PO otffl»^ &**>?* ■t Exmaa ^fuRislative JJ X VOLUME 6. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C., FRIDAY, JULY 24,1908. NUMBER 23 CITY COUNCIL Aldermen May, Irwin, Wheeler, Smith and Braim were present at the regular session of the city council Monday evening. Mayor Kealy presided. The lollowing letters were read From I. Walden, asking for a road to lots 13-13, block 71' ^ '• a7'i tt he intended erecting a residence thereon; board ol works to act From Maurice Gintibarger, with leference to careless blasting near his residence, and asserting that this blasting was done under the superintendence of Messrs. Loutet and Runkle; he pressed his request for redress and protection. From H. Bowes, lion, secretary ol the U. HUM, with reference to fees, to a meeting in Victoria in October to interview the attorney general, and to a convention at Vernon in November; lees ordered paid. From the city solicitors, stating that the letter according the option ol purchase on the lerry was not belore them, but they are ol the opinion that the city ii under no binding contract to carry out the purchase of thc (erry; laid on table. A petition was presented from James II -unfit et al, asking for street lights at Ihe corner of St. Andrew's and 9th, St. Andrew's and nth, and Kidgway and llth. Aid. Irwin thought there were sufficient lights at present while the long days endute, and moved thei filing of the pt-ntiou pending the" revision nl the lighting system that must lie made iu tlie autumn. The whole mailer was relerred to the lire mil light committee. A. Itrimacomhe presented his resignation aa poiindkeeper, etc., which was accepted. Ah 1 t iilisnn requested the council to lake steps to cauae *lh, Inl immediately south ol his resident 1 at the tm iier ol I .misdate and 3rd, lo he cleared under llie fire bylaw The owner is to be notified, and il action is not taken at once the board of work is lo act. He um questioned hy the mayor, Mr Kirkland stile I that no at mm had I'i'-ii take 1 li, the owner to clear the lot adjoining his resi denie; hoard ol works to do the work. Accounts were ordered paid as lollows: Finance committee,painting city hall, I155; board ol works, wages. Ji 7 j 76; waterworks wages, J83..5. Applications (or the position of assessor were then considered, the applicants being 0. W. Elder and Reginald Dunn. On motion Mr. Elder was appointed to the position. Aid. 1*w. in called attention to tha fact that the forms of petition under the local improvement bylaw were now ready and copies were distributed amongst the members (or approval. On motion of Aid. Smith and Wheeler the form was approved. It wu intimated to the council that Mrs. Brimacombe is willing to take the position ol caretaker of the city hall. Referred to committee of the whole. went out on their property to continue cutting a trail on which they were working. About ten o'clock Mrs. Gordon said that she would return and see about preparing lunch. Shortly alter getting beyond their sight, she fired tlie fatal shot into her breast. Mr. Gordon hurried to the spot, al. rmed by the report, and saw his wife lying across the trail. He saw that she bad shot herself through the breast and took her in his arms, where she died a few minutes later. Dr. Campbell was hurriedly summoned and arrived about 1140, but too late (o be of any servite tu the unfortunate woman, who was then beyond all succor. The body was brought to the municipal hall last evening, where the inquest was held by Coroner A B. Diplock, and the above facts were brought to light. Kenneth Gordon confirmed the evidence given by his father, and J. Buckley, teamster for J Lawson, also gave corroborative testimony. The jury, which comprised R. Kenvyn, (tun-nunI. W. Green, J. Lawson, G. Harding, j. Brown and L. Sales, returned a verdict to the effect, that "The deceased Jennie Isabel Gordon, came to her death by suicide, while temporarily insane." The verdict added an expression of sympathy (or Mr. G1.rd1.11 and Ins family. Mrs. Gordon was but 43 years of age and wai an accomplished and highly educated woman. The limli was removed to the parlors of Armstrong St Edwards, Vancouver. The funeral arrangements were not completed al the time of going lo press. A Sad Fatality A aad fatality occurred on Keith Road, east ol the Capilano, yesterday morning, when Jennie Isabel, wile ol George A. Gordon, ended her earthly career by her own hand. Mr.and Mrs Gordon, accompanied by his son Kenneth and daughter Helen, came north Horticultural Society The board of directors ol the Horticultural Society are busily engaged in completing prepara tions for the annual exhibition, to be held on Saturday. Sept. 5. At the regular meeting held Tared iv evening, it was decided to hold a general meeting nf the members this (Friday) evening. The finance committee will perfect a plan of organization (or the the exhibition. Committees will be chosen Irom the membership at large and each committee will have as chairman a member of the board of directors; the committees will report to the board. Final arraagements lor the prize list were made and the copy is now in the hands of Tut Expaass for publication. R. L. MacPherson has donated a cup for competition and the finance committee will decide on what basis it is to be offered. The exhibition proper will be held on Ssturday, September 5th, and this will be followed on lhe evening ol the 7th by a popular concert and an assembly, arrangements for which are well under way. Several well known and popular performers from Vancouver have consented lo assist and when the programme is finally arranged it promises to be one of exceptional merit. Sons of England North Vancouver is rapidly becoming a centre lor fraternal societies, almost all of the more prominent organizations being represented. In addition to those already here, tha Oddlellows are organizing a strong lodge, and, by advertisement in another column, I it will be seen that the Sons of (rom San Diego, Cal, about a month agn,and recently moved oul ________________ to Capilano, where Mr. Gordon | En8'*n<! -tl" purpose doing like owns considerable acreage and where it had been his intention to erect a residence. Mrs. Gordon had been subject to periods of melancholy (or some years, but Mr. Gordon was not aware of this lact when they were married seven months ago. She had repeatedly expressed her (ear that this melancholia would lead to insanity and had on previous occasions attempted to lake her own lile. Upon one occasion, Mr. Gordon discovered her at the water's edge at (our o'clock 10 the morning and had induced her to return home. On Thursdlv morning about 8 o'clock, Mr. Gordon and his son, accompanied by Mrs. Gordon, wise. A meeting is called of all those interested, at the Orange hall, on Thursday evening next. It is expected that 