Sat /~tW -' A ®lj? ixjtreaa Volume 1(1 Nokth Vancoivf.r, B.C., April 8, 1910 Number u Council Meeting I Police Court (.Special Mcoting) The, lull council was present at U'o special meeting held last evening to consider what portion the city will be obligod to pay in connection with the macadamizing and laving cement sidewalks on Lonsdale Ave. between i,Uh and iXth streets. His Worship Mayor May pro- sided. After a discussion which lasted till after n o'clock, it was finally decided that lhe city's proportion should bc only the street intcrsei-tions. This was intended to settle not onlv the point in qaestion, but to establish a rule that will be applicable to all works ol a similar nature in the city hereafter. Engineer Hanes introduced the question oi placing a main storm sower down the length ol Lonsdale avenue not only to relieve the pressure on that street but to accommodate all cross streets which naturally drain on that thoroughfare He said that tlu-rc was practically little use to make any permanent improvements until some means was provided to carry this surplus water awav otherwise it would soon weak the surface ofl the street. He estimated that the cost would lie soiin-where about Ji.S.ooo. Of this amount the council were not sure as to what would lathe city's share to comply with l.iu- stipulations laid down in the Municipal Clauses Act. It was eventually referred to the engineer to bring in an estimate of the cost, and a report on the proportions of thc cost to In- borne by the city and local improvement or if the city would be obliged to bear the whole cost from the lact that it wa.s a work which benefitted quite a large portion ol the city and consequently would not Inequitable to charge against llic property in the immediate vicinity. Sewerage was touched upon but noting dclinite was accomplished. The lollowin-; plans were passed Norlh portion ol I). I,. M\ blocks .'('.iA, in\, in\\, :i„V'„ lljA and 22b\, I) I.. Ml and 545 ; blocks III and Ji.'A, 1). I,. 544 ; blocks m, 225A and 242, D. L. 541 ; portion of D. 1, 5)4, conditionally ; block 227A, D. L: ,s|.i, and blocks 1, 2, and \, i). I.. 517. conditumalJv. A communication was r-m-iv- 11I Irom .Mrs. C. 1. Hall asking loi a grant to the May Hav celcbrartion. The council de nihil that 11 could nut see its w .11 clear to make a grant. POUCH COMMISSIONERS Mayor May and Commissioners .laeksun and McNeish vur, present at the meeting ol tin- police board held iu the dty lull Thursday illuming. The meeting was devoid ul partii u- lar interest and principally the ruiitine order ol business pre vailed. The monthly report ol the chiel ol police w ai read as lollows Complaints received and at (ended to 25, places ol business lound open alter bouts 12, street lights reported not burning J, report! ol aitule- . iniiiili 4, reports of goods lost "i stolen 4. case! in the police court, drunkenness 4 and mali- I ions damage to property I During (he last mo-nth tho chiel reported that there had not been anv serious ollunces committed with the exception ol the launch of **. II. I'aine which was stolen but lound again. The II port was adopted. A communication was received Irom lhe city council asking the board to lake steps lo have all sign boards ileared oil the streets on Sundays In regard to the complaint that rigs were allowed to stand on the I'.spla Hade, the ihiel wa.s inslpii ted i" allow the vehicles lo stand tlu re so long as Ihev did uot interfere with traflu. With reference to the dumping ol garb age the (lml was instructed to employ the chain gang in arranging for the utilizing "I Otc of the street ends for this pur- ! Mrs. Paul Langley appeared before Magistrate Kealy in the police court .on Thursday morning on a charge of purse lilting, the coiitenls of which were stated to be $20. Accused wus represented by Mr. Hancock of Vancouver. She pleaded not guilty when the charge w aa read to her. The complainant, a Vancunver lady, asked to have the case withdrawn, as institution ol the Inli amount had been made with the understanding that Mrs. I.atiglev stand the costs of tho court. I'he magistrate adjourned the case till the- following morning tu allow of this being done. Mr. Langley was present and came forward and settled up after the court adjourned. The act for which accused was charged occurnd Wednesday alternoon on lhe ferrv wharl. The complainant and another ladv had just came ofl the (erry when the (ortner's hand bag leil open and her purse dropped out. Accused was seen lo pick it up but emphatically denied the charge upon being confronted by the loser. She vvas lost to view up street and the police were asked to detain her. Search was made in the police court with the result that a sum representing the amount said to have been in the purse was louiiil on hor person. She spent the night in thc local lockup. Bridge^Matters District Council City Ferries Reeve McNaught, in a recent The regular meeting oi the1 Prolit and loss statement lor interview in Vancouver, is cred- District Council was hekl last the month oi February, 1910, Local News Items ited with making thc statement that lie has buvers in sight ior the necessary bonds lor the flotation of the Second Narrows bridge scheme. The report goes on to say that Reeve McNaught was in Vancouver Wcdnesdav for the purpose ol attempting to make arrangements' lor the amount of money lo be contributed towards the construction of the bridge by the City of Vancouver. At a preliiniuarv i^^>>^>>^>^p^._.„ (inference which the working _*, uf a l,W°-PIank ,WeW«lk °" ,_ ,i_ ,..;., ~£ 6 Dovercourt, Camp Mr. M. McWilliam is erecting a handsome residence on Keith evening. Reeve McNaught was Cash Fare! J 35.00 road. He will occupy the p.c- 111 the chair aud all tbe council- Ticket sale! (passcn) 3586.00 mises himsell when they are lors were present. Ticket Sales (vehicle) 478.00 completed. Mrs. Campbell, secretary „f Freight .Receipts 181.40'' the school board, wrote to the Advertising revenue ... 12.00 Smith Bros., contractors, are ^^^ Mail subsidy 46.25 erecting a house ior iir. Don- aid iv-uccc-nnan on iv.cuh ttmt, ellect that the half acre adjacent lo the school grounds should be cleared, ll was relerred to tliu engineer to psepare specihea- ttons and call lor tenders. F, Duttoii wrote declining to accept thu contract for the lay $4368.to between St. George's and bi. Disbursements 4i>",. .-uuirew's Ave. Estimated monthly depreciation iV5-*>o 416.50 pbell, Frederic! and Church roads. On motion of Councillors committee un the bridge scheme had willi the Vancuuver cuiuicil it was thought thai thev wuuld _____________________ give about iwooo, but later in- __*_>_* J""1 ._*"*_■' ■* formation elicits the lact that l)orU'(l l)>' Councillor Allan, it| possible that this was |"csolvcd to do llns work •*' ^™ ^^™ day 1 iibor Net loss over operating expenses Certified Correct : H< E. Kemp, Sec.-Treas. 220.64 it is quite amount might lie increased as it has lieen urged upon them the m.mv benehts that wollld .in rue if such connection between the north and south shores ol Hurrard Inlei was consummated. N. V. YACHT CLl'H. Au executive cuiiiiuiltec uiuct- ing ol the N. V. Yacht Club was held lasl evening in the club's quarters when a consul, i able amount of business w as transacted. Nine new members wiii added and among these were several irom tbe Rov.u Vancouver Yacht Club, Messrs. E. II. Deane, Evans Diane and E. K. Deane. Capt. Cates nulilicd the Club that he intended to present the Club with a cup tu lie held lm l-rrpiiiul competition and that the club should decide the class ol boats which it would Ik- given for. It was decided to oiler H for cabin cruiser motor koala to be (ompi'tul iur uvu a course ol not less than JO miles Tlui cup is said to be about 28 unin-, in height and exceedingly handsome Uing a l.n sum 1, of some bullous uld cuitntiv trophy. lt is und. islood ihal the Alexander and other prominent yachts will Ilv the local colors this season. Standing luiiimiUccs as (ollows were appointed al lllc meeting Finance commute. Commodore Kolx-rison, Henry Wuods and .1. B. I'aine ; motor boat committee, J. J. Woods, J. A. McMillan and Alexander Smith ; sailing boat committee, E. 11. Deane, V. W, Giliiiuur and Dr. Campbell; rowing l-u.n comiiiiiiu:, .1. N. J. Hrown, S. 1 Wight and .1 II. Hrown, A ((-solution was passed ap*, pointing the Cuiiiiitodi-rc and' w, W. Giliiiuur a committee to d I'a iv up spi win al ions (or a! landing lo connect thc shore with the boat house, and that; tenders be ialKd lot the lull I structiun ol same. ttiili the new member! enroll ed lasl evening lhe meiiil-ershi| roll ul the club is now ncaili liliy. A. Huync- has removed irom Vancouver and lakc-n a cottage on Sl. George's Ave. near 4U1 street. Mr. Bayne is at preseut employed in Dr. Morrison's dental parlors. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hay and lamily moved over lu this city today and have rented a house- temporarily on iotb street until tlieir new house already Started on Keith ruad is completed. Mr. Bali,'in Ker and lamily have removed Irom Vancouver into their new residence at the corner oi 13th street and Moody Aw. and will make their luture home in this ciiy. j The Ladies' Aid ol the I V. the retiring school master of committee whose object it was mg rates it was noted that an Methodist chuich will hold an that district, was tendered a ,0 ■*■" the provincial univer- agreement existed which gov- Apron Sale and sale ol Home- farevvell banquet in the Insti- sU.v iot sm mainland. The crned this matter, (tl) the clerk madc Cooking in the church on tute hall tiiis week by a large rmc 1(juml il ""able 10 attend was instructed to notily lu. Tuesday, April 18, from 2 p.m. number of his friends The pro- tllc nc,lt meeting in Vancouver Uorison, manager ol the lias Alternoon tea will be served. gram consisted of an excellent u" APril «nd- «"d he delegate" Ijngs hhmgle mill ilitg. Co. ol supper which was followed bv a Councillor Bridgman in his this lact with tbe request that _n, c. A. Fraser, a iurmer number oi speeches tending "to- stcad- he require his Japanese contrac- resident ol North Vancouver, ward the humorous and other*! Thc city clerk oi North Van- tors lo observe thc preservation but ior the past lew months wise. In the absence ol the 'couver iorwarded tbe lollowing °' property. D. Spencer, kv domiciled in Vancuuver, bas guest oi honor, Mr. Huckley,'resolution passed by the city \\__[ oi tlle 1,oc*1 ul,lio»:moved back to this city Capt. White, son ol Gen. While council recently : ta)"asking the League, stated that In of South African lame, replied district to perform as soon as ___*** not Jjquor was to the numerous toasts to Mr. possible certain deeds in counec Buckley. The climax of the j'011 with incorporation iA lln evening's entertainment waa tha tj1)' oi North Vancouver J (b presentation oi a bandsouiu that section 249 ol the Munici ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ handbag lo .Mis. Buckley and a pal Clause! Act be noted in re->'un;ent year were submitted aa hold May Day celebrations this ^^^^^^^^^^^^ sms~sWmWsttttttttWm lollows; Lynn Valley school, year un Friday, May 6th. Cum- '_-.*. c_« —a.~J^^m^^m^m The Keeve opposed _• ,J*V oI X tttotnt has it on the grounds that the•' rented a house 011 the corner of walk would benefit a very few 5th Btfttt and St. Davids Ave. and not sullicient m numbers jand wlU moVe m shorll>'■ to w arrant this precedent be- ing established. , Mr. and Mrs. tt. I,. Keene ar- A communication was receiv- nved home this week after a led from H. S. Cayley, secretary very pleasant trip ol several 'pro tern ol the Mainland I'm- months' duration to the old occasion of his con. v«s'i)' committee, notifying country and through Europe. ■ On the _ templated departure Irom the the r*ve lhat hc had 1kM Lynn Vallev, Mr. A. Buckley, l)0",tKl * member of that joint again was and is occupying her house on ^^^^^^^^^^^^^>*'ng bth slreet near yueensbury Ave. sold at Capilano ou Sundays. The clerk was instructed to ask At a special meeting ul thc for lurcher mlormation. citi/.eus ol New Westminster The school estimates ior ihe held recently it waa decided lo pair of pipes lo Mr. Buckley. Kev. A. M. Sanlord, chairman oi tbe Vancouver district, will preach in the Methodist rlNKl next Sunday morning. gard to tbe connection of roads 'o|low^^_^_^_^_^_ and streets at intersection of i^.yyS i North Star school, >2 ■ ntttcea were appointed and all city and district; (c) that tbe- JI6° i Lapiiauo school, »i,i6j ; arrangements made lor the aw district instal a number oi wa- 'eecretarys salary, >i»o ; school ual merry time. ter meters aad that the council slte- N.ooo. total, »lo,5uu. proposes that the city be paid! The lollowing plans were half ol the total water rates P«sscd : Tart ot D.L. 355 I lot AT THE HOTELS —— received from district cousuin- °i _*»• ^uHH ; lota 1, 2, 3, 4, Kev. Mr. Kochwier, general ers ; -d) that the district con- block 3, D. L* 6ou ; easl hall secretary ol the Lord's Day Al- stable be inatructed to prevent lot Ji a). L. 2022 ; lot block |, liaUicc, will preach at tiie inorli- Japanese contractors breakini, D- L- 624 I south hall ul D. L ing service in St. Andrew's the city's telephone wires "*s3 I Wo*-*! i"3 and 104, D. L. churili and in lhe evening will along the Lynn Valley road. j-'u4l I lots 4-2 and 45. block 20, conduct llu- serenes at the Me- 'Resolution (a) was relerred lu u- -<• !