jXtmn-*^ Mmm ttn I- . VOLUME IV. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C., FRIDAY, JULY 26.1907. NUMBER 23 A special meeting ol tlie city council was held last Monday night. There were present His Worship Mayor Kealy, and Aldermen Crickmay, Smith,. Irwin, Emery, Dick and Jordan. There is a great amount of business at present in hand, and the council for some time will of necessity haye to hold several special meetings in order to catch up with,the work. A letter was, read from F. M. Walsh, requesting permission to run an amusement stand at the foot of Chesterfield avenue Wednesday, the day of the butchers' picnic. The letter was filed. Kilroy & Morgan wrote quoting prices on policemen's raincoats. Letter filed for reference. J. C. Williams wrote asking for a sidewalk on Keith road, between Chesterfield and Mahon avenues, and also drew,attention to the need ol some street lamps being placed in that locality. Referred to the board ol works and lighting committee to report on at the next meetfcg, W..E. Thompson wrote asking to be made aware of the street grade in front of his new block, on Lonsdale avenue, between First and Second streets. This brought up the question of a permanent grade being established on Lons; dale avenue, and in consequence the engineer was requested to i make plans for a permanent grade, I from the waterfront to t|ie north \ side of Eighth street. The question of terrace grading \ Lonsdale avenue was discussed at j some length. Alderman pick cqn* landed lhat it was niost necessary, I'hat the percentage ol drop from jthe north to the south side ol a Ihundred-loot cross street was [some eight or nine feet, and this I'.viu a great hardship ou heavy lloads turning oil a cross itrcet on ■Lonsdale,, or pulling up Lonsdale, Without having an opportunity of (resting. The other aldermen seemed in favor of a straight grade in conformity wilh the lines ol. (he. B. C. slectric Railway Company, and, alter a discussion wherein other kit its were referred to as being Similarly situated witli their streets as North Vancouver, the matter Ivas laid over till the engineer's olans were .completed., , | The letter from the municipal roiincil regarding the rate at which |hc city offered to supply Ihe [Municipality with water was filed. ■riii- letter stated that they were forming a water district and were |it present unable to make any lielinitc arrangements with the [•ily, The Nortli Vancouver Land St improvement Company's agreement to di natc to the city a park lite and boulevard on cither side If Cjueensbury avenue was gone ,1 to. The proposition provides (nnt the park site of eight acres i'ill bo north of Fifteenth street. Illio two rowa ol t-io-foot lots, Itclusive of the park site, on each 'ide of the avenue, north of the Keith road to Nintcenth street, 'his will make a total width of friveway of 346 feet. The land riven for the boulevard amounts L> 3} acres, and. far the park a faction over eight, making a total If over 41 '..crcs given by the loin pany. For this property thc city is only 'equired to keep the grounds in 1 pair and pay one-quarter ol the f1 nt ol clewing, which will.amount in the neighborhood of }8,000, payable in fifty years at a nominal rate, of interest. The offer was conceded by the members of the council to be a very liberal one, as the present value ol the eight acres alone for park purposes was far in excess of what the whole will cost the city without considering that there is filly years in which to pay the eight thousand dollars, the, one-quarter ol the cost ol clearing. Alderman Jordan gave notice of motion to bring in a by-law at the next regular meeting of the council for the purpose of covering this agreement and regulating the payment thereon, Constable Brimacombe's duties as fire warden were defined. In cases where temporary street grades are asked for by intending builders, the engineer will prepare two maps or plans, each of which will be signed by the parties concerned. 'J The engineer was ins|rqcted, to prapare a profile of the permanent grade on Lonsdale avenut. , Regarding the destruction of Larson road bridge by fire, the board of works was instructed to report on the approximate coat of repairing same. Adjourned llll Thursday evening. The city council held a ipecial meeting last night in the city hall. A iull council was present. In opening his worship stated that it was very essential to have a ratepayers' meeting regarding the proposed bridge across the Second narrows. The larger the deputation sent lo Victoria the better it would be. , The Vancouver Board of Trade had been asked to join the deputation, as had also the conservative association. Mr. Macpherson, M. P. P., had been asked to arrange with the liberal association to do likewise, also our own board of trade. A meeting should be called for—say next Tuesday, to find out how our people feel in the matter. Alderman Emery- -I. think t|iat the district municipality, should join.in the.movement. The mayor—We have no right. But we could invite them to join in with us to call the meeting. Alderman Smith-*And, all interested in the building, oj the proposed bridgt*. Alderman Jordan thought that the. meeting should . bc held in Larsou's.hall. Alderman Irwin suggested that the call , of the public • meeting issued jointly by the city; district and local board of trade. It was resolved to hold the meeting on Tuesday evening. City Solicitor Taylor wrote that in view of the, special provisions inserted in the act of 1906, there is no difficulty for the city to aid in the construction ol roads or trails outside the city limits, thus cm- powering the council to build Ihe Grouse Mountain trail. Alderman Dick asked if a motion had not been passed granting an appropriation (or this **vork ? The mayor said no. Alderman Irwin through! that the city could send a few men up to do this work,, Alderman Jordan said the funds were rather low. Alderman Emery said the people of Lynn Valley were building a road to the canyon with private subscriptions. Alderman Irwin—But the subscriptions were given by outsiders. Only about $100 were needed for