30 or 40 charter members will be obtained (or the new lodge. TraHlc Increasing The steady increase in the traffic over the local lines o( the B. C. Electric Railway manifests thc gratifying growth ol thc city, as well as the popularity o( the north aide ol the Inlet for outing trips, etc. During the week including July ist the passenger traffic showed an increase ol 2775 passengers carried over the corresponding week of the previous year, while the traffic for the week ending July 18th showed an increase of 1737 passengers over the corres ponding week of 1907. The average weekly advance will not be less than 1000 people and will probably reach 2000. Just at the present season the Capilano line enjoys the largest patronage, due to the many picnic parties going in that direction. The Lonsdale ave traffic is reliable and is showing gratifying development. The Lynn valley line is perhaps the steadiest earner, taking the year through. The increased business in the railway and light departments has rendered necessary increased expenditures in connection with the office staff. Tlie rolling stock of the local branch has also been increased to seven cars,as compared with four last year. These facts are a valuable index to the actual growth of the city and are very encouraging. High School Facilities The public school board will meet this evening. One ol the most Important items of business will be the action to be taken with respect to additions to the teaching staff lor the ensuing year. The fact that eight candidates from North Vancouver passed the high school entrance examination, and that there are several others in the district facilities for advanced education that would be adequate for the present and would form the inicluiis ul a high school,for which the city would be justified in approaching the government in the near future. The educational facilities of a city constitute one of the foremost considerations upon the part of families who arc seeking a home, and there is every reason why North Vancouver should keep right up with public ii*i|iiin uu ni-, in these matters. The school board should manifest their enterprise by adopting an energetic and progressive policy at this important juncture in educational matters. LOCAL NEWS Successful Picnic The Sabbath school picnic held jointly by lhe Methodists and the Baptists of the city at Stanley Park, on Tuesday, was a decided success. The day was ideal for the purpose, while the attendance of parents and children was very encouraging. The races and other events that composed the day's programme were entered int*} very heartily by tbc children. The pic- nicers returned home l.y the 8.15 ferry. Gas Company for Here S. G. Falkner and Aid. Cavan- agh, ul Vancouver, president and NKCO.VD CANYON ON I'U'll.iMi 1 11 K K li city .111,. district who are ready for junior high school work, has rendered it advisable lor the trustc, 1 to seriously consider thc need ol so arranging the staff that these pupils may be provided with facilities on this side of thc Inlet for pursuing their studies. Under existing conditions this body ol ten or twelve boys anil girls is compelled lo seek high school tuition in Vancouver. It is none too certain that that city can continue to accord them these (.1- 1 ililities as in the past, as the Vancouver school board is lace to l.n ■ with a very difficult problem to provide adequate facilities lor the crowd nl high school pupils within her own precincts. Added to this. it is highly desirable, from a Norlh Vancouver point of view, that educational interests on the noith side of the Inlet be made to centre in this city. This can readily be accomplished by keeping pare with the progress ul tlie pupils and providing such facilities as are required from lime to tuna It is not desirable from am um point that the youth from this city and district be allowed too seek educational facilities outside. Thc expense attendant upon duing juniot high school work in connection with thc public school, would not be at all heavy. The proposition is made that, instead of engaging a juvenile teacher as an addition to the staff, an assistant male teacher be employed, who would I.e capable of relieving the principal of a sufficient portion of his present duties to enab.e him to take charge of the junior high school class. This is the method that is almost always followed when high school work is first undertaken in a school district and, in point ol fact, the Vancouver school board proposes adding such a class to Lord Roberts school and to lhe Seymour school, either of which is over twice as large as the local school. The scheme is altogether feasible. It would give the city and director respectively of the British Canadian Wood l'tilpS 1'aperCo., whose plant is located al Port Mellon, on Howe Sound, were in the city last evening, for thc purpose ol conferring with the council with respect to the company securing a franchise for the laying of pipes .1111' the supplying of gas within the city limits. The gas is a byproduct in the manufacture of wood pulp anil the company will bc in a position to supply the city at reasonable rates. Result of the Marathon Just as Tin Kxi'Ktss is going to press, word comes ol thc result ol thc great Marathon race in connec tion with the Olympic games in England. Italy won first place, with the United States second. Longboat,the celebrated Canadian runner, proved a disappointment. Opening Announcement The North Vancouver Fish Co. will open lor business in their new store, corner Nth street and Lonsdale ave, on Aug. ist. They will carry all kinds ol Iresh hsll, butter, aggl and vegetables for sale at moderate prices. Their phone is H4. The picnic of the choir of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church which was to have been held on Saturday last, but which was postponed because Aid. Braim's launch was not completed, will be held tomorrow. The picnic will be held at Brighton Beach, leaving here at 2 p.m. A solitary drunk was to have ap- peired in the police court this morning for sentence,but failed to make his appearance and the city treasury is accordingly enriched to ih< amount ol his bail. Ilamish Cameron, a private pupil nf Ihis city, passed the high school entrance examinations with much credit. The Exprkss, Ji a year. The freighter forager was in port Wednesday with a cargo of feed- stuffs for Ht.11k111.n1 St Ker. James Murray, sr., returned to the city on Thursday last, alter a sojourn in Victoria and other points. The new house of J. Green Ar- mitage, on Lonsdale ave, north of 22nd street, is rapidly nearing completion. Advertisers must positively have their copy for changes in to this ollice by Wednesday altemoon of each week. Sale St Brewitt.the local stationers, will occupy the corner store in the new Keith block as soon as