U\}t lExyxm VOLUME IV. NORTH VANCOUVER, 11. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 28. 11)07. NUMBER lil Tlie Hunk uf llritisli Nurlli Anior- irn, having n branch here, arc tha civic bankers, DOMINION DA V AND INCORPORATION With the greatest gratification the city ol Nortli Vanoouver greets lis visitors and merrymakers on this anniversary of our national holiday —Dominion Day, 1907. The demon. sl ml Ion In our Ambitious City Ibis year Is unique In the nnnnls of hls- ' lory, being n Joint celebration ol the Incorporation ol the city and Canada's fortieth birthday. Tbo dny oiiciis ausplotouBly, not only for the citizens of ibo now corporate city, but for the people ol our country. 11 llnils thom in a bolter condition This City iif Nortl Vaucouvor l»!iim„ nt any time In our history, with lhe lll'sl city north of Hurrard Inlol i u,e s|l|r|t nf loyalty to the Dominant) will ultimately be the outlet for |on tm\ ,\„, ,„„,]n,r country In their the greal Interior of Northern Brit- ovory thought nnd actloln, Every Aid. A. E. Crickmay FIRST CITY NORI1I OF VANCOUVER. ,! Isb Columbia, and will be tho real true Canadian und Britisher feels as commercial terminus of the iiiundj .*.,„ y(,nrs ro*| „„ tnnl |t w,la „ Rnoi| Trunk Pacific railroad, ll iiossesses a health-giving climate, scenic attractions, hunting nnd fishing grounds, trull-growing capabilities second i» none In the world, Behind li all will be tho lumbering Industry, mining and mineral resources of the greal northern Interior of iho province, Already II bus live and n-half miles of tramway in operation, as well ns ii complete electric lighting and power sysiem. it 1ms twonly Alt). A. McKay Jordan IbliiK to have boon hnrn lu Ibis splendid possession of an Empire ilium- power nml inigbi and majesty mv the wonder of many centuries, Wo glory In the tradition and bis- lory of llinl proud land, which ever lias been In ibe forefront to minimi' ibe progress ol mankind, Tlilsj ilny iir send a message of love across the broad continent nnd wide ocean to tbo old folks nl boiuo, nml proud lis WO are Of file old bind, prouder si in are wo that under Can- iidlnii skies ll was fated that llfo for us sliould hnve Us beginning, In i'l'b'briiiing Canada's natal dny wo j may well take a retrosi live view being 45 reel high nnd 214 feot long. L, u|| tho hnrdBhtpB and saorlflcos All the trestle brldgos nre good ipe- Ld w,„,s „,„,,„,,,■ ,,, lllom ,,,,,, hftVfl j rl,""lls '"' ll"'il' l'1"88- I mid tho foundations ol n constltu- There nre Ave and one-halt miles uonal govornmont, by which tho of iiiiiIii iviiicr pipe Iniil. nnd about ion miles nf six by four-Inch branch pipe In ncliuil use, There nre iibnul I'il) business nnd dwelling bouses, mul tlu- population Is rapidly nonrlng the twenty-live hundred murk. ARNOLD E. KEALY, North Vancouver's I''irst Mayor. CELEBBRATION The Citizens of the Ambitious City Will Fittingly Commemorate the Incorporation and Dominion Day on Monday. Th,, g.iuil cltlsons nf North Van- eiiiiver will hold ii big celebration on Dominion Dny, July 1st. Tboy have prepared n programme fnr tlio holiday thai would d" i-ri'illl In cities nf n miicli larger population, und nothing has lioi'ii lofi to make this. Ihe Inaugural celebration In the Ambitious ciii. ..in- long i" I"' remembered by those who cross t" the north slim ii ihnt iluy. nn Dominion Day Insl your met iii.iinn spent ilie ilny nt'North Vancouver, lull fids number will Un- dOUbtCdly |lP llia-l'a USI'll litis Vl'lll'. Tll'' miles of graded ronds and slreots, with Bldownlks on almost nil of the slreots. It bns several brldgos nf greater or leaser dimensions, the 1 new bridge on Sovonleenth street llritisli people have becomo the freest nud si prosperous subjects of any counlry In the wldo world. Lot each recurring Dominion dny signalize the unwind and upward progress of our OltlUM. Councillor Davison SOUVENIR EDITION, Today The tixprcss for tlio fourin time presents its patrons with an enlarged Illustrated edition. Wo lake this opportunity of thanking Ihem for their generous support In the pnnt nnd hope to continue their confidence and patronage, it was Impossible for The Express to reproduce nil the photos In hnnd, but rroni llnie to lime wo will ondonvor to got cuts of iill ibe reside! s nnd business blocks In Iho illy nud print ihem, We are Indebted lo tho West- , om Corporation, Limited, for many uf lhe flint engraving! In ihls Issue and thank thom lor tholr generosity, The programme for tho rogattn is us follows! Sailing Race—B, C, fish limits, Irl- lingular course, n inllos; lirsl prise, marine glasses; second prize, marine glasses. Suiting Hiiro—Open hunts, IT feel .uid un,ler. ll miles; first prize, solid sliver cup; see.mil prise, snll.l silver cup, Hoys' Race—Four-oar Inrlggcil heels, 1-4 mile: lirst prize, medals; 1 ml prize, medals. 'unrigged Doubles—one mile; first prise, silver mounted Husks; sec.,ml prize, silver mounted Husks. (nun, I ferry company is puiiing on a lirst- class sul i.e for ths day In order t" take cars of ths largo crowds, An attractive spurt programme ims I,(ten drawn up by tho commutes In charge of the eelobratlon, nmi everything In ths way of luiuntlo nnd field spurts hns lieen given n pltlCS mi the programme. In Iho morning Ihere will I"' Imnd concerts mul tho ni|iiutli' events an ihe waterfront, whllo in ihe aftornoon nnd evening a lung list nf athlotlo events. Including lacrosss mnleh. baseball and boxing bouts, will bo pulled ..ff m the neu athletic grounds at the corner of Twenty-flrsl Btrcol The opening ceremonies will lako place in the morning, .11 nn hour yel to he sel, at Hie City Hall on I.UIIS- ilalo Avenue, The members "f tho City '""..lull nml nls., the Municipal Council will li" presenl Mr. It, Q Macpherson M, I', ami lhc Van* ' i.mer mombnrs ol the local Logls* luture have signified ihelr Intention ..i being in attondanoo ut tbo Inaugural ceremonies. Outrlgged Blngles Hall mile nnd nnun; lirst prise, gnhl me,Inl; sec* "iul prize, silver medal, Indian Canoo iiiu-o—Sloven paddle, 1 mile nnd return! first prize, cash, ISE mi; second 111,00. Outrlgged—Four onrs, lapstrsak, l mile; first prize, gnhl lockets, CanoS llacc—Two paddles, 1*2 mil"; iirsi prize, ebony brushes; sec- •.n.i prize, brass Inkstand, Men's Doubles—I.udy coxswain, 1-2 mile; trophies presented by O. 15. Trorey, Ladles' Double*-—Gentleman cox* swnln, l-'.' mile; first prise, trophies hi looted, by 0, E. Trorey, Tah Itace—Competitors to provide Ihelr "im tubs; prizes Herman tankards, Greasy Pole; prize bam. Swimming llaco—100 yards, .'lunula..nslilp "f II. Cl first prlZ", gold modal; Becond prize, trophy. Hwlmmlng llaco—Boys under 16 i.iirs, 50 yards; first prize, silver milch; s ml prlso, ebony brushes. Illuminated Hunts; tlrst prize, 126 00; Bocond prize, tin.no Tlmi <al first race, 9.30 u.ll, finish, 2,30 p,m. Illuminated boats, 9.30 pm. Sailing race must lie over by ii p ni. Nn entrance foe. Witli ih" oxoeptlon nr tho Indian ." race, tlio race Is purely amateur nnil trophies in the valuo of the prizes fur each ovonl will be presented to iin winning competitors, Entries .ins,. Saturday, nun Juno. Rnlry forms can l btnl i from file secretary. \V K. Mel l.niell. North Vancouver. The field spurts programme is n length yone. Among tho features in- cludod is a lacrosse match betwoen the Falrvlew and Eburno Intermediates and a hnsolmll game between the Vuncuuver Athletic Club's senior team nnd Now Woslmlustlr. The programme tollows; FIELD SPORTS. Commencing nt noun. llnrse llaco—"CO cup donaled by Canadian Rubber Company. Tug-n-wnr—Open Io any team of firemen for Mayor Kealy's cup. The above events will bo pulled off nn Second Street. 3 p.m.—At the Athletic grounds, Twenty-first Street—Band concert, Sixth Regiment Hnnd. Lacrosse match—Falrvlew vi Gimme, First quarter, 100-yard dash, members of the N V. A. A. only; first prize, cup; second prize, gnhl medal. Second quarter lacrosse match. Illuming Jump for medals. Third quarter lacrosse mutch. 100 yards, open—First prim, 110 second prlso, }5. Aid, W, J. Irwin Fourth qunrter lacrosse match. i'"le Vault, "pen lo amateurs nni) prizes, uihi", $7.5(1 ami |B, 3.30 p.m.—Ilasoliall. New Westminster is Vancoiiver Athletic Club. Professor Cognn, light wire walker, will give exhibitions nfternoon an.) evening. EVENING The sports uill I." couth .1 in lli" .•vonIng al Itooreatlon Park. Probably llu- liesl fcullire tif tli" "("iiing'a. nlerl ilnmonl will be ih" boxing Innil for Hi" ('".'isl t'hnmplunslilii between I...ui" Long, a,i Oakland, I'ul., ami luili Kcnrns, nf S|uiknne, Tin mon will travel in rounds for a. i ( 1600. The lisi nf ,-v.-iils fur llie evening ul" as ra.ll.iivs: s p tn- lianil Cnnoorl Skipping A.i. Mitlllgn ul Murphy Japanese Dancing—Japanese troup < *.. 11 >«-. I >- Air..Pal-" Wnlk.l an.I lillle.aui". Professor Eric Von Englo in Inu i.r strength. Foiir-iniind boxing exhibition, W i'. Dnrnloy, amiilciir welterwolghl champion ..f n. C, vb ah i.a wis, nl North Vanoouver A. A A Monologue nml I 'ini' lllll! H,ill.III. Ton-l ml i".i ...i a un . .1 ) .un Louis I g, n( Seattle, vs. Kid Surg, ol Chicsgo, Dsnctng In Larson's i'aiuii"ii at '. p a. Itarpur'B full orciu itra, A inerry-go-roniid will catoi i" tho public ut l.ur-nif- grounds, afternoon and evening, liaiui Concerts afternoon and evening on waterfront Prizes will be awarded ("r th" best decorated hotel ..r place el business a cash prlso "l Ml is ifforod fur flrsi and llll f'.r second, Tho teniin .if the host decorated house will re- .eii" f 16, whllo iim noxl best will receive did The COI ill n dec- ■ irallons consists ol Messrs. J. C. 8a- Wni-, A. I-: Crowston, vv. N. Lalloy, .1, A .McMillan, and T. S Nye, The personnel ol tho various committees Is us follows: Spurts, Messrs C Mackenslo (chairman), VV n Ciimpholl, Alex Smith, Y P. Iloth- well, VV, ll. Iini-". T. Nye, J. C, Sabine, T Kennedy, W N. Lalley, .1. ii McMillan, VV s McDowell, Aquatics—W D, Hake, W, tl lliuihiiry, J. W, Iiutler, ,1. J. Woods, ti,., ll. Marsdon, A. ii. lilplock. licneral Managers—Ca Mackenslo, V P llailhwell Jiidgos—A, ii Btoacy, Br Campbi 11, Alii Invln. clerk of course-A S Hillings Tlmekoepors n A Bhaw, J. A. McMillan, I. Waldeu. Scorer—T. It. rjlurku. Aid. Will. J. Dick WEDDING DELLS. Tho first wedding in the now city of North Vancouvor tnuk place lu St. Andrew's church on Wednesday morning nt 10:30 a, m„ when Miss Jenny B, Smith, daughter of Alderman Smith, was given in lunrriiige to Mr. Christopher ll. 1.. Hickman, Rev. ,vi. tilllnm performed iho ceremony, The church assumed n festive air for Ibe occasion, thanks to the profusion of ruses with n background of Ivy, Intermingled with honeysuckle, as iiie iiiiiiiii party marched up Ibe carpeted aisle lu tbe tunc ot Mendelssohn's wedding march played by Mrs. Qlllam. The bride wns given away by her father, llio well known real estate broker who but lately Iind prnnf uf ilu- rospocl ami confidence of his fellow cltiions at the polls. She wit* BUpportOd by her sisters Misses I'lililh nnd Agues, who ably fulfilled the duties of bridesmaids, Mr. Aid. W. li, Knuiv William V i' stood liy thc side ol iii" cr ii uml iiiiiiii.il liis functions with cieiiii Vs ihe bridal party uerc leaving ibe church, Iwo maid- ens. tfindys uml W'lliua Murder, strewed tlieir pathway with llowors Tin linpp) pall li fl on lhe Prill* lo tin Bound a.: i ring rice, and im tin ii n nun from fin- honeymoon will i,ilu i, house mi Twenty* iir:i nni't Tin l "t. ni wedding i ■ ample testimony to Hi" popularltj of Hun" whose fan la Joined. Tho boarlle i ,-. I wishes and congratulation ol all who know thom en with them and ewall Ihein mi ili.ir ret.nn Mr and Mn, Hickman were pn seated uifii many valuable prosonts, Councilloi Mi.\,nii;lit THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. (l|| lhe I S|il,llllllll \\ I -iTKHX ((II,I'lll! \ I ll IN. LTD . illSlillllioll allllie 111 dill.hei". IHII.". iei. ilu' elTorl uf Mr A It Hip [inning wn ihe ! . . lllll I'l llllll I'H ... real . i.a'. house building Illtl'IICttll I, SIIWTIlllllllg Ing Iiii a! a . ,1,,' md .>lll.l lilllg! llu;. lie aie rn|ii|iiiiii ivns (air I ■ ■ In . i - laid down In Man ger |1|| iii ix'l'o inuii.l ppl i lllll III llie ellllllli mill llllll lllOl'" uilglily jllslllled 'lie eiinipleic nuill* I'll III' 'll' 'llli ' taa'" lire iiver I."" - in .mil llu mi,nn.. ill Willi! ! I,ii ■ • ■ ii iiut The I'lll I'llll.■ IIU II; rt'iilo ni iiiidoi'iiiklng iii liiilli tli" and district of Nortli V uncoil* ....r \ pni'tbfi lisi ni ih. buildingi ainl resilience... i'1'ei'lcil In ii aiiil on* ■ ■ nl which aire linnil ill llii; paper by curt" i ni the Wc lorn ('oi'porntlnn, iiiiinely, ullices nl lhe loi'll ' III " (111, Sl ,Inllil': -.'Innil. Thninpi ut HI", ii. li'";.' le; Hltn ii. I'lrsl Iiu luess It nek unl ilu ■ ■- ni ,\ ii Dlnlock, Mayor \i: So Itirl! Vi l: I ll li Mr . ,-t.ii ,"i, II I. Ill .I' n ■ mu, nre kept, nnd file ronl eslnli nud other transanains nre coiisiini* '...I n uniiiii Indeed i"' fortunate inr ihe Ambitious I'll; .1 H liml more ■inli concerns as lhe Western I'or- i'nnil mn i \n.ia. nn; \i:i in I i.i r. VI. N'icliiilsnii-I.ailei, the pioneer m-clillecl nf Nnrth Vi mvOr, wiin i-i here a ie:n' ngo Insl spring (111(1 llllS npelieil all llllll'O ill lllis l"ill'. li i IiiiiI evi iiii yours' varied export- . a. a in bis profession Hi served ■a.i mel three years lo n well km.i' a iinrili ui England nrchllei I, ll en worked 111 Hie bridge ami building diipurtineiil rn ilie r p ll nl \i inu leaving ihai in Inke a im lilun uIth n ueii known Winnipeg iirehllwl mul for over ihree years worked in lllll! cin. lenvlllg ihere lu im in lli'iindon in inke elinrge nf ilu- nrclillecliirnl depnrl* meill in tli" cin engineer's ollice. Aim.il Is inniitlis nfierwnrdi lie opened :ni ullice Iii ilial oily, where he hmi llie designing and looking ainl i.nic nt Hi" musl Important buildings In llinl purl nl he |irnt 'nice, aiming Iho mosl notable ol Whldl Wl'le file llulnlgl.il lllll illlild* mt', ihe Armor) inr the Dominion ■ ■•'.•■ f11111a■ 111. ami also several llllllll* im ih" Western Arts ft Agrl- ('. Mt Kenzie, I'lfsiileiit Athletic Club ATHLETIC CLUB "li is our aim lo mnke these iilblolic grounds excel anything of u like nature on tbo const," snld one .'