•a.' & **/ MIDWEEK (Hk Exprraa I'/CT' 1 EDITION Voluniu 1 Nohth Vani'ouvek, B.C., Ai'iui. 12, 1010 Number 3 C.P.R. Will Not Operate Gr Ferry Rumor to that Erfect Emphatically Denied by Mr. Marpole—Some Reasons Given (or Not Doing So. In pursuance ul a report niinii lias been current ot late tu the ellect that lllc C.l'.K would have a height km iu operation across Hurrard Inlet within a short ]H.-riod ol time, a representative ul the. Kxpress uillcd upon Mr. K. Marpole, general superintendent ol tlu- C.l'.K., and was cordially piHited an interview. In response lo a question as to whether he would coiilirin a report lo the ellect that the C. 1'. R. intending establishing a Ireighl lei rv lo tlio North Shore, Mr Al.ii pole made a prompt and emphatic denial, declaring that he had no knowledge of am such intention upon the part ol that coinpanv and in further conversation outlined the reasons why a departure ol such a nature would bo ill advised upon the part of thc C.P.R. The cost ol the system would repre sent a large sum ul liionev including the building of a barge, the construction ol sidings, wharves aiid tracks. A lurther (-difficulty would lm mil willl in the matter of handling cars nu the north shore for whuh wort tin* C l'.R would have li. di peiul oll some other company lor lhe KSSOS thai il would uul pav to keep a locomotive and clew on the sortl side to l>.iiulle the small amount of Ua- llu which would iillel. In view nl the fact that thr i(instruction of Second Narrows bridge was drawing mar and that lhe C.l'.R. in common with all On motion ol Aldermen downing rights over that structure, iu ivhich event, the entire car lerry sysleiu wollld U-comc oh- Isold**, ihe proposition iii| ur I snme the expenditures Involved in such a departure could not be supported on sound business I principles. i Mr. Marpole discussed at COS* sidirablc length the present situation on the north shore as to industries, transportation, real- 'ly, etc., and showed himsell lul- lly alive to all the salient fca- jlurc-s of lotal activities, Ile had iniinly taken advantage of a little leisure lo personally visit North Vancouver aller an absence ul over two years and had bass very favorably inipressi-i with what he had seen. The j visit had been altogether . personal anil he was quite coiili. dent lhat his ollicial capacity had not been iccugni/ed by .my persuns whom he had met iipuii that occasion. 1'AINI-TI, OPERATION A. \\. Sargent of Third street undei wiin a p,iiuiul operation at St. Paul's hospital lasl Sat unlay morning for some, kticc trouble. l)r. t. X. McPlnllips |>crforuuil thc o]xration and the latest reports arc lhat thc patient is progressing very favorably. Council in Committee The city council iu cottiuitlcc ol thc whole last cvciimg considered thc question ol establishing a permanent grade on lhc Ksplanudc with a view to harmonizing wilh the railway grade i.stablished by the Railway Commission about live years ago. Mr. llallour Ker, who contemplates building ,i brick block ou that .street aiid Councillor Hridgman representing the North Vancouvor bund Co., wore heard and alter going into the (acts thoroughly it Wat docided to asccrtiun where the next meeting oi the Railway Commission would be held with a view to adjusting the city's dilliculties relative lo relieving the steepness of the grade lhat would bo made when the railway company laid thoir tracks. A motion was passed to reconsider Uie grades which bad lieen established on I.ousdale Ave. On niotiuu uf Alderman Irwin and unanimously agreed to by the council it waa resolved to establish straight grades on all nurlh and south streets Inui., the water front nortli. Bylaws will Iw prepared to rescind the bylaws now in lorce for bench grades. The easmeiit on cross streets will be commenced IOO lut mi each side of tho north and south streets. This resolution was not recommended by the Kngineoi who is in favor of 1-eiich grades. Aldermen lruin, McNeish, Schult/. and McRae were Bfl pointed to act as a court of revision on the assessment roll which will be held next Mondav at : p.m. MARTINSON-WILKINSON Another of North Vancouver's young men has joined the r.cuks ol thc Ixmedictt! in the person of Mr. Matt. B. Martinson, whose marriage to Miss Edith C. Wilkinson of this city was celeb, a- tcd in Victoria yesterday at s o'clock, thc Rev. Dr. Campbell officiating. OBITUARY The death occurred Sunday evening of Mr. Herman Schip- lo, aged 50, at the family residence, 3rd street, near the cor- of St. David's Ave., after an Illness cove-ring a number of years. Deceased was a native of Germany and with his family was a resident of North Vancouver for about two years. Thev lived formerly in Oldtown, Maine. Mr. Schiplo had 'been an invalid ior some time and it was in search of thc parent's health that the family moved west. The western climate, while being in a measure beneficial, did not work anything like a permanent cure and he was confined to his house a good part ol the time. I<clt to mourn his loss is one daughter, Annie, and a son Krnest and a niece, Mrs. W. H. Parkin of 2nd street east. Neither of thc children arc married and have always remained at the family fireside. BASKET BALL The Brotherhood ol Hachclors from thc Keith Road won s close victory over the ladies baskel ball team in Cooks hau last evening. The boys weie somewhat lagged at the conclusion as Uie result of Uie sircnu- 011s exercise and being out 'i, training, liowcver ihey carried oil the laurels in good style- taking cvoiythuig mlu consiii- eratiun. 'lhe game opened with honors even lor some uittuics when a handsome shot by olio ol the ladies brought lorlh .1 burst oi applause and started the ball a-rolling in last time. 1 he game was kept up at a last pace for tho remainder of thc match, the score at the finish favoring the bachelors with 14 points to 11. H. W. Kemp, tht ludit-s' coach, acted as releree. The lineup was as follows I Ladios—Mrs. McAleece Kuuiiic Seale, M. Fulger, Mrs. Creel., V. Seale. Bachelors-1'. Bay- liss, S. Humphrey, T. liayliss, ft. Diplock, A. Swain. The members will constitute 1 a court on the several local improvement petitions. . The clerk was instructed to call foe bids from local banks for tho school debentures of 517,200 and the street improvements debenture of 125,000. BAND CONCERT Thc North Vancouver brass band will make its initial ap pcaraiHe in a public capacity from the Kandie Kitshen, Lonsdale Ave., next Ssturday even- ' ing. Tliis fact reflects much credit on the young men who Uiavc got down to earnest prac- ' Using since the band was organised hut a few mouths ago. 1 and the least that could be cx- ' pected is that their first appear ance should tie heralded with Enthusiasm by an indulgent au- I dienec. DON'T CHANCE OUR NA.MP. StraUicona, Alberta, April 8th, miu. To the Express, North Vancouver. Dear Sir—ln your last issue 1 notice that the Ratepayers' Association makes the piopusiiiun lo change lhe name ot Nortli Vancouvei. I thiuk the Ratepayers are making a big mistake. 