_fy v. V £ iDWEEK $i)t Inima A I'H EDITION Vol time 1 North Vakoouvir, B.C., Ah-ii 5, 1U1U Number NOTICE OB COURT OF REVISION NOTICE is hereby given that OU Monday, tho 18th Day oi April, [010, at 2 o'clock p.m, within the Cily Hall, Norlh Vancouver, B.C., the Aseess- lllent Koll ol the City of Noi lii Vancouver for the yeai I910 will be revised bv memberi oi Police Court Regular Meeting of the City Council Local News Items lhe Then was quite a lineup in Magistrate Kealy's court ws terdav morning and the number of d,links to walk llu carpet was in unusual occurrence for one day. The thst i we tvu thai nf \\. Preston, 1 habitual drunkard and e lamil 1 figure nil the pnl e cnlirt In in Ills, lie w as lined -I*' and Costs Ol two wu!*' Imprisonment. \V. .UcC.illivray, (or a lirsl ol fence, was lined fj and costs, Uis Worship the Mamr .im! all the Aldermen wren present .11 lasi evening1! regulal meet iiig of the City Council. Principle smongSl the lll.it lets under discussion was 111. question nl tihe dty taking Un initiative in lhc ievi ral lotal improvement wnrks needed in 'In iIt) ai the present time. Tile lollowing let t ws will mad : Communication irmn tin property wrote making applii» lion lor the extension ol tin sidewalk at lhc lool nl I.on-, il.ilc Ave, mi the east sldi, to accommodate a numbei "i nea • reeled iln tt reci ntlj. Referred to ihe Board ol World Willi power to ai I, The lollowing lilialiiial .1* COttnll Mire passed 1'matin, a, police, f5.tt.i0 ; school Mr. and Mis. L. KelK ..1 Aberdeen, U a~.li., are visiting the tatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith ol 14th. Ah. and Mrs. O'Brien ol Uou« ii.ili Ave, have moved into theii large house OU Keith mail, west of tli. i apilano car line termin- us. K ANDIE ITSHEN A LARGE Sl I I'l.ViiF FRESH FRUIT AND KANDIE ' ALWAYS ON HAND I. h. BoniK'l, OJLonsddle Board oi Works, f) 1; |.j, watei works, (1,439.16; lm snd Tony Moses snd Jim Se.y Contracting Record asking tile light, Ui*_ft, and health Jju mour, two Indiana, were up on council to itipplj theui with Hia Worship reported that In a chargi nl Ih'hij; intoxicated statistics oi building construi dian Agent McDonald hadprac- ihe Council sitting as a Court Icontrarj to the Indian Act and ''ion in North Vancouvei begin licall) obtained all liu signa- of Revision. were accordingly lined ,s,i and '"".*■■. with the first month ol tin lures ol ihe Indian chiels neces- Notice ol all complaiius costs m .1 month lmprt>oumenvy«a* and'also building prospects *s-"> "' connection with tbi a against the Assessment, is in each case. The latter claim-|t° enable Own to publish tbi tension oi Third street through made b\ the Assessor, must In ed that Ile had obtained t,u lm.- 1 Inures along will lln,si Irolll given in writing to the subscrib-1 tie of firewater Erora a liall other principle cities in Canadi . at least ten davs before tin brend whom date of lile sitting of the court, 00 lhe easl and suih notice must state the Creek. ■.'lound oi complaint. Given undor _y hand thii 11 tli day ol March, 1410. he iiul not know, snlc ol Sevmour THOMAS SHEPHERD, Citv Clerk. (iu information ol II. Brook*, government revenue tu collect in, Iir 1. Follii appeared nn 1 chargi nl refuting to withhold the government revenne tu a Chinese iu her emploj. She was ordered lo pay the tax a I Sl costs of the court I u*ii.I, i, 1 Hi H Pap [I s as Office Phone 149 FOR Signs ouse Painting Hanging er Glazing Wallpaper and Paints Of all kinds Picture Framing Ratepayers' Assn. The cleik uas instructed to hu nislr the desired information, A Idler was received liom iln Andrew Carnegie librsr committee relative to tin citj'« application lor Information lein, Hj; toward lhe establish* tiiiut ni .1 library in this cit) v a 11.,iu innn was submitted aim among the questions asked was tin- probable location d ■ ■>m, the amount obtainable [01 maintenance and the amount so iar collected with this end ill iim. it was referred to the committee oi the whole. C, J, Fagaa wrote submitting granted. iln provincial health reporl loi , ,, , lire .UH 909, it was ii [erred iiiiimttii and liu tlnir reserve and that these slg natures wonld bi Iorwarded to Ottawa immediately. Under the head ol committee [eporti the following wen read : l-inance committee recom mending that lhe police estj mates lor 191a In passed and thai iln queition ni th- disposal ni ihe debentnrei authorized in recent bylawi be referred lo Uie cniuliiittee ol the whnle. Wain wnrks committee n commending that the application iinin ilu district coum I loi lour water connections lo residents in the district be Builders and Contractures 1*. LAB80N li pnparwd lo rapplj Lime, Brick, Sand, Cement Ami all kinds iif Building Material in q laiititiei in suit ami ui reuonable prio i, tlTI.Y-- HOTEL NORTH \ INCOUV1 R 'IKI.KI'IIUSK Nn 2. I. o. o Ft Notth Vancoaver Lodge, No. 55, meets every Thursdaj even in-*, corner I.ousdale avenue and First street, at S o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially Invited to attend. J, Kelly, N.Q.; A. T Kennedy, Kic.-scc, .1. II. rilling, Fin.-sec. DR. It. B. HOWH.L «s>rici\N (M na 1 Riirrsrd t>snsla*rh m 1010 Gf ruin it . ', ,iii.*,,iiv,*r Ri nssm 1. l'u*. .1 iiini.i.*! 111 North \ *n ier Tin* N..nh Vani 1 ii Hal payers' AssouVtiou wIII bold .1 tiu u,ir meeting in Um citj baU on to the health Tliuisila' evening, April |th, health officer. 1..1 the puip nf conducting j, n. Ker inquired il tin such bnaunsi and discussinv, j council wu bow willing to pro- 111.liters whnh rightlj i.ill uii Vide him with a permanent 1 ,■ the supervision oi tins 01 grade on the Kspl.mndc to .11 ganizatiou Most important m ;,-,-,. him to atari construction all is tht mention ol changing ,,1 hln brick block mi loti -.> ..n.i ih. n line nl the city ' om North ji, block 165, I). I, 171, Vancouver to some«, her name ()u motion ol Aldermen >.c thai i.ould designate Uns place Keish snd Irwin, it was resolv- II, ilearlv Imm briM a part ,,1 tn IntrOduCt a Inlaw 1111 ',1 oi Vancouver, Vt tai last establishment ol this graih meeting ol the association tlu according lo the dtj engineei subject was first introduced and profile. il., name "'.i-.isil.ih " ..lein..1 I.. The ciiy engineer inquired il imd iniast lavor, Tin* import- council considered fi.jo lot an auci ol ilns question slow eight hour da) complied with sliaa-.ii. In* ilu Incentive (01 a the requisites of section 31N ti large attendance oi the inem* the municipal clauses sa ■ fail lu- md iiu/i-ns wlm ,ni ui,' wage to In paid bj dtj contra* (ii'l in onnectioo. rh .tors. Ii was considered thai ' ■■■■■ .1 1 in*, siiiei .unl mn the Jlunniii.il Clauses Ail con i mattei it rouiine business and this pant niffidently, ai slated '"' lhe 1 cning. The dty tngiwtr reported as lur instructions on the conslrtf- illoil nl KWiragl OO l.nnsil.ili School I fUStee Llectea Au- »long that portion between l.Ull and 1Mb slleet alj —— proximatdj j,i8o bet which is in be permanentlj improved, lb estimated the enst to bc f 16,000, Ule life oi the wolk and payment ol tomi under local impi< cnu nt in inui ,1 term ol W m.iis. llr leiiiinii,iiiiiiiI thai ilu- dty paj Jo per rent ni the total cost, W,oo», and ihat ilu in.-l to the propertj benefitted would be \i 55 pa inun H"'t. Tin reporl eras n- ici-i.d. ported al n I mated coil ol iln- local lnipro\ . 