the Grouse .Mountain trail—say the city paid hall, and private subscriptions be raised for thc remainder^ . . Alderman Dick said it would take a month's time for a man to jdo the work. On motion of Alderman Irwin and Emery a grant of £*>5 was made. The mayor stated that as it had been suggested that a petition should be drawn up to be circulated regarding the building of the proposed bridge across the Second narrows, he had requested City Solicitor Taylor to draw up the document. Alderman Dick thought that it would cost something to circulate it. Alderman Smith said it would be better to let it go rather than have a small one. Alderman Dick—It would cost Ijoo to circulate it thoroughly. It would cost (75 to circulate it in Nprth Vancouver alone, , Alderman Jordan said that every, one should be prepared to give up a little time to the work. Alderman Irwin—Has the Vancouver Board of Trade endorsed the bridge,proposition ? The mayor—Yes, The mayor suggested that the questional the ferry service should be discussed in committee of the whole. Agreed to.. The mayor—What about the permanent grades on Lonsdale avenue ? City Engineer Loutet said, that there was no fixed grade so far as the city were conctrned. That Mr, Balmain had prep ared a pro file of the grade whicn had been accepted by the council. There was really no authorized plan. The Mayor—Then we are all in the dark. Let's get all the information as soon as possible. There will nothing be done on Lonsdale avenue until this grade question is settled. The Engineer—No work. The Mayor—Nothing. Aid. Smith—What about moving the sidewalk on Lonsdale avenue, between First and Second streets. The Engineer—It would cost about £30, exclusive of lowering the water main. The Mayor—Not one cent will be spent until the permanent grade is settled. And the matter was dropped. The engineer was asked to prepare a plan for the proposed waterworks reservoir. Aid. Crickmay thought that in making the grade on Lonsdale avenue water mains and sewerage should be considered. The Mayor said that the sewer* age should be in the alleys. A long discussion llien followed on the question of building sewers, but nothing definite arrived al. The local improvement by-law was taken up and further discussed at length. 1 MASS MEETING To Discuss the Proposed Second Narrows Bridge to be held in Larson's Pavilion on TUESDAY NIGNT, 8 P. M. VANCOIVER CIIY COUNCIL HAS BEEN INVITED ALL WELCOME Alex. Pringle and "Bob" O'Connor, of the C. P. R. mail service, spent a few happy, hours al the picnic on Wednesday. David Esson, the pioneer lumberman of the Coast, took in the butchers' picnic on Wednesday. Capt, John McCarthy, ol Vancouver, an old-timer, spent tha afternoon at the picnic on Wednesday. The captain prtdicts great things for the Ambitious City. Complaints have been made about lhe wagon which has been left standing on Second street for the past week. The owner should see to it that it is removed so as not to be in a dangerous place for vehicular traffic. At the recent examination for entrance to the high school, Miss Ruby Lill, a pupil ol thc North Vancouver public school, was successful, obtaining the very creditable total ol 676 marks. Mr.i, I.ill lias the hniiui of being the first young lady Irom the city, or from North Vancouver school, to enter a high school. Among the many real estate transactions put through this week in North Vancouver was the purchase ol three acres in Lot 593, at the big canyon, by Dr. E. If. Drier, of Vancouver, from Reeve W. II. May. This is one of the moat beautilul spots on Ihis side ol the inlet, and went for a nice round sum, Mr. May has held this section (or some years, and alio has reserved a considerable portion ol it to himself. It ia the intention ol the doctor to establish a sanitarium and hotel there in the near future. Ninth slreet has been graded between St. Andrew's and Ridgcway avenues. A sidewalk has been put down on Fifth street, betweeu St. Andrew's and St. David's avenuas. " Pat" Conway, formerly mana ger of the Hotel North Vancouver, but now ol the Leland hotel, Kamloops, was a visitor here yesterday. He says that the Inland. Capital is in a flourishing condition, and looks good to liim. Of course "Pat" was always optimistic, The district council met Friday night in the municipal office, Reeve May presided, and the councillors were all present. The minutes of two former meetings were adopted. Robert Gibson wrote consenting to the widening of Lonsdale avenue north, and making application for a water service. The letter was laid over (or consideration. Carl Narr asked to have a road opened to give access to his place in Lynn Valley. The board of works were instructed to make inquiries and report. 1 S. A, McDonald and thirty-six others wrote asking to have a road opened up on the south boundary of 799; also to have Lonsdale avenue extended to lot 880. Referred to the board of works to report on. John Taylor wrote tendering mOney due on blocks 17 to 22, in dietrict lot 580. The reeve explained at length the circumstances in this case, and It was resolved that the clerk be authorized to accept the money tendered, Thos. Wi Magne was heard Regarding the late council's action in expropriating eight acres of his land for road purposes, where no road was required. Referred lo the board of works to report on. A number of plans were considered and disposed of. Regarding the widening of Lonsdale avenue through district lot 2026, the clerk was directed to endeavor to arrange with Mr. Green lor the purchase of the necessary area of land from his lots to enable this important improvement to be put through. The wages bills were passed and payment authorized. Engineer Cameron reported regarding the work that was being done, and also at some length regarding the works required on the bridges crossing Capilano and Lynn creeks. Referred to board of works to have thc works so recommended carried to completion. Road Tax Collector Lailey's report of taxes collected was received and authority given to pay his commission. Resolved to call lor applications lor the position ol road lax collector, to