/•' '>■>"■•■'■,. .■ it xprwa VOLUME NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C„ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1906. NUMBER 24. EDITORIAL. Don't it beat all bow mum the legislature at Victoria is on the matter oi provincial rights? Incapacity to deal with the question, «' ■' ,;i '"' " :; is it? (property interest in the locality I" and a number of persons owning property are debarred from voting on by-laws because they are not on the assessment roll. Both • The British bouse of commons will resemble the French chamber of deputies, Instead of the two historic parlies, it will be split lip into at least half a dozen groups. It is a great convenience these mornings to quite a few that Lonsdale avenue to wharf is a down- bill run. A faster sprint can be made to catch the ferry when it blows the whistle. How would it be to make the first Monday in tbe New Year nomination day for the municipal elections of North Vancouver, and ,'lection day a week later? This slate will not conflict with Vancouver City. Campbell-Banncrman will have ■ of liberal chai help him in bis proposed nations Tho committee from the Union ol 11. C. Municipalities, will meet shortly at Victoria to place before the government certain recommendations regarding the bill now before the legislature to amend and consolidate the Municipal Clauses act. This is a very voluminous document, but then there is no need for the government to set it aside on that ground, as it has been doing for several years past and as is in contemplation again. If the committee of the legislature will only act. on the advice of men, who know from experience of municipal affairs, the whole bill, and a workable one at that, can lie put through its stages in a few days. Smith Curtis calls it graft, seven times repealed. By the way, what isgralt anyhow? Every one knows what it means to graft There arc more cases of ad- vanced tuberculosis to be treated than auy other disease. There is no disease where so much can be done to render the patient comfortable and hopeful as pulmonary tuberculosis in the advanced siage. There is no disease where one case in a family can more readily become the cause of infection oi othar members, particularly in the stage where thc consumptive begins to be confined to tbe close association of the family members only. It is extremely important to remember that advanced consumptive patients who are able to go about, perhaps able to work at their ordinary calling in the office or factory when ignorant or careless, constitute the greatest danger to the health of the community, They must be considered as the ... a working-!')! i ''dening. Therefore gardciierUnom frequent cause of infection, men's comiuuuity it should be- is a synonym to grafter, ami is de-1 The careless, ignorant or helpless plenty of liberal charwomen toI a fruit tree and make it produce something Dame Nature did not j intend it should produce. But the hotisecleaning. It is said that I. __^ ^ ,id M >he office seekers are gathering in pu|,-jc lcts o[ public men—what London in droves.—nearly as i Joes it imply? Anything like baii as at Victoria. stealing, for instance-Vancouver World. The Specialist, Gives Points and Suggestions Regarding the Prevention of the Dread Disease Consumption in the " Medical Record." The time has not arrived for The latest phraseology, when you thu doing away altogether with ' refer to some public men, is to say property qualifications for mayor; that tiny are very good, but fom' placed as low as prudence will allow. Willi ibis end in view the me rporation committee are agreeable to make ii A'., ■ foe an alder- iii.iu a,nl >j"0 for a mayor. We think that this is yory '•' "al indeed. void ol that vulgar sound so consumptive when confined to bed obnoxious io the liner sensibilities can do little more than infect his uf the "gardeners"—ut Victoria, as room, but the advanced patient it Were. able i i follow some calling can, if ' , lie is cAreless, scatter 7,000,000,000 bacilli every d.iv with ibe greatest ease. Ol iill tuberculosis patients, he should bu iin most can-fully instructed, ami should bu mosl |usiit-e Shallnws.nn 1 his 1 is!- ants, of tin New Brunswick Supreme Court, iiliis'il not long ago due .il'.he bust advertisements to admit as an attorney Miss North Vriucnui 1 bus is the fact Mabel French, an accomplished that iniprovenM ms to property are j lady, on ibe ground that she is not deeply iK.t taxed. This place it- essentially one of workiugmen's Iiniii,-s ami it must be gratifying to those who do work around the house and in the yard to know ';. tt thi ir efforts will not he taxed, Of course some owners of vacant lands object to this, but what wi wmi are residents here—not land speculators, li is to be hoped t ml the incorporation committei \wil adhere to this principle when compiling the charter. lu a recent edition we referred to the advisability of abolishing the ward system, which at the time caused some comment It appears, however, that ihis us tho general consensus of opinion, so much so, that the committee on incorporation has decided that the new 1 'tv will start out with but one Maid. J. J. Woods, one u! the .ominittee, bus sum; stcd if tlie ward system is to In adopted that impressed with the fact a person within the meaning of tlic-1 thai carel' is less ,;i the disposal ol law, It curtainly is a ill-wind that the sputum is dangerous to him* blows nobody Hood. Miss self as well as to bis neighbors. French's ill-treatment has bene fitted the star harridan of bt. John Miss Kate Smith, who is a thoroughly undesirable character and a drunkard. She was arrested lhe Other day on a charge of being drunk and disorderly, When the case came up before the magistrate her lawyer pointed out that she was noi a person within tlu meaning ol the law, and Kate was accordingly liberated, A New Firm. llrackman St Ker, tlvo well known Hour and feed dealers of British Columbia, have procured quarters on the premises of the Western Corporation, near tbe wharf, and will open warehouses nexl week. The linn will handle llour, feed and all kinds of seeds, lid. niiai! In- elected to repro', . iliavmn procured a carload nl tl lent each waul ami iln balance ol , the 1 iiniii il he eh 1 ted as n pr* sen lativi at large tor the new city. The Municipal Election act should be amended so as to bar- uonirc with the Municipal Clauses lot. In tbe latter provision is ,'. for tbe voting on money bylaws, those qualified to vote being the -'assessed owners of laud or real property." Thus, any person offering to vote may be required to .wear that lie is "the person named on the assessment roll," ami there is not .auy doubt who may vote on by-laws. But the word "owner" as applied in the Municipal Elections act regardiii(j the registration ol voters has a ■ ni in. ailing ' |iientlj this 1 onditii 11 pn A 1 latter from the famous Sutton Nins- iv, Reading, England Harrj Mill hell, a pioneoi of Van- couver, will have charge of the new venture, We bespeak [01 him a successful, undertaking, Residents will now be in a position to net just what they want at as 1 In ap rati S a.*, anywhere iu the province. The census man rang the doorbell loudly, and, was about to turn .tv.,i\ when the lady ol tin house put hei head oul ol the window anil sn ppi d out, "Wi ll, whal tl" you want "' He n plii tl, "I'm i.ikiii;' 1!;' '' nsu ■' im: down the window she yi lied out. "Well, I'm takias a bath." As yet people generally have not been educated up* to the point al which they are willing to carry aud use a pocket ilask or cardboard purse. Being desirous to conceal their condition, they are extremely reluctant lo do anything which would call attention lo their infirmity, A way less likely to cans" remark must be found. Probably the best that can be done in the meantime is to suggest that tuberculous men should have two pockets lined with some material which can be easily cleaned, and that tbey should carry in one ol these pockets very cheap handker- ■ hit fs or bits of cheesecloth or other cluap material cut like handkerchiefs, which when used mn be put into the other pocket, and there kept until the close ol the day when they can 1 di 11. .'I ur sterilized bj boiling .tli. 1 ilnn return home. In this way ihey , an escape observation ,111.1 ni iln same time si 1 m tin ii fellow-workmen and ass against danger. When si pit ,i,, antion aa this, and one su within tin- reach ol ever) a 1 easily right-thinking man, is ava not to make use ol it, wonld si 1 in in be lillle less than criminal ni ^kct. Ll". Know. Mrs. \\ ■ Salmon, ol a attle, is liiini proirastinati Subscribi for Tut. Ext'i 1 ss. I)n ii now. IJ11111 "II '.tllille lite 1 u it mini' A Im: you v.ant lo .in Iini' I , . Church Notices. sr. john's church, corner oi SEVENTH ami THIRTEENTH STREETS. Next Sunday, 4th inst, (fifth Sunday after the Epiphany); Morning prayer, 11 a. m.; mm COMMUNION, 11:30 a. m.; Sunday school, 2:30 p. m,; evening prayer, 7:30 p. 111. On Septuagesiina Sunday, holy COMMUNION at 3 a. in. Morning and evening prayer at n and 7:30 every Sunday. Other arrangements will be announced as made. At a meeting of thc church committee on Monday evening last, the ecclesiastical situation of the parish was discussed with the Venerable the Archdeacon of Columbia, who is acting as the Bishop's Commissary during bis Lordship's absence iii the old country, Archdeacon I-Vntreath stated that tbe whole matter would be reviewed by tbe Bishop in 1907, and it was accordingly decided to offer tbe position of ptiest-in-cbarge to the Reverend R. S. Marsden, to be held by him up till liastcr ol that year. On Thursday morning Mr. Marsden called upon the Arch deacon, and took tbe oath and subscribed ibe declarations usual on being licensed to a parish. On Tuesday evening last, by the kindness ol Mr. and Mis. Burnet*, » number of the parishiom rs assembled at their house in wel- ' nm,' Mi. snd Vr*. Marsden on their return from ihe old country. 