1 will give you my reasons, lu the lirst place, Vancouver is advertised the world over and when people arrive iu South Vancouver, thc real cs- i tatc man takes them over to North Vancouver and sell* them property "in Vancouvei." Wu., naturally you would think you were in Vancouver. Now I was 111 your city in January and 1 bought some property in North Vancouver thinking it was all Vancouver. Now 1 want lo point out to you that Strath- cona used to be South Edmonton, but is "Strathcona" now and the people want lo have the name changed again. \Ui\ i Because l-.dmoiiton is known thc world over thc same as is Vancouver. South Vancouver helps to advertise North Vancouver, therefore 1 advocate not having the name changed. I expect to be in Vancouver in ten days and expect to buy some more property, but I will bin in South Vancouver because I want some property in Vancouver, not in Lonsdale, bocau.-e 1 think Vancouver is one of the Iiest cities on the west coast. I remain Vours n-specUully, F. HARRIS. 1!-1-'-,.!«'-,«,-'.!«1-'.'m'-'-!-,m Jrn 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . • r\ . i .* Tr rrt'iT'i -l-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-M irii r r r.i. i-i-1 ,i..i..i..i..i..i..i..i,.i..i„i,.t..i..i-i.ai..i ,i..i..i r 11 .i-i. i' ri .1 irii. 1 H++++++4+++++++++i minii h-hI THE EXPRESS MAV QUEEN CONTEST ELECTION BY POPULAR VOTE Four Valuable Prizes As Follows: 1 An order on Miss B. Curie's Millinery Establishment lor a hat, personally selected and •peciall*' nude lor Ihe winner. 2. An order on lhe Nnrlh Vamouver Piano Companv lor a full sued violin, good quality and lone, with lune and i a*-r | a,in|i|cii \ An order on The Leonard J. Sale Companv lor a number I Bull's Eye Film Kodak, 3^x3}* inches. I An order on the firm ol J. J McAleece for goods to the amount ol ,7.50 lo be selected by the winner. The above an- all valuable prists, llu-aggregate worth ol whuh is approximately forty dollars and are in themselves well worth the t-flort that maybe required to win them. VICTORIA COT The Committee ol Management desire* lo announce that the proceeds ol the May Day Celebration on Wednesday, May 11 th, will be devoted lo establishing a cot in Norlh Vancouver Hospital, Id be known as " Victoria Cot." Conditions The conditions of nomination are as follows ;— 1. Nominations in writing lobe lodged at the office ol the Express, no First street east, not later than six p. m. on Thursday, April 14th. 2. Nominations lo be open to all Kirli resident in the city or the district of North Vancouver between 13 years and 16 years ol age. 3. Each nomination ptp« to be signed officially o* '.he Secretary or President of some so-.iety or or^ -ization in the city or district of Norlh Vancouver, or else by ten bone fide hou-, holders in Ihe city or di»trict. 4. The names of thc nominees will be published in the Kxpress of Fridav, April 15, but no mention will be made ol the persons or Ihe society signing the nomination. The conditions ol election are as follows : 1. A series of three ballots will bc published in each copy ol the edition ol thc Express on April 15, uj, IS, 26, 29 and Miy 3. Ballot number 1 Good for one vote, miy be cut out and deposited by any one, bb.nk lor the name being filled in, 111 lavor of any one of the candidates. Ballot number 1 Good for 30 votes, will be given for each new subscription at the regular rate handed to the Express and must be duly signed by thi Editor. Ballot number 3 Good lor 10 votes will be given each renewal subscription at the regular rale handed 10 the Exprcii and must likewise be signed by the Editor. 1 Sealed ballot boxei will bc placed at several convenient points throughout the city for the reception ol ballots. 3. Ballots will be collected and counted by a committee ol leading citizens and the progresi ol the election will be duly announced in each LSSM of lhc Express during campaign 4. The final count will b :nade on the evening ol Wednesday, Mav 4U1 and announced in the Kxpress ol Friday, Miy hth. giving lhe May Queen a lull week for preparation .A limited number ol extra copies ol each of the above editions ol The Express will be printed and may Ix- obtained at this office WATCH FOR BALLOTS IN OUR FRIDAY EDITION ■H»H-H-H-H-H-|..|. |.| |, |. m-h. H-H-l-H-.-H'.|.|..*,,|.||'H THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. LYNN VALLEY Ono acre on Centre H,,»al naar car with gonil li,,u«e and chicken run, one hall Ml oul In mall fruit for I25O0. $1000 cash, balanct arrange,!. A number of good lots near oar lor $2J>U ami |800. f60 eaeh, balance HO par nimitli. NORTH LONSDALE We have a ka WtXtmtl ■ U- in D.L, 7S7 at Iron UH ta, $4110 each- Than It I rou, Mag opsoid bom l.ynn \'»il,*i* t,. Lonsdali avenue. rlffal thriiii*-h this proporty. S.o us lor lots,,n an,l ii.au* llio ni-\i llonlfiaril. |3S0 mnl up. '« caeli. bslSBM '-* It, IK ami '21. I! v,,u Lav. auy I.vnn Vallev property to Mil W»IM >u a ponitiun to handle it as we hai,- *i branch ornosll, tii. Vallev. A. V. Maikl. G. W. VANCE & CO. tor. 8th & lonsdale Phone 17b Branch lllflie-lynn Valley THE EXPRESS Nukih Vano ,,k B. C. I'ul'lished Tuesdays and Fridays lay North Shoii Psstl, LtMlTSD «atm or lOMCBimOR Ono year, |1.00 Six months, 'i0o. Three months, '.'oc. United States and FoTMfB, $1.50 per >ear Ailvwtla.Bg Kates will bt qssttd mi SfpUcstlOB, Ihs Kxpri'-v ii .li-vot.'il toth. inter,*!.!.- ol the north .Shore ol llurraril Inlei exclusively. II ConilitUlM an advert imi.n nicilium ial exceplional lalue for rcaehiui! in a thorough ami effective manner llio populsUOl oi Norlh Vancouver City and Dlstricl. Every iffort Ia Bade is |ive advertlaeri the molt satlllactorj aervice. All Chan*;,- iu i-OUtrtCI ailvcrtUenionl*. ihould In* in the printer**' liaimU nol later ihan 10a ni Mundaj ami 5 p.m, WadsMtla,' Is eniure lutertiuu in the lollowloi In ie, Bargain*— Five lots in ;u.|. nest Kailroad an tnw, m, la-ding om double corner, ItSoo ior the five. |8oo cssh, balano esij l-'ive-roonicd houM on half screol ground, si n Lyss \al ley Car I.nu .m.l stun*, ['nee lor quick isle #1350; '-cash: balance 6, 12 and iS months. Double corner fsciog Ottawa Girdsni cash; balance (>, [] and 18 months. Price $5000; CAMPBELL & EVENSON 9 Lonsdale Avenue. Phone 53. Null 11 VANCOUVtS, H. C KAll.WAV C1IART1-.RS PALACE HOTEL H 4 I I S I HI R0OI GUM 1 REDA&ANDRUSS PROPRIETORS The absolulch IndispellSttbli nature ui railway construction 111 lhc devalopuiest ol sny new hiuiiii) is universally recogni/- ul. The buna lule railway pro- lliolcr -.-.liu lirst conceives lh, idea ol a railway through a given mi nun .uid who lakes thi necessary steps to lay mil lli route, to secure lhc charier, BCi- ng upon reasonable sssuram ul ihe lavurable attention ul lliusc circles which ale capttbh ul liiianiing lhe undertaking, is iu lhe true mn a piuuec-r .uu. it is undeniable lllal inipoliuli. undertakings uf this naturi have been conceived and cam lu completion b) tills lliculls Ai ihe same uuh u is evident ui.it ilns same process is susceptible ul aluise ill lhat Vita aha- public ir.nichiscs may 1, procured by partus whn in 11,a llitluscKts able lu c.il'l \ I,, completion the undertaking!! 