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North Vanoouvib, B.C., Juki 28, IWO
Number 14
SEWERAGE INSTALLATION
ADVANCED A
plicablc to that portion nf the
iiiy.
pmnn A. Sleadlll.lll alld R. .1. Pot*
IS 1 Cil ''' ,ls''"' '"' l'11' "Pming np "i
a portion ol -'nth street and ■
lollowing letters were
The lull city council Wjis present ai lasi evening's meeting
with Mayor Mav presiding.
The
read 1^^^^^^^^^^^^^
R. S. Reid, eiti treasurer,
wrote stating that he wonld
attend to deeds ul conveyance
(ruin the diatrict ol North
Vancouver.
Messrs. Hm lis iSi Walkini advised that the deeds oi vuiivev
alive ll'iitll the diatrict In lile
iiii had been exeeliled alld were
ready at theit office Ior deliver
aim-. The ilerk reported thai
he had called and obtained the
deeds ill iplesliun.
A letter was read fruin Dr
Tims. Verner offering to re
plaee certain trees in Victoria
l'ark whieh he had inadvertent
ly removed. He gave i detail
ed list id a number ul iirtiaineli
till trees Whkh he plnptised tn
plant instead. His offer was
relerred tn a small committee
compoaad "( Aldermen Irwin
and Smith.
The N, V. Vachl Hub wrote
asking permission in anchor
tlu-ir boat houae at the loot
id Sl George's Ave. ami als"
that Some assistaiive be given
them in constructing an approach tu their 1111111111-; whari.
(in motion it was resolved in
refer ihis in tin* board "[
wurks committee in render the
assistance asked [ur.
Lettei .uivision that ,i uiu
v'entiuti ni bn* chiels would
meet in California slmrtiv was
lead inviting the local liu ihiel
tn be present Piled
The North Vancouver Land
Cu. wrnte offering i" give the
utv a 'in davs' option nil lhe
itiisiibdiiideil portions ill I). I,.
517 and :;i al dinner price
quoted Woo an acre, this md
tu stand until the Inlaw was
submitted In lln iati pavi is ill
llie event ..[ it being inled Up
nu In-lnre lhe Option expired
Uii motion "I Aid Inun am'
plans [ui sewerage had been approved bv the provincial health
department, lie slated that tin-
engineer ul the health depart
ment had advised him tu al
luw in every ease lui a 2 per
lent, bench un street intersections ami lurther that the
storm waler should be restrict-
connecting toad to Western
Ave. [ruin l.uiisilale Ave. respectively "Resolved in ask [or
.i statement oi building valuation and the engineei tu report
as In mst nl vv oiks."
The lire and light committee
recommended that a street
light he placed at the comer ul
St. Andrew's Ave. and the l,s-
A letter was received limn
Dr. Voung, provincial secretarj
Slating lhat the departlin 111
had approved ol ihe sewi ra*;e
plans (ur the city nl Nortli
Vancouver as submitted by G,
S. Hanes, it was laid uvei- iu
ilu- meantime,
C, Stanton, assistant deputy
uf marine and bshuiis, wrote
adviaing thai an application
had been received lur a water
lul, lut m;s, D.I,. .'71, ii"in
Mr. R. .1. Hardy. The writer
wanted tu know il the city riad
any objections in ibis being
granted.
Aid. Smith thought that tin
eitv should have provided Ior a
. Hv wharl all along the water-
[riiiit long ago sn that each
uiniii i,I a waterfront lm
wuniil have the benefit ul cheap
wharfage from tin- iitv. On
motion "I Aid Sihult/ and
Suulh ii was resolved t" re| I;
that the council were imt In Is
[or oi granting water Iota as
agailUt tin publii interest III
eluded in the iiiiitiuii alsu was
the appointment "I a commit
lee inmpused nf Aid. Irwin and
Smith tu itemise ihe reaai ns
win the council were opposed
in granting these watei rights
Aid UcNeish asked in tv; aid
in iln* sewerage, il it was
known what depth the sevveis
would be placed, bit Instance "ii
the north side ui the e ist and
mst streets
Aid. Suulh said lhat m an
event the difference WOUld be
null abuul i I,,'
Aid. McNeish wanted lo know |
McRae th.* idler was" accepted •' jl vv',s 9™V~*i i" inaUl Uu
with thanks sewerage while the grade waa
inspeiinr ni Tramways Ra* '" ll"nl'1 • "' """a mn them-
vi mi,* hi aiiswu ti, a biter M'lv,s im" making deep rata
Inun un cottucil inviting him vll,n ') ll""1" ,l' ("m"1 mmw'
I., nispeit railwaj gradea in N
liiini entering the house sew-1plaaade, The report waa ai
Vancouvei advising that he
WOttld lie willing lu usil Nol I ll
Vancouvei in thai connection
whenever a date was lived 'iv
the ...iniul
On in.iiimi .,( Aid l-uii 1* i
and limn the inillinium,iiinn
was liled.
R liiivhan, manage! ul the
Hank id Hamilton, advised Ihal
ilu- compani 's architect from
the head nihil was in the lit]
and riadv l,, proceed witil llie
r pin
poind
st reel
that
with
grad
ts.an l.ile^^^^^^^^^^^
Aid Iiiiiii said hi saw no
difficulty in (he connection, Tin
luiitiiil was iu favor "f am pi
in;1 tin engineers' grade as. mi
i.lined in his plaiis for sewerage
ami further he considered lhat
lhe legal pari ul the in.illi
slmiild i>e attended lo smh as
advertising the local Improvi
mem vmrks [ur tlu latterals
ami lllis iiiiubl miiipi i eih.ip.
[nlir ut six weeks and lv that
tune the inatler ul grades
would inusi prohabl] I e settl
ed
Aid I'', m hi asked the ill, ill
eu ii ii was ihe Intention in
lav lln- trunk mains hrst ,,n I
i( he claimed he conld nni st n
I'i'pted
The waterworks committee
recommended that the water
main be extended along l'irst
street from Si. Patrick's in a
point near the bridge and mi
IJth streei frum Oiieensbitt v
Ave. tu Sl. Andrew's Ave. and
that a valve be placed ill the
pipe al the comer nl I Sth street
and Sl. George's Ave. The repnrt was adopted,
Aid. Silnili/ reported inr a
committee composed ol himsell and Aid. McNeish relative
tu a grant tu lhe band. Thev
recommended, after confining
with the hand and receiving the
assurance thai ilu- dtj and
band wuuld have the advantage
ul tin* services nt R. Chance as
bandmaster and that one and
perhaps twu band concert*
vvullld be given ill the i itv, u
ihei uu the (inuiisbnri l'ark,
\ il i'llil Talk ill llthei | I.lie ill
lhe till while the COUncll
might direct, that a tin>llIii's
maul ul J40 be made lu the
N. Vancouver citj band. . He
moved In ibis effect. Alderman Siiiiiii seconded the motion whiih passed utlalliliiuiislv
The [ulluvvint; financial statements were read and passed
Pittance, S.i i.s; police, $347.50 ;
si Iniul, SaS.s 1.711 ; buard ul
wanks, I535; waterworks, fiat,
and health, s in
Aid. Irwin moved, seconded
bl Aid Siliuil/, Unit the ile,'1 *
'"li. lln distriit tn the iitv
nn bide among other things ail
water rights and water wavs
in conformance with iln si 1 m
incorporation ami that Mck
deeds ale llnl accepted bv llli
iitv uniil ihe iih suliiilnr has
approved ul ihem.
Aid. MeRae moved thai a
grant ol J50 be made tu the
horse shuw whieh was being
lnhl under the auspices of ihe
horticultural society Tin* motion was seconded hv Aid. Irwin and passed.
1. Kirkland, caretaker nl the
1 ti 1..ki, was granted a two daj 1
have 1*1 absence,
The mayor stated that Mr.
I). Cameron was nui read] in
lutibi with the joint meeting
oi the council and tlu representation ni the rati]..iii is
Plans ul ihe sewers as pre
pattd bv the iitv engittrei aren
laid mi the table ami cOUaid
end,
On motion u( Aid. SchulU
unl Hi Neish lhe ilerk was in
stunted tn sn* (he iin s, Iiiit
ur tomorrow and take wiih lum
copies "I the bv law ill the se-
werag. .md Instruct hnu in prepare a In law tu liiei I 1 'llli 111
plated plans 111 n Iation tu in
stalling iln* latterals, Tin- inn
1 nm paaaed with Aid McRae
dissenting,
R I, Reid ,,l the legal Iiiiii
ol Bowser, Reid alld tt allil id; e
nl Vancouver was anointed
city suliiilnr (nf the bal,Hln ..I
iln vi.ii ai Si sn a month
Tin chairman ol the (inane,
committee was appointed t..
sign iheiples in the absence ul
tin Hank ni Hamilton would lhe saw no reaaon whv ihat the ciM treasurer.
have lu In- Changed, asserted sistein slnaihl tint b, adopted j__ m,,,,,,,, ,|u.n adjourned
tha engineei In North Vaniouvei ,,, this evening when the
The clerk was inatructed to| Alderman McNeish thought il franchise ami several In
construction id the
Idotk at the corner ol Kirul
and Lull-dale Ave but
thtv imibi nut proceed
construction until lh
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Knginccr ll.ni.-s aaid thai lhe U» "wage tvork until the
council had reaffirmed the gradi -1'"1'" "'" l,v"'
given Irolll lhe allev belllten The ctl'MIIci I evpl.lliml that
1'itst .nnt .md the Kspianadi tbe authorities ai Victoria
nuiih tu hist sin, 1, but that wanted in in* furnished wnh
same had imt been legislci -lades .md lie had . xplalnel
ed. Ii wuuld hau- tu In- regis- that lhe iitv had nol in,'
innl hv Inlaw said thi engin n|i permanent grades tu gel
nl III answer In a (|lleslluli aruUIld the piiltll ll was .eili.'l
he staled thai the grade be thai lln semis should be ni.I'
tween find street ami tin ffe "' •' certain depth belon iln
plntiade would be -i hi il the b'.s luiiiislnd grade "( iiii street,
planad, was bin, hid ll was Aid 1'unler said that in Van
nuw -.„-,. H the Ksplanadc i"iivii the sevuts inti put III
was llnl benched the made lm before lln grades wm* fixed aa i
he
Ills
proceed wnh tin preparation ..1 would nol he advisable i"i"l mil be considered
.1 inlaw filing the gTade for thc bm Vancouver's example as
Hank ui llamiltun for registra the] were frcuucntli having
tmn in accordance with grad. trouble there
ii"i\ givefl I" thelll
A communication was receli
id (rum the buard nl siliia.al
Irustees forwarding a rcaolu
iion paaaed ti a recent nutt
in-; nl iin hoard tn iln* effect
ihai tinv recommended council
In lllspns, n| llll Sl 111 lo] Llllll-.
in Mock 11, |).|„ gyj ami put
sptiRTlNC, KVKNTS
On motion "I Ahl. Inv in and
Kowh-r, 11 was resolved to re MilD.W LAST
it 1 iln* matter to the cit) so
lu iti>i for lhi ailiiisliiniit n I
preparation nl lhc li 1 'I hn
planum III l*v hiws |oT sa wet in
■ tall.iliuli.
(»n motion n| Aid iivin nil
Smith, the engineer was in
I,at I" *i I'.ilium vs Sorth
Vancouvei (cit) Icagui al R'
* re iiinn Park Sim., Kairvl.»
