MM MIDWEEK! t_]£_wxm EDITION Volume- 1 Nokth Vancouveb, B.C., May 10, 1910 Number Rumor of Purchase by Grand Trunk Pacific A report i.s current in the ilailv press that the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Co, has pur- ili.ised blink .'Mi, North Vancouver and lhat it i.s propoied to utilize same (or terminal vards, and further tli.it add] laa.n.il transfers ol Nortli Shore property will he enacted In i very short time relative to the larger proposition. It is stated that Mr. lv .1. Chamberlain is now in Seattle negotiating lor a steamship senile there aiid it is expected that upon his arrival bark in Vancoaver ibai he will prooab- ly have some definite statement to make regarding the com- panv's proposals. Hlock 2hh lies Immediately west ol Hlock 2h5 and coinpri.s- es a great portion ol the level land lying between the laltei Hlock and the Kirst Narrows. It is an ideal location, I■< in■■ extremely level attd bordering on the south ol one ol Canada's linesl harbors Hurrard Inlet, It is understood that this pro party has lieen held in lisei VI lor railwav lacilitiis for sometime. JOINT CIVIC ADVKKTIS1NI COMMITTEE The Joint Civie Advertising Committee met in the mbnicip al hall last week with the lol lowing members present : Al derineii Sihult/., Irwin and Mc ihn, Councillors Lawson and Missis. Jlordiii, Jones, Wil hams and I'hilip. Mr. A. G. Perrv was in the chair. It was resolved to tciulir I vole of lh.inks to the uly ami diatrict couacili and to ilu- ler iv directors (or tllc Ittbacrip linns they had promised, lion. 'Ireasiirer Irwin report id that be had paid all the « i. iim ts alld that there was stll a bal,mu- ol Sun.07 left iu ,h. t leisure. The matter of renewing llu contract for advertising in Uh l; am i.iis was luiisideled ami n was resolved lo u-lllintlc tin. lor a period ol six mouths nun uieacing with tin- inst ol Ma it helil-- understood that 'hi i,nils would appear m Vancou ver, Scattk and Tacoina .a.s ai a rental of fjj, per month .v committee was appointed to arrange br Eraah cards to be Usui lot lllis (impose. 'lhe lion, sn ret.iry reported iln application ol the Canadian Colli lei lol p.llll'l alllli a lews ill lhe utv Irolll the Illlel to be ill silled III Its minimis. [| wa resolved lo refer lhe mallei io the secretary lo procure Mcfc views. Tin sub committee on pro grama lor this year submitted a recommendation lor the consideration ol the meeting It was resolved to advertise oliie a week in the lamoiiiei ilailv papctn .nul Missis Irwin, Morden and 1,unlet were ap pointed a committee to take charge ol ilus mailer. rbej Wile also diliiled lo bull;; ill a recommendation as to a special iss.ui iii iln* loial paper during lhe season. A special folder committee was appointed lo draw up a re port l"i a liish issue of the (older (or this year. The coin mittee appointed was composed ol lhe hou. sceTelaiy ami 111 Moldetl. Missis Williams and Jones wi ie appointed a committal loi tin pm pose oi nenring framed groups ol loial vnws loi dis plav m publii pi.ms. Ill iiilllliilloll Willi the plo pos.il lo hold a inilsnal listiv.il limine lhe year it was icsolin io uiu lhe matter to a COM miltie iiiiiiposedol Ai'l'nn.in Silnili/ imd Mr. Jones to bring Hi a n pui t and len,iiiiucliil.i lions. Councillor l.awson Introduced lhc siihjcit ol the mining Inust ami llowel show to U- In Id uu del the alispiics ol the HoTtl llllllll,il assm I,iliuli, .Old ll was relerred lo the adveltlslllg uilli- mittee to co-operate with lhe assm iation by advertising the show as lully as possible. RKCORD MONTH It is understood that the iii'iiith of April, icjio, was a renin! month for lhe North Van COUVir City Ferries and exceeded bv a Rood margin the ml i .ii 1111114s ol last July w hi.h was the largest and most pm fit,ihii* month up to thc list "I Ml iiiii this uat It is sai'l that the receipts lor last month uvu operating ntpWM win* approiimataly fl,500, II !'ii|iih,irt is ireitin-,- ,1 tl sideinc Inr his personal on 11 p,iii'iii on 1 ith strict just east ol Si Andrew's Am HACKWARD PIPILS There is in, intelligent (each ci ol a graded school who has not (ell the dillieulty of dealing .ii a class with backward pupils. There is always theqius lion in the coiisciiiitious teacher's mind as to whether it u right lo heen forty-five children wail in-; while lhe live, who ila, not understand the explanation already comprehended by tlu,ii grc belli); taught. Devices without number are resorted to 111 order that the many do imi lose time wliile the lew ale bell); kept in line. The success 01 these is tlie measure ol the teacher's skill and ability. Unt there are iu almost all I lasses, pupils whose capacity lor learning certain suhjceis u iii'ii .vv ilu- average. Sometimes it is spelling that bailies lln tilth student, aiid day allei .lav failure diaconragaa him a bar Now and again reading is the dilbcnlty. Fur olteiier it is aiithmetic lhat stands iu th vi av ol promotion and kteps th pupil coin-; over the same nail II Ull llu* lissolis lose all then beauty and interest. Then llien an- iliiblren who are wanting 111 mechanical ability To such drawing and kindred siili| 11: 11,ike hie ,1 veritable buriku, 11 is smh iliiblren that have sihool as soon as ihev ian pel sii,ule iheir parents to allow iinin to Ro to work, and thev make up lhe greater niiinb.r o. 11 naiits. Oflener they plod along, enduring the mortifies lion of seeing younger brothers and sisters pass thelll with a fortitude and conscientiousness that are often too little appre dated l'arenls and teachers Imd (anil with them for what they cannot help, or bear in grieved silence with what is lo lliem a MMtaat agUFN ol humiliation. There has liee-n introduced 111 to the 1 lasses ol three of llu large graded ichoola at Vkto 11.1 what is known as the Ha lavia svslein ln addition lo ilu- regular teacher, anothei Inlps in the more crowded 1 l.issiooiiis so that individual attention jnaj hi givm to thos. who need it most. Then a oolii is provided where I In isi pupils who Imd anv siibjut spe 1,illv difficult may be taught |lllle bv themselves. Il MU imu found in many cases thai with this individual attention ami with the In Ip and svmpa llu . the illlliiillllcs have ilisap |>i,llnl and the hovs alld gills have gone back lo their classes In lake then plans with a new inun confidence in then own ,1 lailili whuh has in,1I1I11I lium lo siiueed better ill,ill some 01 llien ilassinales It mav nail ilv lie believed th.it siiih work needs special ipialilnatiolli. Not onlv must lliis instructor havi teaching ability of a high or der, but she must have gooil I.u I and sympathy ami incx haiistible patience. There is, however, no work more worth lhe lining than this of helping pupils to overcome ilifliiultic ■ It mav be asked whit hei some such svstein might nut In employed at lhc other md ol tin* sialc Thite ate pupils 0 manual ability who are ham lured iii their progress by the iiiiessitv ol keeping pace wilh ilu majority ol their fellow pu plls These children .m in some of the schools allowed .il lhe end of the vear lo taki their places in a ilass above that lo whiih those who havi not made as good a showing, are put. If tbey could have City Council I.ast eveniug's meeting ot the City Council was purposely cut short out of respect to the late- King. Alderman Irwin said that a great calamity had befallen the Hritish Kmpirt- through the loss ol tlieir great monarch. Ile moved a resolution of deepest sympathy to the royal mourners, and that sunup be Iorwarded through the pro|H-r mannall and "that out of respect this council adjourn from its labors." Alderman McKae, in scemid- ing the resolution, remarked that the late King was a great ruler of a great empire. "We are a part of it and he wa.s the head." Floyd, the North Vancouver lish dealer was present and pressed for some consideration ami protection against the en- uoachiiiiiits on his business by the Chinese vegetable and lish dealers who he alleged were Operating in this city without a lueii.se a-nd contrary to the city bylaw. His Worship intimated that steps would be taken to bring this bylaw into ellect. The lollowing linancial accounts were read and passed : Finance committee, J730.25 ; police, .S*)*11" ; school, 190.00 , Boanl of Works, IIJ40.S8 ; watei works, ytoSI.l5 ; lire and light, $i*l>M5, and health, 550. A. 0. l'erry, manager of thill C. Klectric Ry. Co., was present with a sketch plan for ,1 siding which the company pro posed installing on (jileens'biiry Ave between 15th and ihtli streets. The engineer approvcil ul the plan and it was passed. The engineer advised lhat hi had examined and approved ol ihe proliles of the subgrades ol the H. C. Klectric Ky. Cos proponed extension on Ki-li load Ile Intimated he would like lo lie furnished