# '2 W :>.U W,* «Ci'/ \K'I'.1A*3>^ xprpHH VOLUME II. NORTH VANCOUVKR, B. C„ FRIDAY, MARCH SO, I!H)ii. NUMBER G. A Promising Future. More Houses Wanted. The volume "I travel across the j From all accounts there seems inlet to the progressive precincts ol "> be a cdearth of good houses in North Vancouver has increase! very perceptibly during the preseni week nl vernal sunshine, Resi dential sites in all parts "I tin townsite seem to be in active th maud, judging irom lhe variom pints visited by intending house- aoekers, These visitors may bi taken merely as the advance guard ol the thousands, who, during tin next few months, will make theii first acquaintance of Nortli Van couver. The more the merrier. Ninth Vancouvei' extends a heart) welcome to everyone, who want* an ideal place to live in. Up to its present state of growth, North Vancouver may be considered almost exclusively a residential resort, although it lias alive business community. The people who haw settled here have been attracted by its scenic ami beautilul surroundings. It is only recently that North Vancouver has appealed to tin speculator as a profitable held ol operation, lt is recognized le conservative people that this side of Burrard iulet is destined lo play a very important part as an industrial and commercial centre. With a railway across the Second Narrows, North Vancouver will immediately enter upon its can ; as a shipping and manufacturing port, It is inevitable that the deep water frontage of North Van. couver will ultimately be crowded with craft iiniii all parts of the world. North V mcotiver offers ex- The Boys Brigade. Municipal Council, .'i ciptional advantages for the hand ling of the wheat Irom the prairie provinces. A]I things are no a ;o;nplislii;d m a day, but it ^ no l' ,i;n,i:i tire.1.11 'ei look forward to ,\ ,r 'i V.i icout '. inking its prop r place as * ne ni the leadin ; si a- |,irt* ol British C ilumbia. With such a bright future, present values on this side of the inh t are a mere trifle to what they will be wh 'ii railway communication be- CO iu sail assured fact. There is every reason to expert that the Vancouver, Westminster *v Yukon Railway will soon take active steps to extend its rails to its northern goal. Such an extension will be fruitful of great results. It will provide transportation to a new and rich territory—a territory offering a splendid promise of wealth and industrial activity in its agricultural and mineral potentialities. The Pemberton meadows, with its thousands of acres of rich alluvial soil, is fitted to yield a bountiful harvest ol grain. fruit ami dairy products. There are other valleys eminently Builabl, for agriculture, and, especially, (or stock-raising. In respect to the mineral possibilities, it is nol reasonable to consider that the Britannia contains all the ore to be lound in that part ol the country. Developing work will be stimulated on many promising prospects, which will be brought to the shipping point, North Vancouver is, therefon . the outlet of a rich agricultural and mining territory and will enter on iis heritage of commercial prominence with the inauguration of transportation facilities. Adequate railway connection cannot long be delayed. The field is too promising a one not to enter into the calculations of railway magnates. Under the circumstances, those who have enst in I their lot with North Vancouver, I have every reason to face the \ North Vancouver, which can he rented at reasonable rates. Thnt are a few vacant sharks, but all the desirable houses, for which an excessive rental is not asked, are all occupied. Constant enquiries are being made for houses which can lie rented, and landowners, desirous of putting their property ni an income-producing basis, should find a profitable vent for tlieir surplus capital by the erection of dwellings constructed on modem lines. With the street railway in operation, a large territory will be made accessible to people looking for homes. Van. couver is crowding up at such a rate, and inside residential property across the inlet is relatively so high, that suburban property is rapidly coining into greater demand, With a faster and better equipped ferry, Ninth Vancouver will be nearer to the central portions of Vancouver than many points in Fairview, Mount Pleasant, or Kitsilano. lrres-j pective of distance and rapidity of| communication, though, North I Vancouver offers attractions as a esidential resort which easily surpass other competing places. North Vancouver possesses both nountain and sea view*, it is protected by its encircling mountains iiniii the cold and bleak winds ol the north, it rests on a sunny slope, and it has a clear atmo- ip i.-re which administi rs a' Ion c with every '*reath, In brief, there •[•',.,. no place like North \ atn Oliver , , , , The municipal council held an Thefirst muster of the boys for ad.un)ec| mee(i n|1 Hmd drill was held m the school room , - ht Re(jve Keal ided .,„;, last night. Some uncertainty as Councillo„ -,,,„,,,;,, M;lv alui to time nni place of meeting and Cornish pruMnt the wet night interfered somewhat K. Marshall wrote asking (or the with the attendance, but there was ivi, o| ,,„,,. ,.,.,,, '"' wero avenue, from First street to th ;;,,"," " , , avenue, irnin nisi street to tin- ivith'd into two squads and pti K lilH.„,„ Request granted. .rough recruit drill by bcrgetnl (- A L(.u ul(i|i. enclo8ing ., •I."'r "»«• P'1™"* st ,"","' ,,h;; deed from Mr*. Barwick to th, S\}m, l he next muster for drill „,„„;„„ c,wk inslnlll,,i ,„ will be in the same place on lues- i^ int0 tl,e matter, day evening next at 8 o clock. A by-law cited as "The Queens Hie following are lhe names ol b 'Avenue By.,aw , ,'■' waa '10s^)vh°e!,r0llrl;i7,S,anu5!uC' finally passed. ' Dowell, Walter G.Elder, Walter [/a^ordance u.ith ,he ,„,v ll. Gibson, Fred, Nyman, lames schoo* act a rego|ution was passed A. Gibson, Raymond Walter, setting the , of Apri, ,„,Nl as Fred, LaPenotiere, bydney John Bom|naliou day tor five 8Chool Gray, Alve. Walker, Frank \,1- trustees for the whole district, and, Hams. Benjamin Kay, Alfred F. incaseofa -, being „,,,.s.,„Vi Shaw, Robert B. Smith, Benjamin „ ,„, taken ()|| A ;, M|. phili Cottell, Key A. Sargeant Glen A. WM ippo|ntefj returning officer, McMillan ami Kaile McLaren, T||(, m.m(,r Q, (|k, trgmliRC „„.„. A brigade association is being ing the corner at Bewicke avemle organized to consis: boys en- |lm| llu. ,<eith ^ w|l(.r,. ., 56. loot road merges inlo 150 feet, 11 rolled as members and other friends who mav subscriber^ „ ed -*0 m_ down (|ll. annually Si as honary Members. | centre of £. road The members and honary members will appoint a board to take control of allot the affairs nf tin brigade and appoint the new ssary officers. Debating Society. future with expectations of th best of times coming at an early the "compromise" stern, biii drite. credit to the builders A debating society has been organized among the pupils of the' senior division of the North Vancouver school, electing their teacher, Mr. Templer, as president, and Miss Minnie Fogg as secretary, Considerable zi ai was shown ai the organization "I ilns juvi me- debating club, and it is hoped thai the amount ol interest exhibited at the beginning will continue, and that it will prove p ifitn ■ 1 us wi 11 as entertaining. I fust air, ate ol the s 11 iety was held Fridi: afteru 1, .'..',"1 inst., ilie * ibjei t being; "K iolv, tl lhat grammar is 1111101 i vain 1 lhan arithui in." The lea ! is ol ill Mr. Jorjensen waited on the council and explained certain grades, when the council decided to recommend that the tramline inn up Mahon avenue lo the Keith road iiinn First street. The Board ol works was instructed to place the grade of Mahon avenue be- tween Fourth and Fifth streets to correspond with the tram road, Hotel North Vancouver. a ,1: native and n ■■. live u ■ M * ui this planet when it is a qu isiion 1* of beautilul scenery, health and glowing possibilities of a city, . ami .;..!"' aim 11-; won ii at ti hstant date is I mn . , .. -a ;.;,, to have a population 1 1 1 1,01 0, ' Mm el Tugicr, the 1 ■■ ■ . In 11 When North Vancouver starts iti iorti Mi Riii*\ Lilian proper gait in the com, 1 foi ;' ":;" |lJ •V'1 '« Hem , . , . , ... 