1 a,.ii a '.ins portion ol Low dale . .md ilu- construction ol a ment walk oil 1.111* .,1 li Ii'l as lieiii' - iiim.ii a in 1 . I [ M J'l 'I'll, nn. iiiiiii :>dcd that tin it] i.ii |i |'i*r nnt. ol the 1 a* .mil thnl lln i\ owners paj tin balaan ti * (.in or S|;o per Imnt loot Re i'.nt l' rived. A petition was nc i' a lib street lol a 1 is. W. Ila\ was elected lo ihe sorlli Vancouver School Uo rd .'i vcsici'ii.n s election '>. . targe majority over lli* . aspirant lor lhe ol Mr, W. Knowles. ' ' vote «,ii; imi i" in cu 1 'n.iii a largi nm, ni it w.i, sotiiiv bat larger tiun th.' tab en on the iwo bylawi "i, 1 on .1 ii ,1 wnks ego, lhe result ni yesterday's eleiimn a 1 li W. Ha) tll Win I. Howies In Total vote 1.ist m.i, ritj mi Mr. Hay 148 ss .. sn Ess i-;\ti-;nsihn i 'I' No '. Vancouver I'l.iii' Coi * nj an making pn pa. aiioiis lor an energetic de\ I opineiii ol then liusiius-. A cal redden s on losvd ol Singer pianos is m |0w fool ridewalk on the north si''c iietween Sl. Andrea and K Igi a. Ave, iiii<l<i local im* transit Ironi tin laclm \. 1 ll' have alsu arranged lor thc man nia' tun b\ one ol the lo t m ■ liau firms oi 1 ipei lal pi ano designed by Air. T. W Ward, local manager [or lhe iiimi 1 uy to be known as tl Wrabi iti piano, whuh will be placed 'ii ih«- market in lue ight c(iiiiiiiiiii< 11 commending that the dtj does im -ee ll,s way clear lo pin cli.i-i certain equipment in con* Hei Hon With a lire engine. Board oi works committee recommending that tenders iM' called inr the clearing ol a -I lool roud cast from 15th strut to Mr. II. C, \\rij;ht s propertj in I) I. bit , ihal the oiler ol the .V V. Land and In provi ...ilil ( n. to lie.1. siruts im hided 111 tlnn pro po "i extension ol ilic Grand Uiml, card iioin i'llll strut an.l niiieiisiiiin through 1). 1.. 344, 545 and 55a to Uu comer ol .Uilll.s ,111.1 .'1st -Uul. .,1 ,, cii-,1 to thc dtj "I s |„i ,„,,i i,(. accepted and thai am Uol den 1 application Inr lhe I"ail' \ .udiii-; nl 1 uh slreel in Ironl ol lots id and 17, liluck 85, 1). li, 549, on whnh be ionumpl.it cd erecting three >>, residences, U lill (All Inr llllllni consideration. All the reports and ra mend.illnlis weie adopted lit their ent nuy. lu the 1.ise oi Air. Morden's application it was referred to the board ol works with pow< 1 to act. 111. uaiinul were ol lln oplli 1011 thai the oiler ol tin V \ I,ami I ompanj was a good on. but some oi tin numbers «> rs desire- ol knowing approximate^ What amount ..| ,\ ork wa contemplated lor this season. Tl.i rl, rk reported regardim twi local Improvement ped lions 1l1.1i had lieen circulated .md presented to lb council, Tin .e-i.-ud value ol propert] mi K ill* mail uiMriiij; llial 1 inn proposed lo hi impro\ sd amounted lo M^ibjo, ami iln aggregate value "I propert) .. imi ior amounted to onl) -is ' |'i uliuh lell muiii -hint ol .In 50 par unt. icipiiii'il. tin '-'I lln assessed \aliie .. 1 iir- propertj covered bj tin pi Ution was >ia.i,|.v while onl) ilie ownera ol propert) to tha vain, ni (36,790 rigned, igaln (ailing short ol the Al'leiinan lrwm ihese Well wnlks Air. .luhn Ka) ni Capilauc has started Um uecUon ol 1 line iWo-etorej residence on bit property near the Capilano bridge. It is his intention to occupy the premiiei bimadl up on lhe Completion ol the house. Kev. Hall, laic "I ll.irln.x. Alan., look charge ol the services at Si. John s church last Sunday. Ke\. llall is en route lo Prince Rupert, where he will do missionary duties between ihe ciiy end rort George. The provincial police arrested two mul iis named respectively Foster aiid Davie, on a durgi oi breaking windows la the ma chine shop ol the iiiiii buildings at Moodyville, The uiai will he held belore .Magistrate Alexander in Vancouver. Wc" auace Shipyards, Ltd. SHIPBUILDERS, ENGINEERS fi ll oilcrniakers L, Mn m ,ml Maihi'li.n Kii- Hoih r \\ 'uk p ompt- l\ VI 111. Telephone 103 Noith Vancouver I'Airel Sidney, lhe ;*uiontli-' old son oi Air. and Iin. II. Newman died at thaii bans al .Moodyville Smidav night The funeral will be hci<l this afternoon at two o'clock, the illtei- meiit being ntraigad at the .Mission uiiictery. Air. II. von Oraevenitz, "l the linn ol Ward, llurmester and um GraevenitX, Vancouver, has purchased a house on 1-oiirili slreel, ileal lhe pulilie Khool and will lake up Ills lesiddne 'herein llllHladlately upon the complilioii ol lhe extensive im- provementp which are now ia li.in.l. Ah. Percy Ward ot lhe same linn has purchased a ri- .slilellie 00 l'lllh slieel wesl and will remove Ua lamily thithex n a- attangeoianta can bt made. GETTING SIGNATURES Indian Agent AlcDonald nl New Westminster was ill lhe iitv tins week relative lo obtaining the signatures ol uie In dian chiels lo lhe docuiuelits in iiiiiiiectinii with ihe intension ol Third street through linn naervs and tha couideraUon in volved. Ah. McDonald expecta lo h»w tin wholi matter 111 com i'lc lolin and lead) to be lol wal (led to Ottawa 111 a day or so. it is believed ihat tin. Indians an gn iug lo aik the Dominion gov- iirilliielll lor the whole nl ui. 10 bc paid lliem IU lash by the city oi North Vaiicouvu as a pari ol the transfer price. NOW 1- thi time to ipraj vmir in it trees. Wi recommend ■n I ( ; : - on with LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION \\ lm li *>liiiiiiil be pui mi bc- ( 1 thi treei 1 nn nn 1 Imd. ALL KiNds of Fertilizer* fofj lawn and garden llif KUdUHB ■UN W, Lid. I.nii-ai.iii i)venae, 1 ■ 1 BUSINESS LOCALS J.uk l.oulet and N. l.oll.d.iie I'.iihi Aiuiiay Co. bi Insurance w.wtkd Second hand piano guod Ions on ian lew spoiisiiili person, Applj M B., Kxpress. A 5 IS' I-, rn- in-lit. Aa aiuian McNeish moved iliac thi wnik be dow nol ni the Iniids borrowed reo nil) lor ilns purpose, it was ml to the Hn.'id "l Worl with quisition, He moved lit il powei in act nnilli,, 1 snd board ol woi FOB BALE—Agreement of Sale on l.ynn Valh) acuag' , dated l-eb.' IO, I9IO. Value, , ti, ij aud 18 monthi ai ; l0n»idered V* tmt A. B, Wagnome, ,,,llv North Valicouvi-i. and on account of tin frequent " changes oi propertj ownership EGGS FOB SAI.h (Thoroi "l late It was a dillmilt 1.1 k ghbred) Haiiul K'.ck, M lot to get ap .1 properl) i ned n SlU111« i lllll;u» 1<nl"11 ' , pel dn/. A. Slu* cor. Ihtb and AlaJioii count Tin placi ol busim.-* ol c. Cooper, .1 resident on hi conmaer Uie question ol the loinpaiii will be lilted up Knplatiade, coiuplaini ihal certain Improvement ill ■ with the most modern appoint whicle vren sllowed to itaml the dtj on tht council lllellls. The lighting has al on tll, Ksiilanaile alld WeTI I livi .mil lhat ,1 report reed) received due attentii 1 hj publii nuisance there. Hi il " at sn carlj date mi iuch the installation ol Moore lights referrril to his lormer coi plaint and their probable cost, iggn-g.iting over 1. ' i.ni'iii regarding dumping garbagi in Thi engineer wai 1 gratifying luccei the emsu ravine on thi liiplan to bring in a report on .nh* near Bl Georgi '■ sted mst of local ii < w.r lent, ii in tin pol * Ki Ilh road Irmn Uah * inissioinrs. eat 1 to Um * It bout J, ii Fireman, proprii loi ol — the old lustilll COrpOl I I ollllUlled nil | tO Ki'.NT Furniihed n ■ nt l.li. Appli Ln 1-1 I -, B« Office, lliiil All kinds ol rower Th' attained by ihis lirm hai proi en to lluni inliclusiveh that ui ii 1 pii ling methode will build "| .1 proiperoui business In tin cit). Ninth Vancouvei Girls -ilmnl .md Preparatorj will p open for the suniiiur tl tin on •.. April jith Foi i i»"s - tui apph to 1 In* i ■ ti. liiiiiii end \ '•'■'dwell, l.oiis'.laii .iiid I yth 01 llox 115. Lumber Mouldings -Sash and Doors, Etc. V' I . ' h" j' \ Ll MR HI. tNIi 0 I THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B, C. Bargain* Five lots in 304, mar Railroad svenue, including one double corner, $1800 foi thetive |8oo cssh, hslsnce est) Five roomed house on hsll n n ol ground, m ai Lynn Val- le) Cir Line snd store, Prio foi quich ssle I1350; l-icashj * 1*. 