// sjaf fl}j^£x$tr?sa Volume 10 North Vancouver, B.C., Aran, 29, 1910 Number 8 Ratepayers Enthusiastically Declare for Bench N. V. Lacrosse Club Grades in City ENGINEER HANES' OPINION UNANIMOUSLY UPHELD Resolved "Thai this meeting thai the profile of the B, C. is strongly of lhc upinion that Electric Ky. Co. as contained lllc permanent establishment ol in their Iruiichise bylaw was modified bench grading lhe grade of Lonsdale Ave. His throughout is in thc best Inter- Worship then read an extract csts ol tlic city and that the; Irom the original bylaw which wa.s to the elicit that until the city established permanent gradei the ear tracks were coli cky council lie urged to curry this opinion iuto ellect : Mov ed by C. F, .lackson and sec muled by K. C, Walker. Tin* above resolution was ihe conclusion arrived al by one oi the most enthusiastic meetings of ratepayers ever held in tins city on any public iptestion. Tuesday evening in Larson's the burning question was win- lher this city should adopt beach or straight grades in luture and tin- matter was elucidated in a most intelligent manner, clearly demonstrating so far as the ratepayers present were concerned thai the unanimous Iceling was strongly in lavor ol modified bench grades. Among the speakers ol lln evening were His Worship tllc Mayor who gave lus hearers a clear conception ut the .subject in hand and which led up to a decision ia concrete and lasting Innn, All. A. W. Sargent, K. lv Uaeliallghlell, C. 1'. Jachaoa, J. IV. llaltnain, A. .1. llfiiilersnti ll-;., ,i. Baliour Kit, Engineer Hains, Aldermen .McNeish, Silnili/ and l-'nwler. The decisiuii ul ilu- meeting seemed tn hinge un the consideration nl lhe east alld ttesl streets as i ulilintTcial lllul'ullgll- lares, ami the north and smith streets as lei-dels Irulll the re sidi-llllal sei Hulls, and as a mn siipieiiie the Iceling wenl heal I ily in support ol the former slleels as being the principal f.nTors lu a ping I issue mm menial iiii His Worship was chosen chairman .md itatsd thai he had received a pcliliuii limn a BUmbet nl ratepayers asking that a public uieeting lie Called 10 consider the ipiestluii i.l grades bluiiglil iiii by lhc leiclil .niinii ni the ui\ council ill a nsnliitiou changing ihe system lo straight grades. The Mavor asked llial what net diiisiuii was arrived at In* Imped that tl wuitltl be ol a pel lllalteut llatim allil he pledged himsell to stand by the miu In sinus ill the meeting, lie then called upon Aldermen Kowler, Al. Nitsli aiid ScliulW, Ellgllini Hams and Cil) Clctk Shepherd to take scats on the ptaUoTttl when he explained, desptti siaiciucuis lo tin contrary, thai the l-.ngiiieii had lml coll tended lor absolute stiaighi glades. Ulliil Engineer llalles lirsl gave in Ins report on grad mg the city throughout he wus nol then a properly owner in lhe uly and llus exploded all ideas llial he was in all) WU] biased lluw iu l.uni nl biiiihlllg a.s had been credited lo Imu Irom certain soiuus. "Mr. llalles,'' coUliuued the Mayor, "bases his upulalinii nil lluse opinions and il is his lile wolk and ll would be absolute lolly to suppose llial he would bias himsell lor a paltry loiisuliiu lion." He believed that every uli/.cn had glial eoiilidenec in their en guicer as well as recognising lum as a model cili/cu. Thc Mayor than proceeded io read City Solicitor Keid's opin ion on lhe council's power lo establish glades and as lo what glades weie null) established in the city. Mr. Kcid's opinion was that the council had power under section 511 ol lhe Municipal Clauses Act to make, aller or repeal or cstab lish a general grade by bylaw, lml stub bylaw must be regit1 1 iiul in the county court and unless this was done the Inlaw Was of llo legal clleel. Ib id vised that he had seal 1 bed llie records lot an mtry oi t Noi lh Vamouver bylaw establishing grades, but was unable to Imd .mv, and thei clot c he considered that lhe uti did llnl have any grade bylaw of legal sflei 1 He also gave as his opinion sidered to be a temporary basis but that the Company wollld only bc required to change Iheii grades once. On motion of C. M. Kittson aiid K. l'i. Alaiiiatighteti a general discussion look place. A. IV. Sargent said that the resolution lor Straight grades recently passed by the council a,une upon hun like a clap ol thunder liom the ileal blue. He thought that the grades ques lion had been settled long ago aiid was grealh surprised that this should emanate Irom Alderman Irwin in the iacc oi the expel t advice that had ken obtained uli lllc subject. He said that Third street called lur tin proper intersection of Lonsdale Ave. and hc expected that a number ol lhc cross streets i\uniil hale iar lilies upon them ul some future date and llus but wollld have to be takm intu consideration iu relation to ait) .settlement of this ipies Holt now. Mr.. Sargent coiiuu inl wilh the Mu)or 111 leg.uil 10 the city engineer's competency and thought the mat,, should be lell to lllc engineers who made sidchill slreet a study. K. lv Uacnanghtea paid a tribute to the Kxpress in his opening remarks UM ihe able manner rn whkh this question had Ihcii brought before litem oil lhe ele ul lhe iaillslilii.ltI.al by iiic ratepayers ol thnt nn portent topic. The ipeakei lead llolli lllc engineers upull I90] lllal the grades nil Sorth and sulllll slleels shullld be as stt,tighl as possible where iai lilies Wele laid but llial lhe) should be benched ou those while it was inlitelllplal ed there Would be llo ial lilies lie lell thai il would iimlti, s.ui line lhc casl alld Wesl streets to do othei than bench I the nnilli aiiil soiith ones. Hi aaked il ii was ever the Inteo Hull to nun I.ousdale Ave. cat line '. Cms ol Nu were lllc n spouse. Then he observed lllal the report ol ihe engineers sliuiild be adhered lo as cloaelj U piisslble and let ll lit' .bui iu au impartial manner and im all tune. He pointed nlli lun iln provincial government had seen tlic wisiliiin ni appointing all Hillside inlimilsslnll ill llli selection ol the provincial uui uisll) slie alld lie thntigill llu i.ise 111 hand shutild lie ininltiit id along lhc .same lines. Alt. C. ¥. Jackaon also up predated the Bipreat, Ik aai I lhc argument so lar seemed in centre around tht opinion ol tn tiigllietis uho had laid mil ui\ ilislillill) then nasnlls lm lal "I Illg belli ii grades nU llul th and suulh stints alld siippnil iug ilieii opiuii/ns in this te guid ill lavor ol east and an slleels. Ulliil the late ol plo gless ol the cily depends ull I m decision ol lllis meeting il is highly important that Wt .11 rive at the light conclusions 10 night. He contended thai th whnle ipiesllon, whiih was llic most important to ths dtj llu- development of the city in a commercial capndtj "i real dentially. 11) bun lung tin cross streets il would undoubl Constitution Adopted — Colors 10 be Orange and Hlack. The lacrosse boys turned out in force Wednesday evening ami had an excellent practice. The number ol playeri is steadily uu leasing and ihere are yet a number ol experienced local stick handlers whom it is hop id will be seen iu the game lit ilu- immediate luture. A meeting was held al lhe conclusion ol the practice at which thc uiiistittilioii ol the club was ad- npted. The lirst annual meeting for the election oi ollicers will be held ul the athletic grounds on Wednesday evening next after the practice or about eight o'clock. The usual prac- luis will be held on l'ridav night and on Monday nighl. All who have ever played the game or who are willing to learn are invited lo be on hand as soon alter six o'clock as possible. Fourth Count of May Queen Ballots Leading Candidate Passes the 1000 Mark—Total Vote to Date Stands at 209j—Polling Closes on Wednesday Nexl NOTES colors of the dub will The ^^^^^^ orange and black jersey black knickers. bewail Thc iiicmliersliip fee bus Ik-cii placed at the small sum of one dollar per annum and it is hoped to secure a large member* ship amongst the citi/ens. As snuit a.s sufficient landa aie sniiieil the suits will lie ordered and also a supply of club slicks, etc. Arrangements are prtctknll) .niiilulled wilh the Athletic Association lor the privileges nl lhe iMiiiiiids during the season With two counts yet to be recorded, the Express May Churn Competition has already rolled up a lotal ballot that coiisli inies iiic plan an untpiulilifil success. The probability is that lhi- two last counts will be tht heaviest of the i.iln paigu and that they will cnu stderably exceed lhe total re Cotded ior today's count, name 1) 557. Popular interest is attending as the campaign pin ceeds, the reception of several ballots through the mails Imm Vancouver bciug a feature .ol the voting iu lliis count. OI tbe 557 votes cast the last announcement, tha .inliaiisnii secured Annie Heard 2t*i, Yvonne vc-nsou 22, and Gertie bourne bj. The totals lor day, therefore, stands as lows : .Miss Martha Johanson Miss Annie Heard Miss Yvonne Stevenson CAPILANO TEAM UNE The brst sod loi the Capilano extension ol the H. C, Electric Railway Company's line was luiiied nil Wednesday b) Mr. A. 0. retry, local manager ol tlu- company. Mr. l'erry aiiiiouin es that the work will be pushed ahead with all possible spin I. and while the date ol Completion is very iudcl.niie, the dot ing oi the summer .should tote substantial piogrcss towards the completion ol this line Tin route to lit liiUuuiil will mm liitiuc Imm Keith Road lip Fell mad lu .'.'lid or 13rd street, I lulu 1 West lo a JIHKllnll with the Capilano load at a point near the sihool house. The bm mil stup 1 line temporalIly im ilu* primal .uul Earths! than that iiu dciiiiite information is obtainable. A large gang ol surveyors is now prcieding the eons.1 r.i tiun gang, laying out the niuei feasible conns ami placing tin stakes l'ol lllc present lhe company's construction gang will olil) do the rough grading when it is c.xpeitcd lhat Un dels uill lie lalh-d Inl tin mil struilioii of lhc road. that all the votes iu the possession of lhe several candidates haVf been deposited in the ba! lot boxes and ilnte is alwayt the danger ol a grand 1 imp during the 1 losing stages upon lhe part of an) candidate 10 capture iln- election. Tlmi) vott ballots alld te-U vole ballots muni up very rapidly and 11 woiilil tiol require a very large liiimlier of 1 hcin lo entireli al ter the condition ol tht poll. There is every reason, thctcloit uhy ibe remaining dayi ol tin pull should be characU-ri/.id 1 a uiu uii more strenuous campaign than has yet developed. A strong t-Hort upon lhc pari of any candidate and her Iriends could readily be made to yield hundreds ol thirty vote and ten vote ballots and a little reek oning would serve to show how sadly the slate of the poll might be changed by lln- means. Each count shows a large 111 crease in the number oi singk vote ballots and it would al lord us great salisfuctioii ii out en aiid one-half do/en cabinet readers generally would inter photos Irom I, U. Carbutl's est themselves in the campaign studio are accordingly awardu* by exercising their privilege ol to the two lirst named caiuli voting. Popular sentiment dates. buds expression through tl" The race is sufficiently closi single vote ballot and it is deal lhe present stage to make sired that this factor shall lig the bual result decidedly inner- ure as prominently as possibn tain. There is no assurance in the election. since Mar- *-*>i, Ste- Col- to- lol- 1120 ■ 7U4 '7/ Miss Gertie Colbourne y2 Tbc special pri/.cs oi one do/ LYNN VALLEY CAR UNE | 1'ROMINENT VISITOR The announcement is made by; t'.iaiid Master Wallace Law lln■ bual m.in.igcini nt nl tin It paid an ollicial visit lo the (* Ml III Ua* (\. ll... .1... V....U V 1 ...1.... u LOCAL ITEMS \V. 11. Lunge oi Vancouver has leased a house on jrd 's' , ucai' St. Andrew's, and will move in shortly. A. L. Yolk has alniosl completed ilie erection oi a mall cottage at the cornel ol 31I1 itreet and Sutherland Am. Edwards liios. have Itarttd lhe erection ol a collage vi: Wolit itreet near Lais,1.1 s Koad. All ladies who are willing lo donate refreshment! such as ake or scones lor the ciiicr- laiuiiicui oi iln- children on Alay Day, lhe 1 llll inst., Wiu miilcr a favor by comtnunkai mg with Mis. llall, coiuer Mb street and St. George's Ave, UISINESS LOCALS Jack Louiet and N. Loiml'Ut i-.i-.it 1 Murray Co. lire insurance WANTED - Olhce evenings, i'. 0. box l'lione 170 cleaning, ibo or S Parlies owing account! to the Faraday Electrical Companj arc requested lo iall al the ui- lice ot lhe same. Mr. J. C. IL li,ililuin has authority lo Usui riieipts lor lhe same 111 our 11.inu. Wilson tV Sly, Assignee tt I'OR SALE — Three minutes liom Lynn Valley iar line Gordon Heights, hiucly siiu.u- cd lots jijjo now, wul double in value immediately car com* uicuces 1 mining. C. W. Anatr 4 Co., ijj Lousdale Ave. y ACCIDENT ■illy lie dei eloping the cilj long the lines oi coiiuneu Iall wn as business was bound to Inl low the lower levels and umil-l not climb the hills liom iln waterfront. By straight grad ing the residential section* would be bellelitted In lllc ills advantage of the cast and wis' street. As the business 11 imlli followed the waterfront he considered that the development ol (Continued ou I'age IJ Mr. .las Claik, all cmplnui ul tin- North Vancouver 1-etn 1 nmpmt, was severely injured nu Thursday on tht ttettjncr 81 I'lCIHgl aa|| lh,* DUtgOiag .' i irip. Kr, Clark was engage 111 lilting lhe Hug stall which extends uver the driveway sl lhc oilier end of lhc boat, lie was on the middle dcik and leaning nver the edge pulling mi a rope when his leet dipped and pitched lorward and down to the deck below. He landed nn ilu hard boards on bis sub and it was thought that mm bones iu the wrist or arm wm biukiii, but anamination showed that lhe extent ,,l tin injuries was a bad shaking Up ■ md .1 spiauird hand. With .1 little rest he is expected to bl abuul again shortly. C. Electric Ky. Co. that th. Lynn Valley line will bt upen to lhe public uii the 1 (lb ul May. The Work, since lite ail Vl'lll of the hue Wcathn has ken progressing most lavor- ably and the contractors wen enabled In make lhe aill.lllie man! uhnh has iintt bun up patent. The new hue whii: completed will extend Irom the present terminus at llic coiner ol yticelisbur) Al. am. lylh slreel to tht lorttii ol Hosmiis ami lhe pint liu- in ul The lates have Hot Uvu lixed ye bill will be taktil llliabl adilse llli ill b) lhe 111.magi mcnl at once. According to iheir franchise the rales ale governed b) bylaw and are al a mileage charge. Il is anticipated thai the occasion oil Sulunla), Mai 1 |lh, will be marked by u celt braliou ol some nature, pr0b ably the N, V. Brant Hand, ai the sihool grounds In the I,tun Valley residents. North Vancouver lodge No. 55, I'OR l.ii.O 1-. lasl evening. He ad bouse, dressed the numbers in their hall and the evening was all.* gelln-r a pleasant ullair. NOVELTY SOCIAL Thc Y.l'.S.C.E. ol St. An drew's Presbyterian church an holding a "Novelty" social on Tuesday evening, AI.iv 3rd, 1:1 lhe aildlloriUlll ol lhe illllllll A aamber ol tptctal lealurti will be introduced oil the pro gram amongst which is a mil liui-ry opening by Missis. I Canon and w. knowles. All the young people ol the nly are cordially invited lo be present KENT■•-Seven Roomed uiuutuishid, Hiuiiii 11, \ lctoiia Park, close Loiisiluu Ave. J*J5 monthly lent. Appiy Welcome Parlors. 11. I'OR SALE Child s bed. Apply R. Chance, colUci ol l-'lli .