be in by the next regular meeting ol the council. There-venue by-law, 1907, fixing the rate (or lhe year at fifteen mills on the dollar ol land values was finally passed. It was resolved to instruct Mr. Brownley, D. L. S., to prepare plans and descriptions to enable the council to make application to the federtl government for the street and frontages ol district lots 204, 193, i-i 1 and 1 , i The road (oreiuan submitted a list of tools required, and authority was given to purchase them. Correspondence with thc North Vancouver city council regarding lhe water supply for residents ol Lynn Valley was considered. The city council offered to supply the district council with water in a wholesale manner at ten cents per cubic fool, according to meter measurements. Thc council, however, find that tliey have no power to enter into any such agreement, ut offered to act as agents for the ciiy council, who have ample power given them by their incorporation act. This suggestion was accepted. Alter consideration the council resolved to take action to lorm water districts where a supply is urgently required to enable the necessities of the people to bc met with. Mr. Larson was heard as to opening out the Keith road as far as Eagle Harbor, at least sufficiently to allow pack horses to travel to that point. Referred to board of works with power to act, and it was resolved that as many ai possible of the council go over the road on Friday next to inspect and report on its condition and improvements needed. The council then adjourned. Boxing and Wrestling On August 7, at Rrcreation grounds here, under the auspices of the North Vancouver Athletic association, Aif. Lewis, ol the North Vancouver Athletic Aisocia tion will meet J. Ledwell, of Van. couver Athletic club, in a four- round bout. A wrestling match for tha amateur championship of British Columbia will be held also, between R. Renshaw, of the North Vancouver Athletic association, and E. Baker, ol Greenwood. Both men have started training. Mr. Baker came to town two weeks ago to start active work, and Renshaw is also under Ihe care of an instructor, This promises to be an interesting feature of the performance, it be- ing for a championship and con- tailed by a local man. J. Stewart \vi)l referee the match. Preliminaries to these principal events have been arranged. At the Hotel Capilano Mrs. Lewie West, New York City Miss E. S. Rhodes, Philadelphia Miss C. Comstock, South Orange Master F. Comstock " A. D. Morrell, San Francisco Elizabeth Baker, " D. S. Henderson, " H. D. Bradley, Brandford, Pi. A. Edwin Kenidge, Kobe, Japan R. Phi.lipi Newport, Mon. W. J. Young, " " J. G. Kelly, Bute, " J. T. Devecei, Buffalo, N, Y. Oma Walden, London, Ont. R. C, Wheeler, " " Muriel Fugler, Japan D. II. McMillan, Vermillie), Alia. Mrs. Robl, Hockley, Edmonton Miss Clara Lauder, " Mies LazeJle Blaybiry, " Mabel W.Dance, St. Thomas, Ont. E. Treves and wile, Columbus, 0. F. W, Bowes, Vancouver II. M. Burwell, Geo. Simson, junior, " Geo. Simson, " Rita Higgs, " Miss D. Ii Harvey Miss Hazel Kyle, Mrs, John Kyle, " Mr, and Mrs. I-'.B. Froit, " W, L. Crtigton, " G. T. S. Mellie, C. R. McLaughlin, wife and son, Vancouver. Maggie Philips, North Vancouver Ruby Lill, Real estate has advanced during the week, particularly in Ihe west, ern section of the city. W, Moberley, D C.'s western surveyor, paid tha city a viiit yesterday. North Vancouver has the greatest future of any coming place in this proyince, he says, because Burrard inlet is the but port on the Pacific. Mr. Moberley surveyed the C. 1'. R. line through the mountaini lo the Coasl, and what he does not know about good •ownsite locations ll not worth knowing, THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. THE EXPRESS Nortli Vancouver, B. C, A Weekly Newspaper, Published hj Tub Express Printing Company BubBcripllun, f 1.00 United States nml roiolgn, f 1.60 Strictly In Advance lodges complaint against these alien offenders thc sooner will j these depredations be stopped, A Floating Mansion list wm MASS MEETING. lt is t" I"- hoped th ii thero will i . irgi turn oul ol .ill those in terested in the pn [iosi i Inidj e i • il- : 11 iid narrow! n I icsd iy night, It is needli s lo ■" lhat upon the construe lion ol ilns work depends the absolute progress and i'i" i" ritj ol this city. Transportation is tha' great question ol lhe hour, and when ii is taken inl i consideration that the only ingress and gres ivi h ive nt pn sent to Sorth Vain i u- ver is by lerry, no one will gainsay that it is the bounded duly ol every wi II wi ihci in lhe up ; ing nl ihe i ily and distrii i ou tlu u irth si le ol the inlet to attend the mass meeting, Let there be a grand rally and strong n lolutions passi d ia' strengthen the ban li ol the civia- deputation who will nu et the government on Thursday, The r. solutii i as | ed by the city council last nielli is as follows : •■ A publii meeting will I"' held under lhe auspices ol lhe city and ilisirn.t councils and the board "I tradi 'ii North Vani ouver, to discuss in.itt. 11 pertaining to lhe joint traffic lata: ' ri tin Si narrows. I'he meeting will he h 'lal prior in delegates going to Victoria, an 1 als i loi the purpose ol securing the p i ition (.1 citizens who may also propose sending di legates then lo. The nieetine, will 1" held at s o'clock, Tuesday evening. All an n quested to attend " Tin; north shore ol the inlet '■ms io In iiiii most attrai live a amping resort this season, The I ii.'," i rowd ol a am pi rs bus In on in reased i onsidi i iblj Ihis year, available space being almost taken up willl the t'-nts. I In new lodge ol Good Temp- Ins, recently organizcil in this city, is named " Ambitious Lodge, No. 73," afler the Ambitions City. Miss Smith, who lias been guest ol In r cousin, Mis. \Y. |. Irwin, I it lasl Saturday h- the Princess \ ii toria (or her home al Los \", a les, Cil. |. G, Steai v, a recent arrival from Crystal, Main., and who is lie ' na -I ol his brother, A. R, Steacy, ol this i ily. reports that i' arly two thousand persons in the neighborhood ol Crystal ami along the Deloraine brain h are preparing