*» j blocks 18 aud IJL thodist church Kn tochca- the clerk ; (b) thc clerk was in* V l>- 2075 I loU 1, 2, 3, 4 and let's Held covers the entire Do- siructcd lo reply that thc coun-'5. vvest quarter oi D. L. Huy minion and Ins addresses 111 cil alwavs had and would in the .conditionally ; part ui D. L. tins city next Sundav will deal future co-oper-jln with thc citv !7<M conditionally ; part ui D. with the application of lhe in that connection; (c) the an-M« b1b- Those reierred back ford's Day Act thruughoiit Uu gim-er was instructed to instal *** 1 'ut b> Mock 1, D.L. 553 , Dominion ul Canada. lhe necessarv meters. Regard- M "B" Mock D.L. 2u26 ; lot 1, ^ _ j block 2, D.L. 827; west hall ol ■^■^^^,""^"^"-™^™,,^™™~^"^~—,,^™—"block "E" D.L. W41 ; S. tt. r J. C. C.rady, an clutiiiian "I Vancuuver, has rented a cottage in Kelvin Grove, Keith Koad. Capt Hal-rock is erecting a two-storey block on Sicavi street near lhe lornn ai I,mis dale Ave. The bmldini;, when completed, will be utili/ed lm tiires aliil "Hues mi the gruiind lloor and rooms hIkiv,*. Messrs Tuck and Hlevcer have the cun tract lor its cons<*ructiun. lose, the refuse to be burned a ter Samples ol material lur potto uniforms were submitted and those ol l.aurin the N V ui| ir accepted. ^ MAY DAY CELEBRATION Public Nominations for May Queen Mav Day will be be celebrated thii year on Wednesday, Miy llth. Arrangement* have been made to conduct the election al the May Queen through the medium ol the Exprew upon thr lollowing plan : Nomination* will be rr. rived at the Express office up to six o'clock p. m. on Thursdav. April 14th. Any nomination signed bv ten Iwna fide hmi" holders in the city or the district ol No; lh Vancouver and onr nomination from r«ch society or nrgamuhon in lhc cily 01 divtncl will be iccepted. Beginning wilh (he edition of Fridiy, April 15, one billot will be printed in rich I opy ol eich issue of the Express up lo md including the issue ol Tueidiy, Miy 3rd. Each ordimry ballot a|»peiring in the Express will counl is onr vote. In addition to this 1 second billot will be imnted to counl as 30 voir*, one of which will be given lor each nrw subscription lo thr Expresund 1 third billot t" counl for 10 votes which will lie given (or eich renewil sub srnption. Eich of these two list nimed bollols mutt br <ignrd bv thc mimger nf thr F.xrjrrss m order to be valid. Ballot b >xi*< will br placed it severil convenient pliers in thr city, which will br announced latter. 1 hr ballots will br counted eich Tuesdiy and Friday morning, by 1 commtttrr ol prominent citizens and thr proorrs.v ol the poll will br rrgularly innounced'in the Express. Thr hnil count will br madr on ihr rvrning ol Wrdnesdiy, Mav 4th and published in ihr Exprrss on Fridiy, Miv 6th. llir names ol thr nnminrrs will be publiihed in the Ex* preu ol Fridiy, Apnl 15, bul no mention will be mide of the persons or the society signing the nomination. Nurth Vancouver— t. Brown, Vancouver A. Wallace U. Ue (I. Anderson J.C. limery R. 11. Rulher, Langley M. Worsoe, S. S. hisa C H. and Mrs. White, Seattle Palace- Henry Smith, Vancouver 11. G. Smith, M. Alar tin G. 11. G. Green S. M. Tnacker S. Smith __M BUSINESS LOCALS Jack Loutet and N. Lonsdale Elder Murray Co. lire insurance UA.vriiD-Cbauibcriiiaid l'alacc Hotel. quarter of 0. L- lotSi , north cant quarter D. L. lu&y ; block 54 ol "B" D.L. 202b ; part ol U.L. 5V» ; part ol D.L. 85J and D.L* s"*i* Mr. I'. Larson submitted a plan ol D.L. 12*5 which was referred to the cU* engineer. Thc follow iug linancial accounts were naiwd Board ol Works $0,39,}, Finance ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Committee $594.52, Capilano |~—"" water worka f 1,193. \t ANTbU-Second hand piano Councillor Bndgmau reported K00*1 lollt oa **>)' ^ssiut-ie- regarding the council's visit to sponsible person. Apply hi. b., Woodlands and Deep Cove, it Express^ 4-5 was resolved to have a re sm ———-———-— vcy to Deep Cove to take aa HJK SALE—Agreement ol vantage of tbe oiler made lu Sale on Lyun Valley acu-age, Mr. Francis to provide lot a,dated Feb. iu, i*.i* Value, better grade. >;y, t>, U and ib muuihs al; It was ii's.'licil that Alt. per cenl. A. hi. Waghorne, Cowan bc appointed constanlc .North Vancouver, lor Seymour district. ■ ll was further resolved to call liGGS FOR SALfc. t'lborou- for tenders ior the opening up gbbrcdj Barred Rock, >i lor ' a road to district lut I061 setting ; Indian Runner Ducks, and 1063 on the receipt of as ,1.2s, per doz. A. Sherwood, nraiices that substantial build mg operations would In- com matted on the properties. The revenue bylaw ior ilu tar was linally adopted and igned. A resolution was pass- cur, ibth and olabou. TO RliNT-Furnishid ruoms, central. Apply to R C, Express Olhce. =J ' 1 that the engineer be einpuw- \\ A.M l-;i)-Voung girl m il ed to engage a draJtsmaii to ded) wuiuau ior light huuse 'pare a complete plan ol the work t'.uud home and wages •triit showing all subdivision Phoae is-'. Box 175. . -vv n to date on a large scale ,|lltc uae. PhamaHn i'>e ind West Hie reeve taa appointed a .Mrs. IV Kiser. imiltee to interview the H. Klectric Ry Co. ia regard lo WANTED - An experienced .I'ljusting the district applica- general servant. Good wagci 'ion lor electric power for the will be paid. Apply Mri. A. F ■■'Hot and air compressor Kealy, St. Andrew's Ave., near !liint- Fifteenth Street. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. COME .in d see us at THE NEW STORE Just above the City Hall EXTRA SPECIAL Cash Bargains IHIS MON III TOLLS DISPENSE WITH An auspicious a ,* mn was celebrated at New '* * MUUllbler last week "ll the " "" ol tki lilting ol the luili eX«pt tu railroads on the asset ol good ru.uls which shall be at once a credit to and I most favorable ailvcrtiseineiU lor British Columbia. lu road Work proper ami m bridge building, Uic department . iproposes lo spend Uns uar ap- brulire across the rrasei river. » r . r . ■ .,., a» t„,„,.,i proximately double laat years lhc citizens oi thai -») tuiiivii |i t_ ^ ^ h __ __-u nri_ out in lorce to welcome this juveriiiiidii Carpet Squares Everything Reduced 54 and ity Lonsdale Av.. event as it wus OM ul tlu greatest pleasures tbe) conld wish Ior. -Many prominent ollicials were praaeat and i num bei ul .i.ldlesses mie given l.y civil and ulllel ull'iul.s among estimate, Hide, having been pi vided in the CUReat year's i-sii- liiales J 1,720,150, as contrasted with >897i5&5 'ur iyuy-10, aad held uver appropriation! tiring* illg the available liillds at coin maiial lor the, ciui'iiii year up to verv uiiisiilii.ibly more man whom were Mayoi lay lor, .1. 1). Tavlor, M.l'.,' I-. J. Mckaf tWu "nlllu"s "' lm,lu'-N' /u, Al.l'.l'., member lor Delta, I tot bridgu iiiiil c.insuiuiiii'ii and C. Vi. Creightoa reprn-en, repaii work throughout the pro- lug the provincial government.Ivincc 'be expeaditure during un The latter formally declared the preaent Uecal vear ol no leaa ■ The University The residents ol the Delia have passed a resolution ili.u in their opinion 11 would be in thc best interests ol the entire province lu have the provincial university located in or near llie city ui Vancouver. The iiu oi North Vancouver has taken .1 similar stand in rcspcci to the location oi that institution being ou the mainland or the island. The local resideiiis led however that .North Vancouver district can oiler a site that would be more pri-lerahlc liom every puint of view lor the location ol the provincial iiimci- sity than any oi the neighboring municipalities to llu soiuh lun ol Burraird Inlet. UOIOK REGULATIONS Several drastic changes In the bylaw regulating the sale uf li- i-llor ill Victoria wen decided upon at .1 recent meeting ol the health and morals committee 01 llu* iiiy council oi that city, and the same will lie made recommendation! io thc lull board at iis next meeting, It 11 proposed llial on and alter .luly 141I1 nexl all place* wlun liiptui is sold will require to clone at 11 p.m. ont) dav in ilu- week, ihus altering lllc hiiiiis observed by saluulis and hotels which may under the present system remain open until 1: midnight, except on Sat* UrdaVS, when llicv close al 11 budge Iree lol Ualhc. 1-AVORS MUNICIPAL OWNED .L-;i,i-;i'iioNiis The Kalsu board ul Uade has declared ia lavor ul municipal "iviHislnp ol telephone!. Ate remit meeting ti. 0. Buchanan ■poke intelligently on the mat ler, instancing huvv guvcriiiiieui ownership oi telephone! had been iur years one ol the 1... contentions attvocatad bj the Associated Boards ol Trade and he lur une did nol prupose lo lei the mattei rest. A resiilu- suiii Uian J"\VI,""" is coiUeni- plaici, taking into account the >jjo,ouo appropriated iu> ilu new bridge over Bin rami lnlcl at ihe Second Narrows, as well H an cipial amount in unexhausted appropriation! ol i *-**►*- ♦ in m connection with works nuw neariag completion, m addition io ihis record amount ul bridge vvurk, between >.s,v""' and Miu,""" is lu be expended in the protection ul river bank* lruin erosiou (n work Icgunua tcly devolving upon the tederai guverntiientj and J-rej,*"" (u* lhe erection ul wharves, wiih a lurUicr tutal ul pitSoo nt lei ry subsidies and bridge lenders —a grand total ut considerably over ilucc-qUiirters ol a million dollars ia this vears votea uou was passed appointing a committal ui im- to watt un tne Kalsu cily council and tUgi Ihein tu talkc over the loci, , alone lul bridees, wharves, uv svslein and operate it, and ex- . . . , *, ' . 1 1 L er bank i-roticuoii, etc. lend il as iar as the municipal r law allows. A« appropriation ol M,-,* has been made lor lhe K.un imps-Nuola rn- LYNX VALLEY One mn Ceiiiri' Umul ncir iur ivilli iioml linii-e and rliiikiii run, mn* hs|| mi oul in linull Iruil fur t*25lX). |100Q canh, bilmice urrHii-ri-d. A iniiiiln*r nf pod Inn- Steal mr fi r WO Ud fcluO |50 cash, bahwi 0 #10 p'-r mii, NORTH LONSDALE Wc have a few lOOllSSIl loti hi I'.I.. WT ail Inun MM) to MflO each The r.- it. .t r..a.I luting upi ned Irom l.ynn V'«ll»v to LmihIim avi-iuic, righl thhiii-ih Ihliprupariy, Sea'u« fir IoIh mi ami nuar ilm new II luli-vard, |SBQ and up. I4 i-ii'-h. iiniaiiii*,* li, m, it and -i* li mu laiivi- anv Lynn V:ill.-y pi *|>"iv I.a sell aa are in 11 ponilinn tu Iniiiili,* it, us wn have a hr.iiuii ottk.il In llif Valley U. iv. V .un*.* AV. vi, Li, G. W. VANCE & CO. tor. 8lh & lonsdale l'lione 17b Branch Ofr,ce-Lynn Valley J-'.^ o"" .all NliW RECORD On the HAb ul March a mw record ior the delivery ol mails irom Loudon, Eng., lo Valeria, Ba C was ustalillslieil. that date the mails cam russ the Ailaniic on tin t un.ird liner Lusitama were received at ed hciedil ; and 11 Ul 1 ac- lll additiou leslalllallls pits Healing liquor licenses will not as Uovv lie -JcliiillU.il lo dispose of lupioi willl meals al IM) ume ol tlic day or night, bm will also to be Limited to lhe 11 n'i lock hour. Tiun, again, the dosed box in iistaiirants must ^u. 'lhe a- iiiciideil liylaw will |iiovlde thai no liuxcs In* permitted, nor p.u- llllulli'd spaces UCCpt ul a slat- lours or cur- PUBLIC WORKS DEVELOP* MENT Uic- Lewis Creek ruad ; )3,Ooo on the Malakwa and Mara road; Jj.ooo 011 lhc Korth Thompson road, east side ; >:,- Beginning with the- lirst ol lha joo on the North Thuinpsuii, pic-sent month an era ol road, west side ; fl,000 on lhc lirand bridge, trail and wharf eiectioo Pr.uiii-Vernon ruad ; ll.ooo on and dyke construction will be thc Reserve Creek road * >-*""" coiuiiieliced such .is has never 1111 Ibe road Irom Kaull to bal belore beea inaugurated la ibis mon Ann ; and (7,000 on main province by the provincial too- imnk roada m the vkiniiy ROYAL STANDARD Tlic Roui wilh thc absolute guarantee IS becoming more and mon- popular. A reason (c r this is:— It is SUPERIOR to anv other brand of FLOUR on thc maikct at any pnee. Every sack guaranteed. Vancouver Milling & Grain Co. Ltd. Vancoaw, U.l'* eminent Minister ol l'tiidn Works Taylor has mapped ont a campaign ol development! lur this season that promisis lu In.l boon to the province. Ruad luliilieU, siipc-liiltcildenls_ and uihers dirccily interacted otti- uils 111 charge aro urged to uae 11 possible diligence and viui- the Victoria ]iust ollim in exactly y;4 days. A large amount oi credit is due,to J. A MeLeod, superintendent ol railway mail service ior tlu bUtel iug of the mail savin aad tin new system inaugurated parti) through his eilorts. tains will be permitted lo these spans. This regulation is I" apply to all rest,iin ants, whether they be licensed ur nut. POUCH COURT l-'clix John, an Indian, who Wais Up 111 the poltCC COUrt bi . „ ..„, ,. , . lore Magistrate Kealv on Wed A CONTAGIOUS CANDIDATK luS(Klv *orBiB| „„ j^ „, being intoxicated with the A candidate lur municipal l0^ in his possession i*lead- honors, irritated by thc luck- ^ lhat he had met a Iriend ini ling and lhe groans ol discontent Irom the back benches, exclaimed luriuiisly : "Well, I daii't care what vou say, you've gut to have um whether you like it or not." "Whv, guv'nor," 111 whom lit did not knuw in Vancuuver whu had supplied the beverage and the IWO bad set about devouring the content! ol lhe bottle and alter blushing that had obtained another quired a plaintive voice Ironi which has howover pui lum un the back ol the hall. "You .un 1 lUr ;1,ul "Iter arriving in Nortl Salmon Arm. Large expenditure! arc pro jcciiil throughout thc Lillooel disirict, the allotment ui the principal items bdfig as lurciin- dii >:.