1 lie Mini' ct ivns well con population aud commercial status among the cities of this pi ivince The following are the guest, registered at the hotel this week: C, hi. Durston, Vancouver. W. A. Roche, J. Sini . John Wiii.ieinere, " |. Axel, 11. A. llinks, Win. Service, " F, S. Russell, t has I', tel -' ,. " ;! jie'nl, |iineaii, Ala 1. 11. A. \ ond 1 '.. '* iin er, |. Alex lit 11.'It. ; hiilirowii.il f li 1 ; ; [I in, 0 1.,. : uie ; 1. " ' " ■- :' ,' Vancouver the S>ar of Empir , ision was rendered 111 fav'or of th, ' . iflirmative, Tin nexj debati Kamloops, Vernon and all the lake place on Friday ^next, Jhe ubbkatbi other up-country towns will have Nelson, Rossland, Revelstoke, to hustle to keep us from taking the lead in the race. Church Notices, st. Andrew's pri sni 11 ai inchuri it, SIXTH STREET. Services as usual on Sunday, morning at n a. 111. and evening u 7131 p, in. The subject in the morning will be "The Passion Week;" in-the evening the theme will be "The Permanent Element in Life." Sunday school at 2:30 p, m. S n ice at Moodyville school- house on Sunday evening at 7:30 p. in. On Wednesday evening, Mr Munholland and a patty from Vancouver will take charge ol the Christian Endeavor meeting, al 8 o'cloi k. Good singing an i gi od speaking will be provided. A large attendance is requested. I'he main theme will be "Teniperani e." Pastor: Rev, J. D, Gillam, M.A, ST, John's i HUR, 11, a 11UNT.lt nl SEVENTH AM> IIIIRTEI NTH STREE'13, Fifth Sunday in Lent (April isl 1, IIOI.V COMMUNION at 8 a. III. Morning and evening prayer at 11 ami 7:3" every Sunday. Paston Rev, K. S. Marsden. A new launch is about com pleted at the boathouse ol Dan Martin for J. Hewitt, of Vancouver. The boat is twenty feet cipalhall, sl s p long and five-foot beam, and will In propelled by a four-horsepower 'asuline engine. Ii is built alter i in Yts'c'i'.nit's nuxiiiutu subject being: "Resolved That tiiocsaxii ci.ua. iv, learn more by travelling than \vcstwanl the Star ol Einplroa took In wi ■'In by ri iding." Supp irting the course, affirmative are Mis- Lizzie Leek Until It reached Vancouver's friendly and Master Walter EWer, and the ^J^Vr. ol mighty e Ire, negative by Mastei bi hu J Gray |1U, L| anal Thomas Mills. Pouring tli" wealth oi nations al Its feet, derrick at Cat,'*' wharf is Al"1 no* Vancouver feels tha kingly The not for high-diving, but pile-driving, M. A. Russell, grocer. First Street east, rep nts trade good, lie has now a free deliv, ry rig. Found. A fountain pen. Owner can have same hy proving property nul paying for this advertisement. Win. McWhinnie, ol Portage la 1'rairie. who arrive 1 from the east last Week, pun has. tl 1 lol On Third strttt east Irom II. Hood, ol Vain ouvi 1 The many friends of F, W, Ti mpli 1 will I"' pii ■' d to 1 1 that his I tihei has aim ■*• recover, d from liia'roo m illn, *s sml 1. able to he around h A*.-ui|.ir.■*' starsliines o'er the harbor fair Inspiring ri.a- liopos iur tasks of greater good— Commerce of nations, tu 11,,-ir niillimi food, Heritage dor Imth omplres' star be- queatlieil, C nni * '-■'■ni V'ai uvor City, 1 n- * - i-', rivers, lakes and harbor grand Ami untold wealth in ocean, mine and lai.'l. Iho lir-i iamt rlpplo "I a mivlity Ii'l'' I letting I aw.ir-l thy friend!) I Vancouver, 1 . the (air itnrol empire hrighl M a Iruin ilu- naii",.* are c ng m might, Hu! * .a,tli and Vaili Vancouver, t**in 1., e 11 in* ol ihe «tar "f empires' liurlmr Ilia dawn'i brigl 1 1 idlanr, aaie„,|iira- I' The nu-. ling a., tin' Nortl \ , uivei Aquatic Club wa ■ In Id the municipal hall on Tuesdai To balllo, and 1 nun 11 i ni Pri sident Diploi k wa thu chair, and \ ■ ■■ Philip icti So bore's to siiccons lor the | u*ori as secretary pro tent, in tin ibsi-nci Sow noi nglurn rcaier V ver, ofSecreiai Egan, . . I,r""",r;1;,™" '" l"""lr"'1 "'""';""' arrived hilar. Owing lo evi rn thei attractions there wai 1 n ) small attendanci. Another mei 1 ine, will be held ihi* t Vi ning, when all are invited to attend. I;. \ ,W, I- Dunham will lecture iu.ai II ■ , • yi-ir nlnolenn hundred ami nn. IV. J, lintix. Nurlli Vancouver, March 2a, I ll has been Sllggi *leal that a on Monday, April :. before tin publii iting be held at an early Horticultural Association and dale (or the purpose ol d Farmers' Inslitttte, in the mnn ways and means i" remo' in. lie will ileal .A'ups 1 1 ilm ti I tun . an 1 Ion lhe end ol tin yeai Oui 1 with the .. poultry yard iiieihods, ,vith model citizens all realize thai the propel . illustration!.. \ besl kinds way to build a city is lirst to make the style of a number that have of fowls and the cliiniilii conditions it attractive and pleasing to lhe been turned out hen lal ly, will 101 tryfortl 1 1 fill raising eye so thai visitors may be im- is a ol same will be referred to, All pressed with the placi and locate welcome, here, LOCALS. Best cigars ami cigarettes al Hiit Campbell's. He loyal to your town and patronize home industry. Tin re is a good demand for hotisi s at well advanced rents. S. Gintzburger reports doing a brisk business in real estate. J. ('. Williams, ol Lonsdali avenue, led for Montreal yester day morning, Madame Kickum-Burke and Mrs. Kickum have returned after spending the winter in California. We are informed that there is a real live editor in Canada who don't use the scissors. He uses a knife. |. A, Hick, ol Portland, son ill I*. (',. Dick, the local real estate man, is visiting his parents foi a few days. F. Marnier, of Victoria, was in town on Thursday. He purchased four lots on the Keilh road before returning. Another freighter, loaded with hay and feed, arrived on Thursday nn the r.iai'kuiau-Kcr Milling Company. Messrs. Fred Boyd and lack Cliisholm, of Steveston, speni a lew hippy hours in town ou Thursday last. I'ln- immigration movement for 1906 has started. Reach the new arrivals by an announcement in i in Express, The work 011 lirst street is proceeding as rapidly as p issible A! .mi .'.1 men are at work, besides horses .tn i carts, Constable Dick sold by auction at the pound y, it, rday morning a cow Im $31. I ■ '■ poundkeeper's 1 harges am ite I a .'7.75. The matt, r of hold an Arboi lay in Noi sh V 11 hi ■ oft* n . |i ■ it, 1 un't tin '-■ ■ : : .' in ll ■ Wind is alright in a 1 ill on, imi a d, n't 1 ut much 1. in 1 t wn, i lie "loi;. green" talks and is mon 1 on vincing. Hi.i**t v & Quinn, lhe loi I 1 n tractors, hav. si cun I n I tract in South Vancouver, Th, contra, t is the making ol 0111 am a hall mill s ol road, We are superbly sound asleep a* il W, le. I'll llie 1 ".1*1 10 0 1 r, natural opportunities, Th, m, 1 with plenty of ideas have n, money; ami the men with lots ol cash have, too olten, no id, 1 J. A. McMillan has ad led s large consignnu nt ol 11 ickcr* ware to his already w, II gro, en Btore, Pric, * hen an .1 .. nable as across 11 ■ A a ouple ol gi ■ from New Weal ei I ih, othei 1 1 Van, onvci hav, bcei looking foi a site here 1 bn " ■ ry. I hi \ ivanl wat, rpow, r. On Wi In, iday and 1 hursday, Abel Erii kscn, n St, Paul con tiai tor, f. Iiniii nl the in . 111 ll"t. sound, hu the p ir| 1 ■ ■ ling. An exchang, 1 Ih il 1 l, 1 in 1 in illation Then tin rumor, ■ ■ il liced any "I late In i.e 1 wi vi been too bu duni A ' ' ' 1. Ill, 1 11 a nl Am nni i allll . I IIIIJirisiH I a bull, ,,11 th, fen I In -. w, i' ;■ ■ by Mi. Kei nu, ol 1! ■ Culta Dairy, al llu ah al \ i* A1 luii: ii 1. and ■ an 1 Irom Onl 'I he route "I ill' 11, w |, lephm company line is as (oll iv .... ward "ii < apilanu roa' lo A • mad. llli 11,' east on A I 1 1 • I'Ail" . 