to conn West. Win n Mi. Steacj came out he was one nl two carloads ol others from the lown ol Crystal, This looks as il lhe Northwest would soon be drained, but Mr, Steacy says that there is such au influx from the ild a mmm that foi every person going out ol Manitoba two come in. When asked as to his intentions of locating in North Vancouver, he said, " No, 1 have a family ol young boys who wanl situations, and the present conditions ol tin' lerry service here settle my mind on that poinit." Vancouver World. The hay crop in the Squamish Valley lliis season is reported to be perlei t. The yield will average I'ini tmis to the acre. In the ran" for supremacy in ships ami ship-building, Great Britain is seldom anywhere but in Ironl, and her reputation will uol siiiler through the creation ol lhc l.usii.mia: lhe great new Cunar- iler, lo which lhe finishing tow hi -; are now being put on the Clydi. and whii h ii is hoped I" Iw c read) lor sen by tho end ol tin month. S 'iii'" idea ol the huge dime i sion. and perfei i appointmi nl ■ ol this llu,iiur; town may be galhi nal (rom the lollowing : Length, 7S5 livi ; gross tonnage, 3.1,5""; ■ pci al. 25 kuols; slate rooms, ti 11 and n half feet high ; 5,00 elei trie lamps: 1,200 windows; windows Ilka those nl a house; brass bed- sleads; beds warmed by elec uii ity ; ttirkish, vapor and medicated baths ; lilts, gynasilllll anal nursery ; telephone in every 1 .al 11. To make everything as little lilo ihip and as much like a mansion an gn at hotel has been the aim "I the di ligni rs, .unl in lliis lh' \ have been wonderfully successful. No uii'" would imagine as lh<\ wander from one state room t'i another, or repose in lhe secluse ol their private apartments lhat they were on board ship. Even the fires will In in ipi 11 grates, excepl in bad weather" the windows will be shaped and cm taineil as in a house on land, and ihere are settees under the windows that will inevitably recall to man; ELDER, MURRAY CO. Vancouver (ddrns*,: lid Richarda si. Thom- 117. villi Is for QUICK SALE A. SMITH & CO. UNCI ION BLOCK NOHlil VANCOUVER. Al.i. KINDS WEEKLY LIST Week Ending July l9Mi. Nnrlh Vanttuvtr: lain linn llUck 'Phone 37 DoBcrlfillOQ I.nr^,' lirm-", pntiri'h new, ii'iir, wlinrl. II.,ii.a' nil Kt'tlli rnnil, luclllu HOUllil en-ay liTlns. j,oi ,111 i'11-t Hlroot, i'nsi oi Mninaii avoauo, I'lll iii"llnwill)nri|,"' lilill'k A very ilii'iii'ncroMiii-k In ilia* l.vnn Valloy Owner k Iiiii KiiiI, 1,'iHi |ai>r 11H111II1 fur .Mllmil lots. Tli.'-e will 111-k,' |ml tlmilnriy good Banlont, Uio anil Ih'Ihk I",m only lim loll, Id-.SIiW! IS1AII I Ilia LAST 1)1 Till; I lloST I'lllll'liKTY AT I'lllST PRICKS PRICK OP LOTS, $3'.'5| CASH, $1111 THR8K PRICKS WONT last l.osu Wines, Spirits, Beer end Temperance Drinks Popular L'rices J. P. rUKNER LIQUOR MERCIIAN1 PHONE 392 1)70 Grnnvillo Street NOTICE 1.PPI.ICATIO.N l-'OH l.i.iiiiilNii llli.lll MU WAV Vnni'K is IIE11KIH UIVES I'UII* ■■' SUAN1 to Section 20, ol the ^_^_^_^_^_— • ."lan.l let A ml lit Act, IIKI7, , ,'oyager the window seals in by the undersiKiieil, wl.Mi ■»••»'»'** ' B ,,i 11 Special I malar Ucensfy tliat He " al,'ar old lioine " un.l, r-'''ii"l ini'"i i'l*. thirty ilnva'niter 01 course there are lifts, but un |sorvi...nu.lllrfl,,til.i.:nH<.n«,ftl.fBHOtico li ss, lhe passengei particularly NORTH UUJMfft HHT ft POWER 00., LTD. Summer Time Table, u),)j DYNAMITING FISH. From time to time ri porl ■ n a" h this office ol Japanese loggers on thc Capilano using dynamite in the creek to enable them lo pro cure li-h. especially trout We have, on several 011 isions, drawn the attention ol the authorities to the fact that these evil habit! arc being resi rb 1 lo, and al 1111 fishing by some Indian . llu ugh these columns, but there seems to be an indillercm •■ on the part ol the authorities to lake lhc m ttti 1 in hand. This week mon lyimniil n 1 rl I, and 1 tent with mere pie tin editot calleil upon li 1 pi game ward.-n ami laid the I.a 1 before him layii a" I the (ai 1 that fishing in lli populai tn am will S'jou bc 1 th "I thi past, To 0"U I ■ " ' ,', ■ I. Ill foriiif'! ii at iln n an,' \ mien a l III iln in iiti tl provincial ■ • . Mr, V ; llu I,ia: wi ic pi iei I, si .1 ad to take th 11 leps I to] .' 'n prai ticca, 1 1 explained tandi in llu .' |C !'. ! .11 " It will no doubt, be 1 urprising 1 porl "1 lo know that then is l'i." tii .aai". ni pi ib ' in oi nllordcd I trout) thro igh a I tingling ol statui' , hetwi n the iwo govi rn im nls. The pi a overn* un nt, in ordei lo li ivi these anomaliei adjust. I. will bi re* quired to maki a h sl 1 1 through proiei nt mn, wlm h wil ■ - iitab an appi al lo the npi e 1 ourl but whii h the 1 ml lo Salmon is reported to be running good in Howe sound this week. Walter Bell, the popular C, 1'. K. conductor, Revelstoke, spent a lew happy hours with Iriends at the butchers' picnic and barbecue on Wi Inesday. He was delighted to he iu the Ambitious City on such .111 auspicious occassion. Tm I-. Exi'RF.ss has received sunn Iini samples ol the English bottle gooseberry, some red and others linen, from J. M. Duval, ol l.ynn Valley. They were grown lliis year from plains he imported Irom vonthire last year. wants exercise he can get all h wants i" r the telephone, which is installed in every cabin. I le c 111 hr switched on to the purser or the barber, the wine merchant or .the newspaper shop. In the event ol a robbery in his cabin, or in the card room, he can even call up the chief ol police, and having at tended the court held by tin cnpi tain, can se." the ofli nd( 1 committed lo lhc cells. In the Lusitania there arc no (ewer than 1,200 windows, while 5,i)oo electric lights will lighl her rooms and corridors, Her population will number 3,150, ol whom 800 will comprise the crew. She will have accommodation for 550 first-class pass, ngers, 510 second- class, and 1,300 third-class. •i ; ! I hat something sliould be doiu, • ■ l lone immediately, 1 • the witli ol all true sportsmen, as well as the community at large, and lie" , ■ 1 inin •■: ■ 1,'. in ■ itizen Now that we are a real live city, why not have the streets wan.red daily, and get a lew up-to-date calls. I h pioneer C. P. K. conductor, '■ Dan " Sinn ti, came ovei li iia the Terminal City and attended I the butchers' annual p 1 nit and barbei ..