>■ rj v>- MIDWEEK ijl)t Ixpma EDITION Volume 1 Nouth Vancouver, ll.C., March 29, 1010 Number 1 NOTICE OF COURT OF REVISION NOTICE is hereby -liven that on Monday, the 18th Day ol April, 1910, at 2 o'clock p.m. within the City Hall, North \ ancouver, B.C., thc Assessment Koll ot the Cily ol North Vamouver lor the year 1910 will be revised by members ol lhe Council sitting as a Court of Revision. Notice ol all complaints against the Assessment, as :.iade by the Assessor, must be niven in Wilting to the suiiscrib- ai lea-st ten days before the date of thc sitting of the court, and such notice must stale the .round ol complaint. Given under my hand this 1 |th dav of March, lyio. THOMAS SHEPHERD, City Clerk. Following is an ilcinl/.ed statement ol the receipts and disbursements for the North Vancouver City Ferries Ltd. for the month ol January, lyio : RECEIPTS Cash fares 5 12.50 Ticket sales, passeti. 3534-50 Vehicle 527.50 Freight .receipts 153-35 Mail subsidy 46.25 -Foil- fresh Groceries -CALL AT- HICKMAN'S IT IK QUALITY STORE ll.iia mi, Linked up nur I-'iimi \l>al ih |Miliu, nl, tor |ii.li:\ and juice we einnot lie beaten. Why go down the hill when ne 1 .in supply all vour wauls C. R. HICKMAN (h ik ci irs and Mints l'lione 40 111 Lonsdale Avenue DR. II. B. HOWELL OPTICIAN Oi kii■«:—Hurriirtl SanHlariiini, 1010 (le r*;iR«l . Ymiiiiil.tar. |mn I'hiimk iniiiilwr 111 Nurlh Vmirouvir II. C. HRIGER Exptrt on Fireplaces and all classes of Brickwork. All Work Guaranteed. I nrn.r Fill-fiitli SI. ind Mihnn Ave Dressmaking Mcsdames Haigh and Castle Diessmalung Parlors 4 6th Sl. E Alterni.m ind .•leniiimlrfiuM 1 apcriilt--. II. M.mil.ilnrci ul all lomla nl Mlaali.it .let Atilt'iur Fiiiuiliir.* sti.r, (Hln,, ll.nl .ii<l H.r Kiiiana. 11. |,.ai nil 111 all II. Iii.ndi*. I'iiliirc Kruiuliitf. Furniture StnniRP. 173 THIRD STREET, W. MAIL OKIiEKH flTrn |,ronun mention Monthly Ferry Report Shipping Good Friday Total 427-1.10 DISBURSEMENTS S. S. St. George, repairs, etc I 21. v> Fuel account 600.00 Iv R. supplies 25.7,1 Deck supplies y>S S. S. North Vancouver, repairs, etc iivi| Repairs to hull 11 ,*| 1 lv R. supplies 1 ).■ ; Fuel account po.n 1 Deck supplies *,.OQ Rent payments 81.0 1 Advertising expenses hi..5 Interest ac is.no Oil, waste and siinds. 69.1*4 Printing and stationery 186-74 Light ae ,15.411 Telephone ae l.*l.(« General expense .15.00 Auditors' lei- .to.00 Fire alarm system ... 10.75 Repairs Vauc'r wharl S.oo Repairs N. V. wharl 33-38 Equipment 1.35 Proportion ol insurance 169-05 Proportion of taxes 27.1111 Salaries and wages 1280.10 Thu large freighter S. S. BUa docked at Capt. Catea' wliarl Monday morning and stalled to load the cargo ol plant eiplip- ineiit consigned to the Northern Unlit, Heat and Power Coinpanv of Coal Creek, near Daw- sou Citv, which was unloaded here last Iall liy the S. S. I.ousdale and left in storage lor llic winter and until navigation opened in the north. The Captain expects to have the CUYO aboard and bc in readiness for ■ailing in about twenty days on the northers trip. Ferry Off For Repairs IU SIN I.SS LOCALS Jack Loutet and N. Lonsdale Good Friday was a bumper The launch Kngli-.li Ba) day lor North Vancouver. For _mm _^_ __y „„„„ ■ *•■,,. l0. |flder .\|Urray l_o. lire insurance M early 111 the season the ,iav m pl.lie t,[ tbe S. S, Ninth CTOWdl which visited this char- Vamouver which was l.u.l up \\ ANTKD-Sevoiid hand piano min| resort passed all cxpeita- (__ _ )(W ln]ls ,,,, ,„.,,„;*• 0) „,„„! *„*u ,„, eUy UTius-re- 111)11-, ud in lad, so Iar as the having a couple ol thc bkdea sponsible person, Apply .M. b., B. C. Klectric Ky. Co. was eon- ,)niU,u ,,„ lm. |)r<),)t.u.,r .,*, ,, re- Express. 4-5 turned it was the largest dav .,,u ,,| , u„Uuct with .1 lig or lor ihein in the way Oi passeii- s()lm. ger trallic since July 1st, l-imi. The crowds started coming *o\ci exceptionally early in Utt mom lfll ami eonliuiied coming till well up to uoou. To a larga 111 tent these travellers were pit nickers, niountaiii clitttberi and lisheriiieii who did not pass lhat 11.ilm. CANADA'S MINERAL OUTPUT For the year just paased dn ula's luiiu i.il production is niiieh ol their linn- in the dtj -sllmu' '" '' l^'1"","''n **U proper, but passed on to the lm'm 1SM'"1 b) "■ Department several pleasure resorts at Cap llano, Lynn and Seymour river, lhe weather was t-xcelleiil during the whole ol the dav and ill lhe "evening when the visitors surleil making lor the lerry lower Lonsdale avenue and the ierry wharl was a moving mass ol pedestrians and rigs Ironi about 4 o'clock to quite late al ul Alines lu hale lieen Vi,\|is, 71.1, ui which >s5,i*s\<s/ was 1 tOi SALS Agreement ol Sale uii I.uiu \ alley acreage, daiul Feb, in, tyio. Value, ia, ij and 18 months at 7 per uill. A< B< W ajjliorilt*, Norlh Vancouvor. For Sale. Iwo Snaps.