1.' ine . tin e ■ li I b ' I 11 a ' ei Fifth '-tn ■ 1 Mahon avenm . th, nc, ih , Malum av, ■ 111 i" 1 hnd ircei thence east on third street to Chesterfield avenue, thence south on Chesterfield avenue to the Esplanade, thence east on the Esplanade to corner of Lonsdale avenue, thence north on Lonsdale avenue to Fifteenth street, thence east on Fifteenth street to Wulff- shon avenue. The jioles are placed un the east and south si.les ol lhe street. Get a phonograph from Bin Campbell, lhe local barber. J. Savage, representing the International Brokerage Company, ol Vancouver, paid The Express a \isit this week. Constable Dick took a drunk and incapable in charge on Sunday. On Monday Reeve Kealy assessed 11111 jsj anil $3 costs. "Some wininiin," said a rural philosopher, "will let down a loldin' bed an' then look to see if llu res a man under it." Messrs. W. j. Irwin and A. S. Hillings have gone into partner- ship as real eslate brokers. Their ollice is at the corner of Lonsdale avenue and Filth street. Harry Hudson, the popular clerk and purser ol the ferry company, has joined the Union SS. Company in a similiar capacity, lie takes with him the best wishes "I a host of friends and acquaintances. At the Hotel North Vancouver hints last Saturday Messrs. A. F. Beasley, R. 11. Bryce and G. B. Williams indulged in some first- class clay pigeon shooting, the latter gentleman scoring 34 out of a possible 3.S. A nice fawn may be seen in the gardens of the Hotel North Vancouver. Mr. Larson has named him "Hobby" in honor of Robt. II. Bryce, of the Cassiar, who- brought him down on the boat Irom the norih. M. S. McDowell, the popular druggist, reports a good business in se da this ..,„ing. Our citizens should remember that besides ■ A, ihey can purchase as pure ind fnsh drugs at cheaper prices nan at Vancouver. The committee, representing the rural ratepayers, having in hand re-arrangment of municipal affairs, held a nn cling lasl Monday night which was well attended. Con- iiderable progress was made in iin work, Another meeting will lie held in xi monday evening. lives & Durston. the real estate irokers, report business good. I hiring the week transfers were n.i. 1>- as [ollows: One on Second •i" 1. hit lJ, block 160; one on In Esplanade, lot 55. block 167; hi ai i' age, lot 20, sub-division, 1022, W, J. Trtlhall, of the City Printing Works, Vancouver, paid im Express a visit on Wednesday Mi. Trythall has owned a :nitth ol the town for a number ol years, and has always 11. a Bangnine ol the ultimata .in a is* and importance of tho north slum oi Burrard inlet, Messrs, l. H. Cuthbertson and I Ma Elm .. two prominent miness nn n ol Vancouver, called ei 1 in l.-ii 1 - Wednesday after- 1 1 hcj w. it returning Irom 1 fishing expedition up Lynn la a I, I !.< I I. the',' (1,11111, Up! ous b] thaii ah*' n, s, as he int, i;i nl theil cieel well I In A rth V IDl "nver Shingle 1 om pany, Capilano canyon, mil by Im- on Saturday 11. :i.' n had all retired iln i ih. .hu , work, A lillle jiast i , Iai ■ was all ablaze, ,* ai Iii ii v ' ould be done, and the in ti totally destroyed, villi ,i |l IS ill alter fl.OOO. Nl, , aiiaiii' The|lllillwill here-built mm 'ban Ij I In [, rrios go some on Durrani li i i apt. Gosse, ol the St. ii "iu'. will ii intoriugatcd the iii'i tlaj pulled oul his pencil 1 • red thai in a little less ■ ■ and ., hall lis has I, ■■ ',', i)8o mih >, and made ,," i' idings 1 In chiel engi- II II..i'l ami assistant engineer h Williams responded to his hells i i jo times (apt. Mooney's ■ i oul stands llu same. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, H. C. WINNERS OF PRIZES In the Great Diary Contest in which $200 in Gold was Awarded for the Best Record of Events kept during i9o5 in Dr. Chase's Almanac. A Similar Contest for 1906 is Now Oiling un Freaks of Rich Cranks. hi Vienna thero i* living to-day IC0111H K . .1 ivenlth.v niil'l'iiiiiii nl I'aillA orij-in, tthal Occupies il sumptuously |iiiiii.*li,a| llul in ill" ni" 1 fiisliionnlik' purl "i iii" 'i't. When lie mint* Iii* servants lie Miiumiiioiis. them liy iiii'.tl" calls, iiuieh to llie 1111- iioj'iiuce ol his neigliliom Mis lav, 1 ite pastime is lo hire 1111 omnibus, nnd, lire I hi." un ordimii-y driver to drive his eiimli i-ehii'h ivherever nristo- '. utic ei| lipugi'S ni" musl iiiuneroii*. II,. spends ;i fart 11 no "fit ti nr on the a.'-:'i" 1 lollies, ycl In vi'l . uny lint Hi" suits discarded by :,],|,";ll- in the ballroom „., , 1 , , , ili'i'ki'il hi'iitl i" 1" I in ' ii ■ 1 liousancis ol persoi .■ pui ■ 1 record ol ,. . . ., u,,, ,,,,.|,h,„, ,., „ uinek ; ■ Allliai I W'itll interest tlie ' and ti". and "I"'" I"' dnies id ■ ,, .... , ., • I nni- ;ii one m ill" mosl exclusive ol ' ":! 1 in Llie 1 Lition. J hough this n ;mmu, ,,. i,,,.,,,. i,j„ IIIL,ai n-iil ■ ■ ' ' ■: ■ ■.■.;- many peo- « ■ , ■■■ '■'■■'■■ ""'•"■■ mul. ■■■|,; i!i ' Uominion sent in tlieir al- ;, " |! "'"' lltllll , ' , ted, I bill .1 -'"nl lime since ther li there r an; cloi the popularity of the ir. Cl 's Al can certainly uo laUireol tlie entries iu : ik they must provi to pi ms keep- ■ Tins is .1 copy of the '.1 by the committee of per 1 .1 ' judges :— Toronto, Fob. 10, 1000. 1 1 it- Co., Toronto ear Sirs w. • ■ irefully examined the Dr, 1 . ■ the Diary Contest for 1905, und nc ite 1 ive mi'Ql'dod thu r.rizes a* lullotvs:— Mi li- iirj Hurl ■ ll klin, Out, S, con i Mrs. Jain, 11, 1 0, Mi icl e P.E.I. . . Mn 11 ert lb . ,V ichestoi 0 t. I ■ - M t : ■■■. ■.. nm. : ■ - *li I . : 'il, liyto, Lvons, Ont, 55 in I, Mr. Willord Van Wort, liumpstead, N.11. . - . Ur. Robert Huberts 11, Nortli Georgetown, Que. Eighth, if ". ' U, Mi batchy, Windsor, N S. N nl ■ I, Mrs lal li J ti 0 H irro ..' S lolhnoiith, Man. While ll I Bolectu ilu* | iinor. has been riithor difficult, re hav, ivon-l 1 ho kept 1 [ileto and most useful record of ■ ■ .. I - 1 ,' MAI K.\. I I'lie Globo 1 iA- 1 v md Empire, I Al M I i'M' l.| *l I'bo World. if Dr. Cl ic has 1 11 placod in every homo lists in tho West my ivo hav, imblo to reach, I " V1ii.mii ic ttill In put I . 1 ! ' 1 ill 1 send tl eir name and i; ' t ■ ind nientioii tin* paper. It ul it I itest iur lUUti. THE EXPRESS 11. c. , ' !' '■ It'll T .'i'lll ' ' I '"I'll 1 s*s .11,,,.,.. ■ ■■• ' I , . . ry ! 1 ' ' A New Anaesthetic. , ■ [ii Inniin, 1111 1 11 phnil ui iln been lill n| ieiiins 11- aud has ■ co'ini ', .■'... 1 . . ; , clher taki ile to his lienrt um CSIIIUC I "ll ' if 1 nine I'liimi".'. i* He, i"i , . r-t ia , i-iieli nniiiteil and libera , . 1 , : 1] 1111 Am ivns noted Ini 1 mi • ' ceoliti ii il . Ah h„ ij vi ,11 - If had never 1" 111 nil . in- would prom I*. il he liml that >., . j ij walked i" ei rliiin villa 1 - in the imi 11':.'' I"' iicl V, om i-rr lu* niadi up' In* mind lo i-Uil 11 uistinil til!.' - or town h" in t nte ol I c disl 0 i en i il "'I i""1 "".-' carefully men red 1 kiiiu truck in Is, When !'■■ wished to cull dislriel lie would not a.iily il" n liy proxy, bill wn ild conduct n ci in.'i-iaiiaiii for hours A sending ,, -1 mini lo and Iin with ,l'i,'-linn* mul hush A uell known Itnlian Count who died recently at un nilvaneed age, hnd (nl ' . . years .I. ileal the tvi'iitllcr b> "ii ni camphor, wh'u h |a ml .111 ellieienl ibstil '■ [or el.aili. - Si ii*r nnd winter alike he would sleep witliiiul ii partieh ul .... 1 , ml with the windows nl nis it, 11 i' nl" open, nnd would n-ulli lor hour* in hi* gnl'ticu on n bit- ia ilt cohl day in 'I'" '-iini"1'!' musl people devote lu nighl Weill'. \. - a n ... Ion, ihere lived near I! 1 itleman nlitise eci: n- ■ mil iti ■ I'lliiet'liillt iai thc -'. iltl 11 Ii day hi' itoulil appi'iir in th 11 .nit colored ■ ' :, ... hroidi-red Mill iini*,' nnd with ii '""li" cloth around l-l 'il 111 lhe ■ In prnviilii crnivd nf spectu aloud to llu llicr oHiglii ■ ,,i" Imu,-. li ... . templi'. in : , oti sqiiu idol , I ,, ,; C'VI There Is nl Cape Un-tim n gi-ul ... 0 1 I I'mli'i- the ilill ills nml en ■ The Heart of London. "Aud 11 uill appear ns 11 strange nnd awful fact that iu the rest ol the countries wo in consider in these papers the iiillueiicc ol civilization has become *o ivoulc 1 lull in the centres of greal mu lorn cities, surrounded by wealth and s impl 1- display, millions 1,1 in,.11 mul women arc daily und visibly relapsin" Mo barhiirism, After a long 'I' -""ie from ' lie race most tal ."'I iii>" it, and I-'.i-i' 'I ol, and after all iii" aids in ihe mosl advanced life, i!i" Iruil Ihereol 1- the type ol 11 dri'iiditil a rem ure, tl, lurmeil iu body mul mind, cursed with inherited diva .1-". helpli ■* .hi i hopeless, bringing into the itorlil nthi'i' ci'i'nl ■ lion I'tchod tlm ,: ... iii iiitiaiii with the sinister imiiiiii nl In* liaggiiiil !..'■". ll will [lour ll ■ tin i"" I 11 ul ' nt liiini I'lnglantl is im 111 ii 0 rapidly :, 'cm 1 1 thai mi ni 1 nnu 011 are Inriued to consider liim and hot* to miti ati iln is ul liiiii, und yel 1 1 ises, .,11 I vol iill ; ' exci Ih nl pi' and ■ Im, help ni uers and n i" i' li irdeiis 111*1 -1 bin. nor dii ii i-1! 11 1 11,hi take Irom ii," natiomd life I 1 J ol hi* I "in-", li will appear, I trust, Hint ■ ii natural and perfect product a.; 1 he 'iin becked and iiisatial li ceil, ni ill" system nl class and custi Ihai , ns I'ln Iall i ■ problem as il forms ours, nml thai those systen.