ■ppriHilierlylii-HW.j'+refrt'faiifflf''.'Hy father would i; vhiuchi, p^aM*mtlllirla*t ills IV." Blocum RrmedrM. After Inking two boltkoi of l"y. Lew i-mul'say tha "faults,wcrs iie.iJejfnl.. Pneple,irejn! ,cOi*<thtil'y ti n.ji.'.iiij;' it.j- i„-|- uvosticiil. % Mill I II. W.e, ■ "niowriivillr. Out'. ' I altto took ColMt.tlte Kxpn lornnl, nml— mark the ili»ni,e. Instead of a little, pale, li.llell| liollowilicckcd girl, I as* to-day full of fifcT' f nni Vend/ ror'nhy ac'rive' ."■i"..-tt.r .'..will, mr I'lirmU, nsil »li v.' months ngo I could not alrugfla lo tits I'luirlh tlrat wni only forty rods from our home," •. •,. ipnoNOONcm aiKtcin UlWIfS \:V THE SYSTEM BY'ITS SURE TONIC ACTION UN THE STOMACH AND LUNGS , ror aala by nil Drug(lata Ona Dollar tha Bottla ffy.ni lur.-e it./ tritJ I'phinr, nnd f,,r a frit sample bottle. DR. T. A. SLOCUM, Limited, 179 King St. Wtit, TORONTO f THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, ■ B.C. FOrltST TREE PLANTING. Tho Forestry convention which bus ueeu summoned by thu Premier of the Dominion to meet In Ottawa In Jaauary next calls attention to the efforts that have been niiulo lo plunt forest trees on our .western prulrles. When'settlement'beglna n su|i|ily of building material nnd ot fuel Is ono oi'.'Uie-iW things' thought of alttl this Queation obtrudoB Itself proniln. 1'iiiiv on the sparsely iliuhureti woat-i-—,- ,, „-,„„ urn prulrles. The efforts successfully ' 'JJJJUI^S,11™ JL"0^0™! iiiiide in grow clumps and bells of trees have shown their value npl only lur Hie purpoBOa nii'iititini'tl hut lur aheltor both in the houses mnl crops from eohl winds nl winter nnd Iho drying winds of the summer, What can he uccoinplishod hy the Juillolotia planting of foresl li'ties for sliello'i' purposes la shown By the Biieeeasful growth of upplna by Mr. A I'. Sloven sun of Kelson, li will ho of hu irosl Iti nni'" il," "hurts tiiii.lt- by lh,v. gov omnium in ussl't the sot I Ion In vircct- etlylng ihe mil urn I conditions, iu Biibmltllng Iho roporl of the I) •■ pni'iiiieni of Inlorlor in ISiC, Hi;' 'h .1 iitlnlsrer pf thai dopartment, Hun. David' l.nlVd, stalod dial durlna. I I Journey from Port Garry to Qu'Ap. peiie iii ilie Biimmor of 1871, nothing impressed ItaeJUupon his inind more tbun the ii't'i'h's'siii'ss of u vast portion nf ilie country over which he passed. Dny by day as he crossotl the wide oxtenl nf prairie utterly destitute of lives the question presented Itself: How is tho Botllomcnl of these prulrles possible If the sen ler is wiii'iuii wood for fencing, building or fuel" ^^^^^^^^^^ culled >„^_1^-^-^^^_^^_ Ing In ihe Western States, ho in strutted the Burveyor (lenetul,' Col J. S nenrrls.ite oHuain nil nvtjlfible Information'on* rM Bubjen!' ■ lion. i„ ii. Hodges, Bitporlptendenl .. oi 'i».'..*., .....i within Ion yours realize nt the ruto of ten to ono ns compared with pro- Ills attending the raising of whoat. The Surveyor General added that other more forcible propositions wore pttl forth by Mr, Hodge bill be did not quote them. Sufficient 1ms been quoted however lo show how sanguine were the expectations of some of the early advocates of Iree planting and bow predictions were made on theor- etrlcai premises and with very light experience, As u roult of lids Investigation li was decided to ataead the Dominion Lands Act. so ns lo provide for "Forest Tree Culture Claims," similar It) Iboso provided for by Act of Congress, nml In 1SVG an amendment wns passed authorizing the granting of n after the explrary of six years irom the date of entry on condition Him eight acres of the land had been brolton ami prepared for pliiiiilng within one yenr after entry, an equal urea during the second yenr and sixteen additional acres within tho third year aflor Hint (Into, nml lhat a similar -nil" had been followed In tree planting commencing from the second year, the nves in he placed ""i i''ss than twelve foal aparl each way. Each up- plrcanl for ontry would require to make an affidavit that Hie bind applied for was open prairie and without timber. Under this amondmoul 253 claims, covering an area of 40,180 acres were taken up during the years l ntt lo istd, lull only six entrants completed the dnjlea.aecoitMHiw - to entitle niein to patent, ihe last patent being Issued so recently as Hie. illsi AugUBt, Mosl of the, claims tnken "~ Eczema Known by Intense Itching If Not Cured it Spreads and Becomes Chronic What to Expect From BR, CHASE'S OINTMENT IS95. The singes of eczema nro marked hy redness of tho skin — bent nnd inflammation swolling — watery discharge— formation of a crust or sealo — nnd almost constant itching' Varying Irom Hint which is simply annoying to that which is positively beyond human endurance, 'I'he beginning is often neglected chafing iiiui slim irritation, or a small pltn- plo or sore which has'been poisoned by Llio clothing. Too troquent wnshingiis to he avoided, but tho nlllicti'il parts should lit* thoroughly cleansed with Packer's Tar Soap and tepid water, Alter careful drying (not rubbing] with a soft towol, apply I If. Chase's Ointment plentifully. The ointment