". N'nllll V.llllUllllI I
SAT! RD.W
Lacrosse fSenl.u amateui 1
Victoril vs New Weslliliml.l
chas. block mn, Dl,. -.=," for structed to prepare plans and at New Westminstei Beon
block 11. D I. W" profiles foi the local Improve Victoria ft, New ttesimlnsler
5 n acme al the rati ol f3,ono ment work on Lonadali Avenue
an am ami bbnk .'17, I). I. In I w 11 11 I,till and 1Mb struts
>i>>. 1 11 acres, at 5j,7Jo an ia accordance irith In hid
•.iti it was n!• uid in th. Hunt ,iiiii thai It »i hereb
committee ..I the wholi understood thai thi report ol
Th. uiiiiiiil reported that in* iuoj was nut intended tu be ap
Tu
Van
Ba 1 'ball Van "ii" 1
coins Score Tacotni <,
I '.III a|aa
Vat htm:' Sal bun cup raci
1 a a nn .1 ,ir. .uml Roarer 1
entries "Gazeaka" and
hue." Wun by the lormer in
slow tiun- on account of Hk'11
wind.
Gravelej cup race on Burrard
Inlet, three entries, the "Ada
mu', "Vampire" and "Tilli-
ctilii", nun hi the "Adatiae".
21 iimt center boards from
Coal Harbor, aron by the "Mu
rial". The nther tWO entries
were 'T.ipsii" and "Cliuinaiin '.
Dinghy races at North Van
couver, Entries "We Two",
"Flea", "Bthel" and lhi
"Jumbo" Their ir.lei' in
crossing lhc finishing line ws -
"We Twu", "Flea ', ' Rtbel'
and "Jumbo",
Cricket At Brockton Point
two teams captained In Capt.
Amitage and Vice Capt. Dan
wun by Vice Capt'a, team, b)
a senn* of laSh to tjn.
Citv League Lacroase Next
game Wednesday evening this
week, Nurth Vancouver at Mt.
Pleasant, Game on Bridge
street grounds, cor. t:th Ave.
and Bridge street.
MR. PHILIP RESIGNS
\lr Alexander Philip, the dis
it iit clerk, tendered his res gn
ation ui the offices ol clerk,
collector and assessor, held by
him, at the council meeting
Iasi evening, He had deain d
to do su earlier in the vear lull
bv desire oi the reeve he I,a I
deferred iill now to assist ,*s
uiniii ,is possible tn promote
the large undertakings lhe
council had in view. The by
laws were m.vv read) for carlj
submission to the ratepai re
and with theit adoption and lhe
definite undertaking "[ the i tt
nnd Narrowi Uiidgc he kit ii
was a suitable time tn give up
a position lhat WOUld pussiblv
now be better in younger hands
The council accepted the n
signation and appointed Air
John ll. 1-aiiiiei tn succeed
Imu with Mr. Rnbt. Chameol
tin* C.P.R. telegraph offici ■
liis assistant. Ml Philip pru
puses to engage in business as
conveyancer and financial a. ent
In North Vancouver ahei ■
hi iif bolide).
INDIAN CHINCH OPENING
The dedicatory services in
connection with Si. Pauls R
C. church at the Indian re crv.
are beiUg held loda) Kxlen
sive alterations have i ecu In
progress for several months, lhi
walls ui the old church having
luen incorporated In the neu
structure which in its complet
ed condition presents .ill iiiip,*s
ing building flanked mi ehh t
sub ,,i the fronl elevation bv s
hi^h tourer. The dedicator)
seiviie was held llus 111..111111:
ami the blessing ol lhe chun n
will be performed bv Archl Ish
up Neil Ma, Lean ol Vallu an ei
wlm has recently arrived (ruin
Newfoundland to assume tin
duties uf the office Service will
be held both morning and i
in nul the proeessiou ol tbc
Blessed Sai 1.iiinni will liken t i
be held during the dav alld p. s
sihlv again in lhe evening, A
large concourse uf Indians hai
gathered from all quarters in
. luding Se. In li, Squamish, po
in. ilk.., Chilliwack, tin.nu
\ ale and other points. It ii
likelv ihal a large number ol
the Indians will remain ovei
foi iln ist oi lulv celebration
BOYS' LACKOSSK t i P
Hi It sse Willi s has
d. inonatraled his Intereal la lhi
young pt.'i'lt >ai the .itv and es
imi*illv anything in connection
wilh ;..iiiiis ami a111.1l.n;
spurts I'.xlnl itetl in lie I...n
dali \v. window ol the Uon
ard Sale Co Is i hand onu cup
whieh Mr. Williams is ,1, 1
(nr competition between two
lacrosse teams from th. pnl.In
ichool ll was lln mi. nil n '
hold the game al thi ml I
pituii al Second Peach, on Sal
ni'lav, luu owing to lhe nn
lit state ui iln* ground ll
postponed till this week. 1"
umiliieiiiint u( whiih 1 111,ul
anothei column,
HacKWAN M< (iRKGOR
The marriage wi celebrated
1 Hi. horn. -I Ki ■ (till mi "ii
i nh 11,, 1 hut -tun
Ul bums Uiil'.w.ni and
1 s McG,,
EXTENSION OF
FIRST STREET
Preliminary snivel wmk is
said to be llllilil wav hv lllc
provincial government on the
extension ol busi street from
the corner oi Si David's Ave
through the Hem) propert) as
l.n east ,is I.vnn Creek, where
il will innn a jiuit lion with llii
mads in that localit) and
through i" the eastern part c4
ilu* distrii 1. The importance ol
this work as ,1 highway bas
been lepeateillv pn ssed upofl
iln* members ol the local go\
iiim.ini, ami when tin Hon
McBride was on lhe North
Shore presiding al the opening
nl the Seymour river bridge,
the i.n 1 was brought [orcefulli
tu his attention when sunn
members ol the part) m in ante got stink .-ii the long and
hcivv Keith mail hill. Ile was
heard to remark at the time,
lh.it there was nol I mad a
Inn.; the water nol trnly to rein vr iln hardship nl ascending
ami descending the hill, luu
from a s,iiiii puint aal vine, as
the Inlei between Nortii Van
iiiiivei and l.v 1111 Creek |i:im lit
saaine un attractive seaner)
Tin ,ni lev wmk, as under
stood, is being rallied nn bv
Messrs Dawson and RUiott ol
Vancouver
PRESENTATION
CIT\ BASEBALL LEAGUE
A meeting ol the represents
lives ol the Ilt w utv baseball
league comprising teams rem
srnting Kirst itreet. Third
slieel, fourth itreet ami Unreal estate men was held in the
vity hall Saturda] alternoon
ami resulted in the preliminan
organization being carried
through and u schedule being
prepared, all id which will be
siibiiiiiiui in .1 gem i.ii meeting
in be held Wednesday evening
...vai and final adjust
ment. One n pr. tentative from
each it inli WU It s. died that t.i, ll ol
the iiptistiit.lines pi, ,ni
sliuiild at 1 i.u a committee for
tin- drawing np "( thc constitution and mies whiih will 11 tin
sunn* as ihose used ill lhe N V
ind Mtssis Mi .nm and
Yinine. whi appointed i con
mittee in intetiiiw the man
ageiucnl nl Ro reatioa l'ark re
garding terms ior the use nl th,
grounds,
it was reported thai Mayoi
Mav had Signified Ills llllllll
ness to donate i cap ks una a
competition and the thanks 1 1
the meetini w.is tendered tii
Ills Worship for lus kindness.
Tin schedule as submitted
provides im tw.* gamae i week
A player shall be allowed i"
plai for mill niie ilub ilm in,'
the season
(tames are to inniniinri at
is. in p.m sli.it p, the niitnl ei u.
innings t" be played lo be bit
I' iln 1l1sutlu.il .,I Uu* iimpir.
v tournament will In had in
. antiiitii.n with ilu- celebration
ilns week mi iln .'ml inst, tin
pritt belli;; t baseball niillil
. lined ,.1 Mi. The paiius will
!t 1 Innings tixmiis
Di Mi.riison and lii"
Prime win appointed umpires
and lln "Ilui ulliiirs n| ||u* lea
111 mil bi appointed .it Wni*
meeting.
A verv pleasant surprise was
accorded Mr. Sydney Humphrey, Nurth Vatiiniiver's popular city treasurer last evenine,
vv lun he was presented with .1
handsome tea serviie by the
maynr and members ul the city
1 a iiim il mi tin* invasion of his
wedding whieh lakes plan- on
Thursday morning. The presi malum look place in the uiv
hall just ptevinus to the council meeting, His Worahip pic-
sided and all the aldermen were
present besides a number of
spei tattus. In placing the niit
in Air. Humphrey's hands His
Worship took Oceanian to sny
sunn- very complimentary
things about the recipient in regard to his 11 iiuiiii t as all olli-
cial u[ the eity and as a private.
citizen, He remarked that the
council was only too pleased lo
oiler him the small token ol appreciation and trusted it would
In nl serviie in years to tome
besides forming a tie ul friendship with the uiiiiiiil of is)io.
The aldermen joined in the sentiment ol the niavor and tlnn
Mr Humphrey who was taken
completely by surprise, returned his thinks in a few well
chosen worda, A series uf hand
shakes concluded the ceremoBYa
POLICE COURT
tlagittrati Kealy'i com pn
niii'l a bll'.v stem v,
morning wlnn mi i,ss th.ni four
drunks wen ltm-<l up la ih, pri
smin 1 nm Oca Williamson
.md Ruin Diaoa wm each fined
If lm tin- Oral uhinii
dtunk mi the s s
Sorth v.itiiuiu,! John lorn
win. has Imi 11 ,,m ih, rui
" past llltllllll, w.is
Wltll 111 an,aidant, mth
advanced stage ,,| in. 1,1 -..
and (lusiv iul,,,, .*,, i,,,!,,,,,
was * .id coats foi i,
■' "' Intoxicated cimdilion
rontran in ihe Indian An
«i K I II Cardinal aiil
it. si w.ik im Bpokane i.
'iln pari in tin Inland Kmpiri
"ims lournameni, .'nun
v.In.h In will compete in Uh
donUes and th. ham
in l< Mi Cardinal mil .,|
■I"'. in th, v ,,
it win, h will I,.
111 "11 lllll
LOCAL AND l'KKSONAL
Mis Smith of Victoria is
visiting iur a few days wilh
Mis \\. .1. Diek of the Esplanade.
Mis. A. P. May of Lonsdale
Av. nue has lelt for a thru
months' viwl with friends '"
Calgary.
The burusse mntili between
Iwo puked teams oi the boyi
of the Central public sihool for
a trophy nllered by Mr. Jesse
Williams, will Ih- played on the
athletic grounda this ^Tuesday)
eienitii; be^iuiiinj; at 6.45 O1-
iluck. The public arc invited
to attend.
Mamr Mav was in receipt ol
1 ttlejjram Ofl Saturday Irom
the naval authorities at Esquimau lo the illni that it would
imt k- possible for the gun
I mai ts Shear vv alei and Egeria
tu .itiend the Dominion Day ce-
lil'tatum at Korth Vancouver,
but ihai the Bgaria was detail-
id lur Vaniouver on lhat date.
The local Loyal Orange lod-;e
will attend divine service in St.
Andrew's Presbyterian church
iu ni Sunday alternoon. The
service will lieum at 3.30 o'-
vlnik and will be conducted by
Kev. J. 0. Gillam, paator of
the ihuiili, assisted by Rev.
Wm. Schlicter, pastor of thc
Methodist iliiirch.