- having •1 11 ■• ■ '1" 1 'li farther and existed much longer m Kuglaiid than in the I ni .■ 1 Slates, It 1* possible lor us to sto| iv and consider vrlietlu 1' we really wish i" erecl Stepneys and 1 !h 1 keuwells in nur on 11 cities,'1 Good DlgeBllon Should Wnll on Ap- pa Iltl To luili' Ill, Btomneli well Is In ii.it" Mi" nervous; Bystem well. Very tlellcnte nre the tllgestlvo organs, In saline sn sensitive thnl ntmosphi He changes nlteel them. When ihey become tllsiirriuigeil nn hetti 1 regulittor is procurable limn Pnrmeleo'a Vegetable l'ills. They ttill nss,sl the illges lion si, Uml the hearty enter will suf- ler im Inconvenience anil 11 II the beneBts from hi food, One of tin' Ki'eni ntlrnetlons on the midway 111 ih" Mnrsi 111, 1 shlhitlon will .-■ ii troupe of if lancers brouglil by the King .a; 1 Rheumatism will Succumb tn South American Rheumatic Cure because It ,. > • iiiiin to the sent ol lhe 1..-.tii.if and i. moves 1I1. came M my 10 ■ 1 "i "urss ti : 'tiirllt- only, to return nrnln with doubled viol- ii so with ihi. en ni remedy, ilea from the system ilia inst vestige "f Hi" iii*.;,-,,- mnl 11* cmea are ■ :,!.—74 i ... by I ■ I improve! 1 . ■ irl in BABY'S SMILE. 11 i . '■ : ■ • \ ' ■ ' ' ... ' ■ ,..,.,,„.; ink. ■ Mi lloss, I ■ Vou 1 i . I I 11 , I " ■ I ■ : . 'll,' Stilt. ' M Ve.irs of VUe Cat.irrh.-Hias. O. U'l'inii. Minn., a anfferer Ann ■ i'i t"t over .0 ' I i is ■1 '.ie and my condition truly ■iiinui.'s after ns- nu- |)i t i Catarrhal I' awder t ■ ittle. ' '. si. ntln if. "ui' '1 me." 60o.—71 ' Sunlight Wash oucloth- »nJ linoleum* with warm water and S__ . __ Sunlight Soap, rinse clean and wipe ■ J /V U dry. The colors will be p'escrved ^^ t * • and the surface unharmed. Common soaps f.ide the colon and injure the surface. Sunlight Soap cleans, freshens and preserves ihl and linoleums. Sunlight Soap washes clothes while without injury to lhe most delicate fabrics, or to the hands, for ii •""maim nothm} that can injure litl er I ''nes or hands Sunlight Soap is belter than other soaps, bul n best when used in (he Sunlight way (follow direciions). Equally %x>d wilh hard uvcr DRonuiis ii'iurii. *.-»-,i. llrlilsh penplo ilrlnk '" x •• nl ■...■ii iii... .lei thirty tains RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS. Their Complete Home Cure. Poit Free lo Readers of Tlsia Paper for Limited Period Only. I A handiime llluatrated nciitisei, I di crlpi "ii -I it' - ,i iiisin ind i ralyala, m'li Instruction! fnr i homi ■ ,■" describing the ice, :.i eainn m in the world, recommended by ihe Ministry ind on loi l a i odd il mee Thli highly ite-n ICllVO ' . written I.f W il Venn, a gentleman win, has mad, i si"'lu study "f then I. 'i i." profnee is hj * ri ■ Iti.,.- 'if Iho I'nlveralty nf Wurttlinrg Sotnl Iinatul in dny nml ymi will i" . thi laiinli free by return.—Address, The Venn Drug Company, L'i King :-treot, West Toronto, Truly Rural, The 17 year-old da ighfei I i certain Wnll Sl rod mini recently visit- nl fnr tin Iiii" i.iini ill null i pnsl yenr i by lur fall' i Tl • nl ilm !','• i. lail in I" i/," i utile thai im tin special and .i*l. ed iiniii' . I'lntive to tin ■■''! line evei dusk, . nm ..I Hii' IitiiiIiiiim I..ii.i In lhe . ■ there i ami' ' ho lo, motil n- it a,i ., cow, nn In thai nld for Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper. ii .... ,■ i',,". . ... «<0w hi * In The Turkish Soul. i rii . "ii "' the Turk* in Central A*in mel" led llu ' .nh. ia* nl*., ih" -iieri- i ..I ..s.'ii under ih" slmili* "I Im;'.' .... Iv ..'."i'i.. ' . ,', A-in Milan I e: t'ouslantiiiople i i belli ill ret'ti'i." I'liei ■• a . li'. ,! ■. '"all call •■ ll'i-l'llii-t*. Nesti Miiluinnnediins, tn1 , ts and the neci their pulili * I .. i.a lheii \ ile, tin 'Ii'l .all ill.' lil.i" itlll. Illlt 11 ' ' ■ ' I ll'Ull'llill less -'"I t I, nml Willi good i dispel il" ii -■ nip, II a", rls ii sn mi llu' iiir pii rltiiilon il must sin rn- cold, und 't. nlunlly eradl, from ih" - '. , o you An Hisloric Spot. Til,- in. "t llr, ■"'■ '. I: -I,,, la,,in,, ol " I tieii I ilie Hilda 'A.i-ia ■ . ■ . ■ • ..I I." dish Hi* i ii |'"' vtlael" I'm lil lih'al Jilt.', 1,1- a-eil|..' I I Iai i.i'"It- Held ol » ill"'l'n IL ■ lu ■ ' neli ..I Sl N.i. inu, which ".a ■ , ""I'll .' Ma. .1 ..' - t||| III- HI Ii'l ';" I."." Sl "'I. e went ■ ' ei.i' "ii. 11. lllllll I-A ...B.I i II, Tin lillle church an* -'ill ' ,.,,i'' lu thai ,a i.iii'l i.a i I foi .a' i tin' lii-iinii -Iiinn' The only nourishment that bread affords is that which the flour contains. Bread baking is merely putting flour in appetising form. Flour making is merely putting the nutritious part of wheat in shape for bread making. Good milling is the kind that takes from the wheat all that is nutritious, nothing else. Royal Household Flour is made from carefully selected Manitoba Hard spring wheat. Every pound is almost a pound of food; clean, white, pure and nutritious. It goes farther, does better baking and is more satisfactory in every way than any other flour. Your grocer knows he cannot keep store so well without Ogilvie's Royal Household. Ogiivie Flour Mills Co., Limited, MONTREAL. "Ogllvlo'j P.'.'I. ler it Cook," ri'nl.i'ns ijo ;t iv •■. I a v . ent recipes, some never before published Yuan ^i,xt:i ...in leilyeu litltv 10 tot it FREE, H Grand Prize Competition A fQUR-YEAR UNIVERSITY COURSt, A TRIP AROUND THC WORLD, OR $i,ooo IN COLO t hula ' Ih. '. .a THE BUSK MAN'S UAIiA/lM; i '.'•,■■■ •' ■ » in l for * THE PUSr MIN» MAWU • »WtM n ■ - , M U ■'!;■► I •■ .1 a , ni ***\ Ij/ -; ■ il • rw*l nj" B. «. VV'TK*. 1 a •-• LJ II hUn,. ■ THE MACLEAN PUBLISHING CO. LIMITED, MONTREAL, TORONTO, WINNIPEG, on LONDON, END. For 33 Years Shiloh'i Coniunpiion Cure, th« Lun Tonic, hu httn before lhe public, mi ihii, tii^-!' ■ with lhe \i i i'".i Ut -. Uve iludily increAied year by yt\, i* the bul proof oi the ment of Shiloh ii t cure (or Cought, Co-Mt, ind til diteiiei ol the lungi ind ur pMuge*. Thoie uho have u«rd Shiloh would nol lie without it. Thoie who hive nevet uted it»'. ■!< I know that every hottte u told wilh i j ntiLive guatinlee .hit, if it doem'l cute')'hi, the dealer will lalund what you ptld for it. Shiloh Has Cured WESTERN ASSURANCE CO. FIFTY-FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT. 31st December, 1905. A8SET8, LIADILITIBS. ' • ' Cnpltnl ji,."ain,0i"0 00 •' : ','ljll.t- Do t I nt 175.559.31 liiini,. Loan inti.i.ii,i pt*/Bbl« Jan. mil ""' :,ili. 1000 .' 43,007.50 1 ' UO.i O.oo R«urr« Fund i,7U'!o20,« Uunlc*1|ial Dondi ud li.'li.nAr.'s L.12R.949.33 lliillrn.iil BODdl I' I Aisli mi Hand nnd nn Deposit : Bills Roeelnbli 211,100.00 Dm- Irom Other Com- IMU',-; iRt-auunncei) iro.iio.jh I .•" ,' l"i" ah.I A'-niud 21,780.95 nnil-,' Furniture, ,\iup«, Plana, etc 3l.U5.47 A-.nA liiilmii-i'i and Sundrj Arcuunta 515,711 CO S3.4C1.077.2S 13,101,077.21 Cipltr.l 11,500,000.00 Me-*i.- Fund 1,742,020.42 $3,242,020.42 l.curlly lo Policyholder. . . Lo.... paid from tha orrjjna.ilion of Ihl Compin/ to date $43,012,687.49 DIRECTORATE: Hon Deo k. Coi, Prtlldent! J. J Krnny. VlcePrcallent nnd Mia- aflna Mra'clur. Htm. S. O, Wood.H. N. Ilalrd, lioo. R. li. 1'nckbura, V,'. R. Uiock, Uoo. Mcllurrlch, J.K, Uabumo, E. H. Wuod. A TORONTO MAN TRIES Something New nnd Is Delighted, Teds Like i Boy, Mr. M.N.DafOO, 20 Colbornn St., Toronto, lays* "i have tx'on n tufforer from dys- DQpBlfl for years, I ii.i'.n boon treated by doclori ami have thnuMincli ol the m^tl nl.ttinnt-" nm ol Coughi, Coldi an J Lung tioul.ki. [jft it cute ynu. "Li« win.t-r I fduiKed (of iWw mwih mA | 'KaviiM I ■> ■» B' n| inlo COAHM M I ' ah ill torit of m*riKi".'i. IjI p.'.liiing um m,iif|-n<J um 1 w i : I • ■ Fnuf i ■ •■ ■■ ! - Pais v miff I hid i *»n bid tuld. K.'rv! i !• ti ii"*«. r." l.'.i Mnm M! iSf i V a i I > V. : nl-il W M ' al* M mtliiiin ! t iti (i-i ii • i .■ m its, I..-, i STEADY WORK. $1 to $tS per wook earned, Mph nni w"in»>n wnntsl in -»r>rk oir Hum. ]{'>«niif M»nii\RM lli»lr houM, mai ni h ■ "r. f-.r m t*i *<>ii the tn*t». Nt prs'n '"', * ' 'i * nv*'"«'»r<7. lisuni'tn* hm.lr*n, ■> Mi.t.at nun ('(IamaN Uo- n'Fiii M- tiiM, Oo . Ii>i<*nln, Cant)*. STOP IT laki'ii Iniiny medl- I'vry s), Ink ol l|.,ur>r Ulirn, fore., the rlni'S \fitll oi.lv h'n'l I"*""'' II'" iiiiiurnl laa.it. It ai.o ' I1 "liaiS'S l!"', .' lall'l llt'I tl',111,1.'