1 ;i ie w.ts much 10 hoar, and still more lo s ■;., and a very phasaut evening was s) nt. We bear tint the Bishop ol New Westmin a 1 h ;" s to li avu England on or about the 131I1 ol this month. His Lordship went on home after the General Synod, with the purpose of pleading the cause of the British Columbia Theological College, in which our clergy of the future aro to learn something ol the spa i. 11 ee s and icquirements ol our country. ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH. Services at the usual hours on Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p. 111. Morningsubject—"Our Homes." Evening subject -"Paul at Corinth." Sunday School al 2:30 p. in. Christian Endeavor at 8 p. m. on Wednesday, l'astor; Rev, J. I). Gillam, M. A. There will be a concert and social iu tin tliiin h on Tusidaj at ■* p. in. Su advi 1I1-1 nnnt I construction work would be delayed, which statement was not correct. If any of the ratepayers wauled to take part in tbe discussion a duly advertised meeting should have been called, when both sides could have been beard. C. Gray said that almost anyone could get a petition signed for anything, That he had not seen the petition, and did not think anyone on First street did either. 11. C. Wright, who lived on Third, said be did uot care where the tramway ran so long as it ran. Kobt. W. Dick said that nearly all of tbe speakers favored a plebiscite being taken. Was this to shield the council from the responsibilities tbey were elected to carry out, or was it iutimating that tbe council was afraid to do its duty? Three of the present council were returned only two weeks ago by acclamation. Councillor Morden's was tbe only seat contested and be was tbe only opponent to the present route. To ask for a plebiscite on a question, which had been left to tbe council : lo handle, showed very poor Ur. jordon took very strollK|,,0ijcv Mr. Sperling said that he was there to accept the council's decision as to the route and was not prepared tu express bis opinion on tbe matter. It was then moved by Councillor Cornish, and seconded by Councillor May, that First street be the route selected. The motion was carried, Councillor Morden voting nay. Reeve Kealy then asked Mr. Sperling ii lie would accept that route. Mr. Sperling—Yes. The Council Decides After a Lengthy Discussion to Al ter the Proposed Route of the Tramway Line from Third Street—Mr Sperling Acquiescs. The council held a special session on Tuesday liitfht to discuss with General Manager Sperling matters regarding the proposed route of tbe tramway line. Keeve Kealy presided, and Councillors Morden, May, Cornish and Allen were present. There were about 40 spectators present. Several letters pro and con as to the route were read and filed. A petition signed by over 2110 ratepayers asking thai Third street be tbe one selected was received which precipitated a lengthy discussion. Hotel North Vancouver. The following are the guests 'I al ihr liitlrl tin v.. 1 ' I llul' hing, V.im -nni 1 I Dunlop, " J. Martin, i; Clarkson, (hav Mm haul, " W II Burnett, •• A IC. Mat'loin'II, " T. IJ'. 1 N. II. Tweedy, ■• A. J. Allen, W. I). Wilson, •• 1,' 0 l*'n htnond, " Tims. Stokes, I 1, Gibson an 1 wile Win Shaw, St otland. !■' I \\. ('"iill-. I Aim i grounds that Third street should I be llie route. Ile held that North Vancouver was essentially a residential place and lhat the tram way should be so located as to be convenient to residents. He also said that lie was Strongly in favor nf a plebiscite being taken to de- cide whether the car line should run 011 Third or First street. Failing a plebiscite be thought that ihe whole matter should lie left with the company to decide. G. A. Mt-Bain Iteltl that Third street ihould lie the route selected. II,- spake .if the good work of the .ihl council In support of Third *'i. 1. and I bought ihat the new council .sliould uoi interfere in ihe matter. 'Nothin . Ex-Councillor Bell pointed nui that Third street was only selected by the old council alter very careful consideration. He could not see why ,1 change should now be made to First street. Tbe only dissenting voice in the old council i' 1 arding the Third street route was ihat of Councillor May, who only made a very mild prolest. The noble woik dona by the old Council on Street railway matins should be satisfactory to every ratepayer, Councillor Morden and himself wero more than agr ably surprised at the outcomi ol their interview with manager Sp. thin:, who a;;reed to lay so much track. Councillor May said that K.v Councilloi Bell called bis obje* tiona in old route only a mild protest. He considered that he May) put up a pretty strung kick against it. Reevi Ki ily »is" stated thai he was i"i latisfii d with ihe proposed old Mnl'. and n fi rn d to Co ici : ,1 A' n ;e. having made thc remark in him ai ihe imi'- Aftci furthei ' ";i 'I' ration i" 1 aid If .:..;.il lu-* mind in favor nl in. |iti .. 1,1 proposed route now lit'liin til'-1 'iiiK.il. Councillor Corni ill 1 1 be wai lit, |, In 11 pi. „ III III. W.lt'l .ml taki thc rcsponsibilit) when he supported the I irit sin el route Hr .inl nut ..on.1 let th. proceed' iii,:, tven -i'i ■ - thci regular, as 1:1, meeting waa ■ spa nl one a 1 ,. i.Hiitt ,1 t 1 Mi Sperling. , im a 1.1 iln petition pre . ill. .I Wl 11 ill Mini'' ' .!'■■ *. he was '. olil in ■ d The meeting then adjourned. Usurers and Poor People. nothing I"' ■' illation, inaainui li as llu . 1 i'l' 1 i.i" ' llml .. v Im hi, in.- visiting Mrs, Raynor. I'-cachci ••! preached to •' . todu) " have 1 ' I prim ei en I , ■, "Yes, 1 noticed you ih mr future il any attempt were made called them 'my dear brotl , ril U ayeai it Our attention has been called on more than one occasion to the (act that insurers are operating in llritisli Columbia, particularly at Vancouver and Victoria. Their procedure is something like this: One borrows say J25. Arrangements must be made to pay this ak at $3 a week for 12 weeks. When the loan is made thc borrower only gets $22 actual cash, ,<3 lor the lirst week's payment be- ing deducted. II a payment is missed $1 extra is charged. The rale ul percentage is most exorbitant. After the lirst loan has been half paid a second loan can be negotiated for the purpose of repaying tbe unpaid balance, thus il can be seen than what with the 1 In ut having to pay 250 per cent, interest that he has but small chance ol getting entirely out of lhe toils. Tbe cuirent issue ol the Trades Unionist tiyt that a large amount nl misery and suffering has h auacd in lhe ciiy by these modem shylucks. thai one printer, In im; so mm h in (In ir clutches, committed suicide; others, so harm < d with lhe threat of ex. posura in iin 11. mployees, leit ihe town, li in also said that gamblura ami questionable characters are lonstant borrowers and win m■ ii il victims. Apart from this it takea uo verv ureal sin I. h ni imagination tu see what greal hardships pool people must Differ wim obtain money this way. li is said that it* ps liave aiu-ady been taken to lay iln* state ol ,11.11,s liiini. liii Attorney General ,1 *. toiia I 1 I - hi •- has reliable informal 1 win*h it will ,. v I 11 il, propi 1 lime 1 omes I I- ■ iiefai 11 ■ business. Mi (nn.'. 1* erecting >. ou First street. hue . THE EXPRESS MillTII VANCOUVER 11. C \ Wii'kl, \,'w-,|iii|ii'i' I'tililislii'il by Tin: KM'IM'iSM I'lMNTINllCompanj Subscription Hut' lli'llar I'm' Vi-nr IIKOIUH'l HARTLEY, Mimagini I' I '."i ,1. HURIl IIIIIIIONH, .Ulvortiitiiig Manager. A REMARKABLE ESCAPE. nnd iii.'iii'iii nt 'in 11,'Ikh nt Terror In I'iicIn. During llio reign ul terror in Paris Stic "!' tllU IIIUSl I'l in.irl.illili' GHCII|)0H "I M !' ll lli'lillil'llll. Ill' iii oxei liiini with iwimtj "ti in i, imt, iiiir ilu- ilftoontli lii'.ul Inui fallen, llll* i.tiill "I ■:. ll oul III' iif'1'T ,mil ll Wl I lllllll Wli ■ 'I'l II Thr hi remaining victim* wore Ii (I standing iii fronl o( il n lllllt ;i tlii'ir IiiiiiiIh UpiI lietllllil iiii ii,. A i'l't'iirli crowd is rei'*/ curious, uml llio people liopl |iii","iii,; forward ■ ' 1 ■ t in ni "niii,g llio guillotine, Bj di ■ - - M, di i ii lU'iiuliriiii, who w.is i i ii,'1 it'itr ut Ilia companions, toll iii llio fronl liu" of iln' si "'''liiini'*. Illi'll tli llir M'.'iilltl, mnl lliuilly well lifliiiiii tit .,'• wiin hud ei i" sou Ills l.'