( fiie ll. c. Electric Railway Co ■ llicials recently In discussing llu Bithjool uf n park, nml referring i" (he new athletic grounds nn Twenty* lirsl street, recently acquired liy Iln North Vancouver Athletic Assocln Ilnn. Several months ago tbe Norlh Vancouver Athletic Association lie- ciinii' aware ol fin- fncl Hint nl n<> .Inasmuch ns ihey have encouraged tbo thriving association, and II is by llieir valuable aid thai file cliib is now on an equal fooling with llio boat, I'ivo acres are being enclosed bj all eight-fool lelll'e, llllll ulli'll file season uf IIIOS opons North Van couver can boasl ui" ono nf Iho liosi recreiitlon grounds In lhe west. The grounds nre lining mnde nn level anil si ill as a billiard Inble ami still ablo for any class of oiitdonr sporl, A heavy suil will lie made during ilu- coming vv i iii cr. Since acqiiivltig ibe ground the ntblotlc association is erecting a graml st:iml. bleachers, Irack fence, lionllis, otc, nml il is liopoil in file i.eu future iii iiuiiii n club house, uiiii all modern coiivonloiicos, Jul) i isi win roe tiie formal opening nl I Ihese grounds, nml the lisi nf gporli prepared for thai day will lung re innin in iho memory ol all those who chance to see thom, The club has now a membership I of 12a young mon. all of North Van couver] a club hall which is fasi becoming Inadequate, ami a fair am .uini nf gymnastic exercises, Including punching ling, boxing gloves, dumb bells, horizontal bars, swings, eic.. hesidos a small library and n lilunii Tl xocutlve officers fur Ibis term nro: C, Mackenzie. I'rosldeiit; i'. Clark, Vice-President; W. it Campbell. Becrotnry; M. s. Mt Howell, Treasurer; .1. ti. Williams I II. Ilm IIS A li lliplocli i'n ■- V\'. -lain Corporation and I'n •• Uoaiinu Chili. W. j. Iliiilei Si i". Trcns ol North Van- ei'iner HnnliiiK Cluh, ore This filing of tllpiiing lhe somo food Is provided equal lo lhat i ars deep Is all wrong; ull hard work nnd im speed is ihe uiilcome ni 'dishing' wilier, When rowing nver u in rse, ' ludy llio ctti'vetil nf water mid mark mj Iniul murk I'lii'iiislicl In any of lhe hotels here- ahniits The li c. Hleelrlc Tramway run righl Inin tlie grounds, nud li.ins- iiiai'is ihe niilpnl nu i'lnl cars to llio Bank ol llritisli North Amerii a * "X PhlllP, «', l. I! I, II W. cuitiirnl ul Ihal ciiy V ig. Mr Dougall, nnd It, P Cor* .;,.„.,. uiionlug an ollice in bis city nlsh, Indicates fairly whal II i^ do* |... \,m K„i mu design foi evcrnl Ing The company have biilli mile ,. ...,.,... ,ind ih,. alterations and nr mads ai comparatively small co i iidiiluna lo Dm school, lie i now lo llu iieopb ami has cleared Iiiii ,,, overal plans I'"' stores dn I nl ;n ia. nl luml. ami has l.ni , ., ,,\,.,„,. ami is in a lair «a> ■ it iiuiiii In ti large iiiimbi i ■ ,i,. a : I reputation foi him* liuih • , iioi md Im Im |„ n,!,, c|ty. .'i.i ■ ■ ., ■■ \, ii nipii ni Mm i'ini r.\i'ii..\M)' W Mm ■ ., , ' ""' '•l|"h I"'1"1 a • I a.| | Ill ll'll ." 'I ua Hnluriln) v ■ ic ,, In lull) I,, midsi "i i'h ,. M,,i"i"l • iu iinin il: lain ohjecls, which gives j Western Corporation wharf on An nu' a good i.i. 1 lhe cnu ran on Inlet, ensl of Lonsdale Vvonue, racing day. I do hope lhe boys will :'n far n protection from live is lake a -.real una ri i in rowing. We i-mutcmcd ihere nro several hydrants have line :■ I mali-rial 111 Norlh llllll hundreds llf feel of hose 111 rend- Y.iiie.iiiver If ihey would only prac- iness. lice rowing." Pesides Clllllllg tillllier lite Cnl'pol'- 1 nllmi is doing ii lug work clenrlng sovornrl Invge Iriiels of luml In I"' settled up. Iwn donkey engines; rnp- niii.- ul dovelo|diig liiu horse power, being lisuod inr lhe purpuso. dlsliiul dale Mime imni nl nllilellc ll ml. ivuiilil I.e required, nml slops uere laliep uifii lhat end in view. Victoria park ai llinl lime ,\:is ilie null available piece nt ground, ami before any kind of i.a - Id be played on ll a groat B moil ul nl work would ii I In* iinin'. nml laiini <*,l in ih" heavy I ask n "lui'" was formed, uml though successful In leveling up llie surface did iiiii iii an) greal exlcnl ph the groniiili In proper shape, niher grounds lllld in lie secured, and It was nol mini a few weeks ago ihnt ni | |, VV.a.il , Citv lii'iisiirei. THU IU1WIXII I'LIII. f ho !.{"' '-"I.'*' Ilutl laVllsllilM i liainpioil Iiii-. • Wn t.i ..I I'.iiti ill ( | iim executive of fi. 'iiiui had iUc.i iin i' least ,,| |„, || .i.a, , oil fro a. lalluin a,,ilt|ianv Wlllcll i'ii'" I ' il"' '"unit Ill "1 " III '.UIOI- "11 imiai l.i t Hal' in " li"" ■ .il Thi I: l KlOClrl I aiuat I'll inu- shown "iiiiiii'ii'iiii" loroslght Tlie Norlh Vancouver final iug ('luii is one nf fin1 mosl successful clubs on Ibo "nil:.I 'I'he members lake greal internal in homing affairs ami are sanguine or a successful season. Th" iiiiii is HOW ill lis Ibllil (ear. lias pulled nil' several success- fill regattas, ami will lake a promt- lll'lll |iatt ill llu- nue In he belli hole Monday. The club is In good condition limimlnlly mul has iis headquarters ai ilu- whorl in Lonsdale gardens, whore many a pleasant evening Is spool hy llio members, following an- llie officers this yenr: II rarv Presidents I'SI.C SS llonornrj ['residents psi.c ss llniiiirai.i I'rosldonts I'SI.C SS Honorary Presidents Mr. .1, C, Keith ami v Si. i; Hamersley, K.C, President Mr. A. |i. Diplock, In i Vice President Mr. W. W. Monlolliis. Se,,,ml Vice-President Mr. 1'. I.;n ..ii Sen elan -Treasurer Mr. W. S. Duller, I'nplltlll .1. W. Ilunlniry. Km i uilio Committee llev, .Mr. Ma i" di ii ami Me n II II llrycc. ii \ Blinw, Ii. ii. nick, f s, vv inun . .1 N. .1. Hrown ami .1. ,1. Vi i Tliree more inoiuhi i u hi I li ' ■ iiimillllli e Mr .1 N .1 Hrown, uiii." |.niimii " .11 ■ ■ ' I . ■ 1 ll Ilil' 'I! champion ni I'.n" I, t'lilumlilii aud ■ limine an.l Is ..tu... rend) lo help Ihi' ) "i mcmhi i i in 'nni ihem how in INK. III.-a US III!" ll" III.UL 1 nl InU iii ■ iiiiii "ih" Kxpn !"■ ii ""\li inn.Iiiiiiii i I;:. pounds, Inu Im i week, ian llilnk (nfler len days lu lied i. I .mii neighed l.l" ,1 uilli. I lllll e :. i'l" nl 'll"!' Mow nvol i en feeling much lienor now i nil (' ill pull Up lui I lio|ie file rnwlm a lull i. a •■' i" i.ii.. lllllllll llllVl ailallfil, I Imu i m i ' Tlie) should aa i havt a cull plo nl tingle Tin would I'll • I ■ ' 1 "ll'll "Ii'l lllllllll! lh" Ine. . In I'l'acli.i' VI IlllVlce In ,i IKlVll'l ill a ii:'" i I'll I "I all. le.irn in iiaianie fii" Iiiiiii properly; having learned lum lo bundle your ,, ..I ri oh fl ' ward well for fiie ml . llllllll I a! a. 111 a 111.1 ., II I'll iill" ii,. i, ilili forward in In i ti well a arm Ihen drop lhe nnn righl up lo your broasl ■ rover) Primarily I use my legs, back mid arm. i simply catch i n i im ■ good hold, and no WKSTKIIX COItl'OUATlOX **Vi\ Mil.I,. The Inrgesl elecli'lcal sawinlll in he Province is nl Qiieem Imry Ave nue ami Nliiteeiiih Streei and Is i nf fiie Iiest eqiil|i|ieil inaiiiilaci.uie III nnK (l\ SI'ltINd, llrlllsh I'olnnibiii, 'ITie Western Cor u lair. 0 brlghl. n lovely spring; lineal inn, Limited, have spared nn Whal wni-lh) (■harms ilum here dosl energy nr expense In make il sn, i bring Tlie Kxpress made a visil thero Ihls Tn soolhe lhe (earning heart. iveek, ami round evoryllllllg in lull Willi homily far surpassing nrl. operiillon, I'..ur now poworful oloc- The rose llinl charms Iho languid trie motors have boon Installed, with i scene horse power, respectively of 18fi, in. Displays iniliild ningnlllcence, .(ila, 1 *>' " a-a fl , 'Ws^aV'-fi. ■IlL •\3iai -V ':■■•", '-n'-'.'ti^fl^l* Kesiileiu". iii A. II Diplock i'.n and 8Ii. Tll u mill lias a capacll; of "•',. I reel dailv. The limber ivhen cut is Inunodlaloly pui lb run gli il ilger mid pinner nnd Is i- I'lei'.l ready for shipment be* inre li goes In llio yard. Tho Corporation i; III pre mil lilling a large enn Igiitnchl "i lu in hor for New Zealand, I liave several large for elgu orders lu llll, The log lire broughl iu on heavy lorries nml dumped In a large pond. Ihclice pulled Up Ilia' Rlingwu) inin fin- mill, placed iiii fin ., carriage, nnd sawn inin proper lenglhi Iwo saws iieimt i I. The dry kiln is honied lij li m nml I on ■ ' ■ i model a il a. Ill nf III" line I. mill I: iiii) nml ilie iii ul bub . Sl llll ti III lim rlel hu .a III iiii ii im hei iu nn provl li i nriahi .'i o inui ,i ".i . .!,.!,■ Iiii iii.i i whole* lim i a ilnui all iho rural birds TTuii a im hi their lays In mystic Ulli alls llellgbl with ilieir nu lodlous chains Our in-i i*■ woods and sylvan haunts, All hall, In- ilnn Ibe spring':, return, Win u loll being o'er we may sojourn 'Mid rural sei lies and bower) shades Villi a |||||||| lhe skll'S SITelie. I'liii I nun .a a rlinng iiii.' magic Rcene. Then lell Is ihls n hnpp) earlh Thai um. II life i" a lingering il llllll ifil hai' lllllll HI III ' I'ii i'iiI , ills Ihoiighls in Ihe sublime ||l ||| In file rilSlIC IVOIIll wisdom from nniuro'-t a I ln-ii li .,' Ill ■ . aside, fiie lo- i ks ii ■■ "i lore from niiirni r- fill iVVNK ■pRfanii • '*.*". 'Wmi-r" • Residence, ul Mayoi Kealy THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. E xi lloipes at (11 Nllltlll VANCOUVER VR1Y Wltll IIN I'.V Mi V. I'llll 11', ('. II. C. K.ne VV 11. Mny. Al the proscnl pnrtliiB of iin ivnj lml in lhe big 'tv dl v In. conlroli un i ■ iv I'liii rn Ibis polnl we .el. a ureal n Ivn iei. and in u ' " ure ,i ,' | ninl I" i ni i'.' > ■ llli in in n; ■'!' ia" ii inn1 , i. iill ,, Iiii " inr em prog I' ' i.;.' I Subtlivlt-tioiis, . ,,il iiii'ilu'i illunrnie fill. ail unci i lun! l'i ih" ;i in"':. in mil nui in I'-ii" ilioro wor ily mn illlli-roill ■ llllllllislnn:; nl lanil in llu dislriel; Ihere iii'ir ion iu 181)11; .'I'.iil in lllllll, ami rami iii 11)07 i il .; " i' |ie lllllllll Inr lllllll i.a llinl la "I ",' III lal lllllll III Uill iCla ||| In ily i ml III lhe rural dls- ll'ii i, ii nm more, v bleb jusi moans llinl in llie near lifiuri' wo may ox- poi-l in have (rom uilDU lo 7000 elec- lors all ai one wiib in, IiiiiI North 1 Vancoiiver musl pi'tispei. ;t—Assessment Values, The assnssmeni rail should nlwnys in- a prolty sure Index of llio pros- porlty ur oiherwlse of a district. M . Jan m* t df 'I'nlnl .'.s.i ""ll "ills IM'.' IS'.lli I Mil. Il'il • i" "ni dlstricl I D' nd I"' ami- 'i'|„, nvin,, 1;,.,,,,,., l|IOIl|. fo, 10 looli nver our expei'lences and In ihemselvcs: stir up nur hnpos If we hnd bill lillle lu ihe uui 1.1 experience we would liuve Jusi ii • lillle reason for hopefulness, li our efforts In lhe I umI had lieen iinprodiiclhe mc i.iuld have im liicltenielll lu eiTorl 111 ine tin nre. Sm ,, .... |i mn in nunc iu us wlthoul lit"i 1 nu nur pari, ,.ud Ihal nl a -:laiim nulled nud pi ri 1 i.iai 1 llll I'm 'a 1 . hence I llllllll 11 mat In- M nuill,Ulna: unit hi'lpiul ii we luiili uver our more receul ex* peril toes. li is uui mi ver) mii ■ : i'i"- we hud II ,ii..i at us iiiiii fin.- was n "nni inui,ilu. ni spociilitters," nnd pus ,* t|,i re win ■■ ■ i'i 'in'ii fur lhe n, .■ Hou when men held su leiui cionsly tu purchases Ihey hnd made years m u m high luqi' u day" in .uu;: in Ihem lo bring Ihem 1.11 It il>. 11 nui. n wns slim . low , ., llllll Ul llll ll 'I Ivi :..i I 1 :!:.'... lllll I ''» "' mu< ill 1 clttliii 1 ''nn.' Irom i'i..; 1.-is oui' dislriel . . 1,ini.", tilliil llll iin ni '.li" 1 11 ■ in Sorlli Vancouver prop ,. . iiitij dc .-. aii 'l "in- ills rl iiu: Municipality ol Norlh ", icrlcii III nn.' '""..'lit I ve m iisserl ihni wo bate wlilcli ii uisel; governed has proi peeis second lo none. Pun lei 11* ;,„,'„ nl sn of ilie flgurei which loll of nur progress and |no»|iecls. I—line Volei-s' l.'.-i. iii,, iiiimbur of men unit women ,,',., isl li i' irl ml uiiecllon whnl du L. ||ud I wish I lllld cupli ■ "I all nur io , 1 IS!1-. The Hi : nn ■ 1 .ai. lat bauds mi Is mr imi;. which cuiitiilns in nil iiu- ,,1 1 .:: iiorsons clllllled lo Uiku |inrl In an election bore, In 1 sill) ihere wi re 17 1 villi 1 1, In I ... ..tne 2fi0 voters, ami 111 11101 ihere ivere 2511; hill III ISO-I hero were ,",(il: In 11106 Ihoro wore 10117; in llio' Ihoro wore 1 '.•>>.. and al lhe reccnl election Ihoro were in |hc ii'. I.ITIIi and III lhe rural . "iiii ihere wore I HIS, rn- -Ti I i". aliniteilier. Iii olher word ml) 1 .it pen had nil) Inlere It lhe ndvnuceilieiil ul lhe di- irlcl In I.M'7. uml llll Ihese » I'e sn Iboronghl) "land 1 '" H»'i 'I"'1 nun Id il I'll"" 'a. I"' "i hi'lielll l« lhe p| lllll ill lh" OH' 'III llllll' 2711 |„ r mis have n nh lain lal ,v:, mi in i'inl. for oil! belielll, nnd often nm in I Onu ' nfobl more *__*- ..'■■'■ ~fi^- \\ I", llllllllll!) ■ It' nl' iia a I inu ' um 1 Ilea) "l Wiialern I'urpiiliil i II. $1,11,17,371 Mi '.01 I s,'::.".. I ',i::.;i:iu 1.111:1 111 u,!i 11 linn 1,0111,150 IHO' I,lllll.Mill I Uilli L'.IIO'.liila a lini'ldg Moodyville) i.iiih.m 1 In li'o.: linprovoments were ml .led lor fiie lirsl llmo al $00,570 nul). in Ipilli llie) uere valued nl ■>. 17,210, inui iu IH07 iliey toliillod 1272,150 and lij nexl tear ue can look for :, greal udviiuce, uwlag lo .lie iiiimi...r ami value ol buildings am, bolng erected or aboui lu bc Infill: ami lliero uill lie an oven . f er pi'iipurtlonal iidvuuttu in Iho 111111I wines, which sliould liy thai line exceed, III both iiiuiiiclpulilles, lie gl'lllld Iniul nl lllllll lite In six milium dollars, I—Till llevellllo. 'llii.- Is nue t.i ihe best tests of lhe nine .11 ihe Interesl lhe propcrt) niier has in his dlsii'lcl und prop rly. In Ism wo Iind Illitl lhe axes wero fairl.i well paid, and is much as Jf>,,",U,"i of lhe lev; ( iliai year was then paid In; Inn in 11)01 there was an aci-tnnulatioii .ii v l.a.71s ui arreai": lllld of that .oar's lev) $7.l."i7 uere paid uml -,. uii; uere added to lhe arrears pile, Tlio ; ear ISllil showed some Iniprovemenl wilh llio pnymonl ol $11,1131 nf thai tour's levy lllld (1 lotnl lax let,anue ut $13,1 11, bin ihe lolal ui arrears still slniul high nnu al $lli,8!S0. Tlie year 11105 miirkcil n verj decided advance and there was received ol Ihal year'i levy (18,581 ami of las revenue, sjii.Tl'ii ultugellior, while the good arrears wero reduced to $5,231, nnd $(!,I!I3 uf taxes ainl an acouiuiihi Hon ui Internal uere Wl'lllon off ns Irrocovor.ilile. Lasl year wn 1 ' bnnnor year, and the lolal lax cov- tolleclod amounted to $20,1 ID. I1ullvi1lt1.il properties inighl be ni!:.ui in Indicate the dllllcultli' nur llsirlcl bail In u Hi mu tli I ul 1 uill ..nli refer lo one. i'l il ■ :,, bolng Ileal, nllered Oll file llllll'- i...| al $:!llll per nn. llllll Id mil liml n purchaser for .1 long lillle ,.iinie ni in wlm tt'ie poor iii purse hm high in hope vol ■'■(! lo silg* gi . tu I'liplinll .1 Ihal fiie wnler fronl im '."iilil surely I I leave all Iho oilier Im. lo provide he remaining Sl 1.11110 nud the costs nul prolll, llnl ue wore cioillled ,.nh having Norlh Vancouver on he lirnln, mul olher men uere sure lie plin .vniild 111 ver come lo anything, Notwithstanding Ihese croakers nnd in leelh of tli" fuel llinl lhe properly hud actually been pur- cliii.od nl llinl iinie for {50,000, your nssessor was hold enough lo value it Ini" $125, Nexl year il reached a total of $225,000 ol as- .'"!!■.'I value; mul since then lhc di- vldlng ..ti iier Ims Inui in complain llinl iho sales In- makes never seem in eiTei 1 any reduction on tho total ...ijiaiinn rn" hinds which remain in lii.. Illlild a nr 1111 Ihii mini niiiniinl nl his ininiinl cheque for luxes, There ia: nol Ibe slightest Indication yel thnl lhe value of property has reached iin lull limit, Ihoilgh high price;" coinpni'cil iii whnl wo were nri usli I lo nre prevailing. 11 goes wlthoul saying, however, llml lhe hope of a railuat here sunn is nne of llie greal maintaining fae tors, ami I aliuosl fear the consequences uf nctlve measures lo coil- stnicl 11 railway Into tho district. a rain ihal llu bolder nl Bllinll parcel tied I s after Ihal If he h 1 ■ uv 11 ilu' fuels he would have in isied in in for hi;- hold- In;! . Tbl ' nn iiillilailun v.n 1 n greal rellel in ilie Council and lo the ml ' u iin--. i'ini luml. for 111 nt- 1. ia. oiled win Ian mid lh" Innn cosl annually mer $2,000 less inr Inter* e.