■slreel aud St. George | Ate. S 1-OK MAY DAY Nurlli I.ollsd.ile Pu-sln lill.ill Church Initiatory BervKtt al ihe Borticaltnml Hall on Sab bath at 2. in p m Kn Pun np.il MacKay, Dl)., will con duct initiatori MTVi-cei At 7.30 1111. Kev. Prol. I'mscr, D.O., LL.D., ol Montreal, will speak At the evening selvne Mr Paul Edmunds, an eminent vocalist Irom London, Eng , will sing Editor Express. Dear Sir,- The May Day ar tuiigtiiicnts arc near Completion bul llnre are oue or two tie lails il will he lieu ss,in li make kiiuun. We desire li have suine HI I lln.it. loll Iiiiiii Ihuse liunds who aie going ti iiilllllbute lake or smiles In lb. relreshiiiciii dvpailineni tli.it M m.i) kn.iu uhal ui bale lia work upon. Will thgat intend ing lo belli in this matin b 1 nu kiiutt al least by Wcdnesil.it nl next week. "Tag Day'' is bxed lor next week. h'roin ,s p.m. on Kritl.n inn Imd) may expect lo If lag fed' which means not less than live ulils must be paid lut tlu tag, but there is no limit lo the amount above that priu I Inn un Saturday lruin In 1 m till ] p.m. the same thing will prevail. H is hoped then will be a liberal response as mu working expenses are to Ik- met in this way. Then lastly, iln* masquerade alter the children's evening program pmntiM to !» 1 pop ular event. A pri/e is in b. 1 warded for the most Bovel make up and another pri/e [01 the iiiusi humorous COatttttM A lirst class orchestra will tup ply the music lor daiuuig, lroui ••jn to 11 p.m. Thanking ' u in antiiipation, 1 am Yours faithliillv, C. 1. HALL* COUNC1E Hi COMMUTE!' DISCUSSES C.KADliS The illy luiuiul met III 10II1 mittee ol tbe whole last even ing lor the purpose ol adjust tug lhe trustee deeds ol tin North Vancouver l-uty Cottl paiiy in connection with thadt- beiiluics ol lhc lieu uhal I ninl boal. Au informal diacassion took plan on lhe popular ipies Uou ol grades and judging ITotu the .seniiiiuiii.s expressed by lhc Aldiiiiieii pi 1 si lit the probabil ilies ure that thc louunl will stand 111 lavor ol straight glades. The llialtel will lolin up again on Monday evening uul. Wanted to Kent Small collage. R. E. C, Express Ollue.S New Kam Piano lor Sale, al oine, cheap. Ajiply 114 ipjHi Kcllh Road. S i.nvi-.lopp; SOCIAL Tbt eliielu|ie soiial held 111 the Alethudisl ihuiili last cun mg uas a pronounced mcct-ss The plogralli eolislsled ol mil sieal selections on lhe 101 nil, soltgs by local alld otilside lal ent and recitations and was ,,\ I ileildnlly high older Ke llialiiniiils wen sel led by the 1..idies Aid Society. FolloWiti uas the program : Kecitatinii, dis l.ibsoti ; solu, Mis. Thompson ; recitation, Mrs. Great vocal solo, Miss Millard ; mr mt solo, Mr. Hayne ;duet, loial talent ; solo, Mrs. Hrain ; solu, Mrs. Townsley; recitation Mrs. Markle ; solo, Mrs iKAlieie, and count recitation, Mr. Grant. l'ol Immediate Sale-New 8- 11 -a iiunl house, lully modem, ou 50-lt. lol, chicken housi, gi garden, p,anted arith bearing null lues, one block Hum Lonsdale on 51b. Jj.joo, it, iim iash, balaiinc easy Iclius. .ilalllllilc lllokuagc Col, LoUs- daic Ave. tt I'OR SALE-'lwcUly auis, lal in, llall denied, nauy lol W 1 upalloll, good llalispoitalioll 21) miles liom \aUiioU\il. *" per acre. Aboui ;maio cash. Ap ply J. \V. S., Express Olliu* II Hj iasli aud flO pel liioiill; will buy you a good builduig lol, 50x127 11., 10 iniuulcs walk liom Lyun \alby iai hue. C. S. Young, lib Lonsdale S Diissiiiakuig Mn. P. Riser. iub 2nd IU .1 II. J. McLean and laiuih nl 'ih sircrt west ol Malum An , are having shorth fm ilu-n 1 nun home in Albctla. WANTED Cul loi Sundays oul_. plclciicd. Appl), Alls. J. T. JeVlic, Box 2y, aSollii \ an couv t. TENDERS WANTED loi grading e leal id lol oil King slleet. Apply al Cily i North Vancouver. 1-OR SALE or Uade lui real estate, piano, Dell make, * >7JO, Apply $2a 10th Sliict I-.. Noi lh Vancouver. I'OR SALE-Sailiug Boat ia good loudiliou. Apply A Sleven.sou, Victoria l'ark. North Vancouver. WANTED immediately .01,11^ .uly as opeialor. Apjiii l>n lish Columbia Telephone cu*, Ltd., 17 Lousdale Avenm Special Sale ol 100 Jnpant 1 uiai 1 mg mats, si/e J»6 ai jo 1 tills »ih These all MM] North lain utile! Ilulile 1-ui nishcis 1 S Lonsdale Ave. y PAGE TWO THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. We have a House and Lot on 17 th Street. A Good Buy. We have a cleared Lot on 4th Street for $3100, Good Terms. 373, block 14, lot 9. Price $1250. Good terms. 273, block 3. Three lots for $3750. Good terms. BI55ELL, BROWN & SNYDER 64 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver MAM 011 Id: 2<)| lltisliiuis St. I., near Impress Mia'dlr.' - Citv Councii Meeting """'"',""''"'' |,u,l'Ul1 ,°ver J ° any olhei registrations inlbui in*, lain in advised lurthei llu regulai meeting ol ihe iiu uiiiiiiil uas bibl Holiday evening with Uayoi day pn siding, .mil all lhe Udcriniii with ihe exception ol Alder uu n linull and Mi Kai presenl, I In open session wus some uhal short compared willi llic meetings ol the past tea weeks allil had It lml in i ll Inl tin ills i ussinii on gi .nh s inaugurated bl Messrs J, C Keith ,ili,l K, lllllll HI ll is apulc possible that a record mighl bave been in.ii ul Tlu Attorney General wrote iu reply lo the citj's invitation in usii the ciiy in reference to installing a land registry ullu in Nnitli Vancouver thai hi Could llnl ItiiniilllcUil lllc got c i tiun iit going to this a xpeiisi he inllslili 1. ai lb,it (0| llli piisi nt the nlli. i in \ .iai, nnu i uas sillbi iiill. i ib'il. 1 lie Nmili \ aucoti * I.a Companj a role in ri It rence lo iln assessment on 109N let I ol loreshore propi-riy that lh« land had been crown granted .1 shore land and aaked the coun ul to in.nn tin uecessai) coi in nnu in their aasessiuenl. li uas ren 1 red lo Un 1 iu nu lnitor. The secretary ol lhe Soul Vancouvei Board ol Tradi ninii forwarding 1 resolution passed ai a reci ul meeting 0 tllc luiattd lo llie ellcil that ill lilin Was llow oppni inin lol tin illy council in 1.n.i sll pS w lib relerence to the naming ol tin .tinis a.s al iln presenl nnu muli 1 1 listing conditions a ilh 110 names ill sight mi am nl lln sticiis n uas a greal incou ii uiniii tii strangi 1. It a as 11 ninii in the board ui woiU wiih power to aci. .Uis.1 Burns and W.ilkim ninii itating thai since ollei mg thai portion ol Second slui l knoWU as tin llallllliiis ley propertj 10 iln ut_t (or *|, 'Iny hud snld III lnls ,,. thai unopened portion and ahili thej had noi given in guar an lee thai b Ireel would i-a,ml, tin ) in re iu urtii*. aiuious that such should In un case I Iny, then inn, ollered il logelhei wilh Un lam s lui llu inn a 1 fi,odo ll uas tin iiul to the ' uUllllll- t lu ttbiiic Ah. tv I. I*.'* id, ..I ilii legal linn ni liowst 1, Ki id ii i\all bridgi. \ ,iii> nun 1, w mu ab uiiiiiii); bis opinions on 1 matters ulmh bad 1" 111 rei to lum im bis legal advue. 'Ilny Ulli 111 11 111 1 in 1 establishment ol grades lb gau as In* opinion thai tin [| ii.,*; powei iii make, idi s by bj l.iu 01 i" np' .d any bylaw - lablishiug .1 gradt, bul should tlnn In any buildings erected to tin ' labli lml gradt given In the iiillll.il II ItnllM lb I ,.,,, ,,1 lln* 1 ill making imu pensation il ihej altered thi gradt alti r .1 building had been Hit ISH thai tiny should be duly advt 1 Usui as well. Ill I ilii inn- in Kylaw \o. jh establishing u gi.ulc in 1-11 .1 .uui, In* had si,Hilled the records and could Unl Iiiid iiuiiii nl it. lie was, 1 lui iiiiii, ni iln opinion thai thai In law ll as ol nn ell eel, According to the B. 1. lilectm kailway Hi law In slated that lu uoititl niicr that ibe prolib aal llii 11 ai ks uas the glade ul the street, li w.is relerred tu iiu* cullilnillec ol ihe whole. Mr. .i.e. ixciih u.is present allil Slated thai Ini.ili be had tt iiii in build the Keith blink iiii citj gau ins architect s .nni tilicu it was imishcd 111 Iiiinui 11 was sky high, llu < j bad promised to ban ibis rcclilied, \nu In uas 1 nl..1111 ,11 thai in- bad no gi adi and llu uilllii ll uas gmllg i" ib.ili.i iln gradt again, in u.lilled lu know uhai tin council did aunt. A - .111 interested pai ty in tin* proposed Hank ol llaw iiimi at the mt tui ni first reel aud Lonsdale hi wanted in know uhal had transpired In Ixx 1 ill lhe nine ol lhe bank s iiii iving ihe pi uu.mini gradt unin iiii iiigiiiui and ilnn ii solution nu nilni night result nig tu ih.ingi in slraiglu \ aucuuvel has luiiiii tirades, lit continued and only ui list cities such as prairn towns dn tiny hale tin slraighi gi a It system, tli M lib u .ui . il 1 lu- glade istali lishcil as 11 u.is three years agn, a.s miiiiii.iiii a year ago, ss given .1 month ago, mb ,iu 1 *i tin . 1 * iMiubl ban in beal ihi expi e ul altering bis liiitliliiig. Alderman SchulU slated iu answering ili Keith s inquiry, as lo lhc ii .1 "ii lot lhe illy N ,nimu cottlaiuiil 111 a recent rt solution thai Ui. Balioui Kei had asked ini a grade on tin I'.splauudc and ll was lound tlial in bi in lung that bn in -ii.ii aim bringing the gl.nli unin iiic wharl up lhc l.spl.ui .nli in conformity wnh Uu railwaj gradt thai Ihere wouu be ,11 aiul pel uill- gt.ld> which* ould be prohibitive i" ll.Uin alld tin COUncil uas 11 i.ilillllgly lolicd lo lake lllis lllln lollsldi latlou alld ll WS Ihruugh ilns mailer that lh resolution lui straight grades nu nmili and nuill -in. is bad bull adopled. \h. I'.ttcli.itt reviewed Iht lii.iiiii 01 receiving t gvudi ii,,.,, the iiiy engineer lm the cornel ni First street and I.wns lab \n and lus-iiiiiip.iny hat ing drawn up ihcii plans ol lhi lieu bank III ,n",I'l,ill" lo ihls I b ami thai when thej were .iiinni ready to commence lhe building he li.nl bun advised that the council bad dii ided up nil a mil gl.i'l' Aldum.ui ll Seish considered Aliliiiii.iii I'mt lu said lhat understood ihat the grade Iiii lln Keith block had been -il llul. IU llioughl thai il tin ,ninn il uas Kn alone in tin n.,il li i liny iniild settle ll lil .Imi i nuill ami ni,illy . Alderman Irwin hoped thai the pinsputm* builders aould ban a little paliiliic. lie ipi.il ul inun tlic opinions nl tb. commission oi engineers in I'm; lli.il tin* glades nil sllu ll tiliiH i.u Inns inu laid that thej should be kepi as straight ,is possible aiiil In considi red il tioiild bc a crime lo m. ;i,.-, lhc glades oil these SUll liiole lhan lliey uiie al pies cm. I'.ugiiuii Hams gave as liis interpretation ui tht n poi i ibai nu iinitli and south streets where dossed by slieel lilies in the [our directions that th« gradt should be benched abuu three pel cent, and only uu linlili ami south stints win i lml Inns existed was lb. grade lo be as Straight as pn sible. He contemplated a hi nal -ml, jrd and |ib streets and iu lhat case provismu wuuid hau to be made now loi slight bciiih at Ihese points in ,uuiid,une with the iiigiinii advice in wn;. lhe mattei uas liil ill abet aliu ull I Ut iy evening, iiic lollowing plant wen passed . Lots 11 slid is H bib, .uul blink ij.-, D.L. ', i , -i plan i.l a pul imu nl III. , I , a |'l,ill nl | pnl tion nl U.l. 5 I 1 U.is li [erred io ihe engineei I'he luiilu ni the Bank ol 1* v.\. ni ha.- 55 ioi the inun is sue ol citj debentures amount ing to > (J,2uo was accepted, Alibi in. n Ala \iish and Nluiii. commenting on lhe excclltnl ucdii which tht ciiy uas enjoy mg considering thai not mug agn 1 lu citj builds iurc snld lot' as Inu as By cents on the dollar, Ibe iiii.iiii lal report ol tin Board oi Works ul >Wi8, and ilu- waterworks upon oi >bi* 15 were read and adopted, Ihe lire aud lighl mum t reported ihai thej had reci quotations from the \ ancouvei Kubbci Company, lhi Dunlop Kill,In I t 0. .'ild lln l all.nll.ill lv iiiiiii I Co. Inl the supply 01 hose. nun aril of uniks were- empower ed to proceed with the work. Air. A. I'hilip wiolc making application lur lhe opening up ni 14th street eaat ns (ar us Aialion Ave. to accommodate the licit Presbyterian church soon to be erected iu lhat section, li was referred lo the Hoard of Works. Surveyor Dawson reported iu a communication that he Il. 11I made a survey oi the boiin- ary ol Bewick Ave. past the Indian reserve and loiunl lhat the Indians leucc encroached on tht slreel. lie slated lliul Bt had found the iron slakes pul in by him some years previous and thnt tbey uere in ilnn 'iiui positions. Alderman Sihult/- reportit nil he nud Abluiiian lruin bad completed the dralt gas franchise agreement and woult submit it to the committee ol the whole. I'ln- bylaw to amend llu ial Improvement Bj laa uas m 11 milked and lead three limes and passed. 'I'he tempi.ran 11 Inlaw lor S.'n,"...' uas in troduced and read three times and passed. 1,000 leel ol J/J inch lili I hi ll uas relerred lo mittee lor one weak, Alderman McNeish, chairman oi the board ol works, recom mended lhat sidewalks be laid nil lhe lollowing slleels . sib slieel, souih Side Wesl ol Sl l.ciilgil'i A\i a. 250 Uel , I sill slleet, BOtth side iasi ol .sl. Andrew'i Au., 550 leet , 12th slieel, liollll side Ileal l.olls dale Ave. lo Bth slieel, SOU leel , l.'lll street, south sl.l. I.nil-dale Ave. lo Mil slieel, I lul , l/lh sllui, solliil side I.ousdale Ave. to Sl. l>co igc's Ave, Boo iu 1 , ii'ih street soillll side I.ousdale Au lo i In sieiiield Ave., Boo leet; iub itreet, Uueenabnrj Au Ihal in best ; an [oi the gen ,,, {\iv new church, 400 n.i, tbiiiui to inllnii uas to attend .,, Georgi iAvt , north irom erected Hi ubmitled that nol the public meeting the next |th atreet, ibo feet; Keilh Ki| bylaw 1 .um- mi" ul registi iul and 1 V.ll I llu I llll a previous re liiigln ubiii the I would bi roughly Special Offer* Large List of West Capilano Acreage r. McMillan & co. Real Fslalc iod Insurance Broken 54 Lonsdale Ave. Phone 197 HO. Box 155 uiu.ic ittiit'i 1 - muiii side Si. George's Au threshed oul ,*, \ moiia l'ark, 200 bet , bt. 'licorge's Aie. West side Keilh ' koad lo 10th slleet, Iimi leel ; ! Ulh .slieel, north side, St. i.iuigc to kidgc-wuy An., 1500 Ieet ; Wth sti eel south side ol 'kidgeway Aie, lo St. .Ut drew'i Ave, 350 leet; uth si. north side Sl. Audi m's Ave. I,, kidgeway Ave., Hoo leel ni Bth street, north side St. An dun's Ave. lo lol 15, 1 leel, aggregating in all to aboti 000 leet, The report was pass ed. Alderman McNeish statul that ii was essential lo luu* ,1 portion ol loth sim t cleared ; a seciion of l6th street nst oi I.ousdale and lhat portion ol sib street Irom St. George'i Ave. to a half block east "i M Andrew's opened up to ,n iniiiiiiodati- a tiuinbi 1 nl new lisidellics llreldj u,a Led. Tbe j. li. blSKINaS tiir. 3rd St. 8 Imistl.t.e - 1 a** tt l.li I.-1.11 hor: es 'oe'ng .md General Bl.icksinithinjj t!- a ,* I • ' * I.lll,- t mn III I l'l.*lii|.l 1 iitin Gl\i in. .1 ami nim write a:n\ C;)N!t4CItlft Ma lafei) Bm, ill I ' iimi,mn In-! I'lock ami I 15 ! *,..., Na ,ili \ .ui" uvei, nc prepared lo p ■ 1 IJ ilss* ol iny il'.siiict. Good .1 'I III • „ ' '11 able ll Nt V. Horticultural Society Engagements, season 1910 Al'kll, 26th l-'.llgagcd :71b Banquet, .-sib Kngagtd. .•nth Vaudeville Bntertaiatnent, MAV lib I,uiiiie on 1'niiliii II. 1-'. Kan. llth Mai Da) l-'estiutics ,UI.\ isi i-iiiuu, 1-iiiii gitd Vegetable Show. Han ml Dance al nigbi I'riccs for tent <>f Hall Dances, 5n>; concerts and todala, S12. ii 10 C I . J tCKSON, Mih Slreel II. &N0W, ftccretnrij. SEE US FOR SASH DOORS MOULDINGS BRACKETS VERANDAH POSTS, ETC, ETC MURRAIN) SASH & DOCK IACI0KV, foot ol St. George W '•»iii, it a tr.nl Iii.I 1111 imir UnliT" ."mil at liujr +++++++++++++++++++/++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++{ Greatest Sna|> in North Vancouver ji ■ • •: Only $3,150 iniiiiih-^i,,^L--r Lash$l,JjU This is Over $1200 Below Value Martinson & Co. HEAL ESTATE BROKERS KOBTB VAltCOUVEIl, B,C Hns -,-,- /'c Bas fl >HMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIH4HH4HHH44H*»HHf» THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER. 1>- C PAGE TIIRKK ♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦tee^a^^^^^eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee^eeee TIIE EXPRESS MAY Qlf EN COMP ETITION The following arc tbc- nominations for May Queen for njio-iyii in order which they were received at thit office:— MARTHA JOHANSON YVONNE STEVENSON GERTIE COLBOURNE ANNIE HEARD Conditions of Balloting i Beginning with the present edition a teriei aaf thrtt balloti will hr published in each issue ni the Express up ta ind including Tuesday, May 3rd. BALLOT NUMBER OKB is good [or ont vote, ud may be cut out and deposited by snybody. wiib name ol the candidates for whom the rott is intended, written in the blank space, reserved tor iht purpoae. HAI.l.ol' NUMBER TWO counts loi thirty (30) votes and is given with each paid new subscription to tbt Express lorone year. In onler to bt valid, tins ballot must be signed by tht Editor ol tbt Express after which it nty bt filled in m hum nl lhe chosen candid.iti* by the ml mr and deposited. HAI.I.or NUMBER THREE, counts foi ttn(io) votes and is given with each renewal subscription to the Express lor one year, Tins ballot libtww must be signed by the editoi in order to be valid. Last Chance but One VOTE NOW Why Don't Vou Vote? Ballot boxes will be placed at tbe following places throughout the city : THE I.KONARD J, SALE CO., Stationery. MISS B. CURIE, Millinery. N. V. PIANO COMPANY. P. S. THOMAS, Dru-rgist W. and C. I. HALL, Qrocere, D. C. SCOTT, Grocer. Hallots will U) collected fill li Tuesday and Friday morning, placed in scaled envelopes and conveyed lo tbe ollice of the EXPRESS where thev will be counted by the following committee : MAYOR W. II. MAY A. R. STEACY, Chairman School Board. C. G. HEAVEN, Manager Bank of Hamilton. The progrtta of tha ballot will bt duly announced in each issue of tbe Iv.x )>r as ^. 