-nl em [iff. Hei i" llie i. ii ■ guilliilim hi working "i liegii II, mid M lie ' llllli'.llllil'llll Hll|l|ll'll UWII) Wllt'll ill . I'll.*"., ll iU II lllllll Ihal a wiik hud lied III liiinds und robbed It.in ni' hi.-. Imi, mnl ilns simple 'it'liiI'hiitl sol linn ti"' A l.'iv days nn' M, il" iiiui i in ■ ipi'il from Prance, , mi'i i so imi,'!i lll'illll l'i ' 'I In ll uf ||| || ..' Illi'lll tloll'l III . l'J- till llll .1 Winter Ventilation For Poultry. ■ i ■ 'i liat foivls nooil ad an I ren i tondeni >■ ■" ilotli for ;l' . in tho 1 ■" i'. ' '1 ll Tli.. lllllll, Willi 110 4 M y . r er -4 I I I 'V V «,> mJt ' ,*' ■at* \f" v» \ ; l»rr\U':tj . JloKySO. ORDER OF THE GARTER, 11. ni,I... it 111 llli' Origin (ml*. Legendary it "mm, »,■. Tlie orlglu of lite Order of the Golden PI i' is, like Unit of the Uurtcr, Bhroudoil in mystery, Very fevs mod- t'l-ii archaeologists attach nny credenco lo the vulgar tradition, wholly unsupported by nny authority, that lit u court ball given by Edward 111. a lady, sup* poscd in he llu- Countess nf Salisbury, dropped Iiit garter, ninl the king, taking ii up nml observing sonic nf his courtiers in smile ns though thoy thought he had imt obtained ihis fnvor merely by accident, exclaimed in n loud voice, "lloni -nit ,|tii ninl y penso." Thoro is another opinion which truces Hie origin nf this order, which, according in ihe learned Seldon, "exceed* In mnjosty, honor and fnmo all llio clilv- alrouB orders In the world," to Richard I'ni'iir dc Mon liuvlng upon ll ten- ..inn uf siitni' warllko expedition during his wars in Palest) lioscn o leathern lliongcd garter us tho dlstlnetlvo mark of Ins partisans, Tot another theory ascribes tho foundation of tho order lo Iho fuel thai Edward at the battle ol I'lvi'v issued his garter ns a signal loi battle, which, proving successful, determined blm tn Instltuto tho order in memory ol tho event, lliiili these opinions tire to n certain I'xti'iii feasible, and the first Is mote r-tolly fortified by tho well known fact iimt when Iho crusaders capturod St. .lean il'Ariv in a i liiriinl assault llio kulghts nf Uie Christian army were or tiered lo wear simps of whllo leather bound round llie leg under tho left knee in order to distinguish thorn from the iniid.'ls. l\i*« Her. B.iv, y.uu you've a wife, ! f yinii- life ■ . ' |. in llie i'liii— i:i' ■' ;. . i ' 11 I'D "SO I," J. Lu. ■ Vii'i't" lur I i ' .i : -. t- yd I I"' I ' . net, ]:. ■ i. If: ■ ' ■ ■ j -T A Pull 111 .' Ill I if pnullry linn I i i ■ ■ ' i il i It il,' i ' li lets I llll no tl I'll, i ol ■ 'i Tne 13 e din | Ewes ' i i" In ■ ''n.. run nt ' ih,.) iiii ■,: lulled i , ' i- 'nml tn 1 ■' until 'i'i" i ro two tltl, ■ i " ■' lllllg re illy ll, ''' ■ i i pen hy li r ■ lambing A11" r Hi" . .'.. i ii 'ii ij turn oul in iw I I liVC i'i . ■ ■ii i i" ii tli'i'.i .".i 01 ' irl.l i ' ' , 'I. ' . tli 'i have al • • f ll .. ■ ■ mil i limy ■ Inlo 11 linull .i inn ni in nm ■■ ihi Ir ICCII lomctl In hi t' ■ -a im gen- ■ th' rigid ii'.i.' .■ to puis SMOKE THE TERMINUS CIGAR CLEAR HAVANA FILLED T. F. McGUIGAIM & Co. , . ■ Real fc"'*t.*it»?, Insurance and Genernl Commission Business i i ., i" . v.-.n louvar, o. C. Information, I .'.'" M '.■ i Ma\* do finis givo milk? li ivo in take ll from [I.'il ; I..ii'i'i CHILDHOOD INDIGESTION. Nniliiii; Is mi t "[iiiiinn in child, hood than Indigestion. Nothing Is more dangerous to proper growth, more weakening to tho constitution, nr limn' likely to pave llio way to ■ " Nothing In nitiro easy to keep under control, for proper food and Unity's Own Tablets will cover iho wliolo ground. strong proof, Mrs. 0, (1. Irving, Trout Brook, Que,, sny:,: "My imliv was troublod with chronic Indigestion nml wns n constant sufferer. Nothing helped him until 1 tried llnhy's Own Tablets, but these prtutiplly cured him nml he i I n« healthy n llttlo lad ns you would euro in boo. I always keep the Tablets In Hi" li't'i" and ihey quickly euro nil the troubles ol childhood. "Every mother i hould keep these Tablets on hand, Thoy cure all iho minor ailments of children, and their prompt administration when irnuidn comes may save u precious little life. They nr" guaranteed to contain no opinio nr linrinfiil drug, Ynu can get Daily's own Tablets from nny druggist or by mall nt lt, cents n box by writing tho IT. Williams Medicine Co-, Brook- villi'. Hill A Model That Would Surely Make a Hit "1 HAVE li"'" .i model," said tbo In I ' l| l" lhe in.unit It lllt'i'f. "uf .ill * nppl iiii " II il i. "lire in havo n . f n ,. pul "ii Hi" market." "IndecdV" snld th" Manufacturer, 1 Thnl i iiiimI ■ \\ luii Is your in*'ml •'Ilns Is a ' hlnntlun lawn mower nml snow shovel, By simply twisting this knob i" ih" li ii tlm grass t ultlng mechanism is turned Inlo n set uf paddles lhat literally sweep tho snow in both sides nf Hi" i'.nh. Ynu see, hy combining both Implements In one, to- getber "iiii perfect ease of "permimt uml great saving of space nn l strength ind" "I'm sorry," Interrupted tho manufacturer, "Imt ii will never go. Don't you ioo, by ilu- end of Hi" summer llio average iiniii Is so lirni of and nngry ivltli ini lawn mower thnl he hails iho snow shovel uiili Joy, in.'I hi n ml nf Hi" winter ho (eels Just n* hitler lowunl > ■ ■■ bIiovoI nnd Is once more delighted to push iln- iiwn n "«'i' lim If ymi combine the two llien lie will simply in,s.. Un' memory of i m c j before Iiiui wlillo he Is operating tho other." Itcnllslng Hi" truth of Uie the it..'" tor l ' his m -lei nml i a mop I 111 ler I women, ns ihcj uylhlng IT MUST DE WELL FOUNDED Steady drowtri in Popularity ol Dodd's Kidney Pills. Made by Cures Like that of Simon V, Landry- IIr. Telia about It Hlmaelf. Ulvor Bourgols, Richmond Co-, C. B—Jan. IB (Bpoclal).—Among thi ninny men In tills part of Canada whom Dotld's Kidney I'llls have relieved of achel and pulns snd wook- Hess nnd made strung and aide to do a good day's work la Mr. Simon V. Landry, Mr. l.nndry line numerous friends hero who oan vouch for tin* story he lulls uf his euro. "I was bothered for ovor a year," he says, "with hiine hack, weak legs, |iiil)iliiitlini of tint heart, general weakness nnd shortness nf urouth; In fact I could not work uml wus a total wreck. "1 could mil gel anything lo help mo mi I tried Dodd's Kidney Pills, Um they did me good and no mistake. I used three boxes nnd I'm hack at work again." It Is the euros they make that moke Dodd's Kidney Pills sn popular Their popularity Itns grown sleadlly for thirteen years. It must bo woll founded. Offended. "I didn't like that lawyer's Insinuation," suld Uie wituess after leaving the stand. "Why not?" asked his friend. "He kept saying, 'Remember now, you aro under oath!' 1 wonder if he thinks Hint's tln> only lime I ever tell the truth!"—Detroit Kreo Press. An Inartistic -..nil. "What did you think of those voices nt the grand opera?" "They were good, strong voices," an- swered Mr. Ciiinrox, "but, considering what we paid for seats, I couldn't help thinkin1 that we folks in tho audience ought to he dolu' the hollerln'."—Washington Star. .iiii*; "They sny she married him for his money." "Vis. And now they are so poor that she has to press his trousers." "Alas! A real ease of the Irony of fale."-Chicago Record-Herald. Minard's Liniment Cures Garget In Cows. .J-'sill Didn't l.n,ik I Ike Piny. "What's happened, my boy? Your fun' i- nil si'i'in.'lii'il." snld ihe father. "Oh, I've just I n playing wilh that little boy next door," replied lhe son, .. . i • bund in his fnce, "Well, tho little hoy next d ■ evidently wasn't playing with you!"- Volikers Stiilesuuiu, Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc, A Toilet Illnl. The woman who has wept until her eyelids und her nose tire purple, her •yes bloodshot and her fnco swollen always feels a trlile embarrassed when site has to receive cullers or go down to dinner Immediately, She frequent ly makes a bad mallei' worse by was*, big her face in cold water. If she will Instead, batho It gently with rose water for n few minutes nnd then lie down for n (ow more wilh n soft rag saturated iu roso water over her eyes, she will he prepared to face any company. Tin- Lamp. Almost every lamp wants boiling occasionally when tho light bums dimly, and no attention to nil or wick will make nny difference, Take tho lamp apart, remove the wick uml tbon boll Itnih burner ami wick In hot water in which has been thrown some washing soda, When every purl has been thoroughly donned nnd as thoroughly dried pill in llie wick, trim il. till the lamp mill oil and the light will bo brilliant. Biliousness Burdens I.ifo. —Tho bilious man Is never u companionable man becauso his ailment renders him moroso and gloomy. Tho complaint In nol so dangerous as lt Is disagreeable. Yet no ono need suffer from It who can procuro I'armeleo'a Vegetable Pills. By regulating the liver and obviating tho effects of blln In the stomach they restore men to cheerfulness and nil vigor of action. niHiii in uis i.in*-. "dii, nn. he doesn't mind people talk' Ing I k: ho likes It." "II" does'/" "Yes, ll"'s nn auctioneer,"—Philadelphia Press. Wltlttlll I |l. Bneon I see a mnn r ally commit- leu suicide by swallowing n clock key. I ' ■ Sli'imge way of winding up his earthly uffnlrs, wasn't ll? Honkers •' .