11* vuKeil and viliu hau to ttas unable jjlulllld tu lulitlllde tll.iI llii) Win ul aluc lo illicit.al IIiom who .ut in a position lo Linuna lhe project. 111 such lasts ilu results are decldully harilllul aiiil tlu development ul ihe country mt) be seriousl) ', tardcil, because ul the iad lhat a valuable ill, 11 let' is liehi b) lliusc ui.u utt. UKSpalMn ut USIUS it tllellisiKts while the privi leges, conveyed therein arc thus rendered unavailable lo others, whu, wtu lhc)' allowed 1,, l.ik, huhl i,i ilu project as lirsl pai lus wuuld be able lu call) ll tu prompt .uul successiul Cuuclu* sion. In common with other governments smularh smut,a, ihe policy ol lhc Canadian legialu lures and of the federal bouse has been heretofore, to grant freely all eh.irters to which no opposition was. made luuii miti side sources. There are .11 present, however, siroi)-- indication* We cm handle as manv more. II you are thinking of b«.ld.„K ___t lh, ,,ay 0, „,, prumlsul(lll, granting ol applications lur smh Iraiiihises, is just about ended. The COBViction appears tu be laplill) galllllio lit.itlw.it StCOKS Sin 1 1. NORTH VANCOUVER, 11. C LYNN VALLEY 1 ii, \, t, - -nth ii,,| 1.11 fronting on sin * 1, .irlinr. Lots J, 4 an.l 1. Iliu, k * I'l KM] l'i ' I I Terms I3, joo caih, bslsnci 6, is and in months. MAY 6BIJRN$ '-state and Financial Agents Real SEVENTEEN HOMES IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION see us and talk the matter OH 1 CAMPBELL iit MILLER 205 Lonsdale Ave Sorth Vancouver APSII IJTB, 1910 never would be buill aliil which the promoter! knew, nevei' would be built, in order to reined) this lutdesirabk itateol ail,iii:, Sm.iiui Daws introduced 1 lull lo provide for lhe incorporation ui railway companies by the Railway Commission, instead oi by Aci uf Psrlisucni as ut pretest. One oi the provisions nl Uns bill is tu the cl- kcl that Dcit.ie a bod) ul men could gel a dialler hum ilu Railwa) Commission the) wuuld have 10 du pi'eliiiiiu.i. surveying which would cost uliullt >-!,sO per lillle. l-'rom other quarters a likt sentiment in Invoi ol more stringent meihuds with relei ejice lu ilu- graining oi charters is in evidence. in sa interview a Uw dnyl Igo Willi scura. members irom me wceteia ptu vincen, Uu- .Uinisier ul Railways .it Ottawa is reported as having declared that the da\ WOUld sunn come when blanket charters would not be granted .uu, companies would not be allowed ihe choice ol several routi Ihey would be allowed lo illu»ise ulle rullle allll lhe) cou eilher Use lt or aballdoll it be- lore the) would be given an oilier route, lhe serviceable- Iuss ol all action iuch as this is leadil) apparent when then ale iwn or lllule route! "I Bp" piiiMin.iiil) equal value, bc- tween two objective points, but 111 cases 111 which there is onl) uiu Iranihlr route, 01 where there is une route so great.) sn peiior lo all others ss to ten* dir those others praclicall) v.d uclesi because ol expense oi cou- slIlKll-'li as well as ul lnainlcll- aiht and operation, the remo* sl ui ihe blanket chattel would prove imt a partial measure, lor ilu reason lhat then Is nothing implied in that actum whnh would prevent Uu sscui mg a.i ,, charter (or thai one ver) superior route by thosi who had 110 intention ,,l building, but W lluse .."It* ptirposi would be io pi-jvcin all railwa) constn clion through the coun Thi Shtrwin-Williamt Paintt Covir thi Earth Stands Extremes of Heat and Cold RUBEROID is used on house* and barns at pointi 1,000 miles north of Edmonton, Alberta—and the extreme cold has no eflect on it. RUBEROID is used on buildiii|*s in the West Indies, South America and the Orient—where the thermometer registers from 90 to 100 degrees for monthi —and the extreme heat has no effect on it. Could you ask for a •**,ori aatisf actory foo6ne for vour house and barn ? Sole Agents for North Vancouver Paine <& McMillan The Pioneer Hardware t tt t mmm Thi Sherwin-t/illiami Paintt Cotir thi Earth IDEAL HOMES1TES FOR THE HOMEMAKER BRIGHTON HEIGHTS, NORTH LONSDALE Tlii. priiiit-rly Imm OB l.,,ii*"liili* iiveuiii- whiili ii Iteii-K n-a-Minl tn it. lull »i,ltli iiii'l li lult-varili'il. Kit-ry lol Mrs i-rll uml In. . maitnUia't-iit «*t**w. BtrseN arr ,,|»'in*,| ill r.iind llic propt-rtv un.l IBM uicly 110 raiiin*-. i'n,,-nnu,' from 9S7A.OO toMWalM p.-r 1.1. Tenet, |.jBsrtof rath, ain.l lheMlaaea. A, IIsnd ik it - there are onli IS loti in U1I1 -mai.' nlxlltMoe II fessNS lim.T 1- -),,ii a- tl,cy imii't la.l l,,ii*;ai tlic |,ri,,' Chas. E. Lawson £> Co. ,, - -lll.llll.Uli K, al Estate Spe isl iiti C ■ UVSOS 15 I 'UmUIc Ave. Phone 71) Lonsdale Avenue 1 ho four-room*] modem boiMM on doabls lot; funoed and improved. Pri* onlv $4200. Terms to suit. Tin- ll really i genuine bargain. Close in Property on Lonidale, Baplanade, Kirst, Second and Tii ird Streets • \\i ipeoialiae in don in property and if yon wish to luiv or-ell this class of property, it will pay you to call, write or plume to US, ELDER MURRAY CO. pin.in ;; Horth VaOfinivei rti'tn* HN Vsimmwr Special Offers Dotlbll ' ami. r Loti 11 ,m,I i ,. |,|,„ -, i i |) I I'll" 13500 la-- *,, I ., , . 1 Bio|h 1 mii, 1 I.ui 11, Mu k i.*, I). I. .7- (1500 Crt-li <^a„, btlsm - 6 iod 1.' monthi SiOgll l tll N- I 1 01 IJ, I laalk 18, IM I19 '" ( 1 '■ ','" Bslsni • 1 iod 11 Booths, Lot on Bsplsoide, Lol 56, bl* 1 k it/*, D I e'"11"' ' ■ esih Bslsoee 6, n md m nth. Lot 15, bloik 19, D.I sr i'n" IW00 1 ih fajo Bilinci ■ .,., \ , mu_^ R. McMillan & co. Real Estate and Insurance Biokeri 4 Lonsdale Ave. Phone \91 PO Box 15 m coacemsd until ilu \ could thai 11 is nol 111 tin inui'isi*.Isucceed 111 .sillinj; their charter, ni ihe ii.untu tli.it \.ilu.iblt*i Th, ution whuh ilu* Ontario ~ MMsssioas „i this sstun |ovimiueBt is reported lo have "",""ll,s " l'r'ml,'1,' "'"''' ** shoulil 1,,- irantcd with .1,, ,,„s- _ eumempUtioo, however, ,„■ l""1 ■ b«*rt> l,sl""lsl ■ "" J MiaJity oi their lyiig ntsasei lien vlauats whuh Wthinlh vot '" "" |,"l'l;i '"""' "" .. term ni vers ,„ „, ,„,h, ,„ applied maM ,,x,u , ^i,,,,, countrj needs railways and ths 1 Mine ll,,nr>''a, 111 ti. .'1 3u pin. (11*11 Kvciiun* by »|i|«,iiitnicul Alter nlliee noBTI, phnne Lll'J lunhcr ihs sods ol uwocharttc milum,. upos ihs latUr siiu.i tlc.dcrs, whm |iui|,.ast in .uiu- tim, git-] -vhich sroold li.nul oul niK posssssioa <,l nch franchises 1 verj ktumi check to ih.nu. is to sell Ihi'lll lo somi- iiiit else, dcils ol 1,, appIkatioBI i"' at .in inorbitaui Itprt .is com- charters without tin Intention pari-d with thc cost to tin in m build. It is proposed by ii- 1 siinn.n nn-: tonight 11 1 sin,nhl iiie tonight Hu'ii in*,nts istraBfsd sroald turn ones tnore hi ine, aaaiiai iub promoter ol ictus! railwa) ,„i,struiti,,n ,s , |.ul.-1 Rci.allillR llUu.r ,|,ns r,„„,IM. fully; SEE US FOR SASH DOORS MOULDINGS BRACKETS VERANDAH POSTS, ETC, h BIRRARD S\SH & 000R FACTORY, foot of St, (,(M»rae u... 1.... .-.. 11 , ... •■licit I 11 ■ r Onler. ■ Senator Davis receatl) voii a some itraightlorward tmiti* ments in this regard un iht ilimr ol ihe Senate ChainU-J ,it Ottawa. He sl.itiil that 1,1 tisties showed that Irou 191*0 in 1909, parliament had * t 1/11I sixty-five ceuipanii - Out- side ihe C.P.E., r.r.iinl Trunk Railwa), (inuiil Trunk I'acific, .mil (.'atiiulinn Norllurn railway there had beiai built onlj \t,i miles nl road and thai b* t>mr- teeli eiuiipaliies. Tlu , m his "pinion, sii.m-iil chartertiion{--f. iU)*. He u.is ol tin opi* 1 Uhut the time 1,1 parliament ihould not be taken up ,,i .