1 * tnd is in.inilii Doubh cornel facial* Ottawa Gsrdsni. Price (50001 yi 1 ash; Ihii,nn a '*. 1 j ainl is months, CAMPBELL & EVENSON 'l Lonidale Avenue. 'hone 155. THE EXPRESS Norih VANCOl si I B.C. Published Tuesdays and Fridays In North Shore Priu, LIMITED One rear, fi.uu aUTK.S UK SI llM'lill'TlllS Six months, Wc, Three moutli*. tht nihil • it, ami foreign, |1.80 par year Ailvirti-ain Ratee will he quoted 1111 appttcatlun, Th- l'lx|irc~n i. .lui'I'-'I to tha IstSHSll ol lhc north Shuro u( Hnmml Inlet t'xiiu.-ivi'iy. Itconitiuiiaa ss sdnrtttir.g madtusi ol ssesptloaal mina lor reaehini lu»thorough and affective maimer lha aopalstius of Norlh Vaiicuiiver I'm*,uiai Diatrict. I'.u'rj-efl'irt in miiile iiinin UilnTliseia lhe iimut Htllfaetor; serviee All cbaiigM Idler this mn 1 lnlliallilll! Isslli M iii ,'iiiiiriict ii'lvertiBenients slimilil he In the prints***1 liamlii nut Mumhiy mul 5 |i.in. Weilnewlai lu ensure iiii-ertini) in lhe MUSIC HATH CHARMS Wi hai ni" ti in teat hi ra for the following instruments: PIANOFORTE, OKGAN, VIOLIN, VIOLINCELLO, CORNET, MANDOLIN Ii rm of twelve lessons, $6.00 North Vancouver Piano Co. & School of Music Address—443 Lonsdale Aii-nue Phone 114 NORTH LONSDALE li**tw*' ii i iiii .ni I 20th Stn' ti. * *ia*' 6 in I i .■ monthi. •33 fret on Car Lioe Price > i sun. Termi, A i u.ii' several jo ft, lota just outaidi city boundarj at a* h, Snial ' .-ii |'ij nn nt and esaj ti im on tbi ae, D.L. 204 i to v, ai, i Ii iiii \\ a Ln ine oi two lols 1-lt al J425 I'.i ish; balance 6, 12 an.l 18 mouths. (has. L Lawson i*. Co. 11.. i..ui-ii\ 1 j Lonodsk Ave. Phone 70 '. - -IIH'I'I Iih Real Eatsi Spi LYNN VALLEY 1 Vcrei with 604 feet fronting on atreet cariine, I ,ota v i and 1. HI'" i, *-. I' I ■' I 1 I' mi- (3,300 1 lib, bslSbCi 11. 1J .mil : - mouths. MAY & BURNS Real l.-ut. nl Fiitai a ul \ ;i 1 SEVENTEEN HOMES IN COll l OF CONSTRUCTION tad * uanj more. If you sre thinking ol building -11 Ul in.l talk ths liuin r ovi 1 CAMPBELL 6 MILLER 305 Lonidale Ave. North Vancouver PEABODY'S RAIL ROAD KING PEABODYS' mm, OVERALLS w. 1 * * ..nij* in.,mi: il iln . .|. nol n'i 1 * ipn ■ 1 ■ I |*,nr Vinl 1 * 1 "inu I King ___ '&_\ +%9 $? Fur S iir |ty CUMMING5 1 a ■ a ding, I iiini-liii" Mi 11 -. l.,i,ii.* Iran's Hoot NEXT TO IU1N81 Mb.AT MAKKKT Niiriii Van 01 VIS, li. C. BUILDING ACTIVITY tbe present season will,,without ilniilii, 1.11 exceed any previous Mai in the history oi Nm ill l'uin.Oliver ill the iiupor- Uiu Hem ol building opera. Hon.-. The brisk movement In teal estate winch recently developed has resulted nol only 111 extensive transfers ol loeal par- eels ol properly, but it has al- trueieil to ilns city ami dlstru, the sttention of laige numbers ul investors, many oj whom have ni view iln purpose ol 11 labliahiug tlu-ir home upon in. propertj parch sard. In mMi- imu to tills North Vancouvei has been so iluiriy iu lhc limelight became ol liberal advertising nl lm sdvsatafes irom iii.in- sources, that l.ixyi- numbers oi those who reside in real houses have become convinced oi ibe advaatagee oi ilu- Norlh Shnn, Innil ,1 iisnliiili.il poinl ol vie* wiih the result thai the demand (or bouses ave ilaiiie ior tenancy is reported ,1 being l.n m excess ol Uu supply One ol Ule chid l.l.I.il> :n placing North Vancouver la ■ pos-itioii 01 strong lav"' arith tin public as a residential eea uie ami a 1.nun which will as BUR lhe permanency ol lh.it po sllloii lo whuh she has attain i.l is the positive assinalice ",1 a greatly Improved ferry sei ui., nuiiietli,iiily upon tin completion ol lhc new stsamct now umler construction, Wluh Ule enviable advantages ol the local situ.iu.hi int residential purposes have long beea recog ni/,ed, any pronounced uiovi iiunl upon lln pan ol btfge sn lions <>i population m tins di rectum has been Impeded n* cause nl the l.ul lhat tin impression had lodged I'll llic mind nl lln public llial the value ol those recognised advantages w,is 111,11 led lm ause ol llieir comparativi inaccessibility While ii ma- in* Indisputable lhat sinii au Impression was due in a misconception ol tin iacis, it nevertheless lunallis that its eiieii was,to divert ilu- trend ol population Irnin Nnrth Vancouver U) the niiincillute suburbs nt Vancouver. However iln en Lcrprising and energetic policy adopled by the Mtip.H .Is llll Ider the guid.iiK( 01 the board ol Idirectors, with respect to the li 11 j setviii is i,i|ii.li\ dlsalills nig the public miiid nl this lu gitive prejudice igaiiul North Vancouver, and is replacing 1 wnh tin* realisation ol tin last that Ihls city allil its environs Ainu JTH, H)IO journey in 1 denial} crowded street ear, through barricaded cily streets. It is but the logical outcome ol Influences such as these that a pronounced Impetus should in* given to building operations on the north shore. A general idea ol ihe extent ol theso operations may bs gathered liom a sm mv ol the townsite Irolll the lorry boats. New residences singly and m groups ale seen tO be spiTllglllg lip III .ill sn tions ol lhe dty Irolll the point oi vantage referred to while an inspection oi those Kctioni w liu li ate not visible Irom tire, lim boat! uu.ils the i.ui that l-iki conditions nl activity exist evei 1 w here. Notwithstanding that such is the case ihose wlm are iu posiliou lo know altirm that scnre.s oi tannins whn wish to reside m tins city are being turned away constantly because there are no houses available for rental purposes. Developments <<i ilns nature wnh relerence to residences lead to the anticipation ol renewed aiticity iu ihe erection ol bind IH ss Mocks. Ullllsl Ills Iiniii lilt-Ill. ian siat 1 el) be said lo havi sel 111 Willi greal strength I as vet, theie ale, nevertln less, gratilying indications lhat us inception is Hear at hand, Sec 1 ral business blncks ale llnw ill course ni construction m lhe iiti ami iroiii Information gleaned through lotiuTsing wnh inureatod partica, it is known ihat iu scveial Instances property holders sn seriously considering Um constructioa oi such buildings in prominent i" cations, llio indications sre ihat the,inauguration oi au improved -.lass ol structure lor iiusiiiiss purposes is al hand 1 Uns ire wall advanced Utt tin . 111 tion oi a modern brick and stone block at llic coi iur ol I.ousdale Avenue and 1'iisi street extending lor over one hundred (cat along Lonsdale avenue and l'irst street and like- wisu tor a modern imik block mi the Esplanade Mat. The school building which iiii Tins in* Board have la contempts Hull at Lonsdah avenue and .-.