—Six lols close lo Boulevard on Wth and Joih streets. One hundred Caih, balance al len dollars a in,uuh 011 each lol. Eight room metallic, J30.587.591 non metal *om<* ,ulh *^Vf aokia lie, and the balance structural One thouaattd cash, balance to nl (l.n producta, ""■P" 1!""'27-North Van- In .1 uiinpaiisoii nl iigur.s touvl:r- ^ with lormer yeara .is Iai back ~~" " , as 1886 the table gives lh. value UlUlu'1', A w^t_i__i _t ,,1 production in [886 as >io, ^1b*b> baWi "« K°"d ***■ 221,2;,; in 1896, 10 years later, Hul l""^""*-l" *• ** <>"'« ...ght. a number ol North »»?.474,?56i - W WiiKotiveritcs spent the dav ,11 Alniorti park where the air-ship demonstrations «\-re lieing hclu. ms, and.,, 1908, - l'.l-t.S TOR SAL1-, Uhoroti- The preliminary >"1""1' *ttlti Rock, >i 101 sluiws a slight (leir.as, in the "lU"« ■ 1"'lla" k"""i;r Uucks' value of the gold production in >' -'S P« dot A. bherwoott, cor. iMh and .Malum REV. JAS. UlUTTv 1). 1). Total 4LM.il Plus estimated monthly depreciation 41ft.511 Total 1570.66 Monthly loss over op- crating expenses <iJ7»>.^,S PROVINCIAL UNIVERSITY COMMISSION Hon. Dr. Voung, Minister ol Education, has addressed invitations to live ol the loreniosl educationalists ol Canada, who, H is hoped, will accept appointment as the commission ,m- lhori/.ed by statute lo select On- site of the British Columbia university. As soon as acceptances arc received die personnel ol the commission will be. given to the public. Rev. J. II. Write, D.I)., Sii perintelldelil ol Methodist Missions in Ba C, will giu' an illustrated lecture in the atetho- dist chURh on Tuesday evening, March 19th, at I o'clock. Subject : "Dawson Cit) to Victoria." The principal pan ol tin photographs thai will Ik- shown nave been t.ikiii by Dr. Whiti himsell. A short program ol good iinisK will precede tbc lecture. An oliiTing will lie taken. MAY DAY Preparations are under w,i\ loi the lyio May Day celeln.i lum and arc in chargo ol lira. C. Ine/. llall, whose efficient management last year brought about the unsurpassed success lloll jn ,|,, \„i„n _ , „„, ,,u., ol that initial undertaking. |()I|S| llu, „art.asi. being ,,,„ml Mis. Hall will be assisted by a ftoOOOO. sluing working eommiUM oi Thn taportl ol irilvci in 1909, "* lor the whole iii Canada, aa n Depart , ounces, Hall wlll be pleased lo hear ^^ „ f \ rom any children who wish lo 1 i.a 1 .is compared wiih nr n. In I909 the gold produiliiiii w.is „.,..„,,.„ „ . 99,790, , and.1. [908 , UAN "'"" 105, to which the \ ukon contributed 13,600,000; British Columbia, f3,939,88o , Nni.1 Scotia, V||.7'*'i* A slight increase is shown in lln pi mini "-_—• ,.,,,, , lor the whole ol l ali.ul.i Hta Edna Hay hu consented u,(| ,,y llu, Cuitou,s fefftAarBSSST*fcM. «" s",u*iw puiticipalc in the proceedings The total production ol cop b or S room houso, centrally located. If., Kxpless. During the lasi twelve yean the British treasury has receiv- ilo less lhan £111,041,690iter- ling from death duties, thai is the tax on estates passing bv inheritance. At the Hotel: [.0.0 Fi North Vancouver Lodge, No. 55, meets every Thursday evening, corner Lonsdale avenue and Fust street, at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. .1. Kelly, N.G.; A. T. Kcnnedv, Rcc.-scc; J. II. Pilling, Fin.-sec. Hotel Nortli Vaiicouver- W. O'Brien, Seattte. C. H. Simpson, Vancouver J. T. Monteith, F. Boss Dr. and Mra, Bayfield" E. Lawrance J. Toner " II. C. Ilavman W. Maine" II. R. Westenhiiliiie " Mr. and Mrs. lv Rolieits A. li. Baker II. J. I'erriu " C. 0. Patterson " T. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carl Mr. and Mrs. S. (',. Carnhain Palace Hotel— M. K. T. Schralle, Ml. Lehman. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Campbell, Ladysmith. A. Mathner, San Fratnisro J. A. Kdwanls, Bdmoutot Theodore Watts, Vamouver I). Druinmond T. A. Lcroux D. May W. S. Rwsh Hotel Capilano— Mrs. Judge Creveling, ol St. Louis. Miss B. Sheplii-ril, Vamouver Mrs. Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. R. M CoUTI London, Ivngland. Reginald Cameron Grain. I Vancouver. Mr. Monson " ' Mr. and Mrs. Gillesgun Mr. Thos. Shepherd. North .Vancouver, SOCIETY A verv 1 harming house part) ami daace was given by Mr. ami Mrs. A. lv Real-, at iheii nsideiHi mi St. Andrew's Ave. last Monday evening. The guest ol honor ol the eveaiag was Mrs. J. Md.cod oi Spokane, Wash , whose visit to this dty aa the gueat of Mr. and Mrs. Kc.ii' was in ih, nature ol a return iall to Mrs. keali, whose return Irom Spokane, where she spelit a lew months' v.n alum wilh her brother and Mrs. MeLeod time, has been Holed reulitlv. Dam nig was the prevailing aiiniseiinnl ol iln cutting s entertainment and lo the sweet strains of the pianola, performed on wilh an artist s taste by Master Bruce Kealv, w.ls 1u.hi ily enjoyed by all present The serving ol relreslniii/nts concluded lhe ivililligs lestivitles. Among thosep maul were Mr. Among those preaeal were Mi. Mrs l-.valis, Dr. aad Uis. Dyer, Mi. and Mrs t'.riin, Wis .1 Mrl.eod (Spokane 1, Miss Seal, Miss Labag, Miss Uiiriii.. Di Campbell Mr. R. P. Cotniah and Mi. Calvert. ol the dav. Thc proceeds „l the •'"• -",,.mu-.l ... l.l.sU. and ccJchral.0.1 will be in aid ol tlu "wlk' ^^_> l'"",M' ***" Norll.VancouvcrIIospil.il. "is .,m,„. w . u,.i„ , ■ iiiu.iied a> recoverable irmn * VISITING L-iDlT'OR Buy at the Welcome Parlor And Save Money \~oi Groceries, Daiiy Produce, Vegetables and Fruit ores exported ia 1909, al ap proximately Mi""1,1"'1 pounds In is"|S the copper production, Noted 111 the guest llsl ol one 'M11...H. ■! H .. like i'*.sls, v..,* ol the local hotels which ap- i-.'