4. The ballot Dotal will be linallv dot* .it six o\ Inrk p. 111. on \Y alnesdav. Mt] 4th and tbe final result will he announced in the Express on Kridav, Mail lllll. PRIZES In order of [irei-ed, ie , according to the number of votes polled by each, the successlul candidates will bt allowtd to select tay ont of the following pritet. 1. An order on Miss li. Curia's Millinery Establishment for a hat, personally selccteil ;nni specially madt for the wiaaer, 2. An order on tin- Nortli Vancouver Piano Company lor a full iind violin, good quality and lone, with how and raise COmpleti 3. An order on Tin Leonard J. Sale Compaay foraaumbei iBull'aEyt Film Kodak, 3 • _. x 3 V j in In 4. An order on the bun ol J. J, McAleece for goods to the amount of J7.50 to bt selected by tin* winner. The above are all valuable pritet, tlu- aggregate worth of which is approximately forty dollars an.l are iu tbemtalves well worth tin . Kurt that may be required to win them. THE EXPRESS May Queen Competition, 1910 BALLOT No. 1. One Vote DeiHjstlt a nt favor oj Bin THE EXPRESS May Queen Competition, 1910 BALLOT No. 2. Thirty Votes Deposited in favor of Bin Endorsed Mits THE EXPRESS May Queen Competition, 1910 BALLOT No. 3. Ten Votes Dtpotittd in favor of Miss Endorsed ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<>♦♦♦♦ __t_________________ vwwwwwv /V.A>NN*.^.«-^*V*¥**''^'^.,^i*^k*^.^l*^AVLW'A'^.W*^''^'^*^'^*^*.,*-.'*->,*<^*/''»'^ AYVIEW ON IIIE KEITH ROAD Beside the Site of the Steel Car Works and Dry Docks—In D. L. 621 This property is guaranteed high and dry with a gentle slope to the south, free from rock and very easy to clear. The Keith Road, along which you can drive an auto, if you want to, runs right through the property. We have cleared paths along all the road allowances so that you can get right on to any lot and see what it is actually like. In one year's time this property will be in as much demand as Kitsilano. For a few days only we will sell lots at $275 to $325 each Terms: $50 each lot cash, balance $10 monthly at 7 percent, per annum, or we can arrange for 6, 12 or 18 months. MUNSON e. CALHOUN PMONf SftS-J 417 HASTINGS STREET WESI opp. c. P. R. iiilomiMi oiiki »>»>***>>^*^*'V>»^^*^*>^^*^^*^^M»^t^A..^.->>*>^.^*W^V*S**VVVVVM*V*V^ •AGE KOl'K THK EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOU\ ER, B, C PIONEER BAKfRY uti MU & III .1111, I'ropiirtors BREAD CAKE PASTRY Try oui \W Browu Bread Daily deliver) inui -writ of cit* Phone H and 54 Stores : 71 lonsildli- lit', tor. lonsdale it ft tli St. H. c, GAZBTTK mie half teatpoonful iif almond extract and four eggs. I'ui Iht The current issue iif the H, C. waler and butter into .1 sauce* Gazette contains lha lollowing ?_**, brinf to boiling point, notices and appointments CLOSING OUT PRiCES H hi ll Having '!i i-i-"l "' nn iiair-ii*. jtrnltinl. tnl* I'lwtmil lip III Mae, I aim |.l***|.*ir***l III aaltiT *■]..** 1,1* |.*n ■•- 1111 .laa 1 1-Ia I*, 1 t'iIII- SpliMiiliil * nnii'iit n| ORN 1MKNTAI, TREI ** rtel 1nai.1l .melt, la.r Iin nr urutimU Inr yeara, i nm lOr Up, in 1 il*. ia, 1., ,,*ii**i;. of !;ti*l'S in H.'' , In all thi liadlim t-iiri- .*: - -11 ia ■ 1 ii i- •* iiii 11. an (■■ i '.'•ii'iir li! Ill|| -its-. - C ■ :li■ 11 tlu nu mi, * 1 |m-t i allw ■■'■- 1 all prit-t*. Ml UOU 11:1 IT TRKKS in I'liilini; * iridic*. I,.i 111 pr lee vniir list. -II \hl TliKI*.* in all -■1.1- .unl pricei* 1,** 11-*a i.ili ui 1 iiunl. in ail ill * auul I- ;■■> -. ir-.iu if:! un |.i-r HK1 nnt. up M.J. HENRY Ollict- and I'.u king Grounds 3010 Westminster Road Vancouver ___- J The J. D. Fraser Hardware Co. Phoni- 58. 133 Lonsdale Avenue. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*«♦♦♦♦♦ O.K. BAKERY And CONEECTIONERY BRKAD, CAKKS, PASTRY, l-'.Tc l-'Kl IT CANDIES, eh, \i;- ANI) TOBACi IW STATIONERY. MAGAZINES OKFK.'E SUPPLIES, ETC Fred. Bosquet, Pro|). 13 l/madala Ave P.O Bi 1.1 Pii me 13 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Bressey Peers & Boult REAI ISIA11 Intur.mce Notary Public Phnnit m lllell add lllc llnlll', sail and sll gar, stir over the iin- lill tht mixture leaves tht sides nl the pan, remove (rom the lire and add Ibe almond extract and the i'Uks, beating each one in Ihor. oughly, Sei away in 1 cool place (nr tine hour. I'm OU .1 liakili)- till iu small iniunis, broth over with beaten egj| am! William Howard Dickson, ul ____ u, ,, ll(ll „,,„ ,,„ the Cit) ol 1'hoemx, .'.I 1)., t Sl., tn be Medical Health (ii "' ind i.u the 1 in ol Phoenix .nnl vicinity, iMlua.ai Hartriek Uarrisoi A_ovi_« ,.„,,,„, Tn be Justices oi tbe IV,1,1 .1. I). Mai bun,in, "I Field ; III ,1. McKcc .a Hm>jtiitlam. Benjamin de Furlong Boyce, oi Kclnii n.i, i" be a coroner ii iiiiiii and i"1 'be province ul Hritisb Columbia. THE STEEL RANGE FOR YOU THE "CHANCELLOR" is llii- finest Sted Range we mi 1 placi il 111' .1 hniuc. ll has 1 large cooking meitcc. Beau- lilttl blue polished steel, and lam roomy warming clotel with mop limn'. Oven ail* !• 1 tb It mn 1.1 11 ii . il iii turn tin '■ tu brown 1 1 '-'I*,, * I nail) innr. I. ll , I I'a '-llllll inu a 1 l|(| Kl 1 us In Inri 1 nt. "J ol Atlin, U 1)*, in be Iteeitleiit ,_,., qJJJ Tin su i.m ior tlic district nl Atlin iinin ilu- ist day ol Ap ril, i'ii" 'I In- undermentioned have imu appointed to bt commit siniiiis nn taking affidavits in the supreme court under iln Provincial Klectiont An Grand Forks Walter R, Had den, 1.1 Grand Forks; Revel stoke George Aahburner, ol GaleUs Hav ; \ aneouvel Jus 1 pii Kilfred Dilworth and Leslb *s I'.atnii, nl Vancouvei ; Sim ilkameen Tims. Annatrong, ul Uarron Valley, and Howard A Turner, nl l-'aii licw . Pot Nelson city thirteen pel suns bave been appointed, Tbc resignation ol Geo. Fm rdred nl Tl mil Lake as |U,, viinial constable is recorded. Notice is given ilui the office ni the deputy mining recordei ini Greenwood mining division al Camp UcKinnej, bas been changed to Rock Creek. Tenden arc .allnl In lllc minister ol public worut loi tbc construction ol a moloi launch lo bt in bj Ut) y, 1910 Notice is given ni the reserve lion ni ilm inllnii lug ; Vavanl unalienated islands in the hai bor ol Prince Rupert ; Tuck's Inlei, Shawallan Passage, l.ake Mnisc, l.akc II.null, Pol poise Harbor. Venn Passage, and All 11,ik,ilk,1 Hai, all nun 1 nidid water rn Vnk l.akc ami \ uic rivet iii range 1 mast dis trict, I.ink Lake and Link Ui I ur, Powell Lake .iiul Powell River, Marble Click, aliil tin lollowing described parcel ol i laud 111 tin Caaaiai diatrict ( 1 olllliii Hi 111-; al the snittli casl uiiiicr ni liuli.ni reserve number 2, making a tqaarc nl nbo ibaills. Tile Inllnii 111); Stocks lluu-| Ik-cii inspected Inr contagious diseases aiiil itin* Iniiil'l in a health} condition * thai ol \ Brooke, P Owen, A. K. Tye, Umk Spun;; Dairy Farm, C. Brooke, P. (hun, Al lv lye, and .1 Uilkr ol Saliunli Aim, and A. I( l'cii/cf and T. Inst li t nl Kaiiiloop.s. Aniliiiiii Urns, ni Vancouver)' grocers, have assigned to ti. .1, Hi Millan, wholesale groaei nl Valiiouver. Application lor a wain rei nnl nn Bitter Creek neai B»-ai river, Skeena diatrict, is being made O) Otto Abeling, and a record on Sproat River lij Ar* llllll \\ alclbnllsi'. Tin* pint nn ial government is applying [or 1 granl nl 1 eel tan parcel nl land m llie rail- it ,11 lieli nl I.ui,id.1 Irnin iln Dominion Government. Tbc locative aa detcribed is in tin- Kootenay milling division Uctncca ban- been granted lo ibe loHowini extra-provincial uiiiip,inics : Caaaiar Conttiui imu Company, and Mountain Uui dining Compiny, t'ciiibe.ites nt Incorporation have inin issiiui tn tht lolloa in-; : Canadian Investment Co , Harbor Development Truat Company, Lasqnette Island mining company, Lord Byron Lnd-je t'.iuk Society, M P. Cotton Company, Pacifu Coasl Importing Company, Portland Star Minis, Ltd., Portland Canal Simk and Mining B»- change, Provident Investment Co., and Seaboard Timbei and Trading Cninpanv Notices to the creditors nl tin- estate nl lite latt T B Mt 1 In r.1 ll nl Pingetoa 1 reek, B. c, is given, Application for a highwa) through loi .!*h, group 1, Nea Westminster district, is being mnde by T. 'A. Hamilton and .1. A.iMeNaiir of North Vancouver. K. T. ViriMidi 1, M I) nl Vl*- mria, B.C., has been n elet tad ,1 inciiiber of the coutnil nl tin College ol Dental Surgeons of B. C. fort) minutes. One hull this recipe will make 1 down small pulls. When mid spin iinin 1.pm on I niii* side and lill lliem with llu Boil tote They make food because they're mide iooi—wilh seventeen years' praclicsl paiat-maklai railed inlo (hem. They cover more, wear bet* ler lodooM or out, ssd lasl loafer. >> Meaiure lhe cosl ol palal ryM-by the lime il wlll lul and really be paint-awl yoe will find your money's (all worlb la cupful ni sugai and un* third cupful ni water until it la.iins a suit ball ninii leal ul in mid water, Poui thii sn up slouli Inlo tbc beaten it bile ni ont large egg ; beal Until cold, Add ball a lea *|ni.iniul nl aliiiniiil 1 ttract, nm well-beaten egg, one cupful ol chopped Utlts, uin 1pl.1l Id ill,' lul nl SUgai and "Uc iplai ul uipliil of thick cream Bent *ML Pure Paints \ \ Made io lorty colors lor every ass pain! ii pel lo —snd msde lo satiny. Maple Leal faints are sold under a title Eailith GlIAI- ANTEE and only by people who causal stlord lo tell poor paints. it \ isrtiuL vAiiusa a cowi ca twill, ol TwnI* ti Recommended ami lor sale by pull'! s^ufow u'.'.'b" u!n North Vancouver Hardware Co. Local Agents icctioiiiTs' sugar and sei ve in .1 silver cake basket decorated ititb roses. UNIVERSITY commission K C. Wcldnti, D.C.L., Lb D , K C, dean nf tbc law ichool .it Halifax, b.is been appointed one nl tin- committee lo select 1 site (or the uniui sit 1 nl Hut isb Columbia. Mi. Ucblnii bas lelt lile casl aiid mil arrive al ibe .nasi tu 1 short time. 1 iimi iiiiiniHi 11111111111 \*ta++++++++++++++ •1* at* Shaw's Pioneer Dry Goods J Gent's Furnishing .ind Fancy Store. 0*.Ssd .111*11 nsdals Av... Isasbftsktd NN Mtphootll Nelson Manufacturing Co. I Sl-I W tl'l*. I* Ml "I \ t I I 111*1 11 I •' '> M 11.1. AWNINGS TENTS SAILS N NELSON. Proprietor Special May Day Notice j We hnvfl jutl received I muni bwnutiful linn nf Ladies' Neckwear nnd Belti Iron Toronto, wliicli wc offering at prioei actually lower lium in Vancouver. A full range of Sunnier Drem CJnodt Iron 10c Per Yard STRAW HATS, from MRT U AI8T8 in gn-al variety, and perionally winded, from •J.'n- lo 111 It- nil ohoioe 11.60 DRKSSMAKINd ON TIIK PREMISES. 'iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiii ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ A DAINTY DESSERT One cuplnl ill wati i nm i up lul of flour, tjtvo heaping table- tpoonfnla oi batter, piach ul sail, uiie tCMpOOnlul .1 ii Piano.^! Pianos! Pianos! Pianos! Pianos! Pianos! ! EASY TERMS. If you know anything about the construction of good Pianos you will know that when you are offered a FULL SIZE CABINET GRAND PIANO with ivory keys, mouse proof pedals, action fitted with brass phalanges, all real wood, and quardnted for 10 years by the uiak .'. that you are within reach of an exceptional good in. It is impossible to enumerate all the good pgints of these instruments in a small ad., so COME TO OUR PIANO PARLORS and we will guarantee you a surprise when you hear the tone and see the quality of the piano we are offering at this price. We are agents for the Singer Piano Company; a firm who have been making pianos since 1884, and who have sold over 60,000 pianos up-to-date. During this week we are offering regular 25c POPULAR MUSIC at 13c Per Copy. North Vancouver Prices! NORTH VANCOUVER PIANO CO. AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC Phone 114. 443 Lonsdale Avenue ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. PAGE FIVI- ALEXANDER SMITH & CO. NORTH VANCOUVI It LONSDALE AVENUE ESPLANADE FIRST STREET BOULEVARD AND D. L. 265 We have exclusive sale of the best properties in the above. Call and inquire. ALEXANDER SMITH & CO. 11 Lonsdale Avenue Phones-Office 24 House 22 P.O. Boi 50 PLAIN FACTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLDER Now is the time to think of fixing up that home of yours. WE CAN HELP VOL' WITH SUGGESTIONS. We are practical Furniture and Carpet Men, and know how a home should be imaged. JUST RECEIVED A Big Shipment of Iron and Brasa Bedsteads, Children's Cots, etc. Hen- are a tew prices: Full Sim-il Iron l<iil*U>aila, tl tt, M M, tb.lt), *:, SO, mnl up tn $8(1.00 Womb Wire Spring |2.so JM0 " " " hoo " "(llfinv) H»0 Ball "Reitmore" Mlltim 112.60 "lie-itniorc" MatltrfKH | M.fiO A very comfortable Matt res., compoaed nf hair ami felt 115.00 Cotton Tup Mattrea*. $:150 Cotton Top anil Itoitom Mattress, An Tick $5 00 inns 12fi Lonsdale Ave. LOCAL ITEMS II, Vickery is erecting a house ou iblli street. He intends occupying it him.sc-lf. K. McKctulry, a new ,nrival, is making arrangements to construct a bouse on his property on 5th street east ol Sutherland Ave. A. Hull, barrister of Vancouver, has leased the large residence at the corner of the grand boulevard and Keilh koad lately erected by Mr. J. C. Keith, and expects to move in this week. C "Tell us whal il is thai crawls on its stomach .-"' said lhe teacher, as she pointed to lhe serpent on tile blackboard. "Snakes and motorists," replied thu little boy whose lather owns an aulouiobile which ulli ii breaks down. North Vancoaver! Board of Trade Woodgard We supply ST0VEW00D any lenglh required $2.75. per load. Prompt delivery. Phone 190 P.O.Box 136 j secretary North Vaacouver Board el Trade meeti the third Tuesday of each month, at 8 o'clock p. m., in the board room, City Hall. Executive meeti the firit Tuesday of each month. W. J. Irwin, president; J. G. Farmer, AT THE HOTELS Canyon View- Mrs. Colluott, Vancouver J. A. Martin " A. C. Wilson " J. Colcott " J. C. Cariine M. Allord C. H. Lester " Mrs. J. A. McDonald Col* and Mrs. Worsnop Mr. and Mrs. J. Galloway L. Thomson " Mrs. AkCullough " Mr. und Mrs. Sealre " C. E. Parks Mrs. J. F. Hose, Burnabv Lake. Miss Irwin " M. Briggs, New Westminster Mrs. Hilson " Geo. Mumford, New York Mrs. Mumford Mrs. I,. Forbes, Victoria Arthur E. Rose, Burnabv Lake. C. Wa Thompson " E. C. Thompson, Toronto llr. aiid Mrs. W. P. Dawson, Daulpin. Chas. Laidlaw, Spokane P. S. Brown, Vancouver C. S. McFarland, " Duncan Marr and party, Jar- vis, Scotland. J. S. Melrose, Nelson J. B. McDonnell C. N. Graham, Calgary G. C. Brown, Minneapolis Nurlh Vancouver- Ill. Dawson, Vancouver C. J. Church Wm. Greenless ■I. I). Hanes A. Levine A. Kennedy Dr. Jf H. Appleby ' 0. L. Sunborg Alls. A. I, Moore " Mrs. C. J. Brown " lv. Brown C. F. Taylor X, J. Lomax M. J. Capperta W, B. Capperta Ur, and Mrs. J. A. Hendry W. Thomas " K. A. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cummins J. u. Mearns " Wm. H. McGill U. McDonald Mrs. McNeill Mrs. Sharp " T. Slrange " Dr. and Mrs. Baylield G. L. Allan M. J. Gillespie " J. J. Handy " R. Leatherdale H. Blair " W. J. Rogers " II. B. llu.stcli, Kclowna, B.C. A. S. Levine, Victoria Mrs. N. W. Mechan, .Seattle D. Aii Nan, Los Angeles H. A. Fish, Belleville, Out. Palace Hotel- J. Wilson, Vancouver E. J. Sloper Wm. Orme' Aliss Cushman Miss McDonald W. J. Coulter " W. M. McLroy, Baruet AG. Cook, keg uia H. G. Masecar, Vancouver E. Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. J. Moyk G. Larson " D. Sperling " G. Grant " T. K. Tippeu ' N. S. Reid A. Gillord H. S. White " Win. Horan Midhurst E. Horan, Mrs. A. Reese, Colorado Springs, Cal. W. T. Thornton, Tien Tsin, China Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Duncan, New Westminster. A. K. Edward, Birmingham, Eng. LYNN VALLEY ty6 feet on cariine, all cleared. Price $1500. Terms # cash, balance 6, 13 and 18 mouths. 10 acres; beautilul for subdividing will sell at a profit ol l5aoo. Price $lo,ouo. Terms '.; cash, balance 6, 12 and iK months. Lots 7 and 8, Block 12, D. L. 204. Price $650.00. Terms f325 cash, balance 4, 10 and 16 months. MAY 6BURNS Real Estate and Financial Agents PALACE HOTEL Ram: (2.00 per and up. Special rates to families and to regular boarders REDA&ANLRUSS Skcund Stiiit, PROPRIETORS • ■ NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. Advertise in the Express If you wish to sell your real estate. LYNN VALLEY Oue ic-reon Centre Boat near car with e'K'd limine and chicken run, mi* lialfwt nut in mall Iruit (or f2MH). $I(HR) cash, balance arranged. A number n( c-io'l l"l» near car for 1250 uml f.luO. |50 iash, b-lani a* ll" per ni.iiitii NORTH LONSDALE We have 1 lew 100x13211. lota in D.L. 787 at from MM lo |4<I0 each. There inroad being opened from l.ynn Valley to Uiimlale avi-iun-, ri|(ht throiigli this proper! v. See 11. for loti) nn ami near the new Itoulevard. t.'t.V) ami up. ', e.uh. balance 8, 12, 18 anil 24. ]f you have any Lvnn Valley property to Mil ae ar.- in a position to handle it a. we have a branch office in the Vallev. O w. V.nrr AY Mirklta G. W. VANCE & CO. Cor. 8th & I on-ad-ile Phone 176 Branch Office-Lynn Valley mmmmm nimiiiniiin m uu im-himw M i m i i 1111111M m 111111H i l i h-hi-m iiiiiiiiiimiiimi mm mm n Manitoba Real Estate Co. No. I Office PHONE L3II0. CITY MARKET HALL OPEN EVENINGS North Vancouver Lot 105, D. L. 550, 25x126 feel, IOO feel on Keilh Road. Price S|,,son. Cash ll.loo, balance 6, 12 and 18 liioiilhs. This i.s a very choice property. Lot 9, Hlock lot, I). I,. 548. Price $.1,5110. Cash, J 1,500. Balance ft, 12 aiid 18 inotilhs. A genuine money maker, LYNN VALLKY-Lots from ftp up. HIV HK- FORE THE CAR OPHRATKvS. Lot 25, Block 1, D. L. 785. One acre for 52,150. % cash. Easy. Lots 19, 20 and II, S. K. % of D. L. 617, Price $3,500. Cash ',. NOW IS THE FAVORED SPOT. BUY! BUY! BUY! Lot iS, Block IJ, I) I. ]pi. One acre. .V> feet OH Lonsdale Ave,, 175 feet on 17.th ave., Price $5,- 000. Cash \. Easy. INVKSTMKNT.S-ff| wish tn remind the invest- in-; public lhat 11,anv of our clients are now makinu good money in Fairview, Ml Pbasant, and South Vancouver These alt cxieptionally good localities to invest in at once as prices ari not at all inflated. Consider this and act. CALL IN OUR HEAD OFFICE WHEN YOU ARE IN VANCOUVER. IT PAYS. Head Office: No. I Office, City Market Hall. Phone L3110 Branch Office: No. 2339 Westminster Avenue. Phone 5731 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ■.m-M-H-EII'l IM llllllll H-H-W.H IH^I-IHIH-H-IHIH'H'H- PAGE SIX THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. THE EXPRESS Nokiii Vancoi .ik. 11 C RiTM OK si HseKIKI'lnv : Hue year $1.00 Six months - • ■ ,!i0 Three niiintli- • • .'-'•'> United states md I oreign.tl Wparjraar tl'.KRTISl.Nt, RATES TKASSitsr HiM-i.iv Aim i ian«i:MKSTs— 'iiimits per iiiiiieiuii Innrtlon. I.uiiuk NSTttM, Etc.—11.00 |ier iiit-11 1*1 r llllllltll. LaUni AM' I'lMHKIl NaaHa I -- ill i|« . - I,'' | liliihivs, I7.J0. l.ki.AI Aiivkkiisis,, I ar-1 in-aiiiiiii. 1" ri-iitH DM inn*, aaeh siilisi ■ |na-i11 in-i-r- ii.hi, ,V. pai lim- Iti.iiusi, N"iiiis i\ Local Nkws rm. i'msh—lu rent* par iiiu-,.i.li I inert ion Costhait Am i nTmai*m Ratal iir* rmigi'il u-cor-Hag in -iiaiae i.ika i . All cbaagHlu contract idrtrtlieuietiti mint in' in ilm h tndi .ai Hie printer bt Wtdaeada* ivtnii! [in vnimre publication n tin" ursi Itrae, <. Nl'KI II \ IS' ' 11 r, April ly, tijto Tin-; i.i iii'. OF Till- W i-;st One ol the loteliiiist upi* s oi en opportnnity which will add materially lo tht sum of wett em progress and development dining the year IOJO, discussion in lhe new spapera oi ihe Canadian Meat loday is the phenomenal tide ol immigra Hon which has set tii toward our bouiidaiiis. in former days ol lhc history ol llic world smli immense move nieiits oi population Mcic c\ cceduigly late and wlicit ihe) occurred tiny acre conudi itv as epoch making i viiiis in ill aim.iis oi the rati Nowadays, however, condition; art radi call) dlllilclll. llic Mi,li,l.l lul development in tm laeililies lor migiaiioii as represent ed by OUT gleat ll aiispot talioli t) stems has drawn lh* c u.is oi ihe eai th together, has i.ins. ii lhc wotlil lo .shrink in giiih, and haa, so to apeak, placed the hitherto uninhabited pui llolls ol lllc globe al lhc vel) doois ol Uic congested centres ol population ul lllc uld world, As a lestill ol lbc.se condition > lha removal ol individuals oi ol laliulics liuin one portion oi tbi world io another lias berouu e matiei oi mon aud mort He 4UCIU occtiilcUct, uulll Iiii iih a lias been giadiuiiy deprived Ui the uuud ol society at ing' ol those elements whuh pn \1ui1sly rendered il so lur-, ., able, lu uui day people ut. grata tn masse. Approximate iy hall a UiillloU people, Wen High a nation Milhin itsell, Mill ihis yiai puui iu llolli uli t-tlaitils ol the globe lo sell I. IU the t.alladiall Mist, and yel, su lainillal bate 0111 11,mils In conic willi "lug things thai ibis colossal movement ol pop ulatluu inaiacs Mil little tin plessluU UpoU uill ibuUglll this l.s c.aUa.l,i s cilllUl). ile bate walled lui uiu giuwiug tunc ana ll has ionic and ibcicloic lhc situalluU is ac aepted as matter ol lad, lie ud icsull ul whuh will appeal 1U due cuutse tblullgb llie nidi turn ol statistics. In polUt ol lacl wc base all so icciUlly aimid ill lhe Wist uinsclus ibai a siii.ilai WO*' upon iin pan ui othen appeal 1 to us c-uiic ihe piopci thing. Tbusc who aie coming now, an coming a lew months ot a ll * yeara lain lhan ihow wh.. an alnady uU lhe giolllld, that 1 all, .unl winibii tluy cuiiic 'a handrail oi m hundreds a 1 thousands, tht ptuuss is iht same IU illlui cnte, .did lln mere huguicss ol iln IBO* ■utt teals to Imprest us as 1* tl,iuldin.it) The day was, iul lllusllaliou, when all automobile was a raritj and llu sight ol 0111 .ausexl the CToWtl to slop olid stale, lml H"W that lllc BUtomobill has become a laJit.ili.il ol.jei 1, lluse 111a ihiiiis 11111 aboat hy ibe lluni .aiul allil at 11.1't llo spinal al tcnlion. The analog) holds With relerence 10 ibis gnat lid. ,,i Lmmifratiot, ibe Incoming ul population has DtCOmi an I. <>. () I'. North Vaiuoiiver Lodge, No. 55, meets every Thursday evening, corner Lonsdale avenue and First slreel, at 8 o'clock. Visit ing brethren cordially invited to attend. ,1. Kelly, N.G.; A. T. Kennedy, Rcc.-sec; .1. II. Pilling, Fin.-sec. lies. While the thoughtful mind doubtless must be impressed witli a sense ol lhe momentous problems that are involved, yet human ingenuity and skill have ,u repeatedly shown themselves equal to tbe occasion in timet ol special stress that the future is laced with uuniuved culilideuce in the lacl that this mighty title ol 1 opulatiou will be duly absorbed and assimilated to the great advantage ol the west ami lo the whole Dominion. So vast is ber area and so labuloUt are hei retourcea that lhe l aliadiali West can view with equaniui ny the 111 pouring withm a lea mouths ol a slicam ol poputa lion eipj.il lo al leusl IWiiny per cent, ol lul present Western population, on the bails ui Uie eslimale ol lllc icllslls luili ,111 lor )i)D'j, which was I,42y, i,.. 1 he readiness wnh which the utmost propouiont which this mlliix ol population can pnssi Id) altain, nia) he tils..United throughout the c anadian weal nia) he adduced llulll tile lacl thai the alia ul I anada is ,**,,- ~2-t,niij si-uaic miles. 1 bat ;s ■v.iliada l.s as large as ju 'Ln. led Kingdoms,' Iwue lhe size ol British India, it lines lhe siz.e ol France, a nines .In size ol Iial), and almost as laige as all l-.uiope. Ol this immense alia eight) pel cciii. or applox uualely 3,000,000 si-uaic miles ms wesl and tioiib ol Lake bunt nor. ihere is, ibeieluie, no cause iui anilely un the tcoft ni lack Ol I a „,1|1. Inasmuch as all lml a small percentage ui ibis immigration has lur its objective poinl lln wheat bell ol Ibe pi ante pro villus, the pluba'.hlc ellccl 01 Ihni cuiiilUg, upull lhe yield 01 grain, becomes a imaller ol interest. In ilu year iyoy then were 0,8/8,000 acres undei wheal clop 111 Western t-aiiada, aiil ui which Mas procured 147,- |82,ooo IiUsIhIs ol wheat, lhe Value ul which Mas ,si2l,3t"', ouo. hail) ill Aplil ol ibis yeai in. tret i'n it ul vuuinpig seiii out >3j inquiries, disinb led UVel llie cut lie glaill glow mg area ol llaniloba. baskai A» ■*» bouses should be pip ■ , ed for gas in order to save llu chewaa and Aimii.i, and Hum ^ ,x)1,|lllilllu. (()l* „lis om. replies receiyed hy wire It is veni(.,Ke al a ,lller d.„,. evident thai sliding ibis )iui is liill) oM month earlier than An Acre on Lonsdale Avenue for $1,100. This property lie- well to ilm smiili and west, and will iniiki- a lovely boniesile lur anyone \tisi 1 i 11j> a large piece nf grtiiinil and the aini-nities therewith. D. L. 205 A .'ill-font lot for $000 oath, D. L. If*-Ii0i OB ear line (-Ith Street) to* |1,000 ELDER MURRAY CO. I'l'iaii.a 81 Sinlii \.. 11...ii\a-i I'Iiiiik* sin Vumurti Office iiiaiii*.'!nan. tii'i.siii.ni. (iiinn Brtninnb,* ippoiotmaol Altar nlliee liiiiirf, phone Lli'.' Tht Sherttin-Williamt Paintt Cotir SEE US FOR North Vancouver HOSPITAL laiM'li'IKIi HV THE Missi.s UAW.iOh Certltcalad Harfleal, Medical nml Maternity Niu-i- Nuises Sent Out on Application liar lerili- ll|i|ilv ail lln* Hdfpital CM I'lli -Irii-tiV St. AmlriMi'. Ave PHONE 60 J. W. BALMAIN CIVII. KNlllNKKH Quantity Hnrvajrur aad arehlleci KORTH VAMni Vkk. Save your Piano by having an Expert do your Tuning T. BRADLEY TAYbOR 200 Seeond St., West Wort UnaranUfd. (imp a paalal tad III Good Buys in all Parts of City D. L 265, 273, 274 and North Lonsdale. Lonsdale Brokerage Co. W. Treraayne 18 Lonsdale Ave Phone 166 Norlh Vancouver, B.C. 0W!! JIME to Paint. Make your buildings bright and clean this Spring. We have the best and most economical paint for you to use. Siilrwih Williams PHIHT, PREPARED, ""the paint that v* spreads farthest, P wears longest, , looks best. Made ; of purest materials. \- A record of forty '* " years of good paint making behind it. Sherwin-Williams Paints H/tH THE LARGEST SALE OF ilt PAIHTS IM THE WORLD Sole Agents for North Vancouver Paine ®. McMillan The Pioneer Hardware AAA Williamt Paintt Cottr ihi Earth u ttas last year, ibai needing ciiiiililiou*, .nc ixcc'iliuliuli) promiaUf ami that Ifrt '" ci'idM. in ana in,iui wheat wli In- laryc, rangin-* irum ten int ciiu. in Uaniioba tu 40 ytu ceBl, iu Albci i.i. It is reason N V LIGHT, HEAT A P0WR1 CO., MII1TKI) l.ottsdab- A" t. mmr CONTttACTOS AM) r.i ll.in r Plana, Sptrlficatinaa, Batliuatei- ablc lu culKiiuli lhat lln grtai ji (> ]\„K -.^ \oitb Viincouvii c-r pulllun ul ihls iiklc-ii.se' 111 | airtajt tnuici wheal is due tn' lllc llKullllU-- ul UtW :acllbi's, |ial Hi iiial I) iu Mew ul the lacl iliai ibis immigration is cum |nisul lu a wl) laijjc iwtclii u. ' Xl'lllClllCtl lallllllS llUlll Slalllll ui ilu- wili parallel who an m liusiiiuu lu begin operaUona llllllll dl,ill I) lip' ,11 lllell ,il ileal linull the ja.ii tiiiil.il sii iiiiii ill ground tthub eaeh mat thou* iiiilu, lu a uiusl uini:.n.il id ^ni iln i nne inbabllunls In • ■ a,Ull -JludllCllS Illilllllll.lHl, ujiuii iluii .n i iv al, 'Ii'l' li) giuil) .siiu-ililun-j the pin 1. in "I Uli II .ili Mipllull. \\ In ll all lhc: ticinellls t hn I* K'' lo luait up the prvseiii st liallull ale taken in u ,i,a*aiini such as tbe une lu -illicit tclcl iim has jusi been made, ami alsu the prevailing tcarcitj ui labor, tha txtenaiv.t railway building innil nn- available btfgt ailililluii.il traits ul new inunlit, the an accelerating rate ai whuh ilu tretnesdou iimiiiiivs ul iiii in ,( other than lui ajjiiiiiliin.il iisiiiiius ,ni Iiciiij; developed, eli., it be uiu.. vu) appartnt ihal th i aii.iilian west is in a pettoiai ly lilting condition jual at -thit juncture lo icceive ,,inl |0 ttlil- U.I2 this ureal increase ol population autl that iln. htppj Iho k ANDIE I i SI ILN "IT'S THE PLACE" l.h. UiMinH. I)IIonvldli" Wallace Shipyards, Ltd. SHIPBU1LDFRS, ENGINEERS ^ Boilermakers, . . M nmi nnil Stationary Kn ginetnd Boib i Work prompt* 1\ i*Ml'lltl*l I'eh •plmiii. 1113 North Vancouver f OR QUICK SALE ONLY Two 50 ft. Lots (.nnu: mi Boulevard »t $1,250 taeh. Tttms, ', Mth, IkiIiiiht t ami Is niunlli. II i. ptl a-.-nt. inii-n sl. Three Splendid Full Sized Lots, ttassat uml padtd, hdM ..mii mi Boulevard, nt $1,000 Hrh, TaraM, ', eaih, hnl- um'.. 'i MiA is iiiniitli- nt i, |ht Mat llieaL.u-tin'l..t-.i-,'tl„.|llt;ilK-T .INI> IIKST I.OCATF.H nN BODLIV thl' A Splendid Double Corner in Nock lis at $4,750* T.-i-iii-, ', i'l.li. I, iinin a* i, uml I'.' iiiinilli-. Tin" i. iiii uiml .iir lur 11 IIIOallTII |t|i«rl Imllt hull-* II vou are in want of Business Propertv see ut. Our listings, price, terms nnd ln-.itiiia-.it nre right. Chas. E. Lawson t- Co. i | uvtot t_s Looadale Ave Phoai ro li 8. stlMII'KItU ii"al Kvi.ii'* Specialiatii B(iililo\s ind Contracior.s I'. I.AK8DN i* pwparwl to -l||i|llv lime, hi iia, Sand, Cement Aiiit ah kiml- nl' Kuilding Malarial iiiqutntitiei i" sum iind ni renaonnlile iirit-i-s. —iri'i.v— IOTKI. NOKIII VANCOUVER ITCUfHIIOSK N".:'. Hot Points and Some Pointers Our sales ilnti-n-; lhe past wiek have exceeded oui c\|icit.iiii.n\ arhkh is an tvidtset ol tha potring |i"l'til.itit\ ul the Hot Points. Perhapl win are (ninl ol niie iiisp dry tii.isl Will, we havt hnM ibe thin-; to provide you the nn*.ills ul latiafying yoat desire, and shall be pleated tn deuonatatt its usefulness. Nn tiutilili- lo show utiotls and we are sure volt will buv. Keep C ool B. C. Electric Railway Co., Ltd. 50 Lonsdale Avenue. 11.1 Ittltl Nl DHIV „'■ i,,iii|» fi ^i"i-ii ■""■' kntfaw i nniMttiv Mi.I.- Ufflfl ,,N"1, tUA Hm Vmnt. - If. |.Hit ll| in .ill IU I Rftnn rniji'ini-'. Nntenri Horifk 173 THIRD STREET, W. M III, nlll'Kl:- Civil I ii'l .ll'lilun iiilllilll.il lull ldta so lannliar to lubabitanis ot the west, ib.it tlu -jrowtboi lluml „n ,h, 1(.r its piuporiiutis becomet little ul,|. plntUgJ Bj luuie than I liialiu "1 stalls uilni should constiluu a ^o'l'il «ii* ,piead de- niil coupled i upon the lli<inos& Organs Tuned and Repaired Charti s Modtrati Satiilit lion Oaarti I WILLIAM LINT PRACTICAL TUNER k REPAIRER "Peg-tall" 14th tt., ». Forbt - ive, lj. c. will nceivi pi pi iii' a lion. ++++++++++++++++++++9++++++9+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++i WE SELL TIIE EARTH I). I a. 550 ; $950 950 4000 1260 3000 1,nm* farm r nn lath -1 Kir-i Inl ,.il .,iil,,v,ir.l. HW.00 i-h-Ii lul I nnil Hinuiiili- (K.'li'.Hn.i 1 1 I'J1I1 Mi. bttttM lii'liienai •nd M.-.ic. »r.,;.i*ii-»iili; hai. ll aad I.' nlli-. I ..ho Hi.) Ii.'iii'ii' nirni-r mi inli M, nt Hanilrt«fd |l(Het(h;hai.Sand >-' iiia'iilln. iFnlin UU.) Fun' ii.