AitatiLieiiients are under way
by .Mr. k. lv .Macnaghten lor
the construi tion ul a two stor-
t v bloik to unit,nn two large
■lorn mi the ground lloor and
-uiu s ul moms aliove at the
in.ithwist turner of Lonsdale
An and 1 sih street. The Cost
..I the building is said to be in
ilu neighborhood of $</,ooo.
Mi and Mis C M. Ituinns-
1.1 ban* removed ln this my
and iit, at pri sent among the
gMltl at tilt Palate Hotel,
where Huy will reside until
tlnn plans .11, matured as to a
permanent 1, .uhim Mrs. Hur-
1 is a South African by
hnth, and is a niece of Dr.
Ramabottam, tolonial treasurer
*.( tin Orange kiver Colony.
Tin pmuinial lodge ol tbc
■ \na nnt Order n| Funsters is
' iiiatigtng lur 1 mmistir reniofl
at North Vam..uur nn Salur-
\11gnst mh The event
mil bl lnhl on Larson's
: mnnds and it is expected that
"it r t nu minis uf the order
will be m .lUindanu. The
Sixth regiment baud has Inn
"I Inl the . i.asiull.
COMPETITION DATS CIIAV
OKD
The ilali ha the imilpe:'
aal III. I'..,-. S. . ills I 1 tin I
I up i . L.n .Inn.'id Imm
Saturda) lo l-'rida) TWO
XHE -aXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C
THE CURRY CO.
DRY GOODS and GENT'S FURNISHINGS
Corner Seiontl .ind lonsdale. Phone 53
SALE SPECIAL
We have Kcured i line ei men blaci ctthntn men, guaranteed all wool. Sale price - - - 25'
Ladies' Wnh Shut Wiiib .ill wus, values to $1.50. Sale
lint - - - - $1.00
CommunicaLons <tiiiiiimiti in n inniitiiiU'i'»ininii mniiiiiili
LOS
SiiALl'. ORADK8
Till': iiiv'i ih;i«:
I* r.iiiiNt; srMK MiW |< TIIK TIMK Tn BUV I'.lli'hK
PRICK* IHVANCI n, liv.
NORTH LONSDALE
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Editor Kxpress
'lli,it* is nm aspect ni this
1|U, ;,,,„ -A-hicli. so i.n as 1 can
find out, has nol been consider
,.,1, mi it iv -ai serious Import.
I .mi iieitlm .1 straight grader
mn .1 beitvh grader, but like
enn nihn citi/en, I uo deep
lv interested in ,lu' future ol
,,ni voung .uv 'ii"1 'I' Ita good
n,mu I hav. not bail lime In
divi ileeplv into the subject,
bul within Hit last lew dais 1
havi given il -"ine considers
nun I 1111 not au engineer lo
givi .ni engineering opinion, Inu
even an onlinan citizen can
h.ivi opinions on smh matters
nun, .uiv ilu\ observations.
Hill I am a law ver ami 1 *i,-u-
dad some municipal experi
enn .unl l venture lo bring be
lure viaiu readers i matter
wIn,li I hope will be satiafai
tut ilv settled hi luie anv step Is
t.ikan laa inui,im* ihese grades.
It i a well kuiiivti principle in
law thai il a munii ipalilv lines
anv thing lo Increase danger or
thai mav contribute to cause
auv one injun the) are liable
[oi consequences. A workman
boring a huh- in Point Ellice
bridge mst Victoria about one
million dollars A civic work
man digging gravel from wder
p.ni ol the root oi a tree coat
Siiuih Vancouver ft6,ooo for
lhe 'bath nl a man through the
int falling uu«iitlis afterwards
These local cases illustrate llu
legal principle I haw stated
No one can gainsai the fact
lhat benching Lonidale Ave. tu
anv extent will inn tase tin
grade upon it and proportion
nielv increase the danger to
ir.nuw.iv i r.i (lia there It is a
recognized tratawat street an I
has i« be treated lroui thai
point ol view. The Irauiwai
coinpum mav undertake to
provide cars' with suitable
equipment to negotiate unv
grade and enter into an arran
auintiii ia, allot* .i iiill bench
grade or a modified bench, bnt
il smiie thn an accident ovem
lo a heaulv loaded ear un th, t
slreel the question ft'olUil as
siiredlv arise, "Did the ctM i''
nn w.iv contribute t" mine
that accident '" and u jurj - I
Vancouver rilisvtta would Hhve
la. atisw.i it. What i1 I Inv said
thai because lhe cil) Imd in
creased lhi dangei bi niakinc
lhe grades sleeper or causing i
heavier lax on lhe strength ol
tin- i.u equipment, lhe financi
al lespnllsihiliti lor tbe acd
ileiii musl he unt■.. Dl what il
the jiirv held as ihcv might
mil do thai the bench v-.iii' iis
jarring ellects on ihe ear was
lhe vaiise oi the accident
These are legal possibilities
having u lairl) solid founds
ii.m in the legal principle 1
have stated and beon; .inv
change is made the ver best
legal opinion should be obtain
til Credit is certainh due to
West ancouver Motor I aum h Service
I une Ii • \\ a i \ im ouvi | Captain I imlla-
I cen led i"i t*. pass, ngers
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i.i'ii. I,. 1 rout. Irom North Vi 1 tin littrn 1 b<, ,nnl
Cipilinu Rivei Launch "Wi il ■ a nu connections, without liil, wnh tin! len rih Van
unlet, .t> pel .il " ' ' ]
Th, Princeton Waterworks Kim nea dici buildings fur
Co l.id . Ins been Incorporated lh. lirand Trunk 1'acifn system
lol ilu pnrpo* ol uppl' in ■ ttt In h. erected on lhe dock
vv.itu in ihi lown "i I'ini" 1.11 properti al llu f...,i ,,| t, outl
ll l tie v street, Vii I
A Positive Cure
For Indigestion
II vmi have iniligestiuii, your
I I leinietits in the stiitiiaih
and bowels, It dues mote ; it
decays, and tin nutritious mat-
in whiih should 'i'i In make
in vv bl I iln.iv s with it, ninl
tins leads i" an impoverished
condition ..l the bl I, to nni
vousness, biliousness, conatipa
lion, sn k lnail.it In, bad breath
which disgusts vour Iriends,
ami other disagreeable .mil uu
pleas.un conditions,
Ami all ilns 111 'Utile il t .instil
In tin [ood thai iluesn t digest,
bul leiineiits and ..limn'. roU
in tin- itomach,
Ami fermentation is caused
by the itomach m.l bring
strong enough and energetic
enough lo ihoroughlj mix the
[und with the digestive juices.
Ml 0 NA is responsible for
tens oi thousands oi cures, In
I.u 1, it is smh a positive inn-
for indigestion and all totnach
troubles thai it is ; uaranteed
In the Lonsdale I'hannai v to
line or money back, The prici
ul a large boa nl M l-o-ni tablets is in centi, and Ihei are
mi re i" prompt 1\ iiinn the
worst case nl indigestion or
...istritis. Trv them.
MIONA
Cures Dyspepsia.
Your momybick il II don'l. G a im-
mrdul" ffliff from htaftbum, MM stom-
ictiaitoma.'li diitf-M and ikk 1 ,1! hf.
50 centi 1 h'lt bo* at
The Lonidale Pharmacy,
Canyon View Hotel
CAPILANO
Extensive Grounds, Kigh-clisi service il tnoderati rates.
Fimily Koomi en suite with ipeclal ritn. HouseGreitlyEnlarged,
Buy trail t" summit uf Grouse Mountain, altitude 3000 feet.
Scenic Delights Fishing Hunting Mountain Climbing
Unequalled for Holiday, Long or Short
r. canceujor,
Manager.
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Prop.
SEASON 1910
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Lot adjoining Boulevard on 12th St. for $875, cash
$300. A Long Way Below Value.
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Martinson & Co.
63 LONSDALE AVENUE
MIRTH VANCOUVER, R.C,
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the council in reapect that the)
have endeavored to investigate
lhe vi huh matter thoroaghl) as
lar as thev kimw what was in
Vnlvetl. Thev have been great
h hampered bv the action o|
the engineers retained in dog
uatUing as to appearances rather lhan as i" how difficulties
mn in overcome, The assum
ptions tlu engineers sei ont
with as iu whiih street is the
more important, indicates ho*
slialhiw tlnir investigation was
The council has to go, and I believe, are going, careful.) intu
the legal as well as ilu engin
trim-; and financial aspects and
in doing sn thev nre but exercising the necesaai t i aee The
uliuh* weight ul iiuponsihilit)
rests uti tluii shoulders anil the
general electorate . xpects them
to tin llieir dulv, and fear no
man or section 1 am,
ALKX PHILIP
North Vancouver,
14th .lune, 19m.
l-.iliia.i Kxpress :
Dear Sir, There is one little
incident lhat happened wlnn
Mr. Thomson ui Seattle interviewed the aldermen ol North
Vancouver thai is not well
known and 1 think it onghi to
in* Mr. Thomson aaked Mr.
Irwin, "What about Ibis
bridge, when <lu inn expect to
see il .'" Mr. Irwin replied : "In
the course "I two or three de
cades" 1 Twenty or thirty
ve.us ls that transparent
enough, ratepayers .' And vet
that'll the man that three other
aldermen are satisfied lo be at
the reasons given in the "quar
telle" for rejecting the repnrt
ul ia a is that the engineers
iliil imi ,iilhiie in their instrtu
tiulis It must be borne in
innni that Mr. Thomson came
iu N, \ .nnuilier in response to
a lelegraui Inun onr iiiaiui.
and Lm w nothing ol anv reso
llutiott placing restrictions on
his jhaglllcUt, ul belli ise he
iinllhl iiul have come al all
Anothei reason given was that
tin- commission recommended
"extreme 1-enching". Twu per
cent, ilui s not mean "extreme
benching". Truth will hurt no
one but tin "quartette".
\nnis truly,
GWYNNE K. HUGHES
CONTRACTORS
Tenders will lie reeeiveil by the undersigned up lill 10:00
a in. Weiluesilai, Jul) 6th, 1910 ior clearing part ol D.L.
2; 2, North Vincouver, containing about 5(1 acres, more or
leu
The lowest m .uiv tt ml. 1 BOI neu ssarilv II1 epli tl.
Pull particulars ami ipecificitioos to be obtained Iron
R. V. WINCH & CO., LIMITED
\MM II III 11 DIM. ANCOUVER, B. C.
TELEPHONES- -179 180
LYNN VALLEY
The pad are now running past our new sub-division.
located urOH tht Itreet fruin the Lvnn Valley store.
A few lots still telling tl tht original price.
Wt havt alto 1 remarkablt tine subdivision, fteing on tht extension of the
GRAND BOULEVARD
trhkh wc ure offering no* tl reasonable prices.
CAMPBELL & EVENSON
9 Lonsdale Avenue.
Phone 155.
SCHOOL LANDS
Besides recommending lhi
iitv muni il in dispose of lhe
school property In I) L. 27,1
.nnl tu purchase large -jr. i-nds,
blink loo in D. L. ,\s", the
siliuul board has, llu'.-clore re
commended an addiliutiul p*u-
Ichase in block J17, I). I. --.\t,.
and blink ii, D L. 546
PHEIGHT BATES
Slnppi rs in lhe Pa. ilii Noi ih
'west are rather between I vv. a
lires iii the fight "i the western
railroads to increase theli
[rciehl rates, 1 niovt which the
federal government has su lar
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CONFECTIONERY AND |!