.. N,.,,., temporan , ,. ,„, ,.„..„r ,i„. ,,tim. nt> bwulhi Since n*iiiK Hr. an it.- ti',i ,n"'t'ir,t.' drinking. Stop m Leonhnrdt'i Ami' ''' "■ :i ' VM,,,|i"", ." " 'jwnwpl- i,in i ,.,„ ...,i ,,,,. ""'" *"u '" ''" "ll" '• '« rrmif iia.sitlve 'ill 1 ('"' «l 'll11' il,,i t,.u have ilm tiuut ot In.brialy liiini! Hi" mm'' U l i ■ I in.ill''iil help. Than nn.\t ti't Mr. M. N. Dafoe when n bo . I im ''" l,"1,",1:1' The„^«,"i' c"r« hai i- ,.,,... ,,.,i,,,, |,nlh '',,""l hull ■", uillll'm t'""ll" ba-li *o > ' , lm," ",'" 'Hv and happlnee*. iv,n, atoiniu'ii .v.! bowole, Ml old I i i I for evidn ind w. win |„„v, i thnl In our elalmi, A.i'lia.s in eonfldenee, 91 , ul temper noi the keeley institute .nl. t im i,ii., . 133 Oiborna St., Winnipeg, Hr I. ' : lil'i- I'lll" ...I r — i a -■ ' I ."l I M H ,<l*s." iSHILOH 2V ttrla t.,.,«.i-> ,i .11 .I , „ lon-FyU Co, w N u r>- 1 K— Ul ., I,,;;», UnL CUl THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, IU' p" i <:: a'stances ot phenomenally rapid pro- 'nuiilims due to conspicuous talents, and one ol these is undoubtedly thai ot Mr. William Garland Foster, until inly the managing editor ot the Winnipeg Telegram, and now the editor uf Uio Portngo In Prairie News. | Mr, Foster hmi no hereditary pr dllectlons towards newspaper lite , work, His boyhood career differed nu whit from that of thousands of other young Canadians, He was burn mi ii iiii'Mi at Bell's corners, and In ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ IiI.h I'lirlt yours wont with otlirr *>■ »aoa»ia'Oi.e»oiioiioi.oiieiiiiiO'ie'iiiiei'oiitsia>H*vcountry hois of the district iii the rural schools, ot' Carleton county, and luii'i iii the Ottawa collegiate Institute, Though limb bis jiiireiits wore C'tinadlnu born, they came of North of Ireland Btocli, and from them Mr, Foster Inherited Iho business hard- ,*-,.,......................................................... WESTERN CANADIAN EDITORS A Serlei of Articles Descrlb- |na their Lives, their Alma. and their Influence. 50 VV. GARLAND FOSTEis*. THEY MADE THIS COUPLE HAPPY English Drummers. Travelling men in England have spooiiii d'lnlng rooms, special rates land special lots of things," Bald E.K. Simmons, of Manchester, England, W. GARLAND FOSTER, Editor Review, Portage la Prairie. Journalism is unique among all the professions for the rapidity with which reputations uro made, and sub stantial recognition bestowed on the brilliant, li is lhe profession In which natural aptitudes count for ns much, uml more, us training, lu law, or medicine, or divinity—or Indeed, nny other business or profession- years rn' application and Btudy are necessary to lit uny mnn for iis exercise. Ami, after un arts course ut a university, ami a three nr tour yours' additional course nl n medical col-'™ lone, a law school, or a theological i.a'iuiiiuiy. it often takes many other weary years of waiting before abiliiy is recognised, n reputation [Irmly established, and Un' material rewards accruing therefrom uio reached, I'm' ilu' many, ibis costly period of preparation Is tho precursor of a very moderate Income, Tho same ability devoted i" other directions would often prove u bettor financial Investment, ttiioc.'ss iii newspaper work, on iho other limul, depends more mi n native lii'iiileilness ami Blil'owdiioss, uml also ilu' qulclt resourcefulness uml saving sense nf humor characteristic nl the Ulster Irish. On leaving school Mr, Foster entered the lumber btiBlnei i in Otlawn, uml imt.'ii therein for Iwo yenrs, until 1800. iiiii lumbering wus imt his sphere, Iii thai year lie dccldi il in cotno wesl, and spenl mini Uecembor, 1807, nl Portugo la Prairie, the lown In which ho Is now managing editor, He then returned oust, nml receiving nn offer to join e slab" nl' ilia' Ottawa Free Press as reporter, be accepted it, uml at once found himself In un environment to Lis entire liking, Ho had orientated himself, ami found a vocation In which his natural aptitudes would reive room I'm' freest play ami expansion, After three yours' work on the Free Press, he again came west, this io accept a position on the Win- nipeg Telegram, and on this paper he made a brilliant record, filling in succession almost every position from lire mul police reporter up to that »f managing editor, Ho wus by turns financial reporter, dramatic critic, special feature writer, telegraph and city editor, editorial writer and edit- nr. Mr, Foster has a natural inclination fair politics, li has sometimes born said that ho is u Conservative by religion—nt uny rate his belief In lie principles nnd the policy of ihe Conservative puny Is ns firm and iloep-soati'il ns any belief can possibly be. When such devotion lo n cause or party is coupled, as in Mr, Foster's with untiring indttsirv nnd ouch more than average ability, li is mull surprise thai speedy recognl linn came from the heads of the par iy that profited by bis services. Of nil the journalists whose pens ami brains are supporting the presenl ocal governmi nt of Manitoba, It Is very r-uesllonublo If there is one wilh nob claims in party gratitude as Mr, i.sit'i- cun advance, wore he one of lim numerous class thai give service in direct proportion to benefits received, Bui Mr. Foster Is neither time, nor a plnco-server, and the DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS DOING GOOD WORK AROUND PORT ARTHUR. Mr. Dick Souvey and Wife Both Had Kidney Troubles, and llie When you English boiel in iin o Into the lobby ol' .... ynu may bo surprised great upon fire burning In • nd of ii." room, Greal comfort- ibla' chairs will be fo l aboui the obliy and j i I nol exclaim If you 'iv several salesmen smoking long _ Great [pipes ami reposing their stockinged Canadian Kidney Remedy Cured.feel upon large footstoolB. Empty Them. '""'s can be found In many portions Purl Arthur, Ont., March 12—(Spec- of the room. al—Thai Dodd's Kidney Pills cure tho "Tbo English lobby Is a parlor or (lilney Ills ni' men and women alike Bluing room, a place of comfort, and ins boon proved time and again In this In no Instance bears lhe stiff, vnrn- neighborhood, bul ll Is only occasion-lshed, erablnzoned appearance of " ' ey got a chance to do doublo your American hoBlolrles. Wli in the same house, This hnB |go to the dining room you NO ADULTERATION OR COLORING MATTER IMPURITIES OF ANY KIND IN wiu'lt _____________ happened In lhe ease of Mr, and Mrs Dick Souvey, n farmer ami bi* wife, living ni ""tan miles from liere, In ii Interview Mr. Sottvoy said: "My wlfo nml myself have used Dodd's Kidnoy Pills, nml have found ilit Iii^ lii'iii'lii in our health, Wo liml I.a Grippe two winters ami were exposi ii in much frosl and cold, Our Bleep ivns broken on nccounl of urinary troubles and pnln In tlie kidneys, We each look six bottles of Dodd's Kidney Pills and iiniv enjoy good health,1 Nos«* Drinking In norway, The Norwegian papers loll of a speedy nnd efficacious met hnd of becoming Intoxicated prevailing in tha slums of Cbrlstlanla. Tbo Orebladct describes bow it is done. The drunkard nils ibe palm ot bis hand with "aquavit" (strong corn brandy) ami sniffs it through his nose. A few applications .