-nd itreet is to be boilt ol brick on solid stone Inundations constituting 1 permanent school stricture. The advent ol build ngs oi this naitiii m.iiks aii epoch in iiii insiorv oi building operations al North v.mi* on mi Tlu-le Is eVef) 1, nog to Coll- * bide that as lot th, ilt\ all n.i ni sustained activity has b-»-n entered upon mth reference 1-4 ,,„u *■ m'aiun ",l WWi"»n -i iu nail, ol the business centre ,.f V1W "' ,ll,s Ul ,l vv",,lli l""u V.uiiouvcir than do thom ul* ' Ul-V mm'M *fontn II urbs oi that un wiios, ,1, irs ■"■ lul'ans l0"1'1 * noini bUity as ies.iiiiiti.,1 districts ***** slal*lslus »'»'> '"" has been luiablnl abroa.l Upon *<• lo tmma opelaliotis lollld the strength ol inn .1 small be rendered uvnllablt Tin mat proportion oi the idvantagea ,.,* „, \mL9s_\ buUding penalti which North Vani ouvei has lo u 1 1 , 1.. lia* Ih'1'11 dlseil.ssH'd several limes oiler. I'liillur than this, th, , , , . , , b\ the lio.Hil of aldiiiuili ami }>lll>llt.-.it large m.iv be laid la. ' I.e awakening lo lh, l.„t .,,,, ' lure does Mot appeal to be 49) a comfortable trip scroll tin reason why such a regulation water in a commodious mid could not lie provided without I wall appointed lerry bout is imposing uny Inconveolant to infinitely lo be preferred from itrictloaa upon program la ihhi considerations of enjoymeni snd meeajat, The time la aerkaaa ami oi health lo 1 protracted imt ripa lor lay .lag Iowa tin limits and restricting the nature of lhe structtiies to In- allowed in any portion of the city but the preservation ol data at the city hall with respect to the general nature and the estimated cosl of all buildings in course of erection throughout the city, would be beneficial fnr several considerations without in anv respect obstructing the purposes of those who intend erecting structures of anv kind. 0. K. Woodyard Co) 17th Sr. --iii Mouiiv Avu. Belli »tm<i-»iiinl anv length. Dmilile luml (full inn!) to IKI ilelin-reil. Ainu Keiieriil con- trading, steering, axeavattng, Krailine', etc. F. B. DAY Phoae 91. Tht Shtrwin-Williamt Paintt Cottr thi Earth m *** ^ in $ m Stands Extremes of Heat and Cold RUBEROID is used on houses and barn* at points 1,000 miles north of Edmonton, Alberta—and the extreme cold has no effect on it. Rl'BEROin is used on buildings in the West Indies, South America and the Orient,—where thc thermometer registers from oo to 100 degrees for months —and the extreme heat has no effect on it. Could you ask for a p*or*i aa'isfactorv roofing for vour bouse and barn f Sole Agents for North Vancouver Paine ®. McMillan The Pioneer Hardware Thi Shirain-Williamt Paintt Cotir thi Earth - - - Lonsdale Avenue two foiiMiininP'1 modern homei on double lot; Fenced and improved. Prion onlv |4200. TVrmi to Miit* Tliis is really ■ genuine bargain. Close in Property on Lonsdale Esplanade. Kirst, Second and Third 8treeti*. We speciali/.o in close in property and if vou wiih t« buv or sell thi* claea ol property, il trill pay ymi to call, write or phone to 11*. ELDER MURRAY CO. Nortli Vim-tuner Hli'IK HU V-Ull'CIITTI ttilitf HotnBr.ui. t" •$' p tn Opra Kve&itw bji ippdnlMtl Altrr nllii't' honn, plume* |,l I:' PALACE HOTEL ll' I I I ■ 11 iiii |>i 1 iiiii up, Spi' i-i Lin a to l^in .In *. niid to i. gulsi I 1* iardi 1 * Rt'lll '■pny\. ' r REDA & ANDRUSS PROPRIETORS Sf.com. Sikii.i. • * * NOKTH VANCOUVER, B. C. ^.Xaa^<~>+.:..x••:••:-•:•<••^•:••^•^'>•:••^•^•.••^^••^•^•^•^•^•^•>•>•M••^'••"-"* 11 llif LONSDALl l'11.4RM.n I SELLS DRUGS A.M) MEDICINE1 AT VANCOUVER PUCES . ■ ■ TRADE AT HOME 67/7i VS A TRIAL ON YOUR NEXT ORDER I'HOXE 2g T. s THOMAS, Thr,,. T ;; DRUGGIST " +999+99+9909999999994 ++++99t+4j)94y+9m++++9+ .ill \_-\_r _i We have a House and Lot on 17 th 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. BIS5ELL, BROWN & SNYDER 64 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver MAIN OFFICE:—264 Hastings St. E., near Empress Theatre COST OF CONCRETE BUILD- INGS lu spe.ikill}- ol llie eosl ol buildingi cotutructed ol reinfoi ei-d concrete, which is becoming a common construction mi terul in the west .mil in Norih North Vancouver at the present uini' when tin- Norih \ „uinu vei City l-nrriis I,id. have sdopted it Inr their new v,h,iil nu Uwadak Ave., J. P. II. l'l-in ni Me* Vork eity presented Un Inllnvnij; view.**. ,il ,i reinlit con- Volition held in llial ciiy ; "Keinloried concrete will pn- train mn Irom ,s lo 15 pe( cent, higher in lirst coat than lirsl 1 lass 'null enllstriullon," .unl will be llolli In tn :<> pel Celll. lowei than steel iniistrinlii'ii u.iti'iprnoled. a largi ".in house in Brooklyn was begun in Ua). 1908a At thai time nm roastructioa wnrk eras scarce and all mull ICtoTI bgUTcd Ver) closely, ihe HMccaatal rim* lotted coacrctc li^'irc v\ as ,\lii,- (khi lower lhan Uie best bid nil the same plana ia bre-prooltd structural steeL A large lac- t*or) in Philadelphia was de- sigiisd in stsel, The architects considered an .ilurnativc m n- inluici-il Concrete and saved >i,i'.ainn A laige publishing house and hilt building was r, untie completed la Springtield, Mass., ol lellllnri-ed GOBCtttO throughoat, thereby nving X", over tin probabli uw in itaiL These lline insi.uiu represeat nepectively savings of I.', .>.-, and In pel cent. Ill colli petition with mill construction Un- percentage depends almost entirely on the alas ol the building. For structures lostin-- >|n, nun and less, the luiik ami wood construction will run •iiunii 15 per cent, less lhan concrete. On larger buildings, however, coin 1 etc gits cloan ta the cost ot ihe mill construction, Thn designers ol a mii large hardware building in Minneapolis wile surprised In Imd concrete ligures slightly under those of mill construction. A similar case incurred in Toledo, Ohio. Both ol tbeee pro posilioiis exceeded 9150,000 in value. In considering llu- costs ol (lillerciit types ol construction the initial cosl should nol lithe only criterion. There an | certain lixed charges which i-n ter into the relative value ol all buildings. These may be brief h summarized as follows In surance, maintenance, depreciation, amount of light available, liccdom from vibration, dimm nluiii ol vermin and the assm ance that a lire cannot destroy the building, lt is diflicult to put an exact monetary value upon these dillc-rent items. Bach plant manager would have hia own views and local conditions would alter materially any as sumptions, 11, however, due consideration bo given to tin saving which can bc obtained on each of these items by the use ol reinforced concrete building, it will gnerally be found that even though the concrete structure cost complete io per cent. inure than the null construction, there will bc a saving annually of from iji to 2 per cent. A NEW MACHINE FOR PRESSED BRICK A brickmaking machine, winch, it is expected, wilj revo- lutioiii/.e tbe iuauul.iltuie ol pnaaad brick, has been invented by Charles Pratt, a contra, im and practical brick mason ol Dresden, Tenn. The feature of novelty is said to be found in the lact that it makes hard- pressed brick from dry dill without lhe use ol water in mixing. Thc dirt, which is led into the machine without treat meiit or the addition of sand is ground lo a dust and conveyed lo the molds, where the brnk ire lormed by hydraulic pressure. The brick are, than taken liom the machine to thc kiln and the result is said to Ik- a brick which is not absorbent after lieing