may scciu n litllo Revere at lirst, but this is necessary to a thorough cleansing of the sores, for relief from llio dreadful itching will come aflor the lirst few applications, nml thorough cure ivdlbs the reward of persistent treatment. One thing you can he certain of, and that is that you are not experimenting when you use Dr. Chase's Ointment as a cure for eczoma, saltrhoum, psoriasis, wore In Hie district along the Red river, others were farther west near the International bouadary ami sumo as far weal and nortli ns the Minne- , „ , , .... thisa dislriel. Tim claims for which wood or fencing, building (. , a ,„ to w Itfi ni en Ion billing boon ., , , „,„ |s( „ ,,,, work done In tree plunt- t*WMg,p ^ rMgM 5 |lm, „_ ^ ()f the Isl Mcriiliunt, mnl township 2, ranges 12.and JW, west of the 1st Mei'tuian, Tha reason for the practical failure of ilils experiment was undoubtodi ih" lack of knowledgo of the nves suitable for growth in the west, and of Ihe methods of caring tor thorn. The provision thai iho nves must be planted nol leseigthnn* iweU'd ' fool Hijmrr shows ill 'ouee Htnl 'the know ledge of tho supposed experts of tree planting on the St.'Piul and Pnclflc-llno of railway was consider- ed one of the most competent nn- Hgii'lties on the subject nl thai Hnio and in mnltlng his report Col, Dennis np'ioniloil . .... pHiiuinv I'frtijC'lW |o*8 Hbtlgff and *W&rJ qhi 'l 111 nut tetter, nnd similar skin diseases. It has ncquirod its world-wide reputation by the positive cure ol these very disoasss, and while using it you can see that c i ml willy and cortaanly it is allaying the iiiilnniiiiiii'i'ii and holding up the annoy- ing and distressing sores. Mr. William Castle, Eagle Hill, Alta,, writos,—"About Nov. 1st, 1003, I broke out with small red blotches on my arms nnd they afterwards spread nil over my hotly. It was so itchy that I could not sloop at nights for scratching. I suffer. ed untold misery nnd was almost driven to desperation. I tried everything nt hand ami my frionds recommended numerous remodlts'all to no avail, ''Whim 1 began the use ot Dr. Chase'i Ointment 1 hail little hopo ol relief bul the result has boon wondorful. From the lirst this preparation gave reliol from tho dreadful itching and it has now brought ubout a cure." Dr. Chase's Ointment, 00 cents a box' at olldoalors.or Edmonson, Bates A Co,, Toronto. The portrait and signature ol Dr. A, W. Chase, the famous roceipl book author, are on every box, Shoo String-, Shoe strings were lll'sl worn In 1711", and the English buckle makers presented n petition to ihe throne asking that those articles bo prohibited. gc,i'sti,uii!j; on tree*. Cambric, Cambric wns tlrst Introduced Into England during the reign of Queen Elizabeth.. The,.first piece Imported was presented to the Virgin Queen to make a ruff for her neck. A prominent member of the Franklin Inn Club, Philadelphia's foremost literary organization, at a gnthering of book-writers recently, told a new anecdote of F. Marlon Crawford, the novelist. A certain young lndy, so the story runs, wrote to Mr. Crawford requesting that be send her a bit of sen- lluie.nl nnd bis autograph. Tho reply was:— "Dear .Miss A : When yuu requesl a favor that Is of Internal only to yourself, please enclose u two cent slump. There's your seiiilnieni and here's your autograp.—F, Murion Crawford." PHiLOSOPHY OF DRES3. Sunn- TIiIiiki* Tim' Women of Sliort Stature Should lloineuiber, Most women know a really pretty dress when tbey see It, but it takes more than Unit to dress well, leaving the matter of expenditure put of the question, Iu order lo be successful in dressing oneself ono needs to view the matter BUbJecOrVSly rulher than objectively—as Is most commonly done -to stii'dy a style in relation to one's peculiarities of form and not to adopt iinyiliing simply becauso ils effect Is pleasing ou somebody else. Given two rulher petite women of Hid.same height ami practically the same weight, frequently one looks more slyllsh and Inller llinii the other. We luivo even noticed Ibis lu twins dressed precisely alike. Matty women of short build have long waists, so thai when seated ihey look tall, Xow, While a long waist may, In a general way, he considered desirable,' It Is not so In reality unless the rest of the figure corresponds, as It lakes from Hie height of a skurt woman, Consequently she should adopt n style that apparently docroasei the length of the waist and increases the length of the skirt. She should avoid long points before and behind. Which tend'to elongate the waist, and when wearing separate waist or shirt waists of a different color from ber skirt isbe should have her waistband match the bitter and not the former. Where a longer waist Is alined at, tlie waistband should match the shirt waist. Small tucks, stripes and trimmings will ho more becoming with n tendency toward horizontal rather tbun vertical lines In tlie waist, though not In the skirt. Short coals, dressing sacks und capes ending at Hu' waist line will be more stylish tbun longer or three.quarter length for Ibis type of Dgui'O, bv %h. iliuT'genilemun'wbleh ' iio1 vo!7 f"".1.1-'' „'" ™"'rtl(!"' *!"» a«S tortious nppeinh'il smiie siiuccs •psi'iiilnv i'i'r*ii(!'UMi '"i "Hodge andllrsrjqUi 1 made by thnl gentleman wmen uu „■ ,,- , , , j£3g ■■;,. ~i~""j thought Us. live vein's' expoiVuc" jus, I'"",",1'" ""' 'ni'Uuis urniliinHy torced •i'ilii,f.'"STuii.''"iif those statements ll80,t.u<,on ,! PHblio-.jm.nd.