■ii you ^^^^^^^^^ may be surprised to hour the clerk nsk ii ynu aro a travelling num. if you are you nre ushered inlo a simply bul homely furnished room containing one long table. Tin- npartinenl Is more lil"' a prlvnte dining room, and everybody is everybody elso's friend. "The meal is especially served, lhe wallers show especial deference, and evi rythlng bears n loi r li fife, As I'lieli mnn loaves Iho table lie is Been in drop a hnlfponny in a little box, This is an unwritten law of the luml . ami ilm money thus collected noes io pay for schools and orphanages for the children of travi lllng salesmen who die without lonvlng Biifflclonl means for their support Several of these schools and orphanages ure maintained ihroughoui Bug- luml. "English travelling llfo easier lhan do llu ^^^^^_ siinilur occupation In America. Tbey CEYLON NATURAL OREBN TEA Put up in sealed lead packets to preserve its many excellent qualities. aad Packets Only, 40c. 50c, and 60c. per Ib. At all Grocera. Highest Award at St. Louis 1904. nlesmcn lake men following do 11.3 work, while the same quantity never think of entering a man's stor of liquor taken Into the stomach would Iwith a lighted cigar aptltudo and Insight than on training I acknowledged service to the party in -though, of course, training Is nee S? .' ■ ■beon tne reBUlt '" '"'' essary lo success In this, as In all other suit. Bsful activities. Qui no am iiniii of training can supersede apt! i iiale. N'owspaper Buccess depends on brains, ability ami brilliancy. These i given.the training is nol unnecessary,! much i-'aii.il I uivieilim,^^^^^^^^^^^ During bis stay In Winnipeg Mr. l-'aisii-r ivns one of tho moving Bplrlts of the Young Men's Consorvntlvi Club, in which Itisiliiiiinn he bus hi Id in succession alinosi every offlce In Its organizer of more than average aid! hardly bo felt, "Xose drinking" bus become n real vice with boiiic Individuals, Tbo effect of It Is terrible, because the whole nervous system Is paralyzed In n moment, nnd the drunkard remains almost unconscious for several minutes, Afterward a sleepy fatigue is felt, as nfter smoking opium, Nut nt, Arr.'sl, Itul n Itcncnc. "You were arrested for striking youi wife," "No, Judge," answered tho unwortb* specimen of manhood who was m: trlali "I had made a pas, nt her, aud she wns Just rcarltlu' tor Ibe stove lit! when tbe officers enmo and took t..- a charge. Tli* wasn't nn arrest *»• wus a rt'si'ii" " they would as soon forget to wear a collar or cool as in expeel to do business with oul having their Bhoes carefully polished. All hotels look lo ihls uml a "lioois" gets your shoes each night, marks them with ohnlk, polishes them mul returns them before you nre awake the nexl day."—Louisville Courier Journal, PURE RED BLOOD. WESTERN ASSURANCE REPORT. Annual Statement Shows Company to be Enjoying Prosperity. Tbe annual Btatemenl of the Western Assurance Company will bi fo mil in another pun of ibis Issue, uud will be seen lo bo ono thai does much crodll io Ihls progressive company. The year's transactions resulted In {80,3-10.12 being devoted to dividends, an I 1133,251.611 nddi 'I lo lhe reserve ninl. which now amounts lo (1,712,- 20.42. The liability for unearned premiums on unexpired rlska Is estimated ai 11,328,183.46. liy deducting this sum from the reserve II Is Been that there is u surplus our capltul uml ull liabilities a unting to llli'. 836,96. The lire premiums during the yeur amounted to $2,888,580.34, and In' marlue premiums to $706,704, The ire losses wero 11,547,900.20, and lhe marine losses $006,167.67. Tl x- cellenl llsi of assets which is published in the annual Btatemenl shows that almosl onolh'ird of them consist of municipal bonds and debentures, Gallant, That pea will never come to perfection," remarked u young woman walking through a garden with Sydnej Smith, "Then let me lead perfection to tht pea," Bald be gallantly offering her tits n nu. A mm.nit Labor. Labor lo keep alive in your tireasl that llllla' spark of celestial lire called conscience.- George Washington. If nt first you don't succeed, do P over, but don't overdo It-l'lilladelphll Itavrd. s Necessary to Health, Strength an,! Happiness. Pure, rich, red liloral is what Is needed by every woman, young or old, Thin, weak, watery blood Is lhe cause "f all the headaches, and backaches, and Bldeaches—all the weal ness ami weariness, all the dlzzlnes mi despondency, all the nervousness and tainting spells thai afflict girls ami women. The only thing ilinl can help you is Dr, Williams' l'ink Pills. These pills make new, rich, red blood, tImi gives new life and strength lo a very orgnn of the body, In ihis wny they make pale, A ble girls de- velop liim healthy, happy women, and ni Buffering, by thc judicious use *>i i,.,- the bi reason bring case and comfort, and regularity to women al ill ages of life. .Miss ,1. Dietrich, Bt, Minard's Llnliuonl Co., Limited. Gentlemen. — Theodore Dorals, a customer of mine, was completely cured of rheumatism niter live years oiincriiMiici-i!^:..,1.!* '"I"..1"''"'0.'!.11111'861'' t00' but unconscious. An tui common Benso is worth .... ........,,,. ,,,„ ,„,,„ , „ ,.- ,. to the young beginner us n ton of ,y' '"<„ muT "' e,nll!""8 , "" "IHiou ahalts" and "Thou shall nol ° "" "'"'," "J"'""'1 '" "",' "", Tacinn mmonsensewon'l ,i,.in.i.d, 1:,,1V','''' ! , i'i :':'i to help .-, divinity studeni to grind up &*£_*** """" '" ""' S"CI"SS "f ..V.l.'niund .... .. ...... D....,n«. * -. .l..n..l. *'"' I'l'SI'lll exercises, or n law student to absorb Jurlsprudeucc, or a medical Btudenl to puss in anatomy—thai musl bo i- a lileved by dogged "plugging" nnd hard work - bul In the world of ai» papers ii is the supremo equipment,! nml tho "cub" reporlcr mny have,| while tho chief lacks It. If tho "cub" i porti i Im tin ' tiuulllli . wlih a "noso for news", a goo l vocabulary, Borne touch of Imagination .and a Ing address and presence, ho bus n in -i rate equipment for starting Into journalism, and having only the i i ' ii ntlnl ni these, ii is ; Unit In good time all Ihese other things shall be addey unto blm. II a newcomer possess ibis natural ment, lhe newspaper beckons him. nml Ids promotion will be sun', lu a few «'■' ka or months he will bo lack- Hug Important assignments, bo bearing heavy n iponslbllltlea, the elflc- lenl discharge of which will only on- Biiro him harder work, bul Increased reward. Trained Intelligence Is the outstanding requlremeni of the newspaper mnn. ami the Intelligence given the training comes of Itself, Examples ol the rapidity with which ii youth with the neci inr* Amirs and qualifications will for--, to the fronl ot the newpapei profea-II slon win readily occur in everyone with nny knowledge ot or cxpor! nee therein, Cases have been known In which n young fellow, within live years of the time he set his fool on the lowest rung of the ladder, bns climbed dear lo ibe top. ami attained the high position mnl heavy responsibility of u mumming editorship on a big city paper. Such rapid advancement Is of course rare, and nre tier haps iiiii to be found lu Wostorn Canada, Hut, ili'iv nru nevertheless lu ll effect ill lb,' SIICC08I presenl provlnclnl governi iii.' iln"' Winnipeg conatltui ncles, Pi rsonnlly, Mr. Foster i* the incarnation of diffidence and modesty, i ■ bns noi f the arts of the di ai Bgogue. Quli I officii net uml offec- : aro the keynotes of his char- in u r. lie Is as populnr ns hi I ■ nn assuming, and has troops of friends, both vviiliom and within the circle m bis polltlcnl affiliations. On bi* leaving Winnipeg el the beginning of ilie presenl year, he received many tcsllmoululs ot reaped and i fellow-workers on lhe Ti lo- gram ami the various political iu.-ii Unions with which he wns connected His Inst fortnight In tho city wus n nightly repetition of complimentary anqucts nnd presentations. Tli.' beginning ol 1900 saw Mr. Fos- i r nssuine Iho editorship of tho lie- low, the "i li sl ei tnbllshi il Porl igi n Prairie nowspnper, and hi* return to the town In which he Ural located lu the wi'si. Tho Review is ono of i Ideal ie wspapera In Manitoba, though for the past few years It 1ms been known an lhe News. The transfer of Mr, Foster to tho paper mark a new era lu its history, ^^^^^^^ of lhe signs thai ibe whole Institution has undergone a ■oinpiaii' re-organlsatlon, li is the Intention of the new manngemenl to ooiiv. ri the Review, which is now seml-woekly, Into n daily, nnd as the machinery now on order i Installed, the change will be made \ ii.l With Mr. Foster In tin control of the Review, ns buslnos manager, Is Mr B, i- Burns, one ol the founders "f the Portage Is Prairie Graphic, Borne two and a half yoni*i ago Mr. iiniii* mnl his partner, Mr. J, McPhcrion, disposed of the Graph' >e. ami since thai time bus bi en en gaged In other pursuits, Porlngora will welcome blm bach to no* papi i doin, ami Manitoba lournallsra can* not but be benefitted by the return ia, us ranks of one d! a moil enp- able workers, aided by a confrere of such ability as his new associate editor. Together they will make a team thai sliould ensure tin' success nf their joint venture, nnd add anoth-| MINARD'S LINIMENT above facta enn be * writing to him, to tho Par or any ol bis nelghboi i, a. COTE, Merchant Que., 12th May, 'OS. rilled by ii prlesl St, Isadoro The new C. P. It. hotel at Victoria will be ni. ii"l In June. M Bp.cUII.tl on the <*.»*.