- on Wednesday, Showing tin growth ol 011 1 ity ■ ' a 1111 11 haul who was Iin ng al lei tl Iti lip, I' ' ognizi .1 two a wlm la rl ! ' ■ 11 loillll 1 ■ 1 i.i tin 11 firm in il 1 N W I Lei them 1 'lie, we ■ them, 1. Reda, .I the I'alai II ; I, ■ a li fm \ ii toria 1". yestcrda i boat, Mr. Reda lost several build- an- 1 by I-' ','lay's In.', bul tin 1 '. ia ■■ '"il insured, Mr. Will.H-, a viia ran bl the' South African i ampaign, has de- ninl 10 build on his acreage ;■ . near tbc I'iist 1 anyon, on lhc Capilano, Also Kev, Mi (iii'T will Im ate there, providing ,1 ia 1 1 ■ .ap, ued up, Mi I. il Ii ,. I'i Ci ■ ti il I'ill,, wa,. ■ iln ' ii. (a lords Mi. and Mrs. A, Carsi alien, ol Seatth wenl up lo lhe Capilano lam ,'esti relay morning, I hey will spend a lew days hero belore returning lo the Queen City. R, P, Pettipiece anal Family, ol Vancouver, with his mother, Mrs. M, Pctlipiece, ol Revelstoke, spent this afternoon picnicking on this side of the inlet. Mrs. Petti- pii > -." enior, is charmed with the place. 1" apply I" III." ( llirf llnl I-i..11.T ul .un.l- iiiiiI IViirk* Im ' ill nrlty lo con* Inui rliiili'-, lliun,-. and ri'ii'l- ..r nlln-r i-nrlis Inr Ri'tliim "ill liiiil»*l 1 r..n 1 lhc liniilHcnVcri'il In 11 licence held l.y tliu applicant, across and ujion the.lollrj^ing !.inal-, imnii'lj ■ All and aiiiKulaf, ihal certain parcel or tract ol laud and premiaes, -ilnnto, lying anil heiiiK In ll-e I'rovinee ul llritisli Columbia, in tbo District "i Sea Westminster, licini! composed of 11 pur* llllll aai l.a.l '.'il", llllli lllii.li llllll III' r.' iiarticiilarly known nud deHirlbcd ua'l tollmen, il.nl It to any: Heglruiilig at ;i I'uiiil .111 ih", n.arlli houudiiry ul lllock sis III] iii snld l,"i ISI", aald point lio* iii|* distant li.50 chiiiim (rom the north* neat corner of -ai'l black c. llienco south !'.' min. ui leu. ivosl 11I011R thu centre line if the proposed l.'.a.-nini; llnilivnv Right* nf-waj H.-'O chains! llu nco Boiitti 17 tH~, am min. ivesl nlong ila.' -ai'l .■. litre lino ;; 26 chains; thencn south 211 dog, uu min. west aiong tho -ni'i centre lino '.'• a8S cliiiins; thence south IB deg, 49 min. ivosl along thc sniil centre line it.:'.,*i chains; thence south 18 deg ;lil min. weal along iln- said •■.■ntr.- line i.iKi chains t" Iho beginning ..I a curve; thenco on a I0*dcgreo curve u. llio right along tho said centre line 1.51 chains, more or less, to llio northerly shore ol Burrard Inlet, having a uniform width of 30 links on each lidu '.( sni.l contro Iin.-, excepting tlioso parts Included within tlio boundaries..(tha Keith ruad and the registered road lying along the suiiili boundary el sai.! block 0, Dated lids nh day ol Jtifv, A, I>., 1007, Mi X.iui-I'i: 1-1:11 l.c-iiuai Co,, I,in. By Iti Solicitors, Martin, Craig A Bourne, THE NEWLY-ERECTED STORE Al the "V" Corner, Eighth and Eleventh Streets, I onsdale Avenue, Open on July 29th WITHOUT L'AIF. FOR VISIIORS AND PAI RONS Groceries, Gents' Furnishings Boots and Shoes, Hardware. GOOD GOODS Al RIGH1 PRICES, BRUCE & D0DDS LE'AVINI VANCOUVER l.l :aving north Vancou CITV ver CITV: STEAMER sii \mi-;k STEAMER STEAMER ST, QKORCE, N \ (Na Ol VER, ST. .GEORGE. N. VANCOVVER, •0 00 V M •6.20 A. M, •7.20 " 8,00 " 8.20 " S III " 0.00 " 0.46 A.M. 9.45 " 10:15 A.M. 10.15 " 11.1.1 " 10.15 " 11.46 " 12.46 I'.M. 10.48 " 11.46 " 12.46 l\ M. 11.16 " 12.16 P.M. 1.16 " 1,46 " 1.45 " 2.1-5 " 2.45 " 2.45 " 3.15 " . 3.45 " 3:45 " 4. i r. " 145 " 4,45 " 5.15 • 6,46 " 0.16 " i, 15 - li.lfi " 7.15 " 7.43 " 8.16 " 9.15 " 10.16 " •11.80 " 8.45 " . 9.46 " 10.46 " •ll.llj " 1 • Nut in Sunday. ♦. * LA^L- BARGAINS to lie sold at WHOLESALE PRICES •rim u/ail'l THOMPSON BLOCK, LAKL WULl L, LONSDALE AVENIE. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. LOTS 70 \ 2 tO $300 Closo to saw mill anil plank road; ten ihinutca Irom car; only $300. Also a lew I 4 acres lor $200 i terms, i" , down, Jio per month. 1 louse to let, 6 rooms, all conveniences : splendid view. Also one tor sale; $500 cash and iio per month. Two perfectly cleared lots on lonsdale Avenue $900 each WESTERN CORPORATION, LTD. Capilano Eotel CAPJ I-A NO DAM I .'crything in-w nml modern, allonlini; all the hixiiries il ,1 metropolitan boitlery. Bleyition 500 leel above lea level. Ideally lituated Ior people wislmii; nn cxhiliaraling climate, beautiful mountain scenery and climbing, and good Ashing and shooting. A lew hours Irom lite summit ol Mount Crown and the Lions. Tally-ho meets car connecting wilh 9:15 ferry, al Hewicke avenue, returning between (1 and 7 p.m., calling nt the two canyons and the suspension bridge, allowing time lor inspection. KATES: $2.s,u tn Syoo Per Day KAMII.IKH ANII llltlll'I.AII WI'KCIAI. HATICH TO llllAHIlKIIH DICKSON W. KELLS, Prop, -I-i-I.KI-IIDNK i"|J. NORTH VANCOUVICK. THE EXPRESS, $1 PER YEAR THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. NORTH VANCOUVER LOT 373 STILL THE BEST BUY We have some lots left Ui this Original Subdivision. Call and see us, and buy before they are all gone. The Electric Tram runs right through this property It is bound to be an important addition in the near future Easij Terms For Prices and Maps, apply I I 44U-SEYMOUH STREET R. It HUH HOULOATB. MANAGER hoys, ist, li, Thompson ; 2nd, W. Drever. Sack race, I St, W. Payne; 2nd, A. Woodruff, Meat cutters, ist, P. Birch; 2nd, R. Bells. Married ladies, isl, Mrs. Monro ; The butchers'filth annual picnic I and, Mrs. Ferrieu. l-'ai men, ist, d barbecue, held at the Larson R, Hells; ind, C. McKenzie, rdens here, came to. a prosperous j Slaughter men, ist, S. Johnson; rminatiotl with Wednesday. The butchers are to he congratll- . on the success ol the affair, torn early morning till late at Ight the (erry boats were crowded, 1 it was late in the evening lien the tired but happy picnic- trs wended their way home. ■Every butcher in Vancouver was lore, along with mother, wile, liter, sweetheart or family, and 1 grounds and pavilion presented gay sight, thronged