Array oi ,_$ 1 ADVBRTISIN© TO PAY 1 means reaching the people y ia their homes. The Express does that. Phone 80 , .«. ®k SxprfHa . •;.<••:••:••:••:•-:•*>•:•-:••:•.••.:••:»:••:••:••:••:••:••:.•> JOB PRINTING that pleases, at The Express Office. Good stock. >. & Prices right. - J Phone 80 >. *^-^->-x^•M"><*♦♦-^->«<<^^":•♦♦ 1 VOLUME 9 NORTH VANCOUVKR, B. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1909. NUMBER J COUNCIL MEETING Regular Meeting Held Tuesday Evening. FERRY MATTERS ; with a street end; board ol works to report. 1 On motion, it was decided to meet the representatives ol the A Proposed Agreement With pn-senlatives ol the 11. C. 1 CITY AND B, C. EL. RY. The city council and lhc re- B. C. El. Ky. Co., to conler on outstanding matters, on Thursday evening, at eight o'clock. Accounts as lollows were ordered paid: Finance committee lhe District. Ky. Co., nut in conference last evening. The aldermen present were McRae, McNeish, Schult/., council ami me .,,„■ I)K.k Mayor M prt.sj(ll,(1 lerry directors were 111 conler- Thc ,,,.„,..„„* ' Was tomotOtoi The diitrict council and the general, total, Jlb4.bH; polite, «« 1-lsl evening, Willi rcl-cn-ncc L Ak,ssrs ft-*(),Iat Ik,d ,ind A 6 '. .', , 'ml ... 1., ,1... „,,,.„,aa ,1 ll.a.l I I... ,l,*.l,l.*l a* „ *,, r The city council sat as a court ol revision on the 3rd street improvements, previous to the reg- ^'s^'i'bJard'ol works,'^'tx.'.KS; lu ■*• PTOPOaal Uiai lhc district g Vm). The co„[m.nce v,, ular session on Tuesday evening ,uCd[ improvt,mi.,lt| j,w2K.(SH; Slu' Manual assistance to lhc oi a must u_u^m arraiigeineiit waterworks, $1349.03; lire and k'rr)'\ lia' "'embers ol the- throughout. It WU specifically The engineer's estimate, showing the total cost $23,9"", Wty per cent, of which will il>e payable out of the general revenue of the city, was adopted and Iorwarded to the council. The aldermen were all present and Mayor May presided at the session oi thc council which followed. Communications were read as follows: From the secretary of the N. V. Horticultural society, inviting the mayor and aldermen to attend the opening ol the annual uxhibition on Friday next, at noon; accepted with thanks. From A. G. Perry, local manager oi the B. C. El. Ry. Co., to the ellect that city workmen had damaged the company's property on 13th street, to the extent of two,dollars, and requesting that the company be re-imbursed; referred to board of works. From J. Loutet, protesting a- gainst the reversal of thc council's decision, to remit the taxes on the hospital property, quoting the municipal clauses ail in supporl of his position, and suggesting that thc matter bc relerred lo the city solicitor; referred accordingly. From the city engineer, to the eflect that he had examined tlu- profile ol the grade of the B. C. El. Ry. Co., ior that portion ol the Lynn Valley extension, running along 19th street, and lit did not approve of it; laid over. From the medical health olhcer, to the eflect that thc- ditches on 1st and 2nd streets west,need cleaning out; board of works lo act. From Amy Bailey, requesting a roadway to her property on 17th street between Chcslerlield and Mahon avenues; referred to Iiimi ii of works. From A. Farrow, requesting that the alleyway through block 140 be made passable; board ol works to act. From .1 auics Graliame & Co., requesting that a sidewalk or lootpath bc constructed on tht cast side ol Lonsdale ave. irom 12th to 13th street; board ol works to report. From C. W, Knight, asking that Keith road, adj.uent to lol 15, block 65, D. L. 271, be unproved, so as to give access to his property; relerred to board ol works. From Thos. Garrow, reqmst ing a street crossing iu Ironl ol lot b, block 104, D. L. 271; referred lo board ol works. From J. E. Cameron, requesting that boulders, etc., Ih- blasted, and roadway made, adjacent to lots 29 to 31, Mock 18, D. 1. 