with a plan ol the linished grade. Mr. l'erry volunteered to obtain a lullii ment of the engineer's ic-ipiirc- inelits. Relative to an inquiry as lo what progress was being made with the local petitions which had passed the council some weeks pasl Alderman Irwin moved that the clerk proceed willi advertising lhe proposed work and that the engineei make arrangements for the lul lillini'iu of his duties in this connection. The latter staled that he wished to have lilt slorm sewer matter settled belore proceeding with the work and a motion, included in the lormer resolution, instructing the city clerk and engineer to interview City Colicitor Reid relative lo the maimer ol payment of the storm sewers, loial im provement or general, vv as passed. On lhe recommendation of the liiiaiicc committee, a special meeting was called for Fridav night to consider the yearly is timates. The foreman ul lhe water works was instructed to sic- ti the placing of all the wati 1 laps in ilu- Grand Boalcvar. and Ottawa Hardens, muiii- spuial instruction in lh. woik ol the grade which they, as the ihildlsh phrase goes, have "skipped" their progress would Ik- still more rapid. Hut we may lie very thankful tor what we have. Waiting wil not do the child whose Intellect is active any grt'fct harm. Th luisv brain will laid somi thing with which to occupy ils thoughts. It must not be taken for granted, however, that the pupils who are in need of this s|u* dai help have not real ability A verv able and successlul lea ilu-r was acuistoined lo say thai he alwavs Wondered whal became ol the clever pupils. Nothing i.s nun e surprising lhan to sec boys who were regarded in their classes .1- dimces, developing into useful iiieii, or girls who seemed un able to iearn, making good housewives or successful business women. Correspondence Kdilor Kxpress ; Sir, When the date of the burial of our late Sovereign Lord, His Gracious Majesty King Kdward, has been definitely lixed, our civic authorities will doubtless arrange lur a nulled memorial service to beheld in some public place oil the ume day. 1 have uo doubt bui that similar services will be conducted in all our city churches. May 1 suggest, though it will probably, be sup erlluous that these should noi lie allowed to interfere ill ain way with such arrangements a- His Worship the Mayor anu his Council may have in view. Presumably any such service will be held in the alternoon. With your permission 1 shoiili like to announce that with ih thought in mind it has been decided that the services held in .St. John's church on the day 01 the funeral will be : a celebration of the Holy Communion at H a.m. and memorial servin at lu a.m. Thanking you foi your valuable space, 1 am, sir. Yours faithfully, .1. HUGH HOOl'KR. I. 0. 0. P. ATTKND D1V1N1, SKKVICK The members of North Van couver Lodge, No. 55 and sojourning brethren assembled ai iheir place of meeting, the K. of 1'. Hall, I.ousdale Ave., ai 2,,lo p.m. 0n Sunday last foi the purpose of celebrating in some titling way the nnietv lirst anniversary of the order, and with this object 111 view, pneaadtd to St Andrew':* Presbv tc-rian church where sc-r vice was held at ,V.l<> o'clock The paatOI of the church Kev. .1. D. Gillam, M.A., delivered .1 most thoughtful, inspiring and interesting discourse upon the theme "A Peculiar People.' The choir of lhe church ren ili-red an anthem in a most ac ceptable manner. Mr. R. Wil son had charge of the organ. ST. ANDKKW'S AND CALK DONIA.N .S0C1KTY The regular meeting of this Society will be held in the Club rooms this evening at 8 o'clock Vice-President Law will read a paper on "Scottish Superstitions." Lynn Valley Notes Miss l.ydia Smith of Halifax county, Nova Scotia, is visit mg at her sister's, Mrs. Chas Mimro, Rice Lake. There have been several dogs poisoned in the valley this week and the people are up iu .11 ms about, ll would not be ,1 healthy spot lor lhe one who is lound putting poison oul as ihey would certainly be shovel lo the limit that the law al lows. Mr. I .11 mn lull is clearing his lots on Dovercourt Road and will build a.s soon a.s possible The Ladies' Aid of the Lvnn Creek Methodist church .in holding a concert social on Tuesday, May 17th. The Opening of the Lynn Valley Car Line Messrs. Crawley and Bullock: have sold their places and an moving to Hornby Island ti ,1 .irt ranching. HOLIDAY CANCKLLKD In view of the alinoiiiiieinellt of the May Day celebration committee that the Nativities fur May Day, May nth, to I1IOTTOW, have been postponed Indefinitely, and the proclaim tion of His Worship the Mavor declaring a half-holidav .,11 thai date has been withdrawn. MAY DAY P0STP0NKD Owing to thc death of His Uajeaty King Edward Vll., the ltay Day celebrations in this iitv have been postponed lade linitely according lo a itati [ment made by members ol the oinmittee in charge. The local management of tht H. C. Klectric Railway Coinpanv announces that Ihey will open their Lynn Valley luie lo the publii on Satunlav, Mav 14th. The rules have bull lixed a.s lollows ; Inside ol llu- three mile limit which is at a location dose to Church road, some distance pasl the Lynn Valley general store, live centi; further than that to the terminus, an adililioii.il laie will in charged, fkttkra' tickets at the rate ol ten rides lor 50 cents will be procurable by all bona tide residents ol the Vai ley. it is expected that the open ing of this new line will not onlv be a boon to the Valley but will materially increase lllc earnings of the ferry alld bc an inducement for a large adhi- tioii to the already heavy trai- DISTK1CT COUNCIL AD- VANCK HRIDGK HYL.V.v The district council al a spa cial llleetlllg held last IVUliag uii.tnged lhat the clerk IwOi petitions to the rate-pavers I., llieir .signature lo aiuhoiui lhe introduction ol a loan bylaw lor > .'50,000 lor the ptiiposc 01 pui 1 basing stock in the Hurrard Inlei Tunnel and Bridge Company. This announce men t i.s in direct accurd with a propositi,>i. which Reeve McNaught ha., been working diligently on siiiu- his arrival Irom the east wlm, lhe delegates were successlul 111 sei 111 ing a charier lo build a midge over lhe Second Narrow.*, irom the Dominion government. In order that the coimcil mav proceed in the matter it is ace essary that a pctitii/11 upi- scut mg more lhan half of the assessed Value ol the lands Hi the district be received irmn lhe ratepayers praying 111 council 10 prepare a bylaw Ut .submission lo Uie electorate loi ihe purpose ol receiving llieii assent to borrow lhe sum 01 .■250,000 to be utilize*! for tlu purpoae above nitutioilcd. There appears to lie 1110 doubi ihal lhe petition will be rctur ned sulliciciilly sigind and lli.il lhc way will be made ileal' lui ihe council lo proceed wiih lia bylaw, the text of which has already been formulated aw ail mg the return of lhe signed cii- eulars. OFFICIAL LKTTKK In lo lllis side of lhe inlet. The line to the Valley passes ior a short distance through a primeval ioreat closely bordered on both sides by the nionarclis ol uie wood and this uloUC will bill pleasant and interesting diversion to city folks lroui Inv routine ol Iall buildings aiid busv thoroughfana, 'tha Vallev is now being plellv Will opened up and the tacUiucn oi- lercd bv railwaj ronnnriioni will surely add many develop- iiii-uis and iacreaat ine population to many lold belore vuv long. The new line will also provide eaaj accent to the Lynn mines and the many attractive ami sunn spols in ihal section ol the distiict unhiding the l.vnn canyon, considered to be one of lhe most favored beautv spols 111 lliis section ot the country. LOCAL NEWS Mr. W. Rogers, lhe popular car man ol ,trd Itreet is wear ing thai pleased smile oii.v liollieublc on speilal uuasiolls. It s a boy. Mr. .md Mrs. 1-'. Cm kiuay relumed yesterday lroui an eastern honeymoon trip. .Vr. h. Criikinav is a brother of Air. A. K. Crickinav of ihis city. Mr. J. C. Williams .,1 ilus city returned last Saturday liom a iiioiuh s hunting uip 111 ihe Upper SijUdiiush. Good lishing wan enjoyed but the season was too (aril as ut lor ilie appealalKc ol i.i uin. Mr. .uid Mis. Al. Flint, ol Mouiiviilc, Out., accompanied bv Ahs. C. Hint and .Mis. Ai. iv.iv, all ol whom have bet 00 join mug in Los Angeles lor some in on ihs, were the gucsis "I Alt. and Airs. Wm. .Uonliii, 1 lunl slreel on Monday. The ja.iiiv are on iheir return joui- IHV lo SIoiilHille aud all the memberi of It were acquaintances ol Air. Moidcu iu eailui days,. HlSl.NKSS LOCALS Voung Alan Wauled l,,r hard- w.iie store. Apply Paine \ McMillan, ti The lollowing letter has been received by the Hoard ol Bchool Trustees in reply to a letter to tin Department of Education reqiiesliug lhe sanction of the department to a hall holiday tomorrow. An