placed m the wall. APPOINTMENT The appointment has been made at Victoria ol Mr. Win. Rae ol Vancouver as inspector of tramways for British Columbia. The iuffpectorship ol legal ST. ANDREW'S AND CALEDONIAN SOCIETY DANCE The Scotchmen's dance given under the auspices ol the St. Andrew's and Caledonia Society in the Horticultural hall last Friday evening, April 1st, marked another successlul social evening to thc. credit ol the clansmen. ''Come in odd dress, evening or fancy dress" were the stipulations laid down in the invitation and consequent!) the array ol tancy and picturesque costumes to be seen was ol a highly pleasing nature. Amongst the most noticeable were the two little girls in liluc, Mrs. Templar and Mrs. Bums, the Misses lsdale of Vancouver in boy and girl attire, Hiss Maggie Smith representing an Irish peasant, Mrs. Simpson a Swiss girl, Miss Smith, Japanese girl, Miss Smiling Inn \ ,, w iisliwoiunn. Miss Aggie Smith a Turkish girl, Miss Robinson, Irish dancing girl, Miss McLaren nurse, Mr Robt. Smith the Merry Widow, Mr. Ken. Donaldson Cowboy, and a nuinl,.r ol other unique costume.; of dtficrent characters. A very appetizing lunch wa., passed around about I I.JO and lollowing a pleasing half hour passed in this manner dancing was resumed until an call, hour. Much praise was venled to waids both the ladies anil the St. Andrew's committee ior the excellent program which ihev had provided. B. C. Gazette The current issue ol the Brit ish Columbia Ga/.ette contains the following appointments: Wm. Graham of Sloan, Coun- tv of Vancouver, to be a .Ttis- ofliccs has heen given to Mr. J, Itice ol lhe Peace in and lor the P. MeLeod. I province of British Columbia. ALEXANDER SMITH 6 CO. sopin uncoi>ii* LONSDALE AVENUE ESPLANADE FIRST STREI I BOULEVIRD ANH 1>. L 265 \V. hive exclusive sale of the besl pr'pciti's in lie above Call and iiuiiiire. ALEXANDER SMiTH & CO. II Lonsdale Avenue Phonea- Offioc U Home 22 I'.n. Mux .mi W-H-H-H-H'i*'M-l-HW ii THE CANADIAN FINANCIERS, Limited. - Real Estate. Loans. Fire Insurance. i We wiih to announce to all onr eKenta and to tba peoplo ol Kortli Vancou- 1 <• ver, iln- opening of n Branch Offloa it ll Lonadala Ave. If yon haven't already given ns a listing oi your prop) rty drop into the oilier- ',', r phone 218 and one of onr representatives will be pleased tu call up«n vnn The high stand in1,' and tlm extended connection, enjoved In tin- company, ill Ii ',', financial nnd investment circles, throughout llritisli < -ilnmliia and beyond, ',', ]! places oe in position to offer exceptional advantages to property uwijers, who + list their holding! with HI. We will in the future as in the past.endeavor t<>attend to all matters of lm-i jj J! ness, entrusted to IM, with promptness end dilpltch The Canadian Financiers, Limited, 14 Lonsdale Ave. Phone 815 R. L. THOMPSON. Hi-.nl Ollice, 632 Granville St., VANCOUVER, B. C. •i-t-H-i Local Manager, i [ a > a . a i ++-H--H4-M--M-H-+-H--H4++ i H -M-H •.-•4-H4+-M-H--H +-H4H-H-I-++-I-H 44 Reginald C. S. Kandall ej|^» BaikerviUe, mining recorder, to he sttiaa government agent lor lha Cariboo district, during the abstuin ol G. J. Walk*, Got- '■-:;.nut Agist. D.uuel J. Callanan, to be a from the ist day of April, 1910. in: 1111111 Agent at Barkerville from ths 1st day of April, |<*i, Charles A. Pope to be a clerk in the oflice of the govern- niiiu agent at Vernon from the isi d.iy of April, 1910, Harold Nation of Victoria to be a clerk in the olbce of the provincial mineralogist from the 1st day of April, 1910. An Imperial proclamation, Mgmd by Lord Crewe, secretary ol the Colonies, is published announcing that His Majesty Kin-j Hihiard has decided to gram medals to ollicers of police forces and tire brigades lor acts of worth in connection with th*.v* two institutions. Following is a list of the reqiiiri'Uielits lo be tilled whereby the medals can lie secured ; (a) Conspicuous gallantry in saving lile and property, or iu preventing crime or aneauag criminals; the risks incurred to be estimated with due regard to thc obligations and duties of lhc olhcer concerned. (b) A specially distinguished record in administrative or detective service. (c) Success in organising police forces or fire brigades or departments, or in maintaining their organisation under special dilliculties. (d) Special services in dealing with serious or widespread outbreaks of crime or public disorder, or ol fixe. le) Valuable political or se- irei services. tf) Special services to Royalty and heads of states igi Prolonged service; bui only when distinguished by very exceptional ability and merit. |. It will be "observed that the number of medals to bc awarded lor service in His Majesty's Dominions beyond the si as is nol to exceed thirty in any one year. 5. There will be as annual award of this medal and any recommendations which your ministers may wish to make should reach headquarters by the 10th ol September in each year. 6. It is essential that every recommendation should specify the particular act oi gallantry or special service, or record of service, in respect of which the candidate is recommended. Sullicient details should be given to enable a judgment of the case to be formed in comparison with others and it should be borne in mind that mere long service in itself gives no claim to the medal. The lollowing notices appear lor applications for water records : R. t, V. Newton, lor record on Chilcohin river; Peter Wallace, for record on Newcombe Harbor, Pitt Island ; Uist Coast Power Co., for record on Nitinat river, and for another record on Gordon river. Nolice is published ol thc court of revision on the assessment roll lor 1910 lor Prince kupert which will be held on April 20th. New school districts have been created at Prince Rupsrt and Corbin. A Dominion order-in-council is published reserving for 'Ait uses al the Vancouver Power Company and ior the protection of the New Westminster water supply lands surrounding Coquillam Uike. The following have assigned I It, Feng, known as W. I.. 1-ong & Company, dry goods merchants, Nanaimo. Certilicates of incorporation have been granted as I0U0WI G. E. Gibson Company, cap:'. J $50,000, in shares of $100. Hritish Columbia Paralme Oil Company, capital 1350,000, in shares of Jj. Z. Ba Btunham and .'(hn II Tarrant of Vancouver, have entered into partnership tn carrv 1 on a bnsines>s to be known III "The Bnmhftin Hardware Con pany." The following gentlemen hi been elected Benchers nf tin Ll' Society ol Hritish Columbia loi tbc ensuing year : B. P. Dl Baq., K.C.; E. V. ft 8aq.j K.C. ;R. s, Lenin' 1 *-, Sir Charles Hibbert Tapper, K C ; I. G. Mcl'hillips, Esq., K C j C. E. Pooii'v, Bm., K.C. H. Dallss Hulmclttn, Bsq., K C . J. H. Siukler, Esq. KC and G. E. Corbould, Esq , K.C NORTH SHORE PRESS, LTD. "1 119 First Street, E. Phone 80 The Express $1.00 per year Foreign $1.50 Fine Printing' CATALOGUES BOOKLETS FOLDER* PAMPHLET? STRINGERS DODGERS OIRCULARS MAP? LITTER READS NOTE HEADS BILL HEAPS STATEMENTS ENVELOPES FINE STATUINEKY SHIPPING TAGS LODGE STATIONERY ANNOUNCEMENTS MILK TICKETS BREAD TICKETS CALLING CARDS INVITATIONS MEAL TICKETS LABELS BILL? OF FARE PROGRAMME? NORTH SHORE PRESS, LTD. 119 First Street, E Phone 80 THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. arc requested i" call and list with us FOR QUICK SALE We hsv' bni i rs ami il tin termi arc suitable, wc i .111 died iln sale quickly Muqbes & Phillipo •a*"*H*'H**!"