J ICE CREAM PARLORS ii
IIM IT. CANDIES, ICE CREAM
IMM, LINK OF SUMMER DRINKS
CIGAR8 AND TOBACCCM
STATIONERY, .MAGAZINES
OFFICE SUPPLIES, BTC.
Fred. Bosquet, Pro|>.
I 18 Lontdllt Ave P.O. Box 18 Phone Li
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been able In prevent. The rail
roads unable to Increase their
rales at once declared that thei
vvullld have to etnliiiini/r on e*v
penses, atul i:,nuo nun have
beell laid oil, suine L580 nf
these being mi the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern.
Must ill the men laid ofl were
nn new construction wurk,
which bas been pi ael ie.illv sirs
peiideil. The railroads seem to
In in deadly earnest Thev in
lilt that while evpelisis havt
been mounting vear hi vear, la
bm u'liny up, material -pull;; up
luel going up, rates have iiul
bun increased, and as a result
the margin between receipti and
cxpenditurei has dwindled until
it i.s hardlv peneptible. Heine
the siispetisiun ul new vvurk until rates can be increased Husini ss men in the northwest annul vet wUUl| tu enlU'cdc llie
higher rales, vet thev hate lo
see a elitllp put into jclier.il
prosperitv bv the itopplng ol
railroad conttnctlot. The
quicker the rate oneation ii stt
1 led. the better it will In lot
business conditions, THE EXPRESS, NORTII VANCOUVER, B, C.
FIVE
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To close up an estate we have been appointed Sole Agents to sell
Ten Modern Close In
Houses
at such prices and terms that will make quick sales.
^ If you are in the market to buy a home, or to make an investment
in a good income property, it will be to your interest to get full
particulars and make an inspection as soon as possible.
IRWIN & BILLINGS COMPANY, LTD
I Incorporated A.D. iyob, under the Companies Act ittf] and Amending Acts, with chief place of business in North Valiiouver, B.C.)
Cor. onsdale Avenue and 5th Street, North Vancouver, B.C. P. O. Box 42. Telephone 15
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LACU08SK MATCH
Local bins li.nl iluii Insi op
pultlllllll tu see the Hell Nnrlh
Vancouver tacroaae team in at
linn iu .i league match. Those
iv lm have been iluse followers
ul biiiusse Were Strong ill llieir
e\pressiuiis ,ai appreciation ol
the excellent prugrem made bj
the local ilub in building up the
team, The total icore .it the
iluse ,.l the in.llth siiiiiii senn
In nne iii favur nf Fairview,
Iiiii when il is stilted llial live
nl these seven -;",ils were sectl]
ed daring the first quarter ii is
seen ih.it ilu- remaining three
quarter periods were eery evea-
lv roa teat ed, The 1-an new if
gregation is the oldest in lhe
league, the members ul the
learn having played the game
together lur about seven years
it is null required that lhe
members u( ilu- local team
slick together and become ilmr-
nughli familiar with ilu- stile
..I plav employed by eaeh nnli
vidinil member, in build np a
learn whiih will give a ^ I at
muni ol itsell in anv inli i nn tl
late compaaj * The nam nu
bridai was composed ul the
following Medrich, SboemaV
er. 1'llillilis, llellilelsiin, CoSI
liek, Woods, .Miiiitiav, McMillan, lluile, tallied, Pace ami
Martinson C. H Kittson act
id as referee to the s.ilislaiiioll
ol all parties
On Wednesday evening the lotal team will plav their RCXl
league match al Mt. Pleasant
Tin- [olloariag is tht itaadin;
nf the i lulls ill the li-a-*lli' I'
date, slumine; the garnet win,
lost aiid drawn :
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Grandview
Ut. Pleasant
N. Vani i uiv ei
HOV SCOtTS CUP
The Itui Stunts t up whiih is
un exhibition in the Iront win-
don nl the Bank ul 1!. N. A. nn
l.uiisilale Ave., is nne nl lhe I ill -
est trupliies ever nflercd [nr annual competition un lhe Nnrth
Shore. Il is valued at $-,".
The nip proper stands uver a
fool in ludj-ht and llu bowl is
nearli eight imlies in iliainetei
lt is supported mi either side
In twu large .nnl beautifully
carved handles ami the base
spreads uul tn ne.illi the si/e
ui the Imnl, ami is nicely bordered. Between the base and
the bowl twu miniature regulation rilles are placed in slack
order, ami form a beautilul
(runt appearance to the large
and handsome tup. The nip is
gold lined ami altogether is .1
most haiiilsuiuelv designed trn-
phi .mil uiie which il will I e a
rare distinction i" win. It is
alsu unii|Ue around these parts
ill the wav u[ a Boy Smuts'
cap and will be competed lor
Irutn vear to vear un Dominion
Dav 111 North Vaacouver,
It is e\pei tetl lhat nil .lulv
lad tins ve.n ihere will be be
tureen jno ami hnu Hm Scouti
in the city. Thev will be divided intu patrols nf eight boy
in eaeh instead nf companies
The Hies tup vvill will le competed inr bv each ul these pat-
rob ami the competition will
comiit ul 1 lelt ises and drill
lag:, The performances this
vear will nut constitute the
wliule regulation exercitei such
is behaviour, klli'lill-' lupes,
campbuilding and preparation,
building camp lire, picket dutv,
etc., and the 1llslu111.1l 1 dull
Iiiii next year the rutin reguls
lions will be enforced ami will
be competed lur uuder those
rules. This vear the cup will
be aw,inled lu the best patrnl
nluiii will retain the cup lo
within eight davs u| I he 1,1 1
Dominion Dav, when tt will be
returned lu the trustee* , Mav 111
Mav, R, .1. fowler and I- T
Salshurv. whn will hold il in
trust liil it is again won.
TKMPKRANCH \<\\A.\
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A temperance rally vvill
i-ld in the Orange hi
Wednesday evening at H o'cli il*
when Dr. Spencer, seiretarv
ol the Provincial \/xtl option
League, will deliver an address
ui "Whal is Canada's Temper
liter Ail. Kevs. .1. I) ('.ill.1111
including all tbe bins vvtie t.ik
in lui a 1,iiineli ride In Capt
T. Kickhani iu his line new
launch tin- "Rotdni K." A ven
pleasant lime was participated
in in Iiiiiii partiei and will be
looked back upon bv the children as a un happv event
The Christian Kndeavor So
lietv ui St. Andrew'i Presb)
ni 1,in ihurih is arranging a
lawn social t.. be In Id .it ihe
liuiile ul Mr. and Mrs G. A
Mill.iin, l.iitisilale Ave , mi the
evening "i Thursday, Jul) 71b*
Catarrh Cured
Nu Cute, No Pay, i.s a Most
C.eltel nits Offer
To get an antiseptic itrong
enough to kill catarrh germs
and not destiny lhc timet uf
the membrane at the same time
has been a prublem which v as
in v. 1 solved until tin- discovery
f llvniiiei (pronounced High
11 nu-1.
Ihuinei is prepared Irum eu
i.ilvpllis, lite must pulViTllll Vel'
healing antiseptic known
Breathe ii through ihe Inhalei
■ aii 1 the inflamed and germ ri.l
den membrane four or live
times ,1 day, aad in ,i few dais
iln germs will disappear,
The inflamed condition will
gO, loo, aliil the muffing,
hawking and oflenaive breath,
and the discharge "1 mucous
nul trusts in the tii'se will
i ease.
en whv sliuiild anv catarrh
sufferer hesitate when the I.uns
dale Pharmacy has such laiih in
■ Hyomel thai it offen to return
'your money if alter a lair trial
Hyomel does not cure catarrh
A complete Hyomel outfit, in
eluding the inhaler, ensls Si.no,
and extra buttles, if afterwards
needed, enst but 50 cents. Hyomel alsu cures asthma, croup,
ids or
\\. (. Sei liter and others 1
.,, , sme Ihrnnt, rmiehs, Co]
will be present and lake part .
in the proceedings. Special inu- E
sit will be provided and an in
leresting uieeting is expected
ST PAIL'S SCHOOL PICNIC
A pit nit I" I.vnn Vallev was
enjoyed by part of the
aad iin girli ol St, l avl'i
mul ,,n Wednesday slternoon
The nther portion of the sih.iul
(rrnimoHivHOMtt
CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
Bronchitii, Croup, Coujhi ind Cold*, of
moni-y back. Sold and guarant-ed by
The I.ntisilale Phallliaiy.
CLEARED L0T8
50 Feet Wide
in Blocks Adjoining
Grand
Boulevard
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District Loi 550
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Kv President Roosevelt has
I,,** n ,i triumphal procession
through tin schools, parliaments and mutts ul Kurope.
I Chained 1(1 hi- ill.ni"' wheels
iiui*, the s,iv,mis, the statesmen, the warriors and the pat
jriiians ill the nld world, "Veni,
iiiii, viei," ul Miller he eiilin,
tlnv saw, In conquered, which
is ,i strihing tribute lo the per
sonnlili ni tin* Kx President,
American politics are not i >1
lowed bv iln average Kuroptan
.mv n,uie tii.iii Kuropean poll-
ins .in* followed bv the a i ii
age American, and until Mr,
Roosevelt descended in person
,iiiinii;. limn, lhe llU'le e.cili ral
impression "i him was thai ol
,1 glorified buss linker with a
bi vv ihii i in;: minus [or forcible
i-xprcssion "I opinion, Hut now
not sum* I,iiiiuln lus there been
nil Ann lii,ill statesman wlm
has sti/ul mh li ,i linbl nu the
iim.nni.iiiuti ui the imaginative
Knglishman, even thoie t >
whom his liberal doses "I ad
viu- were unfecllnglj adminis
lellil hale, w ith suine lew ,\
eepiions ol courae, taken ihcii
medicine without ipluttcrinp,
and nuw that be has returned
iu lus native soil, are leelinjj
convalescent.
His leclnrea to the several
universities have been followed
with greal interest, Before the
univel'sili ul Bel liu In* '.puke nil
"The w.aiid llovement," deal
inji lurgelj w ilh the expansion
aai iiii/eiislnp. and the gradual
uplift ..i politics liuin ihe iin.'i
oi sui,lid personal gain,
The stndi ul the origin ol ti
lies, gives une a verv interest
ling peep inin Iinin,ui nature,
| bul inui .nl.us it hardlv
nuiih iln circumstance t.i tim
lar distinction as the pomp
whiih in.ikes it attractive, Mr,
Stead has headed main move
imnls iii his dav ,iml umi In
has advocated the revival ol
"esquire" as a mark ill hull..I
I.. In lusi..mil nnil lur lllell
lorious publii sen in* if iiii
multiplication ..I distinction
goes un ii vv ill sunn he ,i mark
• I distinction imt tu hav, a
nth Main "Miater" will baw
his dav, and tin* "congested
ranks "I congested nobodies"
in ilepbnal o| ihon anxious
i.it- the distin,iion ..( Mr
Ull.l. IIONKYCOMH
|2fl loiMdailr Avr.
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for the publication ot a stirring story by
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the first instalment of which will appear
early in July.
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HAMILTON
We Sell Anything, Everywhere.
BY AUCTION; also
REAL ESTATE.
Life, Fire and Accident Insurance.
Howard & Matbeison
16 Lonsdale Ave.
hone
no
l llll.I.IU M K
It l CA/KTTb'.