-Wat it wore ihii al a mere trilling expense I'1"","1 '"' <-m}ei successfully except Ihe sloote-nril nnd buildings oinlhol ^ tl,°8? *,, have'SDOcinl knowledge bloekostflprnlrlo liomeatoail may bo of nnd trahilng In It, aad It la largely surrounded In Hvo'years with n hell l!l" s:mi" "!"' arboriculture. Ilu* of iretfifcrmuig a wlndbrcak-jliid af- Slower niuat kMjyj/liat to plant, how fording cff.v I jirotoetloM Ihnl n l".l'llint ■!*• I""1 I"1™ •" <""•« lur lUt- grove ofYeToa cltn' beigWns ««fi--.,or5ES?« , , ,* , , ly its a crop of corn and With ti.i'.less , ■•&*$, "">" ''«'>>' ^dividual live expanse !»Vt-iidilfoVtftik\<o JftMnW I'sTOarhadUo make his own expert, that apparently worthless prairlo "'"'"'"• '"" -ho, w>r< of the Export- leads can, to HiejdflnUiuuaalrfiilli I'J,0-??! Eama In'-ManHoba and tho vali'iin"'iff'ilmiiei' thereon, bo Bold J.crrttorlos and ol the Dominion Fow for si .ei' nciv within twenttyoara; olr>' bmrjcii have placed matters in it ttaWihi^etiji-liattavof lands rfroporly *iucie>dfo:'tyomble poMBou, pml ' |.U?ili""ud.nj«ltl-(.r,SMvllh lives wiii.'-llv.'S,'.which Have been found". inOsJ; WHERE WEAKNESS IS, DISEASE WILL SETTLE.-Ifono suffers - | from nny organic weakness, inherited or w1',8, contracted, thero disease will settle when it attacks tho body, Therefore If your children moan and are restless during sleep, coupled, when »- wake, with a loss oi appetite, pule countenance, picking of tho nose, etc., yqu Dr. .lullnion. Dr. Johnson had a loud, harsh, dictatorial voice. When excited In nrgu nieiit he raised his vohe nnd overwhelmed hla opponents by Ils strength. H6« Food That Builds M»ybe you think rf \ Moow'i Sod«s only u a toothsome tidbit Don't overlook their food value Mooney's Perfection Cream Sodas | tra made of 6neit Cann.- j wheat ftour, pure but- ttf and rich ae«m. There's nothing else of* ecpiaJ size and cost that ccrntains so much whoJtsome nour- ishmoit. ftSa ideal food. .Al mcM' !»>*• *•»■ tuna] ni crl-p k, ilr-lishl -xb|« PERFECTION \m .''ncoMfTiimiiikr»»ii-- '-'■'"' and go on l tie umi ", Ul Mil Ul unlilVllhijiieceibeveiha.* rutbeu on, lOip _ tolli'lup. JJ Then «o sway lor thirty mlnutM lo one hour and Iti Ihe Sup- Unlit" Soup do its-Writ. ' TitXT.-AU" loikuiii thi full Hint lull Ui-clolh-i lilihtly oui on«w-.h boil tl,. „ and ih'f.dlrl; will *t» I outl'um llie Kninenl In- ,iiieoiu,lolfl-ld'*i*-m*. but don't use any mtste. loop 1 Jou'l K»M or boil i. .:,,>,'('.f *. 'i.i don't I ...li llll. l|,li IWOIudK If 1 lb* Mltf cell loo dlllT, ii i ii I lillle out lit' e'.l.l li«h. It n streak ll hard lo »,t .1', rub soma mora aoap on II, andI Uirow lhrplct«:-t>lltV|IJtt!lh«*'. ■jKflsfOfl *rw nniHlle*. IASIIY COMtS TtIC RINSING, -.bii.li ll lo be done to lukewiim Willi, likiot >;-■ ..I tm lo I-' 1 ell Ihe ilitty eoJi ewiy, tbvtr » il; out 'md I..i.i alio tint. |,WM*eya**llH* riflipioceiJulullOKii- btukl Ihe eillclelffte from .lull. Cut • ubll if. SUNLIGHT S0Af>.V|ie;t ii..'.... pour into • [. 1- ■' ulbolllnt water mditiiik Into a tilhr,. Wh-a Juil I.. " - , wotk .in 1.. la the litbcr without rub* blnf. bauteio ou, duly •ill, wltllOHl, lwl*lli*f md time ihSluuilliHi In two' 1.1.,, ollull-wa| .We*. ) ,:--l. Hit **'.I'VI ilhlllll twl'tinl "d bing in tin open ii,. ■•"The moil delicate colon may be ulely waili-d In Hit Sun- lliht" way. ,.,, •J» 4, is better than other Scaps but^.ii best whe-n used in the Sunlij^bt vyay. Follow. directions. SUNLIGHT . WAY.OF WASHING FIRST. -Dip tiie i-ticlo lo If rnihtd in a lub of Ink. *.\.ii in v*. id r. dtiv it out un a Vtlbboftttl ami rub i - i >aj) lightly over it. Da nrUCUlU not to miti loapnij* all over. THKN roll it in a lt|ht ti-ll, Uy in the tut' OOdct llio walet, but baaet you, do hiay dopond upon it that the primary nut lot a-cold or a cough harass you, wuso ol the troublo,. ivorms.^oth.r and keep thOwsjiiratoWorgaMingOOcI' Graves'Worm Eitertninator cffectuellj healthv condition. This you enn do by 'f"?.™? the«e P88ts' at UD1;8 r6ll"m* UsiagDr. Thotnaa1 Eoloctrlo Oil, Pre- the little sufferers, Tbo professor, ivbo 'bus a largo lawn, wns making his'regular riniiy nttempt to keop It clear of tbo autumn leavea contributed by his neighbor's trees. "There's a good deal of rake- oft in this business," be sabl, stopping a liniment to rest, "but not a cent of graft." drivo out the pain not kit a colli or a icntion is the ivifest course. "■■*'■ """ '"-"" "■ ' .""V-l" .inisfiictory.for planting for woodloti or aheltor belta nti* Hie imx alder or nslieil leufetl maple, tho olm,tbogrqon nsli iiiniiibij poplars. The poplara utoiv fast b'u| the wpt'd Is.soft mnl inn tliir.ilile. 'Tin'cotln'nivotiil is tisctl iihuii, of iliesi'ii'.'