announcement of postponement Upon the pall of the .May Day committee Of pens elsewhere ; Victoria, May 9, 1910, Alexander Law, Ksip, Sec N. Van. School Hoard, N. Vancouver, H. C. Deal Sir,—In reply to your hi ter ol the 5th insl. I beg to W 1 pi.um )ou that the Depart meill is pleased lo grant a hull ilui BCXt \\iilliisilav, the llth insl , lor lhe purpose ol ,1 Ila} Dav celebration on that dati M.iv I suggest, however, thai ovviiij; to the recent death of lhi King it might *be seemly to dispense with the May Day 0 (filiation lor this year. I have the honor lo be, sii. Your oU'dient servant, Al.KXANDKR ROBINSON. Superintendent of Education SOCIAL KVKN1NG St Andrew's and Caledonian I.allies' Society held a mosl siiiussful and enjovable soiial evening al Um imm of Mrs i- 11 Ii 1 on the Baplanadi on Thuis'I.iv lasl. Dancing coii- 1. sis intermingled with musical selections were the order of the evening Mi.ss Campbell and Mr. Garrow were the mitt winners in the contests This w .is the first social evening al ilns society and was most sm * lesslul. A heartv vote ol thanks was extended to Mr. ami Mrs. Fowler. I'OR SALK 01 Uade lor leal cslale, piano, Hell make, e.o>t iii"- ■'Ipp'y i26 loth street iasi, Noi IU Vancouvei, Speilal Sale oi loo .lupoUisc matting mats, sue jxb al jo Cent! each, these ttt snaps. iiui ih Vancoavat lloun i-m- lllsllcls, IJIS LoUsdaic Avi. ' I'OR SALIC -- Jhicc um,laics liom Lynn \ alley coi um Gordon lluglils. liuuv situated lots .Vju now, will Jouljl.; in value uiiiiicdiaicty ui eoiu uu tins 1 mining. C. \\. Allan I I o., 133 LoUsdaic Ave. tl l'ol SlIlgiT allil I In 1 lu .iiul vvilsnii Sewing Alaihiuis and aiussolles, call at our ollice, The .1. .1. MiAlecce Dry Ooodl Sion, '*t Lonsdale Ave. Ala china sold lor cash or on <asy payment system, 'lhe Singer .siwmg Machine Co. for SALK Furniture oi iit room Hat, all ucw. Flal to rent II] month, Appl), A. .1. Ty- s.iii, Flat Iron Hlock. 7 The assignee cl lhe l.'l.nlay I'.iuiiii Company is calling for Undi is lor the stock, plant, eli , ol tllc busilliss as .1 going concern al 1 rata on the do! lal. Tin business olicts all a a eellelil opportunity lor a pi.n inal mall and is wi 11 WO! lb tin i.llillll mvi ,ligation ul .,11 1 b. tiniali wlm wishes lo establish himself in business 7 WANTED Good itrong girl, Housework and waihittg, irolll JH a.m. to IJ iiuoii. Applv R. C, Hooper, Ottawa Gardens. PAGE TWO Till JXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B C. THE EXPRESS N'lKIH \VSIUIVII: li. c An Acre on Lonsdale Avenue Thi Sh,rain-Williams Paint, Cot.r the Earth nm- vear, tiun Published Tin siliyi and Friday! bj Nokiii Shosi Pri ii, Limit) n laili'i Ol si gn ||moa Six monthi, Mc, Thru moathi, Ue, I'niii'.l St;iii*s an*I foreign, 11.80 per fin Advertblng EUtM etll In quoted oa ipplicttion. Thl Exprcu ii ellfotttel in thi* interests ol Ihl north Shore "i llurrunl lnlcl i-xi'luiiv'tely, li conitltutH am kdvt-rtiadi.a mediuni ol i u-ci-llonil ralue lui ri'.u-liini! in ii tli<-roi*|*h nml ell.-i lm* iiuiuiier iln- populllio! ol Sorth Vancouver I Cilj .lll'l I'IslrIi'l. I'.I'TV llla.rl Is llllllll* |0|JIV»l Ull Veil LII. tlie llll i.l MttlUal'lnn I All fliaiuii's 111'"iiii.i i aalii*iiisi*iii'*ii|s - ..iilil Ik* in thoprlaleri1 Intuitu ii'l uit. r limn in a.in Mi null* »nd 6 i'ln. U.ibifsila-' I" eiuori' Innrllon in tlm MluWIUg IsSIU*. ■ for $1,100. ThU property lies well tothe |outli iiiiiI wt-st, and will make a lovely ll(llll,-iu- for anyone wishing a large piece 0( ground ind the amenities therewith. II L. 2<»5 A SWoot l"t lor |600 etuh. J! L. 113-Lot on cur line (4th Street) for $1,690 ELDER MURRAY CO. ''l,,,m';;,llHvll,ausl;ia'.,,.l,.:..3.l|i.i,a l)|.i-n Ev,',,ilie->l.ya|.|'"iiili.u-"' A iter "Uur lie'tWI, pllOM Uti , Visaa.rvii;, I'.. C, i,Dv, akii \ll UKOKOK Mvv III, I'llll Within uiu* h.on ,iiiii iln i'inl, iv i iiiiii .ii ni the 1-',\| iiss ' .uui' iiniii ilu pn si s, ihe s.ul information was n-ccived thai King l-'.dw,ii,l 'In Seventh hail passul avv.iv Ihs id,uh ii.,ii ki the passing nl one ol the mon able Ul"ll.ilills wlm evi I gTa<' ilie ihi.'iii aai .ins. nation lint-i ilu- dawn ni hialon In Ins ib lllise llieie has lm n n iinlll.ili a uin au iin mosi illustrious reigns oi all the long succession ii Itriliah sovereigns, His wa not a length) iiunii ol oil.i> to Imu.an undemanding u a|i I*. ,iis all too shaiit bin il vi a . II pn "li.nn to ,i mosl i"li s|ui nous degree with whose |iniiiiii.iliiiis bal ibe w, i i.in iii liis ii ii ion aiid lol peace oi lhe world eionol .. aqualcl-i realized until lln lapse ol nun h.is enabled lb world lo pi,in ibein in righ I"isi'einve .imi until -siii's. i|ilelit ileyilii|ilinlits have eln powered us to rightly gangi ilnn i.u reaching i-lk-eu. l. lias bun saul ii |'i aliillv that I'.'lualil llu Si \elltll w.is . great constitutional monarch and this but cannot la lo simiiglv emphasized, hut with 11 should likewise be USSOciatWl lile llll tiler l.iil thai be wa ., iiiiuieuilv ,i constructive monarch. As a sovereign hi u.is a glial blllbli I. liis evil v ainvi iu sl,ilui,nl w as ul a positive n,iimi, made (row u . ai.uiv defined motive and wiili a definite purpow iu vim. 'lln ition ..I l-iiigl,nul among ih aiioiis, uiniii liis masterful ad linistration has Itevu pi,» metamorphosed since tho lhat he ascended ih throne Thai "splendid iaolu .ion is a thing i,i the puat .'illiiiiiai s have Iiiiii .uli I'.sundu itaudingi have been ip.iini, prejudices havi Is 11 .eiiiovui, cleavages liave lieen welded, Kngland has judii oil vii lrankly extended ilh ,,.nul nl uiliilll,illon lo olbel nations, other nalioai h.iva m turn 'liavvn lie .el to Imi.'liim illd ll il-ndsllips have 1 nil u ,, ii iiiiii i" mii Ii ni i iti ni thai a li|..v s all llliliv iiimi |'a,*lll*all IU llll ia,ll "I llii u.ii loU 1 I '" I iv Iiiiii movi Iiunl lln ceU i ral, dominating pn > »,< «as a,it a,i km*. I',,hi ,n,i Un Sei a lllll Till* ISslll S Willi W llllll III appted wm mi iieiiieii'l"iis, H loun'dationi which be laid ale SO l'i",III ami SUr« that llli gradual unfolding .a iiiiii lal mt potentialities will compel the admiration oi future genet .iiiniis. His physieal presutit his wise uiiiiiells. Ins liinsletlul uidanci will no more be enjuj i il in tin Hiiiitiils o| Ins nation, but the geniM "I I'.ilwaid lln * mIi will abide and will 11 elt a belli In i lit llllllll llie Upon llfslolv .Hid lile ulli nh tin* nation, \\lule the na ion lives, lhi king Ims. Kd v nil lhe Si viiilll nl 111 olge lln 'inli. the appellation in,iv haitge, but lhe king abides. King George iln 1'illh as nii'ls Un* tliiiaiu- iii r.iiat Bln .iin .it a juncture in the intent al aii,dis aai the kingdom whiih all intelligent cititena recognize .is grave ami MIC which in.iv precipitate a situation which will pul lo the severest lest the loyal Illness lol lln i\ .ihni position io whuh he hai beili i It vateil 'I bile are, how vei, considerations which an ■ reassuring in ihis rt-speeI in new king is |s ve.ns ..t age, in.ni in the prime ol hie. winn all the capabilities with whiih he is endowed alt best lilted to respond to .mv ilt at,nnl whieh may be made upon ihein. lb* is lurther eminent!) well C(|llippcd lo deal wtsilv wiih those weighty matters wllla ll Iall Wltlllll llif pill view "i Ins high office, his illustrioiu lather having carefully placed al his disposal lhe niosl libel al .nil .illla.'is 111 lllis li * pill, in anticipation oi bis ascending Un iln,an, ol Ureal Britain Ad I'.tistdiraiioi k combine, then Ion. lo assure the Bmpin thai King ia..!.' V. is emu - nth endowed in aduiiniatei wiib conspicuous siuiess ihe aflaira ol his iiii a,in-, iiiii alone wiih l.l.l.llii lo lllose lllailli.lt problems which may from liim in iinie arise, hut likewise with respect lo overtaking thosi greal oppoi utilities lor develop ment and progress which will hai.nt.rii* lhat period "i ill nation's liiston through ani I in is di alined lo reign, lln* lirsl official utterance ol • lu knowledge that l hnve in , , ,|,,(, wile one who will be u constant helpmate in ever) en deavoi i"1 "m people's good •Inm* utterances sra at onu m.niiv and singly, nnd aver* ,nu. Briton the world rouiul will niMinlv respond i Cod save ,'in gracious Kin live nm in ible King, (',,„( Save lhe King. AsTIYlT\ IlilW AT lll.Al) OJ 1 801 ND Price List of Vegetable and Bedding Plants VEGETABLK PLANTS e'diii'iu.''