The till 11 lit issue nl lite lllll
ish Columbia Oazelle lo ban
contains tin lollowing appointments
Tims \l llellle, tii lla/ellnll,
lo be acting govenuuenl agent
at ll,i/elt"ii. acting gold con
niissi'iiiti, acting regliirai un
■Kt tin "Marriage Act," and
Acting Distriit Registrar ol
births, ih.itlis and marriages
Int the (luiiiii 1.1 mining divi
sion, acting assistant couiinis-
siuini ol lands |..r the llaxelton
.lllll l'a'll I'l.lSlI I.,11111 lllli
sions; a.tin;: collector "I rei
tnm 1.tv [or tin Omineci As
sissimni distriit, and .11 tin-;
depuii registrar "i voters lur
iln- Skeena electoral district
dill 111;* lln aliseiiu ull have nl
William Allison, government
agent
Marshall Sin.bm .nul lames
Johnston, bulb ..I lln till ul
Nt 11 Westminster, in In- 111.111-
1,11 ,a iln in..ml ..1 iiiiiilors
..1 iln Koyal Columbian llospi
i.il iui .1 peri.hI ..I iw.. years
Ab v.iiiihl l-..isv lh, ,.| 1,'ivtis
Inlet, 1.. bi .1 liheiv uuiseel
and a prol nn lil miist.ihli
C A Ti 1 vu, Slikine intr, tu
iii .1 provincial i-onalahh and
,lt pm v .um warden, md depot) mining re order fm lhe Sti
knie mii mining division.
To I" notaries publii Kd
ward German McBrid.. 11 the
Cilv nl Nell Westminster ninl
l Wiii Grant Gauncc, nl lhe eity
Ll Victoria! Wm. .!. Mantle,
Lf Kelowna
Notice is uii en ni th,' grant
illg nl a ccl'tili. .Mi *,| . 1 ]ipi,,v ,il
t<> lhe llella Inula ';. |. plmile.
Light and I'owci i n 1,, in
, I,,ise then capital slock lot
the purpusc "I unisiii * improve-
imnis and extension*.
Certificates ol inc.-rpuralion
have bun granted lo tin following Alexandra I |ipei
Mines. Ilaxlcr, .lohnsmi Co.,
Uining .nni ii. clop
nf Portland 1 .ma
I.VNN VAI.I.KY
Kven iln- exhilirating and
profitable pastime ul harry
picking is not devoid >f thrill
ing leaturea as conditions pre
vail al North Vaaconver This
i.u 1 1 .in lu atteattd hj te 0 la
dies llllu Willi ullt lu 1,111,1 V.ll
lev recently fttllv artm-.l with
all the paraphernalia in
tin way ul pails, eu ,
In make I heavv ult
sl,inllil uu the sineulelit
small Iruit, but vvliuse inline.
and Pacific Exploration Com- ia"° taJJUw,*rJ "[ ,K'm __\*?*
,„, ,, ,,,,,,,1 .,„ Blk river *« middenh tranaiHigrified in
Notice is ^iveti „l the ass,;.,, ? ■ »■* more powerful en
men. ..I Wm. War,,,,, itslan, .!"~"' lojgjt clear ol lhat
ant keeper „l Vancouver, purtcnlar victaity with the
Nolice ,s given to lhe credit-lKreale,,.t .P0"1*. despatch ...
ms o| Waites Bros, nl Victoria
miiip,mies : 'American Timber
Holding Co., Hritish Canadian
l.ninlii 1 Co., Campbell and
GriOin, Imperial Car, Ship-
building and Drj Du k Cm | ..1
iiimi
Applications Ior watei rei
■nls have been applied fur In
the lollowing Hull liner Kiev
nu I'uiicr Co, lur a record on
Bull 11 it, l.i. Fvlker and .1.
Dilhanlv lm a record uii Am,1
ilm fuck, Green bake Mining
and Milling Co, lor s record on
I'lt/siiiilimns Creek, ami [ol a
record on Brand) \\ Ine Creek,
, I'tlll lilt blllhllli ■ im ill iht
neighhorl I i.l * Thi Lamm
A delimit announcement was irael In Is purchased measures im-nl C —-
,11...1. ai iln Board ol Tradi wn .1 \\,*.i Rupert Marine Iron w.i nni
iii-fiing ihal the location ol inliislci in el im hiding Ibe Suppl J Co., Trustees Set Lies
Chilliwack'i nm poal offic. had pn rnl posi lui building and Corporation western li rrial
i„,„ im,,ii* settled and that thi extending easl in ilu Progrei Companj Wrighl Inn luienl
*.*,nm,,in had decided to pui building fin um.1 .m Compan;
rn p,,si niiii, site t..tiiiiiipl.itni drain Licenses ban been 1 m t..
.unl in.1 thereon 1 handsom. *gi bylav I*i*,* 1 tin* lollowing call
It. C
The dissoltttioi "I partnership
is iiuiul nl Wm lv Phillips, I'll Draper and A, .1 Kurd,
comprising lhe Home Kslate
Co ..I \ ancouver, ll. C,
CI.IANINC, VV DAV
Nevl Wiiltlesilav i-Velling will
* ,1 than up dav at UM Kc
creation grounds on Jisi, and
tin ilub. mul organisations
nhn have during the season
been privileged lo have the use
ul lllc gronttdl are ri'speitlullv
requested to send represents
lives nn that evening to take
p.i 11 in the renovating, The
work «ill be undertaken under
the supervision ol Mr, 'esse
Williams, and ii is proponed to
lit ii up in good shape and clear
i. ul all scattered rubbish su
tli.it it vi ill be ill a presentable
state nn the First when large
crowds are expected lo be in
llie iitv . Mr. Williams slated
that be bad received hair hand
s<iim- subscriptions lor stock In
the Athletic Association, vi/
A .1 Nve Ss". .'as Uuv Sjs,
II J McGil, ol Vancouver Sv,
,md ,1 II McGill ni Vancouver
Ss" The assuiialliiii has null ,1
balance in the bank and it is
the intention to go ahead with
fixing up the grounds and ti
modelling the grand stand and
introduce anj othei Improvi
IlientS thoUgtil advisable.
view nf lhe but that a turn in
the trail revealed a whole
CTowd "I bears, llieir lllltllbel
running Ironi Iwo upwards ac
cording lo diilerenl estimates,
leisiiteli mucin" in and nul
through the underbrush. The
villous nl this untoward occur
Hint all survived to lell the
tale, bill thej pnsitivelv tie
1 Ian that thei have dune w ilh
l»l I \ picking, Inl lilts seasuii al
.ills rate
Offers ynu lhc Iiest
Quality ami price
mi all
FRUIT* FOR
PRESERVING
,1lli| I'et'otlllll.ml the
ECONOMY JARS
Iii give Iiest sat infliction.
Hive us a trial.
C. R. HICKMAN
Grocer and Butcher
Phone 411 Meal I'lmni Itj
111 Lonsdale AvatWM
Auction
Sale
Household Effects
Tu be held 011 the premises,
LONSDALE AVBNUB,
between 17th ind I (Uh Sts ,
at 3 p.in.
Wednesday, June 29
TIIKti HOWARD,
Am tiuneer. lb l.uiisdali Ave
HELLO!!
Tin- l«Mi|ili. n»ve
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In.l.
IHL N. V. FISH MARKLI
Uniler New KaUMfSMBt
Mir . Inii|.c"t anil In-.t |>late in l""u
lur nil iii'l*- nl frt--.li ami •nnnketl li-l,.
penltry, eggii, vei-etAble. mil Innl
VVK SELL 1CK.
JOHN McLEAN
131 FIRST STREET, WEST,
Recreation Grounds
2l«t Streei. Nnrlh Vaiieninir.
iiimi Onaadi Inr ataadai lehnl
f'illli.-H. I ,,a.||I,* I'll'llll ., Allll »l| k l||l|.
ol AI bittic Kv.nti (Innni Stan*I
.e.llin; iiipacitv fnr ItlHKl
I nr eiiua'.'i'nii'iita anil rati'., ami ipislsl
nl.«..n fi.rrt anil fira, •«•
II. II. sIlAltfl. S„... \„r||, v„i,,,„,,.| THE EXPRESS, NORTII VANCOUVER, B. C.
THURK
VALUE IN SILVER PLATE
Nl mt, siuct- tin- art ol silvri plating WII Inst
introduced lias a high, r gride uf ku0|1s '"'el1 placed
uu the market, iu any cuuntrv, tlian that which is
produced in our Montreal lactories.
The wearing i|iialities of silver plat,' depends
upon the weight of the plating and the quality ol
tin* hast- metal, ll is in Ihese particular points
that our platewarc excells that of the host American
makers. Our plating is ol lhe heaviest and the
liase metals used are the lines! white Britannia
Metal and hard ringing nickel silver.
We make only one quality of this Wirt, which
is tin I'esl. ll has lhe linest lines and rich appearance uf sidling silver, whilf il possesses a iluraliil-
ily which will resist the wear of ages.
PUBLIC SCHOOL PICNIC
HENRY BIRKS & SONS, LTD.
J Silversmiths, Jewellers,
3 I irn. K, Trnrt'V, ll ■ i r- *n o
• Mnnai-iiiK him-tor Hastings 6c Uranville bis.
ALEXANDER SMITH 6 CO.
NORTII VANCOUVER
I.ONSDAI.I-; AVENUE ESPLANADE
PIKST STREET BOULEVIRD
AND D. L l6j
We have exclusive sale of the In st properties in the
.iI.hm Call ami inquire. '
ALEXANDER SMITH & CO.
11 IjORtdtll Avenue
I'lioncs-Oflio.' 24 House 22 P.O. Box 60
Fresh and
Salt Fish
P. BURNS & CO. has installed a Fish
department, seperate from their Meat department, and are prepared to fill all orders
for Fresh and Salt Fish promptly.
Phone 11
LONSDALE AVE. near FIRST ST.
JUST OPENED
CLAVERIE & ARC AND have just opened on First
Slreel, Easl, an up-to-date
GROCERY STORE
where the public vvill be sure to find a good and Iresh assortment ol Groceries and Provisions, Fruits and Vegetables in
season. t_ Mr. Arcand was with F. Filion ol Vancouver
lot the last eight years.
CLAVERIE d ARCAND
FOR RESULTS lisi YOUR PROPERTY WITH
LINDSAY & CREELtUN
REAL ESTATE
£» INSURANCE
120 Second St.
North Vancouver
.HANS NEGOTIATED Call mi us lot full Pirtkuliri.
Saturdav last proved all ideal
day (or the postponed picnic
arranged by Assistant Principal
J, T. Crowder for the children
ol the public schools and their
parents aud I'tiends. The attendance was large and the trans
portation arrangement! were
carried out in a very satisfactory manner, Second Beach,
Vancouver, was chosen a.s the
location and proved very suitahle excepting (nr the hoys' lacrosse match which was played
on a held adjoining Broch-
toti Point groundl, This match
was played between two picked
learns captained respectively hy
.lanies Pilgrim and Herbert
Morden, and resulted in a victor-, for lite latter liy a score
ol live goall to three. The
groundl were unsuitiiMc lor
good lacrosse and il was, then*
(ore, decided lo postpone tile
Haute (or the trophy given 1>\
Mr. .lesse Williams until Tiles
day evening at the local athletic groundl. The girls' hase
hall game between teams captained respect ivelv hy Sadie
Hamilton and Alherta Steacey was won bv the dinner In
one nm, the prize to the win
uing team being a tennis haa
given by Miss Clements of the
school stall. After an curb
supper thc picnickers adjoin nnl
to lhe amusement hall at Bvg-
lish Bay where the joy wheel
and the sliool-lhe-shool wet.*
placed al the disposal ,>( the
crowd (or one hour hv the maii-
ager, free of charge. Old and
young made free use of lhc privileges allorded, alld put in .in
nur of uproarious lmriiimnl
The party arrived home ahott*
tight o'clock and before di..
icrsiii-; the children gave thru
warty cheers for Mr. Crowder
and (or lhe memhers of the
stall and others who had so
ably assisted him in providing
a day of unalloyed enjoyment
for them,
We have a good list in 265. A House and Lot on
17th for $2000. Good Buys in 273 and 274.