.s. The ftuslan pop/ ine tins eoililJeroll ilkoly to bo useful but lias bpen-found subjod 16 rot let hi makes u good grqwtn nml sue- ceeda well ott>4}-i*,gM»n(|. |OrooaJash liinifes'.u Komi ivtiiiii but grows rather slowly. The nsbed leaved or Maalto- , Wa/mnple is lite nrosl generally plant- L.ydi nij'It.gVoivsisn quickly thai in n sliort time a shelter belt will attain | .i aojrlaeable Might. ■ i —- I'm oui; ufltTrHsol't.f1lon ' of the nro)irj("ainpclea care In the setting out and management are-tequlrod if buc- beat Is 'H be attalndd.'The land musl be prepared for the .reception, of the i lii'i's imd tho Strong grn8a ami weeds ilim might choke the seedlings in the flrsi tew yean must be. liopi down by oiiiiivjitlou. She ii«]i))ii|(iii Forestry Iu.inch ■pifivl'lcs'fnf^StjiPtt advice In ■ pool :.r, »1—»3 thai the efforts uow niail-a.-will be sue- fj." il.'ln ;i|.'i,'lliri|t.bi.n^ ,wl. I"'i Jt.'e.s niionniM wlna-HVI ii i up to iho ,|'l i,.nt,.lilll". _ • , ,..-.:.i: Minnrd's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. Lotion. It never fails.. At all drug- ■gists. ' ■""" ~ cyei and nose ran Water. — C. O. Aji i.. i.. lit lliiv.''!^Miil;ie, suyap"! have lidil i.'niniih for Davei'ul y.eu*i. , Watar \.t' 11 nni from tiiy ,ejf8 nml' nana for IJ...-.,-til ti time. About four month! ago tii.ii. Induced to. try Dr. .\K-newa Ca- • lili. l -. ■ 11 l'i'...hr, and slni'o uslnsr tha i\.i. iii.l remedy I liuvi. not baa an iiitinli It relives In ten minutes." — 10'Ci MS.—11 lll-i-ltrll'N l-'ace, , Ileaeonslli'lil's fitce was u puzzle even Tbo Jiupibjir of licople whb tn his inllui:,t,-s. ll was impossible, by watching It, to gain any iusigbt tuto bis feelings or emotions. line of tlie most promising things nltitiii our tjivllizutltin today is thai, .side, byjldilo'lvdhl the greed for gold, is ;)n'' ."..'ivM'mviiiy-passion nt l|iiiii;inlt,v fur g j. Tim flUfnbftr of people who prdrer iw do uierifl to their fellow- men mlbor than, tn nialie money Is ti'iisliiTrtty IncrPasing. This pnsslon foi'giiud Is tho stilt, of humanity; It Is what makes us believe ln,the future ol tlifjTaca.; .,-', BLOOD DISEASES Can all be''Cured by (he Use' of Dr. WHIiains'iPink Pills Hosrt relief In half an hour. — A lady In Npw York State, writing1 of her cure by Dr. Asnew's Cure for tiie Heart, s.-i'ti "I fi'i-1 I lice- una brought back from mi Ui nil. no great was my nuffcrlns ft" ii heart trouble and bo almost mlra- •iiii'in. i,iv recovery lluougli tha agenoy .; ilu.- powerful trcuitucni. 1 owe my ,ii to It."—II Strrel on, Lumps. Gas lamps were Introduced In the Purls streets In 1810. Their employ. uient caused nu.Jutle, I'liuuik nmung Ihe couinry peonJe,,,wbp, got bd Idea that there was some magic about tbe matter. lii.uKiii"' voice, i | Slcpbcn A. Doiigltis Iind » mn-rnlf- Iccnt luissiToIco that would have made bis fortune mi IV opera staae. The manner in which ho bellowed fordi "Fellow citizens!" at the beginning of a speech was never equaled by auy public speaker. Old Hoiuhi, ('nntllea. The "caudles" of tho ltoniiins consisted of > siring made of rags uud a small vessel of rancid fnt. Puro and Fragcanl, Direct trom llio factory to you, tho sealed lend packages rotalntn-j all tha nstural tr.tgr.inco and aroma. • Gold Standard is'Cunrantocil llio Dnsf 3D, ''0. and uOc per lb. at all I rn..." .. Our olili"il Belter. The oldest b'li'ry la America Is tho M'vi'ii century old Hr tree, eight feet thick, thai forms the spire of SL Peter's church, Tncotno, which is used for tbe bell of llie tburcli. . A,o.\Ri'H''i''.i,t,v]'i;i':i'.\i;i'.i)Pii.i, - Much time nml attention wore ex Moro than half tbo disease in th« iiorltl is caused by bail blood — weak blood, blood poisoned by impurities, Had blood in the cause ol all tbo head-1 aches and baokdehos, the lumbago and rbi'iiiiiutisiu, tbe.ni'iirulgi.'i.nnil sciatioa, the ilejifiity'nn'tl Wlrotrsnoas nml intli- gotion.tho palaneas and pltnhles nnd nil the disllgunng skin diseat-i'.-like eczema, that/Show bow impure tho IiIoikI act- l unity is. It is no u»o trying a dilfercnt —,-■j-, •—£ ■■— ~-.:z :r medicine (oreuchtli.-cn.-c, because they (.eii'lcd in the citp..rin,eliting with Iho ,„ froIll ,),„ Mm cause--bad ingiudiente that enter into the eom|«» blood. To cure dneasoyou musr got' iti.in'oflnrmitlcos Negi'talile Pills be- right downto therootof the trouble ia fort' hey wofo lirumiht to tlie .Into in tht, L>loi>.l. That is what Dr. Williams' wliich-tlii'V in.re lirst offered to Iho i»lnU IMI^ do. Thoy make nqiv, rich mbllc. \\biitevorother pills ,„,y be, ,,,„„,,, eoimrlon. iin^litine-s'onfy touch irmehi'> Wimble I dU nre ho, result thatymnto^fdiseaso. 1 >r. \Villiiiins' of miWi esperl sliiily, und nil |*rson- pinfpjfi, rootRUt the cause, Thnt is BUireringtroindispepsia or diso-dered „|,j ,1,,.^ pills cure whon doctors and liiorii.