■tntil\ p.issin-- ihaiia n loi tin iutliori/..itiMii ,,I MiUi a\ . ihat* that k-gislstun, to incorporate a clause in .ill charter and char- nr ex ension bills which ia sl (set «ill provide, that il Uu coiistr iction of th, n"i commenced .,n* ol llu iapit.il sta.tk has not been expended thereon, within ic benefsctor who merits the elliiduilli-llls seeming lliilll his enterprise, but ths country wants none nl ilu- charter deal- .Would look upon bm as oi yon, er, who, without the remotestI perchance intention or possibility oi build* And soften in the old [emitter lag a mile of railway, seeks ,1 valuable Iraiichise 111 orihr thai like anv parasite, he mav ill- railwav is ■ , , • ,, , ., .Sol might rest, lor-ovcn ol al , ' „ «** I""1S,U "m 'A[l» ■*■ tonight. ' !Krunl stance of others. The preciseI Iiiiiii into which legislstion Oh ' iriends, 1 pra\ tonighl willi respect to this important Keep not vour kisses lor tt) The eyes that a lull uu* wilh averted )*laiice For who could war with dumb unconscious clav J IWO yc-Sr, all,, llu passin, Ol ^^ „,„ ,,(, avsl,llh,nl „ __ dead, mid brow. the set, or U thc railwaj is nol o( umm m]m^,u. ,„ ]ir,,iul The wav Is loi.ely-l.-t „„ „,i computed and pul in operation w ^ |iit mtm u, ,K, NU,„ them now Within .In,,- -car*. „i the pans isSlm,,, (lwt solm, aon js Think^cnUy ol me 1 I am tr., in-; ol the set then the powers ,iboiii to In- made to remedy , v el-worn; - . ■ alioill lo IK' mane ui niiicii\ 1 , grenteil to the company by such1.. ,, , , ,,, ' My lulu-rm-* feet are picrcei ... the deeds oi the present iyi lt, , act shall nasi- and be mill and . wlUl '"'"n ■ Ulorlr ... 'em. 1.,„,mv,. 11 l.^irla, —tr, 1 1 void ,11 respei is sn much ad tin railway then rniaining iincom pitted The Ic^is'ialive leiidiiia 1 u, n t.ii"i iiiiiii thcee*>(wral iouici* Ure Peace) aad familj it turned Irom 1 two weeks' vsca- lion 111 lhc Capital. " Forgive, 0 hearts Htrangsd, , pie.id I When dre,unless rest is mint I shall not need The tenderness for which 1 long tonight. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. MIND vs. MATTKK In one constituency s heckler drew diiparsging attention to the candidate's lack of inches. "What's the -rood of a little chap like you .-"' said he. "It's a man wc want to represent us." "Ah," said the candidate quietly, "Where 1 come from we measure a man from the chin up. Vou evidently measure him (rom the chin down !" FERRV WHARF Hobby "Say, pop, what is the dillcm-ci- between a lunch ami a luncheon ?" Pop—"About a dollar and a half." Ill' All kinds nl Lumber Mouldings Sash and Doors, Etc. Very cheap J Substantial progress is being made ott the new lerry wharf at the foot of Lonsdale Ave. by 'the contractors in charge,during the. past lew days. Up to about a week ago attention had been called to the slow manner in which work was being conducted and the matter was taken up by the Ferry commissioners with thc result that they instructed their secretary to express the Hoard's disapproval. With some line weather now the west side ol Uie cement work would probably be well on toward completion in a few weeks and trallic changed to that side to allow the balance ol the old ! wharf being torn down and tin- cast portion of the reinforced cement work proceeded with. At the present quite a strip of the flooring cement has lieen pul in place over lhe not work of steel rods and the south und oi the false structure is being rusln-d as sueedily as conditions will permit. ONE WAY OF PAVING Mill 1 UHB ro. Mil.I. \M) OFFICE Bsplsnsdi, l;..ist 'liiiiie Hj Ninth Nancouver Father Dooley had just tied thc knot. He looked expectant. The bride looked sheepish, and Pat, shifting Irom one foot to another, looked guilty. At last he began : "1—I—don't like to Ih; mane, I fatlujr, but I changed mc clothes in a hurry and lelt me wages in me other pants." Then he added, in a whisper : "Take me down iu the cellar ! I'm a plumber, and I'll show yellow to lix thc gas meter so it won't register more than 40 per cunt. Mr. J. C. Williams returned from the Squamish Saturda\ where he enjoyed a week's trout fishing. His basket of a goodly number of the speckled beauties which hc avered were not caught with a silver hook, indicated that (ishing was pretty good. The announcement is made that the marriage of Mr. Percy J. S. Cole, connected with Unreal estate department of Robert Ward and Co. of Vancouver, and Miss Gertrude A. Wilson of Cambridge, Eng., will take place next June. It is understood that they will occupy their new residence, lot 753-550 on the Boulevard as soon as il is completed. COME and see us at Mr. and Mrs. Sykes, who have (cur the past few months occupied a house at tho corner of 4th street and St. Andrew '1 have moved to Lynn Valley where they intend to take up their permanent residence. -FOR- Fresh Groceries - CAM. AT - HICKMAN'S THK QUALITY STORE Have yoa looked up our Fresh Meat department, for quality and price wc cannot be beaten. Why go down the hill when we can supply all vour wants C. R. HICKMAN Groceries and Meats Phone 40 111 I.ousdale Avenue PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS ACT Richmond Electoral Distiict TAKK NOTICK THAT I have received objections in writing to the retention ol the lol- lulling n,ones on lhe Register of Voters for the Richmond l.lcitoral District on the grounds mi oppoeite esch name. AM) TAKE NOTICK tlmt at a Court ol Revision to Ik- held on thc :nd day of May, Nlu, et the Ciiy llall, Noith Vancouver, li. C, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, 1 shall hear and detciinllie tlic said objections, and unless lhe persons objected to, or some other provincial voter or voters on their behall satisfy mt- that the said objections are not well founded, I shall strike the names oll tlic said Register. Dated this ;th day ol April, 1910. THOMAS SHBPHBEO, Regis!iar „i Voters Ior Richmond l-.lciioral District. Keg No. N.iiiit Address and Occupation Ground of Objection J 11 19 3' oy t6l 374 Sbo -136 Hi taa) m 674 7'V 758 Sio 920 loll 1041 115b 1185 1121 '379 ■ -W5 11''.- )479' i.sis ll>.'.a. 170; 1746 l*,|l 2064 .'lol, 2 '53 «»5 .'