*H""H"K**i**i">*H^ I'M! 11 MH4HtHftl IIM'I'M'O mi n iij 'Innn 1 *>-. P.O, Box 75 70 Lonsdale Ave. JAPANESE TEA GARDENS OPBN Tin- formal opening ol the .l.ipain.st Tea Gardens in North \ sneouvet took place on Saint- day lasl in the oriental lea house, jist street, 1 Ilea win- puU'M lo wiilkrs the ui(iiioiiv, upon the nil*nation nl M'(. a-.aiiin.igl, llie luas i,t oi tin occasion, a nni-ibe, iii the prominent iiguns in public .111.111 s in the ciiy including 1 an 11 wives. Among ihose who attended were Mis. \,.,\. «in mst ayor siay. Alderman and .uis. 11 wm, Alderman and Mrs. Schult/,, Alderman and Mrs. Fowler, Mis. A Davies and 1-. C, Jones. -seats Miii provided ior ilu guests in iln laige tea hoiwe and He\ Kaburagi addressed his Iriends along iln Inns ol Oriental advancement in artia in workmanship, pariicularl} intimating at ihe same inc. the ininili, 1 ol alii.osi incredible 'la slgllS « l"llglll III iTall'.C tads in ihe hands "I si.111 '..inin- esc workmen la the »*i \ hu'lii mg in which they were se -ted lie also expressed ,,. that Un Iriemlship ol lhe J snese nation ami ilu- Canadian nouid In* nmic i lonely cement' i together and trusted that call) the Japanese Gardens wi iiiid receive the inpport m their Canadian and English iriends. His remarks were concluded with .1 displav "i Bevel al specimens "i Japaneac handiwork. Aldermen SchulU and Irwin replied in .1 iitimg manna la ilu 11 marks ol Rev, Kabaguri, spn-ssing iheii pleaauri at hi mg privileged io be present and "imiieiiiiiig in favorable terms ai the vi oinlinul progress tend iuccess the Tea Gardens Coin Min bad made in hca ing out il tin virgin forest such a pii iinisi|uc and .niii.ir.ible grounds ind 1.r.i uiai architecture. Refreshments wen saved and m. 1 w.iiiU the audience was .iM.Iial l'i a seleilioll (ill a p, iiii.nl\ and "ddl\ shaped stun fed instrument b) a young Jap IIUS, . .| I a I l|a |* i)| be grounds v as taki ti and an nsigln g.iii'iii iii iiii wonderful 1u1h.1i1n.il ini-tinct "i tins 1 ace .1 peopli ■ A * ordi.il leavi lak ng .nul an inv itatiou i" return (gain inlla I'lala a! I |||- llllll 11< Ills ' >l Iii day. CONSERVATION MOVEMENT Tin- March number ol the 1!. C. Mining Exchange and Kngin* eering News makes the following pertinent observations sith n hli lice to lhe ccllseivalii a ■ I natural resources: There \\ as a discussion in lllc iiaaiisc ot Commons tlu otltei da) over a ceitai i iu- a good deal was said about tile tier-power and a good deal was said about the nn- essiu ol conserving Uns foi the people, says tb Victoria "Colonist," ol tin- -ah mst., in ,i timely editorial oa Uns much- discussed and much-abused question, which has already latho into the unclean hands oi the \otcrliuntei and demagogue as I convenient war-crj against i lu privati enterprise and personal industry whuh militate irongK against the graft iln professional reformer. are not quit! sure, oui contemporary, by this. goo, VALLEY VIEW FROMfME ROAD, LYNN VALLEY Sale of Re-subdivision o( Blocks 6, 7,8,9 and 10, D.L. 2003 MUNICIPALITY NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. \tlfti-fttt /IM. Ml.IAI, SHINGLU NAILS so ol Wi continues what i.s meant by tins. 'I hen is, indeed, a good deal ol loose talk ,iiuiiii the conservation ol natural resources, A water-po- wcr is uot conserved bj bung allowed lo run down lo lhe sea lorever. li ma} be pretty lo look at, bm ii is iii no public or pru.iu- service unless u is hai Hissed and put io work. Vet as sm.n ,,s u is proposed to do ilns tlu cry is raised that the power ought io Ih- conserved kn Un* use oi the people We know nothing "I the merits ol tin case discussed in Parliament, and are speaking without reUi c-iu-i in a. whai has occurred rn that i.isc uia\ easily occur ] .my day ia British I olumbia. Somi mu- may want lo harness a water-power and there is almost certain i" go up i cry against it ou tin- ground that a publii militv is In'i converted lo a pn\ ale use. Wi hear mt iiism ol lliis kind againsl everything relating ii publii propert) We an strongly if lavor "i tha polk) "i conserve tion, but as man) people advo- ate ii, stagnation would In thi result. \\ hat is in i'lul in ll.e public intereal is the conaervs tm* utilisation ol natural resources and the protection ol public intereal m i.n as u is possible in nn "i the tact that n is only by private enterpris- lhat ihese nsouiiis can i.i iiminl to public .nli,un a.■' Siiiu.n Pierre, the will known /nn shingle nails arc the lal- si ns,* to whuh iiiii.illu rim ,,„•,_, inlerpretel ,,( as been put, lbi nails lieing tlu Hammoiul, B. C, has removed io Uu Capilano district. Sl (ii.'liut .a oin ol the /im stud us updating 111 the Illinois welting field, says lhe Imi 'iieiii Bulletin. The nails |in ml and arc solid /nn iliuli is quite i contrast lu In < ,i di u.ii \ galvanized nails 11lin.i have '-dii "ii tin markii oi a long iimi Tlnn nails Itt iii'lesliiulllili is lal as lusting onl Is iniiu in ■il. aiul a rod put oil Willi tin in (ill lasl loli ia I il 11 Is in.uh Up a /im shingles or slats unless Iii house should be licstn ,i li-, Wi alhei will nol cflecl lu- uaiK in iiii least as Iai u MiMisiifli is concerned, and the inly weal upon thi nail comes n tin i nulla, lion .nul ' ■ ai accompanying changes in ctnperaturc Thii makes per- I ,,,,ni\' ol roofi h ia,.iih |.ii |,i i is i an In* impel led, lusrd oi l rade moil I'n in was the onlv nnu. ber ol lhe pal I \ ol chiels who held the laiii'iiis inlet mi w with King l-alwaid lie wa*, present at the late duel's funeral Si mon is highli cultured lm Indian ,old has taken i" mw * pap< i corresponding since coin mg io Norlh Vatttouvi i IU reports "tkat man) beal have l,ii*ii shot b) Uu Indian in West Capilano; that Mi Malum s iiiagniliunl loj! man ' loll wesl nl the Capilano hridgl oii Keith road and lacing s mil' is just beginning lo look like I mansion, and thai ni.un i.mi' wealthy people an goiug li build lovel) maniioni In tub distriit in the ileal future IK .slates that Chiel Mathias m< lonns hnn that all iln b on Ule I'.u il,( i ".1 -I il* ill -II .mis nt «..iiiiilniiiiig towai immense marble vault »hivh ihe mw chid is going i i lor in * i.iii [nther." North Vsncouver Board ol Trade mead the third Tuesday ,1 i, h month, st a o'clock p. ■ a,, I,, Hoard room, City I CONTRACTOR AND fill DKI iall ExecuUvi meeti tha firit ,,lan)) Spccifltations. i a* h month, vv i iiwm pre "lent; I, <', Parmer, I. DOWIt p. n, Boi 17, N«tl V« n / . 0 / I k 13 3 : n # /L tl S- il 70 *l i. ' If t 7 . r iy » 9 ii lo IT II Itt 1 <•*,-. l3„t! (i tr <v»s ir . * / * .■ tt /I \ ti 1 ii \ , « \ t i. 3 h a , i * _ S -. n _ rt to- t to i~ 'i b i? r a 7 it r if 1 9 17 ? 