-.,"oo 011 the Cariboo 111.un trunk ruad . $4,000 mi lhc I.illoiui-l,yttoii road , $1 ini tin Minion lo Cadwaldcr gv in advancing the various 10a,i j (4,000 lor the Pemberton works unhcr their supervision Portage road , JjaOOO lor Ihl Bo lhe tarlust iompli>ti"ii colli- Churn Creek l-'errv in.id to patible with lirst quality WOlk llaiucville j (3,000 l"l the that will stand the test ol time chimney Creek road . ^.| 1 lm lCxtra progressiva method! tin, Clinton-Alkali l.aki road ; are to be adopted ill this years ,m| (1,300 (or the road from road work, no less a sum than Clinton by wav nl Kdlie'l (40,000 being laveated by tin i,akc. department over which Hon in Vale the main trunk road Mr. Taylor presides, in ui-t'r calla lor an expenditun "1 about (l3,U00; Headman's Creek iaa.nl. >.-,"""; lln Highland Valley road, (3,00O; the Hope* pcuin r I, (1,300 ,tln Mc- Kay-Loring road, (s,oon , tlu Merrilt-llainiltoii Uill road, iln Nicola-Princeton (6,000 ; the Spciicc's Bridge Niuil.i road, (j,i , and the Venables Vallev road. S2,- IKK). l.l 1 thc blooiiiin' you ?" measles, arc, Vancouver did nut anything until he wakane hind tho irun bars of the law The magistrate commented up Mr. and Mrs* A. I'hilip ra on his elastic iiuukuv .uul as . turned OU Mmulav Irom I cniiscipuine tilled gilil Ss* UV pleasant week-end trip to Hai corti n three monthi' Impris risou Hot Springs. oiinunt. Ill Uli-Ui dati machinery. Included an iiunicrous powerful rock ctu.Ji ers; while, experience hav 111,. dciiiolisir.ited the wisdom this course, the very general USO ol dunkev ellgmes has been adopted in connection arith road J6,oui construction ihruugh beavilv mail, timbered conntry, it is the intention ot thc pi vincial minister also, parlicu larly with respect to trunk lines, to endeavor to canj lor* er ward hcreidter whatever road work is undertaken, upon a per manent lyatcm, thc arorkmen iiuvvniiig up .unl roacadamiting all principal highways as grc-ss npon 1 lieiii is 111 tlial the province may hi ilium jn future the pen NOITII V4NC0LVLH ftRRY IMC UUI STR. NORTH VANCOl\i,R -cave V an. Leave N Vau. Leave N. Van. Leave Van •0.20 1 111 •h.45 i.m. •6.20 a.m. 'b.45 » U1- 7.J0 " 7-5" " •7.20 " •8.00 B.30 " 8.50 1, •8.20 " •8.50 " y '5 1. 945 11 9.20 945 10.15 " I0.43 11 iu.15 " iu-45 11.13 11 n.45 " 1115 " n-45 IMS pm 12.45 pJta. 12.15 p.m. 12-45 1 iu. 1.13 " '45 " 1.15 1-45 MS " 245 " 2.15 " 2*45 315 " i-45 II JIS " 3 45 4 15 " 4-45 ll 4-15 " 4 45 5'5 ,, 5*45 " 5->5 5-45 (..IS " MS " 6.15 " 6.45 7-25 8.1S 0 11 7-45 8*45 i 7-5 " 8.15 " 7 45 6-45 ,. 9-I5 ,1 945 , 9.15 " 945 10.15 " 10.45 " , 10.15 " 10-45 •it.15 11 'n.45 " 1 11.15 " 12.00 Not un Sunday. Time Table subject to change without notice. lllllll III11 III II I'M I Ml III HUH I Shaw's Pioneer Dry Goods Gent's Furnishing and Fancy Store. C i*„r. •:,..! *,„! I,*i,».l»li-Ave. MaMtcaedMN Trle,.laa.eM as pro- , /Ws^S t.:. m&_y '■__ ./brushiul HHHHWIIMI III II Mil 11 III IIIII llll II llllll MUIII III IIII HI IIIM First Street TWO laat. a,I, |H St., I dale. MOOmA. ttthu (Folio 62). 1 11 r-1 Mo'. i'Mt ol hin*- > '.. llllllll. ' C. I'.' lll'llll III. Second Street Thn-,. Int. .ni lml si tin nu Math, in'-'iid block, winl ol l/iii-ilaU'. IJOOO a.i. *, I, in.ii, hnlanci* I, 12 and lHmontht. (FolioM Third Street ird, clow in Lomdalt anci-i'i. I'j monthi. tu Fourth Street I/il nu Mi. .1 LoDtdal* Avi* MOO, IMOOi-ai'li.liil.iiiii'i'. 1- nthl, (FolioIM). If) fool lot "li nl, Si. 11700. »';" nib, I'lliiiic' 1 Folio 611 mar Mah**n amine I, || ami Is iniHilhc Sixth Street l.iat mi Mii St,,MM Kiilupway. IHiiO. baluNel, 1-. Ismiintln. 1 Folio 411. 1, laah, Seventh Street l.'il.nir. Till Sl. ami Hood*. Ave. llllllll. a.i-! , .iliiin'i'i'i, II mmilli. (FoHoTSa). PH ;; Eighth Street l'lia.* lut 1111,1 oft ll.inli-varil, tlctM Koiith. .1 aMfaileni rim, Imti 1*71 taib. Biilanif « nth*. iK.'lii. Ili'I* trn* Fifteenth Street • i.ii mi 1Mb, near Bewick Ac iitlaiieed llanmtbi.. (Folio in |n75. ,, Tut ilurr hi Ihr in ai 1.1 • \ Inund thrre In ihr irrvlec lha-.r M.l Purr Palalf •loa* can tn.'. J J It is no hard thinR to make a paint that looks c"'"l in tbe can —<x sounds good in the advertiang ud YDUcotildn 1 t.ll the ilifT'Tt-nce beforehand, Hut it it nnt su eaiy to put together the pun I materials in thr BM t expert way-and then to add "nc s|ai.i.il ingredient greatly lengthen the paint'1 life -and that's what you i^"t when you buy » Onr specials tur this week Ke as follow: < White l-i.mn.lt-tt-.i.>. tatf. 15 ani iocl» Per>'J' ■j Beautiful linee ol Girie' Sailor and Brown Hoys' Sails, in navy blue, duck, ■nnl white drill *J'5ul° Busier $3 « Had spe. i.illv to be noted is our complete line 0 Ladlei, dints. Hovs ,md Infants Hosiery in all gradei and at prices the moil nioderale. « Prints and Duck specially selected as to quality and design, per yd 10c. to I5c DRESSMAKING on the Premises -J4fHWW+l-fH«I+H+H- .l-.t-T-JnftTttil-l- See our list of good buys The Canadian Financiers, Limited, 14 Lonsdale Ave. Phone SI5 Head Office, 632 Granville St., I M-I/,RE PAINT Forty colors, for every fainting purppM, made liy mperial Varnish & Color ' Co., Limited, of Toronto Phone 5900 Z 4 jtl M'H 11 I'l >»>'>--H-i-H*»*H4-H4-l-*t4-H-f*l4*l*M''l-'l* i H*»»H-»H »1 ■H**H4*l-H4444^-*l-44 ll. riiiiiiniiiili'il 111*1 lm Mh l,y NOBTH VANCOUVER HARDWARE Company, Local Agenth. PALACE HOTEL Kills: ti.oo pel .md "p. Special utes ti. (ani- ilias nml to ragulai hoarder! FM lii Mi op C008I REDA ..V'ANDRUSS PROPRIBTOBS Sh.is,, Sikki.i, .-••• NOKTH VANCOUVER, B. C. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS ACT Richmond Electoral District TAKU NOTlQv THAT 1 have received objections in writing to the retention ol the following names on the Register ol Voters lor the Richmond Electoral District on the grounds set opposite each naine. ANT) TAKK NOTICE that at a Court of Revision to bc hold on the -'nd day ol May, lyio, at the City Hall, Notth Vancouver, 11. C, alien o'clock in the forenoon, 1 shall hear and determine the said objections, and unless thc persons objected to, or sonic other provincial voter or voters on their behall satisfy ml- that the said objections are not well founded, 1 shall strike the names oil the said Register. Dated lliis 7U1 dav of April, 1910. THOHAS SIIKl'HKRD, Registrar of Voters for Richmond Electoral District. Reg. No. Name Address and Occupation Ground of Objection i 11 ■9 ji 04 Itla 374 3*K) 43b 515 54h bog 671 673 m 719 1 altl 1)211 1011 I04I I15h li>3 itn I37S 14^5 14(1: 1475 15KI ii..'i IJ \! i;ih HI 11 14X4 2003 .' 11 ih M33 lids l '61 J153 J563 J759 >95S -'177 KK.t Alx-rcronibic, Elwood Lulu Island Farm Laborer Absent Adam, Wilfred Magee Rd, l'oint Grey, Laborer Absent Adams, William Terra Nova, Farmer Absent Allison, .lames Dinsniorc Island, Fisherman Absent Arnup, John Sea Island, Farm Laborer Absent Beer, James Slevestoli, Customs Olhcer Bumll. Henry {Sea Island, bridge Caretaker Absent BartOB, William Steveston, Minister ,.,. Absent Cartwright, Geo, Albert..111. i», Sub. 151 and 153, Or. 1 Carpenter Absent Cold, liii George Sea Island, Kburne, Farmer Absent Cooney, James Sea Island, libunie, Fanner Absent Dal/iei, Andrew Lulu Island, Farmer Absent Mabel, Albert William ...Steveston, Baker Absent Diivir, William Kburne, Fisherman Absent Dingwall, Roliext M Sea Island, Farmer Absent Diillaiiicl, Charles Jericho, South Vancouver, Fisherman Absent Kllit.tl, R. Krncsl Central 1'ark, Laborer Absent Fibres, Charles Steveston, Merchant Absent Garvin, Samuel Sea Island, Karmor Absent Gray, John Moore Bowcii Island, Kiigiueer Abaeut Griggs, Forest Trueinau Kburne, Storekeeper Absent llevl.uidt, Oscar l-'i.iuge.t Ilewich :nd Ave. Sleveslon, B.irbivr Hogg, George Riddle Bowen Island, Farmer Absent liuin., Thomas Vincent ...Gibson's Laiudiug, Logger Vbsenl Keeling, 'Ihiiiuas Juiin . Anvil Island, Farmer Absent King, George Bowen Island, Ilu., Laborer Absent I.aing, Thomas Lot 12, It. 5, N.R. 7, tt. S. Vancouver, Farmer Absent Laiieville, Dolphis Lulu Island, Farmer Absent Leonard, George Steveston, Shoemaker Absent Mat 1 hew son, l'eler Kbunic, Lulu Island, Fisherman Absent Alilne, Robert lt Tyson Rd., Hillcrest, Engineer., Absent Moore, William Joba ...Bowca Island, Aimer Absent Morrison, Alexander Sti vest..11, Contractor Absent MiK.iv, Godfrey Steveston, Farmer M.sent Mi Liml, Roderick Sea Island, Farm Laborer Absent McMyn, John Sea Island, Fanner Absent N orris, Kric Gunn Sea Island, lvl.iinie, Gn.ver Absent Park, ttilliain James McMillan's Ranch, Fanner Absent l'ciisoii, William S Sea Isl.iud, Fanner Absent Rev nobis, Norman A. ...Lulu Island, Laborer Absent Ki nc. 111, Duncan Terra Nova, Cuiitcryinuii Absent Shave, Ambrose MaGee Rd , Point Grvy, Winder.. Absent Siiiilhson, Herbert Stcuslou, I'jiginetr Absent T'liiipsett, Kdivm \\ altci l'oint Grey, South Vancouver, Laborer _ Absent Will, William Acme Isld., Fisherman Absent Wilson, Kdward Dinsniorc Isld., Fisherman Absent Wither, Peter _ Lulu Island, Fanner Absent from from from Irom Irom liom from Irom from Irom irom from Irnin from from Irom Irom from from Irom Irom Irom irom liuin Irom from Hum irom from Irom I10111 from (rom Irom Irom from Irom from from from from from from from from District District. District District. District. .. Dead. District. District. District. District. Districi. District. District. District. District. District. District. District. Districi. District. District. . Dead. Districi. District. District. Dist.ic'.. Districi. Distiict. Disluci. Districi. Di.-liiei. Disliiel. Distiict. District. Districi Diatrict. Districi. District. District. District. Districi. Districi. District. District. Districi. Districi District. ILLUSION NORTH VAXCOl'VKR. I I ||||fl|| God ami 1 111 space alone, And liobod) else ill view . General Contractor And where aro ihe people, 0 clkakIm;. i.KAl'l.Vti, KXiAVATJ Lunl5" 1 said, IM, Lii .-The earth bciicalh and the sky 235 Fiutin street wesi. - iii wm . ,"'i'r',l'ad; 1 And the dead whom luce ._ . S-BS I J. ___ w *, • W. J. BALMAIN j"™-*1 **• « _*»**." t;°'1 ** sliuUil aiid said, C, Vll. atN.a.N.KH „A inm l)li(l ^ mmd u< w (Jii.inlilv Survpycr nnd Arrliilect lr(] There were no people, living or dead, Nn earth l-encath ami no sky o'erhead, There was only HyitU lid you." And why do I leel no Icar .'" I said, ' Muting yon here this way, LATE D.PLOCK-WR.CHT HiaT *■* l *" y And is there Heaven, .unl is then Hell And is ilus the liidgiineni Day >" "Nay, tln.se Were bill drciUlls," llic Great God said, Dreams that have ceased to Hurt utt- no such things as hai and sin, And you yoursell, \on ibave nev-ir been, There is nothing al all but lh." llmlled Wiih to inform tlieir uuk* tomrra that they an- creeling adrv-kiln anil will In- in a position to ilippiy Kiln Dried Lumber i of all kinds within two vyci-ks SEYMOIR LIMBER CO., LED. Wiom ta 17th Street, North Va-Kttim CHA1TBI MONGKRING In the Ottawa Senate Senator Davis moved a bill to provide for the incorporation of Railwav charters bv the Kail- vv.n I'niiiiiiisslnn ilisli.nl I )l bv Ail nl Parliament in order lhat what is known as dialler innn geriflg might be (lorn avvjv wilh and the tunc ol f .nil.1 ment taken up with BON important matters than lhc pass ing of charters lor the mithnr- 11.iiimi nl i aiihi.ivs whuh mold never be built. It was shown liv * 1 ntistus that from tu BO to 1404 parliament had a'ltli.niui-d the incorporation of nr> less than sixty-live companies md outside of the C.I'.R. Grand Trunk, Grand Trunk l'acilic and Canadian Northern than bad only been built 461 miles ol roads. lt is understood that Mr Sidney Humphreys, the popular city treasurer, and Mr* M It. Martinson are each contemplating erecting a rcsiduiie mi Nye street. Rev. J. H. Hull, ioriiullv ol Hartley, Man , was the guest over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs \V. Graham, Lonsdale Ave. Wallace Shipyards, Ltd. ■SHIPBUILDERS. ENGINEERS fr Boi'crmakers. . . Mariae .md Stationary En* cim and Holler Work prompt- Iv execuli d. Telephone ioj North Vancouver We have a House and Lot on 17th Street. A Good Buy. We have a cleared Lot on 4th Street for $3100, Good Terms. We have some good buys in 273. We have Lots in all parts of the City. BISSELL, BROWN & SNYDER 64 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver MAIN OFFICE:—264 Hastings St. E., near Empress Iheatre FOR- Fresh Groceries - CALL AT - HICKMAN'S THK QUALITY STORE Have you looked up our Fresh Meat department, lor quality and price ere cannot be beaten. Why go down the hill when wc can supplv all nun wants C.R. HICKMAN Groceries and Meats Phone 40 III Lonsdale Avenue ALEXANDER P. RBILLY Teacher of Artistic Pianoforte Playing North Vancouver, Saturdays Studio Address, 939 Davie St. Phone R.5732. 0. K. Woodyard Ci.K 17th St. »xn Mii'inv Vn, Mil. itOWWOOd 1111V IcIUlll. 11..iil.l.- i.'ii.l (lull ('"'nil (5 00 il. liviT'il All"' iicm-nd eon- tructini!, clfHring, —rethafi patlng, ite F. B. DAY l'lione HI. IV. II Mnn. y J II.Ill ALEXANDER SMITH £> CO. NORTH VANCOUVER —a^— I LONSDALE AVENUE KSl'I.ANADK FIRST STREEI BOULEVIRD ANU D. L. 265 We have exclusive sale ol the beal properties in the above. Call ami inquire. ALEXANDER SMITH & CO. II Lonsdale Avenue Phonee—Offlce 24 House 22 P.O. Box 50 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 10. K. BAKERY \ t And CONFECTIONERY t BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY. BTC. FRUIT, CANNES, 0IOAR8 AND TOBACCOS STATIONERY, MAGAZINES OFFICE SUPPLIES, ETC. I Fred. Bosquet, Pro|>. \ Y U Lonsdale Ave P.O. Box 13 Phono 13 f ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ SIGNS OF SHUNT. .ire seen iii the lengthcnim; dayi and brightening sun. Soon it will bc time Ul io your Spring renovating, la- ride and outside SI-LKCT VOU1 PAINTS here and -now. That mil givi vim plclitv ul leisuii t" mn Hn eolor sclii-incs ami ej- luts. alld will also insure ymi the lliiil ipialltv nl paiatl Iii tarry them out. •Stoney <& Co. 117 L Pliom 149 West Vancouver Motor Launch Service Launch "West Vancouver," Captain Findlay Licensed lor 35 passengers TIME TABLE Uui. Ltitn Vinrnu..! Hollyburn Wlurl Cllf rarrln' Whirl lvrr> D»i| f >i .ft (Minday 7.30 a.m. 8.00 a.m. 9.00 a.m. 10.00 a.m. 11.00 a.m. ij.oo a.m 13.00 p.m. 14.00 p.m. 15.00 p in 16.00 p.m 17.00 p in 18 on p.m 19.00 p.m .