-* Int 1111 -nh l»'i'U'i'ii Rldgea "*iv llllll MikkIv. f.MMt I'l.li llUl. li 12 inniiili., (Ki'.lin 124.1 l.nm rner mi Ulh, lml i'ii»l "1 l',".i.i inl, boU 11*14. hi,nl IIM, U Uf)' . I'll I llll'l II llllllll ha. It-'lilill IM * $1450 450 700 875 1900 2 lui* 1111 Hih bttaeMi RMfawar uml Mi«"!s. ♦ii'in i-ii«Ii ; lull, li mnl 12 iii.iiitii. (Folio I IL) 2 Int.. llll QOaWMbOn Hl'iltlltH, D. I., r.vi; ni. 1* lot' 1 nod nea. ' • > n.h. Ii»l hut IS iimntliM. TbtManltiU babe tht narkal aad will not l«nt Inui (Knli'i Ittl I Iini- lot. 1111 luili M. iii'ar l.iinmlnlc Ave., (ifiny miuth. fillKI iHsh; lml, •■ ami I'.' iniiiitliH. (Kiilin 42.1 hut mi lMh veal nn I'h'iniiit vii*ii in ■IR tn lum,. Ml ulnn-aMM in.l,; lml. ii nml II nli« iKnIinl'.'N.) Lot hi Uoeh 2h, D l„ 27:1, hetaaet M ll MM caah; bah I MM 12 lli.illlli-. ,'illx I'lll li-i-t. iKnliiilllH.a linliraliuii- polnl lo ID iiclivt- iinivt' iii 1/Viin Vitlb'V in tin- in-iir 111 t it ri-. Our " Littiit|« in Hn- vicinity in nl tin- wry beat, t'nll nml tulk with us. The Canadian Financiers, Limited, 14 Lonsdale Ave, Near the ferry. Phone 213 R. L. Thompson, Local Manager. +++++++++++++++ HH 1111111111111111111111111111114 THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. PAGR SEVEN ft^M****************^ A Few Snaps for Profitable Investment Safety Income Profit Call andser our Large and Exclusive List Correspondence Solicited \ North Vancouver ; 4 -tr « 9 * * t 4 * 9 9 0 ♦ 1 4 9 X 9 i SPECIAL Recently subdivided and placed on the market for the first time—Cleared Lots, size 50 X140 feet each, in the easterly portion of Block 61, District Lot 549, situated between Lonsdale Avenue and St. George's Avenue, fronting on 13th and Mth Streets. Lots fronting on 13th Street, $1,000 each Lots fronting on 14th Street, $900 each Lot 54 x 140 feet, corner 13th Street and St. George's Avenue - - Price $ 1,600 Lot 54 x 140 feet, corner 14th Street and St. George's Avenue - - Price $ 1,500 Terms, one-fourth cash, balance in 6, 12 and 18 months. PLEASE NOTE the central situation of the above lots, close proximity to center of population, walking distance of ferry landing, one-half block from principal cariine of the city. Electric light, telephones, and city water available. Compare these prices with the higher prices of property which is much less favorably located, and you can only arrive at one conclusion. Make Your Selection Without Delay. •j * « 4 1 4 4 t 4 4 0 * * * 0 *} < IRWIN &. BILLINGS COMPANY, LTD (Incorporated A.D. lyoo, under the Companies' Act 1897 and Amending Acts, with chiel place ol business in North Vamouver, B.C.) Cor. Lonsdale Avenue and 5th Street North Vancouver, B.C., Telephone 15 * * *0**************************************************4*******4**4*4********0****004***************************00**^^ X V ICE AM) COW STOR AGE GOMPAM The progression which more and Btort l-eioines marked ill llie industrial activity .md developments ilt lllis iil\ is be in-- recognized as a qualiCca lion -now due lo a \otiiij- and tiun in*- si .1 |nitl illy stub as North Vancouver, Tbe latest development in ibe industrial line, anil olie whuh will till doiibtcdly Iind a ready field lor patronage- is an iie ami eold storage plalU. Ml. k. C. Wal ker ol this cily bas beta identified willi tbe silnine ior some lime and lliis evening a meeting will be held in lhe Katies ball fur llie purpOM ol organizing iln* new conpany and torming a directorate. The companj will In- capilali/ed al $25, 1 and will be lor the most |>att a local concern, 11 It conttm plated thai lhe plant will bave .1 capacity ol un tons output per day. Tbe new concern will be known as tbe North Valium mi Ke at.- Cold Storage CO. CITV REJECTS oi-'KKR The oiler of Messrs. lHirns .Sr Walkclii of that portion of Second street now unopened be tween St. Andrew's Ave. and Sl. Patrick's Ave. for $1,000, submitted to the council at llieir regular silling last Mun da\ evening, was considered in commlttat ol Un- whole, a'"1 the clerk was instructed to forward llie following loiiiiiuinica- lioit in reply . "Tlial as a mallei ol principle and pi.11 tin tin Coandl could not see lliiil 11,11 to piilcba.se tbe street, but 11 the owners'\tcie lavorably dis posed to dcdii.alin-; llie sliui and lanes lo llic cily, Uie mini iii lliiglll mllsldel llie .hIms.i luiiu of taking iheir engineei lu report on llie ms! ol open llij; up llie slieel and perhaps undei taking tllc Work oul ul lile general luttils il lhe slin I and lams wen dedicated to tin citv. Tbe council considered the lm 111 of application of tbc gat franchise ou which tenden Mill he called (of at all early dale. Il uas lm initialed and submitted bj Aldermen Sihult/. and Irwin iiiiiI Mas font through clause by ilaiisc and numerous aiiiciidiiictits were inserted. It will come up again next Monday evening for lui liter consideration. STATISTICS In llie annual reporl of lhc registrar-general just issued large iiu leases are noticed in the number of births, man and deaths lor llie war I909, l-'ui ibe tear lite net imi' .1 ' ill the uiitiilK-r ol births was JlttJ Vancouver, eh., bavin-; 179, There wete ibCTtMU ol 2d m Chilliwack, seven in Cattalr, Allin, Skeena, etc., and one in Nanaimo. The nuiuber of birlli registrations in 1969 amounted to |,2b4 as compared witl ■*, h.S^ in 1908. Marriages in mm totalled 3r \\r\, the number in 1908 being Beautiful West Vancouver Block KW9 South '• ol N. \\ ',, price |i,8oo, Gorden road opened hv tbt propeity. Block 1072 But '.• of N. W. tf, 2..17 "<••<"•• I'11" ■ (ia-11,1 build. , Block 1046 Nmili '.:. containing y'., .uns. jaS.s.m. in in wall parcels to suit. Terms, '; cash, balaatt t* 6, 12. iH md 24 months. ACREAGE IN THIS FAVORED DISI KK I ol-TKKS lllb: BEST 1NVKSTMKNT IN VANCOrVKK TODAV Tbackcr, Thornton Co. Telephone 110. NorthVancouver. 1,14}, or an inciease ol 1,336 Then wen decnaaa m Chilli M.uk, where only loiiiiuii ten lili/llies Wele 1'cpurlcd 111 lyoy, Iiclllg ciglll less I ball ill lllc yeai pnvioua, lu iht Caaaiar, Allin and Skeena distriit ihere Mas a dei lease ol twehc. \ all mini I, eti., showed all llli I a a i of ,sjo, 1,404 couples having heell Joined logetllel, ttllllc 111 the Victoria district, lln* iiiiiii her wa.s ydy, an inciia.se ol 41*. tabulated under denominations lllc figures ale . l-.plsiupall.m, 519 ; Presbyterian, 11s, Helh odist, i,)t, -, Roman Catholit, 214; Haptist, yi ; Lutheran, ■33 1 Congregational, 25 ; othei denominations, 137 , when hiiiii and gloom wen ol dii liiini denominations, 1,554 ; no denomination, 2b. Auah.sis of thc number ol deaths thowt thai oul ol a in lal ol 2,784, 702 look plan l» 1 mu 11 lllc Iget ol 21 and 40, while 09; were under three wars, and 575 were hclMccn tin agea ol 40 and 60, in Vancou ver i,o3o deaths weie recorded as against BJ] in iyo8. Theft Mas a liel ncrea.se of 217 111 the province. The lotal number oi death iiusid by accidents and Bcgn genet iu iyoy was 184, wluh It ia)i,s 11 uas jt Si 1, thus sboMin. all liu 1 case oi 104. Ill iispect to luliUtculal ill ease the report says : "Assun* ing that consumption, tht fen lilied cause ol tt dealbs, Bill led under respiratory organs,! uas, in caih case, ol a tubi n 1 l.n 11,iluie, ajid'adding tin deaths Irom pulmonale Wbel lonit also entered under respu I alory organ.s a gland tolal ol j 241 under tubercular is made Up as lollows ■ Phthisis, ,\8 | la betctilosis, 74; tubercular imu Imgiiis, ig ; consumption, 13; 1 pulmonary tuberculosis, yi*' 0. K. Woodyard ('•ik I7rn Sr. ISS MooBY W**:, Sella itoWWOttl nn-. Isottll. DmUf i,,n,i (full tm r<i*> il.liMTi'i Ami tmtttt 1 • tnii-iin*.-. ejMrinf, sseanatinf, lll'llll llll, ' la F. B. DAY I'h Ml. ALEXANDER P. REILLY Teacher ol Artistic Pianoforte Playing North Vancouver, Saturdays Studio Address, 939 Davie St. Phone R.S732. MORRISON'S S I G N WORKS Keith Block 1st Street W. A. FARRO General Oontractor I .m.l ('I.*:, nil.' Mmm* llll'l li'..* I. |tlaUtin|. I'.tna Dtlt nur 1 ■ All lUrnafM nmili- k""-l* 1 \i I-1.11 V M H N T AOKM61 ■CHl HI. llf.l a.l l.".iavl-ila- l-ll !>,,« 11 l'()l,Klv COI RT The real estate fraieiniiy m.is represented I in the pollct tottl Tuesday 11 loiuing whet tht V 1 used G. 1 remayne was up ofl I chargt ol doing damage and breaking Idowfl the ml Utiti stjiti boari I of Mr Ihol row a lot nl broker Mr In mavnc p'.ca-ded guilty lo it* ih.irgr an d was bin d flO l*> 1.a.is ol the court or '■"■• month oi (inntioiis labor. B NOKin VANCOlVtR II BR1 IIMI Uill STKAMKR ST OKOKGH STR. NOKTH VANCOUV till Leave \ all. 1 .cave N. Van Leave N. Van Leave Van. '*).2i> a.m. "6.45 a.m. '!• 2.1 a.m. •6.45 a.m. 7-a" " 7-5" " •7.20 " •8.00 " n.y< " S*5" " •8.20 " "8.50 " 9-15 " 9 45 " 9.20 9 45 " 10.15 ' IO.43 " 10.15 " 10.45 " 11.15 " n.45 " 11.15 " "•45 " 12.15 p.m. 12.45 P'n- 12.15 P-m- 12.45 P-m- 1.15 " 1-45 " 1.15 " 1-45 " 2.15 " 2-45 " 2.15 " 345 " 3'5 " 345 " 3-15 " 3-45 '* 4-15 " 4-45 " 4-15 " 445 " 5*15 " 545 " 5-'5 5-43 " I..15 " h-45 " 6.15 " 6-45 " 7-25 " 7-45 " 7-25 " 7 45 " s.15 " H.45 " 8.15 " 8-45 " «* i.S " 9-45 ' 9.15 " •y 45 ' |o Is " i» 15 " 10.15 " 10.45 " 'll.Is " •11.45 " ii-15 " 12.00 • Not 01 Sunday. Time Table suhject to ch mge without notice. NORTH VANCOUVER (_ Choice residential property fronting on the Grand Boulevard and in adjoining blocks. No lots less than 50 feet frontage. All cleared. Business property and acreage. For plans, prices and particulars, apply to MAHON, McFARLAND & PROCTER Cor. Seymour and Pender Streets Telephone 6286. ill) Vancouver, B. C. l'AGK EIGHT THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. Axminster, Wilton and Brussels Carpets in Every New Design Right now, many people urn thinking abuul purchasing ol new Door coverings. Tin y know about what they want, bul perhap* have not quite decided where tluy will go t<> find it. Here is where we desire to offer a suggestion, and iimt suggestion naturally is*, to try Dryadale'a, Ami why not* We have the goods and loti of them: Plentv of pntlems to choose Irom and every '!■ siraole eolor that you could wish for, Our stock is complete and our prioei are no higher, pi-iimp- not quite so high as thoie quoted elsewhere. You have nothing to lose by inspecting our stock—i|iiitt- to the contrary, lor vnn will he ihown the best selected showing of curpt-ts in this city. Visil tn Saturday, AXMINSTER CARPETS.... fc.75toita.501 -.nal WIL ION CARPETS Ji.75la,<.'v"i\'iril BRUSSELS CARPETS (1 00 to f 1.75 a jrsrd Gordon Drysdale, Limited 575 Grant ilie Street Phone 3541 RATEPAYERS DECLAIM FOR BENCH GRADES i Continued llnlll l'agc I 1 the iit) would be greatlj retarded by su.criln.in-; the casl and west itreeti is lavor ol lhc iiotlh and souih. He einpli,! licaUj stated in consequence tlial he w as 111 lavol ol gil iii^; Itr.sl tolisidclalioU lo llie iu.*.l uud mat streeta and kl tin Uol tll and MjUlli olits lit' III,iiii a.s ias) us possible, lie toll eluded with tlie statement llial lie eoiild uol .see the Iqgk oi uu derstand what was in the ia.uk ol llie aldcllncU s heads when they passed a resolution to n consult! lhl.s question. J. Ufa Halllialli, ex ill) ell j-iuecr, ealised niinii .tiiiilselliill. .md repeated peals oi laughiei b) Ills lelili Uie oll llllillcioils occasions lo in)nui elMi oln dala. Mr. Balmain, now mr, maile a -tinning pOllll wlltU he slated "that what should hate Ineli doUe IU lhe bcgHUUIIg tt.is t.i have lell tlie tvlmle iii.iluT ili the hands ol the city engineer uud allowed hnu to ilet.de Without niinii itiitt ,nni allow Hritish lair pla) lo puvail, -.iiiii as we have -llul had, IU stead oi leaving it to lhe iy Uol .UK e and stupidity ol a signal individual. Mi. A. .1. Henderson ducida lead the question ill a most iu- talligcBt and practical style, and his remarks, stated with precision, weie eaeh olle ol ex seeding worth, lie wished to plalsc the ill) tU-;iueer 1U .sinking lo hi*, tout nt tolls and the Ala)or lor allotting a Irtciidn discussion to lake place among the eltl/ells al Opportune Huns Ut said the great problem was to make a level plane intersect with all iiii line plane. 11 bail lieen di.sell.s-.ed lul teals Ul ell -uiunng papers with lhc et- pressed result thai it could not be done unless tin Incline plain is benched iu permit oi a level plaue al ihe iiiiii i lions with unt inconvenience lu beavj Us llic or keep the incline plain ll. lael alld ilish the aiusslllgs kt the polUl ol llllei.seilloU In the cit) be slated thai tlnu weie about i'"i ol ihese inU-i sc-clions aud lo dish each "ii' ol these wollld be a pi ilium nt lllsllgUlCUlClll io the a. 11 \. li tbe straight grade and dished intersections was adopled il would be going against the ettl ment opinions ol engineers all over tins continent, Continuing he suid 'just imagine iod miiiseiiious meeting the la iline plane ami ll WOUld simply disfigure iln a it) loi all tune. lie wanted lo Know ii iln conn ell intended io undo all thai had bed done on ud slreel b) then resolution, lie maintain cd that bein luii-; wonld be an aid instead ol t hardship mi iraihe as win n i team strut k the benches tluy would be gi* ill a rest He timtiiitk-d thai a modified bench had an unqui tinii.ildi* advantage oew .1 itraight grade. It was I I md mst streets vs. north and lOuth, He observed lurther thai nrither (action wished 10 permit ol an Injun to the cit; lhe prosperity ol Notth Van COUVer depends oil lis tv.iln Irolll. The iuelide grades will siinpl) be feeders and con* seipiiilll) lust eollslilel,illn'.i should be given lo the east ami nest streets which wollld busiiit s add great.) to Um appearance ol ihe cit) be concluded, Mr. ,1. 11. Ker staled that il tlie city was to hau- aii_\ de veloplllclll between Moixtv'.iiic and ihe Indian Mission communication Would bc Ueet'ssilat ed lor a distance ol a hall mile up the lull. Under existing conditions Lonsdale Ave. is '.be in.nn thoroughfare lor irallic lo uic upper portion oi the city, then wh) make the grade sleep ei Uian lt is at present: tit, Ki! explained that one hundred net intervened between lhe north liuc ol the railwa) gradt on itle in Vancouver and tin south line ol the l'.splaliadc. ll Lonsdale Ave. was lieiiehed ii would mean that to reach li.- l-.splaii.idc lroui tin water trout alter crossing lhe car tracks, an lllelille ol lb leet Wollld hav. lo lie made all in llus loo leel. lie contended lli.il llus Was prohibitive to Irallic. lhe resolution occup)ing tile lirst paragraph in this Hu was iheU moved anil seconded. It, K. UacBaughten, seconded lit Mi. i.l,uiu in, moved an a incliduicllt "That the RK0UI iiitudalioii ol Messrs. Clemens, lieu-land aiiil Dawson, tou tauud in then report ol l*)o;, be adhered to ihe amend nunt was put ,uu! lost b) an overwhelming majority, Mes sis. .U.Kliaiighliti and liladwtll being lhc oul) supporters. Tlie motion was then pul and pass nl amid prolonged ovation. Mi. ti. 11. Aloldelt look UK platform .uul read again the report oi the commission in i'i"]. iu* obaerved that those engineers recognised the lact thai lhe tast and wist slleels should nol be sat i lined and in the report he stated lhat the-' was llol a single tase while the engineers recommended an absolute straight grade, 'as Straight as possible was llu . \piesstoU used bj! lliem. Tbe Mayor said that those engineers recommended (torn a 1 to a 2), pel uill. beUell oll n.il ill alld souih slleels, tilule All. Hains Weill one better b) recommending about a ,- pei nni. bench. The Mayor usl id ii this resolution was io govern olil) llus mum .1 ot WtlUld all ftttUre ta'lllllllS llCtV ln'iicd lo abide l>) it A \ar i, llaltes and lhe wholi "inliiis sion." .Mayor: "Suppose -"ine ol ihe aldermen refuse in abide by uiu deiision tonight . A confined and rendin*- t r,- ol Sit uii lum'' .nul tliia,w l.itn nut'' was ihe response from a-m quarter m tht ball. Alderman Fowlei taid he mn- stdered that it was not so much ihe latilt ol the uiiiiiiil as il was the engineer* ibeiuselvst— ihey weie the ones who thaiig- il tin grades, lie waitlod tlu matter so fined thai in luture ilu* engineers muiii ii.al |,c able to make an) alterations, Alderman McNeish confessed 'll.il lhe next lliolllin^ after tile passage of lllal ita rt i.iiiinllsl resolution in* awoke wondering what he had dom He said tin- eouneil had sl Hied business thai evening ai , \"i and il did not linish till i-'■•<*>, near which latter time llu resolution was Introduced to ll" meeting and passed. He s.ml that "tl someone had passed a resolution to hang ilu- mayor u would prohabl) have paaaed williout anybodj noticing it." "U will" be in) endeavor," lu- remarked with emphasis, "to have some regulation in tiiailuied on the books that will prohibit any change being again made when ihe grade is once fixed." Alderman SchulU endorsed Alderman McNetah .md said thai the council must have been in a panic thai night owing to the length of the session. His reasons, whieh he believed would be concurred with by eveiy member ol ihe council, excepting Alderman McKae, whom he would not venture lo speak for, lor the action ol the council iu declaring lot straight grades, was in connection with Ah, Iter's declaration as to t' seriousness ol benching Lonsdale Ave., particularly from the waterfront to the Espial ade. Mr. Ker had staled thai there would be a m loot raise in ioo leet, and this was believed to be- loo liioinciiltis a qui s tmn to pass over hence llleii resolution. Alderman Bchttlti contended thai the residential or batch portion ol the city was an important Iactor in the upbuild- mg ol the waterfront and there inn should receive some consideration. KngiticeT 1 lanes was received Willi applause. lie leiualk lhat the ratepayers wete ah familiar with a reference to his stand oU the grade question. iu affirmed that il lhe mat in was hit lo him he Would i.im inlo consideration every, pm lion ol the ell). He said lhat ,,1 the eity. lie said lhat .ur. All. Thompson ol Seatue had ollered lo come up loi a lew days and aid hnu in solving lhe problem and only al a nominal tost to lhe cily. lie Wished lllal the uillll.il would giant lum litis privikgv nl consulting with one ol li most expert engineers Ul 'ue west. Mr. Hanes said thai he u:'l not sec any great dillicult) In regard to the V.W. & \. grwUi along the w.