it is completed. J. S. Emmerson, chief of the fire department,is building a residence on his property, 4th street, opposite the fire hall. W. C. Eisenman left Wednesday evening to participate in the great harvest that is about to begin in the Northwest. District Councillor T. S. Nye is building a residence on Nye street, east of Lonsdale. The stone foundation is now being laid. Robert Ward & Co. are calling [or tenders lor clearing 25 acres ol land in D.L. 553. Sec advertise ment in another column. E. Scott went east this week lor the purpose ol assisting Ihe Manitoba (aimer to garner the grain during the forthcoming harvest. Mrs. W. C. Gribble is prepared to do all kinds of plain sewing and mending at her residence, 6th St., between Lonsdale and Chesterfield I. Walden is making preparations to erect a residence Ior personal occupancy on his lots at the corner ol Jones ave and 6th street. Thomas Hutchinson, formerly in tbe grocery business on Keilh road west, left Wednesday for his former home 111 Manitoba. He will return here in thc autumn. Mrs. Alexander Smith, accompanied l.y the Misses Smith, is entertaining a party of friends from Vancouver, at the summer tesi dence ol the family at Brighton Beach Ihis week. Died—Armstrong. At Westminster avenue, South Vancouver, on the 21st inst., Robert, the in fant son of Mr. and Mrs. R. ('.. Armstrong, and grandson of Alex. Philip, C.M.C, ol North Vancouver. T. S. Nye has a gang ol nun at work completing the clearing of two acres ol land in districi lol 2026, near the city limits. The land will be ready lor the spade when thc work is finished. It is Mr. Nye's intention to erect a fine stone residence on the property. Miss Philip, who has been in charge ol the public school at Port Essington, accompanied hy her sister, returned to Vancouver on Saturday l.y the Princess May. She will remain at the home of her p.Hints, Alcxanth 1 and Mrs Philip, 2nd street, during thc summer va cation. Nortli Vancouver scholars did splendidly at the entrance cxamin ations, seven passing out ol eight writing. Those passing arc: Marion D Maron.l.jo, Alfred F.Shaw, (.47; I lum ,in Lawson, 644; Jean McMillan. (.13; Nellie Phillips. 603; Raymond Baxter,603; Minnie Fogg, 577 The Ierry company has an im portant notice on thc fourth page ol this issue, to the effect that on and after August ist the holders of monthly tickets and passes must show their tickets every lime they pass the gates. Monthly tickets will lie on sale the last three days of each month. Ml Pleasant lodge, K.P., Vancouver, have chartered the Sl. George for a moonlight excursion on the 30th inst. The boat will call at NorthVancouver at 8.15 Those desirous of attending ma) obtain tickets at this office.or Irom W. T. Murphy, Lonsdale ave. Price, 50 cents. The funeral ol Robert, infant son of R, G. and Mrs. Armstrong, South Vancouver, and grandchild of Alexander and Mrs. Philip, of Ihis place, took place yesterday afternoon. The bereavement ia greatly felt by parents and grandparents alike, to whom sincere sympathy is extended by a very large circle of friends and acquaintances. H. E. Reid, night engineer at the local powerhouse of the B. C. Electric Co., went north yesterday on the str. Manhattan, one of the boats of the New England Fish Co. He will be the guest cf Capt. Gott for thc trip, which will take about one week. Herb expects to have some tremendous fish (stories) to distribute among his friends upon his return. J. Warren Bell, who has purchased what has been known aa the McRae mill,on the Esplanade, is now busy with a gang of men giving the premises a thorough overhauling. About three weeks will be required for getting the mill in first-class condition and operations will then be begun on sawing lumber. Mr. Bell is a practical mill man of extended experience and will bc prepared to assure satisfaction to his customers. The total daily output of the dynamos of the local B. C. Electric system now amounts to 3500 Kilowatt hours. Of these 500 kiluK.it*. are required for motors, 1600 (or light and thc remainder for the electric railway system. The Vancouver system is now averaging well over 72,000 Kilo* wats per day. The North Vancouver showing is considered excellent at present and the steady growth ol the system manifests the gratifying expansion of thc city. The local board of school true- tecs are getting in readiness to comply with rcctnt legislation, which requires that the national flag shall float continuously over every schoolhouse in the province. The government, ol course, supplies the flag, and John Nye very generously donated an excellent pole, delivering it al the school grounds yesterday, where it will be t'ressed, painted and erected. The first hoisting of the flag will probably be attended by appropria'a pomp and cremony* Tbe alterations and additions to the public school building are 11 aking rapid progress and will be completed well within the time limit. The seats, which are of the latest pattern of individual type, are ordered and will soon be to hand. Thc hyloplatc, which is used lor the boards and is of a green tint, is also 00 order. Hylo- plate is the latest production for this purpose and is said to be the best. It comes in sheets of any desired length and is set into the wall, so that when finished the board is flush with Ihe surface of the plaster. The entire work will be completed in good lime (or the opening of thc school the last of August. Considerable anxiety was lelt upon the part of thc many friends nl P Larson last Friday, because ul his failure to reach home at the appointed lime from a trip to his ranch at Eagle harbor. Mr. and Mrs. Larson, accompanied by a lew Iriends and several children, took a run up to the ranch in their motor launch, intending to return that evening. When no tidings was received up to midnight, J.D. Duke started out to investigate, and when no news came up lo the following morning, A.J. McMillan proceeded to load up Ihe tanks ol his launch to join the searching flotilla. The sight ol lhe launches coming down thc Inlet, however, intercepted his departure. The delay was caused bv thc fact that the motor ol Mr Larson's launch got out of order when about a mile out on thc return trip. The party rowed back to the ranch and on the arrival of Mr. Duke s launch, ib 1 ninl to remain at thc ranch for tin night, as the tide would be too strong through the Narrows for the one launch with the other in tow. IllK EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, li, C. THE EXPRKSS North \ ': ( . 1 . —Ml..'