-i and Blnklng fund than bad pre- iiiui ily lieen required, Following nu fiiis In 1901 tho Council wero nblo lo add $50,000 10 tho drill in Install a wnler system, which 1- already nlmosl n paying lil'opnslllon and which will sunn lie an asset of greal value I'nr revenue purposes, In 1 nur, ihere was $118,000 added lu 1,pen tip slreols nnd purchase slice Is. anil Inst year $100, more '.vns borrowed, mnkliig a total dobl of $200,000, 'Pltal delii it- large iu a sense, lull when thnl OX* poiuliiiiro is a Btrong factor in gaining fur us nn advance of fiie as* sa'.seil valuation from $1,004,836 In 11105 to $2,402,430 111 1000, and again lo $ I. nm,0011 in 1007, 11 duos mu require much ponetration to sec Ihai ii paiil well 10 borrow and lay genuine eiilhushi 1 1 1 mnn wlm m foi J tr fool of rronlnge owns only n niiii mn van wl 1 « nld brliiN In $30, nnd 11. W. Young's Ri sidi ik c, liaili l.y n.i' Wtitl 'in 1 orpuriiliiiii. Vcliial B|ieciiIallon (ai'l llien, wo llinl nionoy, Ol courso li Is four, he posiiively wild and reckless |in Ible lo gn too far iu borrowing nnd we mny hnvo to suffor the usual lml II cannol be snld thai wo bavo results from 11 real live bo reached llinl stage, or nro vory nenr in 11. '"'- ' l"'1"' Our II - nils may uol gi'iicviill) na' regard . ,ri hm. n lmmn) ,,,;,„ '"I ■"■••■■ evidence ol prospei (il|J _M fl ,,,.,..„ crcdi1 II '■ ' :"" ■ '"" ,;11" : 1 ibe i-iillwni compnii) ami which I'lniinclers ine n"i.ail. ,u„|itv lo Iho city it ;i1""" :M"1 "'"> '"" Id mil olherwl " lun" 1 1 '■"i"1" wilh I'luiff urn ni'-i ,,.,,,„ .„,,,„.,,,„,. |U ,i,.. 'I'be) 1 '"i""i mnl bu ■ 1,0 many ellizen und 11 will at- II , llll 1 llllll la il; 111 pllli in" ami ilu lienel "' l'"' ' »" '""" """ ' llllll la' ll" hied li, ijdi 1 a. 1,1 tics. I'hilip, C M 1 Valium vol' Iiiui ' ' 1 le "I 'bl ,1 hou she horrmvi d . In hnd " mi - 1 ■ Ili'I lean 1, 11 n llmo when Hi Inn di irlci ■ nro Iai' 1 run lug ill il per colli .Villi nl ip.. ,. hit'll mi. li" burrowed loo heavily. Till lOOll lier I li 111.1 willi no ininr In III il ral 1 <.r 11111:11 a<I*.. Iwn evenls ol lni|i(U'l a.i.i.. ncciirred lo cite her new life first, ilu- l.nnsilale mu in ile came mi il niiii'! nml imind n ("inl:. . id, " I, llu Council wn nhl. in iiuiiii! nri'iini einenls lo free tin. 1 iirpiirullou from lhe ireinend risk ii ua Incurring lij I'linnlnii a I a- I'l'Vlt'O Willi VIM') illll'lil" . ■ .ii When I im ilnn 11 ver) lii hi ncrldeiil ni tli" Norlh V1111 ■ wharl cosl the corpornlloli ■ nil, tm. tt .11 1 -."iiit ler , I i.hm ll v. Ill I in ■ Involved ■ ni iiri'.i 1 llnl i,;. 1 nccurreil 1 i'ill nil llnlll ■ ",i llnblll t III mil c Iiu i" can be iilliiehod, lllll i il,,I following Iho "1""' nf lhe iii'iil uu nn 1 wn ■ iniide ... nun, in consolidate lhe dobl ,-, per cenl. nml ibis IVfl I"" through. Tli" bad cl'edil of lhe paq, helped materially lo gel us il io bond! al 11 moderate price, n n '"l ; , innn n i. ' Hid a. in . I'vlco, lliil we 1,11 1 ail inui, whii 111 tm a -1 oiirnesl ..,1 lie 1 . Ill'll) llllll nallii 11 ' 11 Hi . 11 hum 1 *tI /Vfl ;|M i K_m _^_\ _______mt_K_J__f_U eVLaffi-'-lLi Alex, riiili|., C M 1 We Wish You Good Luck North Vancouver Il we li.nl lieen told live tears ago tlmt North Vancouver would he a lull Hedged city in 1907, we'd have put the niiii 1 Iiiui'- immediately, pist as the thoughts of Nortli Vancouver lining a city ol 15,000 liy njio, is luting I'niili |innlu'il by people lo day, But the Big Store is with you ..-v./ wishes you tttcecss. We are proud of you, proud to think thai vmi have already residents enough wlio are willing to inl.i upon themselves the responsibility ol making their now s isslul dislriel into a real live city, with ils own mayor, aid' 1 n, etc., We nni mily wish ynu luck, but We'll Help You to Build up Your City We'll give you the advantages "I shopping at our store in just as convenient a way as if you were a Vancouver resilient. We'll deliver to your homo without extra charge any order you uivo us to lill, und the same guarantee ol quality ns is given to every one who buys at this store will be given to you. I.el us work together, Our growth will naturally help your growth, I leliveries to North Vancouver Tuesdays and Fridays at twu o'clock p. tu. Hudson's Bay Store Office 'Phones: Stable'Phone: 1724917 195 F. A. LEE HACKS AT ALL HOURS Office: 2 9 Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C Ottawa Garden* City of North Vancouver ivo planl lo inlnini slu Iters and si .itv -i. In iiutifiil 11 idem 0 I .ts fronting 011 lhe "Gardens," - I a .|l ll Huyei ol North V, r.a 1 City lots now have hclore il, inrease in values whii li musl mpany ihe I I li.Wlll I Hi |iarii. ul .1 ■ In ti ( rner I'ei ■ 1 I Si 1110111 Pin 1 Is, Vani ouver, I! C, oil I \gi uf' Im 111)111 IBM 11 i iill ll i!D. Ownci i "i all unsold properly in the original townsite Tliu EXPiiiiss, north Vancouver, r. c. C.iipilano Kiver Those Who Do Business Mrs, Hum;, fruits, candles, Ice iti'onin, Hie I'!b|iIiiiiiuIo, wesl nl Lous- iinie AVI'IIIIP, Alurrtiy'u Ti u Uonnis, reslnurniil llinl li'"lil lllllllll- . llie Hspllllllltlo, nexl Tlie Nxpress nlllttu. .'.I. S. Meinu iilil. druggist, I'ornei" i lml ! Ironl lo Lonatlnlo Avenue. Ilrossny ,l' Quinn, conlriii'lnrs, Sou- Clill lire.'". A, li. Stoney, grocer, I'ot'iii'i" S llll Sll'eel uml Lonsdale AVOIIlll'. il. i' Mnrlii'l Company. Li: I, .uilt'liort', iu ur en. lier Tlilril -'. reel mil Lonsilnlo Avi'inin, T, II. I'lllltlev. IlltlnlOl' lllll""!1 II |! 'i. ■ ittu writer, llie ICB|ilnliiido, ensl ■at l.ol. "lillle AVPIIIIP V, OSll'I'll t'oiTUII'lllioll ,:".'. a: a HI ei itnli Hlri'i'l amil ijui'i'iishury ini\e Kl I. I I miry, w I u) fruits, llllllll' iee er,'inn. Iilllli'l", i'ii' . I.nm. lule Avenue, nurlli nt pnslnllh'o \V. II. \lni. real eslnlo broker, iu-l "irnnee. ele . I.' nsiliih' Avenue, next n IIOSlOllll'l'. ' i'e ,l- iini!,, I' ii hiiililoi's, : 'i ni 's ull;:!' '!'. Will len, p'uillher nml lliislllllll "ivl Slreet, nexl clly hull. ,1, Mneili'iiniil, fruits, inhni'i-iis. 'ie,. Flrsi Street, near Si. Andrew's \ ven up, Bruce & Iinilils, dealers iu grocor- ies. niPll's furnishings, liooiia nml '■■lines. Northern Snciirltles, ronl oslnlo brokers, Insuranca, mining, etc, LoilBiinlo Avenue, nenr Sei'iinil Sll I. i' Sparlay, Palace harlier Bliop, I'nliice hotel, a. II. Maciihorson, contractor, fowl, :i-.vsiii tlie liuiile:-. win niiim Hie clly 11 Starting |i ini ior enur- " -ions ihni mny l»" tunile lo iln- moiin- tnins mul valleys oi' Hie surrounding country, The lakes nml streams] fiirnlsli ironl Ihal may weigh twenty pounds or moro, while lish running from nne io inin- pounds nre llio common reward of Hie niiglor, Within :i radius of Ion in (ifteon iiiIIob from Hie city may lu- found ileor in nhmidnnco, mountain sheep nml goats, hoar, etc., while foalherod snnic. including c,eitst'. tllicll nnil grouse nre In he obtained in u ilu,.1* travel. I MAKE A SPECIATY OF North Vancouver msy—ax——m—mmm—UmmJiiMM—a REAL ESTATE I hi'licvc lliiil Nortli Vnnooiivi'i' Ims nn immense fiiluro, iiiui thnl lliorn will lu< Hliil'i' Illtllll'V llliltln ill lllllll lit'i'e limn in nny ullior suction in llritisli Ooliimliiii, I hnvo LOTS FOR b\lt in nil parts of Iho Tiiwiisiie. If ymi hnvo LOTS TO }>l I L, oomo to mo, I will liml vmi piii'clinKors quickly. S.GINTZBURGER at THE NORTH V," NC0UVE3 SPECIALIST \ > 101 Cordova Slrtcl, Vancouver, B. C. \ W. Itu.,,-:i. |.l her, Lonsdale l*ro|-rlotor, f'niilli im. ,1, w. Ilalinnlii, civil engineer nnd uiiliiii'i'i, I'mifili Slrepl, corner Lonsilnlo Avenue Avenue, nenr lhe wharf. Tlie lli'tn kinmi Ker Milling I'mil- Llmlled, Hour, ( I und Kceds, l.oiisilnle Avenue, near lhe wharl, v., tern Coriiiirntlon, Llmlled, mil building iHlllei-liil nmi mini ile Avenue, near ..'..lile. Irivln iv llllllngs Company, I, ,■ l i' ul i sl hrokers, curlier l-'inh Sli'i'i iii'il l.nlisdah' Avenue, It, II. Kvuns, 1'inii'ei" Ilnltery, nexl nilison liloi-k Lonsdale Avenue. llniik m Iini; li Snrlli \inerleii rnriiei tlic l''s|ilniindo nnd Lum dale \venue .1. Dlersseii, groceries nml |irnvl Inns, frull i, etc., Lonsdale v venue, | ■ hie, near He" wlinrl Klilvr-Murray I'omiiany, real iiiii : liiBiiraiii'i1, Junction block, i 1)1 till "' 1 "IIU''. Alex (illiMin, hlai-ksuilili, Third ■ - "... i ,,i Lonsdale Avenue. ' & IlllglOW, |allil!n."t iiali'l'-, I ti net Inn liliifk. li \.". ll||lllimi'li|a|l"l Slreei ii-esl a,t Lonsdale Avenue. i v. Toinpler & i'n . general gro* ii ner Klghlli Sti i nml Lons* ■ i ||(i .. Hon lledn .v Midrnsi .. und lireel -it mi l |'l Ull'' Kve ,\ I ''V. mi niii '■ lule limli IT 'It ' I'1'"' Lol A: • \'.,- \ v I'nni "iiieitil broker house-moving nml raising, ollice rulings, en-., comer Esplanade mul Aid. W. ,1. Irwin is Becrotary of Lonsdale Avenue. ,1111' North Vancouver Board of Inksier. Mnrrioli fi Ward, .!. Lon- Trade, Any communlcatloii or en- loi manager, real estate brokers and I lulrles addressed to him will be imker. insurance agents, Lonsdale Av e,I promptly answered. 1! I "I huil - hurliei le I' I'.n' Ciilii|ib 1 -I-i i- •ei Lim ai.. e Vl.' line. II ail >• a "IU Streei W eli | t 1 IV, • • A I ' i'ii ml lllllll Second rei '. Sl.'li ■ , i>.ami't . 1 1 ' \ i ■ , II \ reel "l'i. i i SlMll ' ai '"I il '1 t aa. , ' Sl. 1'ilin's (Inin h. Resilience nl Mrs. Kickha'ii. Insurance, ininllig, limber, First bolwcon Second nml Third Slreets.' Ihoro nre :tt present over nm Slreet, u|i|iosllo clly hull. Cant, •'. Catos, wharl builder and hundred campers alone, llie shore! W. N'iilinlsniil.nilei", nriliiieil. i'il" driver, Fourth Slreet. ', v. illnn lhe city limits, Bank of British North America rSTABLISHED 1030 Nli nl tin oldest I'.inks lining luisiness iu lliis country, oil Ilminiirs in Cniiailu mnl Iln11'uittd Stales, A |*ener.il hanking Inisiness transacted. Jllllll') Mm IsMll'll payable anywhere in Canada, Unili-d Stuies or Great llritain. Drafts bought ninl sold. Prompt altcntion given in collections. SllVillllS llllllll |lljl|ll1llll'll|.-l)ep,isilsnlM.„o ninl upwards reci ived, Interest paid ever) llllee 11)0 ti liis. Office, Cor. Lonsdale kve, .nul Esplanade, North Vancouver, IL C. II. h'. IIiiiiii, Manaui r, British Columbia Electric Railway Co., Ltd. Owing tn change nl ill.' ferry iim schedule following mil obtain : Fikst Sn 11 i Leaving yueensbnry Avenue nl 5130 n, in,. 6130 a, in., 7:55 ,unl ine minutes lo ilu- hour until 10:55 I'- '"• Leaving Keith Road and Forbes \venue nt 6:00 :i. in.. 7:00, a, in., :*:.'.-,. nml -t.i minutes p.i-t llie hour 1111I1I 11.25 p. in. LllNSHAI I AviM I Cms will inn enii .tn minutes. * 35 ' All boats are nni bj the cms. Resident ■ nl Rs ('nun. Mordcn jjtt __t\(_M'- • ■«*.; Ajt IW ''"*' ■ IkWk A_\ Wmt n ■' I J\k;'W 1 15 "'.fffjiMk al ll (, I',' a I' |ll|| |l' '"ll I ..I I. lllll' All'- ' |l i ,| ,' ", a" I.Ull. I a li'. lllll I'lll'- . mul ninii. horse ! in 1 Sli' el, ll I "I Lllll 'Inl" A ..HU" \ Smith .v 1 n I'm . mie broil- ■t lunr 1 block, 1. 11 ■ \ ' nil" \l I I I ' I'll,.'la I "HI ml 1,mi iiiiii,1 inn Aveiiiie mnl hi, in in 1. I . Mi II a . I,.,a an, le I Sl'l "Ihl llllll Lllll I '. II I.a., ll.l .' ' lllllll -,. 11 - ,I III llnl power ... Il'l'l ,'llli ,;1 a .. I. ,■ ... ■ ". ■■ I' I.m .. |'l ll" III" !' |'l II a,la . Ill III ■' ' HI"! II'" . ■ ' a| I,OUI lllll" 1 1. II 1,1 1 "iiI , in., broker 01 I ,11 dub Avenue ... it,. 1: lllllllll I" ■ HUH' . iaili.il" 1 ■ I .,1. iinie Avenue lli'Sl ' ,1 Muiliers hiieinnker Lonsdnle lie nenr Heiiilid Streei " ■ ,-lniillllll: . le.iilllii" I I lllllllll 1 V. || llllllll' "11 1 "I 1,0111- lull l 1, I," a "." lllll. IIPXI Wlllllll" "l- |l .ai'l I' llml'. ,'. I'l, . Illlllliels. 1,011." i|, , tvetiile tieal Hopiitid Slrenl, Mil'niiliell • i!iio|iornge, Third ni Million Avenue, nuikes lull Minis 01 barrels, I I'ISII AMI liA.MI',, ii Norlh Vlllicnuver lau hunt — - ilea, li: liint;. li Ill niii i limbing, To the sportsmen the ilii-iint limiting It nne llnds the mosl ,,irers ntlrnctloiiB iilib-li uie nol mngnllleonl «foiior\ in nil Ibe wesl "i|iin]leil ill 1111111V lun' ni Hie I tn . minion, ns till kinds ul gaum wboili* or big or leathered, fur. dsli llesh or Subsciib l'i 1 in lisi Hotel North Vancouver. i.i.nni Tourist Ki .mi I \i tn 'lute Kill, s .*>-on p. I Day mnl up Special Rates im Families nnd lieeulnr llonrdi i- Ferry Service Ivor) Half Hour to and from Ihis Hotel to Vancouver, IV Larson( Prop. • 1" 4 ^8 IT •; .'■ .'■ ■ ^•^BH t iMttrU ^•P*' «a i__ Mi ' _ ;. ■ i, J H6TEL. P.LAI f^» 1 ISOH, irrM. __\_\_1__ MM K Lliiil-—1 Rainier Beer^^ I- ti "[liiriuii- li -vi'i':r.:i'—|lli*ll(iliill^ nutl -nlisl'i iim lli'ini'liilii'l llml''.- im til Imr jllsl ||r ■: I" in-i-l 1111 H<'l|illji lillillii'l'. PACIFIC BOTTLING WORKS Vnncouver, li, C. STRAWBERRIES I'll li LAUGH JUICY UliUKlES dl ll\W I V ML' h'.\|i|",lvM,\( INK Prices Always Mi--.ii 1 J. Xa McMILLAN, Orocer THE EXPRKS.S, NOIITH VANCOUVER, li. C. Capt. C. Cates, XOItTII VANCOUVER, Xortli Vancouver i.i still virgin soil, practically iinoxplolted liy iln1 iiitiiinlnitiiii'i'i', in 11 low lier nml shipbuilder, When ihe C. I'. II. came 1,1 ihe Coasl ihe forces attracting capital to Vaucouvor absorbed all tlie money and 111,011 thai came along for Borne venrs. snys 11 writer In the Monetary Times."- These forces will operate for yeai'Bi Up come, Bul .1 chango of note hns taken place, The centre of Influence is In the middle ni ibe harbor, which severs Vancouver nml Xtii'ih Vancoiiver. Pressure on the. neck ol llie peninsula on which Vancouver is Bltuatod hns raised the ,|-rlce of land; practically nil ihe v.nU'i" fronl Ib occupied by 111 ll 1 b, warehouses mnl wharves, Norlh Vancoiiver, Jusi emerging froin lhe embryonic state, offers in- iiumorablc Biles for factories, mills mul shipyards ni low prices. 11 can also utilise twelve miles ol deep- water Frontage, practically unoccupied, on the Burrard Inlet, which can be converted to various uses al n minimum cost, its luinl water frontage Is nearer forty miles than twelve. Capital Is Gelling Wise. Capital is already Investigating North Vancouver's possibilities. An conned with the Grand Trunk Pad Hi' near Porl St., George or Porl Mc- l.eoil in Cariboo, and also wilh tin Canadian Nortltorn. This moans ilini ihe natural outlel im' llio territory t-ervi'il by these lines will bo Nortli Vancouvor, I'lveeilenl for Miiunlnlneci's, Tin- sunny Bonthorn slopos of Nortli Vaucouvor bavo been extromo- Ij- lesleil during tbo Insl few J'OIU'S, mnl Ilia iruil grpwti is of ibe very iiesl, Poultry-rnlsliig bus also re- itelvetl atletitlon, The mountains encircling Norlh Vaucouvor afford oxcolloiil cllmbliig for llio inoiiu* mii f. The oloctrlc railway will .