\dli,tl...,),iwcoJilltlcntly|iccr.p „„•„,„„ „1,,,h,,l„„s ,„,,, ||„ri,„,„,„„„ tl-tiu-i)")|»l.'iiig Wii*,thoj).arorcprctentcd - ' •• 1*1, it I n 1,1.1 I mil. Tho old -i pskln cloak mentioned j by Paul probably cost him ubout 51, ns j that wm tho common price ut tbut lime. Proof on • ruff, A piece of evidence In B Quebec breach of promise ease was a euir with un offer of iiuifi'liige wrliten on'It. One night, while Ihe defendant wns holding ihe plaintiff's band and whispering fervid words, he popped tin question In manuscript on tbo smooth linen of her wrist. She wns sentl iiit'iilul or shrewd enough to keep tluj- article out of the wash, uud it |"| proved of practical vilue. fi1 111 to be.' Pi ^^^^^^^^ lltr llr,..t*. Peter the liiviii of Uu-.i.i..Ipid Un! • t* p.'.il faro'of a tliisalirti'(lensiinl A ajiort, .tin' i. .ii" v. *•■:!(! liiwiwsH'Ibi, lit'niy Iti'uit'*, full, ti'i-u.il lips, wldo ttioiilli nnd high cheek bum's were! jttotif*^,"*,Aios|i I'i'.iiiiiii'iii iViiiiin'i! flls bean wns almost roiiud mi I »liow< nl lo ns wldlli ni Hi" ours Ihul i- ballvt-nvss of di-; .-.iini Hint Wat ono of Hie loading i olnta in his character. Aiii'leni llll Irrrlng, In ZnntP, one of Hi" lolllnll Islee, titer*- Is n pcliiilt'iiiii spring Hull Is iiii'ti- tinned by ,ll"ri'l""i*. ll bus been tuiiiiii for nearly 3.000 years, c<iinnwtWA,,0w||lb,t*14 *J|vUV to inj tienion wbo E: u'l tint "ii|..>lit t*0ip 00D> din any Injurlniii cliemlcali or auy form ut adultoratluu. Your Money Refunded by Ihl ■ dealer from wlioiu ynu bay 1 Hunllght tjoap If > "-I Hod ur MUM for i . ll.1 i.il.'il. tftVCR BROTHCkS UMII rn, TORONTO ■ll ' dombS Ol Auilenl llimir. line to-jHi "/'in.'' ot.brnas and Ivory bare bean dug up from ll n tombs, nml from certain olllislbl ■ l"n:i'l II Ih',. l.niln | la It is'cvl':. nl llnil jlbey n'.'i'e greatly i led by tbe Indies of the world's mctroiiolls, No ono neoil fenr cbolern or nny sum more plaint If they have a bottle ol iir. J. I). Kellog's Dysentery Cordial ready lor use, it corrects all I nt ol tiie bOwOiS promptly and can-"- :i health; action. This Is a medloino ao nptcil for tin* young and old, rich mil poor anil il rapidly becoming tbo mosl popular medicine [ofcho!dri,dysont«*- , olc, in Ilia mnrket. from intligus- prool: "1 suffered agony _.„__ lion,' -uis Mr. Krid lillts, of (irand Deaert|-N,p. "1 badpo appetfte lor my n.i'iil-iifid Im 'fiii'lty fur mi in,rk| mi stiimni'b caused me coastantdiatrasi aptl.t'icrytliitig 1 nlo.lay like lend on my ohost At timoa I loll m) lifoabur. den. I mis always ilocloring, but It did iii'i no ii'V'.i' I lu p I bltli' litiiili cams Mi tin Ititiiil'. nml I road Hr. Williams' l'nik ['Ills would ours indigestion, I „"' " ■ n. nv! iH'Ciin.tiiliun.'Ilii'io. and I soon loiind llley.Wttri' helping inc. My appetite began toimprovoand my loud to digest bottor, 1 used tho pills for a couple ol months and I ifos wall. Now 1 atr> always ready for my meals nnd I oan eat anything, aad all Uu* credit is due toDr. Williams'Pink Pills. 1 keep the pills in tli" bouse all tbo tune, and 1'occasionally taken low as a precaution. I can honestly advise all dyspeptics to ..When Rttoumatuni joubiea a mar up ptealrlan n-.l eurfeiet sltkJ l"ie lie-art miti often drauali of a curs, but hart's tlio exception. Win. I>rk. of Norwood Out,, aaya; "I waa neatly iloul'lnd nr with rnsurhatlsm I loi three boni*, of Si'titli Aitift'l'-nn Rheum&tlo Curs an* tbey cured uta. It'n Hie i,ulekej, rtmliti im limine I ever naw."—17 It Is a refreshing thing, In a ninlnr- Inl nge, to see people who are ambitious rather than rich, who are mnro eager to help others than to muko money, These are nature's noble. men, those nio Ihe character! which enrich life, nml which have pushed civilisation up from the savage to the Florence Nightingale! and tho l,ln- cuius. Just Common Sense and ARMOUR'S Extract op Beep will simplify many Household difficfrlti.es, T«lilce 'your t'altlc expenses, ami add several tlisVies to your daily liirtui without additional expanse, "Culinary Wrinkles" tells how lo use Armour's Kxttact of Beef in the kitchen, at the chafihg dish, Slid i:i llie sickroom. Sent postpaid on re* elpt of name ' ami address and' a liictiil cap from a j.ir of l''x- tract of Beef. Sold by druggist! and grOcerS, ARMOUR flMHED, Toronto rrr-—■ A Weil-Known Man. 0, 0. RICHARDS and Co, I can noncstiy aovtse an uyst«ipnua 10 Uoar Sirs. - I can recommend your SS as Inm'ii'ri it will MINARD'B LINIMENT for Bhsums- curs tbcimuB it did mo." tism «nd Sprslns, ts I h»TS us»Q II Itr Give Dr. Willinms' l'ink I'llls a lair both with siosllnit rssults. The Kcelcy Cure j Offers to the self respecting tho fusion md simplest method of snapping iho chains of LIQUOR AND DRUQ HABITS. Tho mmi, li". build up iho whole system tod remove nil craving for drink or drugs. Writs iu for the plain fuels. AddreA 133 Osborne St., Fort Rouqo, WINNIPEG. This 8-inch Fern Tut is a striking1 illustration of tha unequalled values Diamond Hall can offer customers ikouf-li having its own fkctwics. '■ .■ H The arlitlc il of first quidily silver plato in Colonist] dc*ign of hiiod piercrd affect, Willi a lining of rich-color.ad green pollory, it aolll complete lor $5.00. And Diamond Hull would return the money if hy any chance you were not satisfied. BYBIB BttOS. LIMITED I34-I38 VOHOB 5T. TODONTO . ONr. trial ami tbey will cure you, simply be- cau.