-alerlrolit lliuilcl mg with the street glades, lie had made lhe dock level to colt lorm wiili the railway grad. .mil Ior a distance ol ihi lut north ol the dock there would only lie a use ol | per cent, an! that would permit bu- tracks being laid. He staled thai beiiilung ihe Esplanade would not make lhe grade Ironi tin waterfront up io thnt street any steeper lhan It was now iKtaiise ol the raise on llu low er cud ol lhe street wh-ili would be made when lhe duck level was extended oil I. .Mr. Win. Morden askul what percentage oi grade there would be at the slreet Intersections on Lousdale Ave. Kngiueer : "From .1 to V. pn cent." G. .1. l'hillipo asked il I lieu had been an) settlement with regard to the grade of ths Keith block and tlie Hank ol Hamilton. Mayor : "Smcc vmi have u cepted the engineer's profile ol bench grades il will bring lhe sidewalk up lo conform witk iln building as it is at present1 and lhe grade given a lew month* ago to lln Hank "l llamillou will stand. ' Air., A. Ja lleiideisoii moved thai the meeting ixpnss a wish llial the city council should ui gage the Services ol l'.nglinel I'hompaon ol beattie to assist Kngiaeer Hanes iu coming lo a dn ision regarding grades tn other matters. The motion passed unauiiuousl). In regard to the city having to change the position "I the .lunction block or othei build ings along Lonsdale Ave, 11 is Wm ship interred, from tin up inioii given by Mr. Reid, the utt solicitor, that the cit) nmili not be held responsible ,is it nevei had a legally * lab lislu-d grade. Tin same circumstances would apph enn il tin straight grades were ad- iiptetl. A vote of thinks to tin- chairman and the speakers signalled the dispersion oi ilu uieeting. LOCAL HORSE SHOW Mr. .lohn Lawson has in hand the arrangements lm holding a horse show at N'orih Vancouver mi ,I uiv 1st. The program as tentatively arranged shows an excellent list covering many classes ol horses. Mr. J,aw soil has received liberal encouragement (rom Iriends of the movement both locally .mil in Van couver. it is desired to carry out the horse show in harmony with ihe Dominion Da) program which may be put on by the civic celebration committee und it details can be arranged, not only is lhe success ol the horse show piattiialK assured but there is ecu \ reason to believe thai it would prove a very great acquisition to the Kirst ol .1 uiv celebration, Messrs. Malcolm McMillan, ,1. J. Woods aud Henry Woods returned Wednesday liotn* a week's lishing expedition tt)) tha coast and in Irom .Scow Bay, Their luck was somewhat varied on account of the early season, but Mr. McMillan staled that they enjoyed the best luck on the return trip. G C. Walker &Co. Tel 123. IONSDAU AVE. Cleared lot ou i-th St. close to Boulevard, Price $550 Terms good. (id ft. on Lonsdale, cleared, near 14th St. Price $2500 Oni' lot on 4th St., cariine. Price $2000 Ti 1 ms rood. Cbeab Lumber one and two inch culls $6.00 |>er 1000 ft. in onr yaid. SEYMOIR LIMBER CO., LED. Plior. 10 17th Street, North Vancouver Garden, Field and Flower SEEDS New crop now arming [nun nur growers in England, France, Holland) Canada and tin- United States. All tattled is to vitality and purity on arn-al llu* best is gnml enough lor tun i ostium is Catalogue Iree. Business will be continued at our old Maud until Mai After that in tn location, which will ba announced Islet, AlllllrsS ADA Bt'tkl. Ai lliif.niilliliil llall Tonight Geo. Kastmaa is erecting 1 slnall house nil With slteel be- 1 ween Bewick and Pell Ave. Mr. Alei r.ibson i,i Lonsdale Ave. and lid slieel i,illlt home oll Wednesday llolli lllc Noi.li VattCOUVer hospital while he was an Inmate lur the past ; w Weeks. While lllell Ile tlivdcr- welll a SMCCasfa] opt I altnll alld i.s bow progressing sathdactw ilt. .Mi. Clarence Ball, who was ,iisn operated upon lot tbe same loiiipLunl as Mr. Gifaoon, has beeii around lot ,1 hn days and is i.i|iiill\ strengthening, C, Wiegand has started tin excavation work lor lus new l>u*-in-ss block on Pint street east oi St. George's ,\\* CHUkCIl SERVICES Methodist church, corner 6th slreel and Sl tieoige's avenue: Services al il a.m. and 7.30 p.m. .Sunda) School and bible class 2..10 p.in', class meeting 10 a.m. Sunda) Prayer meeting N p.m. Wednesday. Moody ville Sunday school 11 a 111. Paator, Kev. ll, 11. Balderston H.A. Lynn Valley Instil ule Hall:— Seiviies every Sunda) morning at 11, and evening al 7 p.m. Sl. .lohn the Kvaugdist, 8th and 1,Uh stieels — Hol) toinmutiiou, N 1111, mon mg piater 11 a.m.; even ing I'rayer, 7.Jo p.m. On the lirst Sunda) lit lhe mouth theie will be a second . rli la,1 lion oi the Inl) communion al It a.m. lector: IM. Hugh Hooper. Sennes at Sl, Clement's hall Lynn Vulle) Uorniag prayer 11 an-, evening prater 7 p.m l'riesl-ni ilungi. Kev. 11. II. Gillies. St Andrew's l'iesb)leria0 ehurcii, 6th street:— Set,ices al U A.m. and 7.30 p.m. Siindny sihool i.jo p.m. I'rayer meeting on Wednceday, at 8 o'clock. I'astor: Kev. j. I). Qlllim, M.A. North Vancouvei Catholic Indian Mission:— Sunday Services Mass at 9 a.m. Sunday sihool at 2.30 p.m. Benediction at 3 p.m. Pastor: Rev. B. l'eytavin, O.M.l.V.G. Baptist Church, cor. 5th and St. Georgc:- Sabbath school at 2 p.m. Services at 3 |>m and at 7.30 p.m. M.J.HENRY, 3010 Westminster Road Vancouver, B. C. Have You Been a Winner Yet ? Have ymi won a set of our dishes? Whether you have won i set of dishes or not, vou are still a winner if you have been using Royal Standard Flour The nuniliers ilraun for April are : Tntin 91196 68846 99999 9W68 988J6 69660 B5T86 ..2.130 96689 Vancouver Milling & Grain Co. Ltd. Vancouver, B.C. Modern methods ol construction combining Artistic decorative features with low cost Result in homelike cozy residences "[hat make the standard ol quality |n the houses that we build. ^othiiiK is omitted. Our plans Jihow everything necessary Ior the completion Qf the store, residence, etc., that we build. Wone of the objectionable extras, and THE people for whom we have built in North Vancouver show their appreciation by advising the intending home BUILDER to conic and see us. Don't accept the statement of another that they can give vou the same results, if vou want the best consult MATT. B. MARTINSON CONTRACTOR Homo Block, Lon.d-.le Ave. Phone 173 P. 0. Box 72 THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. PAGE NINE nm....r.nm.mm...nmm.rm..n. DIAMONDS The financial world is looking for profitable investments. Many in their wild rush after stocks and bonds, losse sight of the never failing profit earner, THE DIAMOND, which is always worth its face value in any market, and always increasing in worth. In offering this peerless buy to the investor, we furnish assurance that we sell the highest grade South African stones obtainable in the cutting centres of Europe, first and lotemost among them being the beautiful sparkling Jagers. We offer you the prices of direct importation, which means a great deal to the buyer. Do nol hesitate to buy, bul see our display of sel and loose stones before doing so, they are lhe finest quality mined. Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. Diamond Merchants MaiiHRiiiK liin-ctor Cor. Hastings & Granville mmmmmmmmm LAYMEN'S MISSIONARY BANQUET The I,.it inch's Missiult.m ILiiiijiict, arnica wn held at tlu* horticultural hall Wednesday evening was a marked success and marked the Inauguration d that popular and universal movement in this tin. Tin- *,«- icriainiiiciii uas «cll attended iimi lhe speeches and .musical program, the latter conducted liv Ward Hios. of lliis citv, ttctc ol a high onler ami ,,| a must instinctive and interest in-; nature, Among those who spoke were His Worship Mayor May, kev. Gillam, Principal MacKay ol Westminster llall, .1. U. Macintosh, Hon Judge ('.rani, Mi. Gibson, Mr, Alexander Philip, Capt. .1. .1 i,ii gas ami A. If. Stevenson. The supper was tin* tn^ross- ing feature ol llie Insl pari of the entertainment ainl this was supplied and laid mil mi three long tallies by tne ladies -srhos mission,n\ aorta are now to lie taken up jointly wilh the laymen ul the church. A mini her ol the young ladies ol St Andrew's congnvation supplied the wants ol lllc li asters ill splendid style. Kev. t'.tllics led in prater previous to supper, and at the Conclusion the assembly joined in tinging hymn 434, ".Icsus shall reign." kev Gillam, the chairman, gave a shun address mt the I,a\men's Missionary Movement ami explained its ob- Joels and the progress that so lar had Ihcii made in this ton section. The next Item was an .iiiilieiu lit tin- choir, lollowing tthitli kit I'i nn ipal HacKa* delivered an eloquent address on "The Laymen's Sphere in llic Church." The speaker remarked before touching oa th subject "that In; was great h impressed wiih the poaaibili- lies of Norlli Vancouver." lie said laymen were not living up to the possibilities of iluir iin- portaat part in the church work. Continuing he averred llial there was considerable misapprehension in regard to the service of the church "It »as Hot all hour Spent ill a iiiiiseiiteiil Imt in earnest thought and attention and tin good iimt an adherent conld expect lo get out ol a senium was iu accordance to tin* amount ol trriouness aad thought that he put in il. "Holy Night" was rendered wilh (Ood ellect by the Mule Quartette party, Messrs. Ward, Iliiteheson liros. ami Partner. Addresses followed by .1. W . Macintosh, M. 1)., and Hon ■Judge Gram mi tin* ntbject (1 'Mission .Agencies ol Unchurch." Mr. Gibson ol tl.e Hoard and Mr. A. Philip give addresses on "The Ministry 111 lhe Church," Mr. I'hilip said In- likened the present move meat to a Imsiness man meeting a crisis. He would coili-el all his resources to meet iln emergency ol the moment ami so with the mission ar; move ment, the work was now being punned with an earnestness never liefoie instituted in all parts of the world and parti ciilarly in China and Cona, ,i> pointed out liv Dr. Macintosh, and 11 wit lo meet lliis universal and popular step that il,. laymen wen- being organised, The movement, he affirmed, was not lolllincd lo Uy par ticular sect, Imt was genera, amongst ihe many denomins lions. He also made referc-nci lo lhe nolile Work of the Kev. Dr. Robertson in Hritish Col uililiia. Speaking of the proposed emigration to Canada this year, namely 300,000, Mr. I'hilip said that would mean an addition of sixty new mn gregatiotu. The rendering ol "Ood so loved the World" lithe mixed quartette was the most effective ami highly ap predated musical selection ol tin- evening, Addresses followed liy Mat ui May who drifted oil to tin* subject ol "Patriotism" and whose remarks wen* admirably suitable lo the theme In* was speaking 011. "Tin Youth of lhe Church" by Capt Logan, and "The WoTS of lhe I,allies" by A. II. Stevenson. The choir then sang "Good Might Beloved" alter which all joined in the doping tana "Ve Gates I.ife l'p Your Heads on High." Till-: PRUNING KNI'-H liiii'ie undertaking to prnm anything the amateur needs to know a lew axioms "I plant growth lie shi,uld be able to give a reason (or every iilt Ile makes. 1. Sari] blooming shrubs and trees are best pruned in summer time just alter the blossoms fade. To prune in Spfiag is the lle\t liesl though there is a grc.it waste in the plant's summer work m tin- sacrifice ol blossom buds :. I,ate blooming shrubs and trees lorm Bower buds iu the spring sliool, thev are U-st pruned iu earlv spring. 3. The great advantage ol spring pruning is the rapid healing of the wounds Pot iln* great majority ol our hardy ornamentals and lot shade and fruit trees, early spring pruning is besl. All kinds of Lumber Mouldings 5ash and Doors, Etc. Verj cheap urn 1 Uftttt ». MM.I. AND OPPICB Btplaoidc, Bast Phont i) '-'*i'li Nunconver 4. Winter pruning is undcsii able because the healing oi wounds must wait until spiin^ Tender lliiugs are Injured by eoltl, and hardy things by ilrtilig ol the exposed tissiiis. The only justification lor piuu iug in lull and mid winter is lhat there is leisure to do ll a! no other season. Winter pruning is better than BO pruning at all. Deatl or etileeliled wood should be cut out no matter uhal time of the year it is di:, covered. 5. Nearly pinning keeps the specimen well ill band and makes heavy sawing und chopping unnecessary. It leaves the smallest WOUadS to be healed. It is a good habit lor the amateur lo get into, lor it insures his combined interest in indivi dual specimens upon which the character and beant) ol his gai aliil depends. Don'l fail lo mc the Ladies new Spring Covert Cloth Coals lhat we are clearing oul al >775 and $8.50 in plain and fancy stripes, sues 34, 3b and JS only. The J. .1. McAleece Dry Goods Store, 0,5 Lonsdale Ave. NOTICK TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given thai Henry John Robertson and James Carlisle lluchaiian Baldwin, trading under the linn and sly le uanie ol The Faraday Electrical Company, of the Cily of North Vancouver ill the Province ol British Columbia, have lllis day made an assignment to we of their estate and ellects for the beuelit ol tlieir creditors. A uieeting ol creditors will bt held al lhe ollices of Wilson K Sly, Suite y, 33b Hastings St. West, Vancouver, II. C, ou Tuesday the 311I day ol May pros, at lour o'clock p.in., to 1 it nve statements and for the general ordering of allairs. All claims must be bled accompanied by lhe usual statutory declaration, and to entitle any creditor lo vole, his claim must be liled on or belore tilt- day ol the meeting. And nolice is lurilu-r given that on and alter the 15th day of May, lyio, I will proceed lo distribute the assets ol the insolvents amongst parlies entitled thereto, having regard only to claims oi which 1 have iii'ii received notice, and thai 1 will iiul be liable lot lhe said assets or any part llnreoi to any person or pel soils ot whose claim nolice shall nol hate baaa received hy :ne at lhe ar hove last nii-nlioucd dale. Dated at Vancouver, this 1 Sih day of April, lyio. W 11,1,1AM JOHN WII.SDN. Assignee. Olhce of Wilson & Sly, Assignee-!, and Accountants. notici-: All parties indebted to lhe 1-iiraday Electrical Company ate hereby notilied that all accounts must be .settled 011 or before May jst, lum. All pa- meats to Ik- made lo the As signee. Price List of Vegetable and Bedding Plants VEGETABLE PLANTS Ottlhsnt, in bourn nl •_'!.. c i.