-iiiiii run lo Iln- IlllOSt BCOllOI'y nrnr lhe const, There |s nlsn qulto n good variety of big game to bo obtained, ninl Nortli Vancouver bas for tunny years been n colitro (or Bports- llien. The iiiilbnrilies ill .Norlh Viiiicoii- iei". Booing the corlaln developinenl aboui in inlie place, ihoroiighly sul'* vi'.veil ibe ground, I'ivo miles of tramways wero built on n limited I'rniiclilso, oloctrlc lighting wns Installed, mnl ii telephonic system in- ti'iuli.ceil when Ibo population wns under n thousand, The British Col- inibln thectiic Railway's work la n sign nf thai company's faith in the city. The Iron dcposlls of the norlh v ill soon be exploited, aud rolling mills may he looked for al Nortli Vancouver, Shingle mills are Increasing Ihelr output. .More Biles will soon he required. The overflow from Vancouver will aid ibe town's growth very considerably. lhe population oi 2,111111 will booh lie 111,000, and will as soon ngnln he double ilnn number. llll'IT GHOW1XG. Tlie climate of Iho district is eminently favorable to fruit production, and poars, plums, prunes, cherries, peaches, apricots, quinces, and small fruits attain a perfection which commands top prices wherever they are Bold, 'i'lie natural advantages ol soil nml climate aro till ihat cnu lio desired, ninl the application ot care nml skill in tbe business ol frull growing mny be relied upon to produce frull. which will equal or excel llinl of iiie mosl favored sections, ll, |. Cornish's Residence. Englishman, willi Inige interests In i.lilpbiiildlng, recently bought n large litlel 011 tho wnler front, lie hns leii for Kngimiii. iiiieniiiiig to return ni iln- head of 11 cnmpnn- to com* tiionci 11 shipbuilding yard, tnd besldi mi old aiaiinin Iiiui will mart n innirli factory. Bevoral large linns have also ex- I'icssciI ibeir Intention in commence uperntlons on Iho norlh side, The principal Industries horc now aro lllllll I'lll':'. llllll ibilll'.ll'-lliulllllg. ci oponige ivorlis, boni building, nnd lhe ii.iiiail.ia am me oi s|ii ine iiars for li - li in}-, boats Hallway facilities will i 11 lie equal nn ellber side nl llio Inl ' Tliti v W nml v lliilli a* Intend mn 1 muling 11 bridge acroas "The 1 a mi ijarrowi," tint linking up ibe nurlh mnl south tide.-, mul building n im, wnii Norih Vancouver in. lhe lermliius III rough llM' i, ri hearl ul llio rlcbesl sei lion ol Hrlllsli Columbia. This lino will fruit growing will iinquostlonabl) ; be tlio groat Industry ol tho dislriel ami iln- fuel iiiiii practically iinllm- ,iti'd ninrkots are opening up foi lhe ! frull grower ol llritisli Columbia is one oi ibo mosl Important factors In giving Impolua to ibe aelllometit and I ilovelopmont ol tlie dlBlrlct, eano* Iclally Lynn vnlloy, Tlio illiplos com- pure most lii\01-11 lily In flavor, size and appearance wiib tlio cholcosl products ol Ontario and Nmu Sco- tin, nnd pnsscss. besides 11 lipcrlni Ity In lirniliess nml lasting qlinlll) which iidiiilrubly ndni>i ili'iii to supply u distant market, whonovcr Die nearer ones mny fall, Tin mel niiii b) llrlllsli Coluinbln nun in llie lloyal Horticultural Society Exhibition iu I hm. Bug,, Inst yenr, bus attracted the attention of ibe Kngiish dealers to tho producta nf ilils provinco, uud thoroughly es* 1.iiiii lied iheii' rupiitnilnii .< in I class fruit, illl'llCl" OSC'AII IlltOWX .V CO. Among the lending commorciul houses of Vancouver, B, ('.. Is thai ol Oscar Brown .it Company, commission merchants and wholesale dealers 111 domestic and foreign fruits, The llrm dovotcs all Us energies iiiiiI attention exclusively io milts und vegetables nud sollcils consignments of siuno. Vancouver bolng ii seaporl ii gives 11 special attention to ships' BUpplloB, The warohoiiBCB ure located al 175 Water Blrcot, tbo tolcphouo iiumbor is SM, nnd the postolllco box is 129. Mr, Hrown lirsl established Ihii uow famous mnl popular Institution some 11I1113 years ngo. The promises and facilities fni' handling fruits are unequalled on Iho I'licilii" coast, Mr, Bl'OWII is one nl llie besl IlllOWIl business men in the province, und is interested in various othor en lei'lu'lses. Iilil he devotes |H'uetil"ill- 11 his whole iinie Btrlctly to tho.ln- lorosls ol the llrm which bears bis nmiie. liis practical knowleil ol Iho frull business is beyond question, us i'iiii be rcadilj lesiiiie.i in by his many iinlrons, who have deali with blm lor veins, iionesi dealing uml prompt dellvory have been tho key note oi ihe iinie.., of Oscar Brown iV- Company. The Express choorfully recommends anyoiio wishing In du business ill lllis line lo give ihem 11 trial. I Capt. C Cates ihe on was still only u struggling pui Iblllly, The Yukon, ns 11 money 11 akm ainl mat exist, C la her* I elf lllll mil feel BUI'0 "1 ll"]- illl- ,\ \ VMI'! HI COXJI 111*. WITH, tt lum mi are In Vaucouvor, Bays ,. writer look ai mas the harbor to '. ii'lli Vancouvi r: ninl buppobc the di lain is nhniii n mile, mul that luteins nre within a mil" of ilia' shore North Vancouvei Ib two mnl ii luili miles away; uml llie uiiliiliis me anything from six i i ta n. \ white peak, overlooking llu boulder of u near-bj rango is forty iiilioi off, liy scloiitlflc proof, The Irees tlial look jusi ordinary Ontario pines und Bprucos ure iug enough lo make a native ol Manitoba gapo, 'i lilug are uol what iin-.- Beein, 'i'liii prophets have had as inui n lime iu Vancouver tu every- ivboro else. The city ol Nortli Vancouver is a proposition to conjure Willi. EXCEPTIONAL AlTll.M "I'ltlXS, It may ba suld tlmt the district ol Nortli Vancouver holds oul oxcop* Uonal attractions to tho bomosooker. A climate, tlie most genial and Kiiiei ilie sun, charms of ■ i \f'.','* H * "-V ■ . ■ ' '-' ■ fej fl * ... ■ '• '." 1 ' '-'. ' i_^__ wWa_*,'- '^^"^■■M-WB \ |) Taylor, Cit\ Solicitor, l MAGNII li 'IAI TOWNSITE ' * ' * #1 -, ''I , JV. , '. J I'— i)JK.' -^"ifr* ,,:>., boda Creek, Cariboo District, uiuhc propound route ol ile. \ \\ '■) Tbe Monelnr; Time ayi llinl on ilie niMil. sliore oi Burrard Inlei i a inlgnllireiil lown lie I'm vns cleared uenrlj l\ ' ttoni agn lu iinlli'liuiilon ol I a pld . II iipmeiit, in u Newi \di'i llecomlier, ISS8, lliero Is n Inn ur Help describing whnl Noi rou ver would !"■ in li ■ Mil', lo ho .i lirlili ' ■ Narrows; nud evei h . in The ' I llll," llle.e In.ni nil,'inl o! llie in.:.. Ihal . ii \ fororiiiinei' of llu lirblgi i nlrcail: n ti leplioii Hi till mil II ill 1 a.-i I la .a ii Ili'I' .1 llll . lllllll '.'.. out lung ngo. lliun i ■ t.i in. rnilwnj fm nl i Iweiily-llvc lllll \ lipel'll U.llll 'I "i" ' '" II llll' lllll ■ Hi 11 |a ., ■ ' I here Ii hi i I, dolus id i"i hou . . ,. a , , ,v V, Hal rend, '••nt r, ii i ii in 11 i, . t ami . . ll . Hi.. In In .i id exi - !i" general i i'ii rs imn ivi ■ rn prodiui llritisli Columbia I'liniii'.'i with peoplo, Trade with KCnllOl . 'la I ' ! a ,| lit i. Uii tn" i i.'."led local Ith .t ■ uml fertile, whereon are .i in frull mnl vegi la ' III poi .11"!. 1,11 llllll Willi li un '!■' elti a . marketing ol c 'ii produi■ .. |nililli ibooi sys* ic . ""id i i Canada tin , . hunting and II lilni ..ill, 111" n|i|iiil"IUII|l'. li , :. coinlorlablo living In . nol ii iniul \ n in.iti holdings n :. sol t tliu llllll .i veritable que igi iim • who .in' . ., ' cil pull, i ii wi inui", i' iii iii mi* ■ . oil Iltl .1 I _\ NORTH VANCOUVEIt FERRY k POWER 01)., LTD. Summer Time Tabid 19,17 l.l.WINl, VANCOUVER CITY: LEAVING NOKTIl VANCOUVER CITV: -ham 1:1; STEAMER -II Will! STEAMER ST, RF.OROR, S. VANCOUVEI ST, r.GORRE. N. VANCOUVER, 'la llll A. M. ■a,.|,*l " •I1.20A. M. •7.20 " Mill " B.20 " -III " 11.00 " 11.30 " 11,46 A.M. ». I', " 10.15 A.M. 10.16 " 10.45 " 10,45 " 11.16 " 11.16 " 11.46 " 11.45 " 12.15 P. M. 12.161', M. 12.46 P.M. 12.45 P, M, 1.15 " 1.16 " 1.46 " 1.45 " 2.16 " J 2.16 " 2.46 " 2,45 " 8,15 " II.IS " a.i.-, '■ 11.46 " 1 16 '■ •1.-la'i " 3,46 "' 1,46 " 1.15 " 5,15 ' 0.15 " 1 L'.'i '' H.I6 " IMG " 10.16 " 7,1., " 8 |.a I' 0.45 - 10,45 " 'lilin " •11.46 " •Not on Sundav, ELDER, MURRAY CO. Vancouver -tddre-tu uii RIctiardi si. 'I'hotte 417. Sorth Vancouver 1 WEEKLY LIST "J*"** Thone 37. iirrk Ending June 98lh. Iiciicrlptlon .'" an ia-., 1.2 mill, fiaain Wiiii'rfri'lll. I ati'-itiil,. acre I lia'k ii-'nr Noll-dull! AVCIUIO. I a 1. 1111 iiiii si,I'lnso III,ttoolool bouluvB.nl, inirl ilmlicil. nu,,rn, ilnrliui- |,i..|.,in, nil d,iii,„I. fli'iiiT lull, sl'u i,:;.\|.:j. corner, rlcli Boll, - roomed uoaae, new, uulll ler miner, oloao t" wharl, llllll-l' llll .1 >*tI,*> llla'llll". llllll' I'll', iiissiivii ISI-,11 lill I t-l"l I'lll FROST I'ROPEIITV AT FIRST PRICKS IVo stroDgly urge rou lo secure without alela*/tbe un-uM ptrcola lii iu.-r. lot wi l.ii"i,t- uill, ivo think, prove Ibo ivlnlom nl Uu- idvlca, ni-imii > imiii in' Price Caab !.'■*«' t ram |a,.a .'-' IIM .-. ln.i ami IN 1 a.i law ||a.a lllal INKSTER, MARRIOTT & WARD Financial and Commission Agents Real Estate Brokers DO YOU WAN I A HOME DO YOU WANI A FARM *> DO YOU WANI A GOOD INVESIMENF # ll so, give ns .1 call or write. We open imr North Vancouvei olficen alivtit July 15th, We havo the exclusive sale ni many valuable properties., and shall he uliul 10 advise you where to invest* lleliTenco!' Canadian Hunk "( Commerce i:.-i vu: agent* VALUATORS TRUSTEE8 Lonsdale Av(^,,lt;:.nMZn,,i,,ml N. Vancouver Ihiril Streets LOUTET, Manager LOTS 70 \ 210 $300 Closi ii saw iniil ainl |ilunl< road : n n minutes (rom iur; only $300. Also .1 lew 1 1 acres loi $200; lerms, rn down, fio per month. II" ; 11 to let, li mums, all con vcnicnccs. splendid vii w, Also one 1.11 sali . $500 cash and iio pel month. lun perfectly cloared Iota on lon*nliili> Avenue $900 each WESTERN CORPORATION, LTD. * ("aimland Hotel CAPILANO DA M Iwi' ■ nil tin •1 ja.alii in hostlei 1 iii 1 iiii imal I sul lul 1111 . ! ' 1 il ni Mouni ' 1 ul : v, ni. , : i ii ill .... • 1 1 I 7 p.n indl ,' I*,'A'I'I'.S ; SJ.511 to -S^iOl) IVi" M.'iN' I . IAI IIA'I'I'** I " I AMU II s AMI II Kill I I I, M< ' \ III 'I IIU DICKSON W. ICELliiS* L*hiii». 11 1 1 1 'in im. i,,,j sa ik 1 11 i nn I'VHII THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. Panorama of the City of North Vancouver and District By Courtesy of Irwin & Billings Co., Ltd., l?enl Estate Agents, North Vancouver ('.''? "•a ^ - '•'<' ■: "'.. ,v ■••■-';''^':'' '/.'■•■■"■'■, ,-V:|ir!l,,W^"''''™^ ■^ "" iiSi % » Wi,.-; "■-:,■", ' !::: i; ■'■:•- "}' __ f ■■■ '?:■: m Y ■'■'■ ■ Ay}: '- , . i A t? • .»i '.a 4- .1 ? net, n biijH "S-aBhESi it " CTj*ggT*~^ ^^m____,, jmm^ .-LO I =^45",, v|: -*,, ^Spg ^mwM^i rwt,M'y-3ii';i:e.vp Sag tl j * < '-Z-^~^— \. • '. ' . .-, !v:|.<!-«i ta«.£ftJ-£ \\f<rsffi '.'.'■'. ','■ ■'i^fte' Wi a BIHPS EYE VIEW afthe —— t "...J«" .r-l.,«,a,ir..l,~..l.".-.l.*tS. '..' DU I, "..nlfi.iii.i, f.. !,«.!.< ' f A /) *f .1 Hi H.a-il-.al.'/al Hl-lti Vl»ll.a«a I.* jMHOBI ataaiial tl *).|.»lCr. _ _ I 9Vj__^ THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. 10 Parse LOUIS LONG vs KID SORfi of Seattle at 133 lbs. of Chicago ^^ FOUR ROUND PRELIMINARY WILL DARNLEY Champion WelterWclqbt of B.C. V* ALf. LEWIS North Vancouver Athletic AsVn NORTH VANCOUVER New Athletic Park JULY Twenty-First Street Commencing at tt.00 |).m. »harb Admission, 50c; Grand Stand, $1; Ringside, $2. Street Car* Make Connections with all Boat*. Take a Lonsdale Car which Lands at Grounds ••CHAMPION Oregon Wlielpeil Mny 28, 1006. Breeder! Cul. While, Wett minster. l-'lrsl pointed in win championship uomr nn l'ni'llli' const. Valued lit M,J00. only Pointer thai liii« won on De'd nml bench. Wlnnlnngii Vancouver K, 0., 1906' lal limit -. int novice; hi open; lal win licra; Trorey cup; V. K. ('. cup; Thomas cup. Victoria K. 0., 1908! Isl limit, llnil open; Victoria cup; Isl lleltl trial class. Boattle K. C„ 1000: lal limit; lal open; Bcnttlo enp; Walker iiieilnl. QI'KKN'IK," I,llll*\ell. Portland K C. moo lal limit; 1st npeii; isi winnow Portland cup; i-a.111 l modal; llnrrln medal l.n Conner, Wnali, U. H \ lie ii lintloii Btnkon, Iho rlchoil stako , VI I' inn Oil III'' I'iO'ilie len i ial in Pointers mnl llrd ngnlllll all iloiis. Vancouver l(, I! IB071 lul opon; Inl wlnnori; Canadian Ken nol Club uolil tiindal: l.m-on eiip; Culllcul iropli) Vlilnllil |< C . 100"! Isl opeli. { isi .vliiinici's. In. Mull - cup; Victoria cup: Hunt mi Clip! UrniVI ll ni. ii.i.i trial -in Koatllo K. C, 100' lal lleld trial I' '•*! in A booklet nl unusual merit, vritti ti in versi b\ " Ml ion." ,i local author, has been sonl In pri s. anil will up| i i I ,\- l.iulil Ann ricii I ainl ' ill! nlian ' iin s li ivi I vrilti n upl in ,i Innn..iini". vein I In work nl".|le,ilo III'" illlilit; ■ I .1 111 ll class lilcrnturisi. I ii. Sultana furlosli lml -a I aa Sll] | Hi li|i| I ,1 || ilie irn I, Vancouvi i | I i.i: iln ii.ui.i'.'i r„ iiinl li.it In* i ni llllllll lllllllll I Ilia I 1 III ,||a,I Sulplllll lllllll I is llill int;. I he ullenilauls nn kill' il ni'i ihon is ail." it n a imii ,i |>lllll(fO I',illi I'l Iiu:,' pi■'|,..'i||,,ii . Cill i > i > ii'li pi ii nit' .11 -S"*'V 1 j ll ri MAY 6 BURNS INSURANCE ItKAl, GSTAT1*. TIMliUH LIMITS liKNKII.M. AGENCY BUSINESS 'Phone 36 Lonsdale Ave., Next I'ostoflice North Vancouver, B.C. J. 5. RANKIN wn—-m--wmmm—---m~ma\——---t--m—m A IICTION EEB City and Suburban Property | Sales a Specialty Sold in N"Y. mber, 1906, for tlie Provincial Govern niont $672,000 VVortli "I Property in Point liray South Vancouver North Vancouver and Hastings Townsite Est 1893 515 PENDER STREET Vancouver, B C. A.M.BEATTIEI AUCTION! IH. ■a.PPR-.ISIIt unit MM Mil PI III II II n 111 s II I III i u 111 a l!iiiiKni|al -ia."k- ol all kinds Iwughl | and lold, llniisi'linlil furniture pur- eliii-eal niitriuli! Inrrn-h. ti lasoldonl rniiiniissliin Slnnitti liiinlslieil, Urge] .iaii.ui.v- mn*!' "ti iill clumii "I ii li and effects. All Im-ini— utrictly eonfl. dentlal. General Heal [state. Mining Broker] und Financial \qenl i uti.-.* I'lioui Ml Itcilik'l I*.I. IH»7 167 Cordova Street VANCOUN ER, 11 (' SMOKE _—- ■. TERMINUS CIGAR CLEAR HAVANA FILLED I \ | liriiwn, Cliiiiiipimi A li 'it Si ulli i a I I:.ih ! ( I niha W, \\ MoiltciitlS, Ol llll Mill! I 11 II ' ll". a HI | a h ll llll . I'l lllll 11-11 ' . |.I'l . Il| Villi i ouver, is one ol the luiihli rs nl (In i ii, nl North Vain uvi i li' IS 11 llll. .I'll 0| llll W' I' Hi ' "I poralion mnl I iln n il1" i1 inti n i , jn Norlh Vam nvel nil iii ll line tllill In lei ■ I'inli up ll"' t - Inl piano husiiu ss on tin a a,,i.i. iei In a* ah1 iii voted to ihe Ambitious Cil) I lias he .cnnie nne ol llli li hcsl friends I supporters nl llie in n ' m i"HAS. HARTNEY, Prop and Mg. tt lircpi ol ll lei is nnil" opi i Liixiii : irnislii il I'ini si cuisine. A I llllll ><! lie' ian! il : I ( iiiiiii.a rual hol . : American Plan $2.50 Upw ird Frunch Chct \ ih'iAi soi.K 11i.n 818, Md. W. .1. li rolai n 'ilie Nortli V 'ouver Hoard ol Sort li l'i ror'i population bna > j l|lll|ll'.. .llllll'". .' Ill 'aa 1.1 1,1 lllll III' |l lit |IO|lllllltlOU I OVl'l , lUl'l W'.il'l' ii l'i ni Hardware Store 1 promptly answered lit haa ovei ICQ dwelling I -IM 11 -11*I I Si i \ ii es will Im ' undili li 'I .1 ■ . Si laj hy tin pastoi sclu .' | :• in. al Mn nl- u! ■ . ■ i ' I'rayei inti line, on I Inn ! i nl fl|([[ loi k. All an . I'.i.n.i: li'i'. |. I), (iill uu M A. 'in si'i I I I |, ... Dili'hii IL* .11, I' a Norlh \ Idi .' the I tVlll'l ' '■' . ■ ■ '. - I', III li ' I'XI ' U.M.C. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B, C, P, O. Box iter Yorkshire Guarantee & Securities Corporation =limited — IS. Established in Vancouver I8W) Ca|)ita! Paid lip $2,500,000,00 Mortgages on Real Property Bonds Bought and Sold Estates Managed . . Loans Phono 1356 W. W, Montelius, Director Western Corporation, Lt Improved and Unimproved City Property for Sale in Vancouver, North Vancouver, Victoria and New Westminster, also Suburban and Farm Lands 440 Seymour Street, Vancouver, B. C. R. Kerr lloulqate, Manager Rainier Hotel Quann Bros, Proprietors New, modern anil strictly first- class. Steam heated. Electric light. Good sample rooms. Cars pass the door. Rates moderate. Cor. Carrall and Cordova Sts. VANCOUVER, B, C, SIGNS THAT BRING VOL BUS IN I SS the pluce. The good government which has Oliaractorlfltl it In the past Is due tn the nnselllslinenss and du- volioii to duty of the reeve, councillors nnd olllcers who have always enjoyed the moral support and confidence of the voters. The local bylaws are framed In thorough, up-to- date manner, under excellent legal supervision. "C.rcat credilt tor North Vnnrou- vcr's advance Is due tii the Pioneers nf the District, nniong whom may lie mentioned Messrs. Diplock, Kealy, Cornish Hamersley, Malum, llnlfour Ki"-, P Larson, Morden, Hick, May, Keene and Crickmay, Theso uuini others hnve enlivened tho fores! into pinks, A. Hodgson, Homer Street livi World Ollice VANCOUVER, li. C. II. C, Wright, North Vancouver Manager Western Corporation, Ld. gardens and orchards and demonstrated the natural advantages and beauties of the district In lhe faco of much adverse crllllclsm and discouragement. "Among the mnny products raised advantageously In Ihe neighborhood, special mention may be made ol berries and fruits. Chickens and bee culture aro also profitable. "Good and picturesque drives and climbs exist in abundance, nnd excellent llshlng and shooting can be hnd without dllllculty or excessive travel, Mlnoral exists In many parts nf lhe municipality and district, and ivllli the good iviilerpowi'r In the Immediate neighborhood claims can bc economically dovoloped," uw«b BARGAINS Vessels and Scows Repaired to be sold at WHOLESALE PRICES rHOMPSON BIOIK, tONSDALE AVENUE* CARL WOLFE, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. Coal, Wood „„j lumlicr Hill la.' a.ii|,|.lii"l 1,1 aliiil.T.ili- H.ilra CAICS' WHAM 1001 III ROI.I RS IM, UV llll ISIUMIII Vancouver Address. P. 0. BOX 122 A New Industry. Capt. Chas, Cates. nur pinned townsman, has erected a nml iron at thc toot ol Rogers avenue, on lhe Esplanade, Ini the repailillg ul all kinds ol limits. He has reptkirci' the Government dredge and six scows during the past week. The wharl has nol been in use [or some lime, Imt il is now lhe scene ol hustle and hustle. The captain will erect a largi: galvanized iron warehouse, 60x150 feet alongside the wharf, ami will do all kinds ol repair work in vessels. A sawmill will he installed immediately, run hy motor power, and the public will In supplied with lumber, coal and stove wood. Wo bespeak for the new venture a liberal local patronage and a successful busi lll'SS. T. 0. MILLS For.... Information amaaaeaammm—11 iniimi*.~—>jmmmmmaaaxmaai—meMam Regarding North Vancouver ninl r.ritisli Columbia, apply t<> tin.- Secretary of the BOARD OF LRADE North Vancouver, B. C. SHOEWAKErt WORK PROMPTLY DONE 406 Cimble Stroot, Vancouver, B.C Twolfth Slreol, North Vancouver Ship liuilding al Moodyville North Vancouvor i» altogether una ver. Tally-ho, accommodating ten peoplo, $8; throe-seated rig, II; ulnitie carriages, l*i. B. It. HOI Ml '■ ' ' 1.Kll W.UAHI'I l.l I. IC. II. ROOME& CO, (But, IS'i'n ■■ , ■ ullal III II I UN' , l.l IIS ' IN I5.VH*1 T I'.ll Ms la.,',,1 ICntllt-*, lira- met I. If*. I llMlltlllKI* lllld 1.11-11 ** Ofli'''.' Ivi line, ' ,'itn 1 I'll Vanci iuver, I i, C -j <*ii*iiiiinn I,.,., I 1370 6SI (ii.'aNVii.i.i; STRttT, *■ VANCOUVER. B.C Till! .UIIllTliHS OITY, ,\ writer in tho Vancouver Pro- llice lins ilie Following to sny nlmut I: "Tho advantages North Vancouver possesses are m nuinorous and varied llinl ll Ih nlniOBl linpiissllile In eliiilli- orato 1 h,-in nil wlthoul tnklnit up a large ninoiiiil nf apneo, mnl 11 speaks well for Uio Intelligence nnd fore- Ighl "i ihe residents thai ihey have Insl tiiiiini completed the Incorporation nf Hie district as 11 illy. "With a liiresliiiie llfty tulles long, affording Whurlagc nml Dockage lacllltlos; a climate similar in tlmt ..I tho siiiiiii ui England, and from three lo four weeks earlier lu Ils spring iiinn in ami around Vancou- ,ei; 1111 ecollonl slope to the sinilh, ■,'.uli good iieiiriii'i; backed by tho mngntflcenl mountains, which innn Hie wnieisiieii iif iiie Capilano, Lynn ai ini Boymour creeks; a view across iinrriiril inlet, the City of Vancou- ver, Stanley park, Kalale creek I'niriii'iv, Mount Pleasant, iirond view. M111111I linker, the (lull ol (ieiiruln and Vancouver Island, sneli ns riiniini 1 (celled iii any part ol lliii world; -inoil springs (lowing through tin- entire municipality, which, wiih ihe rainfall, make irrigation unnecessary ami enables iho residents to have such beautilul ami prollllc gardens, these are only n few of the mnny advantages possessed hy lhe municipality ot North Vancouver, which rovers nn area „f "l.onil nori's. 'Tin- 'Ambitious Clly' Is well nam- eil nml will innn' Into Official esls- li'inire as a lullflodged City next month, tho necessary preliminaries lirtvtui; heen brought to a successful climax iii ihe provincial legislature, "The thorough determination ami Indomitable perseverance nt ihe real* ilciils cannot tut produce good results in the future developments Of A. McKay Jordan's House If You Want Style and Good Clothes that me designed particularly lor the man who has been in the habit ol paying Iho highest prices to swell merchant tailors, we are after the trade ol just such men, and realize that the only way to win it is to ei|aul the merchant tailors' workmanship quality, style and fit. We do all lhat and ",0 a step further, for wc cut the prices in two. Wc arc successful because we are turning out garments that you would never suspect came out ol a ready-to-wear shop. They arc thc product ol the highest skilled custom Workman, and they have every characteristic that marks the madc-to-order article, while our price is hm $12.00 to $35.00. J. Danaher & Co. Sole Agents lor "Stihiilt Clothing •AlKI'llil.D 13LOCK, GRANVILLE and PENDER Bimplei and blank measurement! sunt on application TILE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, II, C. DIFFERENT COUNCILS FROM 1691 TO 1907 Tlm municipality of Nortli Vancouver, 11. 0., was incorporated In 1801, Tlio illHlrlitt was divided In 11)07, when u Beotlou ol it became Incorporated as a olty, Following wont the dilTerenl councils Irom the foregoing year to the present! 1881 Reeve, Charles ,1. 1'. I'lillilin; councillors, .Mr. Thompson, Tlioiuas Tumor, Mr, Nelmes, and Mr, .Million: fieiii, M, ll. Hlrscli- borg. 1892 Reeve, Charles J. P. Plilbbs; councillors, D, Lindsay Phillips, James McCartney, Mr, Scott nnil Adolplnis Williams; clerk, M, ii. Ilirschborg, 18D3 — Reovn, Jamos Cooper Keith: councillors, L, ll. Cnlland, VV. n. .Mny, .loini i'. Woodrow and James McCartney; clerk, Fred, Soho- Hold, I sn I - - Reave, James Cooper Keith; councillors, W. II. May, John e. Woodrow, James McCartney, and Charles Mayne; clerk, Fred Scho- lit'lil. 180G—Roevo, Dr, J. T, Carroll; councillors, W. IL May, John C. Woodroiv, Charles Miiyne. and .ins. McCartney; clerk, Fred Schofield, Later ,1. Uuntson was elected to llll the vacancy caused by the retirement ,,! Councillor McCartney. ism; lieen', in-. ,i. T. Carroll; councillors, W. II Mny. John C, Woodrow, ('. A, Coldwoll ami li. J. Cornish; clhrk, Fred Schodeld. 1897 Roevo, John ('. Woodrow; I- eiiiois, W. II, Mny, ii. J. Cornish, Walter Irwin anil J. Reynolds Tito; clerk, William 1.. Koono, 1MIS Itei've, Jollll ('. Woodl'lliv; councillors, W. ll Mny. D, J, Cornish, Walter Irwin and J. Reynolds Tito; a-ii'iii. William L. Ki o, 1899 Reeve, .lolin c. Woodrow; councillors, W. II. May. ,1, Roynolds Tiie, Wiilii'i- Irwin, ami ll. J. Cornish; clerk, William L. Know'. 1900 Reovo, .lolin c. \V Irow; I'niiiullliirs. Waller Irwin, W. II. Mny, n. i. Cornish anil .1. Reynolds Tin*: clerk, uniiiini I.. Keone, linn Reeve, C. O. Wlekendcn; councillors, Waltor Irwin, W. IL May. li. .1. Cornish, nnd l 'lek A. Allen; clerk, Wllllani L. Ki-one. On iL'ih July .1. c. mil was (looted to llll tho vacancy caused hy the resignation of councillor Cornish. 1902 Roevo, ('. O. Wlcltondon; councillors, Walter Irwin, W. H, May, James c. om, and P, A. Allen; olork, Wllllani I,. K Laler Alexander Philip wns appointed dork on the I'l'iiieiuoiii ni Clerk Keene, 1903* Reeve, William ll. Mny; councillors, ,1. Balfour Ker, James C, QUI, Arnold 13. Kealy, and l'. A. Allen; dork, Alexander Philip, llllll Keeve, JamOB (t. Q|||; councillors, Philip x. Thompson, A. Iinlion Nye, Arnold 10. Kealy, nml P, A, Allen; clerk, Alexander Philip, 1005 Reeve, James C. GUI; councillors, W. ll. May, William Morden, Edmund Hell, and Thomas Allen; clerk, Alexander Philip. Later Ex- councillor Arnold E. Kealy wns elected li'i'vi the retirement ol Reovo mil. limii Reeve, Arnold E, Kealy; councillors, Win. II. Mny, Wllllani Morden, Men ,i. Cornish and Thomas Alloa; clerk and treasurer, Alexander Philip; treasurer alter August Ist, .lolin ,1. Woods. 1907 Till Incorporation ol city, Roeve, Aruold E, Kealy; councillors, Win. II. Mny, Wm. .1. Irwin, A. A. McKay .Ionian und Win. F. Finery; clerk, Alex. Philip; li'ensnrerr, John .1. Woods, Presenl Council nnd OHlclels— Hoove, Wm. II, Mny; councillors, T. 8, Nye, Chas, E, Robson, M, Mc- Naught and Win. II, Davison; clork, Alex. Philip, nssiialuiil. Miss Edith W. Smith; solicitor, Wm. E. Hums, Barrister; Auditor, Wm, T, Stein; Modlcnl Health Olllcer, I). J, A, I-:. Campboll; Road Foreman, J. W, Eva, city Council, Mayor, Arnold io. Kealy; aldermen, a. 10. Crickmay, w. .1. Dick, Wm. F, Emory, Win. .1. Irwin, Hr. A. X. McKay Jordan, Alexander Smith; Clly Clork, Thus. Shepherd; City Treasurer. John .1. Woods, .11'.; City Engineer, Wr. Loutot; Chlol Constable, Arthur Davles; Constables, R, X. Turn and A. Ilriniiii-nnihe: Rond Foreman, Dan Amskold, Wa- lei- Foremen, 10. .1. Peek: Clly Solicitor, A. W. Taylor, K. ('.; Auditor, Wm. F. Bteln, i'. A, | METHODIST CHURCH, ORANGE II.II.I., I I.ONSDAI.Ii AVENUE, Service ut ii a. in. nml 7:311 p. in. hy Kcv. llr. Robson : Sunday school anil bible class, 2:311 p, 111. Free seats. All are cordially invited. F. o. 10. The lOxprerss had a chat the other dny wiili Chas, .Mee, proprietor oi lhe Moodyville Hotel, uml nl one Ilnn' liloprieloi' ol lhe old linli'l North Viini-oiivor, nhout the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Mr. Mee is past worthy presldoal ol Vancouvor Aorle, Xo. 1:. Mr. Win. McQIlT is now ils pri'sl- iluni nml Mr. ii. 11. Simpson, secretary, 11 wus 011 March ::, 1890, when the lodge wns formed with VI members, Dr, McQulgan, ox-mayor, wus the lli'si prosident, and .1. 0, McLagnn, Jr., secretary, The lodge rapidly grew till now It bus about l.'iii members, it bus {5,000 In rush I: ni'i Standi Lonsdale Genii ns Provincial Stalistics. Toinl area of lorest mnl woodland lu tlie province, !8t,M4 si|iiure miles, .t.iiiniii..! to liml tur lifiy years. lhe mineral output lor the province totalled for 1106 |tl,4Q3,000, uml for 1904, |80,086, , showing an Increase for 1(06 of ti.iiiT.ouo. Some ol the must mills lire llie largest and best equipped in ilm world; Ihey ranie in capacity from 10,1100 to 160,000 reel por day. The celebrated llritanuiu minis near the illy, on Howe .Sound, shipped during iiniii, 10,980 tons of Copper ore. ther mines opening up iii iiie Mime section win he Immonsi shippers. Hurrard Inlet iinoiiiliiodates an itver-ilicrcaslng Heel, having an opmi sea purl at all seasons ol tbe year, carrying passengers nnd inerehand- ise to china, Japan* Austiniiii, Call* fornla, Suva, Jan, Honolulu, Unl1 DO and other foreign cuunlriai. I'lHYHOIts I'llll CAPITALISTS, There is no point in ihe Wesi iimt oilers hener Inducements inr ibe Investment of capital thou North Vanoouver, Not n vacant store or house inn lie teen witli In Ils pro- ducts, ii manufactures lumber for local and foreign trade: has well equipped sawmills, shlp*bulldlng ynrils. COOpSragO, ele, mid offers OX* (optional advantages for Industrial development Church Notice ST, liUIS s l lllld II, l "I'M K SEVENTH AM' THIRTEENTH -tRH I- h'irsl, third ami lilth Suinlrys —Holy communion, n o'clock. Second anil fourth Sundays, 11:30. Services every Sunday morning, 11 o'clock, livening service, 7:30. W. McGer on hnnd mid properly worth $23,1.00. The lolal membership of lhe order is 376,000, and Mr. Edward KraiiBO oi' Wilmington, Dol„ is the Qrand Worthy President. Mr. Krauso hns a peach Iiinn of 12,000 acres and Is president of 11 largo Jowolry manufactory, lie gavo Jin.nun in build u homo for lhe willows' ninl orphans' nf his ciiy. Rotorring tn lirlilsh Columbia, Mr. Mee slnied Ihere wore Nourishing branches nt Victoria, Mminlpio, l.uilytuniili, Now Woslmln- ster, Kamloops, Rossland, Nelson, Phoenix, Pernio, Crnnhrnok, Lath- brldgo, Ci mv I, lirmiil Forks, Itevolstoke nml Arrowhead Alan there nn- sovoral moinbers nf the Order iu North Vancouver. City Engineei Loutet Cl IIMOV, Tilt: I'AIVTIIIl. F. 11. Ctidiicy In ihe plonoor paint* ei lllld slen wilier of Ihls City, Ill- shop is ou 1I10 Esplanade east ol Lonsdale avenuo. lie also doos 1 ar 1 i.i it.- painting uml mural decoration It Ims been through hi Hal.- I" tt Ml'NICIPAL COUNCIL, The district couiioH mel on Friday evening In tho ollice of Reeve May. There were present besides llie reeve Councillors Nye, Davidson, McNaughl und Robson, A iciier from w. .1. Irwin suggesting Hi" construction of 11 turning placet, ileal" tho enii nl Hie plank road, iii'iir Mr, I'T'oiiinio's house. I.eiiei" from Hie Manager of lhe Norlh Vi ouver ferry anil Power Company, asking who will now assume the luiiiilciiuii obligations with ihe ferry company under ferry agreement. Referred to clerk to reply aftor consulting wiih the solicitor, Letter from S. A. McDowell, Bug- gostlng iiiiii ii trunk road be bulll suitable to give ai ss to Bottlers on lol iim nml adjacenl properties, lle- ferred lo Board ol Works. Applications for lhe position ol ward foreman were considered. Re- Bolved llml .1. W. Eva be appointed one of the ward foremen at a salary of Jin.no per month, and that the Board of Works innke further inquiry before recommending another lor 11 similar position, A letter from Mayor Kealy railing attention to tho condition ol iho pipe-line road, and nlso suggesting arrangements thai mlghl bo made to supply wuler to families in tho district adjacent lo tho pipe line, Re- solved to ascertain definitely the terms nnd eondllons on which wnler would lie supplied. The reports ol the Finance Committee and Hie Board of Works were adopted, liinerald Lake Plans for wldonliiR Lonsdale Ave nue through Dlstricl I.m 2020 was iiibmlttad mul laid over for consideration, SpeclllcntlniiB lor illlehlag uml grading Robson road wus ndjustcd, 11 wus resolved 111 mil for loaders lo :.• in liy ho I6II1 ol July. Tim Hoard of Works was authorized 10 arrange with Mr. Fromtno to extend Frederick roud to Mr. Wood- row's houso ui lhe snme rule per looi ns lie hud lieen paid before The 1 ve nml clerk were Illltll- nrii'.eii 10 procure furnlluro for lhe nfllco, Tlie Hoard of Works was ouili- nrlznd In cniisritcl n .M-foul bridge mi Keilh road, boi Ilstmute beyond Sii-ier ci |i. in replai'o 11 di 111 liny bridge ihere. idjouriioil tn nn et mi :.ih of .lu" Iveiiess llinl he Ini liuill Up n successful uud promising business, When you wanl u good ,1'ih iiiiiI Iiii! vory latest design of a sign give hltn a mil and you will be satlsUod with his work Granite Palls A commencomoni lis 1 n made lownrds supplying tl • Orlem with Hour. Elevator an taa. ■ ■ al Vnncouvor, A groni tri !"■ done wlih rtlberts avlical through Vnncouvor elovatoi md In tho near [in ure n | ofu looked for thai Xortli Vancouvor will also lu > jroal oii al TENDERS POll CLEARING ELEVEN LOTS '■ in Ii. I„ L'U",, Ciiy of North Vancouver, Particulars and specifications at ROBERT WARD .