.-'X^" «•' »l production Highlands Potatoes Jl.25. 1-ears in this issue is ih. 11.1111. - 'W, ,,ll,-,niJ iacrcdited with ,t,sl j, & M. c,,llee,lresh roast- ol Mr. R. M. Court oi London, '5.746,699. •" WUah Colum- ai *llui pp^ __ }li00 Bag, Mr. Court is the lin.in- '"-'i I7.3l4i-W* «• ''"'■'*-' Indian and Cevlou Tea, 3tb Jl. cial editor ol the Loudon limes Nttt ^"rk l,nu' "' skstsoeyw Alberta Butter, best creamery, and is touring Canada 111 coin- «W" ll" llu Un'r V" wu Jl'» Jl.oo pan) with Mrs. Court on a V» '-"'v "■*■ l30"1"1' AIm. Butler at 25c. and 3oc.per cation irip and incidentally to The total production w pound. pick up sundry iiilormatioii re- "1 pig lead and BMBBlactttted Fancy Apples: gaiiling this country's poaitioi, Lad and lead contained in beat Wine Saps J2.75 per box. 111 the liuaucial world. Mr bullion exported waa ,,.-, King Apples $2.50 Thos. Shepherd, cily clerk ol pounds, valued al ,m ,-iyi, |>*\ t.olden Pippins ^2.25 the city ol Nortli Vancouver, The lead prodiulion 111 l9otfWU Hr.iiigis all si/es Irom 2oc. up conversed considerably wilh the (0,891,44* pounds or nearly J, to JCC per ilo/.en, guaran- visiting editor, and the ques- 000,000 pounds leaa lhan in iced not touched by Irost, tions of the wesl and lhc pro- iyoy* laa production In both and sweet and juicy. niising devcloplllent ol British years was all Lioiii l.niisli Col I..nge assortment ol English (.olumbia in particular were umbia. Candies imported and do- ■nbjecta whn.li Mr. Court was The total production ol mat-1 mtstic from 15c. up to 50c. (.specially anxious lo become te, coiilaluilig eoppa and m. i> conversant with. Mr. Coun d in iyoy was 15,643 tons ral- w.is iu no manner rctnieiil 111 ucd at lhc lurn.ues his jiraise ol Norlh Valium-u 012. The BMtallii cootents (rom a residential and indusin weie copper, 13,74b,! al standpoint as well as Iroiia ,1 mckel, :i>,.->.',v/i pounds 11" -pnulative point oi view ami price ol refined nickel w.i .pi.., ihe impressions wlmh he will «1 in New Y.nk Decembel quo lake back to thc old land with talioiis al llolli .Jo to J . nn will In highly latktactory per pound. Also Fancy Chocolates up J1.50 per lb. to il this ut\ and ilistnu. .•(USD Ml I Paine is the leciplil.. oi man coagratolalloM on tin part ol himsell and his Iriends through the lortunate recover) of his lost gasoline l.iinuli winch he lound at Caalfield's Landing last Friday morning, after searching the harbor in \aiii loi ilic stolen article loi 1 whole week. A week ago last Friday morning Mr. Paine discovered that his riciit pin ih.r.i ill llll lotill ol ,1 In • Sl,ooo launch had Inui taken Irom its moorings seal Lai son's slip. Practically every day ol last week w.is sp.nt in searching tin* harbor, tin s.itne dismal ii.iill .ipp.ueiii niii each trip. Alter making a number of ii unless erraada, an sun liii' .idvertlselin llts ill. one, however, Iran the pilot house al Calilli'ld's BtOVed the maxim ol tenacity of puiposi. IMPORTANT DliAI. The total shipments "I 11011 ore Imm unin , 111 1.01.ill.1 111 lyoy were 161,043 s'"'" l""'' valued at ^639,120, as compared arith 138,081 tons ealnad at The sale ls reported, on it 1)68,189 It iyo8. (client authorily, of lhe north Tin total pi mlu. lum oi p4| east corner ol Lonsdale Avenue n,,n lor (909 was 757,161 short and Se.ond Street, consisting tons valued al I I |, M ol three KVioOt lots, the pm- compared with 630,835 lulls v.ii- ihasc price lieing f3J,000. ued at S*S,1II,iy| 111 1908. The alliolttil ol t. .ili.iil',..!. need during 1909 area ions, imported ore, tons; mill iiiiilui, . Ic, 15,508 lolls. Tlu alipunit ni coki TIIK LA/U-ST MAN The la/iest man is on .1 wesl cm paper. He spells photograph "4tograph There have beea only tarea worse than lu One lived in Kansas ami dated his letters ' I iworth," .nnl BB uilier spelled Tennessee [0a( .md the other wrote Wyandotte "\t\." liming the \1.11 w.is 019, A KRMORABLE DAT A special uieeting ol tll trial (oiin.il will u bcld ihii evening and the regulai u iug a week iinin Thuri inn loinprising |i2,oi; ions innil Canadian .oal and *.", tuns Imported cok. 01 cote made Irom imp,>i li I 1 oal. Tin uiiisuinptioii ol charcoal 1,78 ,138 inishcN. Umeatone llux was used to llu I Mint A ,i' lolls. In colli K witli btaat hrnuo upei there wm mployed 1, (86 men , 1 aad i-a-i,.]it, were paid la ih,.- aragea. The total dailj 1 * Itj nl id completed nini.ui. op n was, according 1 The iiiiiiiI Hay 15, iyio, shoulii memorable date, lor oa daj tin- lirst permanent tenger air-ship line will be ed in Germany, tin- rout,, lyinn ved, 1,733 tons '"'"on StarnlKrg ind Oberi luraafill in Mist mi Di Telcpla Kn-e lieliverjr builders and Contractor* P, LABS0N 1 ■ prcpareil to ■apply I imr, Brick, Sand, Cement Ami nil kinds of Building .Material in i-nantilii-a to suit nml ni rauonabla prices. —unt— HOTEL Nokiii VANCOUVEI 11 1.1,1-liuM, Re. '-'. Wood for Sale Um lli a r,; Coitnctlnf, *'l.