-Mlurda-i. Ool) 21.00 p.m. 9.30 a 111 »undiy ache-hilt . .14.00 p.m 17.00 p.m " 22.00p.m. Simile Tare 15c Two Tickets 26c Oiiiektsl route.Irom North Vancouver to the district beyond Capilano River. Launch "West Vancouver" makes connections, without Uii, with the (erry steamr-rs Irom Nortli Van miiver, as per allow scln dul- J. II. BUSKINS Cor. 3rd St. & Lonsdale Siii-ei'Mir In W \.(il'""n HORSESHOEING and General Blacksmithing K|nii»l Rili*nii*aii iiiii-n I" lame ainiiiitcriiriiiK Lwrne. Uee '■■"■ rill(K hi irl, allnl -li'd .li:ir|»'lilll||. All mark niiaraiili-aHl. I'r pt 1K111I1..11 (iwiiieiilri.il. Our 50ft. Lots In l>.L. MO! .in i-hcappr t'hiin Lvnn Valley Acreage. Only $130 each ('ash swaml |X) monthly Martinson & Co. HEAL I STATE HROKERS NORTH i'l.v 0! VER, B.C, l'i,,,,, 1, F.O Bos 72 THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. IT THE EXPRESS Norih Vahcouvi*. B C Bans or Bracsimos Ont> rear Six months - Three month. • • United States and Fortign,ll.*»p«yen I lion ol great multitude! ol im* [migrants from nations widely divergent in temperament, thoufht •*• hal'n from.„Uu' improvet *hUc it wlU in- reafiyagenuin, Lonsdale Avenue twu fouMOoraed niodwn houses on double lot; fenced am ADVERTISING BATES TaaiiuiNi Iiim'i.ay AoTSmsSMlUTi— 'hi cents i i-r inch Meh insertion, l.oix.a RoTtOH, Kn.—tl.00 per Inch per month. I.mn amp Timbih Na.i uns—;iti dayi, It; 60 tUyi, f T.ol). I.mu AuvmriciM.—First iiiBiTli.au, 111 cents per line Mali suhseqaeol iiim-"** tion, K. per linn. Hiii-ura Nonces is Local. Kiwi Coi cms—ID ciiiilH per hm-. eaeh in-, rln.ii CoRTaAi r asessssuuisns-— Ratal »r- rangrd iceordlnf ia. ipaee takes, AllcliangFiiiii'riniractaili'erli.f im nts must he m Uw hands oi tbe printer bj Wednesday evening |(»MIH1*. publli'lUOIl n the next issue. Norih Vaucouvw, April B, 1910 HATCH IBE WEST GROW The era ui growth, ui develop- meut and ui prosperity upon which Canada liaii uu\v altered has already attained such proportion*, ai tu Ik unprecedented in the history ui tht Dominion, .uid 11 £ivc!> tint) promise ol developing a magnitude unpar* ■tiled iu the entire annals oi inuclciu limes li'oui lhc Al lanlic lu lhc l'acilic alld li'inn the Sl llllll. 1 U I,alii.al,u_\ tu lln laithcst northern iiiuge ul civ- Uudtiuu, lhc whole vast territory is ui the initial itagea ul a mij;hly movement along al. lines ol dcvelopineill. While llie held ol operations il thus laid ial Canada the liiovcincul is ms uiol>olitan 111 lhc bluadcst sell*, constituting a colossal crusade upon the p.tft ol represenl.iin. ot practically all tlic nationi ol the wurld, io unite in the project ul trauslomiing the l.d • ulous natural licsuurces ol th ,, U(1 a Canadian type, .60 'evitably bc felt lu suine extunt will nevertheless be reduced to a minimum in the development ol the Canadian west. Current statistics relative to the salient leaturee ul Uic movement al the presenl time are ol ihe mosi encouraging charm, tar, Ai North Portal, .Sask.it chew an, during the last tin days ul .March, scltlcrs' cllccI^ io tin* amount oi lorty cars per day uu the average, passed ihruugh mlu Canada. Thousands ul immigrants ale regularly arriving at St. .'ulm and at Halifax and arc iiiiliiedlale- Ij moving west. In lliis connection it is asserted ihal ;*,",- aa a a people will leave Liverpool iu .'3 slc-aiuc-rs (ur Canada dining lhc lirsl week iu April showing ihat the great preponderance ol tins latici" traffic is made up ul people fruin Great Britain. The Immigration department estimated llial 15c,- 000 llulll the United Slates will migrate, tu Can.i,l.1 this year'. The entry certilicates show that the average aliiuiiiil rice only |4200. iirgain. Terms to suit. Close in Property oll Lonsdale, Esplanade, First, 8eeoadand Third Streets. \\v specialise in close in property and if vou wish to buy or sell this class ol property, it "ill pay you to oall, write ur phone to us, ELDER MURRAY CO. l'lione 37 Nnil 1 itV. ■ 111!.? VHI1I..UVIT Hours 11 a.m. le •'..,10 p.iu. 1 IpM Kk-iiiiic- hv H|ap(iinlnii-iit Alter otticc hour-, phone Uti ,.i capital possessed l.y each lluse Incomers is fUoc in Uld IU scUlcls' iliicts which it appeal- ihal i.isli llolli ^ out |]iloo,UOO,ooo will bc broughl inlo the country this season through lliis avenue alone. 1-ruiii Great llrit.iin it is csu- inatcd that lhc new arrivals Mill tulal lou.uoo and that irom other sources 50,0110 will arrive, giving a tuial immigration loi tha yeai' ul 300,000, oi whom livi sixths m.i) be said tu In Anglo-Saxon. Under time conditions the piot-Km becomea greatly sniiiihiicd. While it is true thai the [ii .iliic piuviiKcs .ire the objective point ul all but a siu.dl ol , A ... .... 1 , traction ol tins gnat influx Dominion intu 1nd1vi1ln.1l ami * , , , , , a .1,. am allull and that llrilisll national wealth and to t\ol> 11 naciuu^ 'Columbia wi participate u oul ui Uio latent possibilities 01 IWinmoia 1 1 only a limited atcnt la tin di nil results, yet these cottdi tiuus will bc onlv temporal-} and the lime "ill not be lung ere ihis province will attract her lull shale oi this Instcs • Meantime tin indirect benefits which will .ucrue to llniisli the counlry one ol the regnant empires ol the caith. While llic. development of Canada will doubtless iollow man a.i leaa closed) llit process b) will. liiiineiiso tcrniory ol lln I llilii BUtaS was populated and del vcloped, there art maiiiiisi ,n\--_^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ vantages iu oui lavor -ali.cll ColnmhU .uc ol nicoiiiptitabli should lead lo the attainment value, lt is not at all difficult oi much more satisfactory re- ta> apprehend the great impetus suits than those which accrued pit lllU!>1 !* l™** lllc Interests to our neighbors. Canadian ol ihis piovmco ic-lative to OUT legislator are conversant to » rttOUTMS 111 Umber, lish, iiiuni- grcaler ui lesser degree wnii * •*•! ilU11. I******! agricullui.11 many dilticulllus. by whuh the PWd«*i and OUT nialiiilactui.al United Stales luund her- prodwti ai. well, by tin build- sell coniroiuid irom imu toVH «P «* m,immeMe agrlcultu* Ume relative lu Immigration tll pupulaliuii 011 the and kindred pioblcius, .uid like wise with the ellect jv cm ss nt _______ otherwise oi the miasm, s ad '"' MaWattUh operations pu- opted to meet those ttigenvici tttXti '•) •*• liberal population aa they arose. Profiting 1 * ul Uul V** aim, musl like* this knowledgn l.diada will U «isi (oiitribulc vu_\ largel) Ul travelling a bcatm path to a U» ptuspcrily ol our poll very great exttlil and sho.ill, tlureluic, be luund in position uiuliu cau ixpciicucc 110 to deal intelligently with all ^ ^_M wheat tracts ul iln prairies just upon our borders. Thc scopi pi'ibltius ai every stage ol 1* movement. llien, again, lhe gnat bit ul population which is evui now pouring into tho Canadian wnh is and will lontniue lo Ik composed of a class ol Immigrant much superior lo tin type whuh was availablu loi 11u1l.11 work in lhe 1 lilted Males. That the greater portion ol 0*1 newly acquired population will be Anglo-Saxon, appears Irom present Indications, lo be vuli ataMired as doce also lhe l.ul that a vet) Luge proportion ,al it will be comprised bj .1 class already limiliai wnh iiu liii ol the piuncrr, and sepeciall) ipialihed by experience and i'ii llritisli lot ^^^^^^^^ emo tions other lhan lli** a* -a 1 Ii, ,;i,-.it, 1 sill-coilgratulalioii 111 lilt colltemplalloii oi tin duel pin, nt oi the wonderful do in,nn comprised by ih, prairii iu,,vHues ol Canada. the Army of Peace and Good' will," he gave utterance to thai which mu 1 rank as one ol the most coi - ist and at tihe same time mosi comprehensive definitions oi the ollice. and [unctions of a newspaper, which has been recorded. Describing the iuiic- lioiis ol Llie press as cosmopolitan, Lord Huniham proceeded 1 What is your mission .' In une word, it is humanity—the wcllaxe, the culiure, the progress oi humanity, The sun rises on a better world everv day. 1 have seen it Stited lhat the great mountain ranges ,,1 llu globe have iisc-n Irom sea Level, Ot ocean depths, l.v llow, •silent movements. Vou might hav i> lived Ult longest lile b) the sidt ol ilout Want and ncv er have known thai lhe huge mass giew any higher, llul il was rising ; it was being upliu- cd all thu time, bo it is arith human society-upward, ever Upward. And you are help ing iu tlie process, sometimes leading in lhc way ul rc-lolin sometimes, as I hope and 1-e- lieve, restraining revolutionary movements iuo berried, loo violent. Vou and 1 know in, body littler how vast, though ,illell uupercclved, is lhe violk oi the journalist. On thewoild rd the press the sun never sell lln> i>en ol the writer, tin brain ul ilu- thinker, the peiuil ol tin- reporter, thu wile ol the COI polldelll, the project of the lli.ill agei, iln vigilance- ol the edit* or, ull ilu lifelong dny. Thej kllOW nO diflCRKC Ol light aal dark. Withdrawn Irom iln |1M ol inaukiiid, usii.illi unknown, working often 111 0I.M111 Ity, they are yet leaders in tin van of progress. Internationally we have a greal work lo do It is not, given lo man lo deter-' mine 01 even lo lolesee tin bin ol human development A divinity doth shape our ends. Hut ii may be given to tis lo eavt our generation irom slunk on tin. one hand and from stagns tion on the other , to smooth the path ol .nivalin , to leach l.lu- nations that honoi is 110 bier lhan dominion ; tusin.* grinder than nvereigni) lhe grinds lh.in a.Vfleignli , Ihi- role oi the p, scemnko highi 1 than that ol the conaneror, and that knowli-dgi is tin loli.iisl iorui ol power." All kinds nl Lumber Mouldings Sash and Doors, Etc. Ven dn sp Stands Extremes ol Heat and Cold RUBF.ROID is used on houses and barns at points i.ooo miles nortli of Edmonton, Alberta—and the extreme roid has no effect on it. RUBBtOID is used on buildings in the West Indies, South America and the Orient,—where the thermometer registers from 90 to 100 degrees for months —and the extreme heat has no effect on it. Could you ask for a mow satisfactory roofing for vour house and barn ? t*-r Sole Agents for North Vancouver Paine ®. McMillan The Pioneer Hardware Villi II 1. ^^ min co. Mil.I. ANU OFFICE Btplsusde, Bast Phone Uj N,'iih Nancouvei Call and «e our list ol City Property and Acreage Double Corner on lhe Boulevard. $3000 One-third cash, bal. arrai i<cd D.L. 265,2 lols, $1200 each, Easy l( rmv Lonsdale Brokerage Co. W Trcnr.yn- IH LituiLile Ave PW 186 North Vancouver, ft IDEAL HOMESITES FOR THE HOMEMAKER BRIGHTON HEIGHTS, NORTH LONSDALE This |.r..i.i.rn fan*.*- nn I .m.iliilc avenm- ahlrh i» beln|(*MD*d 1" it. full «i,lth mnl boulefSKaW. Kierv lot lies ivi-ll ami lia. a ii,.,wi,Hi i.m \n « Sir,*.*|. ari- niM'iiiil all rnuml the |ini|ierlv and ■HO n-.'lv nn raiiii,** I'rieM i uif from t'.'7*,.n0 to llVi.ivi pn |,,i. Term*.. oni-i|iiarlcr ,.1-h .in.l tl,.. i,.il.iiu*.. ia. II ,ui.l IK 111,mill* T-„ r. are Mil) X loll in ini* "mull MMieWoi li von arc a In;*,.*- *■**.. M *".,n a. llu-y min'i la-l limcai ll.e fttea, Chas. E. Lawson £■ Co. Reel > Mil lllt.lll' Ksiau* Sp* ialisli Untdale An t unoi MUSIC HATH CHARMS Wi have i -'liiini' nt tcrlii r- i*ar thefoilovung instruments: PIANOFORTE, 0KGAN, VIOLIN, VI0L1NCBLLO, CORNET, MANDOLIN. lirm o/ twelve lessons. $6.00 North Vancouver Piano Co. h School of Music Address-443 Lonsdale Avenue Phone 114 SEE US FOR SASH DOORS MOULDINGS BRACKETS VERANDAH POSTS, ETC, ETC IllKIMKU S .Sll c, HOOK FACTORY, foot of St. George Ui* .ninii ,, (rial lml iiii your Ol*aWl .nuill ur law Till-. PRESS AND MISSION ns A-. a pcrson.il Iriend nl His Majesty Km;; lvlu si I end ott ol the falhci.s oi jniiiii.ilisin in ('.tea Britain, i.ni*: I'niiiii.iin. iiiiiiii ul the London I it'--r.i|ili, is .i petsonagi oi tin highest re* iaiu.if.oii ,uul iln- most i mend SO IlllllltlkC III lit a ia| 1.111 tl . I.onl Ilui iiii,iiii took .i |iroiniti tilt part as olic i I li hosts ol Z999nn\^77na u , J^klJ - 3 capital to lii,,...- -' onic,!«ail.er,n-. ol the International viianeuily iscsiitabU tnd -*„c- ce-isful cili/.cns llciico it in.ii bl concluded thai iht slmv and ult process ol lln ai Ittlila lliinll ol Un i 'inns ol ilu* Pram Ll Uwdot and In an iddreai ll which welcomed the deltftM .'s I Tenders for Clearing TENDERS vcill Ik- received hv the iindersirjnial up to J " clock p.in., on Monday, nth April, i,,i,,, i.n tin* clearing ad ill-; ol I .'I lo"1 li'.ulvr.iv Ml i^th sircet froni Sutherland .\v,. io kulus Ac Spccilica lions aiiil Innn nl '"inin mm Ik: obtained at thi ol i ilu- _%y eiiKiiu-i-r. He lonesl or niiv tc-ndi-i nut ni,is..n;i cepted. THOMAS BHBPHERD Cit) I lui* NORTH VANCOUVER 1_ Choice residential property fronting on the Grand Roulevard and in adjoining blocks. No lot less than 50 feci frontage. All cleared. Busines property and acreage. For plans, prices and particulars, apply to MAHON, McFARLAND & PROCTER LTD. Cor. Seymour and Pender Streets Telephone 6286, Vancouver, B. C THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. NORTH SHORE PRESS, LTD. 119 Firit Street, E. Phone 80 The Express $1.00 per year Foreign $1.50 Fine Printing' CATALOGUE B00K1JCT8 FOLDERS PAMPHLET? 