. .. Kll U I ■ ' . II. Maa'IIIV Dullness Mgr l Express is delivered in North Wim * .u i within ,i rkdiui ol ij . i the office. All outaidi tins district is placed in the post Iv ai. - ol Subai ription i One yeai M-00 sa' ■-S I' 1 aal I . year. \ i In* paid in llll i*. I* a a*U |ng llllS pap, i will pii is notilj iapel lo| |" *1 un bi letti i "i i .ii'l •' \ a I'. |IIM J \, I908 llll til .if'' \NTl 1: VG Ol . HUES l 1 iitln rwisi ot a munii a iraati 1 ing tba al ., trial a "ei ■ in *. tabliahment within Ij l),tS,al I tion tb '•. vi 1. (requi ntl) ariaea (01 1 tiling whii b piniom an invari* 1 aai illustration, ,1 n project, wl 11, in prop rty and ibinits ,, pi to a 1 m.rn .1 distrii t thi eflect that thi pi * iti iln industry tin 1 tl iiiiinu ip..hi) ll 1 i .1- "I tbe ti nl "i Jn 1 1 . with intu* * -i at 1.1 1 .1:11111111. I* ■ r this i I which, in I 1101 pi pie sum . ■ 1 - per yeai 11 •■ :iil to i I :-. no e i st ib, 1 ll SIlO I I : nal ilu so. aad tb* n reiin! .1 ■ n nl 1- d In II. ■ "I llll ■ : i above tin I And ill th* I , thi • irning ii ut to piar 1 ..it that 1 tllalt ib. to pro- ■ ll 1. i II tO * 11 ' li ii nol thai .1 pi *| llnl to a munii ip ■ of thi would I" ol 1 • lot at ai lime, lu Iai I, il In- safa to coi would almost int - l i. ia, I"*- . lurthei ... I) Wll.it lllll In* llu * miti. upon the bori rol ib* municipality? 1 ba.n v, * BOWI 1 i 1 : tin urtal ■ 1 i" r ii within il" corpoi I rtmain unalter al gttidl al 1 I' I'l ' I '* b) llir l| Iilil, ' 'I "11 llll : . , I .1 I in "li ll' ,lll\ llie ■ 11 u iii iln* "ii n.iiii' ■ would I 111' municipality in tin k. I. i all Dl i* (il .llll ll" would iiiiisiab 1 that the a uui nl mom j that could be advani 1 d that iiiiiiiii ipalin * n 1 safe loaning basis, :, .L'iiiiii* In ,1 , a .111-.' "I till guarantee, Ni vi rthi li 1, it ii nui ,ia 1 'n.i',. to lay, that thai 1 redit is depn 1 i.ii. il In lhe full amount ol the guarantee, loi 11 llu liabilities nl ih. iiitiim ipalit* .in' int reaaed by tin* amount "1 thi guarantee, t Inu the municipal aan ti are in- 1 I', the value ol thi assets * . ump nu a lio ninii s 1.11.mt* 1 il. II tin- final a 11 is 1.11., giveu 11' .lu li 1 * "dinar- Uusiness insight, and I 1 evi n I jllllil * , lb. 11 i' 11 "ilil I i' ni an 1 11.. i.i ui* to sr. thai the credit 11 the munii ipalii is n due- mii ,1 Im. tion .*! tin '."i il amount guarantei >! I : 1,111 is too (n qu nil) .* >i >i| lit of, thai tin ■ mii" as 1 is * 1 tin industrial com ' in stand h twi * n Ihe muni ipalii and an) m i"*s through tin u.in-.11 iimi. 11" ii arc tli 'si* who itroi * 1* that ii 1- wrong in prim iple I publii niiaii" . ' 1 publ * credi bulsii 1 up privati 1, .unl that * * trial * nli 1 * up ui thi 11 nn nis and Kin tb* 11 in ,ui\ lorm Irom the publii I \l hi . 1 (lu ilu nib. 1 b.unl. then .in ilm-. who take thi poai tion tlmt tb* p iiiiii in .isiiii is u,um r to 1 i' large extenl bj in. am "i il" publii 11 n< fits which .11,1 m iii'iii the establishment ol industrial enti rpri * ■ in thi 11 *!■ .tm 1. .imi in support ul * ..lium llli*\ I Id llll 1 II I lliiil : ' Sl.it' s in 1 prim ipli ui assisting n aiiul 11 lui ing mi'i ni'lu in il way, ■ , finalil ■ ll is 1 11. iu!. unprejii I ,*, In n ,i Im I mti d by a] ./ OAXGEROUS I'H.u I Ii'l li 1 "ii in* li in -1 N ll a. ,it that t! win n large num u an I . , ■ 1 11 noted tb Imi'ii into which ol iin-ii havi (alien, 11 in. 1 ile bulwarki aad leapii tin v.l .nl I ■ I II" '.' 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ARE PRACTICAL SHOE-MEN and do not toy a fnr cases of job lots or metldli with other trades >')() (YY\ QTfV ' 1 'Q To aelect from oftheae and '• ZU,UUU U 1 UUl\U """■' ""'- ' ■*• ^""' >'v ilnn p.a.i.i tisns; I.e.Kir Booti llcl ready, Miniiter, Mylea, Tha if, isms, I In Berealord, Old G mtrj and The K Boota, 20 cents on the dollar loa* iban other advertiaed prioei WOOD & SON lier and Ne: ADUKKSS the l'i li.ilile Miui More l„ .SI,,,,,; 'ill a, ■ >,,,,, ('Oil. I.I.ll'll.ll' and tin M " "' aa 1 n quern - -1" " 1 li '*■ [ensil ' il ii" n so Iiti : lh ' in passing 1 who il * 1.11>* 1 uu: tin ,. The ci tom 1 1 "ib loolli irdj and dai lisi u itin ed. A. A. CROW8TON I'.liiiKb.li I'.ia MlllKV ITIil.U' "niiii-, a,.; I',, ■ ' 1 mm " ial -■. 1 ii. 1 aal I.a North Vancouver Mails M.i , * 1 1 11 .is 1, lo« I *i \ ■■ *■ 1 at points B a. 11 i , 11:13 a. 1 M.uis arrivi \ ■* 1 nod points * * * •.-, i" p. in.; ii. I 1 nn 1 ii. Is 2 p. m. Outi - ;"i I 1 an . 1 alter 11:1 dd I 1 al il" wi< ki 1* Pioneer Bakery 1» ii*,' < n l;.-pl,in.eli* ,\ First Si. S. W. Wdlker, - Proprietor i'i'-li I'.n'ml daily, !■• for I; I for2fic. I I'a ma. 1 Ic. In the last i 1 ol the 1'. C. Ua . lie. I.iliu s ,\. Ml Nn" i (140 acres * ni I.m I in 1 i'i Villi 1 mi ONTKACTOU Ini'liiN Wiiiiiiil hr I'i iiii.i". D.iiU Deliver) lo Ml Ports ul tilt -is ■ 1 Lonsdal -Ive Perhaps Experience With Their Own Pianos Caused Blunder MISSES' SCHOOL QHOES O m J—1 lairn thori.ti|ihly gootl, rellal.lt srhool ihos fair ■_:irl- and inl.im «.* are carrying 1 full line nl 1 1 ."liil leather shoes In Imx rail and dougola aith i.aiiiiniiii sense toes and hoeli. All SI/IS Iraiin s 1 " 11 1 1 IU 1 1 |t.M 2.2S II 11 1 5 I.TS They Will pUlfcae Ynu in Style tnd Satisfy You in Wim v. PYKE'S SHOE STORE ■"'lii Haatinifi Streei KINGSFORD SMITH & CO. AUCTIONEERS FURNITURE ACCOUNTANTS AUDITORS GMNERAL COMMlSSIO\ BROKERS REAL ESTATE AGENTS l()3-l()7 CORDOVA STREET, VANCOUVER and Esplanade, North Vancouver DEAI.KD Tl ' ■ ' 1 .ler- lor I m '. nli" Ij iial'.' l||s. ,| 1 I'.ll;; lill. IM HI li rYI.I 'Nl il Ait." Hell * i-i 11 ii ,*, D," uln 11111 lact it is 11 a Ii nidi 1. lllll I'llVis an luili mi bi th ■ iif as kind British l'.tu| n. * I I in in h ' * wn in,mir : * * ,..,,- ' 'On I" a'i piano exp rtaai ■. r that "I :'*'- and i'liii tb. ii, : Iill ..*W*1« Bill HUM I., *,as,i.,,| ban he.:, 1 distinct!-. In red 1 lmel '••' I ' "I •■:• "I *"*'' I .aar 1 .......I Ms V.,,.. li, ltianlii|«ll,i| .iai, „all li.id Iilil 1,10.1 ,,l Itvr almost inu. 1 lingly. July Bargains Sp Iniil tin* eii-l nl lull in* uill .ell nur rtgel "f \i I Ma; re'lui'liiiii in |irli*e. Alsu (ur nil |'ai|«*r * «*e arill nllam ai .| inl tliacoanl "i I" per nnl. en |>r,nii|it |'.ii ina'iil ,,11 i'niii|il|,|iiiii n( 11..rl,. lllllll MIUI) PNNI Al M.23 I'M! GAIION ia . I l.iini nml iiiH.11 uliirn. r ',.111 irli* and ml (lie besl pick, We Ii.ii I \V.,rk iiiiii. STONEY (Sl CO. P.I,ill is and 1'.-. ,,r.,l,ira Wall Paper at Ready- Mixed Paints marl li tract, . . ; llbllll- -III ' lerk, Nortli I'am Inlv, turat. I'm-ios 11, Norlh l.i„,i,i,,,*i ,„,* HIIIS. lERMSl SIO I'lll MOMII Di Pioneer Hardware Phone 12 I. WALDEN I sdale 4 Firat 8tE BUILDERS' SUTPLIE8 TINNERS* l'l.nir.l.l.s Soli \:a nl * bu Mil bin's Sinus, Ranfea, l''urnaces, Sherwin S Williama' lamoua I '.tints. Jual arrived—i-ur leMon'i delivery nf Paints, Yar- niahea, 6tc, hum $1 50 jut gallon up. I IMI I'll. C'.'.'