-n thoy make thnt rich, Mrnug blood that disease OanDOt resist. Hoc that you get the genuine pill", with the lull name "llr. \\ illinms' l'ink 1'ills lor I'ale People," on the wrapper around every box. Vmi run get them from your medicine denier or In mail at 60 cento a box >r mx boles tor 12.00 In writing the Dr.. Williams Medicino Co., Hrockvillo, Oat, II.inn', nlllte*. Lord I'.ii ii"' presented a Bible lo Ills publisher, ihe flrsi John Murray, A friend on looking through Iho vol- 111 litn.vi'H'il llllll r.rit'li binl lltl'l III- lei'i'il Ibe words ".Now IlllI'lllillllS was ii i'i,bin r" to "Now Bnrnbbiis was s pul.ll.-bi'i'." fours t n^ The I'eiiml,. 0) "ler. A single tn ilo oyster prodncei 8,000,000 egg* Tl rise to tho mr i ii o nf ihe water, where II (*j remain fur n period of f my nlghl hours bo fore bnieliiiig. '| ho young oystor Im- t Ilolcly sinks to the boll , and It Is bollevoil lliiil fully 00 per '"til sink Into the mud nml tut' smothered. W N U No SBS Seavrertl noaie. The largest pbtut In the world Is probably a species of ncnivred n'lileli often attslos s length of :.i»i feet'. Tlic stems are dried and used sSiropes by the south set 1-ltnder-. liiiitliir.il. Ininr.! Tor Mnni.n, Three great dirlsloos of the glob* took their natnei from famlatn! orig. toils A-, ii rroin a nymph of thnt name, lurope from Europt, tin* daughter of Agonoi, and Africa from Libya, or Apb'rlcs, tbe .iuugbter ef BpapllUI, And the fourth tpiarler, Amerlcs, though im i.' : (or a man, Inn beel glv is a fcinlulne ending, GRArs Syrup of Red Spruce Gum Mf ll OorMtltoi* hcifj, •""-tive^tnlrtw-rrut Utir*j tv.«y JB B lIUf'IriifM heili l!,« I'n ■ -. «f riii-liicm tltr lun(A. M M N004 (he 1«M tC"liTf b««tlM 11 it \At*,m nt to t»kf. M M . Jvrt l-j im* hyittf *fid,»*« Wrwijalrk!! ;,^riiW S j m of thu cTugh'. Ai-fbni 1ign,at* >■- i-uttif. m •JPI ft* 1* 60 ft THE EXPRESS D. S. Martin Dcslgnu! and liuilder ol Yachts and Launches of nil kinds. lug, Life and Row Boats, Ship Joinery, Spars and Scows Satisfaction liuurnutc-d. Quotations given on application, (..isiilini-1 aunchea a Specialty. Norn Vancouver. .p. ,i i i " M. A. Russell The Lb-to-date Grocer Complete lino ol Groceries, Tobaccos Etc. 1st. Ave., last Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver Pacific Wood Yard JOHN McKISSOCK, Prop. Beit Fir Cordwood, It) and 12 in, 1.1.00 per load. Hcst Alder ami b'ir, mixed, 10 and li! in (2 ,5 per load, licit Kir Cordwoud, i It, #4.75 per losd. Best Abler Curdwood, 4 ft.'l.OOpcrlosd IS6S Westminster Ave. Phone 1169 I NORTH VANCOUVER HORTICULTURAL ASSO'N ash Farmers' InstITUTI, LECTURE 11V A. I'HILIP, ESQ., UN CO-OPERATION, wiili discussions on same. MONDAY EVENING, 6th NOVEMBER, AT 8 P. M. IN MUNICIPAL HAWAII members and others am requested to attend. PERSONAL Mrs. Mary Anderson, ol Onto- nogan, Midi., desires lo learn the whereabouts il lier sun Frank Nell, Me was last heard Irom ill Spring drove, Idaho, last Decern her. Information leading io his whereabouts will be thanklully re ceived ami rewarded. ■a . i m~*r^—i^tw»—ea-aa Roman Art For ri'|irodiii'iiiK picture* upon any matorlal, wood, clutli, illlt, China, etc. and (or rotnovliic .tains from tho cloth- Ian. Ily mail, 2.1c, Axunta wanted. Mi:. IWItKKTKNAVF, "lit"', Nn 7, Manitoba limine, Vaucouvor, II, ( Just Opened Branch oOlee nl thu Interstate Intn diiciiin Society. Matrimonial Register, 10c. I', n. Ho* 'I'lii, Vancouver, II, C. R, M. Home-Payne, chairman ol tli. hoard ol directors ol the B. f lilectnc Kail w«y Company, limited in his aiuitial address, on Octoliei ij, itjoj, at London, ling., dealing with this minii* ipality, speaks as follows: "The new railway, lighting and pi.,'. it httsitiess in Nortli Vancouver cannot possibly he a source ul profit (ot "mi" veal' to < OHIO We arc nevertheless very much gratified at having established our- " Ivei in iiii-- '.nr. promising city, which lias an absolutely assured future before it, ami ive hull do i i' i to assisl ii with nil the inflin '' ive have, md all thi euterprisi of our splendid stall " TOWN AND COUNTRY A complete line of new Tall and Winter Suitings have just arrived at leiiajoue... Tailor*., 100 Hastings [., corner Columbia Ave. Mrs. and Miss Fitzgerald, of Vancouver, paid Mrs. J. Davidson a visit during tbe week. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McKenzie have moved into the cottage recently vacated by Mr. Williams. Mr. Williams has moved into lis fine new house on the corner of Fourth street and Lonsdale avenue. W, Nye, who is constructing a dwelling house for C. Sullivan, accidently stepped on a nail, and has been laid up, Capt. Mooney has returned his command oi the ferry steamer St. George, after an absence of a few weeks holidaying. The many friends of J. Cameron will learn with regret of his confinement with a bail knee; caused by a kick from a horse. The Capilano Lumber Company have resumed operations at their camp, after having been closed for some time. The shingle mill will begin i uiiuiug about the lirst of the month. Mrs. C. Gross' sister has arrived here from Toronto and will make her future abode in North Vancouver. This is her first visit to the Pacific coast, and she is much delighted