■ iiinn. Little, but S-archlno.— Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets are nol big nauseous (lens that contain Injurious drum or narcotics—they are th* pure vegetable papain—the medicinal extract 'mm tlila lufcloua fruit, and the taltlcts are prepared In t*F pnlntahle ferm as the fruit itself. They cure Indication. t)0 In r. bnx. 35 cents. Tin- War VIM, Some Men, "Souscbury's physician told him lo go in more fur athletics." "And is in- going lo do It?" "Sure, He's bought a golf slick and six cases of Seal li whisky."—Louis- ■ Courier-Journal. The Stomach's "Weal or Woe!'*—Till al sell is tli" centre from wli ll. Im nf li. unit. Ilowa " wn.i ..I A In nllliy Rtnmnch mi am cation , . t illi ■ t ..tt i . 'is ind M.n.ly ', . ■:, ■ ' .'■ ci tui.-* mean Rood t i id unit good ilth. South 1 keeps lli I rl ■ "Yes; he's engaged lo Miss Elderly." "How did ii happen'/" "ll" remarked thai he would rather ! nve I"'." IIiiiii riches, and Bhe gol u -T.iiii.-I" hold mi him Itci'iit'e he could lit lop." ll'illst.'Il Post, Prearrlnllon I'm it Love I'urni. Tn io ol i '■ i ■ i words Q, S., Mis all in well; Ami n iiiniii "f i' id' mess; Bph ■ . i .i ■ in, ;i. Triturate with this ono themo— II iv I! tl' ■ !i in .1 is IV Ailil nf *' ti'ii'i' nl il"' "fi'inn: Wn-,,, ii through ninl through. Now pul In ii 'iiinn "f bliss; Sivi. t, ll i" tli" l . i" Ail.I i nipi ."I of ii I.i s; Don t .i ' ruple wnsto. Wl ■ •! Iho ti.i"".i' i i prepared l'i "i ■ ■ ■ ■ l.,i. " rl ' ""I, Boon ivl ' ' "t"i" -I,III 11 i '.. It I .'" « *..ill Ten,.. Onby Humor,.—Mr. Agn-w's ninlmonl Inntht s. Til' ts. ami effect! quick nnd .-rr—11\«- puree lu all skin eruptions i-nm- H on i" i'i'" 'lining ii'i'thing lime li I, to tiie iisir in cose* ' ' I Sid Hi-nil mi.i Muss Boierna. i-'tti niieum nml nil Skin Dlseuil ol older ptupls 36 cents, A i.,-inl" Reminder, "Sniiie uf his ancestors were highi-i distinguished," said tho Impressionable heiress. "Vis." answered Miss Cnycnnei "but, owing in circumstances nver which you litite tm control, ii is imt nni' nf his ancestors whom ymi have the opportuultr to marry." IVushlngloii Star, Cash or Cure If Shiloh'i Coniumption' lure fuili to i uf* your Cold <it Cough, you get bacli nil you paid fur it. You ate sum of t Cure oi theCaih, II it wain I n tuie cure, thii itller would nol be made. Can anything be fairei ? li you have n ( old, Cough, nr .my diKaie ol the I hroal, Lungi of Air Pauagei, try •SHILOH ."". i r I i1' '" tlealeii i'"ttniit"- il. For ono of tlio seed grain lecture circuits, Mr- Brant, of tho agricultural department, Ottawa, Is making sot of drawings of model barus of prominent farmers of Ontario and Quebec. Among thoso taken as models nro tho farm buildings of John Dryden, Brooklyn, Ont.; it. II. Ness, Howlclt, Que; Senator Kd- wards, Rockland, Ont I P, Cnrko, Dcschoncs, Que. The foregoing nro dairy burns and tho following shoop barns: John Jackson, Arlington, Ont.;.Iohn Campbell, Woodland, Ont.; .1. Ilrethour, Btirford, Ont. Itch, Mange, Prairie Scratches, Cuban Itch on Human or animals cured In 30 minutes by Wolford's Sanitary Lotion. It never fails. At nil druggists Bpenki (o Lola uf Them, I'.iil Who h.i* llinl I saw you with yesterday 7 Jill-Oil, (lint's Miss Pinner. She's mi Bpenklug terms Willi n l"l of the besl people in town, I'.iil lAtllA .lill Ves, she's n "hello girl" in the clephoiie olllee. Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. Gentlemen.—Last winter I received great benefit from tho uso of MIN- Mill's I.INIMH.NT In a severe attack nf l.ii Grippe, and 1 havo frequently proved It to bo very effcctlvo In cases of Inflammation, Yours, W. A. HUTCHINSON. Slrnl.'i;, I'iiHi-iI, Little Mary went shopping with her mother. She had a greal deslro for ii sash, imt her mother decided her expenditures siiniiiii in- confined to more Important things ami endeavored i» divert the chilli's niii'iiii'in by recalling Ihal a great malt hail said as he walked llie streels ami looked hiln llu- lliop Windows, "How ninny lliim;s Ihere are I do nol tvutii " "llul." pnucsicl ihe lllll,* girl, "u man don't waul ll sash." Philadelphia Ledger. nil llu- I "What Is y nir position In llie cholfl' osked Hi" new eliun h member, "Absolutely neutral," replied the mild mannered lenor. "I don't side with ciiiu'i- fin ii "ii" llnltlmoro .News. Hr,i n Hole's Wli. On nm' occasion llenn Hole, the svll known Knglish clergyman, wlih Mrs Hole, landed nl Dover, much exhaust ed. aficr n rough crossing of Iho Kuu lish cliiinnel. While waiting fur lhe Irnln ihe dean pored over tlie ruliwnj regiilnlions. "Ah," ho snld, addressing llio sititliin inspector, "it's ono console iion nfler such n crossing ami ihls tlrcsoino wnll ihnl wo go hack at half price." "I don'l understand, sir," wns tho nillciiil's repl) "There is nn -| Inl reilncllnii." "Uli, yi-i, Ihere is." suld Hie denii, "I've just been I'enillllg nil your notices, and ynu slate Unit you Inke returned emptli's nt much reduced rule." Ilm e When Hie deiin wns pin) Ing «i i fui lliri'i'peiiny points lie up pearcd I" he very well provided it llli llirei i' nny hlls, ' Ah," Im up| nl remarked, "huvi* you lhe offerlorj « hit ynu'.'" "What, sir," the dean nn ered "do yuu rei nl.'■ * ■ miserable con It il',linns'.'" CEYLON NATURAL GREEN TEA onoe and you will never return to the adulterated teas of Japan. Lead Packets Only. 40c, !.()■*, and GOo per Ib. At all Grooors. Hlghost Award St. Louie, 1904. Imperial Maple Syrup ALWAYS SATISFACTORY Auk your dealer lor Impttrial M.ipin Syrup. Do not allow him to tubitltuU on Inferior artlole booause It ti oheoper. JAPANESE PAGODAS. Ilnn."mnl.I- Proof ntnl Al'le lo Slnnil II,,. Seven-si Shook, The absence of buildings of any size and antiquity In Japan i.s ascribed lo the destruction of them by tho frequent earthquakes which occur, The only structures which seem to be earthquake proof are the pagodas which aro erected before the temples. Thero are many pagodas which are Tim or 800 years old and as solid as when lirst built. There Is n reason for litis, und It lies in their construction, -\ pagoda la practically a framework of heavy Umbers which Btarta from a wide base and is In Itself a substanUal Btructure, but ii is rendered still mure stable by a peculiar device. Inside lhe frame- work ami suspended from tho apex is a long, heavy balk of Umber two feci thick or more. This bangs from one end, and to the other end are bolted at cm h of the four sides tour nioro heavy timbers, and if tho pagoda be very lofly still more timbers aro added on tn these. Tlie wlnile forms an ellur- ii i ii I ii 11, which reaches to within lies uf tho grouud. When the , i ni earthquake rocks tbo pagoda the pendulum swings In unison and keeps ihe center of gravity always at tho baso of the framework. Consequently tho equilibrium "f the pagoda is never disturbed, aiiil litis is tin- ei- plait.ilii'ii of the great ago of many of ilii'in. when from their height one would Buppose tiicin to be peculiarly Btisccptlblo lo iho effect of an earthquake, TTIs Onl. f'ltnnpe. "t- there 0 mnn ill all tills audience," demanded tho female lecturer "ii woman's rights, "lhat bus ever tlniic tiny- llilng to lighten the burden ou his wife's Shoulders? What do you know nf women's work? is thero a nun here." she coutluued, foldlug her arms and looking over the assembly wiib superb scorn, "lhat has ever got up in Hie morning, leaving his tired, wornout wife lo enjoy her slumbers, gone quietly downstairs, made the tire, ked his own breakfast, sewed the missing buttons on the children's dollies, darned the family stockings, scoured the pels and kettles, cleaned nnd tilled Hit lumps ami done all ihi* if neccssatj day after day uncomplainingly? If there be Buck u man In Ihls tiinlieiics let blm rise up! 1 should really like to see blm." And iu the rear of the hall n mild loekiug man iu spectacles, in obedience to the summons, timidly arose. lie was the lioslt.nid of lit" eloquenl speaker, lt was ilu- first lime lie had *ver had a "ham e lo ussert himself. Novel Magazine. i *r. I'ur Hymn Honks, "I ninth' a few culls the oilier day," said ihe pastor of an uptown church lo Ills congregation, "aud lu one of the houses I saw u Btrongo thing. What do you think? One of the church hymn books, the property of iiii* church, had been carried home und was placed under the leg of the table to lengthen It out. I remonstrated ut this menial use jf liynin books. Apologies aud blushes were profuse. Now, I sin not scolding about Ihii, but hymn booki cost Ihlt i buret] money, and If sny of you hnve lables loo short In lhe legs please put u newspaper under lln-m or s piece of wood. If you do litis, we won't have to send oul nnd buy unollier hundred hymn books, ns -to did lust week." Tlie pastor bud no uooncr ended t'.ii'se remarks than n girl Hilling almost under hit ttoso calmly opened a hymn book, placed ll between her buck und the liink of lhe pew nnil settled comfortably down to listen to Ibo nur- men. Ili.ii lilt ea n.ii'il. "Ilave you a belt that will go obooi my wnlst?" asked lhe young lady with a smile as she entered Uie dry goods store. "No, but I have something Just ns good," replied the ytnuii! man who for* 'uerlv worked lu u drug store,- 0,,,. |-|.