-r%■ " " 24 Ita Ctulirlover" " IH. 'ibe T iil'.i'. " " is thl FLOWER PLANTS A-ti-r-.Stocks,liiil'iin ''■iiihiT Lehtiia, Msrtf**ld,ltis bas, ttt Ptotiet, A■ 1 ■ ninii ."tan, iii lilmiiii, l( larmi- root* in ban, -'•"" Mnivjpt, Autumn umii, in Iilnnil'. li Urye nmlx io bni, 'ibe laWTOtA I'lanli, to order, Is liiinillffl at .mi.,, rutf per iIiijimi. ALL KiHds OF Fertilizer* forLaWNaNdoARDeN TIIK IHUCU1M0 HU \<i fifc, Ud. I nm ll: I** Ac,'l ne. ai P im I.,iiuiiii Phone 198 North Vancouver Cool and Supply Co. Dealers in Coal, Brick, Sand, Gravel, Lime, Cement snd General Builders' Supplies. All Orders Promptly Filled and Satisfaction Guaraated. Prices on Application. Office: Lonsdale, near City Wharf Warehouse: Forman's Wharf c 0NTENTK1) USTOMEKS ARRY ONVICTION c OURTKOUS IVILITY ONQUERS ONTRARINESS For onion and potato setts also flower seeds of best quality. HALLS GROCERY PHONE ra Cor. St. George's & 8th Street N. VANCOUVER SPECIAL THIS WEEK Genuine Ashcroft Potatoes $2 per sack These are guaranteed Our Fresh Meat Department will supply all your needs in that line. C. R. HICKMAN Grocer and Butcher Phone 40 111 Lousdale Avenue <^-x-*x**>->-'-->-h-*>*:":**m*« TIIK LONSDALE I'l/ARMACt SELLS DRUGS A.VD MEDICINES AT VANCOUVER PRICES ... j TRADE AT HOME GIVE US A TRIAL ON YOUR NEXT ORDER. PHONE ig r. S. THOMAS, I'/im. P. DMUGG/ST Campbell Realty & Investment Co. REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE, Xorth Vnncouver «ntl Vancouver City nml Suburban Pro|ierty. AcfSSgSt Sub-Divisioin l.aiaii,- managt-il, Ktuli collected Hii-iiii*i. Chancel Aureementi tif Mm discounted Foot of Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver, B. C. TELEPHONE Sg. P. 0. HON 141 PROVINCIAL ELECTION ACT Richmond Electoral District TAKE NOTICE THAT ! have received objections in writing lo the retention ol tht- following names ou the- Register of Voters for the Richmond KleUoral District on the grounds set opposile each name. AND TAKE NOTICE tliat at a Court of Revision to he hold on the 2nd day ol May, ly lu, at the Cily llall, Noilli Vancouver, 1). C, at ten o'clock in the iorcnuou, 1 shall hear and determine the said objections, aud unless the persons objected to, or some other provincial voter or voters on their behall satisfy mt that the said objections are not well louude-i, 1 shall strike the names oil the said Register. Dated lliis 7th day ol Ajuil, lyio. THOMAS SHEPHERD, Registrar of Voters lor Richmond Ivlettural District. Reg. No. Name Address and Occupation Ground of Objection 3 11 iy 3' by 168 374 Jfc 4lb 515 546 boy 012 oil 674 7'y 73» 810 4-'il Abenrombie, Elwood „ ..l.ulu Island Farm Laborer Absent Adam, Wilfred Magec Rd., Point Giey, Laboru Absent Adams, William Terra Nova, tanner Absent Allison, James Dinsniorc Island, Fisherman Abseut Arnup, John Sea Island, Farm Laborer Absent Heer, .lames Slcvistou, Customs Ollicer Burrell, Henry Sea Island, Budge Caretaker Absent Burton, William Steveston, Minister Absent Carlwright, Geo. Albert..Bl. 38, Sub. 151 and 153, dr. 1 Carpenter Absent Cold, Eli George Sea Island, Eburne, Farmer Absent Cooucy, Jaiiios Sea Island, J-.butue, Farmer Absent DaUiel, Andrew Lulu Island, Farmer Absent Diebel, Albert William ...iSlevcstou, Baker Absiiu Direir, William Eburne, Fisheimaii Absent Dingwall, Rol-erl M Sea Island, Farmer Absent DulUmel, Charles .It-mho, South Vamouver, Fisherman Absent Elliott, R. Ernest Central Park, Laborer Absent FebreS, Charles Steveston, Meiehaut Absent Garvin, Samuel Sea Island, Farmer Absent lol2 Gray, John Moore Huwou Island, l-.ugiueer Absent 1041 Griggs, Forest Trucinmi Eburne, Storekeeper Absent 115b lleylaiidt, Oscar Fraugc l llewich 2nd Ave. Sltvcsluii, Bark* 1183 Hogg, George Riddle Bowen Island, Fanner Absent UU Home, Thomas Vincent Gibson's Lauding, Loggor ... Abseut Keeling, Thomas John . Anvil Islaud, Fanner Absent King, George Bowen Island, llo., Laboai Absent Laing, Thomas Ut 12, B. 5, N.R. 7, ll. S. Vancouver, Farmer Abseut Lsneville, Dolplns Lulu Island, Farmer Absent Leonard, George Steveston, Shoemaker Absent Matthew-son, Peter .. „ Eburne, Lulu Island, Fisher.ti.111.. Absent Milne, Robert B Tyson Rd., Hillcrest, Engineer. ► Ab.-*ut Moore, William John Bowen Island, Miner Absent Steveston, Contractor Absent Steveston, Farmer Absent Sea Island, Farm Laborer Absent McMyn, John Sea Island, Fanner Absent Norns, Eric Gunn Sea Islund, Eburne, Grovcr Absent Park, William Janus McMillan's Ranch, Farmer -...Absent Peiison, William S, -Sl^ Island, Farmer Absent 2285 Reynolds, Norman A. f:lllu Island, Laborer Absent 2364 Rowan, Duncan Terra Nova, Canneryman Absent 2453 Shaw, Ambrose- MaGee Rd., Point Grey, Wiudu Absent 25«>3 Smithsoa, Herbert Steveston, Engineer Absent 2759 Tompsett, Edwin WalU-i Point Grey, South Vancouver, Laborer , Absent -'li.i Will, William sitnt Isld., Fisherman Abseni "177 Wilson, Edward .... Dmsmore Isld., Fisherman Absent <""3 Withey, Peter Wi Island, Farmer j Absent lium District. liom Distiict. irom District, Irom District. Irom Districi. Dead. irom District. llulll Disliiel. iion. District. liom District. Irom Distrii . liom Distriit. lruin District. lium District, liom Distiict. lluni Dlstllt lium Distmt. lroui Distriit. Hum Di uu* Irom Disti, l Irum Districi, '37y 1425 I4f)2 M79 1518 1623 1707 1732 1746 iy4i iy8y 2003 2ob4 2106 2153 Dead. irum Di trict, irom Diatrict, hum Districi. Irom District Morrison, Alexaiider McKay, Godfrey MeLeod, Roderick , from irum lroui fiom liom from from from from from from from lruin irom from from from District. Disliiel. Disiuc. District. Dutrict Distri Disliiel. Districi Distiict Dislriel District, Distr.a Districi Distrii Distriii. Distnci Distriit. from Distrn - fmm Di irti Irom Distrii irom District, PAGE TEN THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C •♦•♦•♦•♦•Ot foster Will soon end and we are bound to get there in time. As a special inducement on Saturday, we will give you a chance to make a little money before we quit, so heres your chance to be the lucky one. IN GOLD Given Free i < i the 23th purchaser we will give $23.00 Cash To the 30th purchaser we will give $13.00 Cash To the 75th purchaser we will give $10.00 Cash Names of prize winners will be posted in our windows. ato rdai) Specla Tweed and Worsted Suits We have some odd lines that must be cleared al once, $13, $18, 20 and 22.50, yours for $1 0.00 Blue and Black Cheviots and Serges Iho very best English manufacture. Guaranteed fast colors, ln all up-to-date styles. A Literary Column Somewhat About Books & Writers Regular |3o.H0, t« be olt ami al Regular 130.00, to be clenreil al Regular 125.00, tn be cleared nl Rfgiilnr |21 UO, In bc cleared al Regular I1H.00, t«" be elenrc.| al J22.5II 19.76 17.60 1173 12.25 TWEED SI ITS FOR SPRING WEAK A Ml 11 illll' I prii TOPPBI COAT8 l.l ' .' I.*a\ ' * all .lll'l bcavi i ' i ii. Ik *i h ill of lixi i A In" '' Onr i li ll lli pri' ■ DRESS SUITS I 'I* - Suits in Vii unt in 1 Llama Cloth Silk lim 'I ind -iik lacingi Suil i ■ r - irin( II M'.pii Irli iilil | S I I I PRICB oi- PANTS CUT IN TWO 'm di "i I'.ms "i I'.imt- Mi * in hln. end black * . .I i aai medium wi ighi fim -i I', in'i trorkm i hip, on tl ■ Hi th. Regular Si" oo ptoti bu — tj.yi Iai - . ptott lm ■ ilu 5 7 30 paatt i"i , mt ■ lot .... i Sir Robot Anderson, lata ol Scotland \ at tl, whose leinines- centtt aru appearing In Black wood's magazine, luu caused a great natation by declaring iI1.1l he was lhe authoi ol lha celebrated arUdet in ihe l.ou- iluii Times enUtled 'Tamellisiu ami Crista." This admission lias beta the lubject ui interlocutions in tin- Imperial Houae oi Commons, and be haa been vigorously attacked (turn many sides, though when the shouting hat died it will doubtless be lound that Sir Robert haa lomething more up bis sleeve, lie hat too great a re- putatioa loi caretulnen to make himsell the u. tun o. a personal Indiscretion. The mini) ul Yuneouur events last week included 1*0 leelliles ol |ttat itltelesl, one uu "The 11 utt n Olory ol V an couvet Island,' by Air. It, 0, S, Scholield, provincial libran .in , .mil .iiitiilut un i't.itsii) li) l'i dI . Alilali.iitt Km I. hei, Dominion Insp-Wtof ol I'0.1..' keselves. The All, tSeicniili. and llisloiital Assuei.tiioii, UU tier whose allsptus the lint In tutc was delivered, ,ue io be complimented on the progress made during the past year. Ihey ate doing spade woik li. the loiiii.iiiuii oi a literan, ai llslu, lnsliitiial and tcicnti.'al -.nli in Britiih 1 olumbia. thit brings us to tm tioiii as ta whether We 111 Sollil \ alltti'.iMl tlo not l.uk a combined ell ft aloltj; these lines ; theie It some activit) a is ri in-, bat il il -.ould be (ocuaaed inlo oue So aiet) mole progreaa would tai ly be made. The ciiy council have bun iu .a'iiiiiiimnatiiiii with llif I.u l.ibi.u) Board with n- speel to ihe ettabliahiucnt oi a iiiitai) 111 Nniiit Vancouver, and hate annul al the I lag! -then tin Board detlnd .uioi iiialtoii as lo available silt.-., llunie) ini equipment and UK,Ills ol IU.lUIUII.ill" ih> question oi lite is a vital out li0111 a 11 .nhl I point a.i -.ie-.' lake llic VaMDWM Iliu .u> I"1 uisUliec, it Wuuld sum to bl in uiu* ol the most undi sii. tbli locationa lacking ih« esaential ipi.nun ation nl quietude, lha noise ami vibration ol the Ua Uie outside bun- ui) dell I IIH lllal lo sellllll*; down lo read and n is to l" hoped thai lu it .1 site ttill In secured i.n enough aw.i) It0111 ibe 1 uul "I irallic and wilbal in pltas.iui silllolllldlllgs. \l.iilt lu .Uatliiliikk is llu silent nl all al'nh i" th Bookman. A Belgian b) birth lu is atioihii eiampla ol •> prophet wtihoiii huii.ii in his own country, comparatively speaking ol count, Thi prin ilpal leasolt alleged lol his null popul.iiii) in Belgium is tht tail that he wilUs ill l-u-mli allil ihia It lutikul upull ,'S Iti.i.'itialilt l,ai tluy think be Ollglll tt) Willi ,11 1'lellLlsll "Wll.l, HONEYCOMB.' WKSfMINSTEK MAV UU1-.1-.N More 0|ii'ii Daily In m H a.m. In 'I.lll |i.m. All Alterations Iree So (roods Ixdianqcd Sl.000 \iiiilnit Policy I Kll with rver> suil The Thonas Foster & Co. Clothing Sale 135 Hastings .Street We I Vancouver, B. C, ttoaotoat (♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•♦a* AI ui y Keat), daaghtct oi I-a Alujor Keaiy, has tinted ,U.,iy yui-ui ol Nea Ut minister lor this u .11 Hiss .U. Kt ,ii\ it unt tin Imt m tin tot ii'iivc ihis honor, lu 1 et, muiic \cais "Iliu, having occupied tut tnvialdt position a Itv. St a All K* ,m, llu ilnlils iiiuthti. w.i i ., a \l,i\ Ilium III Net \\i tuinater, whuh is ■ nt) int It il 111;* auiiKitlillit . l.oi'Al, NBW8 t i- l'-. 11 "ini'i, -ui\i-\'"t, lia;, rented 1 mitt ol loon.- ni thi Keith block. Mr. ami Ahs H B. .Martinson jr. have takiti I suite- of rooms 111 iln Hughn Bloch M Su mul street. I). W AIll oil has IllllllVail (rom i'h luii '" Ins receiith ptirclinsi il propi in t,ii 1,1.11 .al in Ave. just north "I xth .mii Mi B l.iiias II nnt, soluitor and lH'tar publii , has opened a law ollice- at Ri 10111 B, Thorn psoti Hlock, I.tui -il.ili Auntit. j white lor the pr -sent he pi" poaet io aiiind on Honda} Thursday ami S.i tnnlnv auttaUH 1 ti"nn (rom i.n, r>r kt] ll mint at nlhrr ti nirs liis Van miiu r telephoi ,1 immbi 1 1 |S|S, |;,„,ni |,,-, 1,,,* itlmk 1 NORTH SHORE PRESS, LTD. 119 First Street, E. Phone 80 The Express $1.00 per year Foreign $1.50 Fine Printing catalogues BOOKLETS I'm. |)ER8 I'A M I'll I.KT'S BTRINGER8 DODGER8 CIRCULARS MAI'S l.i:i'li:i. HEADS MOTE HEADS HII,I, HEADS 8TATEMKNTS ENVELOPES I'INH STATUiNKKY BHIPP1NGTAG8 LODGE STATIONERY ANNOUNCEMENTS MILK TICKETS BREAp TICKETS CALUNG CARDS INVITATIONS MKAI, TICKETS LABEL8 B1LL8 or PARK PROGRAMMES NORTH SHORE PRESS, LTD. 119 First Street, E Phone 80 J THK EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. PAGE ELEVEN Bargain* Five lots in 204, mar Railroad avenue, including one double corner. $1800 for the five. fl8oo cash, balance easy. Five-roomed house on hall acre of ground, near Lynn Valley Car Line and store. I'riee for quick sale $1350: )■• cash; balsnce 6, 12 and 18 months. Double corner facing Ottawa Gardens, I'riee 1:5000; jj cash; balance (1, 12 and IB mouths. CAMPBELL & EVENSON Lonsdale Avenue At Phone 155. Con[imunications RENAMING THE CITY Kaniela, Oregon, Apr. 2,t, 14111. Tii ilic Express, North Vancouver, li. C. Dear Sir, I see by your paper that the ratepayers nre reaily seriously thinking ol changing the name ol North Vancouver, ami hasltii to write you my opinion of such action. This would mean ruination ol the entile North Shore, the properly could not be sold lor any thing, love or money, the people \\ould be afraid to uy an) investments in a place never belore heard ol. One net lu ars of such a thing as ,1 a.ub urban town trying 10 change its name ill the Slates on ,u COttnt ol its likeness lo lllc larger city on which it depend* for its bread ainl butter, In [act, it is iiiiii the oihit wa), lhc suburban towns are always trying lo jm annexed to tha larger ont s, This is lonnd In Portland, Seattle, Spokane Chicago .nul everywhere else. lint go to ilu- trouble ol than ging count) lines to permit >uiii suburban towns being an n.\til iii tlic larger tiiics. 1 am ottini oi some propert) in North Vancouver, and il l was a resident ol the place I would ni 1.only use my iiiilu a lue to make 110 change and 1 any to aakc tl --The Grcatel \ ancouver." 1 would try lo join iln iw 11 like s,tt \ ,,ik ami Brooklyn, whkh is now known as Greater Net \ "tk. 1 hate talked with commi< 1 ial ineli ill all kinds ol busi iuss ami Hiiiii mentioned tin [act ihat 1 owned some pro luii\ hi Vancouver, and tin 1 h.'\i always ndvined ms to hold my propert) Vancouver is the plate attd will be the bailer oil the Pacific, Whal v mid llif* say tl the place was renamed Lonsdale or Lynn Vallcv oi something ol that sort. th ) would sav thev inter hi ani ol ii before. I sa\ don't change il iinliss, as 1 have said, make it Greater Vancouver. Yours respectfully, N. SEAMAN, Till-; GRADE QUESTION Editor Kxpress : Sir,—A vigorous agitation has been raised dm ing Un* pasl lew weeks 111 icitaill sections ol the city against the present council lor proposing to re-open lhe whole question ol gr.ules, a question which it was generally supposed had been linally settled by the report obtained Irom .tltssrs. ITuiielits, Cleveland and Dawson on (lit. 141I1, 1407. Now, sir, 1 eiilirel) agree wilh the idea that it woultl be a grave mistake lo re-OpCU this question, and :i the count ll reall) had any such intention 1 should oppose that intention to lhe extent ol my power, llul in ill) opm 1011 the whole mattei has arisen iioiu a somewhat ohecnrel) ttol dell motion, 1 believe cvcllls will prove that the council are picparul to main tain the reeoiniiiclidatiuns ol the report ot Oct. l.|lh, 140;. 11 so, then il is clear that those who have been raisiiij; this outer) ate logically bonud to-support the council, lor am othei course ol action would sltillily ihose who hate rained tins agitation, lu ilns commi lion 1 may brielly advert to the curious attitude ol the meet tug recently held iu Larson's I'.n ihon. The lirst ipeakei ■trough criticised the council iioin proponing to depart lruin the report of Messrs. Clements, Cleveland and Dawson. He was vigorousl) applauded by the att- 'liiiin. Nevertheless, he and a plcpiilitliilllg Section ot those present supported a motion whose real -licet was lo reopen the question and rejected HI) own proposal "That the re- iiillililcllilatlolls >>| Missis. Cle- lllellls, Cleveland and Dawson, contained in their report ol (K tober 1 ith, 1407, he adhered to." Comk opera is all «t) Well in Us plan- but it is lloi applicable to the conduit ol .imi allairs, and I submit that il those who have raised th aiili rv were sincere in tlieir at titiule they are bound lo support the settlement of l»*<>7. Yours, etc., Ktissell K. Hncnaaghten, A. N. G. Wickens of New Westminster has removed to this city and has taken up his residence in his new house on nth street, near St. Andrew '.