8TR1NG8M DODGERS CUtCULAHfl MAPS LETTER HEADS NOTE HEADS BILL HEADS STATEMENTS ENVELOPES FINE STATIONERY SHIPPING TAGS LODGE STATIONERY ANNOUNCEMENTS MILK TICKETS BREAD TICKETS CALLING CARDS INVITATIONS MEAL TICKETS LABELS BILLS OF FARE PROGRAMMES NORTH SHORE PRESS, LTD. 119 Firat Street, E Phone 80 COL. STEELE KKLATKS .STORY OF MOUNTED POLICE Following is the address delivered by Col. Steele to the Fort William Canadian Club : Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen—I luel very highly honored at being asked to meet you today. It gives me very niueli pleasure, and I hope lurther tliat in any little tilings I may wish to say you will bear witli me, inasmuch as 1 am not u public speaker, and have never made any pretensions ol the sort. 1 cau assure you tiial anything I tell you is on good authority, and is absolutely correct and can be proved as such. A great many ol our people have been under the uiipiessiou and a great many ol our clergy have bolieved that are never had in the northwest what might be called a "wild aud wooly west" in the United Stales ; that is a place where a desperado gets iu, and when Crimea of the most awful character have been couinntieil. But we know better. We know that there was a very dilleruu state oi allairs to what is (ea erally bt-licvod. The Beguiuiiig Iu 1N70 a large lorce had io go up to establish order at W in- nipeg and see thai Hritish subjects and others were propel ly protected. Tliey were succcui- ud by a lorce that remained ther! live years until thc Norlh- WOth Mounted Police were properly established. Although they were stationed al \\ lniupeg there live years uutil the Northing iii the west that were ol a very serious character. 'Ihere was a time iu the wesl when 110 one could go west ot Kooai Jaw or wesl of yu'Appelle to the Rocky mountains without 1 large escort, without the chance ol having his scalp taken, lhe Hudson s Hay Coinpanv cslalr- lishisl a post that cost them ten thousand pounds on the Saskatchewan l.ul the Indians wouldn't allow them to have a post there, and ihey utterly destroyed it. They established Little Bow lort above Calgary and that was destroyed twice. There was no while man dared to travel through lhe Blaekleel country or Aseiniboiue counuv 11 a large parly out looking for buffalo got iulo lhe plains and lound Indiana ihey killed everyone ilnn met, tor ii any lniii.ui escaped to give the news they were destroyed themselves. Thc Blackfeet ln 1871 there were BUcUoot Indians on the North Saskatchewan and Mr. Christie lured an escort to protect his party, but they were murdered 111 tiie presence of the chief factor and the scalps taken to Fort l-'.d- monton. There was a place called Dead Man's lake, nicknamed because the Indians went there with their whiskiv .nnl the most frightful orgies look place. That was alter the Red River expedition late in iln 70's. In the south the Hudson's Bay company had no power whatever. They had >;r(.ii milueiico in the north ; but with the Blackieet and others the.v ludnjt and any American People who had settled in Montana after the Civil War, anu who had been used to scenes m blood during the Civil war went into the southern part ol Alberta and Saskatchewan and around Maple Creek and established posts for the, sale ol whiskey to Uic natives, llie Whiskey Traders There was a fori named Fort Whoopup that was quite a strong place, ll mounted a couple of guns alld has sluing gates, with large rooms 111 the square, and chimneys all barred so that the Inilians could nol clamber down and get 111 ; and the whiskey was traded ihiough a hole-111 the wall. A bullalo robe was pushed 111 and a drink ol whisky handed oul— a bullalo robe lor a drink nl whiskey. A pony could be bought for 1 quart ot whiskey and il was poor whiskey too. The robes had to be escorted out in the spring, lest lhe Indians should attack the Wig- oils ami take them back. Tluy had to gel a strong lorce* 01 men to take the-iu out. Al last they found lhat Imported rilles weie coining 111 and lhe Indians were,getting them. T, C. Powell & Bros, were a lirin trading with the ludians. They were trading with ammunition, but not Willi liquor and were giving a fairly good price. The whiskey traders raised a corps to pul lhat linn out of business. It was led by a man named Jack O'Neil. His right name was Robert C. Lilner. Ile drove- all the legitimate traders out of tho country. Powell I Bins, had to leave and only the whiskey trading people went in there. In those years the Indians fought in all that coun- try* The Battle ol Leihbridge Piapot went one year willi a large band of Crees and Assi niboines to where l.eilibridge now stands. He camped ou tim other side ol tbc Belly river. lile then sent scouts up lo tho j forks ol the Belly and St. j Mary's rivers. At the forks they found some families ol utv old and very young people. Thev scalped all except a boy who ciscapcd aud went up the river lo Buell Harris, who i.s siill living in the west and who was a captain at that time. He :sent a boy up to the l'legan camp where there wire $00 warriors. Jerry Potts who served ' in the Mounted Police a long time and was a noted scout .md guide and interpreter, was voted chiel for thc occasion. He advanced on Piapot's ramp and 'look it by surprise at dawn. Thev had a desperate light then and 4S0 dead Assiniboiiies .unl Crees were loiintcd ihere afterwards by Harris liuiisell. Tin v drove the Indians across the lord below Lethbridge and had a light on the other side Potts took hi scalps that day, though it was not a very civilized thin-.- ito do. Finally, lu was knocked down l.y a squaw who threw a I -—— ■ (Continued on page b) .Mn„„iifini..iiii«»u.niriiiiuiiMiiiii : Watches When confronted with the necessity of buying a watch, remember I Ours is the Greatest Watch \ House in Canada 3J _ Every grade, every make, every size manufactured, • you will find in our stock, and all al most reasonable 'at 3J prices. w I Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. I JEWELERS 1 ii,,, k Truri'v, Cor. Hastings & Granville Jt Miin-ignii; Hircrlor ■ N. V. Horticultural Society Engagements, season 1910 April ist—St. Andrew's Club Dance. April 5th—Lecture: Geo. Heatherbell on Fruit Pruning , Miss Hi-sadc Livingston, on ''Women's Institute Work." April 7H1-Horticultural Society's Dance. April 8th—Merry Widow's Club Dance. April 22nd—Merry Widow's Club Dance. July ist—Flower Show. Prices for rent of Hall i Dances, 5io ; concerts and socials, Ji2. H. SNOW, ftecreUrij. Ono C. F.JACKSON, 13 tb Street. PIONEER BAKERY WAlktR & HUNTER, Proprietors BREAD CAKE PASTRY Try our XXX Brown Hrmd. Daily delivery to all parts of citv Phone 8 and 54 Stores: 71 Lonsdale Ave. Cor. Lonsdale & flih St. Bargain* Five lots in 204, near Railroad avenue, including one double corner. $1800 lor the five. J800 cash, balance easy. l-'ivr roomed house on hall acreol ground, near Lynn Vai- lii ( ar I.inr and store. Price (or quick sale $1350; y, cash; balance 6. II and 18 months Double corner lacing Ottawa Gardens Price $5000: # eaaa; batoaee <>. 12 and 18 months. CAMPBELL & EVENSON 9 Lonsdale Avenue. Phone 155. CAPILANO The dantiest homesites on open roads in the prettiest part of the first canyon. Quarter-acre blocks rom $275 mat One-fifth cash, balancc ov* two years And others between the Keith road and the river from $350 Orec-third cash, balance in 6, 12 and 18 months These speak foi themselves and I sha'l bc glad lo show lluni LYNN VALLEY 4.16 Acres with im4 feet Ironting on street cariine Lots 3, 4 and'q, Block 8, D.L. 2023. Price tf,ooo Terms 13,500 cash, balance n, 12 and 18 months MAY£BIRN» Real Rotate and Financial Agents Jack Loutet Phone 47 213 Lon'dalf Avenue Vancouver Office : 21 Exchange Bldg. Phone 87 Phone 63 W IBVBNTBIM KOMI IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION We can handle as many more. II you are thinking ol building see uo and talk Ihe matter mrr CAMPBELL in MILLER •jiifi Looadale Ave Nnrth Vancoaver .>' 1 THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. are re (it sted to cull and list with us I'OR QUICK SALE We h,ii a Inn. n and il the terms are suitahle we can the sale quickly ellect lluqbes io Phillipo i8j 1' 0. Bon 7j 711 Loundale Ave, lun 011 account ol the ciii.r mous number of buflaloes. Putting Down the Uluskey Trade The lorce lived on build',') from the Dirt Hills until they got to the Forks. They then ^^^^^^^^^^^^ ! turned south lo the ■ I On another occasion ten or a Grate Hills and made a camn ]dozen young nun from Deiiiuii, there and went into Benton, «■ led by a Iellow ol Gormen At:-^wx _x_ uf__\a scouts up the COL* STEELE* STORY (Continued mi page 5) stone at him at ihi end ol the engagement. The Lut Straw NOW Is the fruit un ami wi , I*, *-pi.u vuur \\ e recommi 1 d supply vim wnh um SULPHUR SOLUTION Whii l ai. bud. put Oll 1" - I reel , ni I • 111 e M ALL <iNds of Fertilizer* FOrLaWN^dgaRD-N mmor, ui Lonsdale A-cnu at Ferrv Lan all*. l.l scent named Vogel, who wus Mver alld -never finding a post, trading with the Indians Ior *fh«M scouting parties were whiskey provided tht laststiaw Varm-d by tliu Hlackiect whe-r- for the Ca11.1d1.111 government. tU.r tlit-y saw them, but they Their whiskev was traded to ^,A , ^ trout aiid retired to the Assiuiboine camp* Vogel ,hu at_ body, and Col. French suggested that they should go j,ot jnto \\__a and got sup- and dean mn the enure cuinp. v\[vti for ,, months and met They went down and rested ,|arv Potts who had laken llie their ritles on the grass, stand- .9 staJp.s \tom the Cries and ing close lu tlu- rivei hank, ■ AssiiuImjiius I'olls ciiuc a'ld which was ahoiit lour and a'showed thelii llic plan wheu helf feet high. They then lireel _K whiskey post was. Accord- as long as their ammunition! ing to ordurs from ihe govern luted at (vetv light iii 1 tepee, llk.-*. Col. French marched bach until they killed 3] Indians and lo Swan river barracks, nortli wounded twice as uialiy more. ,,| gii'Appellc. It was I long. The Indians took to the liil Is, disagreeable march. Col. Mc- not knowing where il was . i_w„| Wl„i (|own aml put down coming from. These fellows\_iv whiskey trade. He went in all kinds of Building iwcnt into Banton and news of Ivhen the town ol KcUod now uautitieitn suit \~* outrage was circulated _ M,\ m the tath o( October throvghout the country. The |mui winter ipucrteis out ol governiucnl deiidedtlt.it some- [eottoiiwood logs. The Indian thing should lie done. Mounted Police Organized of lhe Norlh Builder.* <md Contractor* ON is siintd [.fi-iuiri'd lu Lime, Brick, Sand, Cement I MllH'l-illl ill , ^^^^^ lml iit ri-iiMinnblf prices. Special Offer* Double corner Lots 13 and 14, block 14, D. L. 273. Price $3500. Cash $1500. Balance 6 and 11 months. Single corner Lot 13, block ll, D. L. 273. j>i5oo. Ca*b,8oo. Balance 6 and w months. Single corner Lot 13, hlock ll, D. L. 273. $1900. Cash J700. balance 6 and 12 months. Lot on Esplanade. Lot 56, block 166, D. L 274 I6000. Yt caah, Balanceb, 12 and 18 months. Lot 15, block 39, D. L. 54H. Price Mon. Cash $250. Balance 6 and 11 months. r. McMillan & co. Real Esiate and Insurance B-okers 4 Lonsdale Ave. Phone 197 PO Bdx 15 —APPLY— HOTEL NORTH VANCOUV IKI.ITlliiNK Nu. I R U. I. KRUGEit Expert on Fireplaces and all classes of Brickwork All Work Guaranteid. c'l.rm-r Kill,* nlli »t. and Malim Ave-' ,rk lliiaraiili "I. I'lli Drop a |mM«l uml E. PALMER MOM AM) BRIlk C0MR4CI0R IIR-li I A** Kl lllll. N 1 - Pnone 170 PO* Boi 166 A. FARRO Qeneral Contractor l.anal Clearina, ttont "'"' K"rk l'.lH«liii||. Kit rn mra* MOT I M All rl*mi*ii-» ma-l*- Vtl IMI-I.OVMINT A a " N C T .met «« W*»l I l.in*l tta Pianos & Organs Tuned and Repaired Chati-' 1 Moderati Satislaii,' . 1, iranti,d WILLIAM LINT PRACTICAL TUNER fc REPAIRER -•l'i |well Mtn *i . iv Port* * aie 1'. C. will r-, mi. 1 pi Ittl 11 I'ini All new houses should he piped lor gas in order to save the lie.iw expenditure (or this convenience at a later date. N, V. LIGHT, HEAT & POWEI CO , LIMITED. Lonsdale Ave. Woodijard \V« supple SI OVI WOOD any length required $2.75. per load. Prompt delivery. PWI90 P.O.Box 136 Board <»r Track ——————j ■ ' ~~\ 9W>«J UMITfD \ 1 I I LARGE _} STORES L 459-441 HASTINGS ST VANCOUVER 1104 GOVERNMENT 5T. VICTORIA I. O. 0 Pi N'nrtll Vmuoiivii Lodge, No J5, meeti every Thtiisdav even ing, corner Lonsdale mumi* ind l-'irst slreet, ll N O'doch, Visii- Ing iirethn-n cordially Invitad to att«nd. J. Kellv, Ml a 1 K.-nnidv. iti ' '• II* PU* lint, l-m.-M-i. The first corp ^^^^^^^ west Mounted Police was or- ganiied, Wi cane up this way across Wolselvy's old road and across the northwest angle ol Lake - lhe Woods. We- left Ot- tavi.i the isi ol October, 1873, and I was .second in coiiiinaiid with Major Walsh* We started to organize I lorce and I had the riding instructions in mv _____^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ charge. Tell ol us i.iuic from - — - A. Battery school ol guniicrv. We were nut alte-rwarils liv lite Save your Piano by having officer who is now Major Ge» t> j -r . eral Sir Geotfl I-'rench, with an Expert do your I un.ng ,s„ 11UM nron^ht t,P lr,„t. T,„„ I BRADLEY-TAYLOR m°- Ul' ll'"i ■rtllkiy and 260 Second St., West ^cryllnng co.i.plete lor .1 lorce ol ,i(K. to go west and straighten up matters It was not 1 large force. A Long Ride We liad several silli.uks at the coiiiiiier.ceinc-nt A uui.il was formed composed uf all the wagons, aluuit V and .1- bout IJ Red Kiver carts, .uid uiie ol the siiveie storms ul ill.