with the Pacific environment, The plate glass has been placed in the new brick block, opposite THE Express office, which gives a decidedly metropolitan aspect to that part of Lonsdale avenue. The building will be completed in about another week. The Ladies' Aid met al Mrs. Gill's residence yesterday, and completed quilting their autograph quilt. It is now ready for names to lie worked on, and the town will be well canvassed within the next few days for names ami donations. Nine large oil lamps have been placed on the ferry wharf and add greatly to the convenience of evening travellers. These lamps are encased in glass and throw a large volume of light, changing the wharf from a dreary, forsaken- looking spot to one of brilhiuey anil safety. Owing to the bad slate of the roailn ou several ol the streets the Western Corporation have been compelled to take oil one of their teams. The roads are certainly in poor condition, that's sun. and something oughi . , done which would mitigate the difficulties ol transportation. Mr. and Mrs. and Miss M St. (ieorge Hamersley, ami Mr C. P, Shute-Piers, attended the liampict given by the Hon. A. Morikawa, ill honor of the Japanese Ktnperor's birthday, Thursday, evening. The banquet was held in the Pender hall from four to seven o'clock p. m. ami proved a big success. Mr Vincent S. Cramplou, who has Im tome time past been in the employ ol the North Vancouvei Kerry Company, led last night on the ss. Rainona lot Seattle. From there Im will go to 'Frisco, where he will have by Southern Pacific railway lor his home in Klk Rapids, Michigan. His many Inenils hereabout! wish him an cultivable trip and a quick return. Mr. and Mis. Miller and family have returned from Alaska, after a six mouths stay. They have taken up residence in their own house on Fifth street, and Mr. McShane and family, who have been occupying Mr, Miller's house during his absence, has moved to Mr, Mm den's house on the hill. Mr. Kit; sell, who has been living in tins house this summer, has rctnov lo Mr. K. McMillan's, on street. EDITORIAL. When a women wants to say anything mean pertaining to men in general, she says they are all alike. Life at seventeen or eighteen is held cheaply. It is then a chivalric swing and dash which are crushed out in Inter years. In Russia the crushing process seems to be administered with conscientious thoroughness just now, At the council meeting on Wednesday night a letter was read from II. C. Wrighl, complaining oi unfair treatment nt the hands of the chairman of the Board of Works, Councillor Morden, in awarding a tender for lumber. The council referred the communication to ihe councillor himself to report on ut a future meeting. Councillor Bell said there were reasons for so doing. We admit that we do not understand this kind of procedure, because we look upon the matter as being a straight charge of wrong doing against Councillor Morden, and think that it should have been settled by the council, either by exoneratiig or condemning the accused for his action. North Vancouver Ferry and Power Company Fine steamers St. George, Surrey and Nortli Vancouver available for excursions at moderate rates. Wit, ttwirge" Commencing August Ut, iikw. I.K.IVK N. V„ L. •. a.m. a.m. UI..., LEAVE Van. a.m. O.IXl lliillj'.i'-Sunday,, Nulla VllliiiiUVI'liUll}. 7.01 .lull),,'»'.ui..im.,:S..IHi Vancouver only. B.tio. lially. N. Vanonuvor and. LonidiloUi r<li' us. 9.1U. li'tliy, N'trtli Vancouver., 111.lit Pully, Nurlli Viiiii'imviT.. ii,m. lull)', Nonii Vancouver., p.nt 11.11 Situ-iley, SiiiiiIhi' nnil... hnllilayi only, Xnrtl, Van- couvoriuo i.. initiii us. I.IS I'mlv N. Vaiii'tillltTolily.. 'j is, liniiy, x. Vancouver ami.. 1 "li-.I'll. Illll'll I., h is,.nail*/, N. Vancouver only.. 1.13. Ilally, N. Viilii'iuivtTollty. r,is..Dully, North Vancouver.,, 6.10 Daily, N.irtii Vancouver., Illlii l.iiti-il'tli 'mlili'llH. 7.1A. Daily, n. Vancouver only., 8.15..Dally, Niutii Vancouver... Hllll l.nllnlill, lilllili'll- tj.l.'i .Dully, tl, Vtini'uiiveri'iily . 9.10.... 10.16., Dally, N. Vancouver only. *iii.«.,.. 11.is Dally,ixcuptSundayi 11.40..,. •lti.lll) uu .niiiilnv, 110,8* a.lli. mi Stititlayi. Nole,—All the Btcamers coll at Lous< dale Gordons on Saturdays, except U.OO, 7.IK), 11.111 ami 11.10 a.m., 1.15,8.16,5.15, 7.15,8.15,9.16,10.15,11,15 p.m. land on Sundays, all axcopt the 0.10 nnd 11.10 a. in., and 7.16, 8.15, 0.15,10.15 p.m.boats. S.M.. V.S0 •io.io.. 11,80, p.m. 1J.40., 1.40.. 'MO.. 3.10.. 4,10.. 5,40,, 0,40.. 7.40.. 8.10.. 1.30 .110.16 p.m. . li.is '. 346 '. 4,45 . 6.45 '. 