with happy hrry-makers. The Mount Pleai- It Military band furnished the usic, and rendered all the latest l.isii il airs. I All the events had first and cond prizes, for butchers only. JTIic races stalled at 11 o'clock, I the barbecue was served, al Inch thousands got their lill. [The dance started in the alter* (ion, and the pavilion was packed the doors till alter midnight. htnkhVs orchestra supplied the hisic to the satisfaction ol all lesent. [The executive committee who so |ly arranged affairs were : Harry Craig, president ; Angus laliam, treasurer; Percy Wat* Jn, secretary. Fred Wright, Irhecue manager. Judges—II. |aig, C. McKenzie, F. M. Dills, larters—J. Garner. P. Watson, [Richie. ■Following arc the prize winners 1 ■Girls under eight, ist, Ray In- Lilian, second Ruby Marshall; tysunder 8, ist, S. Goldberg, id, \V. Ward, Girls under 12, |i, Hetty Gougales; 2nd B, pvis. dirls under |6, ist, Miss illy; and, Miss Thompson. byi under 12, ist, T. Woodrull; id, J. Davis. Boys under 16, R, Ravy; A, Banhow. Cart 2nd, R. Parker, lioss butchers, ist, R, Hells; 2nd, C. McKenzie. Open butchers, ist, R. l'aterson ; 2nd, P. Birch. Single ladies, ist, Miss Glassford ; 2nd, Miss Simpson. Three-legged race, ist, P. Birch; 2nd, F, Wright. Running high jump, ist, C. McKenzie ; and, R. Patterson. Pole vault, 1st, C. McKenzie; 2nd, |T. Wright. Running broad jump, ist, 1). Woods; 2nd, C. McKenzie. Standing broad jump, ist, Scavie ; 2nd, P. llircll. Football Club A meeting was held in the North Vancouver Athletic Club room on July 14th, lor the purpose ol electing ollicers to substantiate the association lootball club, which was organized B week ago. The following gentlemen were elected lo carry oul the duties ol lhe club : lion, president—His Worslrip Mayor Kealy. Hon. vire-prcsi* dents—Alderman Smith, Alderman Irwin, A. B. Diplock, Esq.; Alder man Dick, P.'Larson, Bat). ; J. J. Woods, Esq, ; L, Reda, lisq. ; Dr. Campbell, Eiq, ; Alderman Jordan. President, W. B. Bunbury ; vice-president, W. Owen; secretary-treasurer, F. Tarn ; captain, R. II Tarn ; vice-captain, ]. Drown. Executive committee—W. Loutet, J. Threshie, W. Welsh, A. Smith (junior), J. A. McBadger, R. II. Tarn, F, Tarn. 1 «, The club are negotiating lor a gam.' with the Celtics, ol Vancouver, to bc played on the athletic grounds on arbor day. As we go to press it is reported thai a Jap has been arrested (or dynamiting lish in the Capilano. The management ol the Palace hotel have decided to build an annex to the already line hostelry. The ground has been cleared, thus showing the evidence ol the prosperity ol this hotel's growing trade. A. Abercromhie, ol Lillooet, a pioneer butcher ol Vancouver, was among the picnickers here on Wednesday. Thc peaches grown by Mrs. Kickham will compare with any in II. C. Nortli Vancouver, with ils sunny slopes, must bc a good locality lor Ihis magnificent fruit. Miss Jennie Lnrrullicrs, Seattle, is visiting Miss Manson and Iriends, who arc camping wesl ol the Capilano. The appointment ol W. J. Bowser, M. P. P. lor Vancouver, to thc chiel commissioners hip, gives the best of satisfaction to both parlies. Mr, Bowser has fought his way rtep by step, and has well earned the honorable position. An editor is not nccetssrily a ghoul because he unearths news items that would ollu-rwisc hsvc gone to the bone-yard ol obscurity. 1 The bush fires which have been threatening »'.ic Lynn Valley Lum lu-r Company's shingle mill, Rice Lake, fof the past week, was got under control last night. About fifty men worked all day lik> trojani, and accomplished their purpose. Fortunately there Wil no wind to contend against. Trails arc bring opened lip to the Lynn creek canyon. This is one ol the most hcauiilul scenic spots In the district. When the work is completed tourists and others will he enabled to make the climb. If the big lumber companies would engage, say three or four men to act as fire wardens, they could be sworn in as constables by the districts of Burnaby and North and South Vancouver. Until the time arrives when these districts are cleared there will always be bush fires in lhe summer, M. J. Henry, the pioneer nursery man, was a picnicker here on Wednesday. He has just returned from the interior, and states everything looks bright (or a good fruit crop this year. He also adds that he has already booked several large orders for trees. People after experiencing with imported trees come to the conclusion that the stock grown in this province is climatized, and therefore thrive and bear better fruit. This also applies to small fruit. Volume 1, number I, of the Telegram, of Mannville, Alberta, has reached this office. It is a four-page, six-column paper, well filled with the news ol Mannville and surrounding country, It says that "all topics of public interest relating to the public good ol the Dominion ol Canada in general, and ol this province in particular, will be set out and discussed in our columns." The paper speaks volumes for the town of Mannville, and if the merchants and other advertisers do not give lhe new venture a liberal patronage they will be doing their own locality an injustice. We wish the promoters of. the paper every success in their no small undertaking, Thecontractors have commenced wiring the telephone line to the waterworks intake at Lynn creek. A sidewalk has been laid on St. Andrew's avenue, between Lonsdale avenue and Fourth street. I). Maclennan has almost completed his contract ol grading Sixth street, between Chcsteifield and St. Andrew's avenues. It is a thoroughly creditable job. - The beautiful monument at Brockton Point, Stanley Park erected to the victims ol the wreck ol the steamer Chehalis, which occurred a year ago, was richly and tastefully Decorated with flowers last Saturday by Mr. R. H Bryce and party. Bruce ix Dodds, tbe new grocery firm, which has been expecting to open business since July is,t but through no fault ol theirs, will open on Monday. These enter prising gentlemen have been held back through lack ol material and other matters. They arc, however, now ready (or business and carry a fine stock. What might have been a most .li .1 11.ms lire lor the Western Corporation occurred on Tuesday when it started in the bush just cast ol lhe mill. All the mill hands turned out and su. led in extinguishing the flames, It may he added thai the mills are well provided with apparatus for putting out fires. There was no damage done excepting in the lorest. m rpilK COUNCIL INVITES APPLIOA- 1 TONS lor the position ol Road Tax Collector, Applicants to state commission iliifired. Application!! to he in before- the 2nd of August next. Alex. Puii.ii', C. M. C. SEEDS, TREES, PLANTS No Beodlesa Plums, No Pitless Apples No Col>l-t« Corn—Just old reliable varieties ut reasonable prices. Fertilisers, lieo .Supplies, Spray Pumps, Spraying Material. Cut Flowers, etc. Oldest es- tablisbi'il nursery on the mainland ol British Columbia. Catalogue Iree. M.J.HENRY'S NURSERIES AND SEEDHOUSES. VANCOUVEI!, B. C. P. S.