||„„'a Scheme, OM Rocksey The young man who marries my daughter must be rich. Impec -Well, sir, I don'l know of any heller way to get rich lhan to marry ber. I'tn!,. is belter lhan other soaps, but is best when used in the Sunlight way. Sunlight Soap contains no injurious chemicals. Sunlight Soap is pure soap, scientifically made. Every step in its manufacture is watched by an expert chemist. Sunlight Soap saves labor, and the wear of rubbing which common soaps require in washing fabrics. Your money refunded by die d,*!w ftom whom you buy Sunltjlil Sesp if you find „iy uuh for complaint. I •'. ■ i In il ,n 1 .ill., t s. - ne-. SlMl.1,,11 IS SltftST. "Illd yon ever ioo such an ostentatious display of wealth 1" "Never! One would think they were really rich,"- Brooklyn Life. It, Ha I'nsnr. "lUvnree Is certainly a serious evil." "Yes. but not an unmitigated one. It furnishes nn Intcrcatlug topic of con- "•OTBuUon,"—ruck. w NU No seo inier I- a glorious beverage -quenchingand satisfying, Remember there's no other" jttsl ns gqptl" Insist mi gelling Rnlnii i. Pacific Bottling Works Vancouver, B> C. THE EXPRESS NORTH VANOOUVER, • B. C. 'A.t^#..»-.»"«'*t"t-«-»"»"t'*»'*sl"»"*.aS**a'*-•"•••••♦ I WESTERN CANADIAN EDITORS j A Series ol Articles Descrlb- i Ing their Lives, their Alms j and their Influence. i 42' i ! ROBERT VASEY. I 9.... ....■..-.•......■.■■.-•-a.^ reflect yet more fully tho news and views of the Cypress River district. Mr. Vasey takes n keen Interest In out-of-door sports. Ho is an onlliusi- nstlc football player, nnd vice-president of the local football club. Ho is a closo student of municipal pollt.CB, nnil a loyal upholder of all local Inter1 eats. Cypress River may bo assured nf proper publicity whllo the paper remains In Its present hands. "WHEN MY SHIP COMES IN." One room I'll havo that's full of shelves, l-'or nothing but honks; and the books themselves Shall be of a sort lhat a man will ohooao If ho hives that Rood old word "peruse" | Tho kind of bonk Unit you open by eliitui'o Raise What's Wanted. 1 To browse on „,„ pllKC wlUl a ,,,|suro. , Few really Intelligent and pro- ly glance, gresslve farmers are heard OOnt- °"'aln°- flnii'n« Bomelhlnir 1new , _. , , , . Although you have read It ten limes plaining. The wlso man Is he who through, keeps himself ever on tho alert to produce that commodity for which I don't mean books like "Punch" In there Is n good strong, ipilck market. series, Thero nro several ways In which Or all the volumes ot "Note tho cash returns from lhe farm may Queries"; ho lnrgely Increased Without tho sne* Hut those wherein, wlthoul effurt, your rllleo of niiieli time, money or work. eyes For Instance. Iho raising of poultry full where the favorite passage lies. uml Safeguard The Children Against Croup and Colds by Always Keeping at Hand Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine There aro somo reasons why Dr. nnd agnln lt has proven Its exception- Ylilnrrj'si Memory, Vitlocii, the great French detective, had so excellent 11 memory for names anil faces thut after having seen a criminal once and leai'is'il his name he never forgot him, but would often identify him iiinli'i- lhe most subtle disguises. A French forger once escaped from custody, went abroad and remained for eleven years, lu the meantime he became quite bald ami lost uu eye mid purl of his uoBe in a drunken brawl. Fancying that uo ono could doted him, he rolurncd to Paris and went boldly about tho streets; but, being arrested on suspicion, ho wns brought hoforo Viilocq, who at once recognized him nml scut him back to I Chaso's Syrup of" Linseed aud' Tur- ai worth. lias romp In be n grout profit-making business on somo farms. Now, a few years ngo this end nf the fnrmlng business was scarcely worth bothering with, Tho farmer's wlfo set a few hens, raised a few chicks and sold n few eggs, but tho whole thing didn't ninnunt lo much and nover was counted on to help pay tho Interest or swell the bank account. Now, however, conditions have changed, There Is a slrong, steady and evor-lneroaslng demand for chlckB No glass doors, and no Knowing iho page and exact position— It's never tho same in another odlllonl "The vicar of Wakofteld" and "Evelina," "Ella," "Th.- Egoist," "Emma," "Catrl- utia," Fuller nml Malory, "Westward Mo!" Ami the wonderful story of Daniel Defoe, And Isaak Walton, nnd Gilbert White, And plays and poetry left and right: as broilers. City lintels, restaurants, eafos, dining ears nnd private kitchens nro consuming more and more every day, to say nothing nf tho tonB nod tons required to fill tho export demand. Dealers can novor got enough to supply the wants of their With a swoet old briar and a glass ot "fumed oak"— Plain deal, and fumed by myself with smoke; Stained, if at all. to a pleasant brown, with ledges end places tor pulling books down, And thero I'll sll by a blazing log ROBERT VASEY. Editor and Proprietor Western Prairie, Cypress River, Man. customers, and thousands nnd thousands more could ho sold nt good prices If thoy wero offered. 1 A few farmers havo been wlso enough tn see what wns going on nnd to prepare lo profit by these condl- lions. Hrollors nro wanted nnd good cash prices nro being paid for every grog, And read my "Pickwick," "Pendennls," "Huek, Finn," Cosily there—when my ship comes in IRVING ART TREASURES. Tho English have a reputation for chick lnrge enough In bo made ready thoroughness llio wldo world over. When they build, It Is for all tlnio. Whatever they essay or undertake Is "for keeps." For niero temporary work, designed to carry them ovor until something permanent can ro- plneo It, they havo neither use nor sympathy, and, speaking generally. Then why not produce for lhe table tlioin? Several difficulties arise. Hens ns hatchers nro failures. They set when thoy take a notion and seldom when of Spain was snld in ynu want them to. Thoy aro careless genl'a portrall of E Auction Sale Brings In Nearly a Hundred Thousand Dollars. At the auction sale of Sir Henry lrv- Ing's effects Hi.. fuui.iuK Whistler portrait of Sir Henry as King Philip II. 125,200. Snr- Tcny In llio mothers, almost always lending their character of Lady Macbeth realliod chicks into danger nnd losing ninny HUOO, The Whistler picture goiw lo To make any progress or profit In America. The name of the purchaser they utterly fall 0 comprehend iho tn8 rn|Sllir, „f rlll(,ka yo„ mmt lmve „f tho Wl|sli,,,. w ;,,.,.r,,:!v withheld conditions necessitating tho adoption „ ,-„,„• incubator and llroodor, and by the representative of a tlrm of b t- of loss permanent methods. This Is this Initial expenditure may prevent true In every department ol British those who nro not prepared lo Instnl activity, from railroad nnd house such a nutrhlno. building In lhe making ot bonis, and With a good Incubator and brooder the same al tent Ion to thoroughness any farmer's wlfo can ralso ehtcks as a business principle extends into SO as to make a handsome nnnusl every trade anil profession. Their cash revenue, Ynu should got ono at lawyers and teachers aro articled for nll°e and gn Into tho raising nf chicks. ■oilers of I.'iti'i. run 'IV who bid it In, it r, that J. Plerpont rk was ihe actual .Morgan of X purchaser. The lasl day of lhe [rvlng sale was remarkable for the testimony of the regard In which the actor was hold The sale was conflnod to pictures and work mil bis icjit Brlaht's Disease—Insidious! deceptive! relentless! has foiled hundreds "f trials liy medical BClenco to stein the tide "f lis ravages* and ti"t until i*"iitti American Kidnoy Cure proved beyond a ttoubl ii* power lo mm back tli" tide, imi* thero a itli'tnii of anything nut <lr»i>nli- fur llie victl f Hits dread form ol kid- nry dlsinsi A branch of the Canadian Dank of Commcrco Is to bo opened In Strath* conn. This will make seventeen branch otHces of that bank le Alberta- pontine Is tho most suitable treat- Mrs. R. D. Turner, Broadview, ment obtainable for Children, Saik., writes:— "Wo have seven ohll- It li pleaBant lo the tasto, and ohll- dron und have usod Dr. Chase's By» drim like to take it. up of Uuieed and Turpentine for er- It is composed nf simple lngredl- ery one of them with good results, ents of proven value in tho curs of We get four bottles st a time and throat and lung troubles. find It s good remedy to lueak up > It Is positively free from anything