- Ave. l|i|ilir;iliim for l,ii|inir License Notice is hereby given that at the next sitting of the board ol Licensing Commissioners for the city of Nortli Vancouver, 1 intend to apply for a retail bottle license for the premises, sit tiate on lot 22, block 152, Dl,. 274, on ist street east, near St. David's Avenue. (Signed) CHAS. A. MEK Dated at North Vancouver, April 26th, 1410. 1, 5 10-12 H. E. KRIGER Expert on Fireplaces and all classes of Brickwork. All Work Guaranteed. ('i.rnpr Fillet nlli St, ainl Mtiinn Ave if 111 '^%_= BellWanos ■—.am *... ■ ■ LIMIT CD plANoflouSB- 2 Large _) stores L 439-441 HASTINGS ST VANCOUVER 1104 GOVERNMENT ST. VICTORIA Buy at the Welcome Parlor And Save Money For Groceries, Dairy Produce, Vegetables and Fruit Ashcrolt Potatoes $2.50 per sack. Highlands Potatoes J1.25 to J1.50 per sack. Best J. 4 M. Uolice,Iresh roasted and grouud, 3 tb $1.00, also a grade at 25c. Indian and Ceylon Tea, 31b %\. also all standard grades. Alberta Butter, best creamery, 35<*- Also Butter at 25c. and 30c.per pound. Fancy Apples: Wine Saps 12.75 per box. Ring Apples J2.00 Oranges all sizes from 20c. up to 50c. per dorni, guaranteed not touched by frost, and sweet and juicy. Large assortment of Knglish Candies imported and domestic Irom 15c. up to 50c. Also Fancy Chocolates up to J1.00 per lb. New laid Eggs daily, 3 dozen for fl. Telephone 126 Free Delivery E. PALMER MOM AND BRICK CONTRACTOR kirst-cuss utnmwna Phone 170 P.O. Box 166 West Vancouver Motor Launch Service Launch "West Vancouver." Captain Findlay Licensed lor 35 passengers TIME TABLE I.,.t.a Li'trfi V.nrntiYtr ll.al't 1,1,11, IVh.il Ciiy Inn,"' Whirl tvrry l>ni| r\Cf(ll Simtlni 7.30 a 111. 8.00 a.m. 9.00 a.m. 10.00 a.m. 11 on tin, 12.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. 14.00 p.m. 15.011 p.m. 16.00 p.m. 17* " (i in. 18.00 p.m 19.00 p.m Salurda-t Out) 22.00 p.m. 'i pa. in suitti-t Schedule 14.00 p.tn. 17.01 p.m " jj.oop.m. Single Pare 15c. Two Tickets 25c. (Quickest route Ironi North Vancouver to the district beyond Capilano Hiver. Launch "West Vancouver" makes connec- bona, villi mt fail, with the (erry steamers Irom North Vaniouver, as pi-i iiliiive m hi'tliile. mi ni? mmm Whatever the Goal in Life, Thrift ia Essential to Success. Thrill iar. hc-i Ik- nltivttsd by opening a Savings Accouiil. Once started, it will istonisfc \iiii lo Imd how rapidly tllc money acmmtilates. The dollars pile up—slowly al 11 rst then more and more qnlckl} as interest is added to principal. The Hank of Hamilton invites Saunp Accounts; and, b\ the elimination of all MMCMatf] "red tape" aflords a lotivcnicnt as well as safe method ol en- tiiiiraging thrift. Interest—at highest current rati indited nn deposits "1 Si and upwards. C. G. Heaven, Agent Norlh Vancouver Head Office, HAMILTON CmIIiI Ptl'-O n.soo.ooo ■SSSfN •■*■■ VaiMial Prol.t. . t.100,000 Toi.I AiHlt • - • owr 11,000,000 • ., imm..-*r-n*. aa FAIRVIEW ESQUIMAU GREENHOUSES I'lioii'twt CIT FLOWERS in town at luweit pricei. Give ill a trial (or FUNERAL DESIGNS OR WEDDING BOUQUETS 60? I1a»ting» St., W. Vancouver, B.C Chas. H. Cates PILE DRIVING AND General Contracting AI'PLY AT HEAD OFFICE-Roonis 12 and 13, Flack. Block 163 Hastings Street, W, Telephone SOW Or ('ates' Wharf, Nortli Vancouver. Phont IM ,>Vc'^^*%*^F^»^*^*^'^^^S>^^..^c>^^.t*^*^<^VS>^^ Vancouver Business Directory ACCOUNTANTS W. T. STEIN & CO. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 3iy Pender street, Vancouver and North Vancouver architects J.STANLEY M1TTC.V M.l.C.A ARCHITECT 413 Granville street. VANCOUVER, B. C. OARRlSTCRa SCHULTZ 9 ARNOLD Rarriatars, Solicitor!, ttc. Rooms 104-103 Crown Building-, 6i| Psadsr Stmt Phoat 996 I. D. Sehalts C. 8. Araold bAIHa kallethe's Bath Corner Homer and Ptader Sta. The oaly up-to-date aad reliable bath houM ia Briliah Columbia- Wt cart where olhtrt iall Satiaiacuoa fuaraataed or ao pay. Plaia baths, electric baths, shower baths, manage ior body, scalp aad lact; electro ther apeatic bathi a tptcialty. JOS. KALLETHE, PROP., Graduate ol Berlin, Gtrmaay BUSINESS COLLEGES SPROTT-SHAW Business Institute 33* Haatiagt St. W. Ceneia'e Qraalaat Watura Satieel 1. J. Sprott, B.A., - - llaaaftr PITMAN'S Bu&lneft.* College 63] Seymour tt., Vancouver Day ichool open all the year round. Night school commences September 8th. CHIROPRACTIC DETECTIVE AGBNCIIS Canadian Detective Bureau:— Offices everywhere Vancouver OfBct-: '& Empire Hlock •>US lia-iting*! at. welt. Phone 212b W. W. WELSH General Superintendent GROCERS LADIIS' HAINDRESSING 30 per cent. Discount OH all lines ol Hair Goods during our great removal tale, in order to reduce our large stock be lore taking possession of our new premises, at tll available space will lie required for the display ol the large shipments of new goodi now en route. MAPAWl HUMPHREYS W» Granvillt Street CHEAI'SIDE GROCERY GEO. WAGG Groceries aad Provitiont Wholesale and Retail 116 Hastings St. (downstairt) Delivery Tuesdays tnd Fridayt MUSIC Prol. JOS. E. NUkNBERGER Musical Director Vaacouver Opera House Roomt 3 aad 4 Elkt' Iln-, Cor. Robtoa and Granville Streets. All Iattrumentt. Phone 2530 PICTURE FRAMING PICTURE FRAMING We have the largest stock ol mouldings in B.C.lo telect irom to whea you want framing done cheap and well get our prices. BAILEY BROS. CO. LTD 540 Granville and 138 Cordova RUBBER STAMPS Ulli GEO. li. HEWITT CO M.i:.*.!.!' li.l- 11 tSlMIOK llllllll.ll MINI'S Sign and l'i ice Markers 10 i-'aikhki.u bun;. Poms K3272 REAL ESTATE Keep your eye oa EAST VANCOUVER HEIGHTS For particulars apply to MORDEN 9 THORNTON Phoae 813 440 Homer Strttt lurksliire (iuanuitee k Securities Coriioraliu Ltd, 440 Seymour Strttt REAL ESTATE LAND AND MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS ESTATES MAVAGED FIRE INSURANCE R. Kerr Houlgatt Maaagtt RESTAURANTS All North Vancoaver ptople eat at LEONARD'S Either Flack Block or Hut- lags strttt, oppositt tht new Post Office. Leonard sella kit tta by tht pound. WATCHMAKERS Eaglish practical watchmaktr; Established 1889 Specialty, repairiag W00DR00FE, \ 311 Carrall Street PAGE TWELVE THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. H44HH4444+444+44444H+H+HHH NOTICE! IIIIMtllllaad tjnartei + I two are the Our Imsiness bathe is iiow practically on a ct it *is This enables us to give our customers same high class goodi Wt have ilwayt handled at veiv much hetu-r pi ices than cat be obtained Irom itorei doing a credit trade. Tr\ an nidri tad compare quality and price. J. a. & h. McMillan llll IIIH'I IIIII NIMH II lllllllll Ml I IIUI SPRAYING .1 SU Thii , ii'l r.i is situ With the advent ol spun;: and -jood Working wealllef, every prat tical orclaiirdi.st ) I.mi his spraying operations Tin lirst lliinn he icustde-.s i viceable ipi t) Ing outli* comprise! t good |)imi| oils, hoses, coup iltg-t, no/i'.les, a sii'l.iiih | niiii - ply band and » truck lor urag on to haul lh * ,,niii ai ,111. i Then, too, In ai ranges *i s\, - tern fm heating .um uiixin, ni liii'terials aiiil p.i-sin^ iii III .n lo his spiav ptiui|i taliK. A great many people hesiute on tlie first u»s-. ni ,i spraying outiii, luu this is one i-i iln ihm^s in which ilu ni" mo! i. "The lust cost i-* cheap* r in tlu end" i.s so well t'c-iiionslrated Power spiav.n-; is H' i.jiu/i 1 as the most pr*u tb it am', ceo- gOUictl s\sti m kin,v..i luu every one i .um 'i allord ,, power spraying apparatus when first lirinnine, .in iixhi id into U-arin-;. Howeur, there are hand pampt mauuiaclnte 1 n< ,-\ whuh siru' ih* purpose very well and Ia whuh a certain pressure. Smh hose i unit ol iilicicii y in spwing purchased lm- about tan lie reached. Siuli pumps centi a loot, will iosl Irom sivi\ lo .-.vent-. ■ live dollars, eXililsm* nl husi rods and other lutings When \nll go below this mst -oil an getting little for -our UlOM) su lar as ilui-t I itsults ITi I nil ceriu-d. Hv siuli direct results we mean lack oi prestuiv aid the maximum amount "i laboi and material used. Even prai tieal man knows thai pressurt is the most essential thing in tpraying and that tpraying is not done properly under ninet \ in one hundred pounds prea< ure and one bundled and tweii- i\ iiu* in one hundred and eigb ty is better, Thnse who have lliiil kilo a thai most nun can nm an 01 dinar] pump at sixt> to ttvi a tj pounds pnssint* ,,11 ,la\, ii .t w ill run at a hundred I'a,un , t.i i a pump willi a large an chamber and ■> steam k-1".*-' attached, t pump which a man tan run all daj al ninet) to ,i hundred pounds pressure. There .in two ni three such makes ol pumps which may he purchased around ihe figure mentioned above. Thill see llial till nils ale attached lo lhe ail ill.llll lui' so thai lhe IIU WII It IOO) lie taken oll the hose when uui cease pumping and the reterv, piessuif in the chamber held in readiness Mall) a hose is liriikeli li\ a WagOS wheel pass ing over il while pressure is in il.' Tlu* text sup in selection is linse. Do not use garden host Some ol the largi maliulai tillers ol spray pumps make a ipe dally ol spray hose, lt is a live-ply hose wiih a hall-inch inside diameter to reduce Irk iion and incidental!) incream an l» limn 1 are the most convenient work wnh. l.oiid couplings go With ^ni«l lluse. The loUgel lhe Coupling shanks the less dangei there is ol ihem blot* 111JI mu under hin'i pfeaann Thesi -dunks should bt at li ast two and three-quarter in this long. This givea pleat) ol length sn that the hose tali 1" bound in them with wire ol i lamps. Spray rod cut-oSt are the in \i item 01 importance. There are three common styles ol thisi, the globt valve, turn iuru-olL The Iasi most efficient, Ttte ',', i globe valve is slower to oDel ate, hence ihere is oiten i i.)Ss ol solution while ikttUlag u oil. Ught rods are vahlaUt at sets lo youi spraying outiii Ten loot lengths are the must convenient lo handle aiid ate long enough lur ordinary si/ed trees. Haw aluminum liallllit.a, encased rods. They are always tool, lighi and t-uiclUj handled. for Iall and spring spraying ii) all meant use t aoule whiih will tuiiiilitlale the spi.u Il it is a nottle llu owing ,, cil . iil.u spi a), hau- the iliauu it i ul the splay circle small. Tin .an, i ill; .iiul lorce reaches tin crevici a ol Iht bei k, drivet In tn tin buds .iiul loiisells tin wax inu I Illg ol the stales, ll ihe diameter ol the spray tii tie is laige the solution is del. tend tutu i larger area, bcm-i i,an and penetration ait Inst and tin solution wasted anion-; lhe leaden limlis. Have a sun pie iiu//.le with no projectors lo i,llth 111 tile llllll's ; a 111,//I, with as little angle as potaibli ihat ihe orilicc may bc straight ill line with the line ol liilii ll it is desired lo spin) down into the buds as near as poati iih a souk ell may bt attach iti lu the end ol the rod .in.i the iiu//le attached to this. This is all elbow with ,,n sUgb ol about toil) live degree!, iContinued next issue) GOOD SHOW AT ill 1* TkTI.Tri-lAl. 11A1 lim; FKKKY COMPANY MEET The regular meeting ol tht Kerry director! held yesterday was devoid ol interest, the but- uiess dealt with being for lhe most pari routine. The secretary reported thul if the receipts kept up lor the balance oi the- month ut the sanu thai ihey have been coming in so iai lie expected to show large! earnings lor the month lhan Ini the month ol Julv lusi year. His Worship the Uayoi was in the chair wilh Commission ers Williams and Kickhani present. NKW RESIDENCES The Iiiiiiiii.itiniis have heell started for the erection oi three line residences lor Air. William Mniilt-n mt i Hit itreet mar the ini mr nl I.ousdale Ave. The aggregate cost o( the three hntises will In- about |lO,OQO, .uul their location so dose to lhe main thoroughfare and (at tug smith will constitute a most admirable site in mam w,i\s as well as add gieall' tn the appearance ol thai section ni the ciiy. WASH GOODS Wt aie showing an extensive range of these goods in PrintB, GinghatJU, White- and Colored Muslins, Indian Head Suiting, Dinks, l'iipies, l'oplinette-s, Shaiitbrays, I,awns, India Linens, Mulls, Organdies, etc. .U inch besl Duality Knglish Prints, all colors warrant- I last colon, usually sold for IJC, Our price I2',c. JJ iitih good heavy qualiity print, special inc. }8 inch Ginghamt and Shambi'ays, all colors 15c. Ml ituli Heavy Ducks, light or dark colors 15c. Hoys' Wash Suits, Duster or Sailor Shapes. Girls' Wash Dresses, all colon lo lit all ages. Hovs, Wash Hloiises. iilanls' White Wash Dresses and rinafores. Infants' Wash 1)1 esses, all colors. Ladies' fawn Waists, an immense variety 85c tip, Ladies' White Aluslin Underwear, all sorts. liirls' and Children's White Muslin Underwear, all suits Ladies' Summer Vests, loc Up. We make covered buttons from vottr own material while ymi wait All si/es, per dozen :5c. .1. .1. MCALEECE KEITH HLOCK LONSDALE AVENUE l'HONE 03 LVNN VALLKV NOTES Messrs. K tint h and Smith have bought the properly 01 S. .1. Probert and put in a largi stock of groceries, etc. The) are- building a large addition to lhe presenl building foist ore purposes. ads In Air. Percy King expu- ta ' start building at once on his Tonight Uddard's Vaudevillek^ wi,Ki, \_ |us i,a,i K\.,u-,\ Company, cotnpoaed ol 18 Bnt L- u,e corner ol Peter aad Hoariest performers lug to presenl ^ roaji to tne North Vancouvei pub lie the biggest and lust ititu taiiiniiiii ever givea in ilus ui\. Judging iinin iln pin gram it leant thai in exceji tionally good night's entertain ment is promised Tin seal sale is going will ami I hniise is anticipated, k Buyimaa ami w. Gennyn .lie preparing tO build on Peter street. k..bt. Mitchell is building a small house on Fredrick Road on propeltj In- acquired tome time ago. N 0 T I 0 E K you want lo sell your Property, fill in blank space and Mail to INKSTER & WARD NORTH VANCOUVER NAME ADDRESS 1.01 HLOCK 1) Aliss ('.. Kirkland, Igtd IJ, has accepted the position of organist in St. Clement's church, •l.i I', h r Paul, a uu mi'i 1 "l ili' C.ipil,iiin tribe nf Indians, din last Thuraday Tin remains tendered vacaal by tin remo\ whn It havt bun King at lln al Irom lhe Valley ol Mrs A undiriakin-* rooms of Greene .\ Hockley who haa gone to Ab- Simpson in Vancoaver, wut boUford, Miss Kirkland is a brought over to iht- N. V Mis pupil of Air. John Alexander nl sion this morning and will l'i North Vancouver nnd at her interred iu the Mission nine age is thought to be a nnisiuaii tery. mt of the ordinary. ! ARC YOPJ GOING Tft LUII l D? 1 'llllll- III 11- l' T III,1 ll'.'U.rV Mlii li" „\ ll tll >llit \ OlU'si If HY MONTHLY OR YEARI Y SUMS W1-. HAVK A I.Nh'tii: LIS! OF CHOICE LOTS FOH SAIL JOHN ALEXANDER & CO. RCll ESTATE BROKERS ui Lonsdale Avenue ^^_H44^H4H4-H*«*-l*44HH**H**l**hH-H-l*+4-l rH-H..1...H-..H.H^H H-H-I-H-I-H--I-I-1 H-H-l I lil lllllll I UH H I-l H-H HIH"H"H II1111 l-H-H-M-l NORTH VANCOUVER REALTY IS NOW THE Best Buy on the Market i Nothing can excel it. We Offer the Following: Lots 25 & 26, Blk. 9 273 >450O, .*2000 .ash. Balance 6 and 12 months. Lots 21 & 22. Block 4 D.L. 265 *l JOO each. 1600 cat balance in 6 and 12 months LYNN VALLEY Fine Lots $200 each. j25 iash, balance SIO per month DONT FORGET YOUR INSURANCE wk ark soil ai;i:m> ft)R The Commercial Union Assurance Co., London, England which Company has Assets of $88,850,000 PHONE 6 Henry Eves ®. Co. HENRY I C EYES AM' PERCY KING 67 (Sl 09 Lonsdale Avenue NORTH VANCOUVER a, ,n it i 11. j-ttHHHtnillHII. ■ H-H-l 11 HM 11 N I H-H 11111 111111111111III III I HU 111111II11111111111II M H Mil IIII1111111111
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