A Good Lot on 4th treet for $3100.
BISSELL, BROWN & SNYDER
64 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver
MAIN OFFICE:—264 Hastings St. L, near Empress Iheatre
HOY SCOUTS
The presence of live or six
hundred boy scouts to assist
in the local celebration oi Dominion Dav will prove one of
the hist attractions of the OO
casioti The many features o|
illis movement which exert a
wholesome influence upon the
boyi have gained (or it a permanent place in public regard
and are winning (or it world
Hide popularity, The Bo)
Senilis Diary containing the
rules, etc., of the movement,
teaches inanv excellent precepts
such as "A scout musl nol
swear," "A scout musl not
smoke." The Working creed ol
the movement is couched in
such praiaeworthy maxima as
the following : "A scout's honor is to be trusted," "a scout
is loyal to the kin-;," "a
scout is a friend to animals,'
"a scout olic\s orders," etc.
Mr. R, .1. Kowler, the officer
in charge of lhe local corps o|
boy scouts, is hopeful that the
visit nl largi hotlies of scout-
on .lulv isl will result in a
great impetus ta the provement locally,
The city of Vernon is submit-
ting a Inlaw lo the electorate
for lhe purpose of raisim (to,
om [or waterworks extensions
PAN vonis-ci'M
Thou shalt nol know the ih.ni
geleai till thou kao*
That all thingi change
Thai jovs most beautildl and
ih.it must go
Beyond thy range;
That heart's desire must lie de
ceived alld cross'd
Th,it heart's delight must he
denied atul lost,
That every moment's gladness
pais ils cost ; •
That even joy of spirit or of
sense,
Hath its commensurate hour o(
recompense.
\u shall thon learn that,
• midst all (luituanl tides
One lest aliides,
On the low rock whose lileak. i'lie, it its sides ;
There is secureliess and itilui
llllde
Mid restless wind alld m
North
Vancoaver
Residents
PUBLIC NOTICE
THE GEM THEATRE
first street West
TIIK FINEST OF MOVING PICTURES
Entire Chdnqi* of l'i oyrdiiiii.e Monday, Wednesday
and Iiuiiii
We i at. r In Lulu s ,m.l i luldien, -unl assure our patrons
that uotbing oil. uso* . i objectionible will U- shown.
Performance! at 7.30 and s.45 p.m.
Saturday Miliaei at 2.30 p.m.
\tliiiivMiin lOi
Children 5c
PALACE
HOTEL
Ivms:
Sj.oo i'ir and up.
Special rates lu lane
ih. s .nni ii, regular
boarden . . .
J]' rTMK>*a
"r ■ a
REDA&ANDRUSS
PROPRIETORS
Sicond Stuit. • - • - NOKIII VANCOUVER. B. C.
On application to R. V. Winch
& Co. Limited, Land Department,
Winch Building, the first person
offering a deposit can secure one
of two delightful 6 room cottages
situate on on the North-Wesl corner of Bewick and 14th Avenue.
These houses are particularly well
finished, modern in every respect,
and to the man seeking a home on j
the easy payment plan will do well
to call at once and explain to us
what terms will suit.
No reasonable offer will be refused.
R. V. WINCH & CO.,
LMD
Successors to
ROBERI WARD & CO., LTD.
North Vancoaver
Woodqard
We supply SI0VLW00I) anv
length required.
16 inch length, $2.73. per load
Cordwood, $4.50 M cord
Prompt Di-Iim ry
Phoai 190 1'* 0, Uox 1;'.
A Modern Range at a Modest Price
THE "CHANCELLOR"
ll is iiiadi on tin iimisI up-to-
date plans wilh speciil lei-
tun points, um ol which is
DIVIDED PLUS STRIP
»bi. h makes baking 1 real
ph asiire
This feature pp \, nls the
pottibilit] "l il" back of
the oven heme, holler
than nearer the door,
whu h is the case with
musl ranges.
I., t us show ynu this httle
wrinkh. ll don'l cost you
,in\ more in cash, but is
worth much in result!.
raser Hardware Co.
I'M .onsdale Avenue
Doublt Corner, 18th md llcmlrv Avium- Size
1001 117 teal Prioe $1300 Termi $400 Mill.
Imlaiiiv $3 11 AllgUSt, li uml 12 niutitlis.
Double Corner 6th and St. (Jeorgi Avenue. Size
100x140 feet, Priee$4760 Term-1 ouh, balmier I iii An::, linn ii mo-. This 1- :i good buy.
Kirst Street, loi I H'T-:': I I'm-- |6000. $2000
aaeh, btltnot -i. 12 ind h monthi
MAI -5-BURNS
Ileal I l.l* .m.l In, on ial \
■Ha-H-H-W-H-H-1^^
* *
Lots fronting on the "Boulevard Extension" {
Chesterfield Avenue, Mahon Avenue
and Intersecting Streets.
Cheapest Home Buy in the City u jyj •
Six room Modern House on 3rd Street West, Privation hath its Iruit and 1
Price 13,650; third caih, balance 0 ami 11
THIRD STREET EAST—60ft.lot,$2200, l-Seuh, 1,12
ELDER MURRAY CO.
I'll* ll* ■■ SiiUll V lla.T I'l I" V.l I,
mini. Ili-ur- 'i 11. in InlJO 1 > t.i Opat K*. eu in*.1- liy >|i|K-lul lit
Alter nllii* boars,i lia.ii* l.l I.'
content.
Thou hast won itiucli il in its! 9
calm control
No lash of fortune can pertiirb. ^
thy soul-
No stiti-; or poison, no polluting
strife
Reach to tin* lortreai ol thy w
cttt lile
Subdivision of Blocks 203"A", 204, 204 "A", 213, 213 "A", 226"A"
240 and 241, in District Lots 544 and 545, City of North.Vancouver.
Foi Plans Price Lists and Particulars, apply lo
Mahon, McFarland 6 Proctor, Ltd.
INSI RANI 1 MONEY It) LOAN
Phone 6286 Corner Pender tnd Seymour Streei Viaoowtr. B. C. 1'TH'U
THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C.
THE KXPRESS
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Till* K\|.t,*-s la ,|t-vai|,*i| inlhe inl, nni- nl Hip north Slu.re ni Iturrnnl Inlet
.'Vill-lialt ll enn. liln'e. am atlvertllll.| llieililllil .if ex.'. |.II..mil value lur
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a rill.
All*- iff. ill iiuilrael ailvMllae nls iliuulil Iw in llu. printers' liMull nnl
later than lu .iiii M.aii.l.u ,n. al I Wetliii -.lal; In insula ni-iTll,Hi ill the
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Till'; UOTHKS COI NTR^
AM) THI-: IUUIURATION
RKGI'LATIONS
Midespread couituenl "I .111
illil.iviilable ihal.iilil has appealed 1,1 lhe press a,I llu lllil
isl, Ishs or has 1 in.hi.unl Iroin
thai quarter with reference lo
tlu- provisions ol the amendments to the Immigration At t.
This advent criticiaiu is di
reeled maiulv against iwo
clauses ul lhe regulations, vii .
lhat whiih provides lhat im
migrants seeking employment
ill anv i.ipaiilv ,,t|ni lhan
lain, wurk or douieslii servi
shall he possessed nl .i leaal
iwtiiiv in, dollars, in addition
tu transportation to 1 Inu des
till.iti..11. alld the nihil In ill,
effect ihal in lhe tase ,.| char-
iiv sided emigrants, content lo
emigrate shall nut be given 1 \
repting to thus, aim have 1,
sun il 1 lllpluv ll.il,, at iai III
uulk
III "llll 1 III lllsills-* tills Ul A
ler intelligent!) Hum the vi.a
point ut the Knglish public, it
vvutlhl be MCeSSarj I" have I
1.mii accural! .unl coutprchen
sive knowledge ..1 conditions .1
uiongxt th, classes concerned,
as thei a. in.illi t vist HI lllc
British Isles Thai llllllll-is
classed aa "assisted um
grati.m" would, m all profa
.iiiilu\ be computed almoat al
tun, thei ul tliuse win. ban tin
trade ami u'hoae oulj hope >>l
i iiiph.v ment iii Canada would
be thai ni common labor It
is probable that the tase arould
be exceptional in whuh an
immigrant seeking imployuient
as a laborer WOttld have slllh
iiiui 111..11. \ lo pav his uWll
transportation and Iwenlj in,
dollars in addition The result
il lllal lln Mill-, a,I lln 111,llli
gralion A.t are praclicallj
prohibiliv. SO lal *is stub an
concerned, > v,.pting whin th. 1
hale bv suine linans seiiileil
employment in Canada belon
leaving the old ...imtiv li is
imi difficult t" understand ihat
conditions in this regard should
be tuiisiih lul too stun I n
Iruiii tin position "I tin publii
in till lllltlsh |s|,s ,\l lln
same lim, . vv, 11 lln v abb I"
vim the saim ph.is, ul tin Sttll
i.. 1 iinin accural, knowledgi ul
l all,I'll.ill .. .||. llll" ie llli II ...11
1 lllslnlls vvullld "I llciissilv, lal
iH.iteti.illv changed Then an
doubtless busts uf piupl, in tb,
ranks t,i unskilled lalxu in I tl
land, Scotland ami Ireland
whose pin.in*.n "aiiiliti..n as
tn a livelihood is tlm altogi lhi 1
lu ihe uv.itrowded stall ol lhi
labor market in th. homeland
and viliu u this ..vu,rowding
wirt relieved, would hecoim
hard a orking and si II d.
peiuhiii iiii/. ns 111 iln environ
lliclll in w lilth lliev havi Urn
bum anil reared li is trw
that bv assisting 1 Ins, fellow
t Ill/ells III , llllulate In t alia.l.l
lliev vv.ilild be pl.ltul ill a llllllll
stances In whnh ihls ovci
crowding would b. lo 1 verj
large extent relieved, bin *ti lhi
.aim liini ii should Is burnt
ill mill,I Ihal III 11 In- III, U. li
an 1 migrant ol om dl ildllt
In has bt <n placed mi'l'i in
ulh. 1 ,!i ,ibiliti nhn h mav
pruv. quiti 11 formidable, ih 11
is, lie has been llallspuileil lu
an uiv iiiiiiiiicnl lu whiih he is
altogether unaccustomed, lulus been pUced ill tbe 111,tisl nl
1,,miliums which are radicallv
dillereiit lium those which he
has known all his lile, The question whether he will prove cap
able of readil) adapting hini-
seli tu ihese t" blm, strange
conditions, is a very grave une.