*. in i"'\i'*"f '-'• ttt -j.H* 25c Contractor Donald Mi l.uin an ■ \|"i is lei go up lo New p"i I e.lllv next Week while lie lias sullied the uiiitiai* i b,r grad ing a considerable sei lion ol right "i wav along the Maui ipiain river lor the Howe Sound i'i mb i i'.n and Noi ihem Kail wav Company. This branch is! lllli Haled lo i"llllei 1 New pi l I vv iiii the magniliccnt limb i an as along the. liauiquam i • vei, than whiih ilnn aie no Iiiiiii iiinbii lands iiiii.iin.it iu the province Mr. htciA-a nail will also I'loui il willl ll . contract Iqt grading ibe iUv at Newport, work Upon win li was stopped during lhe winl. t be latlvv av company have i iiiiiii.nis lot ihe constructioi "I a budge ai laass ll.e S'Hl.lllllsIl liver, which will i liable il'am in iiiii down to the wnterlii'ii | .rn Howe Sound and likewise bu i iiensive piling along tin rivei .md elsewhere lor indus trial purposes. I'elery ^^M laiilillinviT" 'I'liinaliifs >H* j^-^— i-i.owi-.k PLANTS \-l.T*-, Sl... ka-. 1 ...l.l.'li I'lllliiT |,l|„.',,,\|,l*it'il.l,l.'llil'''-v.'-'" |'anili*i, vanillin lown, Is i,I i; large roots in box, Me p»iile», Aiiimini wwn, m bloom, 8 lar-ti reoti la bas. '-"' \.-a,n,',i ram-* i" twderi Is luimll,'. ul mini- ral.' perdMM. ALL K'Nds of Fertilizer* FOrLaWN ANDGAFjDEfl THE IttdUMII TIME to Paint. Make your build- gs bright and clean iis Spring. We have ..ie best and most economical paint lor you to use. Sherwin-Williams paint, prepared, 'the paint thi spreads farthes wears longes., , looks best. Made ! of purest materials. A record of forty ' years of good paint ^ making behind " Sherwin-Williams D t II T P MW THE s-HRCEST SALE OF lA I N T 0 ANH PAINTS IN THE WORLD Sole Agents for North Vancouver Paine ®. McMillan The Pioneer Hardware 0 4> mU.-!:.'wnf.,mt Paintt Coter iht_E kOON AT THE Tur iu th vai 1 li.i. nevei a 'i"^'1 I-,,1,'ih, lower .. soul descend l be more n Bada ul ihe mniUI n minds •niill M,k ilu- selfish ends. in tlu >t \_ i rumpanionahip valley, Wnh others your thrown ; lt„t the man who iriei loi in l.u'Mi prise Mnst' navel. I.i In i.'lus.ib.m Km:' made upon the ucca iion ol bis being proclaimed a,iiiiioi Imi iii.ike a deep liupi ■ tion upon and to call lorth u warm response Inun every lo .il utiles "i tlie iinpin \lv lords and gentlemen, said iln Knij;, 'mv In ,111 i loo iiill lol Ule l" .iildiiss v .,, i,a'l,iv in ition ib,iii a lea wolds. 11 la n, v iimv io announce lo you tin di .llll ill UIV di .Illv beli'li'l 1,1 In i ilu Km.', ni ilns irrep ,ll ll'll loss Vl hi, It ll is s,, slid il. nlv I.illitl Upon Hi' ami llli Uhoh ilupin I .nn u'liii'iuiil bv llie le-.li'. lli.il I bave tin . path) ul nj iii■ iii* siib|u ti wiia, will ni.inin with nu I"' ilu n bi Iiii a a' ivi n ign, whose own htippim w,is in ihariii-* ,md | ' in lis I have "ia , lather's love, bill llll nflecti aii ,le allil llllllll ate relation i ol s deal Irienil ami .ul I r to lollow in In* [oolite] ie s.tllle tlllii in uphold tin constitutional toivei'iiniiiit ill iha a realms will In lln ' , ct ol mv i.ii I am di i I'K a,i ibl,* ,,| die very „,. M1„s, make lor bimsdl p.illiw.iv Where ni.'i-il.i' i.'oi eertrw l,ll |„ grows complete ." «* lelllinilll swell, As he learns to walk win God. I. O. O 1-. Nmili Vancouver Lodge, Ko, 55, meets everj Thursda] even ing, corner I.ollsdale uvenile lllld l-'nst street, at S o'lloik. Visil lag brethren cordialli invited to attend. .1. Kelly, N.O.; A. T. Kenuedv, Rcc.-aec.; J, II. Pilling, l'in.-sec. fc I/4NDIE 1%1IMI!\ "IT'S THE PLACE" Close to Lonsdale Ave. and Car Line A small house .md lev Q Jo It. lots, all cleared and water laid to tin- property, Price onlv J750, Termi 1 1 cash, balance, 6, n and 18 months. _§ Twentieth Street, One lot dote to I.ousdale ear line i.n ui' Snull.. Price I650, Terma, |33j iash, balance is, 11 aiiii 18 month 1. ,\ lew ipi inlid lols ill the iiiy limits at S.'.sn iu.li, oiiK j cash, bal.mn IS, i: ,tiu\ iS months. Chas. E. Lawson b> Co. "• * i.evi-ns ij Lonidale Ave, I 1 IVl-a'S riiiini rn..nu is llll'l lllll ill. M.llillaarlill' I "I * „! Vl,..la„l II ""'•"" in, In ill IHI"" Pk-ni-.r-amb* hrnHata Mana*. 173 THIRD STREET, W. p., not content wiih thi Inth, valley Ufa1 to stop, lim wnh 11.111'"-' bold I. ed IW adage old . "There's always room at w top." ,,,,,!,* destiny ol the British na (,c4VJ ,, ilitica which tion. havi Iall' m I -** ,l„ k,„, ,.. Dead I.":*' lhat I can rd] upon tbc pal 1 ive ilu King." The king 1- liameul and ou lhi people ol ' „i -ii the king nevei dies the* islam i; dominions The king .s dead, vt -lu hini beyond ihi ihcii help i" ,,,.„'s The kin-; is 1 man, thsdischargi ol 1 rduousau- thereion mortal nntl mnst die. ties and tl th*< '"M lhe k,„, is tht head oi thi ua will grani irength nnd inu, and U, therdore, coeval|guidance, I un encoura|eu n- Wallace Shipyards, SHiPBUiLD^ E\( .1 ! * Man'"' '""' SlSl ginesad. Boiler Wo ' i*. ■ 1 , a p| * ■ Norlh Vancouver There is glorj upon >' lain, Though ilu' siuiinni and bleak ; Vei ilu radiant l""-1 "' sun bills lusi Like 1 Mowing rose on peah. Tiun .lure the paths - ""' . — ■ 1 ll 111111111IIII1111 t J-Sft ■****' m .... 1 •Alms, depths .rn' stirred bj sa + Inward word I J 1 b .md to aspire Hot Points and Some Pointers ti... sales during the past week have exceeded "... apectationx, whkh la an evidence of the growing popularity ol the Hot Points. Perhaps vmi art (ond ol uin- iiisp dry toast, Well, We bave jusi lhe thing to provide vmi tin 11 eaiis oi satisfying your neairc, and shall '■■' 1 to dcinoiist.itc its usefulness. H^^ No trouble lo show goods and we IR sine vmi will buy. Keep Cool B. C. Electric Railway Co., Ltd. 50 Lonsdale Avenue. WE SELL TIIE $1450 450 E4RTI1 UaseerseroolMli *.* FW» ,,„! is.iiontliK* iMIoSO 1 „, m 121b «. between _4t**n etXir ijf(»rhi l2moalhi. (»ollo«.) 1a.i:i:;t,.™;;-:*a*,>--1^ monthi. iFoUolWd Kini.v,,*,!".""^1'1"""";'"!':;-';: ear Md Moody. £00 cub; bal-« u i.ili.** iWielH.] ^_^_*i&__klt i Ro .. i.ir.l. I,,|.lt'll.l' »k ■'-. 15S.I 700 875 1900 2 \"t- en Kill l',lm-ii lli.li-.'veiiv lllial Moot*-. I'..'ill. :i«li; bul. Ultllil 11 nonthi. K*a|ia, 112.1 | laals ia|| ljlla*i*l|s|i||ry HtUHa, 1' b. .'ia:',; uin' l"i.; nod in"*. ',| null, I'll. llVer IS llia'lllli.. llllHl' HO' t I'lil liel'iii tin- iiiairki*! ami uill not l»-t long. (Folio lit.) 2 Iini- lutu mi luili 8t ni'iir bi'imlali' Ave., laeini Kiuth, MQ mh. lml. ii am! 12 inniilli*. ila.ln I'.' I,"l iin 1'itli insl an "li,moil vii'vv III iltn in Lum, All cleared fi.'-u e«ili; bal. i, nii'l 12 iimiitlis. iKnliii IL'S.i I.-t in block It, 1' I.. '.'7:',. i,iiiiiL-''ii :tnl Bt MH mh; bal, t ud II monthi, .Mi\i::ii|i*.*i. I Folic IW, -— .■ -nv* in Lvnn Valley in tht near future. ndio.tio.ispoh.tto. t,vi- i;ve,n^ nVtUanydUlkwith«. .iatingiin this vicinity aw of tha varj _ The Canadian Financiers, Limited,^ ^ 14 lotwdflle Ave, Near the Terry. ■ ■ R. L. Thompson, Local Manager. i I i ..^,.i■ illllllll "" j ti ni "m THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. PAGK THREE Registration of North Vancouver Properties A review of the registrations of Nortli Vancouver properties from the Vancouver Land Registry ollice discloses the lollowing transfers for week ending April 23rd, 1910 : Vendor Purchaser D I,. Property Price GaO. II. Salmon et al K. RI. Wallis 10-31 and K % 30-2022 J too 0, II. Salmon John Deinostoll 1-21*.1022 300 A. /.alietta et al Q, Tolluleto 6-9-265 415 B, Kriesel \\. McNeish 18, 19-66-271 1,800 0, and S, forks 'Irwin & Billings 17-120-274 2,500 A. Haws B .V4-127.274 575H. Humphries 11 K. F. N. R. 5(H) 65<i 800 95" 3,5"" Williams I. A. Hale 5.15-2023 P. Emery et al„ R. F. McDonald 111-2024 . 1\ StnafiWood R. II. McAllister 14-105-550 V. I,* .Ni I. Co W. .1. Thickle 14-94-550 . J. Gedda tl. II. Cluvtou i.s-12-553 • H. I'iiknis M. V. Ross 17, 18-4-16 •\* Ban T. Rlelvweii '5-28-273 1,500 Lcvvcikc \. lv Lees 4-126-274 5,000 .1. Campbell et al A. 1). Goldstein 1 to n-1-17-549 12,31m Prims M. I,cwis h-4-1-550 500 in. Really Co Iy \\. Cotton |6, 17-II-764 t_0 Adams et al I. R. Rlurray et al W ';-i 1-129-274 2,100 McCluakey 0, Larson 5-1-2A-548 1,500 R. U.i^liuiii \. Alarliiidick et al 25 to 32-2-1X-549 2,exio B, I'Vll ei al lv Beattie 4-15-553 500 Pagan S. Bertrata 12-4-20-548 800 A«KW I. N. Hunker 3, 4, 13 to 18-8-553 ,.. 