-lll Heating Streei l'.i„,*.,.i.. * 1..1 ./,.,( Piano //,,,., [1 II 1 \..i,iii \',\ Vim a.l 11.11 tm, llll AM) Mill INSlRANd NOIAltt Pllli IC KIM ISIAIL. A Good Buy for a few days A modi in 6 iiuiiii"! hou* . Ironl iuL'nn Victoria Pari 11 ■ • 1 in' ih rd t 1 ih For Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera Infantum Etc., use Raymond Diarrhoea Mixture 1 m<ai< 1 tin* ■ ■ * I l;icl;." IK mis 1 tin" Mltcg 25c per bottle I / a " ling Dt 1,,, 1 ., 1 \ iiiiiaaiiu r. I'. C. , (Terminua of Keith Road 1 Hr Line, . .) Teas Lunches Ice Cream Soda Drinks Fruit Candy Tobacco Etc., Etc. "They 411 Trade At Home" fl Although people oome down tha liill, ii 'Iniil sny they go to Vnncouver to Ihiv Qroceriea, Thov Ntnrtf Pin McMillans J. \V. HALM AIN CIVIL I'.MilNI'l' la* i;naiiiliiii' Mirvi'i'i.r nml archltKl • nl htm >ii:i:ii, ''nllVKII I.hvsiui.k Av» j NORTH VlM'iiI'VKlt. W. NICHOLSON LAILEY ARlHIIltl llll'l Veil lll"lli|.*aa|| 111.,, k, I **li-*l.lle llli'lllle. II, -|a|,*nli.il mark :l »|,iriiilly. I'.n. Boi89 North V;iiii*a.iivi*r, lb C SEYMOUR CREEK. tiri-ili Milk ililiurrii Ilailv lo all iwitsiif UiH'il) l.eiivi* ()ri|i rs at Express Oflice. Mi fuKMTff ll.mhv.1n1 Ciiiiiiiiiiiv. Ltd. TEA ON THK VERANDAH (iii tlir llnljii Garden Tooli l.inni l/'i/e. n Electrical Fixlwtt Plumbing Paints iind Oils Iiiiiiiii rs I hi nl no re m. mm 5? When you Intend liuildinp consult n mi in r J. i wm\. lUM lii) LOUDAU Arts. Ill-mill nflkr, l.imidiilr Art.,l'ilii. I'htme it sn llrad<lljnrnii,l IRK /.V"" I'rr-k, II.C, THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. uv 1 II Councillors Nye, McNaiiRlit,Davidson, and Rohson were nil pros ent at Iba refulai session of the di||xict council on Friday evening last. Keen May praatded, Letters wi re read as follows:— I'rtni II. Howes, lion, secretary of tilt? U.ll.CM., with reference to ineliilursliip fees now due; also an approaching interview with the attorney general nt Victoria, and the annual convention at Vernon in November; received ami lees in da-Tad paid. From the Western Canada Irrigation A*,sooialion, inviting representatives to the annual convention at Vernon, Aug. 10-15; accepted with IhniiKS. From W. It. Hiinliiiiy, local manager of the B. C. EleitncCo.,tii tin* abet that the company does nnt consider itself legally bound to make extensions throughout the district on request; referred to couiniittee of the whole. From the city council, to the effect that the bonds will soon be sold, when an adjustment of financial matters with the district will be nude at once, and also stating thai il taxes come in freely the interest will be paid im - mediately; laid over for reference. From Hon. F. J. Fulton, piovin- cial secretary, with reference to assurances maile by the government al llie auction sale ol lands in timber limit "G," west of Capilano river, and acknowledging re ceipt of memorial iu connei Iimi therewith; received. From Hon. W. J Dowser, attorney general, acknowledging application (or certificate for the new water district and promising early attention; received. From the city council, suggesting that the district appoint three m inbeis to act on a oint committe 1 with that ol city in the negotiations now proceeding with lhe lerry company; relerred to committee of die whole. From C. Caliphrones, ollenng to complete the clearing andgiadiug '.I Dover- miiii road a distance oi 176 feet.at 11^111,11 rales; liuatd of works and engineer to act. Kenneth (itahaine inteivuinil lhe council with leleience to the bridge acroaa tba llunie at Cook's mill, asserting that it is too low to haul In,n\ loads and requesting that it In* raised to grade and lengthened about 40 feet, the cosl In ing about f 15", engineer to report. John M. lliival int'-ivu ived the council on behalf nl certain petitioners,wlm bad asked lor a pound on Lynn creek. I his petition was signed bv Jj out ol the (>j M till IS ill the valley, and several ol those not signing Wuiihl have done sA bad Ihey been at home. The council had dismissed the petition, without even a reason to the 55 petitioners. This was not iu ,u 1 mil.un e with the statutes, which called for a two-thirds petition, neither was it in harmony with the princiules ol representative government. Mr. Duval adduced many reasons why a pound should be established 111 lhe valley. Coun. McNaught interposed that the petition was Ior the regulation ol firearms, as well as for a pound, and asserted that a majority ol the names were attached for the former purpose. Reeve Ma) explained that the action of tbe council was due to the fact that at the meeting at which the petition was read, several ratepayers who were present had assured the council that the pound bylaw was not important and that the time was yet too early. Mr. Duval objected to the council being guided by the assertions of individuals in the face of tbe petition duly signed. Reconsideration ol Ibe matter was promised. R. Magennis requested that the bridge across tbe llunie of Frederick road be lowered to grade, He lias established a business in that section and finds the grade too heavy. Coun. Nye thought the opinion ol the solicitor should be had as to the powers and responsibilities ol the district with reference to flume crossings. The councillors thought thc flume would be taken out in a lew years and the matter would adjust itself. The engineer is to report as to the bridge in question. As only one tender was received lor the work on Ross road, it was ordered returned to the tenderer. A plan ol subdivision (or district lots 85a and 853 was submitted. As certain grades are impossible and a post is misplaced in the plans, they were not accepted. The report ol the finance committee, • commending pai ment ol accounts to the amount ol $730.26, was adopted. Specifications lor the pipe ol lhe new-water district were read and The A. M. ROSS CO., North Vancouver's Finest Boot and Shoe Store Mien's Shirts, Ties, Sox, Suspenders and Underwear at Sbecial Prices l-'ive Hanoi Men's nml Ladies' Oxfnnln boU|hl al n special price mul ne give our ni-l rs i*u*ry idraataM |n..--i- lile. We are here I" serve yon nnil serve inu well (Our 1'riecn Defy Competition, Don't buy ilii'iip Ira.-li 11 lien you can make yunr Hi'li'ctioiiH frnin u tine new Block bought Irom the best manufacture™ at CUM cusli prices. NOTE THESE PRICES WHILE THE LOTS LAST. Lot 2 Men's Dongola Kid (-linen, solid leather soles anil the comet style last, worth fll.SO a pair, while the lot Lot 1 bailies' 12.50 Oxlords, patent leather tips, on wile $1.70 Liulies' |1.