(-a I I7M •953 J003 AUicrolllblc, l'.lwood I.illu Island I'.dln Laborer Absent Ad.uii, Wilfred Magec Id., Mat Grey, Laborer Absent Adams, William Terra Nia.i, lariuci Absent Allison, James Dinsniorc Island, 1'isheiiiiaii Abscut Arntip, .lohn Sea Island, 1-aiiu Laborer Absent Best, lames Sleveslon, Customs Ollicer iroiii irom from irom Irom Huiiell, Henry Hen Island, Bridge Caretaker Absent Hurton, William Steveston, Minister Absent Cartwright, Ceo. Allien..Ul. .l.s, Sub. 151 arid 15J, llr. 1 Carpenter Absent Cold, Lli George Sea Island, Lburnc, l-ariiur Absent Cooney, lalims Sea Island, Lburnc, l-aiinei Absent Dal/iti, Andrew Lulu Island, farmer Absent lliekl, Allied William Sievi.stoii, Daker Absent Dm 11, Wllllani Lburnc, fishermen Vbseiit Dingwall, Robert M Sea Island, 1-aiincr , Absent Dullamel, Charles Jericho, South Vancouver, it 1-l.shiTinan Absent Lllioti, R. l-.iiitsi initial Park, Laborer .._ Absent l-tlucs, Uiallcs Steveston, .Ut.idi.nil Absent Garvin, Samuel ,., Sea Island, banner .._ Absent Gray, John Mom- Uoweii Island, l-.nginecr _ .Absent Griggs, l-oiisi Trsctnaa Lburnc, Storekeeper Absent Hcylaudt, 0 i.n l-iaugc'.l llewich 2nd Ave. Steveston, Harbor Hogg, George Riddle .liowcn Island, 1-ainiei _ Absent Home, Thomas Vniicni Gibson's Lauding, Logger Absent Keeling, Thomas John ...Anvil Island, foXSOM Absent King, George Bowen Island, Ho., Laborer Absent Laing, Thomas ,Lot 12, 1L 5, NR. 7, W. S. ki , , 1,. m_, Vancouver, farmer Absent Lancville,' Dolplus , Lulu Island, farmer Absent Leonard, Georgi Steveston, Shot-maker *, Absent .M.itiluw-son, Peter . Lburnc, Lulu Island, fisherman.... Absent Milne, Robert II Tyson Rd., Hillcnst, Engineer.*.. Absent Moore, William John ...Howcu Island, Miner Absent ...Steveston, Contractor Absent Sleveslon, farmer Absent ...Sea Island, farm Laborer Absent Mc.Myn,' John Sea Island, farmer - Absent Nome. Lnc Qmu Sea Island, Lburnc, 0 rover Abseni Park, William Jaiucs ...McMillan's Ranch, farmer Uisciit I'.u.soii. Willi.nu S. ... Sea Island, farmer Absent Reynolds, .Noiiiian A. . Lulu Island, Laborer ...Abseni Rowan, Duncan Terra Nova, Csaneryman ..Absent Shaw, Ambrose MaGce Rd., Point Grey, Winder. .Absent Smithson, Herbert Steveston, Engineer Absent Toinpsett, Edwin Waltel Point lire), South Vancouver, _f\_\ Laborer Absent Will, William .....Acme Isld., Fisherman Absent Wilson, Iidward Dinsniorc Isld., Fisherman Absent Withcy, Teter Lulu Island, laiuier Absent from Irom District District. Districi. Dislriel District. . Dead. District. Dislriel Ironi Districi. irom Districi. Irom District, from Distiic 1 Irom District, irom Disitut irom Dislriel Irom Districi. Irom DistiM ironi Disliiel from Dislriel. Irom Distri 1 Irom District. Dead. irum District. Irom District Irom District irom Distiic. Morrison, Alexander McKay, Godfrey ..... Uil.iod, Roderick irom irom (10111 irom from from from from (rom from fiom from irom Ironi liom Irom from District. Dlsliiil. District. District. Dl-ll III Disliici. Disti id* District. Districi Disli.i'. District District District Distrii; DlsUK'. Distru 1. District, ironi Disi 1.*' from Disti a>: ■ from Distrii l from Distriit THE NEW STORE Just above the City Ha EXTRA SPECIAL Cash Bargains THIS MOMH Everything Reduced Hi 54 »nd 56 l.nn»d»l. At*. *'ANDIE ITStltN K "IT'S THE PLACE" F. K. Bennet, 6J Lonsdale 1.1.1 ■ Mali','-., iiimi • nil kind- nl Mi-lluii hiiiI Alii:,(iii- f'uriiiiiire MON OfflM, Hunk an.l Har Pixum-n Rqinir ink hi all IU liraiiilirn Picture FnUfllnf. Kiirniiuh' SUira^p, 173 THIRD STREET, W. M ill. OSDSSI uii-ti ,.ioini,| .iHiiiii.ii ALEXANDER SMITH £» CO. NORTH VANCOUVER LONSDALE AVENUE ESPLANADE FIRST STREET BOULEV\RI) AMD D. L. 265 We have exclusive sale ol the best properties m thr above. Call and inquire. ALEXANDER SMITH & CO. 11 Lonsdsle Avenue Phones—office 21 House 22 P.O. Box 60 J. It BUSKINS Cor. 3rd St. & Lonsdale Smsmm i" 1 s Qibra HORSESHOEING and General Blacksmithing S'" l.t! Hltt'llli'ill lllll'll tu Ullltl ind inlc*(-*riun l„,rM-.. Also car- riaic-i* itnrk and sttfl jlurpening. All work |MTSataMd. Prompt attention. Gitt-me a trial. We have just received a largo assortment ol small slock and havt a complete selection of VIOLINS GRAMOPHONES CELLOS DISC RECORDS CORNETS ACCORDIONS FLUTES MOUTH ORGANS STRINGS MUSIC STANDS BOWS MUSIC CASES ETC. ETC. AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT BE HATES. North Vancouver Piano Co. & School of Music Address--443 Lonsdale Avenue Phone 114 Wallace Shipyards, Ltd. SHIPBUILDERS, ENGINEERS & Boilermakers. . , Mariiu .unl Stationary Engine ami Boilt r Work promptly BsecetSai Telephone 103 North Vancouver Thacker, Thornton Co. NORIH VANCOUVER FIFTEENTH. NEAR LONSDALE-Dont lose any time in getting particulars about this propertv. There is $1500 profit in it lor you, and it takes $150*0 to handle it WEST VANCOUVER ACREAGE is moving last. We specialize in large and small tracts in this favored district. Prices right. Terms lhe besl. New location, West of the Palace Hotel Tbacker, Thornton Co. 144 2nd Slreet Easl. I eleph ephonc 10. •!••••*•••••**• $*•• ••M***W**M**.W,*#* *■ . \ . \ .|. e****e e*t a*a t*a e^e a*a e't a'tea*e e*e •*• «■*» IIIE LONSDALE rilARM.li) SELLS DRUGS AND MEDICINES AT VANCOUVER PRtCtS - - - TRADE AT HOME GIVE IS .1 TRIAL OX YOUR .VEX I ORDER I'HOXE ig T S. THOMAS. Hm, fi \ \ DRUGGIST | a(p*>*t^a>a>^^aa><a<aajM^<MM,*W""a,*H^^<,*^,^,^>WK^"M,+,> J llird-r SIGNS OK SPRING are seen in the lmgthuiinj- days and brightening suu. Soon it will be time to do your Spring rmovating, inside and outside. SKI.I-CT YOUR PAINTS here and now. Th.it will give you plenty ol leisure to 1'insider color schemes and ellu i:.. imi will also iniun \ou the rigkt (pulin "1 paints to carry them out. Stoney <& Co. 117 Lonstlal* 1 We have a House and Lot on 17th Street. A Good Buy. We have a cleared Lot on 4th Street for $3100, Good Terms. We have some good buys in 273. We have Lots in all parts of the City. BI5SELL, BROWN & SNYDER 64 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver MAIN 0FMCL:-M4 Hastings St. I., near Impress Iheatre THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< Our 50ft. Lots In hi,. 2008 are cheaper than Lynn Valley Acreage. Only $130 each i'ash |26tnd $10 monthly ' || _o r\ f> REAI ESTATE HROKERS \ Martinson & Co. ™zmm™Z local m-;us Mi Alex Gibson and Ui Clarence Hull, both will known residents ut this mv, wren op crated oe bj Dr, Newcombe sl the North Vancouver hospital lut Niturd.iy .ifteriiiiiiii. The) .iu reported to be progressing ,is well se eel bi expected up to the present, Mi. Hunker ol l.\nn Vslk) has jivsn up his position .is loretu.iti iii tin districi ol North Vancouver's ,|ii.iii\ ,nnl has ri moved to North Vancouver al ilie corner ol i nh .md Hendry streets Mr. Hunker will lesve slmrilv mi ,i trip lor his health, whieh h.is beea (ailing during ilu p.ist lew months. A Literary Column 8onicwh.it About Books ft Writcu "The true university in thest days is u collection ol books, thomss Csriyh The wise in.HI who HOUM lllln thousand vears uo remarked "of making of hooks there is no end," wollld toda) Iind his pre. diction justified b< yond his im liled:.ill expectation Hooks oll every coacdvahh topic written Iron every conceivable, and some inconceivable, points ol view, .in poured out Iron the press like ,i delude A well directed and enthused l.n. nl tv toward literature is ,,l great vslee ie ell tlu- varied iir- dianist writing in 167s cbrotri tliliislanees ol lile, w hell llie lies one ol his day, William ihill aiid isolation ol advancing Wootton, who tt the an ol 11, age settles down pall like, lhe. read and perfectly understood tapers lit in earlier days at tlm Hebrew, Greek, Laliu, Arabic, shrine ol literature still bestow Syriac, and most of the mod* tlu-ir grateful and cheering lighl era langnans, disputed in dii upmi the way. ...ity, law, and all the sciences; 111 the men of fetters