2,875 BURNABY Burnaby municipality debentures totalling an issue of $29,- 500, 25 vears aud bearing 5 per cent, wire disposed of recently to the Bank of B. N. A., Vancouver, at 5104.32, aggregating to the municipality tbe handsome sum of ¥30,777. CRANBROOK The Cranbrook Klectric Light and Power Co. has completed the city's lighting plant and the new plant is now in readiness for operation. s. A. A Literary Column Somewhat About Books & Writers .lust prior to the passing of "Somewhat AboUt Hooks .tn.l Mark Twain died another humous) ol no mean inspiration, bul whose talent lav in lllus- tration, The signature "Tom Brown" was a hall mark of ex- a 1 lb ine ill black alld while il* .nitration, He bad a (acuity ol sei/nij; upon tbe subtly bu morons incidents ol even daj hie, anil time was nothing forced about Ins work. lasl week. The mistake was due to lhe peculiar composition ol lhe compound word "backroom" which was uniciitioii.illy taken for "bar room" and j which was contained in tbe rs 'solution moved bv Commissioner Jackaon. The quotation as published was "who i.s reported bv the Chiel of l'olicc to have betl lound lying sick in the bar room ol Larson's hotel." The report should have read "who is reported by the Chiel of Police to have been lound lying siek in tbe back room of Lar- i son's hotel." B. C. GAZKTTIC BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS Messrs. Jeffery Bros., 511 Dominion Trust Block and 135 Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver, are prepared to give prices for any class of building in any district. Good and reliable work at a reason- | able figure. KAMLOOPS The spiritual aUil in.in tl tr.i toilits oi literature deal wnii ' In |iovi*rtv ami griiiin ss, with llll- IllllOsptl,ll'll* ellVlloaila I'. ,iiunl vv bull llie liv. "i in,mv nun oi letters have ii en lived, Hut is theie 1101 a more material ride whuh we might cill lhe traged} of book lib* l-'.ir Instance, look at the varied inllil Iimi ol books oil a si.nii.i- bainl dealer's stall, jjr.ive and ! C..IV. Iivelv atul silelle ill lolle, ,ami "iiie as v,nii'l iu binding aiul Edging, S<aim- have lb. ib.iik oi the binding mav reveal .1 deeper trage ly sllll The book itsell may lit' | as iill as ilust ilisseltloll on | some obscure .nnl iinintiresting | *,••■••■>■• QK0WSR81 ASSOCIA Iiiiiiiii, but the loin binding re- |icnls that ill the 1,illlii sl tin- binding proceas ntnc sal ilier wolk lias been ml up lol! J__ n.orgiilli/.atioil ol lllc I1 sbt provincial Fmit Growers' As suiiaiioii tluring the conference Reu si'lllelliis sllll eligible Have fuade one long lor more, .nnl has realised that a mastei suite, a gem ol literature has linen sail'iliuil iu lhe binding ol [1 less Woilliv ton-. That liriine character oi Knglish lib- |rtv "Magna Ch.iria." was oiniil in the possession of a ta- lor who with ,1 stricilv utili an.ni attitude toward parch Ineiit wa.s lor tutting it up Inlo tana measures sad m 1 lu- 11.ivh win 11 paper was so open nve tins aamc Influence was al Senl k, .nnl it would appear that In.1111 ol the first eilitioiis whose ■mrvivors are pnrcbasad at lab- oils |iiiies, have ilisappearnl |n this fashion Di Dawson has attracted m- nl audiences iiiiiiiii: Ins week 'i uvius ui Wont) iiiiiiiii, 'ancouver, and fortanaUlji Inn will Ik all opportunity ix- i-nded ol hearing him lectors Ilns week ill Ml rlc.is.ilit Me I In ..list lllllllll. — The opening u|i of the North Thompson bv the Canadian Northern Kailway means a big thing to Kamloops. There are some 300,000 acres ol this land tributary to tin- city and this is as good soil as the sun ever shone 11 poll. This would support a farming community ol 60,000 ianufa il.nits, ami ihe mae,nilnilc ol this vast territory when brought in tomb with ibe coin and this menial upon the advent ol a I railroad can hardly be realised, TION CORRECTION An error Inadvertently on tired in the report of the polks oiiiiiiissioiiers meeting held oi representative Iruit grower recently held at Kamloops wil 11 is saul, remit in benefit tn the hint growers ol the pro viiiii It is essential to the siiness ol lhe ilulllstrv lllal there ihould be some coiiiiiion ground on whiih growers ttt meet 1.tilt OthsT and Wolk olil (lie great problems involvul in producing a uniformly high j-ruilc of Iruit, properly packed, ami distributed by efficient transportation lacilities to tin Ik-sI markets This Assiuia lion is intended lo bring Lint growers together on sum ,1 common basis lm mutual aid ami assistance along tin- lines involved iii better marketing ol our Iruil. It is tlnu 1. .ills au educational lorce, bat is to be valuable also in ,v.lirillg supplies at lowest prices nld ill bringing the psataat lores la beal in ti.iuspoitatioii piob bins The work ol the issocu tuill tins year w ill be aloll-; lllllllll s ol pricing, distribution, arranging for rauaiviag rapotts Irom markets ol demand und lhe preparation ol a nioiitlih Clap and market report of llic world's fruit. LYNN VALLEY On May 14th thc CARS WILL BE RUNNING past nur new subdivision, which is located in the heart of Lynn Vallev Kiv. 1 Intending investors interested in Lynn Valley property should accept thc above announcement as 1 tip that pines will lake an upward movement as soon as the juice is turned on. We have also a remarkable fine subdivision on IWINIY-IHIID StRUt, bu lag south, on the extension ol tin Grand Boulevard, which we arc offering now al reasonable pricei. CAMPBELL & EVENSON 9 Unsdale Avenue. Phone 155. Noted in the current issue of the Hritish Columbia Gazette i.s the incorporation of the St. Andrew's and Caledonian Society of this city. 'file following notices appear: Appointments To be Justices of the Peace : Alfred .lames Hudd, of Queen's Bay ; .'ames T. Bardolph, ol Ltiinby. Bark Bcovil ol ('.olden, to bs registrar of voters for the Columbia Electoral District, in tin- place ol .1. B. C>rillith. .lohn Parisian, of front Lake to be a provincial constable. To be Notaries Public : Alexander Chas. Minty, of Rock Hav, antl Hcrlicrt (1. Iloppins, of Arrowhead. lohn Newton of Nanainio, to be an inspector of coal mines and an Inspector of nut alliferoiis mines. Albert Bdward Pilling, of yualsiiio, to lie a commissioner lor taking ulbdavils. Harry lv Moiincc, of Cumberland, io be a member of thc Hoard of Uireclors of the 1'nioii aiid Coniox hospital, in the place of Thos. K. Ilaggart. John Mosely, of Kamloops, lo be engineer at the provincial home in the place of .las. Power, resigned. Herbert Donaldson llulme, ol Vancouver, lo be Deputy District Registrar (or Vancouver Registration District during the absence of Thos. 0. Town ley, District Registrar, to take enact from the 1 .stli day oi Mav, 1910. Notice is given ol Inspection of cattle by the provincial in ■sectors in the following places l-.'iMlcrhy :i ranches, Chilliwack 50 ranches, Siiinas 1; rail bis, Satdis h ranches. Notice is given of a Dominion order-in-coiincil establishing new regulation* for llie disposal ol coal mining rights. The lands referred to in Hritish Columbia is three and a half SCTeS acquired by the Dominion government and the property of the crown. Notlie is givtf that oil tllc 1Mb of May in New Wcslniin ster ii. A. wilmot, Inspector ot dikes, will oiler certain par- uls of laml in I input hun dyking district, Maple Rkjgs dyking district, Maisipn Dyking distriit and Pitt Meadows n.n 1 J dyking distriit, lor side for the nun payment ol taxes Certiin ales ol illeolporatioll have been issued lo lhe following ; Citizens' Co-operative As- soiiatioii, II* II Clarke Co., Malalial Tug Company, Maple RidgS Hoard of Trade, St An draw's .md Caledonian Socictv of North Vancouver. The Helgo-Caiiadian Fruit Lands Co* arc making applica tion for a water record on a tributary of the North fork of Mission Creek and the Andrew A. Hamilton for a record on Sawmill Creek. Notice to the creditors of the late W. P. Peacey ol N. Van louver for the forwarding of all .bums against the estate to be in I'v 'une 15, 1910, is given bv Messrs. Schultz and Arnold ol Vancouver. The following UaniCS have lieen added to the list of provin iial land snrvevors who are authorized to practice during tin vear min : VS. S. McDonald ol Vancouver and 0. B. and .1. M. Milligan of Victoria. Nelson Manfg Co. ESPLANADE, East or N. V. l.i-Miikk Co.'s Mill AWNINGS TENTS SAILS * CUT GLASS A BLAZE OF BEAUTY greets the visitor who enters our crystal room, where is arrayed a greater quantity of exquisite Cut Glass than has hitherto been shown within the confines o( one room, in Vancouver. The rare beauty of the design, the superb cutting and polish of each piece displayed, is a perfect triumph of the cullers art. Do you desire to secure a bridal gift of worth, something that will be highly appieciatcd ? Then let your gift to the bride bc a piece of Birks' cut glass, it is not excelled in Canada. N. NELSON. Proprietor Phone 198 North Vancouver Coal and Supply Co. Dealers in Coal, Brick, Sand, Gravel, Lime, Cement and General Builders' Supplies. All Orders Promptly Filled and Satisfaction Guaranted. Prices on Application. Office: Lonsdale, near City Wharf Warehouse: Forman's Wharl Indication forLipr License Notice is hereby given that at the next sitting ol the board ol Licensing Commissioners lor the city of North Vancouver, 1 iiiieiid lo apply for a retail bottle license lor the premises, sit uate on lot 22, block 152, D.I,. 