cold on the lungs." of an Injurious nature, and can bo When you make up your mind te> used with perfect sufoty with the safeguard your children by keeping smallest child, so long us directions Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and are followed. Turpentine In the hojjre, do not allow It Is wonderfully successful In the your dealer to persuade you Into t*k> prevention nml cure of croup. Ing something nu which he has a It promptly relieves even tho most larger profit, severe chesl colds uud brings about in the hour of emergency, when a thorough cure. croup or cold selie your child, the You ore not experimenting when cheap substitutes will fall you, but you use Dr. Chase's Syrup nf I.lnseod Dr. Chase's Byrup of Linseed and The never-falling medicine, Hollo* way i Corn Cure removes nil kinds of corns, warts, etc, even tho most snd Turpentine, for It Is'the standby Turpentine never disappoints, !6ots. difficult to remove cannot withstand In thousands of homos, where time a bottle, at all dealers, this wonderful remedy. Tho Saskatchewan Fat Stock Show will bo held In Reglna In May, STOP IT ! BEECHAM'S ., ., .. , , Every drink of liquor taken, forces I No person should go from homo tl„ ,„.,,., b d (h natura, bM w ho. t a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's „ „„„ m,,e, „|d „„ „r,r Dysentery Cordial In their possession, trouble|, Ne exhaustion Is one us change of water cooking, climate, o( ,ll9 allmen„ b ht on b 1 frequently brings on summer „ oderate llr|nk, £ at onc, ,h Tho First Thing PILLS ""*'" etc. complaint, and there is nothing like being ready with n sure remedy at band, which oftontlmcB saves great suffering nnd ottenttmoB valuable lives. This cordial has gained for Itself a widespread reputation for affording prompt relief from all summer complaints. W. T. It. Preston expects that the Immigration rpturns for the present year will exceed 1905. At nny rate thoro will bo no cessation of tho vigorous Immigration campaign which Is now being conducted In Britain use of liquor. It lt Inconveniences you to do this lt is proof positive that you have the disease of Inebrt- nly and need medical help. Thes seek for the best aid. The Keeley Cure haB restored half a million people back to health, prosperity and happiness- Write today for evidence and wo will prove our claims. Address In confidence, THE KEELEY INSTITUTE 133 Osborne St., Winnipeg. double Ihe period prevailing In Can- A" >'nl1 no011 ls " "ninll yard, eggs drawings by such artists as Sir i.i adn, nml their artisans and craftsmen !""' ni° mn('lilne. nro nearly all apprenticed for seven ' ' years. Donee, whon a mnn has beon through this long period of training ho should be a competent workman, nnd when they remove to Canada, a firm in are advertising Chatham, Ont, who an Incubator nnd brnndor and who offer to send It prepaid and wait for the money till after 1f)0n harvest. iw- p 1100 Almii-Tiiili'iiia. Sir I'hilip llunie- lones, Sir Joshua Reynolds, John S. Bars mt, Whistler and others, The attendance Included many well-known persons of the dramatic art nnd fash' loneble world, The bidding was lively vl-" "...I" ■,'!■!„ a Ideals aro nV^S* ,n^""'ln'!-',"n"-■ 1 ,. ...... a post card with rougher and readier, and where 'here ,-„„,- name nnd address to tho Manson a undoubtedly too great a tendency ramphell Co.. Dopt. . Chatham, to take short ruts" to reacb results, thev will doubtless send full purlieu- their influence Is Inevitably towards Inrs of Ihelr offer. a more settled and stable business Cot Into the poultry raising bunl- policy, nne which looks tn Iho fiAiro ness as soon as you can If ynu want quite as much as tn the present; nnd 1° make money—and keep looking will not sacrifice permanence to torn- oul for other good things nil tho time, pnrary present advantage. Canadian prlntoi-dom certainly derives benefit I from the admixture Inlo lis ranks nf Lin a I TU A nn r*C A IITV a liberal leavening or the Brttllh UtAL I H AND BEAUTY trade Ideals, and In Western Canada, where ihere is an appreciable per-' oentaga of British printers, their Come from the Rich, Red Blood made coming has resulted In ninny lmpor-1 tant Improvement!! In iho general' quality nf the work produced. which prevailed throughout the sale wero maintained, when $50,000 was re allied. Altogether the Irving sals brought between 57J.OOO and $100,000 by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Beauty Is more thnn skin deep—It A type nf the well-trained rtrltlsrt l;' ''lnni' l'|,°l'- Thoro Is no real beau- printer now In the ranks of Western '>'• no good health without rich, red journalism Is found In Robert Vasey. blood, livery graceful curve, every PralrTnSiln!?' TV'0 We,,ern,8P"l"« <" U» ">•"■ ewy «* Mash, 11,11110. pulillslted at Cvpross fiver' . , , , ,, , r, In all the mechanics of ho husnes E™5 ,','"," tl± ""] ','",",'1' nr' M1: Mr V-ise,- li-.,, 1,,,,, „ .. . , ' ', liains l'ink I'llls nro the gron est thor.u,,•,,,,,'V,''"S,T:'',,r1'' blood builder nnd beauty maker In ffii.i.f.Mi.fcln.TV^h8bMt ttfl w'"'1'1' Every dose actually en, ', ,,',r "'° "w mak6« "». Puro. rlcli blood, ny country, n. ,, - nnrth-countrymnn making new blood Dr. Williams' Pink b3 birth, having hoon l„„-„ -,| Darling. l'|l|s sharpen the appetite, soothe tho ton, tho great Iron nnd shipbuilding worried nerves, regulate the heallh. town in Durham, in February, 1878, They banish paleness, clear the com- so that he Is now In his thirty-fourth Plexlon, bring rosy cheeks and spark- year. When ho was thirteen years of Hug eyes. They give plenty of strong Blr Walter's aln hand ago ho was apprenticed to fleorgc blood for all the delicate functions of Ihhotsnn, a well-known oonimerclal Womanhood, Miss Mary Jackson, printer Five voars Inter, In W7. ho' Normnndnle, Ont-, anys: "For unwept North In New-enstleon-Tyno, wards of three years I suffered from whore ho remained another five years nnllc'ml''1- ' Brew sn weak I could Shared Scott', Secret. Tin-re wore many queer characters In Ballantyne'a printing house in Edinburgh, and one of Ihom declared ihal he knew who "nu.. the Waver- loy Novels, "aim st ns soon is thc master," Mr. James Ballantyne "I had Just begun 11 new sheet ol 'Ouy Mannorlng,'" he would say, "om night awhile aflor twelve, and all tho compositors had lort, when in comes Mr. Ballantyne himself, with a letter in his hand and a lot 0' types. '"I am going 1.1 make a small alteration, Sandy,' said he 'Unlock the form, will you? I'll not keep you many minutes.' "Well, 1 did us 1 wan bidden, snd Mr Ballantyno looked at tho letter, and altered three lines un one pug", and one line on another, "That will tin now, Sandy. I think,' w.re his words, and "If he went, never thinking ll" had left i|„. letter lying on my bank I had barely time to get u glimpse a( lt when ho came buck, bul 1 kent the hand weel and thc Big- nature, and lt wis Walter Bcotl.' I hnd n groat king Inll.tnt (ballad) In writ" at ha that I was nae stranger In ll Si you see, genu, n, I kent the grand secret when lt was a secret"—London Chronicle. Beware of Ointments tor Catarrh That Contain Mercury, Wesley'* Mother, 5 SW'e'oSi* iye'San«e "85 , '''"'V'""1'"''"' ■'•■ md Charles Wos- whole system when entering 11 ilnougii ley. the loiimlers of Methodism, was ih„u.TCnev.r ffwSf m$ "n"!S" ?,<* " "* [ «•»"• *™«t« crip is from reputable physicians, n, "r her own or any oilier age, From V.-.i,rrB.,-;.,V,;:^i!.^d:!,Sv.:"^.,m'/;,™ ""f 5'°r ""■ prlnclPlM °<««*» linn.* Catarrh Cure, manufactured by llni1 practical piety were Instilled by •'■ ■'■ '''"'"■>' * Co.. Ti i", 11.. contains her in th,, minds of ber children. She ■ mercury, and Is taken Internally, aot- 'iin'ily upon the blood find mucoui in! s uf the system, In buying Hull', 'iitatili Cure be sine you gel tbe genu- rn. 11 Is taken Internally and made In I'oledn, Ohio, by !•'. J. Cheney & Co .'. siiiiiiiuiiiis free. S..I1I by Druggists. Price TDc. per hot* Ice Hulls Family Tills fur constlpa- iiui. daily took ilieiii int., u prlvato room and prayed with each, and so imbued their minds with tbo spirit of religion thai the Methodist movement was really horn in her home. From ndvancc sheets of the official Catholic directory published In Milwaukee, It Is found that tho total Catholic population of tho United Stales Is 11,051,944, an Increase of 1811,151 ovor the previous year. The Minard's Liniment Cures Diptherla Nells nnil SniihiK, When a buyer declared Unit he "paid iiiiai number of Catholic priests in- cash right on the nail and thereby nail- eluding seculars mm regulars, is 14, 484, an Ineronso nf (127. Thero nre In Iho I'nllod States ono papal delegate, ono cardinal, fourteen nrch* bishops, ninety bishops, and twenty- one abbots. Carry your present 1 1 firmly, cor- \ Benefactor to All—The soldier roelly nnd cheerfully, nnd some one oil a great bargain." what kind of a nail did be refer loV What Is meant by a doornail ami tbo expression, "Heud as a doornail)" with Messrs. Manson, Swan and Mer- sr''lrf,o|V wil'k about the house. I had gnn. nno nf the host printing estnb- nn <,nlnr '" my fa(>0' my "|,s mi Ilstimonts In tho north countrv His p,m wcro l,lon(ll<,sfl' ' Buffered from nexl move was In London tn the fl™, lll'"l,,"'1"'s nn'1 dl-'-lnoss.anil roll nwny of Alexander ft Shepherd' nne nf 1" '" "«l|btimUI I weighed only ill highest printers nf lhe nsmt-l*. , . n,,lin'ls. N" treatment gnvo mo tho polls Tl mm nbllle '„- I''"' '™8t ,">nC"t "nl11 ■ ^n 1"" ,ls« "' woeklv „ nor. It Z l \l\ nr' WlltaUMf l'ink Pills. Inside nf nnminrs ;„,i Ii. ,, cnm" ■ 1"":i,n'" Vim better, and thoy floon \Wv rnmnin , ^M""'- Mr. restored my health, and while using vasey remained wilh 11,0 firm live them 1 gained fourteen pounds in and ft-linir vents, being oi,c,ige,| |n weight. I rnn Strongly reennimend .onornl newspaper work In all |t, Dr. Williams' l'ink I'llls lo nil palo 'ranches He removed from l.nndnn and feeble girls." back tn Dnrllngtnn. whore, for nun- There nro thousands of pale unaom- Iher five years—Mr. Vnsov's business '.