* Ked river valliv came on. lt wat 1 tiiincllduiis ihuiidd storm. Tllc horsc-s win* inside the corral and tied up w-ili ihe usual pieUi lines. A thunder boll struck 111 lhe u.rial Tlu- horses broke everything and rushed to 0111 side. They up.ail ., ,, -. lhe loaded wagons and vieiil North Vancouver through _* tnm tm m u» •' dee|). They made suulh and i.iino lo lhc l'i 111I1111.1 river and triad lo cross it all al uu.e I'hev all got OVCt but two, which were drowned. Those thai fell in continued nriminiiii and crossed and went scuiih with the rush. The Indians were mi tlu warpath. We limned aller the annuals as Inaiiv ol us as were uioiiiilid and gut back ill 22, hours. Sonic ol us had riddel) 111 miles oil the OBC horse to do tli.it The stale _^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ that the hoi sis were ill oil 11 unit ol this tremendous gal- North Vancouver Board ol '"P uf «** ¥> '"'ll^ »•• Mltl' Trade meets the third Tuesday -tX vu cuiild not move, until of each month, at 8 o'clock p. *• SH' of -'"b Our train was m., in the board room, City Awt two miles long. Wa had Hall. Executive meets the firit t'.ni.idr.in hoTM ,md half breed Tursdnv of raih month. W. .1. 'Itivas with carta, etc Wl BO* Irwin, prtaident; J. 0. Farmer, id M 'iniil we |0< lo the third crossing of tin Souris al .1 bridge called 1'lcrccd Ruck M .mount ol a lirgl link wilh a hide that a 111.ill ii.lllil 1 I.m 1 tliri.ngh. lt has many hieroglyphic! Uiai 1J11 Indians Ii.im pul oil at dlllinut dalis Wi dlv 1.iveled lhe mal at lhe Sunns nvel and used it in our portable lorgeS. 'l'u the r-oothills A small lone was Mill up to the loolhills witli a large ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ supply lo start a lallli lor lllc- purpose of helping to maintain NOTICE i» hereb) ;iven that (the lorce. Cot French proceed dn Ui.nday, tin. 18th Dav ol cil Waal **ith the rest until wi April, i'ii'", ll I O'clock p.m. crossed the Dirt Hills and awn within tin Cit; il.li, North bevond to the Forks ol the lh 1- 'v.iiiioiivit, B.C., thi Assess- lv river There was no tr.uk. ment Koll ol the Cit; ol North Uv took observations Ior l.iti- VaiiuiuviT mi llu ,ir |.(io inilo and longitude, and as then- will be revised l.v men-ben ol **Tv ll" timt marked on tho the toimcii sun.. „ ,1 ( ourt '"-'I'- *n itmch withm live oi Uevision. milei ol thi point m were In- Notice ol all aumplaints \____H to md. Wli.nv against ih. v .,,„,, as *« w'oundthal lhe Rovera- inad. bv thl I ,, 1 b, ■*» WM ""^■"'"'"c'l, ..in chiefs caine iu and said thev were glad lu- had come. Lln \ had heard ol the Great Ho tlicr's people and were delighted Ul see theni. Thc>y had sullei- cd (rom the whiskey trade aid the youug men were murdering one another on account of it. Col. MeLeod suppressed lile whole whiskey trade in three months time. Winter on Red kivej Col. French maintained lus march to the Swan river, and lound that the barracks were nut completed and lie could nut maintain the number ol men he was supposed to have there. The place- w.us out uf the quiv.- tioii for !ieadi|iiartcrs. The h iy PEABODY'8 RAILROAD KINO PEABODYS' UNION M MADE [Cootinned on ii.i^i L DOWIE CONTRACTOR AND BUttDEi I'lani, Specifications, Kstimates P. 0. Box 1", North Vancouver Wo an- dole «g.-ntii hen- Tlie (inly mniiufm-lnrer tlial |ila.T»n ra»li fMltatM II they do nol ntti i*v|ni- i-ulioni. Try 11 pair Aiul bafni,vu,.-.'.I 1'pabiKly'a Kailriunl Kiiin GOODS MANurACTiirrn For tm kr CUMMINGvS Gent's Clothing. Furnishings. Men's, Ladies', and hildren's Hoots and Shoes. NEXT TO BURNS' MEAT MARKET 9 NOTICK OF CulKi REVISION 01- Montrose Terrace The Cream of D.L. 553, North Vancouver There are not very many ol them, but you still have a chance to secure one o( these ideal homesites 50 x 140 to 20-foot Lane with $150 Cash Balance spread ovet 18 months and the total price is $525. ajucii in writing li ■ ubacrib- er at leaat ten dayi bdon tbi il.it• ol tin siiiin, * the (ourt, and smh HOtici l.itt the (-round oi compli Ciiveli Ulldi-t n ' iiul this 1 nh dav ul Harcfl 110. TIKIMA I,"I), v krk. These lots, s street. lashed and burned, and requinng hardly any clearing, are situated on an open They command a beautiful and uninterrupted view of the harbor and the south city and are only three blocks east of the Grand Boulevard and tramline. The Price and Terms are exceptionally low and easy THE BRITISH AMERICAN TRUST CO., Ltd. . no whiskev posts vnn theTr , but everything was burned w, law thai we COtlldn't keep the h( NM alive, .is no u.ils had been ill- luvvcd. Wl couldn't i.irrv ilu 111 sue ti a Ioiik dist am e Tin ;tn g| September came and the tts- ual aiiiuinu sturins. Tin Imists | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ were living on what the) could *^^tft^^aaaaaa>*toe»»»»»»00»0*»4*0»0»** j-ct, and lln giiiss 11.1 ilnn ■ Williamson ■?< Turner. 431 Seymour Street Managers, Real Estate Department Phone 720 THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. »".***M***»»M+->->l»l»*iM#->*»»»»»*+^ * A Few Snaps for Profitable Investment Safety Income Profit Call and see our Large and Exclusive List Correspondence Solicited North Vancouver * l 9 I Close-in City Lots at Less Than Acreage Prices An estate consisting of VS Lot* 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 (Incorporated A.D. 1006, under the Companies' Act 1897 and Amending Acts, with chief place of business in North Vancouver, B.C.) * * Cor. Lonsdale Avenue and 5th Street North Vancouver, B.C., Telephone 15 I I 1 1 9 ***************************************0*****0********9*********9*** 04*44*44444*4**********9********0*0***0*****40*4*****4 EXECUTIVE HOARD Ol X1ADE Tlu executive of the North Vancouver Hoard ol Trade unt in the iitv hall on Tuesda-. evening. I're-sidtlit I. .1 lruin vas in the chair and there was .1 good attendance of executive members. Com11111ni1.il ions were read as follows : "Opportunities", a Vanuatu. 1 ma^a/tiu-, soliciting an advertisement and quoting rates, etc. It was referred to the civic ad vcrtismg ci'inmitlcc. Di'iiiiiuon Rating ind Hereon tile Agency presented all old ,11- count which on motion ol A. Philip payment wa.s authori/c«l. The secretary prcseiiled a list ol eligible members to the meeting, copies ol which were distributed. The mattei ol arranging loi .1 Dominion Express Co Agciii- on this side ol the lnlcl through the Ferry Company providing for handling tin- goods on their boats was brought up and n- relerred lo the traiisjrort.ilimi committee. Mr. Terry reported lot ilu- lourisls' and se-ltlcts' u.iiiinit- lee. lie stated that the tourists and visitors were begin ning to arrive in the cily carl- this year. He said further that houses available for runt weie becoming very scarce and ih.it the number of hoiiy-s just lm - ished and in course ol erection while being must Mtiliocton. uas inadequate to meet the demands of prospective tenants. This brought up the ((Motion nl advancing the opportunities which the city presents at the present time to some responsible loan company. The matter was well aired in connection with some scheme looking to interesting old country capital Mr. Koran, Alderman Smith and others quoted experience* In lotU companies in Vancouver and the old country. The discussion closed wilh the hope that some enterprising lirm might see the opportunity at an early date and establish an ollice in this city. A mat ler pertaining to I Vancouver cigar liiaiiiifaiturcr wishing to obtain a license io manufacture cigars on this side ol the liilut and whose application had been refused bv the ol ; tin- of the departniuuI of llu- in lienor in Vancouver, was refer* |mi to the commerce aiid industries coiuitiiltec. Alderman Schnli/, coin cum ol lhe public improvements coiniiiitiee reported as to the plans laid out by the cilv for lhe improvement of lhe parks, ■treeto and boulevards. He claimed that this \c.u Mould be au era oi beautifying 111 this city. The need of more parks and sihool sites was brought up in this connection, President Irvin taking occonion to point out thai a park and school areas were needed 111 the western portion of the city and absolutely the last ihancc io .secure a site of sullicient sl/e al acreage prices was allorded the city In the Norlli Vancouver Land and Improvement Co Mr. l'erry moved that the Hoard u! School Trustees be requested to consider the tsMote bility ol approaching lhe North Vancouver Land and ■iiipruu- 11,1111 Cu. with a view lo semi iug two or three sites loi H hool purposes as this was the lasl opportunity likely lo piesciit it- sell to the city. The motion was scicmdcd by Mr. A. Thilip and carried. Central, according to an American writer. Indeed, one of the greatest a- cliieuiiieiits in railroad construction ever known has been the upbuilding ol the Canadian Northern to the position ol g great transcontinental system at such an amazing low cost of construction. This new s\s- lein has not only chosen (or its own the but aiid surest trallic producing territory across the Aiiuncan continent, but in grades it has actually secured the ln-st railroad highway across the continent alsu. It traverses one coiitinu- oitr panorama ul wheal In Ids or wheal lands from Diiluth to Yellow head Pass, where it 1 losses tho Great Divide into Britiih Columbia. From Yellowhead l'ass lu Vancouver down thc Thompson vallev and lhe Fraser, it will tap a region oi rich pasture and Iruil lands and lorests. Its lines 111 ()nt.i- rio and yucliec are all planned to develop the mineral, loresl [and agricultural resources nl It lice provinces, while keeping 111 view the project of constructing a great transcontinental railway that shall surpass all others in freedom from curves and heavy grades. j Messrs. Klvin and George Markle and Charles Hurgess of Moosouiin, Man., arrived in the city today and will be guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Markle, of 12th street, for a few weeks until house accommodation can lie secured. Mrs. B. Mnrkle and children arrived in thc city some few weeks ago. MORRISON'S § IGN W O R K S Keilh Block 1st Street W. CANADIAN N0RTH1.RN The Canadian Northern Rail way, according to a statement in the Kamloops Standard, enjoys the admirable distinction over all uther railroads in the matter ol its low fixed iharges, tln-se being only .<b8o per mile of interest charges againsl all the lines in operation. When the line is completed (rom ocean to ocean the fixed interest charges will not ctxeeed $1,000 a mile, and this includes interest oa railwai s, terminals, express. grain "elevators and telegraphs coiilioiled bv the coinpanv These interest charges of less lhan $1,0011 a mile are highlv illuminating when compared with the $i,i$o a mile of interest iharges of tin- I abash, tlic fJajoo of interest charges of Southern Pacific, tbc IJ.J00 lor the H.iltimorc Si Ohio, nt ri'. eaat 1 mile for thi Brie and tin* (6,300 a mile for the New Yolk CLOSING OUT PRICES liming thapamietwrj wotetfi fi*m*_ labs ttauwi up b] ttift I am pri-pnrrd I., oria-r ap.'inl |irict«(ii. all i-a.h liargaiaa. MNVlM MMtOMOt "f OUS IMKNTAI, TREKS, acclimati-l Hindi, bavin* Iwon ernning in our *nmii'l» '»' ypirs, Inmi lllc. up. Oiiefiflli«hf.tit.-lcctiiin-o( HO-KSin B. '*., in all lhc leading vari* Hire, mltel-ll Inr tbi. .a-ciion. "i ei»»l 2-vc»r hliat.ining »in-a, 2V-. i-arli pi ate Itt, |W p-r innn; «in.iHit mice bait price. .Ml IKK) Klit'lT TMCM in I' laHnf vnriftit-d. Let M prief vmir lift. lll.iKKI S1IADK TKKKs in all >'■/.,* ami pfiiOl (■,r,...|ih.,n.o. full nf plant, in nil tif'' ami p*i(*<**. 'mm |INptrM> pnl. up. M. J. HENRY Office and Packing Grounds 3010 Westminster Road Vancouver ^odern methods oi construction combiuing Artistic decorative features with low cost Result in homelike cory residences Jhat make the standard of quality |n the houses that we build. Nothing is omitted. Our plans §how everything necessarv lor the completion Qf thc store, residence, etc.. that we build, j^one of the objectionable extras, and THE people for whom we have built in North Vancouver show their appreciation bv advising the intending home BUILDER to come and see us. Don't accept the statement of another that they can give \ou the same results, if vou want the best consult MATT. ft. MARTINSON CONTRACTOR Horn* Block, Lonadale Are. Phone 173 P. 0 Bex 71 Cars leave ierry landing ior all points, as follows: •6.15 a.m. •6-45 " •7.30 " 7.50 " •■ao " 8.50 " 9.10 " 9.45 " Alter which cars leave at len ininutei past the hour and twenty minutes to the hour until midnight. Not on Sunday. For Grouse Mountain tak Lynn Valley take the IJueensbu ry Aveiue car lake the Keith Road car Cars leave Lonsdale Aveaue, Keith Road, and Queensbury Avenue Terminals as follows: •6.03 a.m. •6.30 " •7.00 " •7-M " I.05 " •-J5 " 9.00 •' »»5 " MS " 10.15 " 10.SS " Aiter which cars leave at live minutes to tht hour aid tweu* ty-five minutes after tl* hoar until midnight, the Lonsdale Avenue car. For For Capilaaa THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. Heatherblooni Pettitocit* BEST Tor. SPRING WEAT In these very desirable garments we snow a great range ol styles both in plain and handsome embroidered effects. Heatherbloom Petticoat! are worn by fashionable women the world over- ihey are the acme ol style, hi and durability. Note ihrsc two popular priced lines: Heatherbloom Petticoatk, iu navy, brown jjri en and hlsi I-, made with dei u , ordi d rlounce nnu duki iniilf, excellent value, at Sl.21 ...eli Heatherblooni Petticoats, mad' with deep circular lloium ind dust lufill [shown in nl ick, navv, jjreell and luiiuu sll .illiaeliii colli lunation colon pm i Sl.iU c ac.li. Gordon Drysdale, Limited 575 Granville Slreet Phone 3541 COL. STEELE'S STOR\ Continued Iran psfi l lot the horses had all horned bj prairie lires snd he had nothing lor them. Ht Kit. otic troop in the ItuiiUr shanty he had built iluie ; lelt limn wlut provisions he lould span and came down to win re lu. started on the Ked nur and wintered there, having made .1 march of 1950 miles, the longnst that had cvt-r liec-n in.ule belor that cur has been Hindi Miue. by a lorce bringing its own supplies with It, Killing the Bullalo The uiloncl went np the Swan tivcr next spring. Au Indian treaty vvas made al Qu Appelle in 1874. In 1*78 a Ueatj with tht Cues and other Asaimr-crtf es on the north was mad, Sil ling Hull had massacred iln* Am*. 