274, on ist street east, near Sl. David's Avenue. (Signed) CHAS. A. MEE Dated at North Vancouver, April 26th, lyio. 1, 5 10-12 NOTICE NOTICI-; is hereby given that I inlend 10 apply lo iln- Board oi License Commissioners for the Municipality ol North Vancouver ut the next statutory uieeting of the s.ud Hoard to be Iniil 111 .lune, 1910, for a liu use to sell liquor by retail on that cattail premises iii the Municipality of North Vancouvei ami known ainl described as Lols One 11) ..ml Two (2) iii Block numbered Kilty-one (31) in subdivision ol ilistrict lot number ed Two Thousand and Right I Scii 11 (20H7) group one (1) New Westminster Di.str.it, common lv known as Lynn Valley Ho tei. D.itcd this |th day oi March, 1910, WALTER f-IHHS, II Applicant. Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. Diamond Merchants, Jewellers Cor. Hastings & Granville lien. K. Trorey, Msaapai Dbsstx *wwwwwww,wmw.wwwmw,'#; 14 DAYS AGO ami ail vi r* we received a consignment ol S1NGEU PIANOS, tised them for sale at Irom C9f)A pAfh We did not get a rush on them! Oh no! Why? because most people who read the ad. thought tbey could not be up to much at that price. BUT THEV AK1- MISTAKEN. A Uw people thought it MAV pay theni lo see them anyway, and every one of these latter persons stated that THEY WERE ASTOUNDED at the value given and ENDORSED than OPINIONS by BUYING. We have only three now left in stock. We know it is only necessary for you to see and try theni and VOL' vv ill buy, so see them now. North Vancouver Piano Co. l'lione 114 443 Lonsdale Avenue / We Sell Anything and Everything, Anywhere and Everywhere, by Auction; also Real Estate, Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. Howard & Matbeison 16 Lonsdale Ave. Phone 220 A Modern Range at a Modest Price THE "CHANCELLOR" The J. D. Fraser Phone 58. It is made on thc most iip-to* data] plans with .special lea- tun points, dm "f winch is DIVIDED FLUB STRIP which makes baking a 1*1 ll pleasure. This feature pn rants Ibe possibility ol tin- Imi k ol the ovin In tin: boHM thin marer tin- door, wlm h is tie i .,-,■ tilth most ranges. Lit us show you Ibis liltll wnnkl. It .1"" I i us| -ou any more in cash, but is worth muiii in result*.. Hardware Co. 133 Lonsdale Avenue. ONE LOT in D.L 548, Near Lonsdale Avenue, Price $800 - - Good Terms. BI5SELL, BROWN & SNYDER 64 Lonsdale Avenue, NorthWancouver MAIN OFFICE:—264 Hastings St. [., near Impress Ihcatro AG] ■in R THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. ALEXANDER SMBTH 6 CO. MHiltt VANCOLVIR LONSUALE Wl M'l. i SPLANADE KIKS1 STREEI BOULKV\RD | ANU I) l "*, Wi liave excli * thi I" ll propi rtii I in llie abovi I ALEXANDER MITK & CO. 11 liousdale Avenue riioiie- Office 2*1 House 22 I'.u. Boi 60 ■■H PLAIN FACTS \v\\ tiii: iiorsEiioi Now is the liu • le) thi . up tb.it lioni- • is. \\ I* CAN HELP \ i it' WITH SUGGESTIONS Ws io |" a'l urnil re si I irpi t M* ■ a. I. . i homi hould I I. JIM RECEIV1 D A lllq Shipment ol Iron and Br<iss Bed- stPrtd*., thildrenN lot*,etc. Hen sn I li o pm' It „! Iron MU I'.*-' ' K'-lii.a.r,'" M.mr, -- ItitO *>._.• ■ "KeMtUinrs" Mattr.-- » I.SO .in.I .1; 1.. 100.00 A v,'ryi.iiiiliirlalii.*M.i'ir, --. Woven' IS.2II -owdot hair and hit $16.00 ■* • Cotton Top M.itir*-- HMO •• •■ " *i i.i Cotton r,a|';iii'l Bottom Mat. Hi • I-.-. Art Tlek 16.00 Illllllll ill 128 loiiMliilr Ave. ■BnannaLaHM.nataHnnnnnnnnnnnaLaHHL<aHH North Vancoaver Board of Trade l'lV'e police Ke.lh POLICE COUET -tt anv sleep daring thi fa) nine when the noise was ROing cases w.ie called in the on, He came to me and aaked court belore Magistrate periuiuion to He down lor s Monday morning, tour tew hours during the day on the ol wnich via-a charges lor being sola in the back sitting room, drunk Mid incapable, and lhe The desired request was grant oilier lor assault alleged tail cil and for lotue days he had have resulted trom s row on been getting bis rest in Ihis the lerrj dock. In the latter way, About two days after the watchman on thtucu lus dismissal from lhe eniplov wharf wis ilu- coiiipLiintani. ol Capt, Cates 1 went through He stated that the accused l- lhe billiard room and spoke to Olson, together with two com Mr, Atkinson who w.is lying on p.minus came on the ferry the sola, I noticed that he wan wharl si - 15 Sunday altei noon. The two companions vnn using obscene language .lllll till VV .llllllll.Ill, iLlVille ll gard loi the ladies present, tried to pacify ihem, He stal thai while ill lllis act the ami eii came up Irom behind and sti niii him twice in the lace the result "i which he exhibited to tin court ril the nature ol u vii\ black anil blue eye, Mi Clifl, the ticket collector at the gave evidence as to the row .iini the w .itihiii.ill's inter not looking well and advised him to go to tbc hospital, He answered that he expected lo iiei better soon luu 1 told him that this was not a place ior i stik iii,iii and insisted lhat hi slioiibl have medical attendance. I notified Di Sewcoail and be advised nu* llial Alkl'.i soil slliuibl be sent lo tile bos pital, 1 then notified Dr, ''. iiu pi it'll, the medical health u!l ci t .tllil Chid Davies. file 1 I'lc: .iskcil me to take i sre ol him asked me to lake iare ol him [inim-. A line ol Jjo and costs tor lhat night as he was unabh or two months hard labor w is in make arranireinents lor him LYNN VALLEY I',»'feet on cariine, all cleared. Price- $1500. Terms ){ cash, balanced, 12 and 18 months, 10 acres; beautiful for subdividing will sell at a profit of $50110. I'riee $10,001). 'firms >/) cash, balance 6, it and 18 months. Lots 7 and B, Block 12, D, L. 20.-. Price $650.00. Terms $325 cash, balance 4, 10 ami 16 months. MAY 6BURNS Ke.il Kstate ami Financial Agents PALACE HOTEL IW " " . " Iloq pet sad up. Special rales to Iambi s ami to regular ■ boarders Eiilll imposed, the magistrate at tbi s.tlile lillle suggesting llial anv ing ollicial mi duty on lhe wharl thai should wear a badge "1 Some kind in signify bis authority. Otio Kiiitnsoti, K. Hants and Del Ross cub forfeited tlnn bail ol Sio. L. I.i .iiu \" up ou Similar charge of drtmkenne was bind S, and costs, CXPLANATION North Vancouver Hoard ol Trade meets the third Tuesday of each month, at 8 o'clock p. Wc supply STOUWOOD anv m in lhe ,)0ard room< Cl,y length reijuitrd $2.75. per load, Hall. Executive meets the first Tuesdaj ol each month. W, .1. Irwin, president; J, G. Fanner, Plume l')0 P.O.Box lid secretary. Woodward Prompt dclivnv. Norlh Vancouver, Maj 'ith, Mi". Editor Kxpress 1 Sir, 1 beg to state herewith some very material [acta in re e.inl to ibe Atkinson case, win,h w.is a prominent snbjw 1 oi discusaii u *•'■ the renin meeting ol the Board ol I Commissioners in this city, Mr. Atkinson, two days pn vions to lus admittance to the Korth Vancouver Hospital, w.is employed bj Capt. Cates a caretaker of the whari for six months while the goods d the Northern Light, Heat \ Powi Co wire stored there. When tin S S Kls.t .unveil .illd I tb.it daj. The lollowing morn informed Mr, Atkinson even thing w.ts In readi iuss (or liim to he taken to the hospital* He agreed to tins and went lo the bathroom and bad a bath ami a wash tip and 1 pm mi ,1 clean suit of clothes I had him sent to the hospi ial that afternoon in my own rig. 1 believe tkat Mr. Atkln son was never the worse of li- .pinr since ks entered the nil ploy ol Capt. Cates and anv drinks he had was in .1 similar manlier to anj 1 Itixen, P. LARSON ?!$**.. ■saai; Wa Miss (Hive Butler returned on Sundav altei spending .1 sh 11 holiday with iriends in Lang lev. '*-V.\ •*• To AECH1TECTS The Hoard of Trustees (or Korth Vancouver Schi ol Dis iria invite architects to send in competitive pi.uis for n silion! on Lonsdale Ave. l'i.into In* in hands oi Secretarj not Liter th,ui Mav :;ib Forth 1 transferring ol lhe freight cOw particulars to be had Irom lh« Mr. Atkinson, win, had Secretarj his room in the office oa the u ALEXANDER LAW, wharf, lound it iiupossilili io P.O. Hon 17S, North VasKouver REDA&ANDRUSS PROPRIETORS Stcoan Sikiki, .... NORTH VANCOUVER, B. t Advertise in the Express If you wish to sell vour real estate. LYNN VALLHY 0m sereoe < antra- Road near car »lth "wod hoots snd chicken run, one half **--t "iit in "iii.ill Iruit tur t'2'ati. tlUOU CSSh, Imlnne-e snaapda A iniiidK-r "I i,"'"'l let! mar ear fur WO and Utt. f.V) iitfli, lialiitiii'tlii |nr iii"iitli. NORTH LONSDALE We have a I'-vi- MDalBft, I"t** in D.L >7 al (r..ni MS t" MOO Mck. Then- i.ar"iil Maf SpSBtd (nnu I.vnn V»lley Is l.'ili.'lali- ruiiin.', right throafh this property. -.,„■ as kr i"i" ea aad tmt the ass Boat-mrd, IMOsada***. '» etsh, lialat ii. IS, IS sad 'Jl. ll vmi Lave anv Lynn Vailh'V j.r.,] .-rty I*, wil as aire 111 ,1 | tn haii'lle it SS «e hav a lirain'li a.lli. *.* Is I A V M.i.if 1, iv lam G. W. VANCE & CO. tor. <Sth & lon-.dc.le Phone 17b Branch Olfate-l-nn lallev J •K'M-M-M-H-i-H iiiHiiniiiiiitittimiiittftt*-**^*^^^*** Manitoba Real Estate Co. No. I Oflice Open Evenings. CITY MARKET HALL Call and See Us. Phone L3110. Genuine Real Estate Bargains—North Vancouver Loti I ind 8, Block 5, D.L 786; 100 feet oa King ind 864 ii-'-i on Ny. Prion $3,000; Imll atwh, bnlince C, 12 ind 18 iiiontlia. Lm l, Block 37, D.L. 549; 30 Iwi ra Lonadtli ind 176 MOI on 17th -!r.'