° K|rls "nd women throughout Cuna- llfo Deems to run in five-year cveles- ho was In charge of tlm tlnnk Depart da who should fnllnw Iho oxnmplo of Miss JncliBon nnd give Dr. Williams' mont nf Dresser S- Sons This bronchi Plnk ?"'■ ' f"lr ,rl''''' nrtKht Wl rosy cheeks nnd perfect health would soon follow. When ynu buy tho pills see Hint the full nnnio, "Dr. Williams' Pink I'llls for Pale Pooplo Is printed on llio wrapper around each him un to Mav, 1009, in that month ho, wilh 1.1s wife and llltlo dniirhlnr came in Canada. For n year h» wnrk- oil with Melnlvre Urns., |n Wlnnlnn-. In order In ndltlsl III onvlrnomnnt when'hT 1'.° ',l"*rnPn; im' SM *» mc,,fclno •*>" •* tho management Of Ihn -- I"a,LnA 5? cents a box or six boxes Hard on Her Conscience. The giving of a "character" lo do mesile servants Is one of the severest tests of tho employer's character An Irish master, being called upon t" write a testimonial for a groom Whom he was discharging fur drunkenness, gave him 11 gomi character, but omitted to mention one trait. 'I'll., groom returned the letter, objecting lhat It did nol sny he was sober, The ma.*trr added "• "incilnies sober," and the mnn wis c nteiii The w "iiiitii who had lo re- commend ihe Inefficient cook she imd kept for seven y..,rs only bees hi was afraid to give her notice went ons hotter, site had covered three pages wlih undeserved commendations; she had placed It In nn envelops ninl ad- di- ' ed it, and her oon telence prioked her badly, Then slie had a happy Idea, and broils open lhe seal, adding to her loiter, as a postscript, "God forglvi me!' Il satisfied her conscience, but history does nul relate If 11 satisfied the oilier woman N v. Tribune the sailor, llio fisherman, the minor, the farmer, Ilm mechanic, and nil who live lives of tnll nnd spend their existence In the dull routine of tedious tasks and who • re nxnosod in Injuries and ailments lhat. those who toll not tin nnt know, will find In Dr. Thomas' Eelectrlc Oil an excellent friend and benefactor In every llmo of need. An exchange says: "It might bo Interesting to know tho slie nf Saskatchewan, it Is ^2S miles from oast tn woBt and li!!2 miles from north tn south. Alheila Is about 328 miles from south to north and 30fi miles from cast to west. Manitoba Is J91 miles from onat to west nnd 280 from floiilh to north." will 1'in 1 ni'iiy nolo ul tlic proper time Uin* re i'iiuiii in a larger one. Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper K. el I'l. II-1.ir, Jack-I suppose llicre Is nothing that pleases a woman more lhan Hie devoted attention uf the man of her choice? BCM-Gxcept, perhaps, tho devoted attention of the mnn of sumo other girl's I'holce,—Exchange, l-.-ii-.. I., v.,, ,,„,. .,., . •-Vofttorn for $2.1,0 by writing tho Dr. Williams' irainejn April >0| which ho nccont- Medicino Co., Brockvlllo, Ont. ed. and has been a resident nf Cy. proos piver ever «lnee, | The Western Pralrl" Is on" of tl,o well-known local papers In Manitoba' I It has horne Ibe Impress of more tl-nri' nno nilnd nf much morn than aver-im llbllltv In iho davs whet, Mr Wnl- nolo Murdoch wns Its editor the ,1a-1 turtii l'teion- coici annenrlns H in from week tn week were enn|ed Inlo nio.ost pvorv neper "* H10 West. , Mr. Vasev's tlinrnueli know-1 ledtro nf H'o moehnnlenl department nf tho ntlhllshlnt luislnoss oiisoros cleannnss nf (vnocrranhv nnd si-iHHe nrr.'in«omo.,t nf dlsn'nv nits. which Is nn Imnortnni nsnect ofnewsnsnorpiih- lli'.'i'l"n ftis acrnnnnev "' the wilt, nrlnl ehnlr has alsn di mnnslrnl dHs ronl Bonornl grasp of public nm """" I his i""" inu nf 'i -'" 1 nnso fnr news T'nrli r his dlmoH-in the W,"'|,',.„ Prairie promises |n ful|v ninintiiin iis past reputation, nnd to KIDNEY J Farthing,. As we have pointed out In these rol- umns, the farthing is almost peculiar I* London, while the omnibus condue*. tor, has the strongest objeotton i" the coin. The explanation of thai objection Is simple. For the omnibus conductor Is expected t" pay In his day's tnkings with as fi w copper! as p islble, Tht re- Are ou his lasl Journey hi much silver as he can in SXcl the coppers at ni- favorite pub 1 a public li thing, lias lu, 11 <• for Ihl coin At has tin- omnibus 0 inductor. London Chronicle. The Cheapening of Book,. '".' t II lo) — what will you lake in, fir ihi farthing oh ingt 1 pn copyright novel' li i ■ "■'" of the VI 'V 111 1 Ufa, Sunlight Soup Is better than other snaps, lint Is best when used In the Stiiillclii wuv llnv Sunllghl Snap ml follow directions. Spencer Bros, ranchers nt Milk Illvor, Alia., have been nssossod In.fiflO for smuggling cattle I'seful nt all Times—In winter or In summer Parmolee's Vcgetnblc Pills will cope with nnd overcome nny Irregularities of tho digestive organs which change nf dint, ehnngc or residence, nr variation of temper aturo mny bring nbout. Thoy should always ho kept nt hand, and once llmlr beneficial action becomes known no ono will ho without them. There Is nothing nauseating In their struc 'ore, and Ihn most dollcato can use them confidently. That man who bid $!)7,000 for a seat on tho New York Stock Ki- change must want to sit down pretty badly. Consumption Cured Never lose heart if you have consumption, Others who have been left to ilie by the doctors, have liven saved by PSYCHINE, and it will save you, too. Consumption is a power- ful disease, hut PsYCHlNB is a more powerful remedy. It practically puts new life into the system, increases nutrition, purifies blood. RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS. Their Complete Home Curs. Post Free lo Headers ol This Paper for Limited Period Only. A handsome Illustrated treatise, giving inn de crlptlon nf Rheumatism n I P .'I I, ,'. i'l. In ll .1 llnlis fnr 1 complete hniii" i'n". describing the mosl successful troaimcni In the world, rocommondod bv the Ministry ui ' :i']"i.'"i by ii' ii' il 11 "ii. This highly Instructive 1 k was written ' t- w, II, Vi no, a gentleman who has ■■ ,"i" a spi of thoso dlsoi as Tl lo ol I'lilvei ol ' ■ • ■' i- And ; .' 1 . tdiln i im Venn Drug 1 ompany, :i King Sircut, Wtist Tuiouto. tones up the nerves, kills germs and repairs ex- hausted tissues. Don't waste time and don't lose hope until you have tried E (PRONOUNCED SI-MEN) Snld t>v all drsiffarists Ihrouihoul I 1' >i el ,.' I " SSMPLS AND TRI-.TISI * III « Ai't'ssaa, "Sumplss Dtspatrtnsnn* L" Dr. T. A. 8LOOUM, Llmltod l.aliiirst.iiUa an! OflaSHi ITS Kin, llrstt Wosl, . TORONTO Morning The hiphszard use ol a remedy will never discover its efficacy. Try Beecham's Pills morning and night, snd note the improvement in your health. Int Thing BEECHAM'S At PILLS Sold Everywhere.. In boxes 28 cents. EARN CASH In Your Leisure Time If you could start at once in a busi- neii whtch v..miM add a ^ood round lum to your praient earnings—without investing a dollar—wouldn't you do it? Well, wo are willing to start you in a profitable business and we don't aak you to put up any kind of A dollar, Our proposition is thin: We will ship you tlie Chatbam Incubator and Brooder, freight prepaid, and You Pay No Cash Until After 1906 Harvest. Poultry raising pays. People who tell you that tlirn: is no money in railing chicks may have tried to make money in thobuiineu by using setting bens as hatchers, and they might as well have tried to locate a gold mine in tbe cabbage patcbi The business of a ben is—lo lay ejjj;s. Ai a hftU'ticr and brooder she ib outclassed. That's '.be business of the Chatham Incubator and Hrooder, and they do it perfectly and SUCCellfuUjfi The poultry business, properly conducted, pays far better than any other business for tbe amount of time and money invested. Thousands of poultry-raisers—men and women all over Canada and the United States have proved to their satisfaction that it is profitable to raise chicks with tbo CHATHAM INCUBATOR AND BROODER. "Yotirs li tho flrnt Incubator I hart wo4. unit 1 wl-th to Htale I hio M chick• uut nf !>2 ragt. Thin wu tuy flritlot; trulyalsMrtfreenl. \\t\c_ ] am "fll pleased with inr Incubator and m ■■ in: T1101. McSiCuiiroK, Chilli wack, RC." "toy tint hatch came off. I rot 1T0 !'