-In tha nr- I iliti.'irt' run «af medical practice n cr'-tter number than mis have treated caaea of "i those chronic ut *■" !'*!.! and have failed cilre. but Dr. Von Sinn's I'lni'-ippl. I i .'ia in n boi nt 36 cents cut) j li.it .■ innil.' the cure, In These iiitl» proven their real merit.—72 "1 Will ^^^ 'P* being but onr Clements, Que., Is nne of the ninny thousands made well and happy turough Um u*e of Hr. Williams' Pink i'llls. She says.—"1 tried Bovernl medicines bul gol nothing to help m until 1 took Dr. Williams' Pink Pill abject lo palpitation of tht heart, n throbbing iu the hi ml. nm! dizziness nnd fainting spells, I had i: i nppi lite and was weak, pah' ami "il when I began the use nl Dr. William*' l'ink Pills. Sis boxi ■ have iiimle mo feel like an to altogether iliffi rem pi rson, nail iinvi lA Iven me in v In iltl I strength." uivlni* r.iioi in on« I Well, red blood Is the true ••ipi't-iniiit"" hm-,. health and strength, and ll is simply ' " |becauso Dr, Williams' Pink Pills make The Grand Trunk bridge across the ""''■ i''»" blood, thnl tin , cure Biich .Vellnml e.iual at Port Col ie I troubles as anaemia, loss of appetite omvleted ndlgestlon, neuralgia, rheumatism, ' . si. Vim.* dance, partial parol) Unard'a Liniment cures Diphtheria. I ">' troubles and the special ; lenls ithnl only women-folks know, Ilm Th,.,- e 170 n .-conformists in Vou nM»t got.the gent line with the tho Hi it,A Ptrih -. el t,l,", f.f«» « ^Vlll»„8 I'l,,,i f"« __-._. Tha in. WIIHnms Medicine Co D.w.r. ol Ointment, ror CaUrrh That .. . ,.. , . ,., ,,,, , Contain Mercury, BroCkMlle, Onl . and Hi" pills ttill li m mercury will surely daatroy tbc sansa \mn$ '■" '''"Is « h"x' '" •MN ll"x'''" ,,' smell ,,,,'i completely derange in. for $2 ttliaaia lystem When tnU'ilnn It ihrotisb the in,,, a-UH HUlfflC'.' Hua'h uriloi'. ol , , . i.,,,,,.,, „.,,,.,. should never be used except on men-1 Sixteen deer m one ich wen Iron* reputable phyalolana, in seen In tb" QuAppelle valley I.i*-' week. A PHI for Benorons Eaters.—There are many persons of healthy appetite mul poor digestion who. after a hearty meal, aro Btibjeci to much Buffering. The fond of which thoy hnvo partaken lies lilt" lead in their stomnchs, Head- uelie. depression, a Bmotherlng feeling follow, tine sn afflicted is until for business or work of any kind, In this condition Parmeloe's Vegetable l'ills tvili bring relief. They will tisslsl the assimilation of tlm aliment, nml used according to direction will restore healthy digestion, "Worn Out" People In the appointmenl nl n Gi aeral Agent at Winnipeg the Allan Stenm- ship Company bave nol withdrawn ihi'ir rickets from the agents of the I'uiiu'liuii Pacific railway between nn Arthur and Vancouver, and as eretofore, passengers can purchase tickets in or from Europe from An* agcnl of the Canadian Pnclffc railway in iii" North.Weal, or llriiisli Colum, bin, over the Allen line, or any oilier Allnntlc Steamship Company, Bishop Henry C, Potter of New York Is visiting Ameilcan churches In Europe. Don't neglect thc first symptoms. Oftcnlitncs the irrilnling cough, the insipid cold, the lisilesi and languid feeling, arc due to a weak state of the system. It is a ture sign cf Itrt-.-ikda'ttn. Nothing else will put yon right so quickly and affectively ns " I'svciiink." If you feel "worn out," il is tune for a tonic, a real tonic. There is only one re.illy ga.a.d tonic. It is "PsYcnim-." Keep a bottle bandy —never be without it. It tones up tbe system nr,d restores your old time vilality. Ask your druggist about it. GREATEST OF ALL TONICS tin damage they will do Is tenfold i" tn. K'jaaai you a'nn i.,i,«»iiiiy ilerlvo linui them. Hails Catarrh Cure, manufactured by K. J. Cheney n Co., t.alo.l... 0„ cmiaina no mercury, nn,i i. ink*n Internally, Hct- ini, dlreolfy u|a<an the blood nnil mucous lurfacea of the ayatem, In buying Hali'i Catarrh Cure ba sure yen get ,ha ga-nti- lie it l. taken mi, inull'.' anal uuial. in Toledo, Ohio, lay t. J. Cheney A Co, TlMllll'anl.ls (la a. IA I l>y Druggist., lib-. T5c. per boi- tl". Take Hulls Family rills lor constipation. lu order to secure a ilto for sn an- nox to 'in' I3tli llegimont Armor) in Drooklyn, two nut* "I brick rosidence. inui it li.i'l t" bo doatroyot! or rcinov- eal. Tlai'V ttele III llllllb tun i'ihhI 11 eon liim i tu make destruction ...A,- alii", an' il 'In i alternative tin- re- *uiti"l to. Kacli ion contained five lin'l-i*. hut ttas sllllta'il to ll lion lite without damage Mmall brick build- in -* hat" been moved before, ol eoiirao, bul to handle s bloi I. ol Due i .1 i.i .I undertaking Thi' Engl leering record, describing tl poration, lays thai ii tta* mi lul in one m*iinu'". and ox| t* thai it mil prove *n in il tlior, Great caro tta* taken, "t COIlraC, tn keep l|n, buildings levol and mako all movo- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ mollis wiili great iiaiiliiiniitt, nnil nu to tho list of successful Mnnltnhn'1'""'1'* I|IIV" "" >'''• di'Vclojied nor any A lady writes! "I was enabled to re move iii" corns, root nnd branch, by lhe use ni Holloway's Corn cure," tiib.'rs who have tried it bave tha ' xperlonce. An enrthquakc occurred In northern ndla lasl week, Itch, Mange, Prairie Scratches, Cuban Itch on Human or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wolford's Sanitary Lotion. It never tails. At all druggists. A Posverfnl i)r„c Cloves aro simply iho dried flower luiais of ii beautiful evergreen tree growing naturally iu the Spice Islands, Thi'ie Hi-war buds are gathered when tbey have becomo tit ti bright red uml are just on llio point of opening, The name comes from the rcspmblanco of ibe prepared spice to small mail*, from the French word clou, for nnil, Cloves ai" very heavily charged with a pungent, acrid, volatile oil, as much as SO per cenl sometimes being extracted, This oil is valuable for flavoring ami scenting purposes nml bus n limited field in medicine, bnt thohabll of "eating cloves," in which young Alks nml too ofien old ones Indulge, Is rory reprehensible, ns the oil is a powerful drug, becoming in mauy eases uu Insidious poison, Sniillglii Soap is better thnn other soups, hm is bi sl when used In the Sunllghl way. Buy Sunlight Soap mnl follow directions. (PRONOUNCED SI-KEEN) AU DRUGGISTS -ONE DOLLAR—FREE HIAl DR T. A. SLOOUM, Limited 179 King Bt. W. Toronto, C»n«d« Alliaut BolliscllOII, an Ann ii' III ''nt ella-r aiiil correspondent, bu* disappeared in Macodoaia. Have you Ec.em.7 lluva you any skin iIIwubi" or ,.iu|illnns? Ar« ynu sub- (eel laa .liiiflng or m-niaUim? Dr, Aa- new'. Ointment prevent, nnd euros nny «na| nil a,t llo-Bc, nnd dims lta-|ilng. nie-dlna and mind I'll'" bealdaa, "n« • Pl'llcnilnn brings r.ll'f In t'n mlnntea. nnal caaea eurm In three lo six nHhta, li tenia.—71 • in" of ih.' greal oltrnctlons on tin midway al the Marseilles exhlbltloi will bo o troupe ol 300 dancen broughl by the King of Cambodia, Then your blood must be In a very bad condition. You certainly know what to take, then take it —Ayer's Sarsa- parilla. If you doubf, then consult your doctor. Weknow what he will say about ihls grand old family medicine. Sold for over 60 years. Till, la Hi. Bntt unaMlan yon, davlnr wnnld tab: Ar. n. T I""-.. i.P" all" ll.kna.a. tl,al alall* .a'tlaall ft Ilia ttow.ll ll alMa.lail.i, "■■•"'. lu '-' ■ ■ "i' K... .'"" II v., aa o,. .nal latair 1" •' ■- '"t '"I ', t.alt. laiatlaa tlatt.aut Ajcr'll'llla. Al M.u'r.' " a,-''* .'