.*t. 1'rics ni.OK); (|Uarter ciish. bsl* line to -nit. Lol 16, Block I, IH 786; fallen, Prioi 88,850; qmr« ter cash. blllDCI to suit. UU 19, SO ind 21, i of 617. I'riee Sl.lOOeach; quarter i-.i-h Lots, 11. 60, 27, D.L 854; thru nputti mth in vicinity of RICE LAKE. Price fiO" per acre, third cash, balance 8 and 12 months. A HOOD RLY. Lot 105, D. L. 660; 25x196 feet; 100 facing on KK1TH Kt>AD. Price* si,o00; 11,800 cash, balance 6,12 and 18 months. Lot 9, Block 113, D.L. 648. Prioe 18,600; 81,600 cash, 6, 12 and IS months. We have a good selection ot ACREAGE at reasonable prices. Call and see our complete lists. Advice on all REAL ESTATE matters given free. 4-S-K-i-X*X»:"X-X-X»W -mmtmUimiamU .1 -I..T*-T"■!■!a»1a»1—111»1 ■l»l»t■!■ t ■ T^ THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, • B. C. PAGE I-lVI' *#,>,t#M***'4***4*iH*##**#*#****^^ r * I I A Few Snaps for Profitable Investment Safety Income Profit > Call and see our Large and Exclusive List Correspondence Solicited North Vancouver * * « * * -a 4 * * * 9 * 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 * * * 4 4 9 * 4 * 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 9 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 SPECIAL Recently subdivided and placed on the market for the first time—Cleared Lots, size 50 x 140 feet each, in the easterly portion of Block 61, District Lot 549, situated between Lonsdale Avenue and St. George's Avenue, fronting on 13th and 14th Streets. Lots fronting on 13th Street, $1,000 each Lots fronting on 14th Street, $900 each Lot 54x140 feet, corner 13th Street and St. George's Avenue - - Price $ 1,600 Lot 54 x 140 feet, corner 14th Street and St. George's Avenue - - Price $ 1,500 Terms, one-fourth cash, balance in 6, 12 and 18 months. PLEASE NOTE the central situation of the above lots, close proximity to center of population, walking distance of ferry landing, one-half block from principal cariine of the city. Electric light, telephones, and city water available. Compare these prices with the higher prices of property which is much less favorably located, and you can only arrive at one conclusion. Make Yocir Selection Without Delay. IRWIN &, BILLINGS COMPANY, LTD (Incorporated A.D. 1906, under the Companies' Act 1897 and Amending Acts, with chiel place ol business in North Vaniouver, B.C.) Cor. Lonsdale Avenue and 5th -Street North Vancouver, B.C., Telephone 15 io******************************************************************** Provincial I Sews VICTORIA n i:\ki.stoki-: 'llll- ''ll-, l lllllll lit IN .ll',,111 I" construct ,1 wagon x>>.•. 1 ',, l-wiii ti.'lil l'1 nl .iiul Uui.iii, 1 ink, ilu lu.1*1 ,,1 n.i.i;.ninn. llllllll a,I RlllKtill It Will in about 15 iiiilu m length ud will n|Hii up ilu raid ilisiiii 1 i.n French, UcCulwck, Sm.tli .unl lamp Cml-., ■fording u,in *|'..rl.iiiui; 1.iiilitu-> lur ilii III,III Ill.li llilnil lllllll nl ll 11 oi i-:sm-:i. A hundred families Ironi lhi initul States --i'ii .iii- iiiulli -.iiunl tn be .ilium in Mitli "ii ,1 mi liuli "I 1.iiiulli ■ \ .ulli , southwest 1,1 iiiuMiil Agents iinin Sr.mle have gone norlh to make tlu* iuu*ss,ii\ an limits and it is expected lhe} will paaa through Aahcroit 1 u U in Mai Ui .1 ' I- 11,,11111,11 ,,[ Van 1 .imir h.is imu engaged li\ the iiu 1.1 \ iiiutu in make ,1 com plete .unin 1,1 tin uiu booki ,iii'l 111.tki' smli riTiiiiiniiiiil.i nuns .is In* iliiuks neceaiai \ loi tin- establishing ui .1 nm system, This action w.is m sistnl iipuii liy May<jr Itorli \ .is 111 tin* pablh Illii list. Tlll'll Is ,| I'llslsll'lll lllllllll around town that the whan,-* ui ilu Int.*national Steamship Compan] have been acquired in tlu* I'.rami Trunk l'aiilu ill ul ilii iu give iliai company mure extensive accommodation (ni llllll .-hipping Illlt III llllS ||aall Ii this proves tii li* true it will give tliiin a luu* sin hli ul wa lilll*.Ill allil will [Hull* ills! lllll* lllllll* Slip lllll,lllis ill*,* lllll siitiim.iliu-a ui their plans lm making tins their iiiiii terminal i".1111. NKW WESTMINSTER sm (Kill js believed that valnal I' uii l.iii'l has Imll locattd 111 ilus iiiinui \li Frank, an 1 \|u 11 a.il .iini 11.iini.il ':as man 1 Linns that a n.n 1 a,1 land neat Sajokl II,ill".I all'l Mlllf link 111.an* III,in llall a null' wni anil mending i"i several miles slums in iis milogical lorm* tiun every Indii ation ol holding ml A compan) hai .ilii.uh Imll |i|ulliiili*i| I" lliusll^.il lliallils Nm Westminster is sll,illll*: tin* proapcroni timca in tin treat in a marked degm and ilu i.u ts an made conclturivi In ilu- following All records Will I'lukrll illllllij; April ,il lln I,uul le-jiMiv uiiiu* .did Ri gislrai Keith reporti una ol ili, bnaieat months in the Ins tun ui tlu iiiliu. Tin im Ipi 1 im April totalled approximate li ft, Joo as op|K)Sed to S|.- -s 7" lur Marili Tin previous n inril month'i reielpts liall- Uin exceeded by over $1,000, iln highest reuipls previous bdBg Pierce & llall Successors to nui hi H, ihokmos CO. SPECIALS QatrUr mn loti on Oordtn totd, olou to Kritli road ami llollvliiiru duck. I'riee MOO, quarter Btlh, liiilatieu |,6, LS, 18 ami M DJOnthl, Tliuse are tlio ohMDNl loti in tliis ilistrict. i-'ir-t strei t. DM? LoMdlU; two clmire lots, jirici; 17,300, easl, 11,800, lulatiee ii, l'J ami Lfl tiiuiitlis. I'Iiiiiii- no. 144 Second Street Last. in February, arhkh totalled Tlu- run ol red spring salmon in tin- Fraaer river continues to Ik* considerably smaller lhan usual and while lislieriinii ale prettj u-ri,un that then mil in- plenty of lish a little later thev are rather impatient lur the run tu bagin, The priu- ul nd spriuj; is unusuglly nigh lor ilus season ni thi year owing iu the scarcity, KAMI.OOI'S NAKl'Sl' A new saw mill will probah ly In- established ihis summer ,,1 Nakusp. Capitalists aft «X pectcd there shurtlv irum Ohio lo make the 111 fl HOT) BTJangfr Hunts. The output i.ip.iuti 1 given as v.ooo Kit per da)* iln* company operating have ,.hr,ial\ secured many valuable limits aiul aie seeking others. The Inlaw lo burrow $10,000 lul llie pllliliase of road lnak* Ing machinery submitted bj tha township uiiiiiiil was tiiiti.tl down bj iln- ratepayen 1 j ■> in.ip.rit\ ul is against, l.nk ui interest was accomttlih i'i llll allll .it Nelson looks tu havt Iti .u.ii railwa) iy»tem in opera- tion by .lime 1 ul tins m '■ Tin following sl,ileum • is spread broadcast l.v Mr. Johnstone, the momm (rail grower of the Nelson district "The prospects an* bright in.' tin organization "i a n ■ siii'lliale ol the fruit e.1 * " is ol ilns liistriet, 101 iiii ' a. |ier- ine marketing of "',| iruits. I reeeivnl iinie spi in a nuns 1,1 itnk irom gri wen who desired lo lie members, and it looks as thongh we may iia\e jo ot inure growtn 1 tin* svililii.iti', uhnh will lie U III li'i largel) upon the lines thi small one of hist vear.'' The assm iation are applying to the Dominion Express Com- PM) lot transportation 1.uHi- ties. Kamloops iitv council is con- lidering the adviaahilit) oi purchasing a 1 nliililii.itlull aiilolllo- 1 ile lor lire fighting purposes, lhe 111,11 lillle lu lae go li p ami capable ol carrying 1,000 laet ol staml.ilil lluse and JOO leel of chemical hose The council is also wrangling ovei the question ol gradei. Ill their 1,ise one ul lhe alderiilell slates thai a gradt ol our seven ]nr cent is 1mpr.11 limbic lor le-sni- ing. RipresilHatives from the dtj uiiiiiiil ol Kaiiiloo|is were in thl capital .1 .shoil wliile aj;o intervening the government relative to their reipiest lor a fe)o,ooo don,illon towards the building and eipupiueut of a new hospital. The Mav Day [million in ihe City of Kamloops will as usual In presided over hy the l'i 1 in ier. The arrallginn nls ,ue al most complete ior Miss Irene Irwin, this u-ar's M.i\ Queen, to liillil tlH lieaiit-.ful ami pn lie ireed thai has Imii -fritted upull the roots of tin Diui'U u I' lllullies .md survived lo III ]iriseiit day. COOllTLAM Tin Western t all.uli...: Bag aiiil l-lnvelope Co. ami Nation al Papa Mills Co. haw istai lished a plant at Coipnil nn, II. C. KRIGER Expert on Fireplaces and all classes ol Brickwork. All Work Guaranteed. Corner Kilt.Tiilli St. nul Malinn k*t N'ANAIMO it is understood hum 1 Hi 11,111110 ilesp.ilih thai lhe '. Kl ern Fuel I'ou,p,m\ uf tli.i' 'itv have given (he C.P.I, I M I'llull on the pnlili.i ' "! un in.ii mining properties ,1' iln pine iif tWO and a hall ' ollars. 