549- From W. E. Thompson, re a drain on 2nd strret, west ol Lonsdale avenue. Clerk to reply that matter will receive attention. From T. W. Thoinasson, auditor, enclosing statement ol lerry accounts to September 1st; relerred to finance comiiiitler. A plan ol subdivision of lot h, block 8, D. L. 616, was approved. J. Alexander anil Win. Horden addressed the roiinti Council were all present, Reeve agrml tllal ally .icliun which UcNattght piisiuiiig, and lhe lmgiu result, should be without lerry board was reprceeatid by prejudice to any interests of the iliaior May aiid Lnreclors Mi ,company. A dralt agree u-n'. Nair and Larson, 'ilie matter was arrived at wnich will be light, $289 The lire and light committee was instructed to act in tin- matter ol changing the location oi the arc light at the junction of 8th and 13th streets, and lo *m discussed exliaiisuvely 111 all submitted in detail at Monday- report with reference lo ,1 new lts phases, lhe council wishing evening's session oi the council light on 2nd street, west ol Mn- il° **rnvt <**A " conclusion as lo '___ likewise to the management hon avenue. Ij"at how assistance could bc „j tk, company. It is uudt-r- A verbal application for a [reldeitd ia such a wajr, U to be stood that the representatives trail to residences on Henry tf **• greatest possible assist- j0f the company undertook that street, east of Sutherland ave', aaca in securing the best lerry certain steps to improve the lo- was relerred to the board ol service for the public. The out- cal service would be proceeded works to report. line- linally arrived at was that with, without waiting for the Aid. McNeish moved and Aid. tha district might lend the ierry results from referring the dralt Dick seconded, that in making 'company lhc beiiclu ol their en- agreement, the Lynn Valley extension, lhe dlli lor •* stak(l amount and B. C. El. Ry. Co. be requested llenn, thy guaranteeing lerry de- to run tlieir line along gucciis- btnturcs, and it was ligured out bury avenue to 2oth street, and >t it woultl cost the district j^ . m u . d then east to Sutherland avenue. f3«49 pal annum to guarantee an -^ hJ**d fa £_ ^. This plan would avoid expensive | ten year ierry debentures at lour U^ Man>, soughl j^^ M<1 , Irecreation at outside points, of the plank road. The matter _ ** years, lo lhe amount ol \_m t|l(, vuiom _ettk regoUs LABOR DAY was referred to the special com- »0,00O. H was intiinaieil thnt 'throughout thc district received mittee already appointed, to the district council would takeUfoiJattaBtio*. The regalia make the best arrangements -*" outline into consideration' a iavorjtc attraction lo possible. ,,t their next meeting, with the , Iluml)Crs The crowds The report ol the court oi re-,lurthcr proviso, that the ferry l*rom outside points werc the largest on record for a similar occasion, when" no elaborate attractions were advertised. The ferry tarried about 3500 passengers, which is somewhat in advance of the largest Sunday trallic-. The lines of the B. C. El. Ky. Co. carried in all af.wut 5000 passengers, which is much in excess ol any previous record under similar conditions. The heaviest trallic was carried over vision with relerence to the 3rd company would relieve the dls- street improvements, was adop- trict ol the responsibility mvol- ted. Ived in the above scheme, at the Aid. Dick introduced the mat- 'earliest date which llieir linanc- ter ol the conventions of B. C. es would pciuni, having 111 view municipalities, whnh will meet lhe sustaining ol the best inter* this city next month, and suggested that a special meeting bc held to appoint dt-legales, arrange for entertaining tin ...n venlioli, and to give instructions to local delegates, as well as lor all kindred matters. ests oi the public, which the lerry system serves, GIRLS' SCHOOL A very helplul Iactor in Special educational lacilitu-s, is provid-jthe Capilano line, although the meet ing will be held 011 Monday ^ hy >;orl|, Vancouver girl's 1 Lynn Valley line wa.s well to evening next. school and preparatory, wnich the lore. Both the ferry service is provided by .Misses 0. AI and thc train service gave every Builer and V. G. Gradwell, at satislaction, ample transporta- the corner ol Lonsdale ave. and tion facilities being available 17th street. The scope ol lite work undertaken by the school is comprehensive, and the work. 111 all departments is ellicient and thorough. Miss Bullet is ,1 Cambridge local with B. C. ELECTRIC BARBECUE for handling the crowds safely and expeditiously. TIMELY TOPIC The following despatch from Toronto will serve to emphasize The annual barbecue oi the