4_ It 10 ii~ 10 m ii i4 t li •V l il,,. i l_tf '*mi \_ '. -J le I ttmre o ^t Aft 1 a t¥ 1 t 1) » ' ; a H **. a . tf 11 to i * 7 it 9 '7 fi 10 li- \ il 14 1 12, m , ' ■-* - "#..M, ^i.Sula'ii-s.oel ef Block a j» t - ■ c __Li003 no rth Vancouver This is the beaut) ipot oi I,inn Vallev. li is neareal the city. Cars will be running on or about the lit ol May, within \ minutes ol propertv. li ei tends (rom Keeve McN.night's residuicc on the west end, to Mr. Cross's property and red delicc Oll the Froinnie Road and command! a panoramic viea into and across the vallcv* Water is laid on pennnnctith light through Ironi east to w,st Telephone and eleitrie light directly the car line is completed ami ii is proposed to erect the new municipal hall within two and a hall blocks, at the junction "i I.vim Valley Koad and Frommc Koad. Terms One-third Cash, balance 6 and 12 months at 7 per cent. Prices will advance directly cars run. As an inducement we will deduct 5 per cent, off for cash. Lot Xo. Hlock A 1 J-!'"' 2 4'»o 3 4"" 4 4"° 5 4'*' 6 4"" 7 4'"1 8 400 1 4"" 10 400 ' 11 400 I 12' JOO 1 U* 900 I 1 I 400 is 400 lh 400 17 400 18 400 l'i 400 20 |00 Jl IOO 22 400 2,1 400 24 400 Lot No. illock n 1 2SO 2 2,S0 3 ••-. 35" 4 )9° 3 330 fi 3JO 7 350 « V VS" 10 <s" I II . ,., Vs" I 12' . 400 PRICE LIST l.ol No. Block B iion'. . I l.l* . 400 ) 11 Is 16 V" 17 18 19 w> 20 21 2J 330 23 »J0 24 300 Lot No. Block C 1 |I90 2 2.V 3 <5" 4 - *5" 5 - IS W- 7 - 330 8 9 - 190 10 35" 1 11 - 35o I 12* _ 400 I M* _ 400 ' U - 350 18 - 3*> 16 - 35" '7 - 35" "» - 35" 19 35" 20 „ IS" 21 Is" 22 IV 23 - 35" 24 ,..., Lot No Block D 1 ?45° 2 45" 3 45° 4 45° 5 450 6 450 7 ..•• 45" 8 45° 9 450 10 450 1 11 45° I 12* 500 I IJ* 600 I 14 55° 15 - 550 16 - 550 17 550 18 _.„ 55" 19 550 20 550 21 55° 22 m 55° 23 -- 550 24 ...~ -- 550 Note-All lots in brackets to be sold together. Corner Lots. This list is subject to confirmation by me, previous sale, change in price or withdrawal without notice. H. A. SHAW, Corner 2nd Street and Lonsdale Ave., NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. iH-H-ii-i-i-H-w-i-H-i-i-;-;-:-;-;-:** hl-W-4-H-H-H-H+.-H^^ llllj l^rt.J. IXi-OJU, nuill I IrtiNli/UU VUll, U. -o. X MiiiMiiiitiiiiiiiMitMummmHrtumiiiMtttttttt**********"' 11 immtttt ttttf tti 111 iiiiit>tiiiiiiiiiimmttttttttftttttttt I 4 ? A Few Snaps for Profitable Investment Safety Income Profit Call and see our Large and Exclusive List Correspondence Solicited North Vancouvei! Close-in City Lots at Less Than Acreage Prices An estate consisting of 73 Lots Centrally located in the City of North ancouver. 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 IRWIN &. BILLINGS COMPANY, LTD i fl (Incorporated A.D. luoh, under the Companies' Act 1847 and Amending Acts, wilh chiel plaee ol business in North \aiuouver, B.C.) * % Cor. Lonsdale Avenue and 5th Street North Vancouver. B.C., Telephone 15 * i 1 « 1 ! i « ie> 000**040044**400000000000000000000000000000000000000004000404000000000*00*0000000000004000000*99909000 000000000000*00000499**9**99999999 Registration of North Vancouver Properties A review "I the regiatraUona ol North Vancouver properties from tin* Vaacoavei Land Registry office discloses ihe following tr.nistcrs lor week ending March mth, 1910: who obtained thc appointment was given oul. Captain Bachelor's name was recommended for the position bv the North Vancouver Hoard ol Trade some months ago. Vendor Purchaser ll Geo. A. ItcBaia Christina Shaw ,.., M*i Kobt l.v iiliunur Koss Peers ct all •': I C. A. Holland lohn .1. Mcltain 541 C. A. Holland lohn .1. McBain S|| C. A. Holland lohn .1. McBain >|) Pun Ward Ilaus Von Gram-nil/ ,s|H Duncan McC.illaii Francis P. Dovvncs ,v(S 11 v.. Laagia lohn G. KaUey 550 Ida Sheargreen Sidney P. Way kh 1.\<li,1 U, Stivea Uelindi .1. Reynoldi m.i K. II. Wieae lack A. Locke' :;i N..ith \'.uiiouver Land Annie K. lleatoii .S.S" K. II. Carson Claud 1). Griffin hoh Property Priu Lots h and 7, h-7 S 2,000 Lot I-lhX 7,500 Lots 15 to iK—2n2 (xhi Lots 1 to 5—30oA S.S" Lols lo and II—III t> \*fl Luts iX and 14-62 1,700 Lol .t-i-h .US Luts 1 and i—105 1,600 Lots 1 to 6—44 1,i.S" I."is i" and 11—24 I.J75 Lot h-128 1,500 Lots s and 6—13 I,Soo Lot g—10 1,4"" AN ANECDOTE "An anecdote," said Johnny, 111 reply to the tculur's -per lion, "is a tale," and Willie, giving an example, startled his Vompqniotll as well as the teacher, by explaining that "hi' saw a dog going down the slieel with a tin can tied lo his anecdote." PUZZLE K P. CASTLK HALL Tin* local brethren Ktnglus ni Pythian, expect tn celebrate the corner strini- laying ol their new lull 111 May ol this yeai during lhe lime the grand lodge is in convention in Vancouver. Preliminary plans have been pre** [.mil and practically approved lm ihe new edifice and Irolll a summary examination ol lluse the least that can be said of the nne building is that it will not onlv be a credit to lhe local order, but to thi« 1 ilv as well Innn ils outside appearance and the Commodity and up-to-dateness ol ils interior. The building will be two siorics, the principal feature "I tin 111.1111 or ground lloor being lhe large 31SX.S0 assembly hall whuh is estimated to .iccom- modata any gathering foresee! 111 this city lor some linu to COUie. The lloor will be cspccl- all* adapted lo the fight fantastic and additional accommodations in lhe wav ol alitc- 1 minis mil lie adjacent to lhc iiuiiii liall. The scuiliil limit' will eoiilain two Inline rooms i.sxis and 43x56 with the 1 sa>\ paraphernalia rooma in connection. An entrance will be had lruin Chcstcrlu'ld Ave di- intK tn tin inui garden**ahuli will In- equipped in the lateil (gabion and will command an unsurpassed hirdscyc view "I tne citv. The cost "I tin new hall is estimated at 133,000, PILOT APPOINTED The name ol Capt. Bachelor "I the Caliiosuti .md a resident of NorUi Vaacoavei has been prominently mentioned m shipping circles as the next ip pollltee nil tin pilot stall for the port id Vaiicuiiver. Al .1 meeting held ill the oflice ol C. Gardner fohnaoa recently the appointment of another pilot was decided upon, bnt as the position will not he open until .lull isi, no information as t" What is the dilk-relice between .1 sentence and a cat ? One has iis pause at the end of its its clause ; the other, ils claws al lhe end ol its paws Double Cornel View and Mad }I, .(2-211-511 100 It x 1.(s 'I fc45 — $475 eaah Double Corinr Dowser ft Hope Ki 22, 23-10-7154 f-(5xi22 It. $1,1-00—$500 cash. Bressey Peers & Boult Double Corner Moody aud Nth 1, 2-104-550 10(1X1,(a' Jj.jy—I'a-S0 caah REAL ESIAIt liisurrini ft Salary Public Phone M Double Comer 17th and Stephen I, 2-n 140x157 It. fl*67}—J130 caah Hal monthly K< 1; Fresh Groceries - (Ai.l VI HICKMAN'S Mil QUALITY STOKl Have you looked up OUI l 11 sh lli at it partment, i<"' |uality ami priir in* lannol In In at. 11 Why qo down the hill tehee m 1 aa Mpply all your wants C. R. HICKMAN Groceries and Meats Phone i" 111 Lonsdale Avenue ■odera inelhods ol construction combining Artktk decorative features with low cost Pesult in homelike co/.y residences Jhal make the standard of quality jn the houses that wc build. Mothing is omitted. Our plans §lww everything necessary for lhc completion Ql the store, residence, etc., that we build. None of the objectionable extras, and THE people for whott we ha\e built in North Vancouver show their appreciation bv advising the intending home BUILDFR to coin, .uul sic us. Don't accept the statement of anothei ihat they ran give vou thc same results, if you want the best consult MATT. R. MARTINSON CONTRACTOR Home Block, Lon»ilale Ave. Phone 173 P 0. Box 72 Two Good Buys CENTRE ROAD AND 22nd ST.