(-CO., I.rn. Corner Healings ami Homer streets, Vnncouvor, B, C, REMEMBER A. R. HTI'IACV II you wan, GROCER Fancy and utaplo Groceries, l.i ral and Foreign Fruits | Fresh and Cass Eggs, Choice Creamery Butter always "ii hand. Lamp Goods, Glass Ware, Crockwaro, Brushes, etc., ole, i'ini. l.ox.-anAi.i: ami Sbco.NOSTIIBbT, ,1 Home or Have Money to Invest kill Vancouver WM. SNIDER GENERAL C0NTRACI0R THIRTY-SEVEN YEARS EXPERIENCE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA ROAD AND STREETWORK klittui I'll Ml lllllll North Vancouver, B. C. It has just been incorporated into .11 ity, Although only in its in:.im i, it h.'i*- all the convenii ni es nl nn up-to-date city, Electric Cars ami Lighting, Telephones, Parks, Churches, Banks, Schools, etc., nnil mn own W'aier System, sparkling ninl pure imni llie surrounding canyons. Ninth Vancouvei is situated on a southerly slope, Biirrounded by mountains, with magnificent si enen Investigate before locating Probably 1 can assist you, We carry the Largest nnd Best stock ol WALL PAPER IN BRITISH COLUMBIA We guarantee nil nur work in be First-class, Wc will If pleased lo go in Nnrth Vancouver and give vnu an estimate on your papering : anil will bring sample books il you wish, Imt prefer having you call at nur stnie. whii li is located al .SOfl Pender Slreet (in. Block W^t ni Postodici Uppositi I li< niii- F. P. Bishop W. T. STEIN S CO. C II \ Kll'. I' li 11 ACCOWNTAN I - 333 11 miicr St reel V.nil ■ hi 1 el , II. a.'. Q. A. McBAIN Rosldcnco:—Cor. I - lalo Vve, und fifth si., North Vancouver, 'Rhone ll. Odlcc:—Mol - Hank lliiildlng, Vancouver, ii. c, ' riniii" irl I. MALI) UN I'tnNI II! IU \l 1 It IN GENERAL HARDWARE TINNING and PLUMBING Sole Agi ::i : 1 McClary' Range and Furnaces Sherman Williams Paint Thc Hamilton Powder Co MTROEB YOUR OVI TOWS One Dozen Will niaki Dm D u I'n OO TO WHITE Who Guarantees Satisfaction Photos Co|>ir<l .11 nl Enlarged UCordova b\ I OK SELECT GROCERIES IM J. A. McMillan Sultana Turkish Baths 849 Granville SI,, Viiikouw lnrkish jaRussinn, Electric and Sulphur Htiihs Stall I III Hi 11 MUMS llllllS II) alTiilainlM 7," GALLON PLUNGE BATH IN 1 ONN CTION III IBM Km; ASYSUMBBHOFllATllSO.SAPrLlCATlO.N I'll.i.ir 211 J. J. StllMHM. M-iiiuiji'r Till'', EXPEESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, li. C, , ''•• *:", t. ii. niiii \ nni in Hn \ • 'ii from 11 - . ", walk li •■ lo Clip' IH-ouver ■I mngiil ni ii . " Moiin mi', ii,. llu "i mil ' huiiilfleeiil view ol , try, jr. ■ till- Xel ' l 11 •-- Ha lllllll a lllllll I'lllll I a. a nun .v ICviiiis' i,: lhe : ■ ' i a ivell a iinveiit* I'.a II lllllll llllll |IIIH ''I . IU . , lUlil'li' ele.. .'a 'lit' ail a'IH'1'.l te • li iiie Aniei'l* cnu >ill ■ ' . |l 'ia' llllll lil'|ll Hveryi , fear nn lip* mid iiermnn* a 'aa , , |||||| .,,' [llll nl |.']illil' ri t >ii rooms or ' l la'l' UUI pi. fill . ■ ' '.' a . ■ 'i trie linn 'Un snw ml i] ' nrds ele., l'i nl.a ■ f ell I'm : um liiri ■ '.iiiii n per- iinin Siindii in iniil ... ..laaaiii ilium Tin A heniltlfiil ' nry, See oiiri'i "t Van .vaier mipply, I . ... lllllll I'ei : I'i nli.I mnl nre kepi in I'Meiieiii order, North Vancouver is altogether nne ni ihe musl niiiiieiiie nml prosper* UN ■.ra' pi; iin' wnii'i'B of Hurrard lull i hi,: In ensl und wesi nnd prom- Inini ie innke Norlh Vaucouvor u .ft 'iii There nro some ol ihe mosl pleas* ri idling iiiiii in Norlh Vaucouvor in lie ilium! nn iln- I'ncllle, M mi nt ii in cllinliliig in clear vlen Until iln' iiiy i'I Norlh Vancouver, ilie elevailon of which is moro lhan n mile iilaine wati'i'froiil, Sit .ill' Intel Mick', r.eu.li suys llllll Hie luiidsciii I llill'l'iird inlei is lie' llnesl lliul lie liml ever seen. II'" wns iiinnzed ul lhe size nf Iho Ireei mnl lli' nilikiiess nl Ibe I'egeliillon Tlie lii'iiuiii'iil ('iiplluuo river Is WOl'lll going miles In a.i'.'. All) line | uini : He' annum nnil gels up j it.na ihe run* iilniospbere nf He mountains will never forgel Hie sublime views, II )nu nre iniei'i'sii'il in tliu cil) .ii North Vani'iiiiver, subscribe for liriiisli Columbia's mosi progressive weekly newspaper, lhe North Vancouver Weekly Uxpress, il."" n yenr. nml |l.."ill to foreign countries, 1'iisl lllllll iit:\is nc ivi'i:i;i:st. WE CAN Sell Your Real Estate -Rent Your House—Invent Your Money in Mortgages at Good Interest, , . . A BIG BARGAIN IN 273 NEAR THE WATER WE ARE THE PEOPLE To See, il You Wish to Buy in Norlh Vancouver EVES & LAWSON I'll.'M I. l'.-iiii ariittiug. Hint until iiiilu Thompson liluck, - NORTH VANCOUVER, rei'oiil ■ a, ■ : knot* ii. has mm pui sed lint expel'lliu ninl Bllige mni ii,1:':;;::,!:;:,,:;:'1;::,::''';;;'' ^mMmmimmxttmim^ iinine of 'lie dislriel famous, i rn im: in ihe climatic conditions, *«■ - Nnrth Vancouver Ims become fun mis for iis frull, ospei iiiii- lor il m IV V V • Mi! llll if H ■ am X_/^~" 5' llpples nml siriiiilieri'les. w m The sii|i|il) iii strnivberrles foi ' -* MEN'S FURNISHINGS TAILORING AND BOOTS AND SHOES lllll' new Mills lire lure; our Spring Woollens nre hero. Our store nnd every* lliing therein is new, bright uml cheerful, I inr prices nro right, Patrionlzu Home Industry CARL WOLF TllO'll'SOM lll.niK, - I.IINSHAI.K ,\VK. mm dry goods mu I'm' nur size we hnve nue nf the liuesl nml best Blocks iii llritisli Columbia, We nre hiving in un ox- tensixe stock ol IP-10-1) Ml III COR VI IONS lor iln' t-rout celelirntioii "ii lloniiniiin Dny, Ue open llii'iii up nusl iii'ek. All ci me nml ins-pert. Mn-. 11 A. Shaw Cor. 2nd and Lonsdale Ava., - N.VANCOUVER s: ]F.W.TEMPHR«C»i ile' uiiiil,,'! ncross tlie Inlei wns 3J mum litiies short 1.1 ilie douiand, ^ ai mnl iln' .;i iipplles in Hie ulllp- Ji nniii- >>! iipples. r* Hie Hoard of Trade "I Nortli ' ■» ID Vuneniiver is nn effective body Ihni "■» looks well nfler ihe commorclnl in- ' jj leresis of llie city nud dislriel. uml ■ litis iioiie iniieii ior Hie improvement -_, nf iis irndo i-eiuiiiiiis. w, ,i. Irwin I 3_\ is ihe secretary, wlm nl nil times is willing in enlighten tlioso seeking Information aboui the place. A in si\i:ss ri:vim: THE HILL CsROCERS Clean Goods Right Prices Prompt Attention •*. aa . S: M S' 1 i As ihe business nnd supply col nf u iery Qonsldernblo area, ; ; Free Delivery of Goods Sorlli Vancouver pnssesseB n greal ' 21 ^ ;;:;L:r:;0::n Mi " ll ■ in curriii es al N'orth Viiimm mi okliii loivns lo lie seen In lhc ei Tnll) In. nee ..la,i, .. i, .,,. i ' ll t led ■■ ...'■ V inner is In'i lull) i' i-iirriiigi i rn ,a, i| in ih, iniil.-. hnri li ■ Tui' ii|i in M" uin i oui , ■ ■. ine a, pint, .ni ai ■ ' \ssi>i liilhui i ■ Irni Is ■ ' mosl inuipleleli Hiirrouiiih •! lij in lieelil pniiorumh I'lell nl . ||i ,:, •'in'' lim' " . rii. outlook i . perfei i |.niiii. ' t, It. Sol ■ \ || il,, ,,,u mpped |il I, "l limine UIO''''. I I '11 .an ill lllll well "ail,allll. ||| lllllllll I'lll I 111 >1 "'ll).Ill,: III. ill) ild - lllllio I'l nlioiii il,,. \,,ii|i \, l-'iir in t, ■ i ,. I,,, i;,., "a'urili \ ■. , high rim* tt-i'i lil) iii'ii pnpi r H ioniums no n ', iiniile feiilures. ■'I ■ " Ily innil, $ I.nu en r In Cniindii of ili. I'mil , .. ■ couiilrli' I'lida) iilinle Heel ,,i iiiilnllnl leilllU ' "I II 'II ' nrgo Blocks, tlie vnrlelj nud rnngi ■I whli-li would dn iri'ilii io iniiiiy :i iin nl ill Ini'm'l' size. \ hrnncli oi Hie llnnk oi liiitisli Norlh Am. ii' ai i loenl ed here. Tine" luili I aiiiiini ample accommodation lor Hie ll Is of the I I'll- vi'llng public, possessing nil iln mod- • in ei|ui|iiiu'iiis 'essnry lo Insure Hi" enlllinrl nl ihe cue Is, Tlie building Indiislry hns heen pnrtlenlnrly nctlvo during Ibe pnsl yenr. biilldliigs Bprlnging up like inn iiii'i'ins mi nil sides, yel vacant 1 nu ii ure extromelj scarce, I'OK SALE I ii irtci ii'iiu'h \V lyntl Inun mower, n --,'..[ '.r.l.r. *:*. LHi. A. I llR.lSI.Kt L'or I ulli SI, ni'i l.oiialnle Ive, s; w. NICHOlSON-LAim \K( lllllll Tell lornry Ollice F. I'mlncy's 'aim Shop, Ksialiiinia!,'. Nm Ill V \\. I'I'Vltlt. 11. ('. Fiirrici'-SergMiil Jumps Vnlcs CMRIAOE OlIlLDEI GESERU SMITH Horse shoeing *, si'EcuLTV UltUEXT CASES Ai-rn Sixth Slreel I'emler Streei North Vancouver Vancouver, II, U, II. II. Tarn, Mgr, Sixth Slreet, NOKTIl VANCOUVER THE SOCIAL I U i> i o i 'i i n i o I i I r t '1'IIONH '.'Sll I'lllll'I'lllllia, lla.a no ||riill|iKlrli All Klllllllll |||'I|I Sll|.|.||.'a| mi Blunt Nun..'. II. MlllHM. tuliav- 'jn Powell si. VANCOUVKII, 11. C, All 111 In il.lll' 1,,1,,'isl Cl'MII'l Palace Hotel llesl luriiished Hotel on lhe Coast .-XGif— **rr**«JiiHM!tis.! >Tr.p.az!'**-***»H***a: I'llls 1,10 |nr mm And I |i Speclnl Rates lo Families nnd Regular Hoarder--: llnlMiour ferry eonni'clion in nml from Vnncouvor, lint nml cold wntcr in every room, Return cnll bells in every room, REDA & ANDMJSS, IVoprielors SiniMi Sikm i. - - NOKTIl VANCOUVER, B. C Rolled Odds 'Floor HiUj and Feed Seeds all mun it- DEI IVI RED PROGRAM I Invostments in Real Kslato lo bo profitable sliould include some of Norlb Vnncouvor's best lnls ninl ncreiigo. 2, A North Vancouver firm for Nurlh Vnncouvor investors, II I Inv at hotidiiiiiii'tors ol llie oldosl incor|iorntcd lli-ul lisinto Co. wiib chief place of business in Nurtli Vancouver. IRWIN & BILLINGS CO. Ltd. 1 'iirnci' l,iiiis.|:ili' Ave, ninl Kiflli Sl, Thi. lu NllllTII VAX! nl Vl'.l: If you arc going to BUILD or do nny ALTERATIONS consult ns nud ive Mill suve inn MONKV. Plans, Hi., prepared lor anv stile house. Estimates furnished 11)1 RS (Hli St., West A. H. MACPHERSON CONTRACTOR AND HUll.DRR SOUTH VAMIU'VKH. • . ■ 11. C. I mire lilting uml stuir building n S|u'i'i;llly Ollice—Comor Lonadnlo uml ivnter* (ronl. Tel. I). J. \V. BALMAIN Civil. ICNUINBUR ami ARCHITECT Ilnn-. I'uiinlilii's, Levels Sii|iorintondunro ol Construction I'lii'iiiu Siiiitin-, ''oiiNiiii I.onsiiai.i: Avi NORTH VANCOUVER. IBM MM DKWin A'A, no Brack man-Ker Suspi :i .' '. Utiil | .it till > ,i i.. i. mi hm; (l.o„ 1 nulled i II tu Min nl in '■i'i. 1 Ull 'inn 1 .......— I'ini. In ,lllal ( nulillowi 1 1 ,, ■ iu lllllll Sutton's bi' : il ' land, ■ When you want a job ol Painting or Paper Hanging or Kalsomining done. See Hardy & Stoney Si\ i ii SiKi.ii Mil; III VANCOUVIJR, I / A SURVEYOR'S BOOT A PROSPECTOR'S BOOT .In .lllruiiiiil liooil Iiunl II In'li-li llrilill 'ar Tun ' l"a| I'llK, I hill a.la' J.-l "j IMellsinll Heel, II V. \V, -pili'll Sumo ns lluii'l Solved. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE PYRE'S SHOE STORE 516 HASTINGS STREET W, Toaoe Mshkb Dcaiont CCF>VniOHTS&C. Anv ti,linn nslii'i''liii'"l'l""'i'i'ti' 'inin) Jill II aiieerln |l WIM'j ."liAiilifflOli mii,'nViV|iii Scientific llitierican. a iiiiii«t".iiiii'k ilinntrniflil trodilr, i nrecul clr< nihil lull nt iinv BfilOllUUfl ImiriHll, TlTtllS, |8 ll M-ir; i inr iiniiit.iu, fl. t-uitl by all ni 'm 1 . lNN&Co.36,D—> New Ycrk UiulcU Oillltll, C2S 1' Sl., WublDltODi 11. c, UK EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, li. C, Lynn Valley and Home The Lynn Valley sei'llon ul llio I'ng III :i ul llu ill'l! SO lliiil "I Mlinlelpalily ol Norlh Vnnenuver pronilses, in Hie nenr luture. in lia line uf llie musl nltl'lU'lve plllt'i ll) In- found wlihln many miles nl llur- hird inlei. itniii from ii i'ciiIi ., priii'lletil point nf view The Valley pi-npi'l' mn lie snld In ll " ivnlers of lhc Inlet, 'I'lie liiiili ul n prutet'i ilie frull lo u - ta ill, ti". the summer final, ; ihere Is nny, will mell from n hi i ire Ihey cnlcli the ■ in lhe nil is nl vni'v- . iliiii'i a r. in.i.a ii ileep regelahle i "c ii"1 ensl ni iln. rin a i um in nravllj iiiiii rocky. Ihe two Norlh Vnnrniivi'i' mul 'xleiul up lailer helng iilendlillj mili'd lo frull i,viin Creek in ivlihln tt sliorl ill : ill ry. while lhe fnrmor Is i.una' nl' iiie Intake .a: ih" Nortli i-llet itilnpleil mr veiteialilea;, II is Vniironver water ..inks. Whnl i 1ml irpilalng tlmi helng sn '• is^yi '--.r ■■<::. .■"■■' m, ..... • - ' ' -'' ^_t.sat.-_ ■ .,,,*>. iiaiiiia- helng necessary for tlio women in onler m uol lo lown, Inn ■ e nf Hie iii'iu |ii,,i rs I,'fi, others null Ihelr iilni-e:'. Now lhat Ihere nre road--, llie Viilley is sleinllly Bottling up. The feu frull trees thnl had 'enn planted in Hie gardons and mull i ii'iirint'!', camo inin hearing Inti year, producing Biich line frull Hltn ii lii'ti given n greal Impetus to llie frnli-growlng Industry, n large numlier nl young trees having lioon lill tiled n'li Ihls spring. There is ii "lii ol rei'.i ler holween l'u and !10 ilillilren ,.hii'h will lie Increased nfler vacation. Tho Innil hns heen luntlly Cut l'|i luln Tracts from nni' in leu lien'.', Quito a iinin- 1 rn ni iiiuill acronges hnve I n sold in bunlnoBF men in Vaucouvor, whn Inlend clearing mnl erecting resl- ii'me, Ihere I'm llieir families In i'"iul ilie -iiu,mer. which plnces are nl"iil local lour Th" in 111 nils nf lhe 1 ' nn l'ia'e'; nr river helnc rime hy, ■'- in,'' i'. middle 'iul nppei portions lo I'm minds nl many ini nur* i-.it' ilie t'npilnnn, AI pro" il I rails I in unl I i em, -ii Hen |i :■ dlf. a' 'it i i iei iliiiiie ii. nr :," some n! the mosl nttrncllvc via', . The Norlh Vnnenuver Hoard of Trade, lhe Tonrlsl Asi-oels Inn, and Iho II niille,I Tlinilsniiil ('lul', nl I'.'lll- cnuver, hnve nt illfferenl limes hnd llieir nlienllnii called to llio matter, hut, so far, nothing Ims lieen done, We helieve. however, Hint n liinve Is new lieiiii', iniiile In Hull end, which. it ■ lll'CPFSflll, will n|ie|i up Ihn lllusl charming portion within many mill's ol Vancouver, both lo tourists nnd i'ilizens \vlu> desire n day's outing. Victoria is making evory offorl possible lo make lhe attractive generally spoken of as hum Valley.! near In Vancouver ii is only nl u I"'illls •" "'" vi''illilv ■" "••>■ city thai Is, a-" ,| portion, at-irls eniiipariillvely reeenl dato thai the u"n"" ""' conllnlng their efforts to from whnl used „, he known us Vi ) Ims ciiinniencoil lo settle up, """ '"' two localities, while Lynn. Frnin 's Pa nip, extends from u mile lml llml is accounted inr hy two llie Itesi nf All, „„,l a-hnll m two miles norlh nnd leiimns: the land, or ,i largo pari of •* v ""*"'' City, Ims been alto- south, bv two or two in hall miles ll. was held „„ a llmbor lease, 1 !!"',,Pr W\~leA. Prom lhc upper ,:: i ami werl, ll I lei nl nn nil.Huh' was nol open for seltlenionl, Altera1' '"' ""' " " ' " ' of from I'm in '>*,.) ' : il ive sen the lis,her was cul ii ivns ihun half nn hour; another Imlf City of North Vancouver m? Sl. John's Hoys'SlIuiuI Ki-\ K Mair.ili*n, Principal. . ^SgJLjfMi :3f.J 1907 GRAND JOINT ' lhe visitor to Itlco lake, easily in less level. H is well i'ini ■ t I iii.a,i tii ' llaphlly Taken I'p. north, noi-lh-eiisl and uorll.