ol toda] **■ skilful in History, both sa lew have -on with inch even «ed and prolane; m politic*) brilliance in their course as \\ k a word so universally and I Dawson. His critical stud- ^"lidly learned, llial he was ies ol the makers of Baglish 'ooW upon as a miraele and proas awl makers ol Knglish took Ills Bachelor ol Arts de verse, his historical sludie.s, in- g«w at Ceffifarfdn when twelve a luding Savonarola, which has years and live months old. So also beea dramatized, have Aet it would seem that the earned Dr, Dawson a Brat place «iso man ol three thouaand in English literature. yeara ago was somewhat justi- Dr Dawson is lo conduct sei- _* "»* * said "there is Soviets in tteslcv church, Vancou- llll"K »«* u,llUr •*»■■■ \er, daring the last week in Ap "Will Honeycomb." nl. and while in these days he is devoting himsell almost ex- , . ilusivclv to religious work, il "^ ^ «hovt caption a ought to b. possible sometime ^'li.mn .il literarv notes will .luring Ins slav here lo I.e., >W" "' ,lu' lw^ «*,Uo" liim on one „( his secular sub- "' _* gf*» , «'" lI"nn „,,s Anyhow whatovcr his «*»b "'' h *_* ><> ™"" subject is be is I great orator **• «"f »«*» «£"{*« lit- acquainted with all the arts and «« *~«* '« North Vancou- ver and hopes to have the aid ol literary readers ol the Kxpress iu tlm conduct ol tl.e column. Notes, news, etc., may Ik addressed lo him, calt ol ll.e lvxpiess. devices of orator] The press has ol lale been dilating upon the new boy prodigy who has discoursed and discomfited the wise men of Gotham We are accustomed lo hearing Irom time to time ol infant prodigies ol a musical turn oi ii.ii.d, bul the new oik- is deviiloped on the higher educational aide, and is ol a much rarer type. However, dolm Evelyn, the umbis Gazette. H. C. OA/.I'.TTK The lollowing appointments and notices are noted in the current issue oi the British Col- aee**e*e**e*ae*******a*t**e**e*ee**e*ee*e*a*4**o*e4e*a**4*f 44**4*4 Montrose Terrace The Cream o( D.L. 553, North Vancouver Flierr are nol very many ol thrm. bul you still have a chanrr to ,-ccure one ol these ideal homesites 50 x 140 to 20-foot Lane with $150 Gsh Balance spread over IB month* and lhe lolal price is $525. 1 hese lots, slashed and liurned, and requiring hardly any clearing, are situated nn an open slreel. I hey lommand a beautilul and uninterrupted view ol the harbor and llir south nty and are only three blocks easl ol the Giand Boulevard and tramline. Thr Price and Terms are exceptionally low and easy THE BRITISH AMERICAN TRUST CO., Ltd. Williamson tx Turner, Manager Real Estate Department 431 Seymour Street Phone 720 " ■ .................. ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ Appointments To lie members ol the board of commissioners of police --for the City of Cumberland, Alderman Kolmrt llornell and Joseph Shaw ; for the city of Kcrnii*, Alderman Q, K. Johnson and .1. B, Smith, .mil lor the city of Nanaimo, Alderman K. A. Busby and l.ainont liros. Ksipiimalt Electoral District -Ruth Skelton of Happy Vallev j Henry George Miliur Phillips, ol Millstreain ; Chas. BtU- tatiua Whitney Griffiths, of Metehosin. Victoria City Electoral District—\V. II. I'riee, Jos. A. I'riee, Hubert Staiiler Lush, John Hammond, all of the Cily of Victoria. Vancouvei Cily Kleeloral District—Alexander K. Hums, Wilton Savers, Harry Sellers, James Beckett McVeiy, Adrian I.etw'iiilel, Robert Joseph Craig, all of the City <>f Vamonvtr, Skeena Kleeloral District—J. C. llalsey, J. R. Hcatty, A. J, Prudhomme, J. D. Alien, J, G. Scott, J. A. Kirkpatrick, 11. II. Clarke, F. Cordon, W. J. Ouinlan, all of Prince Rupert. Delta Electoral Diitrict—Robert Livingstone, David A. Latimer, Win. Robb, Jas. W. Lee, George J. Weir, Wm. Crosier, Arthur G, Moore, A. J. Smith, and R. A. ltradeii, all of Lang- lev Prairie. Twenty names appear aa appointees for Siiiiilkaiiieeii Electoral distriit. An amendment to the Fisher ns Act stipulates that a license to lake salmon liv means ol a boat and net in the waters mentioned in the license may l-tiob- t,lined upon the payment ol a he ol live dollars Applications Ior a charter lo operate a lerry over the Fraser river at I1o|h- and also at Ruby are called for to Ik- in bv April 11 st. Kxaininations for efficiency in lhe practice oi assaving in this province will be In id st Victor- i.i on the. nd day oi May. F. ('.. Goldberg of the"cily ol Vancouver has assigned. Provincial licenses have Ineli issued to the following cxtr.i- proviiiiial companies Arthur ami Compan) (eiport) Ltd, .taunts Richardson and Sons Ltd. and Property Insurance Company, Lt<l. The lollowing extra-provincial companies have been duly registered : Ik-lding, l'aul ft Coinpanv, Ltd. and Soeietc Hypothecate du Canada Lid. Certilicates of incorporation have been granted to the following : British Columbia Ceiling and Rooting Company, J. |H. Harry and Company, Mi I.il lan Lumber Company, Shori- ' Shingle Coinpanv, Vancouvei Motor Clitbi Vigoriu and (Ival- in Coinpanv, and West Vancouver Land Company. j The Helgo-Caiiadiaii Fruit 'Lands Coinpanv are applying !for a water record on the North fork of Mission Creek in llu- district of Yalq. The dissolution ol partnership of the Coiiiox Sawmill Coinpanv is recorded. K. A. Fairfield, agent ol Vancouver, has. been appointed Until w attorney in this province for the Nineteen Hundred Wash- el' Coinpanv. Tin dissolution of partnership is i.oled of Vidal and Haihus, customs brokers of New Westminster. PEAHODYS RAILROAD KING We are jnle agenta here The mily suwulseluru that plnceaaraali (-uarantci- il they tlo not meet t-xpec- eationa. Try a pair Ami be (-"iivii i'i-'I IVitluulv's lliiiirniul Kin.- at PEABODYS' UNION iA MADE K OVERALLS J* Jff\ | -J m for S.I. br CUMMINGS Cent's Clothing, Furnishings, Men's, Lad.es , and Children's Hoots and Shoes. NEXT TO BURNS' MEAT MARKET Builders and Contractor* P, LARSON is prepared to supply I imr, Brick, Sand, Cement And all kinds oi Building Material lo'tMiitittHeln unit and at reasoiuilile prioei. —AITI.Y— HOTEL NORTH VANCOUVKR TEI.EI'HOSE No. 2. Nelson Manufacturing Co. ESPLANADE, Ka«t r,r N. V . l.fMBJR I'o '. Mill, AWNINGS TENTS SAILS N. NELSON, Proprietor NOTICE OF COl'RT 01 REVISION NOTICE is hereby given th.it on Monday, ths 18U1 Day ol April, i'ii", at 2 o'clock p.m. within thc City Hall, North Vancouvei, B.C., the Assessment Roll ol the City oi North Vancouver for the year iqio I will be revised by members of i the Council sitting as a Court nl Revision. Notice ol all complaints | against lhe Assessment, as made by the Assessor, must be given in writing to the subscriber at least ten days belore the date of the sitting of the court, tnd such notice must state the ground of complaint. Given under mv hand this i nli day of March, 1910. THOMAS SIIHl'HERD, City Clerk. NOW Is the tune lo spray your f r vt it trees. We rrcomnirnd ami will supply you with LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION Which should br put on belore the trees commence to bud. ALL KiNds of fertilizer* for lawn and garden the iiainai Lonsdale Avenue, at Ferrv Landing Tsui**SS l.l St.. in liml lilork eSSt iifl.i.n* dab, MOOQeseb, WWOcash,sslssest, i- dobUm ;; Polio Ml iht-,' l»t« tm '.'nil f>t., (iiiiiiK -outh, in .nd lilorli, " net ol 1 Miai-a. a);iuon cai-ii; hiessa, bshesesa, 12and IH-nnntlm. fFulioliS). Uii mi 3rd, etose In LoBaVWe Arc fli.W. || INUDoHlh, halane,. U, 1'.'moiitlia. (Win IM). ♦ «| n++++++++++++++t+++99+++++++++++++++++++++++J++++++f} 44+4-H4I-H + First Street +++s+++^++++++++++^++++++++++ Sixth Street l.,,t rtn nth St.ni-ar Hitliicwav. HIU0 '*, muli, liitl.itiff a. l'i, IH monthi. Fa,lu,4l). Second Street Third Street Fourth Street ' I .Vl ln.,t lo) nn |tl, St.. near Malum avenue. ' ' 117(10 Iimi i-hcIi, l-al-tncu M, 11! and 11 month*. Folio OU . Seventh Street lAl.cnt. 7lh Sl. ami M(H»ly An- 111100. M0 essh, bslssee h, rj nuu-ili. (Kniin tr.i. Eighth Street Fine lot JUKI off Iloiili'varil, l.i,ui( 'n,*t|a a lOSalleSBt vie*. Il4i(. M**^ '.