1 u .ui cavalry and came across. Ue had 29,000 SiotU Indians to look alter at oue time .md thev consumed 15,000 luili,does Al one- linn* during our ill.Hi lies of that .season We estimated ihat there wen- 90, 000 llllli.llailS 111 light llOlll aalH hill, alld 1 suppose |0,OOO Tolas were taken at l-'orl Ml Liml tlu winter we stopped ihere. Hv one linn 30,000 were- taken. The Hudson's Hay coinpanv look 100,000 lv their traders in the n.niii ,in,l at I'Mmonton. A l'i,.cession Ii happened to hi mv lortunc to cut oii irom tin. rest of them at I.a Roche and go to Edinoo ton I w.is under a cololicl who was .1 Canadian and tbo an ex-imperial officer We had to make tin Hudson s Ba' (storehouse aai our horses would h.ive diul. We crossed the river about tin ''lb of September and madt tlu march of 1.■, miles and went in on the i:th of September. 1 have lilted horses 40 times a day. We were ii]. everv night lilting the horses aiiil heaping them up and endeavoring i" keep lite- in them. rimy wn', Canadian horses and had no oats and yet we uiareli ed ill on llu 13th ol September. I held one end of a pole and the quarterm as li 1 the otha end ol 11, holding up a thoroughbred horse vu* brought in, and tin blacksmith lul it, That w.is tin reai guard ol om party go mg into Edmonton. High .links iu iiu loliovviiig summer we started south U> the Am nnu and put down the vvluskev tradi thare. Ue went into a hatters' a.imp ui juu houses. Getting in 111 thu dark, Wc heard music and vuiii io a large building wheri we found llu half breed hunters and their ladies were having .1 wedding and d.lining l.ord Ui Donalds reel in good shape, and many other Scotch dances. \il lhe musii was Scotch, Tlusw.i**. a cold irip williout anv tents al .ill, lor vu- waft out 15 days with tin- temperature from i-' to 4(1 below /iro. The olllv man who said anything was the colonel viho stayed iu his dog train while we moked bannocks. He was a good fellow , and 1 think lie made the de- II of a row on purpose to chcci 1. up. We felt lirsl-r.ite. lh it was the lirst si vein trip by a Mounted Police lorce in lhe wesl. The rcbult of llial 001 vear was that no maltiT wile:: vou went yoU could sleep 111 1,iiiilort mi the prairie. Law and Ordei A lady coiil,1 havi ridden through tlu Blsckioot district and no man would molest llc>r. It was the same all nui thc wctal. The tnnil'l, a,*1 ■ Tlic fact lhat ilu, ruWuais Wen there was enough, though tin red-coals were abused loi la, 11 hard men bv people who didn't l.now anv thing about lliun. and l.v people who didn't liki u have them put down the whin kev tradi* Thev weie moat conadenUooi and careful about everybody. Thev treated thc Indians Well. We have seen lhe Indians ride two ami three .lines out of thcil WaV t») collie aiiil shake hands and pass on. There was one- chief who had a robe made out of lhe hair ol while women who had been massacred out at Fort MeLeod, The gray hail and ih, hlack and the lair hair was all braided together, 1 have seen the mln myself, Coining of the I 1' ll, The railroad ..mi' .md the Mounted police saved tlu contractors a million dollars ,,1 least bj the i.u' ihal lllcV kept down trouble during the construction ol the Canadian 1'.uiin as u miu was kept down 111 llu nest Inhale. Tllil'c was 1111 01111 oi track 111 the L'ni led St,lies where there were llol three or lour murders; imt "here were oiilv three holiinidcs when ihe Canadian I'acilii was built, and ihose could noi have been prevented at all. Thev wen* done at stations w hero the Mounted Police could not possibly have had any say in regard to than. The same poliu lorce enforced law and order In southern Hritish Columbia, We went in thero, too nun, lound all ilic government ollicials driven out. Ko surveyors were allowed In. The jails n-tre broken open and prisoners released We Weill ill there alld settled things to the sati.d.u- tion oi both whites and Indiana (In lhe 14th "l Mav .,I that yeai we had .1 great Unit, with Indians ami whiles and prospectors .ill joining in sports Garden, Field and Mower StEDS N.w crop m-w irriving bum oui growers in Englsnd, Prance, Holland, Canada ami the United State*. All tested as lo vitality and purity on arrival. The best is good enough for our costnmers, Catalogue bee* Business will be continued at our old itsnd until Mav, After ihat in new location, whuh will ba iniiouiii, ,1 Iati 1. Aaain M M.J.HENRY, 3010 Westminster Road Vancouver, B. C. —foot racing and wrestling snd horseback riding—and tht Indian chief shook hands with us for the whole tribe and said they would never do anv wrong again as long as they lived and if they wanted advice they would send over to the Mounted Police and get it. This has actually taken place, and the Indians arc civilised and have never done anv harm since. "'ANDIE itmien K "IT'S THE PLACE" F. K. Bennet, 63 Lonsdale I Minufni'turiT nl nil kltM» "I HiVtm "nd Antique Ftirnmitv ltort,OftlMi Hunk mnl Uur Flxiure*. Kii-nlr* iur In nl! tu bmu'livM. Picture Kruiiiim:. Fiirnitiiiv Mmffc 173 THIRD STREET, W. I — vnll. oltniKS »!,*.. |in,.n|,l .Ufuiliiii Double Cornel View and 12nd jl, J2-2I1-544 too It x 1 l.s ll &45— $475 ton Double Coriur BeWStf *Sc Hope Ki! ta, 13-10-764 1-6x12: ft. 11,000—fjoo cash. Bressey Peers & Boult Double Corner \l lv ..ml Bth 1, 1-104*590 lonXI)o >','•.-.., si, 1*,,, cash Double Corner 17th and Stephen 1, 2-10-615 140x157 ft. Jl,h7,S—5l,So i.isll Hal nioiithlv H-K-**H-K-W-**!-*yi-i*^i**i-i->i-'.-'->-**Wiil-l*l-l-l*l' iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinn'Tin ■■■>■■■«■■■ Minimum mm nm mmm Manitoba Real Estate Co. 2339 Westminster Avenue Vancouver Front Bt, l.ol 11, I). I.. I'm. si/e iv v 1'iiu, Si;v- cash '.. bal 6 and 12. Lot- 1111 and 15, hlock Jt, I). 1. ft, , ' ti (,1-mg Keiih Ko.kI run, $1,>o"-cash la.1l.1iu, i-asy. i'liii sunt and St rftStmt, |th lot from tho Avi., I) I I 1, sue l|\l •" In' pnci > all cash. I.ols I I. n.l-i.l.. 1 all ,|i .md and high., * I i.-i pn,. |973 "*"" Ui ' bil t, and 1] BUN IJtft and llmrv Ave., lots 1 and I, l>l«-k - U* 1. JJJ, M/r It SI 17 l,(', pun- nib 11690 .a-li I6J0, bal. 6, 1 j and ll moiiilis* l.ol jo, block 17, I) I . J5J, sue vm.'o. prn« f caah Ijoo bal I u ami 18 months Lot \i.-o. Inun USfii s*sV 1 <* bal. - block V I) i • 16, si/r 1 ||M 17 tni Cl halan. B '* **l a I I.' HI N '; "I It I)* I. 1. |8J0 tlir wli"!' 19 aci. , ( ..f * ■■ priii, lioj t»r am md ll months l-'ivr his It, lots (iooil lor uiu week only. i 1 Shu one acra. True S,v-, caah, Jtjo, balaiic.-, flu per month. Lillooel koad, scition 58, 1). I,. Uti, onr acrc- .ash 1*3, bal 6, i- and iS months .'ii 1 B6j ', .u 1 a , > ; i.i-h Sl"M, I'alallCt Jlo pel month. I.ols ;, S, t* and |0, block (3, D, L Mi, sl/f .ix 120 hn, price S701' , c.ish fjjo, lialancc, is, 11 and is iiioiuhs. Lvnn Willi v, lot • block 1, I). L. 10S7, si/.e JJIIIO, pncr S.'io , .ash Sv, liaLiiice >.\s ipiaiterly. I.vnn Willie, lols 11 aud 12, block :, 1). I,. Ml*, sue uxiio feet, price Uli I i->sb fl*5, balanir a|iiattellv. I'l-'or Koad, 1V4.1-.-1.K7, si/e JJIlOO lret. partly ileared, price 5i"c> ; Caah '.*, balanco 6 and 12 months \\ ,,f 1: in I). L* :oRR, five acrrs, price fo.lJO, . i-.li *ai.;.so, balance to arrange. Lot it. tl MM, \ acre, price 5.(75 ; cash $175 to J2oo, balance $20 per month. •H-l-WHH-i••i-i-H-H-hrl-H!-r!-i-irW-H-l-K•^-K-l••i••;-:•■•,-;-;-;-;••;-;-H, iimiiiiiii 111111 iiiiiiiii iimiTii"""""""""""" ""I ' THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. N. V. YACHT CLl'B. Excellent RlCCeM is being experienced by the -North Vancouver Yacht Club towards the fullilliiieiit ol a lirsl-class pm gram lor this season. The association has now adopted us constitution and rules and these are lu be out of the printer s hands by the ist ol Ai ay, when the program for the scusun will be outlined and active aria-ngc- nietits begun lur the initial regalia which promises to shadow anything uf its kind in lormer years. The committee are anxious before the lull details arc- in Uic printer's bauds, to receive Irom any members who have boats, the name, dcsi-jn and ma ul such Iwats so that they can appear iu the uieiiilmilii'i hunks. A number of trophies lor llic season have been promised and amongst others is a line cup Irom Capt. Chas. Cites and a trophy Irolll the Kxpress newspaper Imrtdin the annual livv.-n and Hillings cup. RENAMING Till- CITY The question of renaming North \ ancouvcr city was wel ventilated by the- members oi the city council at their .Holiday evening,s silling. Aid. aSclmltz. was the lirsl spokesman and the one to inlroduu the subject. He opened his remarks wiih drawing attention to the lact that the tunic .Norlh Vancouver would alwavs lie confused with Vancouver and hi considered thai there wa.s no time like the present to reiniilv llus dillicully. The- question w as thoroughly discussed and many opinions bolh in lavor and against a change wuc expressed. The argument pm iorih againsl the change wa> llial il would work a gu-ai hardship on the cilv at this Ume and would cause much contusion to tlu- detriment ci tlu- cilv. The opinion was also pul lorward that dunging the name lioin ils assoualioii with Vancoaver would have ■ depreciating eiiect oii the ciu's borrowing |iuwer ill the linancial markets of the world. Null tag delinile was arrived nt, huvuvei and the mat lev was pr.ulk.illv ilused ill the meantime bv tlu suggestion ol Alderman Irwin that il In- left in abeyance and the advisability ol such a COUCH placed before tho ratepayer! at the ucxl .1 .niii.ii \- elections. During lhe intervening lime it was Miggcistcd that all the pub lie bodies in tllc city take the matters up with a view to stn ring up an interest and p"s*-i blv some action ou -he pall ol the ratepayers tliciiisclvc. Mr.. tt. A. Kusscll, proprietor of the Russell House, kirst ■treat, hM removed to his risi- deiue on King street. The lain- ilv will follow later. DISTRICT COUNCIL INSPECTS ROAD The district council, composed ol Reeve htcflaught, Councillors, Allan, liudgiuai:, Lawson and '1 liompson, Distinct Engineer A. Cameron ami Road bupc-ri-niciideiil tt. 11. Davison, drove out Keith road east as far as Deep Cove and \\ midlands last Saturday uu a trip *ui inspection combined with pleasure. The parly lell North Vancouver at 9 o'clock iu the morning and proceeded out to the end ol the Keith road at the Nortli Arm. l-.n route the Keilh road was inspected and also lhe new road Connecting it with Deep Cove. From Dcop Cuve Air. J. B. Ward ui uu- lirm ul Inkatcr \ ttanl provided a launch and an enjoyable ride was taken to Woodlands where Air. Ward eii- tertained his guests lor a Kw hours. The return trip was made In thei evening a-nd on arriving at Deep Cove the granite quarry there was looked over and expressions of praiM wen- given iiu- management ior the up-to-date facilities and the 111 a-;intudc ot tllc work which thev were doing there. A plea sant return drive to Ule city completed an admirable days ouling. AT THE HOTELS Canvun View— .Miss Garrard, Vancouver Miss Hobson Mrs Morgan Mr. arid Mrs. Cariine" Air. Fleming W. Thompson Mr. Hurnside Miss 11. Woods Jliss A skin II, Crawford .Miss T. A. Wood " Air. and Airs. Weston" AIiss Shover Aliss Dublin .Miss Faulkner Aliss Wilson Mr ,!. A. Martin " C. Akrovd, Turkhad A .McLean, Toronto K. II. Smith. London, Om. .1. N. Copp Nurth Vancouver— .1. Ale Lean, Vancouver Chas. Call T. Strug .1. Williams, Honolulu 0, Alarchanl Wm I). Duke, Lullburv lnlcl R C. AlcDonald, New Wesl- iiiinsier. Palace llotcl- Alr and Airs. W II l.aMulli.. Vaiuuuver. Miss A LaMutlie, Vancuuver Arthur La.Molhc Ceorgc- LaAlothe A. H. Fletcher R. Patterson F* Fran sen A. Fox .1. Smith, .1. McKay H F. McGill .1. Iv Hainpiiiii j' AMERICAN, INVESTiMENTSj Services at 11 a.m. and 7.30 'p.m. Sunday school 2.30 P-m- Prayer meeting on Wednesday, at 8 o'clock. Pastor: Rev. J. D. Gillam, M.A. Thn total capital of lots American lirms operating 111 l-anada is >ioo,Soo,ouo. Invested in packing plants, >j,ouo,ooo, larm implements, >4,oou,uou, nulls and Umber, {150,0011,0110, laud deals in Alberta > 10,000,- 000, land deals in British Columbia, JiJ|Ooo,ooo, lumber .uid mines in Alberta >5,ooo,oou. Total aYmerican investments 111 Canadian development >M0,* Sou,000. HOUSEHOLD HINTS The white ol an egg, slightly beaten, and the eruslicd shell ol an egg is enough to clarily a quart ul siraiiu-d soup. Siir iiie soup constantly liter adding the egg alld shell, let il boil hard