—If your local merchants do not handle my seeds, send direct. We prepay lifiy packed), assorted varieties el garden Beeds in five cent papers (tested stock) to your nearest postollice for $1 ; twenty packets for 50 cents. Trial collection. JAS. GRAHAME & CO. Painters and Papirhanoers Mural Decorators Grainers Glaziers Signs LONSDALE AVENUE, Opp. 13TH Street, A. A. CROWSTON GENERAL BROKER, .No NOTARY PUBLIC Insurance: In ill Its Broncho.. Mining Placer ond Hydraulic Timber: Hardwood, Cedar and Fir. Manager for the Commercial Protective agency. Office: Flrat St., E. of Lonedale Ave. G. E. JORGENSEN lllll l„.|inrrr and B, ('. land Sur.f.or 'I'llONE 28JH Railway., Bridget, liVHer Poweri, Kitlnaiei' Superlnleii.leiH'a ol (,'oinlrui'llou, Map, o* Toirmllei, Plana ol Mining Claims, BlutptlQt nl Silb.llvlaiolia. sm Haitian St. w., • • VANCOUVER, 11. c. LEARN TO SHOOT Sport (or young and old. New ritles; latest electric targets Fillicr's Gallery, Loni0:?i •;,.„„. Rolled Oats Flour Hay and feed Seeds ALL ORDERS DELIVERED PA TRONIZE the BOARD OF TRADE BARBER SHOP Lonsdale Avenue, near corner of First slreet BA THS CIGARS and TOBACCOS BIRT CAMPBELL Prop. TENDERS TKMiKltl. 11 HI BUSHING I'OU* j TION ..1 Dlllrlcl Lot (53, North Vancouver, Bpaciflcitloni and particulars inrm It..1.1. Ward ■">■ Oo., limited, nia iik'.-iii" i.i'iis.iiiii' eitate, corner of llaatlnn and Homer -irt-<-n, Vanoouver, it. c. Reo|)cned STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS PATRONIZE UNION BARBER G. it Hadley, Prop. SHAW'S PIOMER DRV GOODS STORE Will nova tO larger and inn.' .oiiu'iii.'iit pri'ini*.'", on or about tlm THIRD WEEK IN AUGUST niiii n new and specially ■elected «i..ck, which «iil leave nobody an excuao for craning the Inlet. (Strictly city price, Cor. 2nd and Lon.dalaAva, - N.VANCOUVER SMOKE 11 n TERMINUS CIGAR CLEAR HAVANA FILLED ThoBrackman-Ker Milling Co. Limited. Harry Mitchell, local manager, Lonsdale Avenue. Fine, healthy Tomato and Cauliflower Planta, grown (rom Sutton's Seeds, alwayi on hand. In- I T. Morgan was a clerk in Wall street banker's flice, but he inherited millions. Job Printing We Do Business Cards Envelopes Letterheads Display Cards Booklets Statements Billheads Commercial Forms Done On Short Notice and Satisfactorily THE EXPRESS, NORTH.VANCOUVER -• C. I MAKE A SPECIATY OF North Vancouver HEAL ESTATE I believe that Xorlh Vancouver has tin immense future, and that there . will bo more money made in land hero than in anv other section in British Columbia. 1 have LOTS FOR SALE in all parts of the Townsite, ii you liave LOTS TO SELL, come to me, 1 will liml you purchasers quickly. S.G1NTZBURGER THE NORTH VANCOUVER SPECIALIST 161 Cordova Street, Vancouver, B. C. Bank of British North America 0 ESTABLISHED 1036 NE ol the oldest banks doing business in this country. .11! Itriiiiclirs in Canada nml llie United Shies. A general banking business transacted. Money Orders Issued payable anywhere in Canada, United States or Great Britain. Drafts bought and sold, Prompt attention given to collections. Siiviims Hank Denartiueiit.-rDepositsoffr.oo and upwards received, Interest paid every three months. 0ir.ee, Cor. Lonsdale Ave. and Esplanade, North Vancouver, B. C, II. K. I Iu 1111, Manager. British Columbia Electric Railway Co., Ltd. Owing to change ol the lurry time schedule following will obtain : Fikst Street Leaving Queensbury Avenue at 5:30 a. 111,, 6:30 a. in., 7:55 and nvc minutes to the hour until 10:55 p. m, Leaving Keith Road and Forbes Avenue at 6;oo a. in., 7:00, a. in., (1:25, and 55 minutes past thet hour until 11.25 p. in. I.iinsiiai.k Avi.mi Cars will run every 20 minutes. l__f' All boats ar." met by the cars. Hotel North Vancouver. brand Tourist Resort Up-to-date Rates'. S2.00 per Day and up Special Rates for Families and Regular Hoarders terry Service I very Half Hour to und from This Hotel to Vancouver. P. I arson, Prop. Rainier Beer^> [s 11 glorious buveragi—quenching and satisfying. Remember there's no other "jusi :i*i goocl'Vinsist on getting Rainier. PACIFIC BOTTLING WORKS Vancoiiver, B. C. SUGAR 20 lbs for $1.00 Price -Mwayt Bight J. Xa McMILLAN, Grocer Subscribe lor The Express, Tin; Express, by carrier, fli.oo a year, in advance. Found—A tame magpie. Owner can have same by applying to W. L, Krone, Fifteenth street. PASTURE—For horses and catllc at Seymour Creek, fenced and plenty ol fresh water. Apply to Chi."I Jim Harry, Seymour Creek. For sale,—Two good driving horses. Price, fun and H171). Apply to IS. II. Balderston, care ol J. Device, Second street W., or to A. li. Balderston, 1589, Sixth av.nue, Fairview FoL'Nti.