lo cal stall oi the B. C. El. Ky. was held at Moodyville on Sun day last. W. D. Jones, who in- augurated this annual reunion senior eight years ago, was in charge honors 111 French and German, ol lhe event, and under his clli- and likewise L.L.A., at St. An- |the timeliness and the import cient superintendence, the pro- drew's. For some time she 01- ance of the series of articles on gram proceeded without a hitch, cupicd the position ol language "Town Planning and Designing" The distinguishing feature ol the mistress oi the pupil teacher s at present running in The l-'.x- barbecue 'is that the epicures centre, Kidderminster. Miss press. The subject is one that who constitute the annual gath- (Jradwvll is a senior Oxford lo- is uppermost in the minds ol ering, must feast on nothing 'caj with high qualilicaiiou.s aad thinkers along these lines, and is less dainty than barbecued tint- h,,s liad extended practical IX- fraught wilh thc most extended ken, and the sample put up on perieiiic. The work ol lhe possibilities as to beneficial re- Sunday, by Chel Jones, w.is school consists ol three depart- suits. The despatch states: universally conceded to be ol 'uiciits, namely, the kindergarten I W. L. Grant, MA, lecturer ip the finest quality and done to a whose methods ol iiistiiiiii.ni colonial history at Balliol Col- turn. Tha luncheon was served au* rctognued by educationists lege, Oxford, and sou of the late on a long table, round which as ol the highest value lm Principal Grant, of Queen's uni- thc merry crowd gathered, and yuung children; the pn-paialoit vcrsity, is back in Toronto lor was partaken ol amid much jo- idepertmeSt in whiih the ru.ii* a short visit,after a three years' viality. meaUTj mbjecti an lauglu.aiid afceaatt. Mr. Grant has given The usual list ol speeches foi- ihe adtaiited department lm IWMM attention to lhe siibjeil ul billed llu- least, P. Larson act- th,,M* -ffc-j cmiiunplaie a COWM paiiperisin in England, and is ing as chairman 111 lhc .il.s.im Ut liiglur ulutatimi Amiga anxious that the full-blown evils of the president, C VonBOp, mmU tali be made al lh.' Ktkool "I the Old Land should In addition to Mr. Jones, two |,,r du s.ilt u.udinl ol ,h: i.ihns were present who had tmiiigiT thildren lo aiid Irom lieen in attendance at the lirst i|„ sessions, when parents di* barbecue, namely J. McGlligan SH( ifi, same. The inslilulliii and A. Hlliott. ls jfiliatad wilh Chest iiiii1 The list ol guests included the jickool, I.) nuaiis ol wh th ,lt ,.'■ lollowing Manager A. 0. Per (|,|,. ,,diaiitages are illcic! rv, Alileiineii •' Neish and link, Mud«U, COfkt ul Uu i'tus* A. lv Kealy, P. Larsun, W. I) .„,lllls (ll(| dtt.nlt(I 111lor1n.1l.•<■■ Jones, J. MiC.nig.iii, A. Blliott «i|i |„ cofdiall) sii;.|'licil 111 re- J. 11. Brown, .1. I). Turnhull, W \V. McWlddowson, F. Gladwin, C MeKciuie, C. Allan, W. C. Green, II. B. Campbell, II. B. t Keul, F. Wright, T. Tokley, C, ,'"' Chisholin, lv Kugds, ll.J.IIen- , dersoli, Malcolm McMillan, J lerencc to the proposed extension luili stated that he was advised |II.I1M* lu lll(|llllt l|) hU ' "I the siliu.il, during sihool nour it-rente 10 llie propositi cxlcli- , ., .. c „ .. . .. sion ol 3rd slreet Vongh lhe f, ftfe M' J "f0^1' ,V Indian reserte. Aid. MtNeish "' »"dK"»" ""' '' ' I,tvl11' at the Mission that the Indians have not ns yet all returned, but that they will bc home again within two weeks at latest, when a meeting will immediately be arranged to discuss the matter. Aid. Dick reported that J. C. Keith is willing to allow a portion of thc tideflats in front ol his property, to bc used as 11 A SrCCESSFl'L CLIMB The formidable Lions wile suitesslllllv staled on Labor dai in a party wiUtlaa, a.i 1 mn aid Ilulilswiirlh, l.algar Kiiuttl is, Cavm Baxter, K Baxter and Will Slum, ttha, 1, M lhe illv on Salurdav aftt-rnuun lasl, ainl n turned Tuesdav evening Tlu-v A ineiliiig will be held in Sl AndifW s .liui.h li.. 11. 1.n Thins da\, 1 hlh nisi., (or the purpusc aal lullUlllg ,1 tUUical SailllU. wilh the object ol pioduuiig, diiriiig lhe wnii. 1. iln above opera. Mr. Keillt, uig.iinsi a,i St Aiiilnw's ihurih will piesnle I Bight o'clock prompt Kvaflgeliel Fled l< .| .