-ivesi, ai .. mily. Ihere \ uo roads iwn!1 ' ihe rniiie ui iiiniiniiilns nn Hie nnrlh j ji-nr: uro iieM rail. The lirsl om side ol ih" inl"i in lhe; is In Iho Inlnlio of lhe Nnrth Apprniii'li Lynn Crock Vancouver ivalei ivorln During Insl from Hn1 wesl trend inro lo Ihe inter i iiiinilier ol shorl rond ivero north, the mountains oi lofSeynu il liiini com I , which hnvo Crook having n Boniewlial north li n llnlslii'd or nre rapidly westerly trend, while between l.ynn nmrliiR completion. Tho Inck of nnd aoymour Creeks rises Hound road iialurally kopt Ihe place back, Mountain, thus enclosing tho valley as the majority of thoao who started nlmosl in n seml-clrclo opon to Iho In curve mil n home losl courage, ninth, tniuili-iv," ni iv si.'l bo uih ea i. walling for romc means of Ingress Ivh .a iinlriuc .nn.am,n ia,i unit and ' n othor limn llio logging , ; wing, .' il"' olovnl "ta .at'"" ' ' ■ I "in"' nl" Hi" rlumc lhe null h a II one ol lhc mem nl . illnit in or oul gum m ihe Seymour, nud to llioso who nro ambitious for n longer stroll in mih from now, will be abl ronllnuo ihelr walk in tho proposed Intake of the Vancouver wnter works nn s'e.vinuiir Creek, us hy Hint time iho innd will he completed to ihai point, The pressing need al the presenl llmo is the extension of the Urltlsh Columbia Electric lino to i.yuii Creek. Were Hint carried out, Iho Valley would all in- settled In : mall holdings in a comparatively i hnri nine, iis many ol the small owners nro only waiting for that, in Ihreo years there would bo n transformation, and the nnlural homily nf ihe situation keenly appro- i inleil. The extension of the line will he a groat convenience to the im Iiiii- uud a source of prolll lo the rompany, One ureal polnl In Its llivnr. nver lllllll lhe Cll|illniln lllld Crniise Mountain. Is a very oasy grade in l.ynn Creek from lhe presenl lerniliins ot lhe lino nu Xln- leenlh Slreet, Tin ' llinnle Is Iho mosl equable in Cnnnda, The wiiii'i' works system I cc* nud lo none, Nnrlh Vnncouvor offers moro i-a* ii,.,I a'liiiinuns to the lourlsl nnd spnrl imnn lhan nny ciiy on Hie Pncl- lie const Nnrlh Vancouver has Iho mosl modern nnd bc i equipped hotols hoarding houses and nmmi r n oi mi the coasl OF DOMINION DAY AND Incorporation of tbe City The Greatest Demonstration of the Year MONDAY, JULY 1 *t AQUATIC AND FIELD SPORTS See Full Programme in This Issue $2$S00 in Prizes G. J. Phillippo, Chairman M. S. McDowell, Secretary God Save the King SEEDS, TREES, PLANTS XcSeedli • I'hllll ' \',,r,,iil,- i.ii, i it ■ ■ lull Suppli' -; M I1 'I.e. ml, i I Ibn mul Iiunl "i i M. J. HENRY'S MUSI HIIS WO SI llllllll MS. v\-i a i \i i: ll.e l li in ■ Ila' llll IVi |'f III) litll pill |l ' . .I."lla'l li a live cent | ■' .'..•■;''' ■ ■" ' ' ■ LIST YOLR PROPLRTY mih i> [oi QUICK SUE K. SMITH & CO. JIMC1I0N BLOCK Mllllll MM HI Mil PATHOS I7.E the HOARD OF TRADE PiAlil'.l'.li simp I,nil llll 't A-' II Hi tunc conn r 0/ I.r ' In 11 i:\Tlls ih; \i:s ,1 mi roil ICCO.S JAS, GRAHAMI *C0. A. A. crowston I'.USII I I Mill a 1 ' ( 1 a UNI I I 1 a ,1 I 1.1 limi BHOKEH I-.' ai..«*,a I In .-ll ils BrjncllL'5 Minin--, fuim ind Hydmulic tvuiu Hardwnoil C'tilnr nnil Fir. M:.\a,,[a , a ., laa, ,0 VM t HC, AL Pm riVI Hi.I Ml Ollice. First il E ol Lonidale Ave IIIIIT ' 11//'/;/ ' I top, NOTICE, Vniii 1. 1- 11 Kll I if, i.l\ KN I*" tlmt thirl • I In- lily to I lion. 1 I Com* ,.' .,- 1 ' ' a -1 . I III llll'l ' ill *it,I-"I Iltl ; I an till! I'aa.i-t I H«"«»i ' ' '' ' '""' 1 1 ,' n Lr 1 i) ai 1 /\ C 11 i\l\ I '■' 1 aiarkiil t. 11 L AKIN I U r)MUU I 1 ■ norll IOSSDALK WI Nl 1 1 in 1 tm Sn 11 1 ti. I. NUM.ISMS U.ll I ,i'in • mil II ' lllllll -igi*"'"! d i' ibyterian Church—Rev, ], D.Gillain, M. A., Minister, ' ' Ili'I'S liilln 11. |.onioil* Avtnui Subscription, $1 a Year ' ' l! . , in wi ■ ' :... -11 I'li.lal.- a ia , . to polnl • nt, 111 ten - C. II. 1 - . - THE KXrliKSS, NOliTII VANCOUVKK, 11. t laaini: lii'il inr 'In i ' lie 'I, In I'linu Hull wn i'l ' i" 'illeil niiii lull ii,i a ll notlllnu lull . mn ii .. ■ I'llvll'Olllllnill ,,, ,, . llll'.il iVn.l 1 t.i.all''. Sa Ull' ,\ llllllll I1 ,'. In llllll' ii mil i i" ne lliul;, vi'iilnrn in sny llinl ever) iluilni' liml i.a made In mn Inivu In. In i"t:. ; iii -m'peel ini law III llll a.a a. II a Ilium lliun \v< ti Ill i all lllilllelli'e in IU,' ,,',', ;. , . llllll il, ll'Sll'llllilll nl . ' ■' t 1 i'a llll a,all I'llll''' II VII1 Ill' | '. . . ' . a I'll' ' ml i-iiizi'ii I a Iin wit inin Ilm . .a. Ill II '. • Wr"'Va,.* II,K.N i'1111,11' I'IT\ I I Kxpcrionces iind Holies Vaucouvor. i ll.lil.ll:* , \ a.i. >il II niii nn ' ■■ nnu li nl llll ''lalll l llllllll .1 111 laa, llll' ll'll ,, I, .1 lllll.l' lllll. I.a.,, i, imnil '1 11 IHI . in,ini Ila .uli I'm llie lIVi'l 11: la ,'ia| | (llll 1 ,a.i ■ a ii... . nm l.ll'lllil'lll'l llll' Hi,;,',,i ..nn I ni I'niini il. a.i \ i. i, .a,' nn Alilernii'ii: W .1 Irwin, In. MeK II .lal; .'..'Hat a t,|| 1|| ||||||| || |.|| ll,|'||'|||, 1"". .'Illllil, I, Ilil 1,. Vl ,1 a,. , , I,, . , • ," . ,., .. ,\ Iv ('HI I, in,l'. : . '.ill i utiilaa a.ii alinli "in ' iVCIllll lull" nn Illl'lt ni ill \ Ma I: I'a a|l|. llllll \' III'lSlllRSTIAI, .Sill,I ll l\' corviiit, ; Iiu a |,| ri ,||„ i,;|. „| lu i !. nu ' v, i'l: .iai nilmr i ■. ill n I'll la in I'l'i- nrlli Vancouver is ■■ . ■ ii- .'■ iiii Inrprlse, ns the in live in. Nu winters I'ln Hicr a illmi,, linn: mnnioloi never tlropt iu .. ■" 1'ivn inn her li nllii-i Ihni i, ,'„ beyond - ii aii'1 rees in He nn liiini ■ ■ ■ . Iini Ij nails thriillRli j Inilii nml Kill :a mu Ins III I:.i-i ilm; v. it! Iinslcl III lie in.it.' lidvillllllgl'S »'■ ,ia Iniliisirli' nre whnl ,i linli inlvi'iil niii a II I'lll aaaw \\ lielliel irhlRi1 Is In lie ii rnlliviij cum- mil) i ndei'liikliiR nr a Riivernmeni ' l|e|ll'||l| aal! I||l> Bill "I llll' I |S ll llll I'll'al'lll I'alla 1,1 llllll,,' |l ,] ' V," llll ' pulii ii "I ill" annul! ., i-slllln lien . lml il Hm nilvtint'i' lia t ;■ mnl nl* lie when Hiis in 11 ■ tnki elTei i ' .'. 'a,nl Hie |H lllll'RI' u lllllllll,a'l '"I live .vein und I Imvc bail in ll, the inure mi a.- tin irei iiilnpted by Ibe ila rl been mi [riiltl'nl In ml ■ . ..a Ilm a|| aiia'l II llien ' nun II III 111] I'. I a la. lalll ■ . ' .. ,. Idi ut : - illlti enl eli ■ Hi i I .; ll.l. nd ti rn. Clork! Thus Shepherd, Ciiy Treasurer: ,1. ,1, Woods. Keeve mill ( nlllli illins. Iloevo! V, !l May i'i 'Ilium: c. I'l. Iliibsiin, Thus. S Nia', .Inliii 'i UeNitiiKhl, W II llie , Ismi Miinlelpnl Clerk: Alex. I'hilip llnnl'll ul liiule. l'i. ai, i.i ,\ Si. i; llaiii. i'i!,-; lire nl. ni lieu .1 I luliii'i" iirer, II If. HeiTell, '• -1 'inr) \V .1, Irwin. i. \ li Kealy. li ii, nii'li, \, : mi. .: it Wlllhnns, Ales. I'hilip, W. It Campbell, .1. K. I Miirni' l: 1 t'uriilsli, .1. .1. v, i . \ .- iti Units, \. I'' lleitsley, ■ ;.'., I.ii], I' l.ai-un. I' A. Allen. ., li Scliullz, Ileiiri A Sli,iu. \\ 'i, bailey, (leu. \ Mi'llnlll, \. ii. Sinilli, .1. ('. \\ lil '.. Hani c U iii'lii. I Walil.'ii. Ales S ll, ll, II Whitlow, .1 A McMillan, \. li A McKii) Jiinlun. A. I'- I'M' mer Tlie iiiy ia, Ileumil'nll) Ilnn ■ il lui-liiR lliiri'iii'il Inlei in Hm ...uilli. mn' ni ilm iiinsi peacelul hnrhor in ilm world. As I'm- as il i" inn iee, are snow-capped mountains lendliiR Ihelr lowers up intu ilm linnils anil nltoROlho*' rormlllR ,1 pic* lure ivhhh is iihniisi lii'vuiiil ile* si'iipilon. X'niili Vinici,nver ia. whlel) n In I'tala'il aa. a I'il) nf limne.. Te ' .ii lerness uf a Beml-troplcal a lun i; today lie i- a ihoroiiRlilj wide nwnko, ru ahead atul modern ciiy. 1'opiilation, Mav IT, imu'' I.toil Popiilallon, May 17. lim; 2,eO0 Tlm populntlnii lias doubled In ihei insl iwo years, am! is siill increns-; i,," rapidly Mnny are llnrklllR lu Hie clly ainl I'onnlry nllrncled l>\ ihe vnsl mineral ainl timber iveallh, Hn' Rl'eal fisheries, ihe Immense ilrclches nl line iruil ami agrlrnlliiral lands In amid siirriiiilidliiRi nf lionntj ap- PmIs in ilm mosl prosaic Plow bloom in Hm open every mnnili In lour rerllle valleys, nnd lhe limitless ibe year While there are hull- posrlbillles ni Ihe counlry, all "1 droils ni l.nine- nlrendy established. I which spell n|ipoiiiniliy. Potential* Hie nia.iiii'ii) ni ihem boliij! owned ly Iho rlchosi pnrllon ui ibe Cnna* by llieir erniiaiiiiis. ihere : -till lllllll confederation, liriiish Colum* mngiilllooiil sites lur ilinnsaiiils liin will in time outrival in wealth ■ a*. any olher country under llio sun. Xortli Vnncoiivorllen are eiilhu- I'm" Hailing vlall Lynn. Seymour clastic over llieir young ami iiinbl- in Ciiplluno creeks, Gorgeoin seou- lions iiiy. People when the; are er) ami Bplendld Bport, im i,, ii u i'1/.aii, .lium .- Murrii) .11 . i .■ a, |iovri.||, W. V (lllison, .lulu. llnln, TIiiiiiiiis .Mian, frank i\ in •!• i. lilesllllln Wllllnuis, .1. (I. ■ C, I'. Iliu.>.ui. S liiiii/.l.iir nr. fi. Milium, I'. A. Askew, Thus. i.. Kennedy, ii. I'. Itolhwell, il llru-a II. w V,inn'', n. W.I t: dor. I. C, Keilh, T. A. Allan, il. '■ : "' '"'Hli llh-ll, ll. Clllllice. II. U ii.ia,. '" " ' ' ' ' '""l 'A. II Mai. Mclv, I,,,i,l,aii. II. II. 1 ' "'i' ' viiiis, W. .1. ■,-. Dnvhl Sim llnlierl lllii.'kburn, W l„ Iloull, C ill Ken Ii , llolir.v T. C l-lius, 11. II.'iiiy .1. ll.il.eil '.ia. iV, \. Iin. nil, .i, li. I.iiin ■ '-"a. I l'. c. Unmix, .1. II, milium, n llrowi ■. c. i: it'n.iiai'i. 'i'. ■ l". X. Miii-Kmi, I-'. W, Vai , an. I-'. .1. Proctor, It. I-;. lloulRiile, II, it.iniiiii. .In A McN'nlr, .-' .a T 11 MiM . lia,I.I. M, nl,,n. Kliinl": Tiller. Alherl t: . Win, Hall. a :', Poiii'i'.' Mi ,1, Wnrdull, T i' llnil. .1 La! ! i'il. Ill'll. I'l, , ■ \. ,, a: r In-, l.'lllllp liell. I., lioiln, ! V, I'rniplor, C. Wnll, V. l.n". a, i iiiiii nlhors ll,.in. ninn.il Siiclelj", ",, I \ Smith leal IV I. Keene in II I, la . ■ |||,< i , . a a,,' mil tii ... a . ' lll'H I aa. no , ' lil. duiii',1 ' ll ll .1. I 'II ll I '. 1 tii it.,Ila. II \ a lilnl , , . i: lluiilnii li ,. I, ' ' i'llll .; |, V i , , , i . b|,l ,,,. a ui n I inui I'll,' llA'Sid W 1' I'a a. Buttled anal hu','" I"1" nc* i|iiaiiileil uilh Hie mam ami beau- 'iini siirii.iiiiiliiu' ie .ei uini in Ilm mint, ilie; are porfei'tl)' cniilouded i iai.. The lioinil) ..i tin plnco nnd it,' limitless iiiili'iillnlllles saiisfy anil. <i.'imiiul ul beiiri ami liralu mid brawn. 1 aal |m, !aa :, I] 1 \i|,'l|| Vll lllllll VI 'I' i llllll lala',1 III lllll.l,-.' IT'lllll IIU I'l'l lllll'll lit,lill slie a. I'OllieS II ll'll Im a,.i'l priH'llenll: ihiuistlhlo. i'ini' unlet', " I al, in, a,, ami freo- ilu , l'i lentil Iii " i' inlillshod Imi i .a.- He le i i luce uf ■ i'i" Cm an We 111 .. ll I ', .eelin al lllOI lllllll '!,. !,! ■ IlilllUII |a| till V'.l'l'l, n.n lii ' .i : iii i'.i fnllow llie alia i .III ; llllllll ISI', llll ,111. ' : .. ll' .a 1 ' I.II' ' I nil ami nil , il, I'l lit. llll' .l>"i a,| llll' I'" II I'I'llllZl Hi , , ,| \, ' I I'llSl I laill, I I 11' I llllll III \ , ."I Snrlli v it vi i aiil civic iii |n nvi i fur imiiintuli) climbing go in i'.i Mountain, I'uii) Trail ironi Xorlh Vam inner, whii ii is reached I-i i'ii") frnin Hie iiiy nl Vancouver, li is a sal,iim experience i" :.uiiiil iii Hie rai'llieil at Unisphere nl Hie iiiniiiilalns ami see Ibe marvel mis pilllOI'limil ill neeall, bill a,liil \nl- le) spi'ond ry -i'l' Plonsii Ip aie provided both !' ■ a al„l lllllll The II. C. Klnell'ilt Itnllivaj Cuinpiili) runs ears regit- Iilil" OVei') I . . ' ' , mi'mle. la, llie ensl uml tjuo n lain, uremic in Iho i • in: tsiii',1 wliii-h lends in in i Hm ronl 11, until," v. " I. . ■, ll " "i '! .mil uian In Ibe I "t iln a|' I; i ;a| |||C t'|l|l ilallll lllllll I !l- 'a" ' I "."I'll V'lll I-UIIVI'I' | . .M'll !• iill Mi-Si* . i i bull ' I'llll' ami ' .'inn- la al I . I a.i| , ' il. III .'..ll ,'e '.villlh In inal,lit' Han: in i.* liil III1H llll III "i !' \ ,,,,('(111 vol' ''a I ' i nl ti i North Van- i*j»i*j ,'f, '-. :..-'M: ,„,,:'•;, \\ l„ lioult'h llusidi in I A Model Music Store Is lll.lt III ill. \al a,,-, | (i|, |i, f.) „m| lllll ,lll\ III'' l.ll'gl t'i. Montelius Piano House, Ltd. Warerooms, III Hastings St., Vancouver, I llll lllllll ',i\ | tl,li lii ill l-xpi'lil'lll-l' (ill iill ill llie I'll lli'il Slali "'I is nl laliii' I" |.iaiiu pun liasers. |ll!'l lll-l-ivi-d I 1 ll' 'laaa I, I'l |H,llla.', ill |||e lllll'.t ', I \ 11 S ial l.l.a Kll.llai I ,1,111.1' . "■ Na V \ll " I'll II. llllllll' 111 ('.lllllll.I ; I I.mn ■ I licit Ila IS I'.uii lain! 111 ii' ii" |u,una. null ai ,tl llllllll! in ( an.i.la . I a, lun i . Il.n hall nud Wendell, nmv alsu Ul,hia lal ('.III.I,1.1. .111,1 lllll, | 1,1 ' II nan i' .mi Inii'i .un'.. tin |u ui"- wi It.ue iii.iiI.* ■ 1 down Ca - ,ai. ■ | . ' , nn , i \ ; i\ mollis, mil Intel. -,l ynu, I hai ami a llml laa suppl) .|'|en.lnl lnt.li "i.ele nn ,Iiinn pn, e.l pianns, I'.i il." i Iii.ii' pill' i ii'l nli A is ■•liaauii In ilm rapid growth "I Ihis IP'W loatun which we hai.- ,nI,leil -.ini a iiii - me iiiiii iiiii now warernoms. A slricllj lirsl class niiisia store ciindurlt'd on uiodi-rn ami np-to-diile methods, Montelius Piano House, Ltd. 441 Hastings Sired. THE NEWLY-ERECTED STORE At thc "V" Corner, litjlith ami Eleventh Streets, on I onsdale Avenue, Open on July Ist IOR MSI I OUS AM) PA IKONS Groceries, Gents' Furnishings, Boots and Shoes, Hardware. GOOD GOODS AI RIGID PRICES. BRUCE & DODDS PROPRIETORS. A. A. CROWSTON General Broker, Notary Public, Manager for the Commercial Protective Agency Special representative ol tli, ..;.;. -1 .unl besl llritisli Life ainl Canndi n I'ii Ai i i ia nl, I'inli' Class ami Uui u , I mnpanios. I'olii n ■- i--:,' ■] a..\. mn; IVn on il Accidetil ni all populai plans), Dist-aso and Sickness (limited ninl nnliniited), liiibilily Insurance mi ti,. I..liiiwiiii: . liniployers. Con t :. (ii iieral. Klovalors, Thoalre, Vessels, Teanis, Sidewalks, Signs, Workman's Collectivi .ma', hainae. lo Personal I'lopi l!\ : lu::. iln I Willi Aulonioliili s, (Imniliuses, Cabs ami lb ii"-. and vi Im 1.". nl i very desi ription, I iii-nii, Sale'-. Vaults and llieir contents, ami all liiinls ul Mcrchanilisi.*, al-" Dwelling Houses against llttrglary, I'or ian s and parlii ulars ipply al ui) ollii. ■■. 314 Hastings Street W„ Vancouver, and First St. E., North Vancouver 95% a'l 111 CASH REGISTERS tf Natioiitils ,»j why.' Ilccausc thej add what Ihey i ml ii ii i • - inui inilicntc whnl ilu v a.hi. Viiimiiil Casli Reasfcr tm Cordova Si , Vani nm, i Anything in the Sporting Line OILS DECOYS FISHING TACKLE RIFLES ENGINES Repair Wor < a Specialty llllllll II. GODFREY 1 '.! 1 lilStill! H SI West Vam inn i. i; c. ilgeiil fnr I'clci'liiii'oiigli ruiiiii's nml II. It. Engines THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. A PINE VIEW. AN Olllll'illliY CITV. II in iliiiiliii'iil li anywhere rnn bo A reeelil vlt'llnl" Bllld tllero -van ,.,„,„, ;[ ^ ^ ^^ (,Uv; on, in-,' inr ihe oniliimlnmii ni' Hie nno . „ , ,,,,i.,„ IioiirIi ilm I'ttiii'i' i-tiiii ai mt et, ni follow, ivbii tools mo lo lite lmlghts nl North Viiiieuiivei". titnl polnl iii |nlll>' " Met liml lw" nuhnrdlnnloa, till' Bl-eill ex|llll!;e ol Hie gl'Oftl I'll! llll! llli.-elli'e llf ll'ill Ill lile Hllllll 1 of Vancouver, Ibo Kiitowuj1 lo Iho nr.* rerord of itliui'KOH nl llio itourt, boar explored riitlies of l-'ur Cathay, Iho ,.,;,;,.m.;. no| onlj lo tho orderliness conjunction ol land nnd ocean Irnns-1()- ,hv |nim|,n,lnl8 ,„ t|10 rM\ porliillon, Iho sninliq 1'i'nni factories j „,„• c|lcr|0 ()f ,h ||c|als In prevent- Ii.ii iiinii'i li'ii ilo poi'soiiB from ro* IIUillillIK in Iliu idly, Anil, holllg II : tlllllllor le nil. lvlll'1'0 lllOUSIllldS in in.