■"-'". Ji ilao manufaitaatara .1 IA ) nn> WW A. JUJCIO llll mi rum __J____m lailb". Only one person oul of twonly-two nn board were saved from the wreck of n passenger steamer iiii iln' Japan eso coast. serious injur* been iiiatalned by llie hi'! li' ■ 'I i. exported thai Uny will reipiire only minor repairs after being tciitotl ou their new foiindntions Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, &c A Gorman steamer struck n mine al Vladlvostock and Bunk with lain of those "ii board. Denmark will establish anil main. tain n permanent station for the study oi arctic problems. M, Fodoroff, asslHtnnt mill I • "I Commerce In Russia, hu* been appointed ii'ini ti r "f common e, porta r " i to buy no mail" \ Porta Itlcan coffo", 5**;\X\vy DODtfS \ KIDNEY; , PILLS ^ *K I'lnrlbn. I i,„,„" ,,„ Our lnln«, Aei'oriling to Un- United Blatcs mint oiiiiinis, ih<> words, I. i'lurlbiu i.'iiiim." ns tiny appear on our "un*. era- there tvllhout tlie sanction of law. The legend Ont appeared upon a cop per coin "struck " at the Kowburg (N. Y.i mint lu the yar l~80. Tho IV! il Ststa's was very young at thu' time nml could nol afford lhe luxury of u mint, sai a private Individual ef Ibe name of Brasher opened the Ncwburg coining establlsbmcnt with tbe Intern lion nf turning ami money of tho realm for nil comers, ISxnctly bow tbo words "i: I'liiribiis l'liinia" came to bo used as n motto is not known, but one thing is certain- the Urashcr copper coin bearing Hint legend and the date if iTsii i* the niai*i vnluablo motal disk ever tiilnti*! on iiii* continent Borne imi" after coining bis famous copper wilh Hi" '"hi l.nlin motto ns above described Brasher tried bis band on n largo i-Asl gold pi !, producing ihe coin kiiov.n t" ilm numismatics ns B twenty." Tbo Rrasbcr "twenty" was nol n hventy dollar gold piece, however, for u lacked %\ of weighing enough, but of Into i no vi ry scarco and valuable i nu*!' of He- < (end scribed up I'niim K I'ltirl' bus" Instead of "li I'lurlbus Ciiuiu," r'lirl.tniN. It, loiglnml. When Cromwell ruled England bo I.- •tied on edict "gainst iiii festivities at Christmas, Tbo festival wss altogether abolished, nml the displaying of holly iini mistletoe uml oilier emblems of the happy time was h»id to ho seditious In 1044 the long parliament commanded that Christmas day *-),..,,i,t ho observed as n striat fn*t, when nil paaopio should ibiiiit over ind deplore the great sin of which they mid their forefather* bad been gulllj in making marry st thai season, Tin* m i *u pra,- voki'd the people that oii tbe following natal day tin. law w.is vl di ntly resisted in many places. Though Iheao sa'cnes were disgraceful, they served their purpose nnd put un end lu nu unjust order, When Charles II, regained Uio throne tbo populneo nine more nmdo Chrlstransllda a time of rojole Ing. Paper i ulntaaes, In 18(18 pa|H*r culraascs wero Invent n\ for He- nsi'iif the iri'iii'ii army. Tbey : .n .I linpeuotrnblo lo bullets of il id slyle, imi ih" penetrative power of modern rlllcs made (hem useless, and Ihey were laid aside. No doubt you'll "Mil a o> TOWER'S FISH BRAND [I'SUiToiSLICKER I ..al.la.la ll.'ia.l. The bend of fresh coddsli u m Euro- pen n countries esteemed n i i delicacy, II illed In anltcd wntcr until lender and served with a white sauce sea wiih salt nml p'l'i" r, capon, \ ^£ email chopped cucumber : klcs or C*«]|* chopped i'1-M'iTs iimt lime been pic- V fN ir il,- iluvor of onion Is liked, _5* this season. Mik. so itililal. — il'i th" Uml tlut'a (us.aritee I tokr'p t 'it 'it .nal conib,rt.b> In tbe laai i-tt ■turm. Mel. in lllairk "i Yellow. Sold by all tellable dealers. TOWER CANADIAN CO.," UNITED, TORONTO, CAN. add lo lhe seasoning a tempi I ito iiuum Hy "f union Juice. __\ \A/ N U IMo B76 Tin-: iai North Vancouver Real Estate Wa' hav enqilirie* for enrol Itiisiness and Iti 1 ropi rtv. I.lsl yum tb US iVo alia till! b A.Smith&Co'i| Junction Block North \oneouvcr. HAVE A FEW Lots ior Sale LOTS 50,60, 66M32 FT. Iran, avi |„ ||gg ,., , 1„|, 2 Acre Block on Corner frontinq Lonsdale Ave., $700 Cosh. T.S.NYE, Queens i!. Lonsdale i liewicke Avenue and Fifteen! (NORTH VANCOUVER) Street or om tu?eaD ACREAGE WITHIN THE ORIGINAL TOWNSITE OF SOUTH VANCOUVER IS SCARCE / In11 ■ .'»i n in ilruclt il in si // u ft w ■pieces of 2 and 3 acres nl prices which will insuri i/i i tl profits by subdividing. 'I'l > pi art nil within 17th Sl. S. GINTZBURGER, The North Vancouver Specialist 101 Cordova Street, LOCATION! AMD VIEW SPLI ETH SEEDING SFASON IS NOW ON Only tlie best and finest lines kept in stock, including STEELE I3RIGGS', D. M. FERRY'S, and W. RENNIE'S. Tour Choice at McDowell's Drug Store. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. Western Corporation, Ltd. L Accountants, Vudllors, Plumbing and Tinsmith- tin-.Calllc AiHlChlcken Uidl Al.ilt *tt|t ills. Int*. Fetid I umbtr nnd .ill kinds of Building Material, ('onlmelon and Valuators. Me have tin Immense amount of Cordwood'on hand. Place yoar orders with us Inr Ihi winter. Rolled Oats Floor Haij and feed Seeds ALL ORDfRS DELIVERED U.J**0».-T ....«-. IWI GUARANTEE & BlCUmiKB 412 llMtlaqs Street >fet, Vancouver, B.C. _ __ CQ^KWkA tl ii^DPlj SLSl^Olli io! ti.ll -, ♦l->ls)+*>!*lt»-l;vl-0-!*:'J-l<*'l 4-! vA)vf: -4»<i|-*-|-»-i-iV-i-*-tt'♦ 400 Granville Street, Vancouver, B. C. j ♦ ♦ I ♦ :; Iho Brackman-Ker ig Co. Limited. larry Mil In Lonsdal Sole V-ienls for Sutton *i Sons' I 'noi*- isoiisii Seeds x. iiO^-B"is../.-""■ I/JS' ncI oti.crtn ''♦ ■"' '"ri - " ,v v/i i,v^c" * '< • - -. . IA l'-a .4 Sl > ^ '•lay UH l'J ■*««*-> ,S_ \l ... .,..!, . ■!■ !•'.. Sail '.1 i ". To Pro|>rrli| Owners SOUTH \ ANCOU \ ER WISHING I'O I) I S I' 0 S K 01 LOTS, 111.01 KS OR ACREAGE ARE REQUESTED TO PLACE SAME Willi flrwii) fr Conn r Loi I tli St.. 'ilia | Vancouver. t ♦ i PACIFIC BOTTLING WORKS | Vancouver, I-;. C Rainier Beer^> Is ll Aaiviia'.A li \i'!';'L'i—u,■ Iu■ 11 i 11 ■ r mill -Ai*;''. ini:. lii'iin inber Hioit's im oilier "jr.*! ;;* •:. a.ai '—ill-list Oil '.Alt! A.' lid Ilil'V, i ,1 rlv di-- t ,;„. ♦«*,-/ i.*-.:«-i C"A!-A*.-lC-t< '-|->-:-C-:-*-i-->-;-*>-|-«-l- >•!■■*> !•♦•!•♦-!•♦•!■♦+, lntir A . : I'.--.",■• I 1,1 I. mill .;,■'.■ IIOTEL NOUT1 i VANCOUVER I'liAiliH. llir :inl Din i'M|iril.!:"i., -,U nt |J u'i'Incli noun, lor llie imriio-i ' " »iillli-uiul i-nnln . u -,'.-,. ,' ..r|,'*«. rriit-.t.-4-a - """ l'""'1 ' l '"' '1'"1 ■'" ■'ll i i , ' „' :i>l"'rr*' Avfiimi rilnnl ">; ''" ,''."" , hy t«„ ,.'., r ilia Mil : In ' hl""'1 " r' Connril, on the Slat inilur, nml .1 . , I* ill ''■' ; „ , llvi'n 11" ■ "■ lloturi ■ il "'' ll";lll>' n«opto*l by nnviiti ' ; ■;'"1 ■'■l1"1 ";i ii.ia|'.'|, ■ . lay ol .March, II nml In lhe i Ki.aiv. ' ■ \ i I'liinr. Itcuvc, J lIlLLl.illlO 1RCIIITEI I Formal and Landscape Gaadenlng, General Draughting and Blue Print ing, . io I'unili-i i innil VANCOUVER. B. C MRS. H. A.SHAW PIONEER hi:) GOODS .TORE a stmt a .1 ■. ■ II. A. SHAW Reel I state ond Insurance nm will liml il liy I " Siiiaiilii), i ii'.A III Ihi) uf.Ipi il. llll C.M.C. ■ n the li"Ur- nl * . I-- a. ;i in . ' Hall, North Vanrnnvei nJt + rlrl /\f Wo«»f Li i™: I/ISINCIOT iiOirn — '. . 1 ■ lllllll ' ' •I'l ' • till 1'.' Ill I' IV llll 1 Vancouver. I'. I.arson, I 'mp, .'.it »vi: i'l 11 I\* a. * i (V .1 r« marked "Km ;iSl iii I Ot \lu'i h n. vancouvi ii, IJ'ntl ItlUI i^WI III i fini! Iiorsi ' ■ Ileal - ■ -' ni .. ,■ ii". ai An v. I'iiii li'. f M I l!.\M\ <>r KlilTMl NORTH AMERICA CAPI 1 \l . A ' • II", AH' 11. Slll.l '." ' ' j 1 1 '.' It. Slip) 111 I* — Brain ■ ' - ll-'■. Ka i i Victoria, and 1 lav 1 Saving IJ 'Mil |i ■ ■ .1 Olliia', lur. Imisil.i '• ^iiv .ind 1 spl-Mildc, Nurlli Imu nm,-1,11. 1. SMOKE THE _.-.-. TERMINUS (IGAR CLEAR HAVANA FILLED Vancouver. A BY-LAW To Establish and /appropriate the Lands Necessary for Opening up Queensberry Avenue. in 1 ' a ' Virihl I- K',,1, will pn ■ . .' ' \ I I M ' ||l 111 I'll,! I,llllll '' || ' 11'' , > t 1 '. .llllll I BlllluS. I ' ll* iN bUiLdiNc be sUre aNd HA^/e tHe PLACE Wl^ED SO AS TO BE HEAD/ TO connect o ' oUr; v/i-e Next spring B.C. Electril Riiii.stiy Co. Ltd. A. Notgf) i'liblic General *\uctionee, Ui7 tordoi.i Sri'i't, Vancouver, n. C i I I-. \ con rt 111 Iltl ll • la| li" llllll i ■''.." ■ Kuril a',i I, un 1 |i, in. Ri • ii IIvh'IIi ii i "i - -1 I'livii" liaaiiM' nr linys otitrighl all .-Iii—.-— "i ii."i■■ Iii ' ur I'linlii'i'i'i moi'ki* forcaiha REAL ESTATE Hi* I ' iii'Kl hi ■ * anil ivalnrlronl (iropurty iu N.artli Vain i in •■ r t-'i lliinli "i ii'1 ii".' n|a |'irii|iorty in Ihl ni lie trim*, I'.I'Y SOW, and vou lllll ni.tkt* money, :': :: rockery ware EST MEAKl.N'd BNUL1SH CHINA AT VKHY MODEHATK I'RICES, J. A. McMILIAN, the Esplanade
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1906-03-30 |
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North Vancouver (B.C.) North Vancouver |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Express_1906_03_30 |
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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 |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | d8412314-3b46-4428-9d2a-82df21dd83b9 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0309633 |
Latitude | 49.320556 |
Longitude | -123.073889 |
AggregatedSourceRepository | CONTENTdm |
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