■. preai li lus final aerm 11 1 anticipated and thus avoided bv tiln legislators ol Canada. "CaBl da has the greatest chance in tin- world, with the experience ul Kngland and ul lhe United States to draw Irom," said Mr tu Grant. "Let there be a gen.ral I.m laving down certain conditions ul town planning, such as lhe selling aside ul sulli.iuit ,i park accommodation, precaution u lor the propel widuning of the streets, and lhe erection ol houses hygenic in principle and lar enough apart to give t.itli inhabitant ol the citv the requisite number of cubic Ieet of air. In addition, there should be a The Kingston, Ontario, Sun lard ol August 28th contains a ive column report (rum the pen ..I Professor John Marsh-ill of will (Jiieen's university, upon Van- lh( couver and vicinity, Irmn what dumping ground, in conjunction feet. season, at the B.iptisl all.Mill (II he had seen alld had gathered Sunda) evening, aa ha leava during 1 recent visit to the ticst week to join Evangelist mast 'flic article is cxhaUM lie Smith lm an evaagellatk cam- and appreciative, and shuiild do palgn ill the Slates Speilal linull lo llilorin Onlallalls with iliinlied to an'altitude of 6jO0 llllisli will be provided bl M.s- relereliie lo Canada's gieal western port. (latin 1 Force and Banton. I Local and Personal Bom.—In this city, on Thursday, September -jth, to II. L. and Mrs. McPherson, a son. Typewriting. — Miss lv Sinclair, public stenographer, at Thacker & Thornton's, 144 2nd street east. J. W. and Mrs. Hindi, ol D.m- forth, Maine, arc visiting Mrs. Hindi's sister, Mrs. J. L. Lyon- so, on 6th street east, The hockey practice scheduled to take place tomorrow on the boulevard park, has been postponed, owing to the lact that there are no hockey sticks on the market. The government cruiser "Kestrel," which has been on the ways at the Wallace shipyards for some time, left on Tuesday, having undergone extensive repairs. H. L* Paynter has taken over the managership of the local branch oi the Bank of llamillon vice Mr. Dewar, who has been forced into temporary retirement because of ill health. Lost. — Wednesdav afternoon, a dog, (fox terrier) about three months old, answers to name of "Spot" Kindly return same to E. C. Parry, plumber, Esplanade. Anyone detaining the dog will be prosecuted. 2-3 The service which is being held each Sunday alternoon .11 Lonsdale gardens by Rev. J. D. Gillam, is proving very popular. The attendance is good antl the services in the open air are enjoyed by all. Wanted.—Boys and girls to send for a free sample copy of Western Life and act as agents in country districts. Good commission allowed. Address, The Citizen Printing and Publishing Co,, 2122 Granville street, Vancouver, B. C. Major llewke, ol Vancouver, has leased a house on King street and removed his family lo this city, this week. Il is his intention to erect a residence on his property a little farther north than the residence which he now occupies. In the absence of Rev. J. 1). Gillam, the pulpit at St. Andrew's church on Sunday, will lie occupied in the morning by Kev. Gillieson, and in thc eiciiuig l.v Rev. MacLeod, each of whom i: a student at Westminster Hall, Vancouver. * Mr. and Mrs. DeWolI returned yesterday from Port Essingloii, where Mr. DeWolf had been in charge of the Balmoral caliiitrv (or the season. They are stopping at the home of Mrs. Dc- Woll's parents, Alex, and Mrs. Philip. Boy Wanted.- Thc Express ulli is an exceptional opportunity for a bright boy, with a guml education, who wishes to learn the priming trade. Liberal wages will be paid lo tllc right boy, who is willing to learn and who will stay with a good job. Mr. Kobt MiPhcrson ol Sml land, lather of II. L Mil lursmi ul this city, arrived un Tucsil.u G. Qardei ol Medicine Hal, Alberta, is visiting his sistei, Mrs. Fogg, at 1)1 4U1 slreet west. Sir. Garden is on tllc homeward trip Iroiii the Seattle exposition. Mr, Doyle, one of the merchants of Revelstoke, where be is engaged in the jewellery business, brought his lamily down to this city this week, having rented a house on 4th stn-et west. Mr. Doyle will join his lamily lure as soon as be has disposed ol his business 111 Kev- elstoke. 