-»ring allllk*, l.r.l.llll*.-, I'll . P 11 uw, Ph*.in* Ul llll. ,V Ki,lK«iit, 5ave your Piano by having an Exptrt do your Tuning T BRADLEY TAYLOR 2«0 8erond St., Weit U.ark l.iiairm.l, i.l. hra.|. n i«»liil llll'l I'll call. mnn igan. * 19, was ll. \\ . J. BALMAIN a IV II I M.ISKKM * -nn. iaar uml Ari'liilfft NORTH VANCoi'VKR. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. LUII i nnil.*,i ra 4NDIE irSHEN Late dipLocK-WrigHt A UVKGI M IT'LYOF FRESH FRUIT ANU KANUIE Al \\ AYS i'N HAND I. K. Bennet, 6J Lonsdale Pianos &0rgans Wiih to inform their ctw* | tniiui's lhat iln y iii'c erecting i dry-kiln aud will be in niT , « ., ~ . _, position to supply luned and Kepaired Chsrgi iModi rate, Satisiai tion Guaranteed THE EXPRESS North VahCOUHM 11. C. Published Tuesdays and Fridays by North Shore Press, Limited One yeir, 11.00 RiTEl OE Ml AIM KII'TlaiS Six month-, 50c. Three monthi United Statea and Foreign, tl.50 per yeir Advertising Rates will be quoted on application. Kiln Dried Lumber of ii I Itindi wit lit 11 two a a ai- SEYMOIR LIMBLR CO., LFD. Hi... * in I7th Slreet, North V.uh inner WILLIAM LINT PRACTICAL TUNER & REPAIRER "Pegwell" i |ih it., w l-'orbcs ave. P l'.. will ia i eivi prompt atteatioa. OUE SKMI-WKKKl.Y PAPEB All new houses .should lie piped lor gas in order to save the heavy expenditure (or this convenience at a later date. N. V. LIOHT, HEAT & POWEI CO., LIMITED, Lonsdale Ave, Tin Eipresn ii devoted to thf interest-, ol the norlh Shore of Burrard Inlet 1'M'lmively It i-oiiHtitutM »n adverti-ii.K medium "I exceptional rali.e nir reaching in a tliornugh and effeetive manner the ,K,|.,.latii,n ol Sorth *»"™£" City and Dlltriet Kvery effort n made tngiva ailvcrtiscr- the mull latislaiiuri "Allohananlacolltwel adverti»niicnt» -Imuld U- in the priiitcri' haadl not atcr than III a.ni* Monday and 5 p.m. Wednesday le cn-iire laaHtka in the luili,«mn u.ii*' ■>•♦•♦»♦■»♦•♦ tm*9t9t%H9t9tHHtiH9*mm9* NOTICE! Our business is now- practically on a cash basis. This diablos us to give our customers the same high class goods we have always handled at very tnuch bettler prices than can be obtained liom stores doing a credit trade. Try un order and compare quality and price. j. a. & m. McMillan 4949*94*49*r*!i®**'49494 49♦•♦■ai«»»H»f W♦>» Nor in Va-NcouviR Mill H 31)111, 1910 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ 0. K. BAKERY * And CONFECTIONERY BREAD, CAKES, PA8TRY, ETC. FRUIT, CANDIES, CIGARS AND TOBACC08 STATIONERY, MAGAZINES OFFICE SUPPLIES, ETC. Volume one, number otic, ol the mid-week edition ol the Kxpress is herewith launched upon its public career, ll has aisled lor some months past iu the thought ol the management ol North Shore l'i ess Limited, to whom lhc accomplishment ol the purpose, unavoidably deterred lor a time, allords a [Teat deal ol gratification. Thc publication ol a semi- ^ weekly newspaper al North Hint is everlastingly Vancouver is undertaken in lhc (nnd tearing lo pieces is ol conviction llial its value lo llu nlire community will be recog- nued by the cilm-ns ul both the city and lhe district. The relationship ol any local newspaper to the constituency which it serves is necessarily ol the most intimate character. The local -m I newspaper is invariably the vc- A hick- lor the conveying ol the ^ th. me hi ol the ♦ noting the interests ol both merchant aad coaaatuer, its editorial columns will discuss in a (air and unbiased 111.inner, CUReat issues of local importance with a view to stiuiuliitiu-. thought upon the part ol tlu ratepayers and residents and t> sucuring the lullest and most intelligent consideration of all municipal or other projects, strictly upwi llieir merits, lhe entire conduct of and the whole tenor ol the slieel will be uniformly constructive. A aheel attacking extremely doubtful utility. A single column of mailer w hieh helps to build, arhkh makes ,, the addition of something, is worth more than many issues containing carping criticism ul men and things. While the above observations arc intended to be ol a general character, they nevertheless denote the principles which the NEW EASTER NECKWEAR All the latest creations in Ladies' .New Banter Neckwear in Lace and Chillun Collars and .'abbots, eiiilirm- ilcicl Collars and Wash Ik-Its, Dutch Collars, etc. Kmbroidered and Lace Jabbols, 2oc to 75c Chiffon ami Lace Cnlllars 15c Dutch Collars, embroidered and lace trim. 13c to ll All colors and sides ol the new Cord Frilling. All tourist Prilling, all colors, per box toe and u] MEN'S SHIRTS An immense range ol Men's New Spring Shuts 111 all designs ranging from 65c to Si.;,s Men's Black Tan and l''ancv I.isU- Hose at all prices. J. J. SicALEECE KKITII BLOCK LONSDALE AVKNUE PHONE 93 taaaaCsaMBma Fred. Bosquet, Pro|). 