0. K. Woodyard Cos 17rn St. »sn NMM i"- Mil ulimwiH.l »iiv leimlli* H.iii*i,. dad (lull i"ii I • ilt'liviri'l tin Ken, ■ tr-a<*tin«, clearing, -'jcsvatuig, nnnlintr. Ml F. B. DAY I'linni-'.U. Campbell Realty & Investment Co. REAL ESTATE, LOANS, lNSl'KANCE. North Vancouver ami Vaiuoinir Kilatea manajeal, Rt-ott collected City and Siitmrban Pro|*rtr. Hu-inea. Clianrrt Arrragr. Sula-I'iviaiona. Aurrrnirtita ol Sale, iliacountnl Fool ol Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver, B. C. TELEPHONE P. O. BOX 114 N lontdslft Bressey Peers & Boult RUL ESIAIL Ifltursnce Siitat.**. Public NORin Y4NC01VER FERRY IMtUBLE STKAMKR ST OB01GK Leave Van. Lmve N. Vai STK. NOKTH VANCOl \I-.K p.m 't'.in a in 7-30 " 8..I0 " 915 " 10.15 " II I.S " Hat] '••5 '•'5 3-15 4-«5 S'.S 7.25 8. l.s ».IJ I * IS ■ll.I| Time I •6.45 a.m. 7.50 " 8.50 " 9 45 " 10.45 " M-45 " 12.45 l"» 1 43 " 145 " 3-45 " 4-45 " 5-45 " 645 " 7-45 " 8*45 " 945 ' lo*4S " •11*45 " • Not able subject to c Leave N. V *'>.•■' a.m •7.20 " •«.2o " 9.20 10.15 " 11.15 " 12.15 p.m l.l| " 2.15 " 3-15 " 4-15 " 5'5 III " 7 25 " 8.15 " 9*15 " io.i.S " II.I.S " ou Sunday, lunge without an. Leave Van. •b.45 t.m. •8.00 •8.50 V 45 10.45 n-45 12.45 P-m- '•45 '•45 3 45 4 45 545 6 45 ; 45 8.45 •; 45 '0-45 12.00 notice. PAGE SIX THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. 1111111111 111 11111M MMM III ll llllllll"! UH J | NOTICE! Our inisiiiass is now practically on ,i cash ba sis. This iiialihis us to give our cuitouien thl same high clad goodi we have always handled, " at very much better pi ins than can hi obtained liom itorei doing a credit trade. Try ,iii order ud compan ipality and price, j. a. j. m. McMillan . T -H'l-H M'l 11 lllll I > 11111 MM IIIIIIII11III iMl'i's I'l.KSII VKUETABLE8 ANH FRUITS for ilu' hot Heather— Vxpara^us, Lettuce, Rhubarb, Strawberrii«, un-., etc. Grocery Dept, Phone ___ Wl OUR IRISH Mt AI DIIHRIMIM A CAU Wi- handle the best only anil ior quality cannot In- beaten. Heal Dfpt. l'lione 2*5 C R. HICKMAN in in i-i .mil Hutt her Phone 40 111 Lonsdale Avi nui -:^$5—-IT)* PAINT FOR AN ARTISTIC JOB you must li.u. good paint .mil a good painb 1 W< in pn psred to liirnish ihi with both. We ted 1 mora partii ulirly to SIGN PAINTING Wi * ti rj Hgl .it ,1 -..iiilii toi I'i ■ No mi' a ,1 ■ di I" tier. NOTICK TO CREDITORS lu the estate ol William 1**1- 11111 l'e.u el 1I11. eased, notice is iiiiilu given lhat all personi having ilaims against tne late *\ 1'. l'e.uev wlm died the I Ull l.i\ ul Alanh, liil", at llu- iiiy a.i North Vancouv**, B. C, are etpiired to send by post pn 1,ml or to deliver to Mis. K. ;'i.un, administratrix ol the estate oi the saiil deceased, iheir n.inns, addresses and Inli partkulgrs ol the amount ol ,li, 11 ilaims and the nature ol he security, if anv, held by ihem. Ami Ukl notice that alter lime 15th, I'm', the ailininis ratrin will proceed lo distribute the anai is ol Ihe deeiaaed imong thi persons entitled ii 1, to, having regard onl) to hi claims ol which the said ad iiimstratri*. shall tlnn haw had notici. I),iied at Nurth Vancouver, :,is mth day oi Mav, mm. E. A. PEACEY, Administratrix, Citv KKRRIE8 The North Vancouver City Ferries Co. cairn within fl in ol bringing the proliti for the month oi March thin year up in the S-',ik)ii mark, This fact signifies that thi Kerry Co. is a municipal monej maker as well as affording transportation laeililies at a minimum of coat. The sumttici traffic, taking March as a basis, promises to constitute 1 record year and it is anticipated lhat the CaUfc- i panv will bavi tlnir minds 6c* ' i-upied in providing ferry ae- ' inun lallu'H, lo meet lhe tla- llu that at the present time is growing steadily larger ami 1 pal ticularly noticeable oa hoU days, Following is 1 statement ol the receipti and dis 1 inn sum ms tor On- month ol Uarch 1 Disbursement! S. S. Si. George HHH+H<HllltMH4H+HHHH+4H+IHMMnfrfH4HH» Bargain Near Capilano Tramline A CORNER, 130x290 feet, on 23rd Street, Opposite Fell Avenue; Splendid View of Inlet and Gulf, and only $700; 1-4 cash, balance 6, 12 and 18 months. WW .0 0 f> li I'.ll ESTATE HROKERS Martinson & to. 2Pr^,0005?i* / lii'iie l'i. T. 0. mt "2 MINIMUM 111 III M I'M'MIIIIHMMMMIMIMMMM'MMIIIMMIMMt North Vancouver HOSPITAL ll.M.I, IHII IIY THE MISSES DAW80S Ccriiiicii"! ftu-giesl, Hidleal «wl Mal.'rnilv NiirM.-n Nihhs Sent Ojl on Apfhcstlon For trrin* apply ,'l llie llu»|iiliil la.r. l.'illi Hum ■- Bl Aii'lri'n'i Aie PHONE 69 Builders and Contractor* I'. LAR80N ii pnpirtd t<» supply Lime, Brick, Sand, Cement And all kimls oi Building Material Inqututitimto rait nml nt nuonablt prioei, Repairs engine and machinen f 2 2 S - U-.-ji.ilis hull Mall l-'uel account Sou.on Kngine supplies ..., ll.lv) Dei k slllllllies 1.6* S s. Korth Vancoaver— Repairs equipment . 2a.Ill, Repairs, engine iu v/" Repairs, hull 58.M l-'llel ,iii ulliil 41111.1111 Engine snpnlii's .... -s7 Deck supplies 2.og Salaries and wagei . * 2258.49 R I'll l p.lMlil'lllS 75.00 Advertising expense * M45 Charter account JO.IMI 18.50 oil, waste, etc * -Mas? Printing, stationery . JO.OO -'"" telephone annum JS'K' 1S.IK-1 Kepis. Van. wharl .... Il.li: Rep. N. Win wharf . * 7>*»3 Kepi's. ei|Ul|i|iienl »M 7.S"o 12.50 Proportion lianraace lh«J-"5 Proportion taxes 27.00 Total $4169.75 Keceipls Cash (ares S Jo.00 Picket sales, passen. . 5518.00 vehicle .. (113.511 Freight receipti 239.85 Rent receipti 1.50 IS.00 r.8.;s Hail subsidy 1*476.65 ..4169.75 52.tot-.il" Ksiitnatiil Monthly depreciation IIIi.S'i Nil prolit uver up-rat Si Sun. |ci BRIDGE MATTERS a .'as. I,. Ili-llerinall 1) T. t; ranger Win. West, New Westminster A. Siatterti, S.ni Francisco 11 l\ Rati, Taioiiia tl. \\. Atkinan, Victoria Geo, Thompson, Seattle lv 11. Trough, Winnipeg Palace llotel- .1. Miikle, Vauiouvir W. Dankle II. .1. Rom .1. OK en A. McDonald II. .1. Mode C, I'hilip " B. J. Bird II. Karrant A. Milutvn- ll. Porter I. 1). Shearer II. S. Union C. Spragw " T. Camphell W. A. Walker Mr. ami Mrs. R. Thompson UN. Rogen A. Smack T. Campbell ,l. A. Smith .1 Ri-ay Mr, ami Mrs. 3. Sti-vi-ns A W Hall K. .lolinsone Wm. Ramsay W. S. Rush' S 1- McKenzie " W. Mi-Cullough " .1 I, Tumliull, Seattle K. V. More, Winiiipij; C, C. Fell, Britannia Mines T Campbell, Port Moody Geo, Thompson, Seattle 1) Robertson, Victoria Advertise in the Express If you wish to sell your real estate. I'K A BODY'S KAILKOAD KINO PEABODYS* UNION M MADE £ OVERALLS We un- nole igrnta lu-re riffi Tin- mily tiiiiiiiie.u Inrer thst 1*1:1" mi ' iii-l Kiiiiriiiilee il thev iln not meet expt-i-- cul inns. try n |'iiir Ami he convinced l'.-al><m!y'*- Uiiilri'iiil Kinu lit For S.I. I,a CUMMINGiS Gent's Clothing, Furnishings, Men's. Ladiei', ami Children's Hunts mnl Shoes. NEXT TO BURNS' MEAT MARKKT Stoney ®. Co. PholM IM I 17 l.oll-'l.l —APPLY mini, nokiii VANCOUVER TKLRPHOKK Ne. 2, THE GEM THEATRE FIRST STREET West [HE Kl NEST OK MOVING I'M Tl Ills \\ a ester lo ladies snd children, and si un outpitrou thai nothingofit-nsivi orobj-ctional-l< will U* ihowa. pi rlormani • il ) jo ud *■ \J p.m. Saturda] Mstiaei it i |o p.m SPBCIA1 MAV PAY MA MM I \ilmis.sii)ii 10c Children 5c li is nmleisiood, in consequence ol an Interview which Reeve McNaught had with the uiiiiiiil oi Burnaby mnnicipal- ■ iiv that ihey will give the Sec- uml Narrows bridgi project u tlie support. Thi- ni-ve lanl iln iletaili of the silieiiii- before lhe Bunab] lunniil lasl Sal nnlai .iiiiinoioii and inked ihal ilm consider subscribing lor a siilisiaiitial amount ol stock m tin- Hmrard Tunnel and Bridge Co. which ha.s just received the charter to erect the bridge. Tin U'ine stated that Booth Vancouvei had promised si", and thai ihe diitrict ul North \ .iiH'iiiui wonld lake itock i" lhe value ,.1 Vm.,,*, u. It Is luiihii undent I lhat similai requests will In- made Irmn lhi "iini adjoining municipalities in an endeavor lo locni ilu pro position down to something ol ,i definite character, AT THE HOTELS X O T1 C E II imi wanl toted your PftpMty, lill in blank | ■ h i ,nnl Mail to INKSTER & WARD NORTH VANCOUVER NAME ADDRESS l.ul HLOCK AAA. North Vancouver— w. A. Allan, Vancouver K. A. Sinunuiis A. I'.. iMcKinnev Geo, W. Scvinoiir O, McLeroy Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams E. Edwin l)ndle\ .1. I). Stuart Wm. II. Harvey A. 1). Drniiiniund ('.eu .1. Raym-r C. W. Stniss C,. W. Power Miss C. M. Field Miss Bunce Mrs. B. Buni-e ||, Van. Clark AS. Bartley " A K* Baker 11 .1. Perrin A. Bristam JR. Hamilton .1. R. and Mrs. Tiirm-v Mr. and Mrs. J. .lonis, Grand Boulevard 50 foot Lots All Cleared Only a (ew of these CHOICE RESIDENTIAL LOTS Left. Everyone having an exceptionally fine view of Burrard Inlet and English Bay. For Prices and Particulars, Apply to Lin. Lit. Mahon, McFarland & Procter Corner Pender and Seymour Streets I [Official Agents
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1910-05-10 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Express_1910_05_10 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0309585 |
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