for a lew minutes, set on the back of the range to settle, and then strain. ... When it is desirod to earn a candle into a ilraity cellar or att|ic where there is danger oi 11 blowing out or setnug the cluihe-s on lire, a short candl,e should In- placed in a tumbler, being fastened there by its own wax. It will then burn steadily and saiely. ... Hananas are rarely found in this country ripe enough to Indigestible, although thev mav lie pcrioctly yellow. To properly ripen them so that they will Ik- excellent food, buy a bunch and hang it up in a dry place with the stem in water. In a lew days il will be much improved. North Vancouver Catholic Indian lUiuion:— Sunday Services—Mass at 9 a.m. Sunday school at 2.30 p.m. Benedictiijii at 3 p.m. Pastor: Rev. E. l'eytavin, O.M.I.V.G. Baptist Church, cor. 5th and St. George:— SabhaUi school at 2 p.m. Services at 3 p.m. and at 7.30 p.m. CHURCH SERVICES .Methodist church, corner bth street and St. George's avenue; Services at 11 a.m. aud 7.30 p.m. Sunday School and bible class 2.30 p.inl Class uieeting 10 a.m. Sunday. Prayer uieeting b p.m. Wednesday. Moodyville Sunday school 11 a.m. 1 Pastor, Rev. B. H. Baldnrston B.A. Lynn Valley Institute HalL— Services every Sunday morning at 11, and evening at 7 p.m. St. John the Evangelist, 8th and 13th streets:— Holy communion, S a.m , • morning prayer 11 a.m.; evening prayer, 7.30 p.m. On the . lirst Sunday in the month there will be a second celebration of lhe holy communion at, 11 a.m. Rector: Rev. Hugh Hooper. Services at St. Clement's hall Lynn Valley: Morning prayer 11 a.m.; evening prayer 7 p.m. Priest-in-charge: Rev. H. H. Gillies. St. Andrew's Presbyterian I church, blh street- Buy at the Welcome Parlor And Save Money For Groceries, Dairy Produce, Vegetables and Fruit Ashcrolt Potatoes $2.50 per sack. Highlands Potatoes J1.25 to J.1.50 per sack. Best J. & tf. Collee.fresh roasted and grouud, 3 lb J i.oo, also a grade at 25c. Indian and Ceylon Tea, 31b $1. also all standard grades. Alberta Butter, best creamery, Also Butter at 25c and 30c.per pound. Fancy Apples: Wine Saps $2.75 per box. Kiug Apples $2.00 Oranges all sizes from 20c. up to 50c. per dozen, guaranteed not touched by frost, and sweet and juicy. Large assortment of English Candies imported and domestic from 15c. up to 50c. Also Fancy Chocolates up to $1.00 per lb. New laid Eggs daily, 3 dozen ior fl. Telephone 126 Free Delivery FAIRVIEW ESQUIMAU GREENHOUSES Llu,ileal choicest CUT FLOWERS in tun 11 at lowest prim Wfl H • trial (or FUNERAL DESIGNS OR WEDDING BOUQUETS 697 Hasting* St., W. Vancouver, B.C 'VV*vv^vvyvvvvvvv^»^*^^r^^'^l^-%*^^^*M»^*^*^^»^>^^>^>^ Chas. H. Cates PILE DRIVING AND General Contracting AI'PLY AT HEAD OFFICE—Boon 12 and 13, Flack Block Wi Hasting? Slreet, W Telephone .!i*9'.* Or fates'Wharf, North Vancouver, l'hont-188 ,»VVVV^.^■^^*^.^^^.^W*•W■^r>►^*^A>^Ar>M►Mr>P*r* Vancouver Business Directory ACCOUNTANTS W. T. STEIN 9 CO. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 3iy Pender street, Vancouvei and North Vancouver GROCERS CHEAl'SIDE GROCERY GEO. WAGG ARCHITECTS. J.STANLEY illTTCN tf.l.C.A ARCHITECT 413 Granville street. VANCOUVER, B. C. BARRISTERS SCHULTZ 9 ARNOLD Barristers, Solicitor*, etc. Rooms 104-105 Crown Building, 615 Pender Street l'hont 996 S. D. Schulti C. S. Arnold Groceries and Provision Wholesale tnd Retail 116 Hastings St. (downstairs) Delivery Tuesdays and Fridays MUSIC Prol. JOS. E. NURNBERGER Musical Director Vtncouver Opera House Rooms 3 and 4 Elks' Ha-- Cor. Robson and Granville Streets. All Instruments. Phont 2530 North Vancouver HOSPITAL OuKOMRO nv THE Mlsst'.s DA WS0t\ Ortll n'i"! taffleal, Medical and Mm.-rnity Nnr-M Nurui Suit Out on AppHcitton Ynr lirni* «|>|*W «t lb* Ho«pilal O.r. Utk stri-i'tic li Andrew's Aw PHONE 69 UAIMa Do You Realize What a Savings Account May Mean to You? A valuable asset lor evil} 0B« is a Savings Auiiiiiil Pi" Hook, 111 which deposits luu taM entered lrei|ilelitlv. .md withdrawals seldom. Not only does the alulitv lo save indicate "character"— which the business world of today demands—but it estililisli- ■ "an anchor to wtodwaid" against tcinpor.iry ,-dvirsitv. Why not commence Iwiay l" build your asset f One Dollur will start .111 account in the Hank oi Hamilton and interest will be credited every six months. C. G. Heaven, Agent North Vancouver kallethe's Bath Corner Homer tnd Ptidcr Sts. The only up-to-dttt ud rtli- tble bttk ho«M in British Co- lumbit- Wt cuit wher* others tail Sttisitction gntrtnteed or no pty. Plain btths, electric baths, shower btths, mtstagt lor body, Ktlp tnd fire; electro therapeutic btths t tpecitlty. JOS. KALLETHE, PROP., Grtdntte ol Berlin, Germtny PICTURE FRAMING PICTURE FRAMING We have the largest stock ol mouldings in B.C.to select Irom so when you want framing dont cheap tnd well get our price*. BAILEY BROS. CO. LTD 540 Granville tnd 138 Cordovt RUBBER STAMPS THL GEO. 11. HEWITT CO- Manufacturers Ml'.".!.!"!! RIMER STAMPS Sign and Price Msrkers 10 I .if* an I, Bun,. Fons K}]72 BUSINESS COLLEGES SPROTT-SHAW Business Institute 336 Htttiigs St. W. c.n.d.- • Gr..u«i Wootorn School R. J. Sprott, B.A., - • Mtntgtr REAL ESTATE Keep your eye oa EAST VANCOUVEI HEIGHTS For particulars tpply lo UORDEN 9 THORNTON Phone 815 440 Homer Strttt PITMAN'S Buftlnes* College 63a Seymour st., Vtncouver Dty school open tll the year round. Night school commences September 8th. CHIROPRACTIC DETECTIVE AGENCIES Canadian Detective Bureau;— Offices everywhere Viini-iiuii-r Offlci-: SI Km(iire Block KM lU.lii.k"- i-t. wesl. l'lione2225 W. W. WELSH General Superintendent Securities (orporation LU 440 Seymour Strttt REAL ESTATE LAND AND MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS ESTATES MANAGED FIRE INSURANCE R. Kerr Huulgate • - • Manager RESTAURANTS LADIES'HAIRDRESSING C»»ilol'P»i*l-i"> Uttttta aai Vaiitiiai Proflti ToUl AimIi H.soo.ooo 1,900,000 o... ss.ooo 000 P"T^*BIT*l»aia1 J 30 per cent. Discount (III all lines oi Hair Goods ring our great removal sale, in order to reduce our large stock belore taking possession ol our BM pri mises, as sll available space will be required for the display of tht lirge shipments of new goods i now en route. MADAM! HUMPHREYS »«« Granvillt Street All North Vancouver people tat at LEONARD'S Either Flack Block or Hastings street, opposite the ttw Pott Office. Leonard ttllt kit tea by tht poud. WATCHMAKERS English practical watckmdur; Esttblishtd 1889 Specialty, repairing W00DR00FE, 31] Carrall Strttt THE EXl'KESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. e9S9s.9i9t.ta t9w9i9>94 49f*****9*4949++4+4<94 i NOTICE! Our business is now practically on a cash basis. This enable! us to give our customers the smile high class goods wc have alwavi handled at ven much better prices than cm be obtained frum stores doing a credit trade. ! 0 nee. Trv ib order and compare quality and j. 4. & m. McMillan I ♦« ♦»♦•»♦■»♦■«■■♦ o+o9 ♦*♦*♦?♦ 49 v*H-» 464%**mt99%0%* | .Mi. and Aii .. II. t . Aright entertained a number ul iluii wiling inellds al a card |>.Ul\ alld tmisK.il evcniii-; al llieir le sidelice nn Lonsdale Avi. Mun dav evening. Mi. ud Mis. I Wright proved excellent hosts .Ud the evening m.is must en jnv.-l.ly spent. BA8KKT HA 1.1. The ladiis basket ball team ui this city is scheduled t" dla\ tin- brotberhood uf bachiIon m Keith ruad in the Cooks hall next Monday evening. It it anticipated that the game will create i widespread interest lu* callv from the tact that ihis will Ik- the opening game ol lli. season for the local fejiiiiiiius. The ladies have lu-i-n brushing up with two practices i week with a Yamuuvc-r trainer ior the past num th and frum thill fact it is thought that lln the product being a hard hum young men will bt somewhat I handicapped. A large attend* iUicc ol spectators is expscttd i" I* present. WOOD MELTING It is nuw possible lo melt wood bv heating it in vacuum, Ml. Iv T. I'ollock, I resident uf this dty, is preparing t,, upiii a leal istale ullice on First street iiiiliii-dialeh to tllc west of the Express office geneotis substance, that apparently has an industrial future before it, says the I/OS Angeles (Cal.I Times. Messrs. Hi7ui1.itd .md Lenoir of France, alter a year's experimenting, solved the. problem ol fusing wood, and their work has been taken up bv others. Thacker, Thornton Co. NORIH VANCOUVER FIFTEENTH, NEAR LONSDALE-Donl lose anytime in getting particulars alioul this property. There is $ I 500 profit in il lor you, and it lakes $1500 to handle it WEST VANCOUVER ACREAGE ■ moving last. We specialize in large and small tracts in this lavored district. Prices right. Terms the best. New location, West of the Palace Hotel Thacker, Thornton Co. 144 2nd Street East. clcpho 110. A metal receiver, u sort oj boiler luvmjj a double bottom through which super-heated steam pussc.v is lilled with bits of wood ; 11 il tlosed by a lid similar to lhat used in into, dives, and provided with a tube and stopcock communicating with an apparatus Ior cx- li.iustiiig the air. When the wood thus kept 111 vacua is heated about js.* degrees F., tlic water and othei volatile substances arc- given oil first, and .ire drawn oil by meant ol tlic exhausting appai alus altel which the heating is louliuued lor about three hours. Then thcic takes place a cum plex series of reactions and phenomena analogues to those that auoinpaiiy lhe distillation ,,l wood in a closed vessd, and 111 this way ail lhc so-callul p- iiigeiioiis products are sipaiai id ; these, in turn are drawn oil, condensed and separated su thai they as] be utilized com menially. Then there remain is the it CcpUtcll only lhe libroiis ikelc ton of the wood and the millet al sallx, which, taken together, Constitute a lusible mass. This is allowed lo cool slowly, out of contact with the air, and then placed 111 a second boiler, which, aflcr the air has been exhausted, is filled with sitro* trog'ti under a pressure of 1.3 to .' atniotpheres. The whole is lasted lo 1,500 degrees F. for two hours, ami at the end of this time, lhe wood is melted into a hoinogi- iiuous, hard muss, which in.n he cast and molded into all sorts ol shapes, and bv adding preservatives to ii during lbi milling process it may lie rm dtied practically indestructible HOUSEHOLD" HINTS Before winter clothes arc put awuy the skirts should be most carefully brushed and cleaned, for if dust, and unsightly spots are allowed to remain on them for several months they will most seriously injuru the fabric. It i.s much more difficult to clean garments alter they have lieen stored lhan belore. While Fruit Cake—One cup butter creamed, one and one- half cups sugar, three eggs beat- 111 light, one cup milk, lour cups Hour, one cup raisins, one cup currants, one cup sliced candied orange pciil, one saltspuun sail, one teaspoon soda, two it-.i- ipooBS cream tarter, otic tu.i- spoon almond, one-hall teaspoon letnoli. This recipe is for two large loaves. Wrapped in \i.i\ paper it will keep a long time. LADIES'SPRING COATS $7.75 r We hsvo juu! received > shipment of Lsdies' and Girls' Spring Coats in Covert Cloth and fancy itripej. These were ordered to come in Feb "ml, mnl owing to the deity we bave marked the prices extra Ion to ensure a complete clearance. 1 bailies' Plain and Fancy Stripe, Semi-Htting, umal price wollld liedlUfiO; special price 1 Same ae above in Plain Fawn Covert Cloth, very fine AO CA grmle, well made. Regular price, 112.50; special aJXj.JU * Girls' Spring t'oiils, Navv, Grey Tweed and Grey _ A 1 C. Check J|rT./ J LACKS AND EMBROID).JtS "■ An iiiinn-nm ftrittjf "I —tta* i" Vnli-iic.il* ■*■*. Tun-limi un.l all makei as low I1...!'. per yd* and up. *' A large range n( Su i.s iillover Knibr.iiil.-rii"., ven fine, per yd IKIe. * Ciii.e! Cow r Kn,l,ra.i.l,TV. per yA. 'iht. * l-liiibrniilerv, Kdge nml Insertion In match, per yd lllc. J. J. MCALEECE KEITH BLOCK LONSDALE AVENUE PHONE 93 SOLICITOR WANTED Applications will bo received bj the undersigned np to 5 o'clock p.m. on Monday, tub ul April, 1410, for the position of City Solicitor. Applicants to state salary expected. THOMAS BRBPHBRD, City Chrk. AR! YOL GOING TO l.l)? Cods to us for the money nnd Wf«S\ it in mil yourself BY MONTHLY OR YEARLY SUMS ( WE HAVE A LARGE LIST OP < HOICE LOIS I'OU SAI.K JOHN ALEXANDER &. CO Rf 41 UTttffl BROKERS 121 Lonsdale Avenue t IHE lOXSI'A/l I'll I.1: U.ii') SELLS DRUGS AND MEDICINES AT VANCOUVER TRICES . . . TRADE AT HOME Girt US A TRIAL ON YOUR NEXT ORDER. PHONE n I' S. THOMAS. /■„„,. B 1 DR ft,GIST J MMitHMtMHIIHIMMMMMMMMMMMM I C ONTKNTKD rSTOMICKS ARRV ONVICTION c Ol'RTKOrS 1VILITY ONQUBSS ONTRARINI-SS For onion and potato sells also flower seeds ol best quality. HALL'S GROCERY PHONE 189 Cor. St. George'i k 8th Street N. VANOOUVEB llllllll11IIIIIIlllllllllllllllll IIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII IHIIIH* NORTH VANCOUVER REALTY IS NOW THE Best Buy on the Market Nothing can excel it. We Offer the lollowing: Lots 25 & 26, Blk. 9 273 MMO. $2000 cash. Balance 6 and 12 months. Lots 21 & 22, Block 4 D.L. 265 fl 300 each. $600 cash balance in 6 and 12 months LYNN VALLEY Fine Lots $200 each. $2 5 cash, balance 110 per month DONT FORGET YOUR INSURANCE wi: ARE miI.K AGENT* I-ul! The Commercial Union Assurance Co., London, England which Company has Assets of $88,850,000 Henry Eves ®. Co. PHONE 6 ■H-H-Hfi III MIIHH-I-H llllllllllll nil,, ,HMHI llCNkN I ( EVES AND PERCY KIM. 67 <& 69 Lonsdale Avenue milium NORTH VANCOUVER . J
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