13 Looadale Ave P.O. Boi 13 I'll mo 13 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦ PALACE HOTEL Km* Jj.OO per md up Special rati ■ ta lam iln-s aad i" boardet- seiilincl dis.sciiiii.aling lufom* 'lion anil stimulating coiisidcra- [tf ?*nv- o- n REDA&ANDRUSS PROPRIETORS Second Simi NOKIII VANCOUVKR, li. C. u..va.6aa. a, itl/CHSlli p 11UOH ^^^^^^^^^^^^ .ill matters ol pjiblic import. It present nialiageiiiuit oi the Kx is the chronicler ol public events 'press have been steadih elide.i so that its liles become the vol- Wring to incorporate in the iiiiu-s iii which arc written the. general policy ol the paper progressive history ol tlic com- and in the building ol each edi- tnuiiitv. lt is the consistent 'ticni, as u is prepared lor thu optimist, gathering material .public. That the result ol these ▼ and making the most ol the efforts has not al all linns pro- ▼ 'same for llic lurtiherancc oi pub- ven satisfactory lo ourselves ▼'lie and private interests ami en- 'and to our readers is so patent tcrprises. lt is the Watchful as to render the admission superfluous, but inasmuch as "He „„„ ... who aims at a slai shoots lion ami discussion with respect higher than he who anus at a to all matters touching the tree" we arc- persuaded thai the icoplc's interests. "The pen ol'standard attained has 1-ci-ti lhe miter, tits brain ol thc 'considerably in advance ol whal thinker, tho pencil ol the upon it would have Ihcii had those er, the thought of the corres- actuating principles beea laid pimdent, the project ol the man- upon a lower pjanc. agar, the vigilance of the edl-l The management ol the Ka- tor," the .irt and skill ol the press gratefully acknowlcdgi printer, tlm time and eiu-ig. Ith*.- valuable assistance whuh 'ol the entire Stall arc constant-'lias been received not in I lee ly engaged in Tilling up the niea-'but in innumerable instances sure of tlic inllueiice and the usir'and in many way Irom tin fulness of the newspaper. While [,jciids and patrons ol the p,i- Ievery paper must ol necessity be per. The semi-weekly edition is produced in tllic guise of a pri- 'undertaken in the hope lhat h.iv- vatie or scinri-priviilc business j-.j, ouAt the iniilweek editioH enterpriai Watch This Space Each Week Am rn i' wm UVl-KTISINl. MOW 1 mJmW ENEF1TTED UYEBS •RING I'SINKSS HALL'S GROCERY PHONE 189 Cor. St. Oeorgea & 8th Street N. VANCOUVER A PBABODY'H RAILROAD KING PEABODYS' UNION W MADE W'p .1 r.i loll Tin* "lily in iiaii.ii lur.T tint pIsoMioaali fnanalM l| tl,,*, ■ 1 - . SO) Na"! l'\|'*.- Mtioni. OVERALLS In ,i |..nr lll'l I ' a .IIMI,1**1 Ip s»C mm GOODS MAHUfACTTO IN IVal. di'. Railroad nt Kiln! CH# Iur S«li* hy CUMMINGS (i* at'i Clothing, Kurnishingi, Mi n'i, Li Childn n i Boots ind SI NKXT TOHl'RNS' Ml'.AT MAKKKT .mil t y_ at the. same time | fact, its value will appeal in wh.il'its ofic*aad huctloaaaie a* ■ naaaw to all Mterarii it is lead-'ing clli/dis and woll wishers nl '*• • - ■ ' div wil' W II SI i I llml) GO TO properly mule-stood Ily semi that a paper .owlm ted 'North ValiiotiMT dtj and ab.i.g vrogrchsivc lines lien.i.us trict that the new utituie a valuable public asset. In lad. .Be rtCOgalaed as ol red vallu to la ,,11 growing and enterprising :the community and thu ll Will eoimmniitics a newspaper is re-'receive a like liberal -i.tronig. logni-cd as m Lnibspens-ilde •* to that which has Ikc. extend jt.net to success, even to the ex* led to the week-end edition tent ol bonnsing al times <>r otherwise providing special inducements, lo proc*ro thr «*- lablisllliient ol a pafMT 01——t lhe bounds of the coiiainunily. Once established tlui local (taper stands closely iilenliiic-il witih the iid-yaitceniciil ui i's cdiuslituency. The poili.y ol the paper, il properly conducted, vvill rullcct lln- spirit oi enter- prise which actuates the eiti/en- ship j the uevws columm- will make the most of every item of public, interest or moment, always wilh a view to "boost ing" the community whii the jauuie time usiTiul irlonna- tiflfli, somewhat fafcyoad the merely parochial, will receive dm- attention; iis niyii- tising ciilinnns will pur- tray- the cn.liTprisc and the sucor-ss of the mercantile in The constant desire and eflort ol lhe management ol the Kxpress is to produce a paper which, with regard to both its geiiural character and ils enterprising policy, i.m be Rimed to by tllc cili/.eiis ol Ninth Vancouver With the consciousness thai they have lutein a credit- abb panel which docs justice to the constituency which it has tlu- honor to repreeeat, Every ancMNgttieat toward this end which is extended Irmn anv source, will lie highly up- ,,, predated and even elinrt will lie made to keep the paper lully abreast nl the dcu-liipliicUl nl the community, in earnest which disposition upon the (i.irt of the management the prodni diction of i scitii-wccklv edition Office Phone 149 FOK Signs House Painting Paper Hanging Glazing Wallpaper and Paints Ol all kinds Picture Framing E. PALMER MOM AM) HHKh CONTRACTOR I IK-.T ( I AS- I I l I HI a I Phone 170 P.O. Box 166 NOW Is tbe time to spray your liml Iteea We recommend and will supply you with UME SULPHUR SOLUTION Which should be put aa belore lhe trees commence lo bud ML K'Nds of Fertilizer* PorLaWNaNooardeN TIIK RMU1H1I MUM. CO., Ltd. Lonsdale Avenue, at Ferry Landing rt. DOWIE CONTRACTOR AJfDBUILDW Plane, Specifications, Kstiinatcs P. 0. Bm 27, North Vancouver taretti *A tto cc|tt«Mltj V* h n"w mi,k'lUUn' Gen«ral Contractor Cl i tRIRO, BIAMM. BM' u IMI, thS ■ MMM * BIMB J. II. BUSKINS Cor. 3rd St. & Lonsdale Siicceniwir In VV. A. (iitnaun HORSESHOEING and General Blackstnithing; B| lal nili'iitl'iii iiln'ii In lamii ami iiitirli-rlnu twrtM h\OS ear- rinni* irnrl, nml Meal .lniri»*iilii|(. All work iniaraiiti-i-il. I'rnni|it jiii'nli'aii (im* ine a trial. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. ****9*999*999999******r*****999******************************si**9***^^ l i 1 i A Few Snaps for Profitable Investment Safety Income Profit Call and see our Large and Exclusive List Correspondence Solicited North Vancouver Close-in City Lots at Less Than Acreage Prices An estate consisting of 73 Lols Centrally located in the City of North Vancouver. Some of the streets are already opened. Close to electric car line and waterfront. PRICE, $400 PER LOT AND UP Terms: One-Fourth Cash, Balance 6, 12 and 18 months. Prices will be advanced on oi before April I5tli nexl. Nearby lots in DISTRICT LOT 265 now saleable at $1000 to $2500 eac Maps and particulars on application IRWIN & BILLINGS COMPANY, LTD (Incorporated A.D. iuod, under thc Companies' Act 1X47 and Amending Acts, with chief place ol business in North Vaniouver, B.C.) Cor. Lonsdale Avenue and 5th Street North Vancouver, B.C.. Telephone 15 t ***********9*99******t******************************o************************************************^ ■I-H-H-H-H-H-l-H' M 9* l"H-H-H-H-H-l-H-H-.-l-t-H-l--H***t ala I Shaw's Pioneer Dry Goods j Gent's Furnishing and Fancy Store. \l Cor. 2nd r.n,l Unid-de Ave. E.talili.li,*,! I'M, Tc!.|.l„'i,( iH * Come and see mirstnek of Beautiful Sew Spring Goods. Onr Lun,. Einhrniikrirf mul Hitching* tier choice antl very rlienji. Pmtgoods in all ranges frnin ttc per goal. Seleeted I'rinln 10f. nml l.'ic Shirt- it'ttitfs from 75c. up. AUjint-clasi value .... DRESSMAKING on the Prtmises !• 4«t«U«l»!«!-!-!-!-I-'-!»!«!^!-' -!-!-;-'_' PIONEER BAKERY WWKIR A HI MIR. Proprietor-i BREAD CAKE PASTRY Try our XXX Brown Bread. Daily delivery in all parts sli it* Phone 8 and 54 Stores: 71 Lonsdale Ave. Cor. Lonsdale & filh St. North Vancouver Woodyard Comer Sei ond and St. l'alrick's We „.ppiv 5tove Wood •ny length required $2.75 per load Prompt delivery I'hom tgo P.O Bo* 156 A UlMPAKISON Cona try 13 n 111 In nm ill ihe exchaug* 1 lo li.iitd .1 ((iiii|i.irisiiii ia Ik-iiij; in,ule ,,i iiii comparative nt- eeea oi coaatry aad dtj boya ia r-eachiag hi|h positions in lile. The protagoniai lot the ft-un- llv hoy \2.t\c the following ,'**■ lires seiuied by llllll III the lulled St .lies : Claaa oi .Men Citj Presidents 2 Governors 4 Ci linnet Oficera 15 It would appear UgUj -..ill I,nioi'i to tlie count rj bo) 11 iliiM' rallies proved corteel aad wde loiiinU'd on ataUatica ;^.i tkered as to the Relative nuni- liei nl iiih.iliit,intis nl titles and rural districts. It is .1 well known l.ul, how ever, that the loimtri rtoy from ap la atari] toot] 1 asc m the Iiu and stalwart iiiainnt befittiaa Ins oat-si dooi lit. while the nli bo) has not these collVclilillus oi Baton lO sllill gthen both Ins mind aad bod) and llllllll In iiilislderid t,, l„ ,it .1 ills,nli,iilt.ip in this wai although ilu arguweata la la mu oi the latter coald poaeibh lie pul 111 .in e,|ilall- i,,III iltl III-; III,lllln I 111 .illntliil diltctioa, It is nu, reatiag to read the opiaioBl "I si-vel.il ptiiiiini* . men erho have spoken oi Um 1 .nunia iiuirotniieiii u being more favorable, one railwaj |iiistili-at s.us "I,ile 011 the I,iim is pie-eniniiiith ill m\ judgment aa expericaec which devt lops ladcpeadeace aad nli.m,1, .nul, tlieielore, I think, the spirit ol .iihicvciiiciit nioie lhan ,in\ olliet I know of." Another railwaj prwhlcat rr marks "1 believe ili.u latin Iih lajn a |Ood and hi".id tooadatlon (or healthy, tifait- ous manhood in both initial tad hody." I'nsi<Unt .1. .1, Hill ,,| th, On .a Northern Railwaj aayi "Mi |iti*s(tit home is on ,1 I.nm ■md m\ pniui| il re.isa.n lor making my home there, rathe) than at ."ine ol ilu* l.ik,s or in the uti, is thai I haW three bojn ol un own, I .un nun,* io |iVI .1 I.lll I.lll ill llll I lal lleve ihere is no did ol .il 'U lllcllls thai living oil the Iall . ■"ives the lust ih.in,, .' growing boy. While mj .u.,'..- ttg lhe farm mv honn ■>;,.