-18 lots, level. near car, partially cleared, with good two-room house, (ruit, berries, etc. Streets opened. Price $3150. Terms to suit. EIGHTH STREET NEAR LONSDALE-Choice buBBMN lot; stores on both sides. Price $1250; hall cash. Tbacker, Thornton Co. i 44 2nd Street Ea-l Telepho 10. Advertise in the Express If you wish to sell your real estate. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. The Wedding Ring With lhe 'centuries has come to us from times lar retro- sped the custom o( using the wedding ring, which is a svmliol ot fidelity, love, unity. I here are manv styles o( wedding rings, hut BIRKS design, which conbines the prevailing (eatun I oi the English and Amcricanrings, is certainly the acme ol perfection, I Ik-si- rings, nade ol solid 18 karat gold, are stamped on the inside with the name "Birks" which is a guarantee of genuine worth. \\ c can furnish these rings in any size and weight at pricei i.uiging Irom m dollars up. Every accomodation will In tendered you hy our people. Henry Birks & Sons, Limited D.anumd Merchants and Jewelers Cico. Ea I rorey. Man. Dii. Haslings and Granville HOCKEY 1U ,i i„ •, md clean game tho 'Vancouver hockey team defeated the Garrison at Victoria lasl Saturday *md thus won the | Prior cup and the champion* | ship oi Britiih Columbia, ihe 'score being I g01>ls to 3. The final standing oi the dubs of this season's league was as lul lows: Won Lost Din. l'ts. Vancouvei - I I 7 Garrison - I 1 5 N, Vail"'iiier 1113 I Victoria I 2 I J AN INQUIRY It uas raining outside, ami little interrogative Irnta wu in one ol her worst, or at least most trving moods. Father, busily -iriti-ng at his disk, had I already reproved her sevnal times (or bothering him with useless questions. "1 sa\, pa, a what " "Ask vour Mother." "Honest, pa, this isn't | silly nne this time." "All right, this (nice. What is it .'" "Well, il the end "I the world was lo a'nm* while a man was up hi au airship, where would lu* laid when he came down ?" Our 50ft. Lots In D.L 2008 IN cheaper than Lynn Valley Acreage. Only $130 each t'asli |S5tud $10 monthly Martinson & Co. REAL ESTATE BROKERS SORTH VANCOUVER, B.C, l'lunie /"?. /'. 0, Hoc ~i II II ii (» (» (I <i (i (> II ii II (i <> (i II II <> <» ii ii 11 II ♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦< NORTH VANCOUVER ^ Choice residential property fronting on the Grand Boulevard and in adjoining blocks. No lots less than 50 feet frontage. All cleared. Business propertv and acreage. For plans, prices and particulars, apply to MAHON, McFARLAND & PROCTER LTD. Cor. Seymour and Pender Streets Telephone 6286. Vancouver, B. C. CITV COUNCII (Continued Ironi page 11 work to be done on lhe city's initiative. On niotiiiii nl Alderman AK- Ni-ish, lllc. clerk was instructed to lorwanl inlonnation regard ing thc accident to Mr. Tanner. a city employee, t" the Bui plovers Liability Insurance Co. Relative to ine appointment of a cily solociior Alderman l'li-ilcr uioMsl that .Mr. Harper ol Vancouver be given the ap poinOlient at llu- same rei.unci Tenders for Clearing TKNDKKS will-lv received In lhe undersiM|iul up to j "'duck p.m., mi Monday, i nh April, 1410, lor thi*, clearing and grading ol a j 1 toot roadway oa i.sth streei iroiii Sutherland Ave. to killus An Spcilhia- tinns and lorm of tender mav be obtained al the "Hue ol the iitv engineer The lowest "I anj lender not licicssaril- .„ cepted. THOMAS SHKI'IIKI-al), Citv Chrk. as was given lo lhe previous occupant "I that office. Alderman Fowler slated llial he was not peraonally acquainted with Um gentleman but undeiatood that he was a good man and l-c- ing young was anxious lo It quaint liiinsell with municipal law and would, therefore, Inutile U>0 pleased In give lllc i He's lius-mess ,1 good part ot his attention. Alderman McKae seconded lllc llliilloll. Aldermen Smith and Irwin moved an amendment that application! be cnlled in be In by April the 18th. The amendment carried bv ■ rote ol i lo >. A bylaw to establish a pel inaiielil grade 011 the K.spl.iuadc was introduced, read a third lime and passed and will come up tor iin.il paaaage at next meeting. The council then adjourned intu the committee oi tlu- whole. IN COMMITTl-l'; Ol WHOLE 111-. Alderman McRae introduced .1 bylaw regulating laundries. ll was referred to the health committee, A nolice "I iiuitiiin w as given tO introduce a scheme lor the clearing aiiil boulevarding ol all streets, Irolll the watc-rlrolit up as lar as practicable this season, two blocks on each side, ol I.ousdale Ave. lt was resolved to proceed on the COUncil'l initiative lo deal and grade I.ousdale Ave. (rom u.l street to l.Uh street and irolll llth street to the city limits under local improvement. ♦»<■»♦»♦•♦•♦ *+44j>4<94»4«^4«iWi^442y4^.-0>'i44®4^4^4-$4^4 NOTICE ! om iiusitiass is now practically on a cash be sis This enables us to give our automata the same Ugh dass goods we have alwavs bandit (I al very lunch better prices than call bc obtained limn sums doing a credit trade. Trv an order and compare qualilv and price, j. A. & fi. McMillan : ♦«<>■*♦ i*****4v*+l>«>«t4«>*»* 4®4G'4s?,-4sJb4<i)4-4^a»<i»<l+<a ♦ if*i*T*arfi*i"tii"Wi"i' 11 i-r,i"i"i,i-ri"ii 1 ii* 4HHHfH+HHHHHH^4fH4H4jaHttHHHtHHHHfHHHHHa)HHH^ **i"-*»*V*i"l . 1 *•'*.**.. i"it~»r Manitoba Real Estate Co. 2339 Westminster Avenue Va ancouver il Front st., i.ui it, ji. i,. |hn, si/.,* ijotijn ice-.. I'liie, (1750-Caah ',*, bal. b and IJ. I."Is i-a, 1 1 and 15, block w, I). 1,. p.',, ', ulna, lacing Keilh Koad. Price, fl,J|uu cash , bal,mn eaay. iiih Sunt .unl si. George Street, ith lol Irom tl.,- Ave., 1). 1,. -,|'i, si/e 14X150 leel. price }'•■ a* all cash. Lots j i„ 10 imludrd, all cleared and high, ,nii;; bit, pine >a,;s > ash Sl'v. bid* h and I] III". 1 Uli .md lluni ,\u„ I,,t, 1 ud J, block ,-,. 1). I, I53i si/e \i 17 tui, puce each Si*',** ffjtp, bal. I., 1: aiid 18 months. 1."i .">, block 17, l) i„ jjj, -da 5,1x1.-,,, price >■,;-. wish ,«.-,„,, bal 1 6, 1.' and is months. l."i .'7, block S51, si/e ;;\i.'a,. innil S|S", caah I -. bal., e.isl. H* I..1 ,, '■' ' s* block B, I) I, I ii,, si/i I ||M 17 leel. null '.. kllallll ''a miM ''■ ': "i lot* 1 i", i! .ml |] j„ n. i, ol 11, I). I,. each 6611 ,,t, <ss" Uh whole lot, ( *l''ll ',, Il.li,Uli. i-.isi, "9 aerea, :, "I v, m d, l ,S6|| ])riu, j-,,,- ,„, ,,,,, caah i-i, lul. 1 .,11,1 ,s nioiiths. l-'nc i'i< It. lots ('.ood fm one week only. s 1 Ko "in acn- Price iifp, caah, fijo, balaam, lio |)er month. Lillooel Koad, seition ,s\ I). I. Kg, one wtxo, Sj-mi, i.ish 1-1, bal. h, i: and 18 months. ■'■■ 1 *s"> ', acn, Sl""i Caah Sl"", balance Sl" pel month. Lots 7, s, , ,,n,| ,,, bloek 1:, I). 1, jn::, si/r ,u llO lui, priu S7..1 , caih Sis", balance, i>, 11 ami i.S months 1 1.vnn Valky, Im i, block .', I) I,. .-0*7, si/,* mim, price S.'i" ; 1 ash Sy, balance S.'S ipiaitrrlv. I,vnn Valley, lots ll and 1:, block .', I). !,. :o*7. si/e tui 10 leel, price I473 ; cash Ji:,s, balaine. Ige quarterly. I'rlcr Koad, f> 11 -',N7. si/.e ,s=,xi"o leel. partly cleared, prhc Sl"". (ash '.*, balance f, and 1.* month!. / I '. ol 1J in 1). I.* -'"HH, live acres, pi 11, s cash Ji,7,S", balance lo arrange. l,ol id i.- 20.XX, ', acre, price 5.(75 . cash S17.S lo >2oo, balance J20 per month. llllilllMIIIIIMMMIHIIIIIIill llilllllllltllllllllllllliMiiMlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHHHHHHH^H
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
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