in puint ol i.n 1 inilancea could
In adduced irom the eastern
p..111..ns ni tin* Dominion iu
whiih inch colonies have been
sel dnvvn HI the midst ol mill
miliums aiiil the members
iheKol have proven helpless lu
SUl'h a degree lhat lliev have
become praclicallj dependent
lm- substinence upon iiu- philanthropy "I tbe itiiimiimiiv In
vn vv ..I the dillicUltl whiih pn
si-iits itsell in this particular,
and a difficult) wh'.se lealinss
is all, slid uul nl ,11 Inal t \|n 11
tun. it cannot reasonably In
lnhl In impose undue Icsllii
It.ills lu stipulate thai all stub
immigrants lu Canada must
clthet be HI possession "f lllell
tv-livc dullars in iash above
llieir ll.ilispuUatii.il, nr ' e
that lln v liill'l be able In shnll
that lhe) an proceeding to as
■siiii,1 implmmini Such regulations alt ulilv ;ns| to the Uu
migrant himsell or heraell as
well as in the Canadian pui In
Tin clans, inst mention
ul above pi"'ides that all
1 Ims, ,..iiiiii; I., Canada (ur
the piirpusi ,,1 securing uu
ploviuent at 1.nm wurk ur <h>
llicslii mtvin aiiil whu arc abb
1.. pav tiun uini iranapoila
tiun. shall nut be required tn
tollipli with ativ lllllllll lii.in
u.ii conditions, Those, boa
ever, whu dn nul wish lu ,u
repl employment nf Uu- natan
spi 1 iiiiii aie reqtired in have i
then pussessiuii cash tu tin a
lUOUnl ol twelllv live ihdlars
This ilallst vvullld, lllelelule,
apph ihniiv lu mechanics,
links, accountants ami all
thorn wl ia filled lor 1 Ui
plo) iiunt in whuh ui tain iub
miai knowledge .a training is
niussnl v ami whn in,uld. lh, II
|..ie lank Hi SOUK --t list as skill
i .1 ..pi i.iUti s Willi i, li ii nn
I., a large pn-pmlion ul liium
included in ihem lerms lhe
provision ..i iln regulations i<
llllllillllv vv isi As lul il -ks
accounlanls and similat «• • r
\i. nn an-., what with ill. larg'
numbei nl ipi.iliinil students
being iiiiiii.] out in ..,i> '.in
nn I' lal Cllllcgl • ainl lln i Veil
sive and evit atlvain IHl; Uii
ploviuent "I female operatives
in these s, vi ial lines, in., upa
tmll is U"t at all times, V. ,tliv
means readilj procured and a
llllltl nl Ml,nlv live iinli,its ill
i,ish is urtflinli snihiitiitlv
small [ol iiii will bring >>l all
stub wh Ila dileit Until tin
llritisli lbs sinking ctupl")
lilt III ill 11n sa Iiiii *
Uilh 1,1'iilin l.i skilled llie
.him * as ,arpenlers,
Hiaihinisis |,iiiii, i rt, tin*
'Hi . mat be sonic-
whal 'llll. la li• hill nui
mil |.i"l"l ., ,,,iiii,| ili.il tb,
|"l aUll.l a a,| , || , | , | | ** | ,| || | S III
iilu* ila ,i|*,l| lv al
I"'..I I III Iiii d"l
b.ts i i.iii ii . ,i|, mi it mall
ll is I III llppusi
a capable uiechaiii. ..I sober and
industrious Imbits* in the old
counlry lu I" possessed of sul
licieiit surplus lu meet all the
demands nl • ' ''ll1"1' tu Can-
ada under tin l",MlU R'K"la
tiuiis, in l.ni such wuuld doubtless be the case with relerence
tu all but a '"* s"1''11 ""*»>
tiun ll iln lack ui the needed
Mn.,unt is ilm* i" lack of thrift
upon the part ul lhe individual
then the wisdom ol lhe twenty-
live dollars requirement becoui
es at once indisputable, Then,
am, tin* iu. -.capable quest li i
ul adapt.ituai t" local condi
Hulls musl alwavs be laketl ill
lu consideration While il i.i
undoubtedly true lhat many 11
the mechanics trained iu the old
land prove lo be "I the verj
best calibre when thev heiullii
nbiltl.itcil lu western method'
It is likewise Ulli that a inlisiil
i r,iiih pia.pa.ill.ut ul theni in,ui
ili st characteriatici which an
decidetllj inflexible with the re
suli ihal other workmen ol per
nips less ability but ol differ
ent personal qualities are given
the preference b) employers
ol labor, li would, therefore,
appear lhat while ii is possible
that in i.ne cam some wait
ing ol the regulation! might he
justifiable Inr the artisan class
,ai mn uiiiiii, ut thev are not
sufficiently numcroui t" rendci
advisable .mv amendment "I
tin- provisions as the) stand.
Considered imparl i ill' and in
all tluii relationship! these1
clauses ol the liuiuigrulioti re
gul.iin.ns are in then general
effect, beneficial alike lu tl"
Immigrant! ihemaeives and lo
lhe communities t" whiih thev
uiine
\h \ (.Min has commenced
the ilu lion "I a milage oll his
property at the corner ol Ki i
Road and Ridgewai Ave
Nelson Manf g Co.
RSPLAKADB, Ham iu
N. V.biviiii u Co.'l Mii.i.
AWNINGS
TENTS
SAILS
N. NELSON. Proprietor
uii: nmmm
hum i a. ii<i.
Lonidlle Avenue,
it I'lirv Lindini
A I.I. K1ND8 or
KKKIi AT THK
LOWEST PRICKS
Wl' I.U,, hnnilll' thtt f,l||,l,,ill|* |||
POULTRY 8UPPL1K8;
B, ,1 K. Chick 9 1.
H.i K .Chii ken Chop,
Hwlfti' Heel s,*rai|>s.
Mver'. Poaltrj Spice,
I ..ih Lies Killt-r.
Wheat in twepidH.
Sold in mu iiiiiintitiii.
TRY SWIFTS' AHs-
NATK OF LEAD
I'ln- Beit summer Sprnv
mi ihe mirket,
THE NORTH VANCOUVER
SCHOOL 01 MUSIC
Pianoforte ... .
... Mrs. W. S. Burmcster A.R.A.M.
Organ
... Mr. T. W. Ward
Violin
Mr. I*. Davies, L.V.B.M.
Singing ... .
... Mr. Paul Kdmoiids
Violin Cello ...
Mrs. Oraci Harding Pratt
Cornel
... Mr. I,. Davies, L.V.B.M.
Flute
... Mr. 1. Davies, L.V.B.M.
/\LL KiNds of
fertilizer*
FORLAWN ANDGARDEfvl
We nl'e luii- to establish a lust class School uf Music
and have, regardless nl expense, obtained the service nl
musicians whn have the highest diploma! (ur teaching on
ihe Pacific Coaat,
Call at uur establishment al | |,i I.ousdale Ave., interview uur teachers and judge lm vuiirsell.
TKKMS MODERATE
North Vancouver Piano Co.
['hone 1II. 443 Lonidale Avenm'.
Campbell Realty & Investment Co.
SEAL ESTATE LOANS, INSURANCE.
Nurlli Vaii.'iiinii m.,1 Vatiroiiier KltttM iimniije.l, Kent! rolleeleil
t'ily iimi Siilnirliiiii Pr,i|wrty. Itii.ine.s Chance.
tlIMgH. flllh Ph'ltnBI ,l|!ri-|.|iieiil» ol Sales ilinttniiiletl
Fool nl Lonsdale Ave., Ninth Vancouver, B. C.
EPHONE Hy
P, 0, HON 114
SPECIAL
lluiililc ('urn.-r mi St.
Andrews and Kifteentli
Siri'fi, oloae lu cariine,
I'oiiiiiiaiuliiig .1 magnificent viiw, nml lituated
in tlm lun rl of ilm riH-
ili'iitnl |iorlioii of Nnilli
Vancouver, Tliii \i nu
itlt-iil location fora home.
I'ni'e.Olllil; casl, si
luiiu ii, 12 ui'Millis.
Pierce &
Hall
l. o. o r.
North Vancouvei Lodge, No
55, Hints ithi Tln11s1l.11 evening, corner Lonsdale avenue and
bust street, at S o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially invited to
attend, J. Kelly, N.G.; A. T.
Kennedy, Rcc-aec.; J. II. rilling. Kin.-sec.
NORTH LONSDALE
\ GOOD 50 FT, LOT CLOSE m NKW BOULEVARD
EXTENSION. I'tin Sum, '. iash, balance in ( ud
1.' months, I Ins is a snap.
CLOSE m WATERFRONT mo SECOND NARROWS
Two good lot! I4II '■uh* J.'"" cash and the baUnic in t
and 1J montha Ihese in* f.n Inlaw niarkel value.
QUEENSBURY HEIGHTS, iln-. tour line, a good triple
iihuh 1501147 leet cleared ind graded, $.1350, Jiooo
r.ish. hai,rn ■ 6, 1 .• .mil 18 montha,
Chas. E. Lawson £> Co.
n s. -mi in nn c r. i.itvs.is
Real Batati Spedaliiti 15 Loaidak Ave. Phone 70
lh,,/ANDIC
Ki
|,"irs THE
{ PLACE"
l.k. Bonnet, 61 lonsdale
ll
IMIIIM 110
III let St.
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UW lull "'al tiat KaMaia... ||, ,.,,
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l'i. ini. I r,ihiiih.'. Knniii snariiL',*.
173 THIRD STREET, W.
I III "I'l'KII- 111,rli I H'l
Hot Points
For the: Man
U ns .1 1 haute to please lln
uiie
Qth 1 at onu- a I910 " 110 I
POINT"
Tt n davs trial, free (nr askm*;
D isura and otwiforl oa ironing dav.
Qu.v nun ua inaikit gn.ii.ui-
li. .1 lot twu vears.
J'|. ■ -I HOW, il will please Iii 1
|^a ii. clean and eioniiiniral.
I iv nne nuiv antl be uinvint rd
B. C. Electric Railway Company, Ltd.
'id Lonsaale Avenue.
I'lm
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j THE CANADIAN FINANCIERS, JJD. \
North Vaniouver
Coal and Supply (o.
Dealers in C nal, Bru li,
Sanil. Gravel, I.une,
Cement and General
Builders' Supplies.
All Orders I'mniptlv
Pill, il and Satin! 11 I aii
Oaarant. .1 Prices on
Appli! ition.
OficM Lonsdale, seal ( il. Whail
Warehnusc : Fomun' W li.irf
E. PALMER
MOM V.I) Illili h
CONIRACIUIt
IIK-I ' I v
tli.i 1 ii 11 imt .ii ,i|| unusual I"i Phone 170
Iiim Sire, t luts in lirsi Modi Bnt ol Low
dali An im. llnil invi'stniiiil
$6000 each. Good terma
I*.until Street, mar Malum ; 511 ft lot, uvviur
aiiMuns tn ti ||,
$2800. (,uml terma
Sixth Street, in blocs 70, I). L 271 5° ''• '"'
line lm lliun. '. I view nl Iiiiii.iiii Iub I*
$1500. Ti mis
Third Stiect, juu Ivaal ol Lowdale, Sm Mh.
$6 300. (niii'l HI ins.
Fourth sin. t. bluili 2}. I). L 373.
$1800, Reasonable TetiN,
'Iiunl Street, Mock 18, U, L. 273.
$1900. ' la^h, bilance 6-tl nionths.