(0 Oaforda, a very Am quality, on .ale li.GO Ladies'|(..ritl Patau! I.eallier Oxfords, extra special 3.00 l( ynu want Oxfords, see llie almveliues, thev are Ihe finest line ill hlack Oxfords ever offered 111 Nnrth Van- 0.mer ill these priceii. Lot 3 IS pairs Men's line Tun Shoes, Mueller cut, worth M.74 and 14.110 K pair, on sale while the lot lust, ut (',. II pairs Men's Oxfords, in tans and Mucks, very slvlUh nnd extra line quality, in,rlli |,ri ami |ll a pair, on sale while the Int lam's I'l UO lasts, per paiir t'.MK Men's Heavy Workinu Shies, extra heavy solid loath . soles, hismI kip uppers, north |:UK) a pair (or IfJO 25 pairs Hoys' (2 50 sliocs, mi -ale, at per pair llllll Keineiiibcr wc guarantee siilisfaction or your money given buck. We consider quality tlrst. Ileiiii'inber wi* sell only liniiest, nil leather [outwear. Kven our cheapest slioes iraol ilepeiidahle quality. first-Class Repairing a S|>ecialti| SOME OF OUR MENS FURNISHING SPECIALS Hl.l.i'i'ii Men's Fust Black Seamless Cotton Socks, "pairs lor $10(1 Finn Uoulile Thread llulhriirgan Underwear, «nnb |IJ0aaall for _ fl.oo 50c Su«|ienders, a pair .Tie. 5 ili.zeii lllnek llili-Overalls, a pair 7,*e. Ill ilaizi'n Men's Wnr'sinit Shirts, all sizes, in Muck wilh white Strips, collar nlla.lied Kt. $1.25 Soft Front Shirts, all new K'UmIs.uihI verv [ashnm- ahle 'M' tt dozen Fancy Knibroidereil Cashmere Sox, worth Wc. a pair, | pairs lor $1,011 Remember The A. M. ROSS CO., 209 Lonsdale Ave. Inksier & Ward Bldq. Between 2nd and 3rd Sts. J referred lo the engineer for further iiupnries. The pipe is to be ol wood, wire woven, size eight and six inches. It is to resist a pros sure of 300 loot hydrostatic head, and is to he guaranteed lor five years. The hydrants are to take the standard guage couplings. Th' ditch is to be sufficiently deep to 1 iy the pipe at a depth of eighteen inches. The total distance is 19,- 000 feet. Reeve May stated that some of the ratepayers wished to have the clearing and ditching done l.y day labor in order that they might secure employment. It was finally decided that the job be done by piece work to be supervis ed bv the engineer. A stated num ber of yards will be awarded to those who wish to do the work, at a price to be agreed upon. The Capilano road bylaw was read aui finally passed. Council will hold a special session Wednesday night, to meet Dr. Swayne, with relerence to the proposed Lynn valley tramline. Church Notices Sl JOHN'S I UK KVANlil'.l.lST, SEVENTH ANII illlKm Sill SIKKI IS. Holy Communion, S a. m. Morning prayer, 11 Kv' ning prayer, 7.30 On the first Sunday in thc month tin-re will be a second celebration of the Holy ( mi 11n.11 at 11 a.m. Rector: Rev. Hugh Hooper. sr. ANIIKKW'S ••KKSIIViEKIAN CHURCH SIXTH S'l'REKT. Services will be conducted as usual on Sunday by the pastor. Sunday school, 3:30 p m. Service at Moodyville school at 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday 8 o'clock. All are welcome. Pastor: Rev. J. D. Gillam, M.A. METIllll.ISi CHL'KCII, N. W. CORNKK I'UURIH Si. ANI) ST. llEORilr.'s AVENUE. Morning service, 11 a. m. ; Sunday school, 2:30 p. nr; evening service, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Preaching in Lynn valley on alternate Sunday alternoons. Sunday school at Moodyville at 11 a. ni. Rev. B. II. Baldcrston, B. A. pastor. N'lRiH VANCOUVER CATHOLIC INDIAN MISSION. Sunday Services — Mass at 9 a. m., Sunday school at 3:30 p.m., Benediction at 3 p. m. Pastor: Rev. E. Peytavin, O. M. I. V. G. BAPTIST CHORcil, ORANOE IIAI.I., I.0NSI1AI.F,' AVENUE. Service at 11 o'clock a. m in the Orange hall; Sunday school at the close of the service. Pastor : Rev. David Long. All arc welcome. Forms ol petition under the local improvement bylaw are now available at the city hall, and may lie obtained on application by ratepayers who wish to circulate thc same for signature. The lorm is complete in every respeii nul thc city hall staff will be pleased 10 give lull information concerning them to applicants. Parties who were ascending Grouse mountain Sunday complain f the reckless and indiscriminate firing of rifles which was going on throughout the day. Bullets came uncomfortably close to a number of climbers. Tender* Wanted for clearing 25 acres in D. L, 553. For specifications and par ticulars, apply— R.Ward 6 Co. cor. Hastings and Homer For Sale A House and lot in Vancouver for the sum of $1200. Is conveniently situated to car service; has good garden; is yielding eight per cent. Inquire— At This Office (I All Englishman and Suns of Englishmen who are true to tlieir Flag, aro cordially invited to attend the meeting in the Orange Hall. Tuesday next, July M, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of forming a Sons of Kngland Lodge in North Vancouver. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH IS I'ill! QUICK SALE A. SMITH & CO. II Ml ION BLOCK MM III VAM 01 UK. G. E. J0RGENSEN li.il ta-jiam ..ai B. t. I..if 5ar«n« i ni.vr **."! Railway,, nritlgi'i, Waler Piiarr., K.llni.ti'a, Slllacrili:,*,**!,*,!!*,' ,,l r.»n-.lrili'!ii,ll, M.|,a, Tina ll. ■Ite., Milling c'l.uu., HlltvDtvliloliH.etc -II I i<> 81. W„ VANCOUVER. II 0. For Boot and Shoe Repairing and Custom Work . . . go to THOS. O. MILLS Pioneer Resident boot Maker Lonsdale Ave., above 2nd Street at the A. M. Ross Shoe Store. District of North tamf A llv-I.aw tu Expropriate Lands for the Capilano Road BK it enacted l.y the Heevi* anil Council n( (lie t'nr|iiiratinn ul tin* Hiitriet ol Sorth Vancouver, in I'olincilawieliibliil, an lollowc— 1. Kor the pupaaa ol eatahli-diiiiy, "I'l'iiin*', niakiiiK anil |>rescrviiie u high- mil, tu ln> km an n a. llie "Ci|.ila no Ku.iil," the t'liri'oraliiiii herein', umler authority ol Sei lion Wi.Snli.eilinn 1112) a,I the Munii'i|ial Clauses Ael, enlcr- If "ii, RprOHWH mi'i l.ilie Ai.l. AMI MNliUI.AU that tractor area ol laml sixty-six feel la Width, ill lhe district ol North V»lmm, MM l'mvirn I Until,!! Colon,hia, the centre line tl iihirli i- particularly ,le**eril-tsl 19 folio*.: via. :— t'oninieiii'ini; at a point on the South l»,iiiiiltri' of 11. I.. .'.Slit, said |mliit l.'iii|[ X H ili'if. I.'i mill. K-8L1I feet from the ...nth net corner of aaiil D, I.. 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Inl point on the Ka.torly Imumlary nl Capilaiin T*nn.ile, ail cnnliirm In I I'l.in ol .aid I I IM in tin* Liiini heni-lri llmciiin lie* Cilv nf Viiucoiiier. '.'. Tliia lli-l.nw may Ik* iilcil fnr all porpOM a. the "Cn]'iliui" Iiunl Appri,* |an;ilion lly-l.iiw," 1(108." fwmi in the t nun, ii ,.n ih,. i'uii dav nf .lune, KM. Ueenniiideri'd and finally ailopted and Hiirneil and muled on the I7lli day of July, IMI Al.IX. I'IIII.II'. WU. II.MIV, C.M.C. Rinvt Styles Worth Seeing; I ii sl of all we ii.sk ij.hi to view correct style*. fit-Reform siis the fashions. ■ • What ,t|i|)»«.is io the Fit-Reform Wardrobe is accebted without question by Canada's well dressed men ... Let us show you some of the many new Suits and Overcoats for spring OUR SPECIALS ItllS WEEK Suits $15.00 and $20.00 munii iiiit nn im mono fit-Reform 333 HASTINGS STREET VANCOUVER, B. C Priceless Asset A *.■'.,.! ki*i ..( Teeth i iiiitrihiiti' urcalli In DM'l health »nd h«|i|inn"" Thev add much In tin* a|>|>earani'c and more to thedi**i*.li..n. Xeelecl i. the only cm-' Inr the In-ol leelh. I'limr to il. XuVV Ik*f. n it i. I'»i lule. nui ut v fttitis mn M\ta ttnstii I ull Sit n| In lh 15.00 ■ l iilliev, ill k, p, i Iiiulli 1,00 Olllllt'lOHIIS 8.00 lllllll I llllOH> , 1.00 ll|l Platin.. tilling-. 