*l, Ralaru-e A i:. ISmonlh-. (Folio 110). , Fifteenth Street 41 dot lol 011 IMI1, near Bettirk Ate |M75. |IMi,*.i-l, I'tla '* I! month*.. (Folio 12*4 . See our list of good buys The Canadian Financiers, Limited, 14 Lonsdale Ave. Phone SIS Head Office, 632 Granville St., Phone 5%0 :: t-m-HH-H ^-^+-H^4^ THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. *Mxt99j9999j99t\99»*9t\9U99j9999 \ 4 t i 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 Lota 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 or before April 15th next. Nearby lots in DISTRICT LOT 265 now saleable at $1000 to $2500 each Maps and particulars on application I X 9 * 9 9 9 9 t t 9 *********0************************ 4444444*4*4*44040400044444*444*44444440444*44444***44**9*****4*49***0*44444*44404444*44444*4**4*999999 IRWIN &. BILLINGS COMPANY, LTD (Incorporated \A). 1906, under the Companies' Act 1897 and Amending Acts, with chief place of business in North Vsniouver, B.C.) Cor. Lonsdale Avenue and 5th -Street North Vancouver, B.C., Telephone 15 Call and see our list ol City Property and Acreage Double Comer on the Boulevard, $3000 One-lhird cash, ba1. arrange d D.L. 265,2 lots, $1200 each, Easy terms. Nut-Meat I,oaf-*-Oii-.--lialf cup chopped or ground pecans, the same of walnut meats, one cup dried bread or cracker Cfamfas, one egg is required, two is uu improvement. One table spoon noted bitter, Vet the crumbs with milk ami .is tin- crumbs soak add more milk if inn s- sary. It should be a little loo I thick to run Turn in the uiix- Iture after stilling well and mv- ir with lots of batter. Hake hi a roasting oven a half hour Lonsdale Brokerage Co. Cut in slues and serve hot In. next day dry slices and cover with thukuied and sir.until juice from a tail ol tomatoes. Sliced cold and served with creamed potatoes makes a good iiiiuliiiiatloii. All walnut meats makes the musl a trille dry, but can be used il pecans .lie loo C.X|H.'IIS|Via. tody of water shall for all pni- noaea, be deemed io be vested in ilu- crown, unless and until some other rignt is established. No light to divert or nso water be deltncd therein shall In- west Torritories aod tho Yukon Territories, every ditch, channel or canal constructed or adapted (or conducting water from any lake or water course, hall bs provided at its entrance gi.mtetl otherwise Uian under ; with a grating of screen to pre* the provisions ol the said Aet. jvent the fish Irom entering. The Govcrnor-iii-Council mav,' . . , „ , ,. , upon tix recominundalion of . Am "° "? slull„catch ilsh tin- Minister, provisional eo..-;for' lak*> __* « *el1' ___*** Inu, and validate anv .nst. u "r^M>ort any fish for the pur- ment professing lo grant tfV. *"■ 0,(«>»«**»* >* [** ■«* right, record or other privilege "*" __[fmm "cePl h>' SI^ foi the use of water within the r" pcrmit' Kailway Hell, providing that *^——■■——— any such validating order or eoiiliriiiailion shall Ik- United lo ,i period not exceeding two MORRISON'S SIGN WORKS Keith Block Ist Streei W. 0. K. Woodyard Out 17th St. mo Momr *.»«. S'lln .ta|V*-at.*,al Hilt li-IKtll. Di-uhh- |.*,l (lull .-■■r.i »:, Kl dt-liv, rati Al-" .,-n* .hI ,-,,i*. trn-iin|i, c.f i, . i.»t *tin , trail ti$, ,ir F. B. DAY riioa.t-9,. W. Ti-emayne 18 lonsdale Ave Phone 186 North Vancouver, B.C. IlOi'SI.IIOJ.l) HINTS A piquant salad dressing mu\ be made of sour milk or Cf 111. Take' the yolk of ■ hard-boiled egg and rub it until it i.s quite smooth. Then add hall ,i nip ful of sour cream and a luhlc- s|iooiiful of vinegar with sillli- iiiaiit salt, pepper and sugar to o\erioliie anv unpleasant taste of the cream. To make beeswax, plan- the honey comb in I coarse muslin bag alld put in a small StOM to weight the contents. Put into a kettl i, eover with water and boil, The wax ionics lo the top of the Vttel .md Hit- sediment remains al the bottom ol the kettle. Win ti the water i-* allowed to cool, the wax (onus a solid cake. SOME DIH-KKKN'Cli A long-winded, prosy counul- lor was arguing a technical can recently belore one ol the judges of the superior eourt. He had drifted ..long in sneli a desultory way that it wus hard to keep tiack of what lie was trying to present, aud the judge had jusi willed a very siiggcs tive yuwn. "1 sincerely trust that 1 am not unduly trespassing ou the time of ihis eourt," said tin- law ur, with a suspicion of s.n- casm in his voiic "There is some- dillerelice," thu judge ipiicllv observed, "between 111 espassing on lillle aiuf i-ncroaehiiig on eternity." , DOMINION ACTS An Act has just passed in lIn- House of Commons at Ottawa which provides lor lhe loiiliriu- ation and declaration ol tfiu Rights ol thc Crown wilh respect to water and water Doe er and relating IO ibe diversion, acipnsilion and nsi<ol w.i In in the railwav belt in Ml ish Columbia, Including the hln, k eoiitailiing time ami oiie- h.ili million acres in the 1', ,,*, P.iter district. Tin Ait ilelmes lllal allv river, stream, ualciiouici*, lake, spring, creek, ravine, canyon, lagoon, su.nnp, marsh m othei period not exceeding \ ears from the dale of the coming into force of this Aet. Provision is also made, in the Act lor the Crovernor-in-CouiHil granting licenses (or the storage and u.-je ol water lor domestic and municipal porposes, irrigation, steam power, mining and the clearing streams (or driving logs, and the construction A anv works in connection thcii*- wi'th. The An to amend the Fish- tiles Ail alio just recently enacted provides that the Minister or ain lislury olhier shall have the power to deblle the ini.il boundarj ol tstsnt) 'lishing ,itu\ that any lishery ol licer mav direct, ellher ill writ ing oi orally on sight, that a greater space than two hundred and lilt} cards shall Ik- lelt between salmon nets or other lishing apparatus. Xo net or other device shall Ih» so um**' as entirely to obstruct the passage ol fish in any of the waters ol Canada unless aiithnril\ Ih- given lor tho placing of scrit-ns to prevent the escapt|lll lish held for breeding purpos, • During the season the tiun il which lisheriiieii are not ptrniit- trd Ui lish is set forth as from low water nearest 6 o'clock in the alternoon ol every Saturdav to the time ol low water nearest h o'clock in the afternoon of even Mondav in tidal waters No person shall use ,i BUI ■ seine for the I .iplure of lish un less Under spe, la] license for thu Inking ol .salmon* m such u al ers of the province of Hritish Columbia as are Specified it such licenses. In the provim is of Hritish Columbia, Manitoba, Saskat cin wan and All-erta, the North-; Double Corner View and tad 31, 32-211-544 ioo it x 145 ft J</M5 — 5.175 "s'' lt-nvl(tl» Double Corner Dowser & Hope Rd. 22, 23-10-764 66zi22 ft. fi.ooo—1500 cash. Double Corner Moody and Kill I, 2-104-550 loom i" 5A.3.V—S1.1.S0 cash Bressey Peers & Boult REAL ESTATE lu-.ur.inc* Notary Public Plion* IHH Double Corner 17th snd Stephen I, a-10-615 140x157 tt. 11,675-1150 cash Hal monthly NORTH VANCOUVER 1 Choice residential property fronting on the Grand Boulevard and in adjoining blocks. No lots less than 50 feet frontage. All cleared. Business property and acreage. For plans, prices and particulars, apply to MAHON, McFARLAND & PROCTER LTD. Cor. Seymour and Pender Streets Telephone 6286. Vancouver, B. C. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. 0. DESIGN - FINISH These are thc features which give* a distinct air of refinement to our sterling .uul silverplalr hollow ware, anil which, combined with lhc high quality ol the material, place it in the fronl ranks of the worlds best. When you consider the fact, thai we place this excellent wan ,m lhe retail niarkil al inaiHil.u turns prices, you cannot i |t,-<- you eyei to llu- money you ian bv buying Innn us. S«ow titer ol SUPERIOR QUALITY WEDDING PRESENTS Henry Birks & Sons, Limited Gold and Silversmiths Geo. E 1 tony, Man. Dir. I lastings and Cuanvillr ♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦ 0. k. BAKERY And CONFECTIONERY BRKAD, CAKES, PASTRY, ETC Fl;i IT, CANDIES, CIGARS \N1> TOBACCOS STATIONERY, MAGAZINES OFFICE SUPPLIES. ETC Fred. Bosquet, Pro|>. J AT Till HOIBU I Canyon View B. C. Fox, V. i im ui ver i B. Draper | W. D. Parke- I H. il. and Mrs. Kloch I Mr, and Mis. Barton I 11. Trapper I Jas. Simon C. W. Cowan j' 1-. \V. K. Grant '. W. T. Dalton A. 11. Hughes Mrs. Blew C. tf. F on est' A. Tilley, Montreal . h. Btonnan, Toronto A II l..iiigloll, Ihleago i',eo. Rhodes, Ottawa .1. Bogit, Ottawa Mrs. Russell and Isinlly, Rd- inburgh, Scotlawl, Ninth Vancouver 1 Jas. \\ilton, Vsncouver 1 K. Robertson | G. W, l'ower C. D. Veysey J, ii. Keetools Mrs. P, T. MciTi:k " Mrs. B. Reid 1 Mrs. Harrington 11. 11. Swei-sy j W. .1. Rogers j Chas. Hyron Robt. Sponcc " .I.A. McDougan " Slither 1'eppard 11. G. Kandlesoiin, Valde/ Island. 0. J. Rayner W. H. Kllis, Victoria Palace Hotol- H. A. Smith, Vancouver ('.cr. Marsall C. C Watson R. Monkinan, J. Atkinson H. Logan J, D. Shearer H. Porter The lollowing verses .uc limn the pen of North Vancouver's Hard, Mr. D. 0, Dick ; This world of fate Rolled on in slate, Singing its happy sonnet ; 1'ntil one morn With lew to warn She bimi|H-d against a Comet. Deep in lhe seams 01 earth hound rocks Hewed out bv human forces A man and woman Lost their way While earth reduced to ashes When to the light Again they came There were no human masses No living form Hut lifeless corpses From llalley's Comet g.ists The moral of tlu si- I.iiu-s of mine Is sense on coiiinioii bases : To build ourselves Hind walls of rock And thus preserve i.*,r races. DISTRICT OK NORTH VANCOUVER Tuc District Council desires hinders for carrying out the lollowing work : i. Clearing and grading r'n- durick Road Irom Centre Road to Froinnie Road, aboui I JOO ieet, And 2. Clearing and grading hall an acre adjoining l.ynn Valley School, And 3. Clearing and fading about 40 chains of road in Wesl Capilano. Particulars and specifications can be had at lhe Dislml Municipal olhce where scaled T.-.i ders willi deposit.s uiu at in- lodged belote 7.00 p.m. Oti Thursday, the- .'1st inst. ALKX I'IIII.II', C.M.C. North Vancoaver Woodqard We supply ST0VEW00D any length required $2.75. per load. Prompt delivery. Phone 190 P.O. Box 136 Board of Trade North Vsncouver Bosrd oi Trade meets the third Tuesday ol each month, at 8 o'clock p. m., in the board room, City Hall. Executive meets the first Tuesday of caih month. W. J. Irwin, president; .1. G. Farmer, secretary. WANTED-Chaiuberinaid Palace Hotel. PIONEER BAKERY WAIKIK & IIIMIR, Proprietors BREAD CAKE PASTRY Try our \.\\ BrOWa Bleed. Daily delivery ti> all parts ol citv Phont- 8 and 5+ Stores: 71 Lonsdale Ave. Cor. Lonsdale & 6th St. L3 Lonsdale Avi P.O, Box 13 Phone 13 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ : N 0 T I C E If you want to sell your Property, fill in blank space and Mail to INKSTER & WARD NORTH VANCOUVER ADDRESS LOT BLOCK D.L ottmtmt iiiimiiii umium minum NOTICE ! Our business is now practicallv on 1 cash basis This enables us to give our customers the same high class goods we have alwais handled at very much better prices than can be obtained (rom stores doing a credit trade. Trv an order and compare qualitv and pi ice. j. 4. & m. McMillan ♦»»tn-» ■><♦»■> mtmiiei t%t%t9t%t%949999%t9t9tj ♦44»W4*WIIIIIIIIIIMIMMIIIIIIMIIMHH»HHH»HHi44lHHHHlH MltHHiWHH»H»IIIHIIIIHH*HHH*HHHMIHIHIItHH4*HHft Manitoba Real Estate Co* 2339 Westminster Avenue Vancouver Front St., Lot 11, D. L. 460, si/e 150x150 in'. Price, J1750--C11SI1 ',„ bal. h and 12. Lots 13, 14 and 15, block Jl, D. L. 469, ', .uns. facing Keith Road. I'riee, fl,500—cash balancc easy. i'ith Btreet and St. Qeetga Street, 4th lot Eroeei 1 h.- Ave, I). L. J49, sue 44x150 ieet, pi ice ffau all cash. Lots i lo i" uitltnlid, all 11 eared and high, vxi-, leet, pine fffl ,,ish |4}0| bal. h and ij 1110, 1 Uh and llmry Ave., lots 1 and 2, block 5, 1). I. aii, si/e 1001147 |,<;lt price nn) |rt9* nth fiVjo, bal. 6, |] and 18 monUis. Lot 20, block 17, D. L. 55,1, si/e 50x1:0, price fj; St cash fjoo, bal., n, 1: and 18 months. Lot 27, block 551, si/c yui:o, from $450, cash 1-3, bal., easy, lo lots. Lot I, block B, 1). I. i,i, ,i/f 141x117 leel, cash '., balance lo ait, K. '., nl lots i|. i", 11 .111,1 11 m N. '*, of 14, D. 1. 621, each 66x13: eet, $850 Uic whole lol 1 a h ',, balaiiu iu acres, % of 86 in 1). I. B6l, price I105 pet acre, cadi 1-3, bal. h, i; nmi kj months. Five Wt It. lols. Good (or one week only. 8-t-8bo one acre. Price $350, cash, |l|0, balance, flu per month. Lillooet Koad, section 58, 1). L. 865, one acre, fejO, cash 1-3, bal. 6, 12 and 18 months. tb 18(15, ', acre, I3110 ; cash |I00, balance fio per month. Lots 7, S, u and lo, block \i, I). L. ion, si/e yj 1:0 leet, jirice $700 ; i.ish f.150, balancc, 6, 1: and |( iiionths. Lynn Vallev, lol 3, hlock I, I) L* 21187, si/c 33x110, price f2io ; cash (go, balance fig quarterly. Lynn Valley, lots 11 and 12, block 2, D. L. 2087, si/.e 33x110 feet, price f.475 j cash f 125, balance f5o quafterly. Peter Road, 6-44-2087, si/.e 55x100 left, partly ilearcd, price f.pKi; cash )'., balance/> and 12 months. tf, ', ol 12 in I). L. 2088, five acres, price |j,IJO, cash f 1,750, balance to arrange. Lot 16-12-2088, % acre, price $475 i cash J-75 to J200, balance f2o per month. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIi;ilinilll|IIIIW^
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1910-04-12 |
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