- llllll a n in'i . iveeli, il iiiIiIk lllll he "11 their lusty Infancy. Snld nilnil ronwna her* ruitlior proof and rrodll lo lhe olil* hlnlta I t"e lu iinlilit Ami pnlsBnlll nntloll BOll rielll'a lli lhe |.i..are a'l'lin i.ii,,' ii 11r.mn t'ti''1 from sleep, nndj slinltliiK lier llivlliclhh' locks, Moihlnks I sn' her in- nu Hnglo McwlllK ller nii-.thiv youth Ami IdndlliiK hm- iiiiilii/zh'il eyes ill Tlia "lirlng iipens uurly and al- tlm full mld-dnv beam." must Immediately morgoB Inlo sum THE CT.l.MATi; OflicL-s ol Western Corporation, Ltd,, Lonsilnh avenue •U*t ill.:* • > mmm Resilience nl II. I. Rnilerinaclicr. EIH'CATION.W, I'Ai ll.n'll'.s. iiier, ami hnth BprlliK ami autumn In ihe matter of education Iho BeiiBOliB are dollghtlull) mild, city ni Nurlli Vnncouvor Manila The heal ot aittnnier Is never ex- very high, li hns .i Inrge public cosalvo, nnd iha lompordturo in- school nnd 81, John's hoarding variably drops at sundown, ensuring school, The Inner Is i'n exception* cool ovonlnga nnd entire Ifeodoni tiiiv well i-niit'iriii'ieii iiiiii iuiuniniii- from the discomforts associated in nus building, nut tho public bcIiooI iho minds ol enstorn Canadians with is now Inadequate to tho growing'hol summer nights. Clotidlosa Bklos i\ (iiieat it "nur. loi! iiumsii COM MIMA. HiIHbIi Columliln Is pro-omlnoiitiy ti biislnosa provinco, As iu till wost* mn coiiulrlen, where Iho nmhltlon, I'lierny uml virile power ol during iiinnli I Oral esBnya lhe tnsk ol bowing from naliiro's wild tnnglo H Imosl niatlioinntlcal order ol modern civilisation, Hu- principles hiiiiii underlie nil activity ure coin- men iul in the extreme. To tho keen observer, ihe Cnnndlnn Pacific coasl promlacs in become tho scene ol gi* itnniii" IndUBtrlnl enterprises, and us a result, the nttontlon ot Investing cnpltnl mul uinhiiious Inbnr will be drawn, ns never in the past, to iis mining, niniiiifnc-fiirlng, lumber- Ing. dshlllg, Irtiiisporliiiimi mul agricultural i<nssiii|liiies. Opporlunl- tins lb* broadcast, for where iu for- r ilnys iiinm-nsc Blrotches ol no- glecled hm iiti Hi- lands dismayed Hm Investor, thousands ol buccobb- chnrge, the benollls ol nn oxcollonl common bcIiooI course, bul Ihese ttdvnntnges ure further Biipplomonted by St, John's acl I, whore pupils may be prepared for collogo matriculation ui u very moderate ensl. Ill 11,111X0 OI'l-.ll.VHOXS. llnllilliiH nporiitloiis hiiie in i'ii renewed mul mnny Biihslnntlnl and well nppolnted residences hnvo of late heen erected in different pnrts of tho city, us nur several Illustrations will show, while In tho business parts several have arrangod for the construction of hnndsomo blocks for business pnrposos, cm lit TIES. The churches comprise those ol ilie ciiurcli nf I'lnglnnd, tho Presbyterian', th,' lloman Catholic, iin- Mothodlsl Evmiiti lists, nml n branch ol the Salvation Army if projected. All hnvo good serviceable buildings, - Residence ul Mrs, Scriven, wants of Iho community nnd ti now i building or nu addition will bo constructed during the Bummer ol Hiis yenr, the contract tor which having I n let, The standard of oducntlon for the Provlace ol liriiish Colum* hiti is high as compared wlih thai of the olher Provlncos, nnd North Vancouver occupies n lirst placi' aiming tlie cities ol liriiish Colum* ami the most delightful Bunshlno prevail for weeks at u il , and furnish gonial condltloUB which ure almost Ideal lor iho onjoymonl ol summer pleasures, Nor uro Hicre I'Mle B nl enhl ill the willlol' llllll'. This season only lasts about throe Qiontbs, ami lis temperature does unl go below ISOro, Ihere helng mui ly ovor nny snow, t— _ -' wmwm W&J*. \K%'W?-'. ZW-'' ^■■■■^m^-^^~r^ dm Mile Sunth ul Lillooet nn llu: propusi 'I mule ni ilu- V., VV, & Vi Railway, I!I:siiii:\thi, ADVAXTAIIEH, Among tlm rcshloiiilnl advan luge.- offered bj North Vaucouvor mny bo montlonoil Iho Bailiifacinrj rntidlllon of Iho i ll) lliinuceB, result* ii aa i'l ai i nmpnrallvel)" low rale nl liixnlhuii good chiirches uud iiiillvo I'ollglllllS uri'.lllii/lil inllil. u hoiillh* inurnl rnnlliiieiil which Iron ns dowi lhe vicious license uol inutoninii,,, In Western luwni. nnd n full repro* ti'iitiiiinii ni iim beni'ilclary, Iraier mil mul mi i.ii urdera, Is Hie I,vnn valley nil Bellied up? Nul bj any iiiouiib; il |h, ul tin prerunl into ol lullux, ii will nol bi lung belore It Is. Thompson Block, Lonsdale avenue. lul uud happy homes now oiler a rapidly augmenting Held for home consumption, And lhe possibilities ol tho city ol Nnrth Vancouver, as uiih iho provinco, aro lull of promise. Iilil VATIll.NAI. I'AlTl.lTIES. one oi Hm ih-st considerations cnnlrontlng thoughtful parents Booking ll lioine in ii new iiuiiii ry Is thut of educational advantages, nml no : ii-.ie Indiicenionl ol greater Importance enn I ll'Teil In Ilm intending Bottler Hinn thu facilities for providing hi., children with nl lonsl ilie foundation nt n good uml thorough education. pni i i aa ■ lull I "it" .1 l n I'lll Ihii i' pei' l i "ani'a VllllCIIIIVI ' a II I ivltb t ml to oil* i i iiiilltli lines || a I'ltOOHESSIVE, Taken nl! In ull, the Ambitious City was never iu as prosperous a condition us at lliis time, Its advance and growth aru rapid, and lhe day when It will becomo one ol Hm foromost manufacturing mul IiiisIiiors centres In Iho liriiish Pad- Be Coasl is nm far dlstaul jusi as Mum ns ihe railway bridge across ihe second narrows will bo erei led, There la iilrenilj u lug Vancouver hipping llrm ondoavorlng to procure ii Blto fnr n wlinrl whore ships fruin the Antipodes and tho Orlonl »ill iniul nnil iinin,aal ilnir cargoes, I \( I- Allul I \<llllll \ \V nn Ml;. Norlh Van iver li tho Ideal re I* deni , ' i . un In, North ' . iinpii ilnulil, i| in iln ,. • two n it ' a ' '! ' CLEARED LOTS 55 Feet Wide by 157 Feet Long About One and One-half Blocks from the Grand Boulevufd ity ol North Vancouver $500 to $600 Each, I"erms Now is lhc tinn i buy, just altci City Incorporation, with nil th. increase in values which musl accompany the Ciu's growth .till in ihe luture. l'ull parlii tilars from p Corner Pcmlci and Seymour Streets, Vancouver, B. C. OITicial Aeinls fm Owners ol till unsold property in the original townsite, BillDING LOTS There have been hundreds nf cheap hits sold in NORTH VANCOUVER during tin- Inst fi iv iiinntlis, including about t6o in LOT 764 un the Robson Uoad und adjoining the IONMAII ESTATE Many ol lliqsc hundreds ol lnls have their own special advantages, bul In lure buying the lol you want to build on, we want you to can fully considi i so e ol the few lnls we siill have hit in Lol 76.) al the old price on monthly payments $150.00 EACH llu' lnts are within ten minutes walk nl tram, the new Robson Uoad is almost completed, the lnls aie cleared ready lo build on, nnd you can tin Vancouver City water dee nt enst Hy sinking u well about lifteen feet. Can you beat this anywhere else in North Vancouver. All the lots nu- dry and Hal and can be made intu good gardens Mo|>e, tiravelei| £> Co. Muni,'!-. 322 Cambie St., Vancouver, B. C. ...IHL... CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER Situated on llio nnrth Bhore of Hurrard Inlet; with a southern exposure; two and one-half miles from Vancouver City. The iuterurhan lino of the British Columbia Electric Railway C pany gives n twenty-minute service, north, enst and west. The Ambitious City HAS NUMEROUS ATTRACTIONS [rolI1 nn industrial standpoint, nnd many lii,,. sites with frontage on tho harbor .,,-,. available for factory, milling ami shipping purposes which are of tho v,.re i,,-t, Tlm liriiish Columbia Electric Railway Company is prepared to ELECTRIC POWER Al LOW RATES i',,r 111:111 ifncluring and other purp 1 1 ,1,,. cit*, .'i N'li'tli Vancouver, Electrio ,„,,. ,.,"i'aa.|. about half the price of steam ,„,.,, v. and saves a heavy initial outlay for plant, ' 'orre pond ilicil B. (, Electric Railway Co. North Vancouver) ll. C. I.i.. n .ilir i.v ' inl,-, aii \l,-i. ii, 1 a,,;, imtinii, 1, ll beasley Block, C. A. LETT^ , Ueal Estate, I nveetmenta I nsi 1 l',l HOC ,\|Wil, , uu hand, -i"-' ial buys in IIousi . Lol and ll,,,,,,,, property in V uvei North, South East and Wi M MONEY TO LOAN 542 PENDER STREET VANCOUVER, B. C TIIE KXl'MESS, NOilTft VANCOUVER, fi. C. THE EXPRESS, North Vancouver, B. C. A Weekly Newspapei Published by THE EXPRESS PRINTING CO. Subscription. $i a year. i'lil/HNS' INCORPORATION COMMITTEE. This souvenir edition musl nol it" to press without reference to lhe ,„„,l work nl Hn- I'ltl'-ens' Inconior* nt n.n eoniniltloe, to which it- due n ureal .leal uf the rredll tor tho coining nu,, being of ihe city ol North Vancoiiver The men who did Ihelr work sn nidi and well were elected :,i ;, mass n Una "ii November 8, 1905, namely: Reeve Kealy, Councillors May, Allen Hell aad M"i- ,!,,,,, ii .1, Cornish ,1. C, Keith, 0, Bartley, ,1. ■' Woods, D. 0, Dick, j „ phinippBO, A li. Diplock, E. W, Thompsoa, James McNair. C, E, Hope and E. Mahon, being all experienced men; aad realizing tho great responsibilities attached to the government aiitl building ol n city, they proi led cautiously and slowly with their work. And to Hi" dellgh! and satisfaction ol everyoae the Ambitious City has now one ol the best charters ol aay place In Canada: but ,, .„,,„ be remembered thai Irom tin,,, to Um" as il"' wheels of progress go round ihls acl must occasionally be amended to suit the exigencies of the times. The cltlsens' reception committee who comprise the foregoing, as well n.i the Mayor and Aldermen of lhe ciiy and iln- Reeve and Councillors ol ilu- district, take this occasion to bid welcome to the clly ol North Vancouver all who come within nur gates in celebrate the birth ol our new ily, as well as all those who are seeking a desirable place far recreatloa, residence, sport, business, Investment or manufacture .:,'{' i i .j ■■- M i /I m:M] i. :_:__\ C Ma .Lira . ■iJJ&O 1. 1 mtai tnn|||pBB|i| Capilano Iini. I, Capilano Dam. Printing Cleo. Dnrtley (chairman), R, Campbell, 0, .1. Phillippo, 1,1. H Williams, A, Smith, ! tl, J. Phillippo nctod as chairman, ami M. s. McDowell as secretary, II, Brown, Langley Prairie, was hem mi Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs, A. S, Billings were gaests in Hotel North Vancouver on Tuesday. Mrs. c. Beasley, Tacomn was a visitor to North Vancouver on Saturday. Applications are being wanted by the Bchool board ol the district for a teacher al l.ynn Valley. A. social aad musical entertainment will lie held in the l.ynn Valley school house on Friday evening, on ilu. occasion ol closing the school for Its holidays, and alsu mi the leave-taking of Miss Rowlston, who has l n in charge ol the school lor a short time and made sn many friends while being located there I'h, la.Ims ui St. John's iliiiiili will serve lunch, ice cream, etc., on the Esplanade, opposite I in lixi'RKss ollice, on Dominion Day. A large lent will be erected loi thai purpose, Lunch Irom 1t to 2 p. ni. Light refreshments during alternoon and evening. |-.ii'Mi -A bunch ol keys, Ap plj ai Hotel North Vancouvei [he ten-round boxing contest lot 18500, between I.mils Long, ul Seattle I Kid Surg, "I * Iiii ago, is a special leature uu Monday. Celebration Committee Music H. Chance Ichnlrman), 11. Campbell, W. Slcholson-Lalley, tloo. Bartley, T. Kennod)'. Aquatic Sports \V. D. Duke (chairman), \V, B. Bunbury, W. .1 Butler, .1 I. Woods, ll Marsden, w. 11. Diplock. Field Spinas C. McKenzie (chairman), A. Smith, .1. B. Williams, 11. Campbell, T. Kennedy, M. 8, McDowell, .1. Rothwell, W, li Duke, Vi 11. Bunbury, W. Nlcholsoii-Lnllcy, T, 1'. I.aisni:. The progrnmme oi ni|iiniic sports lo be pulled off on Mondav on the inlet promises to be a big succe-s. The regatta starts at 9 a, in. on Monday, Nye, ,1, Siibliie. r Recaption* Reeve A. E Kealy, I chairman, will appoint lhe committee, Decoration ,1 Sabine (chairman I. T. Nye. \V, Nli'liulsnn-I.allny .1. A. McMlllalll, A A Cniu-iiui 1 ireui 1 Iii im ' trail* : 1 '-I ai ill" trap ni ilm Moodyville fiun ('Inl' 1111 Monday, July 1st ai |n'tin a in when 11 sweepslake tournament will taki pi II Is the eiiileiivoi ul the club lo make Ihls 1.mi uini'' nt 11 liugi ■ access, as n largf inrnoiii I 1 ■ pel led, especlnl- . , , tin i" 1 ol '1 Sorlli Vancou ver cell ■■ plloll a- a' iin ami llu lu I" 'nit llllllll' .< gala .1. Hotel North V.iiu. mn Will Darnley, champion welloi Finance II. II lli'lMI lehalr- weight ,.i 13 C. unci All. Lewis, '»»■"■ r McKml"' « ' mnw°. .. ,, , I, , r Larson, II ,1 Quia, I. Reda, W. il Nm ill \,uu nun 1. will Imx ill , .., , 1 a, 1 II lllllll.HI \ \ t'riiwstnl .1 A tl„ Athlete grounds 1 n Mondai McMillan night, Uiij a copy ui I ni I'.'m 1' unl send it in 11 Ir.i'inl Trnnsporiniloii Vi. H Hunburjf 1,1,,iiinn'.' II I. Quill A. II. I'alac. Hole till: CITV III' SOUTH \ AN* ('ouvi-.it. Silllllti-il ull III" llnl'lll hlllll f llliiiaiil luli-li Willi ii -"lilin in e\* |iii-iite: iim nml oiicluill miles from lain niitei City. I'lie inlei inliiiii llii" ui tin* liriti-.li Columbia Electric llailit.ii Compiin)' uin". n tueiiiy- inliuile service norlh, enst and treat, I'll" llllllll lulls City HA*-. M Ml'.lllll S ATIIIAITHINS imni 1111 Industrial standpoint, ami iiuiiii line -.lies niiii frontage mi ihe iiarii'ir nre innil,ii'ii tur factor)-, milling ami nlll|>|>lllg |.iii'|.ai-a» iihiili lie ul lhe len l"'-l. Till' lllilMl I'oliimlilii Kleelrlc Itallwn)' Coui|inuy Is prepared In Mi|i|ily KI.KCTIIIC I'OWKII AT LOW HAIT.S fnr innnutnrturliut mnl other imr- pim-a, In the clly of Nuill, Valium* ver. I'.lectrlc puller costs iilmiil half III" pri," of steam pntVcr, nml saves 11 Heavy liiltinl mitliiy (nr |iliiiil. C'lTi'vp uiili'iiie -.11. Hell, Iilil llsll (lilt Mlll\ IXI'CTIIK HAIIAIAV (dMI'ANV, l/l'll. 1 Norlh Vancouver, n, c. NORTHERN SECURITIES ■LTD- Head Office 1 529 PENDER STREET, VANCOUVER, II. C, INSURANCE, STOCKS REAL ESTATE, LOANS BONDS am» DEBENTURES EXECUTORS, TRUSTEES AM) ADMINISTRATORS Branch Office i-LONSDALE AVENUE, North Vancouver DISTRICT LOT 265 50ft LOTS FOR SALE IN THE WEST END OP THE CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER Close to the waterfront mul the proposed railroad with street car running through the property. Buy now belore prices advance, Applj to the Sole Agents ltd. Lb). Robt. Ward 6 Co., Financial, Insurance and Estate Agents ' Phone 2711 Cor. Iln.sllnijs and Momcr Streets, - VANCOllVlR, B. C G. G. NYE PHOTOGRAPHER Picture Framing, Portraits and Landscapes, Copying nn,I Enlarging, Local Views. Amateur Supplies, Souvenir Cards, Blue I'runs Made, Etc. Studio, Second Street. W. Siimlii' 'fUOMJIRK BELL TUY ONE HAVANA IIANIi MADE SUCCESS CIGAR FACTORY •THU WW) BES1" 1 igars 14 CORDOVA ST —\V LIVE IN COMFORT No matter what your position or income may be. How much lighter work seems to the man who throughout the day, has thoughts ol a happy and comfortable home to which he may go when his din's work is done, a neatly furnished linnn is 1111 inspiration to which every man ol toil should enjoy, nnd even man mny possess and enjoy artistic and comfortable furnishings, lor we exclude nn honest person from the fullest use of our lii'i't helpful EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM We offer yuu all the credit you want. We oiler and guarantee you generous treatment, con* Bcientious service, and the grciitest assistance in selecting and planning the furnishings lor your home, We make arrangements that suit every pocket, not only at time ol purchase but as regards the payment ul balance left after tint one-third deposit is paid, and charge you NO EXTRAS and NO INIERLST and protect your interests ill every possible manner, Its this generous treatment that makes our Credit Plan the most suitable for people in moderate circumstances, its an ideal plan lot inn Call and talk ii over wiih us. I). A. SMITH. LTD. COB. (ili.v.NVll.i.K ami DUNSMU1H VANCOUVER, B, C,
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1907-06-28 |
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