— Championship medal Apply to T. McDonough, First street. Printers' ink is the road to lame in business. Try it. City F.ngineer Loutet is at present engaged on the work ol getting out a new map ol the city and district. The veteran C. P. R- Engineer. Sam Scott, took in Wednesday's big barbecue and picnic. The many friends.ol "Hob" Urummond, the pioneer railway njail clerk ol 13. C, were pleased to see him at the butcher's picnic. Mr. Drunimond had just left his room after being there lot about six weeks, as a result of the railway accident near Sumas a coupli ol mon liis ago. Miss Harvey, of Vancouver, is now the envy of the Niimods a' Capilano. On Wednesday she captured a line specimen ol the Rainbow trout, weighing ovor 15 pounds. The catch ivas made at the dam. She saw the lish jump out of the water on the apron of the dam, and before it could get into the stream again Miss Harvey with great pluck landed her trout. Mrs. J. A. McMillan has purchased three lots on Fifteenth street, west of Lonsdale avenue, in block 49. The sale was put through by May & Burns, who also sold one lot on the Keith road, near Bewicke avenue, to Mr. Woodhouse. It is reported that a sawmill will shortly be established near Point Atkinson. Albert Wentworth, of Tacoma, was at the Palace yesterday. He returned to thc U. S. today. William Tytler, Seattlo and J. D. Band, Spokane, were guests at the Palace Hotel this week. Cms.—The city can havo its charter amended so as to prevent hotels Irom being located on Lonsdale svenue, from the wharf to Third street. II Burns, manager lor P. Burns & Company lor British Columbia, was a picnicker here at Wednesday's celebration. He was surprised at the progress the Ambitious City has made in so short a time. With their usual foresight this well-known lirm were one ol the first to establish a business hero. (i. II. Hadley, ol the Dominion hotel barber shop, at Vancouver, will Open in tho Palace hotel barber shop on Sunday morning next. He comes well recommended. The foundation, which is one ol solid cement and logs, lor the proposed Bourd. 111 hotel, at the mouth of the Capilano, has been completed. The building will be rushed to completion as early as possible, and will contain 24 rooms. The sale ol the "Vancouver Belle," the popular cigar manufactured by Leo Wilkc, was large at the butchers' picnic. McRae's sawmill is being run night and day at its full capacity. To the Investing Public: MESSRS. EVES & LAWSON PROPRIETORS OF THE , NORTH VANCOIIVER REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE * Beg to announce Unit thoy will bo ploasod to list uny property you may have to 1lisp1.su ol In this promising city. It your prices nre right, we can soon Iind you a buyer. We nlso have 11 Splendid LIST ol lirst-eliiss close-In Boslnesa nml Residential properties, and acreage nt the right price, besides some tine lots and acreage (or ambitious people ol moderate means. See us about these. We enn make money for you, no matter il it be a small or large amount that you wish to Invest. Yours respectfully, EVES & LAWSON RUl ISRII BROKERS IMIOSI 6 IOVSDU I. AVENUE, NORTH VANCOIIVER, B. C. F. W. TEMPLER & CO. for— GOOD GOODS -at RIGHT PRICES EREE DELIVERY OF GOODS An 1(1 t.i lljlL lourhl Resort Palace Hotel Best Furnished Hotel on the Coast RATtSl I.SO *>er Dai* and I p Special Rates to I amities and Regular Boarder* Half-hour ferry connection to and from Vancouver. Hot and cold water in every room. Return call bells in every room. REDA & ANDRUSS, Proprietors StCONI) StRF.KT, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. PROGRAM 1. Investments in Real Estate to be profitable should include some of North Vancouver's best lots and acreage. 2. A North Vancouver firm for North Vancou ver investors. 3. Buy at headquarters of tho oldest incorporated Real Estate Co, with chief place of business in North Vancouver. IRWIN & BILLINGS CO. Ltd. Corner Lonsdale Ave, and Fifth St. TEL. 15 NOKTIl VANCOUVER REAL BOYS WANT MANNISH SHOES SAME KIND AS DADDY'S An.l wo take particular cart to linen the kind thut ploaase them of TOM CU,!', CHOCOLATE K11 >, ItoX and VEI.Vot'K C.M.l", GUN METAL CALF, an.l a good range nl TAX CANVASS SHOES lor 1I1.. hot weather PYKC'S SHOE STORE 516 HASTINGS STBEET W. The Express, $1 Year NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY (ilVEN ■**" that thirty (layn niter date I intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Commissioner ol Lands ind Wurks lor permission Inr a special license, to cut and carry away timber Irom the following described land), situated in the Coast district: Commenciiig nt a post marked 0. H, ('., planted HO chains west of mitraiim to Tcakonc Arm, tlionco 80 chains north,, thence 80 chains west, thence SO chains south, thence aloni* bench to point ol commencement, containing G10 acres, more or iess. C. 11. Catis. Auctioneers Accountants, Auditors General Commission Brokers Real [Mate Agcnlr. Tf.i.ki'Hoxb 112162 W. NICHOLSONUILEY ARCHI1ECT Temporary Office—F. Cudney'i I'uint Shop, Esplanade. North Vancouver, B. C. Farrier-Sergeant Jainw lutes CA.4RIA.aE aUlLDIR OEHERAL SMITH HORSE SHOEINO A SPECIALTY UKGHNT CASES APPLY Sixth Street render Street Nortli Vancouver Vancouver, It. C. R. H. Tarn, Mgr, Sixth Street, NOKTIl VANCOUVER THE SOCIAL citPLOvitcNT orncr 'RHONE Sttl Collection., Ha.i.e Renting, ek. All Klnalaaai Help Supplied uii Sliort Nolle*; II. William Offices 20 Powell St, VANCOUVER, 1). 0. If you are going to BUILD or do any ALTERATIONS consult us and we will save ypu MONEY. Plan*, Etc., prepared (or any style house. Estimates furnished BUILDERS 6th St., West A. H. MACPHERSON. . CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER NORTH VANCOUVER, * * * B. C. Office fitting and stair building a specialty. . Office—Cornor Lonsdale and waterfront. Tel. 3. J. W, BALMAIN CIVIL UNOIN1C1CH AND ARCHITECT Plans, Quantities, Levels Superintendence ol Construction Fourth Street, Corner Lonsdah Ati, NORTH VANQOUV(ER. When you want a job of Painting or Paper Hanging or Kalsomlning done. See Hardy & Stoney Sixth Street NORTH VANCOUVER. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs ______ C0PVRI8HT8 Ic." a.i. ntaa Rending 1 ikeleh And dei-.-i-.tlon maj ouicklT iice-uln onr oplnl.au fiat »,!i-iher ib y'omrounlcft- ooPilontt rn.ini1.in ii probib!j pjUfl, tloni nrletlj "'iiillilentl-l.^ HAI icn( free. (fldeil lienor for lecurmrftittenla. Pitentl laken throur/h Munn h Co. I We-al *."!(<-', willuiiii ol-ftrj*., In the a-wtol imIIm, wlllimit, ohirtf*, In (S« Scientific America A hindinmelr llltutrtled weeklr. Until elr. enlllLtn nf inr lelintlfle lournil. Ternii, t.i i [inr; Inor tnonll.1,IL 80I'brill newa'ciletr. •vknuwMt.i-.«i-V,iJ.c.
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