1.00 ItlrKtlnf So ALL WORK GUARANTEED WITH A PROTECTIVB GUARANTEE FOR TEN YEARS The Boston Dentists, Ltd DR. A. k. IIihl K, (.insultm.| Dentitt 407 Hastings J»t„ H., Vancouver HOURS 'I. m ti, 6 p m ATE NTS North Vancouver F?R0MPTLY SECURED! Tran«sfcr m__i_tum U> ■.ilie!! ll,. t Fn a,... la.mli.llirt , f M .inilsiiurrr • rr.lirr llir ..IvlaaT.ll il)l.| havinf lli'lr rural buamr.. Ii.nwrtr,! O0 _. .., ,,, i « , , . _, i*ii,i.in i ia.ia...i,... ,....... wiruiuje, Kemovaia, iiK.l'i.le. 0»f lnafali*'«Aa1i'lM*r*'i'iii;-*i I* * , *. . »-a .. a;*i.»L«.,i,„i*lilaii n. ».|<',I,. N-» V...1.1.ilr I | 'firCtM DcllVCTV. *kit M,.ii,..l and na.i'i'l.n-a UCDafZ 1 »-i'»»-'J"l North Vancouver Hospital _„ ,„' ° 'Ke r ON m-.Asii\AIII.K I I'.HMM l"M'l a II I' 111 Till. MISSES DAWSON TKUM- |i;:*Jii..r.'H|*.*rii.*'l, \Vnr.||'.iii,iil- II fit al.n i ..in. 11 il. .ml Wnifioki ^^H A. PARRO (ienernl Contractor I nnl rieiiriiiu. Muni|' and Rock lll.i-l.ni!. Kutrn cure in ir b All iI.iiii.i*.'i*. niad'- k""-!. K M I'l. ll V M I. N I' AUKNCY -ml HI . \\ r.i **l l.aa,,«,lalr I'll II.a i, QBORQB Oi NYE PHOTOGRAPHER Off Id: - LOWML AVENUL NEAR WHARF- I' I' I'luine 70. Night Calls 13. J. A. s. NICH0U8 Portraiture, BIm I'iiiiI'-. Copj mc and Balaifkn, Pintsbiag lor Amateurs, Etc. Studio: ind Sl., W. of lonsdale Im, Fur Fiirnil .^^^ lliniM' Fiiriiisliiiiiis ami MM] at li'*1 * nii'l- I'ihi^. |0 tn the North Vancouver Home lurnishers l.'.V-l'AI I All ll l/iii>ii,i. in * r of Mini— tnd Anti'iut I 'irtiiluir Sinn, Hfict ,|,..I /.'.i t'nlartl lte|,:iiriii|. Ill All P.r.n., In*. I*J Thiol m «'.. Ilri. lh' at, ni,; I .11,1 LaiLudalt l.|.|.«llr M..-1 £^M;iil nr.ler«i.*ii.'ii |<r,.iu|it attention SEEDS, TREES, PLANTS For the Farm, Garden, Lawn or Conservatory Reliable rarietiM at reaaonalile pftaH. No Bonn, Ro Beale Vn r*ami|atloi |S diiiiuiire -Imk. N" ninii .iireiilK to nnu..1 mu. Iliiv*hncl nnd net Treei ui'l -".|> that pow, F.tiid/a r-. BeofnpnlieiiKpray I'umpa, -i|iriuinii Malarial, Cut rlotafa, Mt. iildcl ealaWlihed nnrwry on the uiiiinlaml nl BritUh t'ol'imhla. Calalngue In*.'. M. J. HENRY'S MHSIHllS M| SI I lllllll SIS. SOKI Wt.lMIVaini Itallli. VAN'Cul'VKK, II.C. TH£ EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, R. C. e New Advertisements Plain lewlnj Mn, Grlbblt |ii-ca.uul Sail,—VV. T. Murphy Notice S. V. I 'Tn ,1 I'aalll'r Cl. lhat air heating Prater4 McNabb House f ir -.de Applj al thlioSoa i:. ia .1 nli Templar di Hickman Ten.ler- wanted—Robt. Ward I Oo, Notice ol i ting Bom ol England I umber Diplock IVrl|hl Lumbar Co, r**a.'l U lim-In.Irictl.'olllli'il 'MWWWtWm I New Industrial Concern A ' -;;:' i it nl im ni poration has Mai* il the Nuiih Viocottvoi i* Co., Ltd I beorganiiei pi i A I1 M.H.with iati d local cap- ii ii 11' ' am pan) hu applied (Ol .1 ' I IJ HU lies III ll.ltl I from Mai Kav creek I he capital iiuihil al* |, * propoaed pilot is lue niinii ii"ui i ipi .um Irani I md ia i ion | io 6 ll .nni thii i* I > be i li .iu .1 .ii i ni it i ■.: ling ' i* \i : * . * nil na • mi ut the i aj*ai itj All Summer Underwear To Clew AT COST. (ict a suit before it goai. 20 |)er cent. Off All Boots £* Shoes Sandali, RunninglSboaa, Etc. For 10 Day*. 1 Working Shirts Regular $1.00 and $1.25 for 75c. 75c and 85c for 50c. Ymi Will Save Money by lluvint* Here .lust Oat Our I'riccs * I —— t m rm mm m\nm\ \mm ||i id ll StiTICI i- hereby .-inn that ■ in an or lance with the prortaioM ol tbi P By-Law, olthe City '•i North Vancouver, tha Municipal iiiiii.a ■ trai nd mill the Medi cal Health Officer to attend at lhe i hi li a I, North Vane nm, oa the I Int Monde) ol ■ ach month, al the hour ol ll ii'il*** k .*. the lorenooa, lor Iha pur- ..lllln.' ill the i*\|*.*li i srtom an.l.,: nthen ■ * va.. ate, I latin i, n other, "r |a,*r—,ti baritt| •* **r i n.t.ali ol ei.ri r ll..- nly, -Imll. iiiiiiiii liter Hie birth ol sneli child, take or i anaa to ba ink' a, the Mi liml I'rnclili.iiier, in nl ia- appointed place Inr the |'iir|.. —i helng laccinaled ; un* sn previouel) vacei- laal|.'*l la. - : * ,'l.llllicd I'r.lCll* doner, and icclnatloa duly Certified, llli.MV- -III I'llKIMi. (Ill t lark. Nerlh \ ivi r. II i Ull. .Inly. 1" 1|.|| I .'i .i I u-l l.i*. I ii ol I-i. sh GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS \\ l<: LEAD grr ITURDAY, AUGUST I III* lllll il,, l-ll<; ^-1 nu bi i i ■ pletad lireetl) oppoaiti oui M Mud, ' "i Sth *n* • i and Loaidali An nue. I iilil ih.it nine, in order l'i I' I'll ■ OUI Stall I . Ill Hill I *,*i!l GROCERIES AT COST Don't lorgat iimt imlil Juli jist, . Choii. Ni ii P( lal * . i-jllis., 25c. Jclli 1'iiial' r ... ., lor 25c. M.iiiii.il,i.|. il mc. ling I'mvil. 1 < ,,Q regular a j 15c I pit iion I. ii'IS ip, fti;u- i.ii .151 boa,' ■■ II t < ofli ■. 50c (III lm . . 151 Sardioi • • 3 Una lor 25c. Pulled line . per 1** Vl .1 l.ai.il. lot lii , ; lur 25c Cooking li'.iisin. pi 1 .|,. jc. Sultana Raisins . . jibs. 15c. Castile Snap . . 1 dn/en, 25c. WaaUag Atnoala, ij 11 < 1 I.,1st lml nail |l 1 t Ham, per II. 15c. Olil' I I I** all |I|"|'"I||.|IM|, values. W. T. Murphy, Cor. Esplanade und Lonsdale Ave [ Nortli Vanoouver BOY'S SHOES A ND Ml NV niRNI unsi.s »a»t»*'>iii»ia»i»ii(»i»ii(»i.»!>:t|i»ia>i»l».i»i»)i(»K»<(»»41 ♦+♦• ♦■( o*\ *♦'+♦+♦+♦+♦*♦•♦;♦ uf ilu plaal trill ba 600 to 8uo gal- Inns nt brow, The company purposes manufacturing lie, stout, and a light talile l...-r. anil thei TENUERH are Invited by the Mil ... !....-_ ( nniicil Inr Iho eri'i'liiiii nl a nice Irii" expect to have tbe firat product on |bHd||) 14ll f(Mr, tftn< „vi,r S(,v||iiii]r the market in November, Itiver. Bpeclflcatlona and lull pain Mr. Mai is si crdatv-lrcasurei htra can be bad on application to Donald Cameron, liistriet Endueer, and tend- er» innil lie Indued iu llie Hislricl (llll*. . I'l.plllllllile, Ih'inre ,S o'clock, OU llie ith dm ni ,iinu-l, IIHIS. AI.KX PHIUP, C.M.C lisliid of Rtftl liuicoinii' \WB HY (ilNIDK STOKK nl the company, lus addreai Inui}; I'd boa 515, Vancouver. L11E flUJSf 1KAI Mil JUST Bonn Httuwm, I'Mp. lull slock ot Freeh and Cured Meals 1111.11*i-l 1 kept. Aim Dairy Product! ami Freeh Vegetablea. ORDERS DELIVERED to all part* a.i the iiilley. Dr. A. McKay Jordan EVE SPECIALIST I'uii hr roiisultt'il about Elji Trouble* ut the old stand 3.14 ll.a.l.l.|,.a, St. V.,.l.OUV.r The Seymour Hotel JOHN MclNNIS. Prop 1.. .e.ii on *..*i|niiiiii l'i|n line, quarter mile from wharf. Tins is a lirst 1 lass lintel, Uld is nmi i.|n 11 Iii tin* general puWii Good II1 a.iMnnil.ilu'iianil senn egnaraatei d lii',el 1 onm 1 iinns Irom Nnrth Vancouver Inr Vehiclei Notice nWINlili, the inereii.e.l nuinlaer ol Monthly Ticket, snld, and to chain.''* that may ocirur 111 tin' 1 i.k.