.■ p ■■'..■ '-• from I'c-i'i, .;• who can tuat that for the tlrtt trial, and *" 'in,! lu tbo sprlnv. I am wot) pliaiM with !'■ ■'■■» 1 nml If I could »" t vet anothor monor ■ mild not buy It rrntn tno. K*nry rannsr shouldaaTIa Ko.l *"halliniii Inei* b'slnj.-F, Wi HiMiit, iMinnfillo, "The Inrut-n' r 1 ''i furnlihod mo worki •loefillnglv Wfll. It In oaatlf operated, and * -r noods ahout JO almtt<si atti-Qtlon ITITJ <Jay. R cQurrit, Mooik Jaw, iua." TheChatham Incubatorand Broodar ii honestly constructed, There li nt humbug about it. K very inch of material lo thoroughly tested, the machine Is built on ri^ht principles, the inoulatlea is perfect, thermometer reliable, and the workmanship the best, Tbe 1 1 - "in in Incubator and Brooder Is simple as well as scientific in coa* etruQtion—a woman or nil can operate tht marhinn in thoir leisure momenta. You pay ui no cash until after 190* harvest. Send us your name and address on a post card to-day, VXo can supplr Ton quick It from our (.Vrlbutlnfi wnrehnuses at ( a'aarf. iirta- doa Hffflna, WJnntpi'ir, Now \\fl«tmlnitt». Il(..>fr,!,t'«nl. \\*'A>M,< |,n't .m. A-ldrtoi all . ■■: 1 i-i;i .iiiln * « to ' hathfiin, SU "■ Hanson Campbell Co., lwuJ Dot,386, < .IAT1IAM, CANADA factories at 1 mniiM, OXTtitod 1-ithuit. Let us quote you prtcti on a (2ood 1 'ii.Hilntf Mill or liood Farm ^cute. W NU No 56Q rill* I'lXl-KKSS NORTH VANCOUVER REALESTAfE Wi* hnvo the bi'sl list of business an I residential p t o pe r ties, cheap acreage and ail kinds of houses foi sale and nnt. Sei us In fori buying. The Bank B>ock, North Vancouver. 111 III. Job Printing at Tim IAm i . W'cdii' sd iv afternoon, when lb, .. , cleared, '.' as id, al spring weatl er. Oi i'i not t' 11 v; :; -r they've coniin' ' ' da) in Vain ouver, II Iton Kc tli 'i Vancouver, lid I'n I.. i '. iii mi \Y. II, Mi ,1 ' \ ictoria, ' . i . * isit mi day. |. A. M ol I i ■ .-"I tea. I'rii ■ .|'u i' p ; c pounds (oi \Y. Tl ■ [ Denver, v v i ii i lonli' ': '"'' ' '" ' Yachts and Launches Wednesday with avi. nl all kinds. Il"'' Iti expected '.'' rn an matin troup Irom Van* ouvi i will hold Tug, Life and Row Uoats, -he hoards at the i Ship Joinery, Spars , „ I'he address ol Kichar I i In nt, and Scows .. ... . ol llalil ix, .N. S., ;s wanti 'l li) In - li ,; ' : Kdward i n.i.:,. Kii hard (iiniii is said in have 1" en a n i. D. S. Martin Designer and Builder "f Pa.isfuetiini Guaranteed. Quotatlona given on application. Gasoline launches ,i Specialty. Lots for Sale di in ol 13, C. im -'•'.' .i '.» ars. i Piers | ets up the Grand 1 li mn pn :.. imni . I... lilth play-sheet is very popular with the patrons of the theati i and is ttronizi .1 by udverti 11 i, '! Iii 1 i ■ ' I vai A' llu n M - ,. id nioM dii ii bj im lies, AY ... lhat i l! ing, u Irii nd ol nine h II ini" i io bi and h I '".I away." Thi ast oi "1 i ncn knew n man v ho lell into i whiskey vat, be died in good Pete! .ii on, "i tin Hotel North Vancouvi . is al tin 11 irris in I loi (oi i' few lays. Ill is pi led i" rat in n i iinoirow, James I'al'u" I . ii il "ii tli" ss. St. I" orgi. has gone nu a buli 1i; rip, ivu 1 linn,.. li lore returning in a lorlnighl In :'. . i.i,, in \ ietoi i.i. Si 'ii . i, i and iii" "* nd citii s. U Aie : of L) in ' die; v, 11 -tan an expii i hi . . it* ly, Any om linvin* - dii in this li:.' i in li ,im .M'ii W. I'. II" g, ni tin I'. ,' made. Tin sday evening, al Mo 11 •.■ills- thn prize I ■ look place: A [5-round c 'in '. In '...' - I Suiiniiei i and Will Mun ' : .' I, result, ■! in favor ol' Summers. Mi Callum (its) and Sp , 125) K stilted in a draw. inl s 'ii 120) ■. 1, 1 iaile) 115) was iraw. bid IP ll .iv il Lots nl Ni w ' '"'"Is to Pick fl \M Ufl IS 1 from. It will pay you lo buy I now I'm; '. I the I" Wi ' ■ ha 1 11 ore > I New (i Is to an itmui , \ I ■•■ . 'i \ ' A , iu. ! ,ip 1 I '1 . I "','. II pi f". p. lishop Si Co.! 11pp. People's Theatre , AM'1' STREET ACREAGE within mi ' ORIGINAL TOWNSITE OF NORTH 1 'A SC<ll A'Ell 1 0 1 w oCARCL / /ini-i '"en instructed to sell a ft id pit Cl S Of - and H acres at trici 1 which will insure yaad profits ' • snbdivid- ing. Thcs : art nil wi bin hlh St, S. GINTZBUR The North Vniici itiver Specialist lid Cordova Stroe . ^as K lu« -J*0 STE MANUFA ■ . 1 !-, The drivei foi the P. Burn Inui in! pi n on \v' dm sda mi ■ 1 :, ,: il nival I of I ■ lern .it \ " I-, in,! package nl smisagi j nn at, ' i waited for the tbiel al tin- wli.i:' uati. who il;i' « tin meal 111 k in the cart, 'I lie drivel the hat pilli tei which he gave I Ircm MO to 1150 p.r lot, 2 Acre Block on Corner n, .'i llazlitt is m busy mating llie nun mil ol .. iti iin in i in i,,i tin h irk. Engineers . ■ I work '. i " : . ■ • "-*** ' ~ lu tin nnv Olil i'i il|ison, 50,60, 66 x 132 FT. block, now being eaited on Lons No time will o rr-ceed ,,!,. IU, i v. :. ;. ' ,:.,.. "I tl, ii ■ v..i\ on First str, 11. Purclint* —-______._—__,_______ P"l''it Miller, nf fronting Lonsdale Ave., Edinburgh, Sco ,m.l, lias com- $700 tdslla meiicvd construction on a now . h use, located "ii Seventh street . . I m i»* v v w i . n. .*. i ii. j,imes w , t r |u, (.l|ni]v Queens & Lonsdale I ,lave tmwnA froin huMk ,„ „,. . Sarr,nvs ,0 lhe pri)| _— . . — *" p . . and l.i.i Ait I' MRS. H. A. SHAW A sin :. win r '. wil : . . i ■ PIONEER DRY UOoDS [ut „ The 11. ('.. Meal Mai Same prices, and in somt cases conk.m))|ali , , :;; :, cheaper than ciiy, -, |„ ,,„.,;„ nl kVay in n- 1 I renins comer. It is reporti . i tl i I h ive alrea . ■ n : . > ... : i Dr. A, j. Kicber, 'l Montn al, i niitall e -ite. i a leel ire . Mrs. \Y. II. Wallers and Iur|j1 ttitl1 s,S-flon H. A. SHAW Real [stale and Insurance You will find it great!) , advantage to sn' me hi iu anv di al. LONSDALC AVE. —FOR— (luilLHl ol Mrs. Iross, On Tuesday night |son"! "'l!lc "W"1 '""'• ' N VANCSUV6R " ' iln lame nui..ber' '; s.'~ 'Alt' ' ' I" li ll nn: i i in : . . Imi, in IN MATH YAM.H Ull Houses to Rent v- ' ■ : I .' I I : 1 callonW.P.Hcvki ' ':; l nm laKiHs ;\ mr th ii B3T Sec Nt Before .iiiting, _^______— St. Andrew'* Church .'" Sixth St., North Va iivi-i Tuesday, 6tb ln»t., X BOX SOCIAL AND CONCERTAtG '.VI ADMISSION I li Boxes (oi ■ ' ; ' ■ pli ,i ant evening prouii u I. All are welcome. : 'i i ■ i i tap ' I'.A.nk OF HMThll .NnliTii A.MM.'H A CAPITAL, ti.m ' i KI Sl ia i; Head A in" in C;ii ' I II SilKKMAN, i ii ii'inl Managi i | 1. Pi in* lies in llrilish I ill, (in Iledli •.. Kaslo, I' ■• .. :. i. I rail b lira i mivi i. ^ ii lori i, ami Da Savings Department I ii' • ■• illlirp, Cur. Lonsildle Ave. nml Isplanndc, North Vnncoiiver, B <. M ice ' .'i i. I p rs, vi in il llu ['] : villi ll ■ . of tl I ' ■ I . ' ' ell Winn I A \ ': I r | ■ i i ', er sli ■ pi , . .: i i ■ r i I lor a tl |uestioi ■la llll I, "il i.ilni.il i i il llli ' motives '-Iniiii. ii illipn ' ' R ill -it (Ion ,r Villi*''!' ' I ' I II \j.\i Ja. ) .ILWHS nnd I Mill I Ms, aj.iiisei, -ni lossel- Kenuidoled KII'slltN.!'. 01 ITS BHWCllt-S 00M wiiii iffl-mci **" ii iPAita. IIIOIIISI PRICI I UU I'll' nun.'Hi V'.UMhlll 112 Hastings St. W.,Vancouvcr,B*C. i' a. nu* us Mall orders solicit,d i nlpi mpl ■■ "Hood im POO RDRUGS and gin s-work iii ]" n im" «:ii knock the ;ood out »i till ll sl ii." tor's pn ii i i" "iis. My ah ■"ini' 1* .1' i ni iti dispensing wiili pure what gives tl • urin . piality n your doc- toi licin 1 cl im, .i v;: i isi 1) follow every detail ol youi : ,n M11S !VI. O. t\11 v.- I.J aJ 4 V '.. :ll wesierD purdfionit v. ecu- '.ii.-A. (iiililin .. Plumbing and llnsmllh- Hay,Collie ondChlckcn "!,■,. igcnls. feed I umber ami all kinds of Bulldlnj llntcrlol, Contractor* und Valuators. Wi ...... aii Immense aniounl of i ird* oort'.on hand. Place >„<>■- orders *sllb ns (.ii ihi *■ iuiir. Life Saving. 452 Mastlnqs Street West, Vancouver, h. C. The inadeipiacj ol tli" present ^^^^_ . Just Arrived Hated I r Val . th .' ni tlii ly ii •■ . ,,i 1 i\i taken ' I ■, li i | I safel) ted fi p iini to 1 I ■ ■e,ell in ri ;." Is lo thi . "I [" i ells, t not loi ation, ii lo thai id .i'. ■ ,'ould n i ii in ibis 'i ! ,, .ii. , ; i I. "ii.. port, wl ii ii ii . ■ ol tin . tl , the) ai I, ..i I u. is ol II" ' ■ ' . II A\ LdiA Storl -: • : all and Winter Goods ' .;• .•....■., id .- oat.. :y d s a co. imcocBver North Vancouver, S. C. The Only Seaside Resort at Vancouver ■ llucciicd Inlt I. ' i ■ ■ nminutcsuwaij /' cntboditu it nee with lie, ry in i u f/n' v"J .■ r dag, ■ ! in coil .'•'/'nn ft i bull dii ; gcntli mi a. IN riUlLDIfJO BE SURE aNd HAVE tHe PLace Wired so as to be ready to connect o ' oiJfi Wire Next spring ML "I * tv * HMM HMM I5.C.. Electrh Railway Co. Ltd. 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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1906-02-02 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Express_1906_02_02 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | d8412314-3b46-4428-9d2a-82df21dd83b9 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0309613 |
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