1.16 80 Acres In North Vancouver District AT $3.00 PER ACRE. TAKE A CHANCE, IT MIGHT BE WORTH >35.oo PER ACRE. LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT IT. S. GINTZBURGER, 163 Cordova Street. The North Vancouver Specialist B. M. RAMSAY, Secretary-Manager. The first provincial election ol Aljerta will take place on Novem her g, when the patriotism ol the partisan will he put to the test. Liberals will commit a grave error il they let this milestone ill the progress ol the Dominion hear the spalter ol mud-slinging. Likewise Will the conservatives exhibit excessive imprudence il they adopt tactics unbecoming men who are in the limelight ul the world today. The narrow portion ol the Liberal party will exult unduly over the consummation ol his party's policy, ami tile mean Conservative will frown because ol the incidentals lie could urn countenance and which Im luught with dis- lavur. The tree will ul scll-guveril- unlit must ultimately prevail and the educational liberties due lu a democratic and progressive commonwealth will Iind a constitutional louiidation. PIPER £> CO. Real Estate, Mining,Insurance, Loans, Farms, Etc, Timber Limits. The Iall ol Russian autocracy is now assured, according lu dispatches at hand. Count Wine ha) been given almost unlimited powers, and has set about iorming a cabinet. Tlie old outer ol things has ceased to exist in Russia. The farcical national assembly has given place tu a real legislative body, with greater fundamental civil liberties, including freedom of speech and press. Alter a day spent in conference with the Emperor, Count Wiltc emerges lorth with the glare ol victory on his face, and the strong determination to work fur the betterment ol the classes. The manifesto gives the right lo habeas corpus proceedings ami immunity ol the prison—Iwu things iu itself that, no doubt, will create widespread rejoicing. The more (act ol the populace being accorded representation in the governing ol the provinces will, in all probability, put a tpinitu:. on the noting now going on. The nott and lil Ished ol tli*' past lew days, consequent upon the resumption of the sltikt: ol neatly every industry in Russia, have penetrated the walls ol autocracy with effect, and it was not until the nation it- sell began battering at (his stronghold did it give way, ami hence I'liin a uatiuii will lal,ti another step in civilisation. Russia has always been looked upon us a semi barbaric race; this originating out of ilie treatment ol criminals and political moral advocates in years I gone by. Witto has pi united a Fhird I change, and, judging by his stem (determination lo have the imperial Propeaty for sale all over the City Suburbs and North Vancouver. Office: 404 Granville St. Vancouver, B. C —FOR- III IX NnHTII VANCOUVER Houses to Rent call on W.P.Hogg TH'o im..n- VIST Tim i.iritk*,. J3T N»'f If Keforf Buying. Lots for Sale LOTS 50,60,66" 132 FT. I ten SMI lo 1H.II at' lal. 2 Acre Block on Corner fronting Lonsdale Ave., $700 Cash. T.S.NYE, Queens & Lonsdale Phone II4U Emil Guenther Architect 1015 Hiiro street, Vancouver, B. C. 1 District of North Vancouver. R\l I PAN US' MIMING. / Sleep in the Store. I keep the Best of Goods. I Meet all Boats. My Prices arc Right, I am to be Found at All Hours. All this at McDowell^ Drug More Nortli Vancouver. M. S. McDowell Western Corporation, Ltd* lUy.C.tlk MettkkkO retej Accountant., Airettt.ra, flumWnej and llMmHeV- ■(•I ttl.lc A-reola. krrj. Lu-neer ■nd .11 kind, .f MMhtf H.l.rt.1. l.nds Cleared .nd lulMInf. f reeled. C.ntr.ctort Md V.hi«t«r». Wa art a-aUaf a aawlal Mas af Care1 Waaa* ui caa a...I, .., ejaaolU,. 412 Having* Afreet West, Vancouver, i.C. A M RFATTIF Nol"rv Public'6cnefal Auclkineef * 167 (orilsv. Sreet, Vancauver, I. C He -rlli til muni- nr private IlliUIr nr Iniya niitrif lit til 1'lnt.st':. nl h rliolil k'iml* nr lnnlrtl|'t »'"<>• (. r r.ili. REAL ESTATE lit1 hn« tome "(tlif llliwl litl'ltieu mnl wati rlrmii property iii North Vancouver. Sec liin. ut nun-it you tMiiLof |>irkhi|f ne properly iu tliin MTiioti. Re wlye, KI'Y NOW, ami you will nuke money. •* !* Just Arrivcd_^> Large Stock of New tall and Winter Goods for Suits, Pants and Overcoats. CHARLEY DUNN & CO. kXi n»li.H M. W. C raw .Mail An Ideal Summer Resort Where Mountain aad Seashore Meet. Splendidly situated, overlooking Rurrard Inlet, with the City of Vancouver fifteen minutes away by ferry. The hotel embodies every convenience with livery in connection. Rates $2 per day. Hotel North Vancouver t, Larson, Proprietor. Tenders Wanted i ;'i ' uiuJiln.ll, ilm world Will For jotr Poll and Winter Suits j-» watch with keen inter* . the to Fongonn's, Vnilort. Address ■ I workintrs nl tin: newlyfoflivd legis- eu.iJJa.emr, Si. fi,, Vancouver Native hudy. A public meeting ol the rate- payers ol the District will he held in the Municipal hull, North Van couver, nn Wednesday, November 8, iijdj, lit B o'clock p. 111., to consider the propriety of Inking steps to form a City Corporation out nl the District. Hy order ol the Council, ALEX, rim.ip, c. m. c. WHY Rpond tint, ami tummy KoiiiK to Van- COUVer lur JUOtll ynu van i*i>l nt oily prlcei right Inri'ut home'.' mr&. n. a. mvw Dry I iiiuilu Stori), i..,i,.ti»iii .uil -mi Bt,, Nortli Vancouver Tenders will he received for clearing j acres nl Und at North Vancouver. For particulars apply at Purchasing Agent's Office. B.C. Electric Railway Co. Ltd. •••Cooked Ham... MoMILLAN'S SNAP FOR THIS WEEK. Something nice and tasty for Lunch. Hlici-'il to perfection, 35c Per Pound
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1905-11-03 |
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