* tiincs works an inconvenieiiee t> llie, 1 realize lhat the lielielil oi my children are well worth tlu iiiionu-nii-iiie lo un of getting iu .md out betweea mv olioc and the (arm." LAIGE KKAI.TY DUAL Ah. PeKJ Ward, ,,1 ill. \ iii- loiiver Kcaltv lirm ol Ua.,', Itiuniestir I miu Iliac mil/, 1.ilied al the Bipnei ofiee in,s uuk and reported thai his Una had puiihased a llXtt f iXVt id 1). l. 544, lyiitfl .loins Am*, anil I.alsoii's Koad OB lhe easl, and West alld J .id and -'.'ml sli nls mi llu* t.oiih and south. Mr. Ward reports ihat lu, peraoaallj, has .us|„ 1 nl ol nearly hall of tin lots and antuiii.U,s .111 I iri) disposal ol lhe clllllc blocit. K1NAWAY A llalll.llk.lllll (Sl.||M liom piriualiciil ilijlili w, oil l-rnlai last win 11 llu Inn < ,,i tin Seunoiir l)air\ berouu frightened and Maaaagrabh throogh lhc bicakinc, ol lhe harness and ran away scvcrcl injariaa the driver, Mr Bill alioul the head, though BOt ' seriously. Mr. Hill was on Ins regulal laiilllils dtllMllll-; milk lo his itisioiiieis winn oa gettiaj Ins lil at lhe lorner ol Thud sunt lu in some manner flight cited the Hiatal Wltll llii lisiiii tliat It bolted down -llul with tlu driver hanging on. H( waa aide to guide it into Del ond street lml had not CBOUlb lontrol to st(er it deal oi 'in telephone |„,le at the loltni "huh the Wagga slunk, -in.isii- iBg it lollMal, 1,ihii, .111,1 . lag Hi Hill had agaiaal ihi P'de. Mediial nuj w ,1. lKrtl ■ hand and lhe/ iii|inn s dn The patient w,, , s,,a,i, feeliaa aaakj bal ■how ,, bo|| j,,,,,, Arthur Dtvi North V.-uiconvei polio J 'mm, is prip.ittii;' to iiuaM into lus mv l,u dom. I,, ti„. north present abode. COME and fee us at THE NEW STORE Just above the City Hall EX IRA SPECIAL Cash Bargains IHIS MOMII Mitlti 1 Carpet Squares Everything Reduced 54 *nd it, Lonidal* Av«. ■fr•>•^•^•^•:••^•M-<-•M*•^•^•^•^•^•^•^•^•:••^•:••:••x»w*•x•♦•^•!•<M!•♦^M^*<^,♦♦♦ ////■ LONSDALE THAR ALU 1 SELLS DRUGS A\l> III D It'IMS AT VANCOUVER PRICES . * * TRADE AT HOME G/I'f IS I IRI.II. OS YOl i MM oil l'i nioxr. ig T S THOMAS, I'hm. B DRUGGIST •>*x>,>,>'>,>,:**:'v*/-:av-:-v-:*v-:-vv-:--;-:,-:*,;,v,;,,w,'>,i**i*'a**:,*M,*>*;**:**:*v- SEE US FOR j SASH DOORS MOULDINGS BRACKETS VERANDAH POSTS, ETC, ETC. IUKKAKI) BASH I HOOK 1411010, loot of .St. George U,* . 1 ,, iroai orl.r- Hull ..r lime. THE EXP NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. MORRISON'S S I G N WORKS Keith Block lit Street W, Social and Personal News Items FALSE ADVERTISING The demand loi houses ln tie.' iu is daily becoming mora' pressing, I),, Ci,,,.* iord oi \'.m * Ur, ilio.s. i ,,i ,, island, spent w tterdaj in >1U i~sXt ol ,\U. .,n,l Ai; l ' Uilh,uns ol Lonsdale Avi Mrs. J, C, Morrison, 150 jrd street, will not receive again 111, ^^a^a^a^a^a^a^a^a^.^.^__ ^^^^^^^^^^ On a,,,,11111 *., llie l'.astcr lloll j k ,1 ■JurrayandhiabridcdaysandGco.il Cowaa'i a,I have i.ikin up Iheii rwddenccin,dress in Vancouver on fuesdav their new bouse, \lb Mil itreet. NoFiT H VaNooUVer HOSPITAL ,,a\|*l , , thi: MSSl > DAWSUS I'lTtlli,*:,!,* : -an.l' tl, Mcdlctl llllll M.ii.Tiniv Niir-,*- Nmses Sent Oat on Application lul lellil- .l|,|,ll .,1 l.aa* ||(M|liUl Gar, 1.MI1 Btr-wl ,v St. Undrew'. An PHONF. f,0 Ur, 11* I.* McPherson has moved into Ins lately coiuplel week, ol bungalow on St, Andrew between 15th and 16th sue, 1 evening, the regular meeting 01 ih, citj i-otini il was poatpoued until \\,,i;i, **i.i\ evening oi this Alt .1. T. Device is busih pn paring Ior the summ« ti ade ,11 his ue 1H .un parlors and Iruil store ,u the terminus ol thi Capilano cal Inn. and haa tali en up his residence there. Iloard <»r Trade North Vaniouver Hoard ol Trade meets the thud Toeadaj ol each month, at X o'clock p, m., in the hoard room, Cilv Hall. Executive meets lhe lirsi Tm .il.i- oi each month. W. J Irwin, piesident; .1. 0. l'arnici, Military. UT, Km Whcclcl, l.ile ol .V; .issu. ami now stationed al North Bend as C.P.R, agent a ,is ni the city ycati rday uiak ing a few ealls on iin mis and relativee, J. T. Device, proprietor of tin Rustic Kcltcshuielll looms at ihe terminus ol the Keith road Irani lino, Capilano, has started serving lunches and lighl ,1 ii,slim,nis, aad his well known reputation assures the publii a a prompt and salislaclor;, mrr VICC. Announcement IV North Viintouver Coal & Snpplv Compiiuv beg to Hon the plllilic thai tluy have ("■lahli-hril an ollice and depot al the lent ol Lonsdale Ave., easl ol the ferry wharl, and will be pupated within a few days, to supply coal, wood and builders' supplies in anv quantity at moderate prices. Ihey reepecthmy modi in opportunity to qaote pricei belore purch,.