-t toUerting -i.i'l ireiii nine In tune, inakini: il un ini|.-**.ihiiilv for the collector, lo kiiow all the l.-rwiia 11.1111; lhe*e ticket-. 11 -1,.ill i.* ihe rule alter Attjoet 1st that .ill |a"r...n- naini! Monthly Tickcl. Ii, -Iiiiii their in kit to the collector when. ever I'll.-nt thri'iiith the ticket WUl i Thi* rule .hall alwi apply to all per- HM hohli,.). HMI I In* .ale ol Monthly Tiekeli uill com* MMM the lait three day* ol each month, and alter the l»t nf each monlh all I'i'r.'iii- nhn have nnt ict'iired a Monthly Ticket uill he required to pay the ii.nal luri* Ily order, MOTH VAROOUftt FERIIY ANIH'OIVKK O.,LTD Diplock Wright Lumber Co. L'l-ll Cor. -ml iiiui Lonidale, Mr Tin: i'llil ic Wil-'. HEREBY MU'l- ' ITKH that all MM "f iulecli'iU', I'liniaitii'ii- nr epidemic dlmaa, ol ■ character dangeroui tn public lieullh. musl be repnrle.1 In lhe Medical Health Mm, THOMAS SHEPHERD. City Clerk. City Hall, Nnrlh VaooMver, Mi'* Jul) '.<iii. ian. n-ti Everthing of tlic Beat and Cheapest for Ladies and Gentlemen. See 11* hefnre unini! tO Vancouver lo liny iihut can lie had iu Norlh Viineinner. hesterfield House Standing.' in 11 hitch nf grimml Cnrner Lonfdall Ave and Kth St. Ni.KTII v'AM'ol'VKi; Iiiii ami Itoiiriliii!! vim *l fur Hois Will he opened Sept. 7th. For particular* apply In ii ll SCRIVEN, ll*A Of FINE HIGH LOTS IN BLOCK 29 BETWEEN idTH AND 17TH STS., MAHON AVE. Term*, nne-fniirlli cash ; lialaui'e, (i, 12 aad 18 months E < © e e _\ to SEVENTEENTH i X o SIXTEENTH ST. ST. i i'"' 2 ' 3 > 4 ' S | f 3/C29 ' 6 3 * m_Z to I n S. GINTZBURGER -LIMITED- 161 Cordova Street, Vancouver, B. C. P.O. HOX MS. 17th Street. North Vancouver Rolled 0«i I .s Floor Haij and Feed Seed* ALL ORDER* DELIVCRED I'ln1", healtliv Tomato .nul Cauliflower Plants, powg Iron Sn tt i in '?*i Srrds, always OU liainl ihoBrackmao Ker Milling Co. limited. Lonsdale Avenue. at Terry Landing Harry Mitchell, local manager. PR0P0.MDI0CAI IMPH0VIM1N1 I'VKK Niil'll'l*: that th.'Cniincilollli ' Corpiriiliiiiiol lhe Cin of N,,rlh Van* cniiier inli'li'l- In c'li-lrii* I lhe I...<-;<I llll|.r..leuiellt -et ..111 in the schedule ll|i |H'iirini! Ik'Ioii iiiiiI inleiiil. I.. n-n*.*. lh llual eii.l, or a portion Iheri-i.f, uonii lh real prnperli bsneflted ilnrelii Irnntlni OT aluitlilil! Illerei'll lllld held lialile Inr a--,--in. nl ihcrelor. V -iiileiiaeiit shnitin*.. lhe hinila li.il.l and pr..|.ii-*,l Us I.' ipechdly a-.es.e.l fnr iln* -iiid improvement and the MUM nl Iheininer.- thereol. mi farinalhe mum cnu be ;i-ccrlaineil from lhe hint r.'ci.i.l :i--a --llnlll roll aud olheriiise, is nmi lied III the nlli f the \-sesslllelll Ciiiniuissioiie*-.'imi i- n|H'o for Inapection alurini; I'llice limine The Si-heilnle l»*l,ni sli'aiis llir eli- mated cn-i "i ihe Improvement ami iln pr,,|»irtiiill lo he priilideilolll iif Iln fin rill fllliilsof lhe city. Al nnrl of Iteiision will Ih* held on ihe iKih.hiv.'i Au|uat,lNa,al the I I nl .*> p in., nl the city hall, North V'an- ■ ouver, II.C, (or the pWptMol Iniirni*.' Colllplllillls HL'IUIISI III,' |.r..|sasa*a| .{.*,-.. iiii'iils nr lhe accuracy of h-ontagt iiii'iasiireincntu or any oilier couiplaint aliich the 1*1.011. iiilere.l-.il denirc to make and which it eifiiiuhle hy Ihr courl. THOMAS SIIKPIIKHIi, I.*, -ana.nl Coniiniuiinni-r Norlh Vancouver, II.C, uilh July, pais -. in nn k iu r KituitD to: PropOMd Kslimalcd Kstiniale luiproienient lolal cost cityl..|..iy CaMriM and Qradln| Slli Slreel, ln'tween Irilriall Ave., and Ulli ftn-i't; and lav- inn of li-'l* Hlah-nailk on north inde of said (Die. |kt fl. ■tree! frontage f2";t Pko.. 10 Dimension 1 .uinlier SbipUp Ku.stic Bhinglai I.ath Hot Air Heating Being favored willi a liberal patronage from our citizens in llie lines we carried, we have added to our Imsiness l.y installing all llie latest ipplilDflM for tin* placing of Furnaces, Cornice Work, etc. Hit our estimates liefore doing your work. We alsu tarry Hinlilers' Hardware. Come ami get our 1'riies. Eraser * McNabb,njg__Ave Hotel North Vancouver.. lirand Tourist Resort Up-to-date Rates: >.■ im per Day and up Special Rates lor Families and Regular Boarders Ferry Service tvery Hall Hour to and from This Hotel to Vancouver. P. Larson, Prop. WE HOLD THE SOLE AGENCY and instructions to sell Cleared Lots. 60x1*56, in Block Kt, on Kourtecntli and Fifteenth Streets, at $500 and $525 eacli; corners, $600 e.teli. EA8YTKRM8. Two cleared lots, 60x167 each, south front on Ninth street, at $650 each. Easy terms. Als.i a few choice lots on Victoria I'nrk West. Cooedtle Ave. lot, hctween 2nd and ,'lrd streets, only$3200. Terms. Sixth street lots in Itlock 117, |560 each. Terms. A good list of Lotl in all parts of the City, at prices from f'JlKl each nnd up. Wanted Irom OlMl lima of gr..l cloae-in l/)Uand Arreage. We nif-nliate aalH il lhe prieen are right. M IRWIN & BILLINGS CO., limited Cor. lon-tdale Avenue and F If th St., Sorth Vam ouver, B.C. TKI.K.rilOXK 15 Palace HOTEL bi&i 11 bmmiid nem os int ce*at AN ri'-TOliATK Tol'KIST IIKSOKT H.ti- 11 .Ml PER DAY AND DP vmi ii i m-I ii.i! 11 inn k nia ro.. ltd., nm: iiiui, mi Kinisliing I.umhcr etc., etc. Our prnev are right. Let us Rive ynu a figure on your I iiiiiIh i bill. II11IM, I IMIIIlll* M MiKlll VANCOI'VKH •u.uiA.M •nir. " H.IKI « H.lll " MO " 10.15 " 11.15 ma 1.15 tie l.i:, 5,15 i, || 7.15 I U 'i.l.'. 10.15 •ii.:iii 11.45 V.M. 10.45 " II II " 11.41 I'M. 1.45 " 1,41 " :i M " 1.41 " 5.41 " I..I5 " lllUMi SIIPI.I I IM 111 Ml* •ll.'.MA.M. *7.'.,n " s.lii " ...no " (1.45 " 111.45 " II 45 " 11.41 P.M, 1.45 " 1!45 " I || " 4.45 " 5.45 " (1.45 " 7.15 " H.45 " '1.45 " III 45 " •11.45 " 10.15 A.M. 11.15 " 12.15 I'.M. 1.15 " I H " 11.15 " 4.15 '• 5.15 " 1,11 7.15 •Not on Sun.Inv S|nri.il ll.iiiv In liiniilii". iimi Iti'i'iilar Haardm lliill-liiiiir (erry connnlioii tn and Innn Vancouver. Hot and cold milor iu every MM. Helurn eail India in every room. Rarber riaoip in C'lnnec""!!. REDA&ANDRUSS PAOPAIBTOHa leoen ontm, - • - - north Vancouver, b. c. British Columbia Electric Railway Co., Ltd. Cars leave the Kerry Landing lor Queer.slniry Avenue, Twenty-tint street and Lonsdale, Winch street and Keith Road ai follows : 6:15 a.m., 6:45 a. 111., 7:15 a. 111., 7:45 a. m., 8:15 a. ni., 9 a. tn. 9:40 a. m*. 10:10 a.m., After 10:15 a. m., cars *'" 'MVe yiiemshury avenue, Twi niv lirst and Lonsdale avenue, and Winch street and Keith Road at five minutes to the hour and twenty-five minutes past the hour. Cars leave Nineteenth street and (Jiiecnsliury avenue, Twenty-first iia a 1 nml Lonsdale avenue, Winch street and Keith Road as lollowi: i.a. in . 1. .s.s a in.. 7:30 a.m., 8:05 ■**■" m-i K:45 a* m.,9:30 a.m. Alter ty.p a. 111. cars leave the Ferry Landing at ten minutes past the hour and twenty minutes to tho hour. fcjff All boats are met by thc ears. I
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