What is tin use ul paying rent. Buy a lot
in our new aubdiviiion in Lynn Valley, jusi
,1 I, iv minutes liuin lllc car. (iood soil, Inn*
mn. Lar|e loti, iiie 57x150 feet. I'tcsent
pricei 1.1:11;. Irom I150 to |JOO Term!, as
bm 11 Itj down and f to par montha Tlu-v
Hill not last IniiK at tin se pin 1 s
4 LONSDALE AVENUE.
PHONE 215 1
Head Office 632 Granville Street, Vancouver, B.C.
po Box —'tiiMHiimmttitiiitnnnimiitti THE EXPRESS, XORTH VANCOUVER, B. C,
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1867
DOMINION DAY
CELEBRATION
1910
North Vancouver, B.C
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY, July 1st - 2nd
THE BIGGEST CELEBRATION IN THE HISTORY OF NORTH VANCOUVER
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Two Days of Solid Pleasure. MONSTER PROGRAMME
Under the auspices of the B. C. Amateur Athletic Union
Athletic and Aquatic Sports
Industrial Parade Horse Racing
Children's Sports $3000 in Prices
GOOD MUSIC TWO BANDS
Lacrosse Matches:
FRIDAY : North Vancouver vs. New Westminster Intermediates
SATURDAY; North Vancouver vs. A City League Team
Both Matches on Athletic Grounds at 3.30 p.m.
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FIRST GRAND PARADE of the B. C. BADEN-POWELL BOY SCOUTS
600 Boys with Two Bands in line Grand Annual Challenge Cup for most efficient and best drilled patrol of 8 boys
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Grand Fireworks Display Each Evening
CELEBRATE WITH US
MAYOR W. H. MAY, Chairman A. G. PERRY, Treasurer. W. C. GREEN, Secretary
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AI'kKSS. NORTII VANCOUVER, B, C.
THE EXPRESS
CLASSIFIED AH COLUMNS
lm us t'ta wants and the offering*,
ul tun. ni lm al .nlvi rtising,
RAW
HlO||l>. b ner;, lue |'i-r line,
tine tliik ','..,' " i'ir in-erliini
lllla* Ma.lill,
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The telegraph will
reach your mm quickly.
If you are sure Just
where he Is th* telephone will do It quicker.
But if It Is good help you
want and do not know
Just where to find It, our
Want Ada. are quicker
than either.
H2LP WANTED
R'ANTKD Man to cul about
live mills nl w I Conipston
In , .luhn Alexander \ Co. i |t
i,0ST
l,()ST (it-. Thud slreel wesl.
child's gold braii li I with small
padlock, Finder pleas, nnun to
the l'.il*in Hulel I |t
FOUND
POIND (Ml I,lllll Vallev
road iieai the hotel, i pail ol
gold l iiiiiiiitil spu leu It- (iw n
el' in.iv proCUn saint ,il I'A
puss ollice bv paving lor this
.idvt. i!
TOR SALE
I-iH-: SALK A sailing boat,
sloop rigged, in g I condit i»n
1 heap Applv ai tin l-'.vpt ss
nibte i li
FURNISHED ROOMS
Furnished Kootui to Let m
all m»dcri bona. situated on
..ii Iin. Applv, ,**iuei im.i s
imu ud SimIi itreet Xorth
Vancouver. i si
MISCELLANEOUS
Good raang bull [oi sei i let
Cnrnei Kt nh Road aad Lillooet
situ i Fee v T. I ..nan
LOCAL ADS
Jack I. "Ulet and N l...n.sd.il*
I'.bbi Mm r.iv Co, lm in-.nr.line
Sealed Tenders
l-ni nil iar|Mtilei tmrk re
quired on the propoied Preabj
la nan ilnn,Ii bttildinf, I.vnn
Valley, will In ran Ived bv lln
undenigned up lo j .. tlui. p
HI ul tin ..lh insl 11am ainl
nadfications mav be mth ti
the office "i li Ui -.allay, i
Kiiuin iu' i "ii'.n Block, Van
iiilivet ui ,,n applii atliiii tu
II I) HcCOLL,
Sn • I I dm .
I,j llll Vallu
I) t AUI'liHN I I-. in
ki-.i'iik i
lu mn ,,l lln l.ul lhat *.
(..11111111111. .ilnn bad Ui n im it
nl front tli Donald i smen.n
( l*. iiiimi.iim,* that In d
lu In IniHIshitl with data tela
nn in iln grade proldi_ In
ihis ,itv nu vi Iiii Ii Iii aras inui
nl in pass an opinion iln ad
I" llinul Hiuiiii.. ul the illv
a..im. il ami lln it pn * lil.illVfs
"I lln rali pavi ts wlu. h was to
In lnhl in lln till hall "II Sal
iirdai all. I nia. ui vva^ again ad
|..nin..I to tin tall ol lln than
It i- understood thai Mi
l .ilu. I ll vv as lum In,I I .III
llll pi.ill .Hid |.|"lllis i*
d.n i ning -iii'l until in t • In
a position it ii pi"b
ihii Ihal iln diMiissiuii un
grades aiil Im lnhl in aheyanti
Tin Inin is.ne .I k"d ami
Cun in ( .mad.i imi lo hand
,. nl.mis tvv,. dts'lii'livilv Hin
I h I a,iiunl,lan alllihs. a,ne I.
\|i 1*1 ih spt . ■;■. rntitlei)
■ '-lli.. I'.lm I!
I ami llie nther bv V'.tl
i,i nn [-Milled i p iln l
Coast irum \ ni...iiv.t ' Tb.
iiniiib, i i ri pbii w nh in It
aa| |||l, |, I '■* pljrt -IH 11
N'KU 1)AIK'\ FARM
The pinspei tns .lie being is
sued Inr the establishment oi a
large dairy farm whiih will revolutionize lln milk iiulustr\ in
lllis eilv ami district,
Mr C, F, Jackson is behind
ihe movement, and it is propos
nl tn organize a company capitalized at S.'ii,.ma. In be divided intu ...uian shares ui Slu eaeh.
Al the pit senl nun* il is the in
tuition in have Si"," [ this
amount Inllv paid up.
The i.nin is i.. be situated at
Hollyburn wlnn! adjoining lhc
I,uin nl .luhn I,aw sun. Mi
I.,iusun has agreed tn tutu
.aiil I vt ai ai KS I" lhe tiiliipanv
bu a consideration in shaii s
ami Mr .latksuii vvill nn'
his small dailv nli I sih strei i.
Sorlli Vancouver, into tin
large concern, also lor i con
sideration in shares
The buildings anil plant mil
be ul the latest design and Inllv
equipped hi even detail lor ilu
. an v in;; ..ii i,i tin business in a
salisl.n Iiiii aiiil i llu nnl in m
llii UT, II.llulll SlIuW Is II llll
ed as lhe piuspet livi* in,in.'J*.
Mr Sin 'W is a prji lieiii BX|H 11
in the caring lor cal li. ■ ini'-.
making ami general duin
wurk Including tin- tu.mul,nlure
a,i Devonshire cream,
A detailed estimate "i ihe expenses ami receipts are (iven in
ihe proapectui and according i"
ii with the patronage that i-
siin taa i„ secured in lhe uiv
nl Nmili Vancouver, lite con
uill will be ,1 IlliitleV lll.i;tl
lluiii the uiitsel and All Jack
suil sies null siiuiss [or Lie
mn undertaking.
linKSK RACING
iiu tin alternoon ol the ist
"I lull Third slieel will be ..in
ll Uul lile busiest t hurt ill;;lllaies
in iln- tin. The burse racing,
which iht spurts committee
has arranged lor is expected tu
In a Infill satlslatliitv .,111 '<
ll..II and while the t velils at,
ii"t numerous, some tlassi
lillliullls will be entered ill lhe
illlliti lit i unl-. alld e.uli event
Will be kit llll font. 'I"l
Among the items on the pm
gram lur horse i.n ing is an lu
all.ni |'"ii. ian whiih lias in
lulll,u vials hun ,i p-jpular at
Haiti,.11 ull lln Nullli Shut,
A inimbii •■! speedv i-i|ulin
havi lm n .IH. inl (uf the saddle
mu in, less intcreating will
Ih- tin i "iv |.uin hers iaddli
pnnv race Tin excitement "i
tin uli.de nitit will Im- the , \
ple-.slileu's ll'.Viltv 9090 111
Ihis i.ne tin 'Itivers uill In it
,pnlnI l" nm ihni htiises |..i a
consid.i.ibh distance, hitch up
iu tlieir aagons, lu.nl mi s
in.ni trunk ainl race back in
llu linish
SWKDISH PICNIC
attendance und supplied the
musical pari ul th' programme
wiih good iH"1 In nt even
Ing iln closing event ol the dav
was .i grand promenade dance
in ihe pavilion whiih was nut
concluded lill il"sr "» '" the
midnight hour,
Ililiiiiil.itla.il has just been re
reived ai the lupress office that
A I' Reaslei * who has for a
iiumlti't ul months past been n
resident »l Corando, Cal., bus
returned t» Hritish Columbia
ami is in iw icsiding ttt Roberts
Creek,
VANCOUVER
EXHIBITION
ALU SI Iiiii to 20th, 1910 :
VANCOUVER
British Columbia
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$30,000
,dPr
in 1 nzes and r remiums -
S|,.*. ulli Iiiii run - fnim nil point-
OS * '.if .ilia l".il-
i iiiiiii wni ai- IrWghl iw i'ini*
ii'liaiia line*- vvill Ih* i,iiiiiiiii Iree.
Sn.ta'rl. iiii'l nnii|.ia* allniriii.ii. in
S|,,, ,|i, *.. Ki.'iil. ninI iht >'"u
S|». i ii-ulsr "Klgliiiiiitli*. KUmw"
Bn Ila.-in,*.*(■,,mn,*Iiiii,ii, lVi,i,il
("i,'i'i*iaiir .'.'iii..!, Tratibaf ami
P-U-bi( li.i!- am.I Hunt Chili
li'ala.-.
Entries Close August 1st,
Wni. :**r prist1 llll Slid ui|..ruaail
laa
I iv gov,
\l.ui.i.*,*r .iii*l Si'.ii'lan ,
Vll mer bxlilliiliull A-aa.illliull.
Purity and Paints
must ;*u |og< iln r il silisla. I"IV
lesnlls an i vpt. led It ' ult!
nmib leii in inaki* pn*ir qualit)
paint.
Our Reliable Paints
l.aisun's grounda in Hunt ui
'In h"ti I was iln scene ol much
ulivilv last Satunlav .iilil
noon nu iht occasion ol iin u
I. lira tion ol tin annual Swedish
pniin Tin alternoon wai idi il
lor tin participation la out
I. ■* * I .uiiiiM nu Ills nnd a portion
.1 tin inditlav was devoted I"
games and amnsemenis mn
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t'lupb ami lhc children the
Sorth Vancouvei hand was In 117 l.onidili l'lione 149 +
lar** ni.n!i ilnn i. putitiou .III'I
hav, lui nine pupniai Tin I
t'i-1 1 oniid. tabh ini'ii I" make,
bill tin* Volume "I bnsint -,-*. , n
lb • n- lu 1 ban', in, in,.re than
you 1 iv loi 1 u l.t nn quality.
NOTICE
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Mail to
INKSTER & WARD
NORTH VANCOUVER
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This is the
Kootenay Range
WHICH WE WILL GIVE AWAY
ABSOLUTELY FREE on July 1st
The range will be in action at the park
in front of Larson's Hotel on the afternoon of July Ist. We want all the
ladies of North Vancouver to come along
and test thc superior cooking which is accomplished
on lhe kootenay, and write their names and addresses on the tickets furnished. Drop the tickets
in a box and in the evening one ticket will be
drawn, and the lady whose name is on the ticket
gets the range absolutely FREE.
Paine & McMillan
The Hardware People
Phone 12. First and Lonsdale
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NOTICE!
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lia n.lbb.a, US 10 fjtH Olir lIKlull.ll Ilia
anu high . Iaaa Roods M li«ve alwavs banditti
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in-- a iredit trade.
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J. A. ii M. McMiLLAN
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