(s lie mad, i'1-eulii li Aii and -.: i, i S Brown "i ilns ,n> umiiii,,I the I.ui,i pari ol "in .1 Iim months holida) trip through I*,.i*.iif.i I .iii.i.l.i and more pai iiiui.iel\ iii Ontario, when- u nuiiiliei iii iiiiii relatives an living, Ur, and Ura, Brown have lllovixl inlo llleil 111 « COl tuge al tin i i r oi St Gi orgi avenue and loth P, l.aisou, one ol North Van loinii s tin,-1 iliu i pi i Hi;; | in /, ns .unl proprietor oi lhe I ai you View Hotel, haa ptitchaaid in,, lim large automobiles, an Oakland and an Old mol '1 both ol the latesl models which w ill lie put oii tlu run between the terminus ol the >- apilano ear line and iits sininiii i hotel at ihe Second i auyoii, T he au tllS Wlll lllla a| , ,|| for till' purpoae "1 conveying guests to lus siiiiinni i,soli al the can loll. A mi\ pie,is,mt ,1miii*i | ,n u.is given al the Palaci llnl 1 last Thnrsdaj evening hj \h i. \\. Donaldson as a mark ol esteem to a number ol visiting .aid conntrj friends. The din int was .il a sot ial ,hai -"-jo •«. ami was strictly informal, to hu had the honor oi talking I Thoae present were Edward prixei not only at all ol the re- Oaborne, ol the Osborne Peacock nnt Vancouver dog shows, but Company, Advertising Agents also tu Seattle and Victoria lol Uanchestcr and London, llr. Cardinal] and Ur, Field Rutland; Thos i R«lfim, house also i.uu, oil wilh lusi own,i oi the Pull,in Rilbln-r honors in the ilass in which|Works, Hyde, Eng.; Wm. Bro their doge wen entered. Con die, representing thi Sii Uicli sideling thi competition! thai ael Nairn Part Company, u tin local doga um willi it is Kiiki.nth. Scotland, and I'm thought to bo highly commend-1 Bros., juu manufacture! I able ol ih, North Vancouver Dundee, Scotland, and \ kennels that they came oil so Smith, l>eo Smith and W I Green oi S'oi lh \ ancouvi r Amongst the winners at the i, cent \ am ouvei dog show a., Ah C. l'. Jackaon and Mr, V .1. II. Cardinal! and Mi Field house oi North Vancouver, i hi loi'iiiei's doga appeal as lillle iililion lml,!,is in a number ol .In uii in classes. Hi Jackson's reputation as an owner oi das s\ doga is mole lhan local an ' the attention ol ihe provincial government has been brought bo the outrageous man- in r in whieh outsiders are taking advantage of the realtj move in this province to beguile innocent Inventors through mie- leading advertisements and ac cordingly to the detriment oi Britiih Columbia lands. Premier McBride has announced that the government is taking all possible steps to tcrinin. ate this epidemic oi spurious advertising for which unscrupulous land audits ate lespoli- sllile. The governtueni claims lhat it has lieen a favorite tliek o l,unl companies on lhe othei side ill the line ol late, to announce themselves as "Hritish Columbia government lands agencies," although they have no uml, [-standing or connection u uh the ;" ci nu,' in. Their mo ilus operandi is lo lorm companies, procure a sullicient number oi powers ,,1 attorney, and bj nu,uis ol these, act ing as agents under the Lands Act, to lake un considerable areas ol slainlard CTOWU lands, place ihein on the market and sell j tlielii at high prices. ill late weeks a number ol warning advertisement! havi been insetted in the American pr,ss by the government oi tin province, adviaing proapectivi investors against ihese false re presentations. Another feature ol condemned advertisements, it is claimed, and ihis applies lo notices ap peering ia British Columbia newspapers as Well, is the all iioinueiuetil lhat in suih-aliil such townsite hit hello itiihcard- ol the government has reeerved :-, per cent, ol the lands loi i parks alld pulilic buildings. This is defended liv liliiij; tin- elalUK 111 the Land A(t III which a ,piaiur interest in all, lowtisiies in the province is rt served by the government, but theft is no obligation that lln* laud thus held back be utiliAd for parks or otherwiae MUSIC HATH CHARMS Wl have compett nt teachers for thc following instruments: PIANOFORTE, OKGAM. VIOLIN, V10LINCELL0, CORNET, MANDOLIN. Term of twelve Iivmhin, $6.00 North Vancouver Piano Co. & School of Music Address—143 Lonsdale Avenue Phone 114 Thi Sherwiti-Williamt Paints Cotir thi Earth ^laV„„ , ^^^^^^^^ ,M»de in Canada Stands Extremes of Heat and Cold RUHEROID is used on houses and barns at points i.ooo miles north of Edmonton, Allicrta—and the extrcn - cold has no effect ( n it. RrflEKOII) is us-.-d on biiil*li-i'*siiithe Wect Indie**, South America and the Orient,—where the thermometer registers from 90 to 100 degrees for months —and the extreme beat has no ellect on it. Could you ask for a rc-« M'isfartorv roofing for vour house aud barn f Sole Agents for North Vancouver Paine ®, McMillan The Pioneer Hardware We T. F, Durrand oi Vancouver 1 has rented 1 house pa ind itieel ! east ol St. Patrick's move in sluutli. 11 vi"ir*« Sherttin-Williemi Paintt Coter ihi Earth 09**********000000*************************************************** ********************************************* New Boulevard Extension Lot* Are Booming 71 Lots Already Sold These lots are 50 x I 35 feet, silualecl } blocks WCSl oi Lonsdale Avenue, two blocks west of New High School, with glorious view uf Inlet and Vancouver. Look al the prices and terms, they cannot be equalled elsewhere $350 to $425 each Terms: Quarter cash; 6, 12, 18 and 24 months. We have only a limited number, so buy at once. We will clear these lots FREE OF U4ARGL for any person desirious of building WARD, BURMESTER & VON GRAEVEMTZ I Phone 5522 Vancouver Head Ollice 319 Pender St. THOS. GARROW Phone 202, 2nd St., Easl of Lonsdale Avenue I 111U,„U , ' "*""
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