'flu- Elder, Murray Co, report cuiislderalile atlivity ol late in iluse in properties in this iiu. During the past few days they have llirncd uver eleven luls on Isl street, a lol on each ul Pink street, 2nd streei alld the Esplanade, a house alld lot oll trd slreet, as well as olher traiis.it- itions. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wheeler leiive on Sunday lor a visit to lhe Seattle exposition. The outfit ol ilislriiineuls lor North Vancouver brass band, is now on the way and will soon Ik- in use, Mr, Pierce and family, from Seattle wesl, have removed to this city and are residing at No. 241 4U1 street west. The local lodge ol the Sons ul England purpose giving a box social and dance, 111 the Haglcs' hall on Thursday, the 30th inst. Jas. W. Berry ul Vancuuver, has rented a house on loth street cast from B. Gladwin, and is moving in today together with his family. J. I,. Gallagher and family, who have been camping during the summer 011 Lonsdale gardens, have taken up permanent residence in the Keith block. A. S. Bruce returned this ;i'll- dayj morning, Irom a trip lo Alberta. He wears a smile ol sweet content, which clearly asserts that British Columbia is the place for him. Miss A. M. Slcedc, Capilano, North Vancouver, whose advertisement appears in this issue, is a musician oi good standing, and parents will do well to remember her when choosing a music teacher lor the children. H. V. Baker, clerk at Hotel Nortli Vancouver, in company with Air. Shelton, lell 011 Weu- nesday Ior a short holiday on Vancouver Island. They weut across lo Nanaimo, Irom which point they will tramp down lo Victoria. A very enjoyable part] was Md at Hotel North Vancouver last evening, the occasion being the anniversary ol Mrs.Larson's birth. An excellent supper and evening's entertainment was enjoyed by the guests tu the number ol about twenty, comprising chiclly the guests ol the hotel. The horlicultur.il exhibition was opened at noon today, the addiess being made by Hon. F. L. Carler-Collon. Thc display oi fruit, llowcrs, vegetables, etc. is of a most credila/idc nature, and citiuus generally should arrange to visit lhe exhibition. Thc great improvements made to the hall, add greatly lo the atlracliveucss ot the show. The lerry directors met Wednesday alternoon and dt-tided to call lor lenders at oiue lor the construe tion ol ninety uiiicrcle piers al the loot ol l.misdalc avenue. Sixty-lour ol these will have lo do wilh the proposed new wharl, ami Iwnity-six will replace the present wooden purs under lhe lerry landing. The piers will be built to a sulliuenl height to keep the woodwork clear ol the work ol thc teredo. The lugs Pluglessive, Kdward White, and Surprise, are at present un the ways al the Wallace shipyards lur general it pan s The stirnwIn.In being built on the yards, is nuw practically 111 traffic, The steamship Tartar will go 011 tin w.its i.,i upairs, as sunn as tint an vacated by the three ships whiih imw occupy them. Tin m.i ttt 1.1I lor the new lank sit,unci, to lie built at lhe yards, is expetlnl lu mule lo hand slim ih, when iiinstructiun wurk will Ih- begun A change ol ownership has taken place wiih reiereace to The Kxpress, lhe business having blM taken nut bv 1 joiul sink compaaj kiowa as "Nortk Shore Press, Limited." I IvSliilthellllgale letllcs Irmn the business and will re-enter 1 the job printing arena in the cilv ul \',ui.iiuver. Geo. H. Morden remains with The Kx press as edilui and business manager, aad K A. Harden will be in ih.itge ul the punting department, Eotk as loi th* newspaper and the Job printing. The .muiiiils due the uld firm will in* collected .it 'flu- Bxpnaa ..Iliu* aiid ull clalttl will be paid .at tlic same place. THI EXPRESS, NOKTH VANCOUVER, B. C. POLICE COMMISSIONERS Tlu board ol police commie* lioneri lot the citj. met Wed- iitsilav morning, at 9.4J o'clock. Commissioner! C, t, Jackaon and Alderman McNeish were picseni, Mayoi Ma} presiding. Cliui ui Police 0a\iis repoi 1 ed thai tlie citj council had paa sed a l.tlaw, prohibiting the opening ol barrooms on Sunday lor ilu sal. ol liquors. II. had visited the barroomi on Sunday last ,iini had found that buiineii was being carried on as usual. It had l.eiii ilium,ilcd lO bun thai iln Imlil proprietor! hail decided to axax—1 teal caae, Commissioner Jackaon was ol opinion that tbe board had uo alternative but lo proiecute. Alderman McNeiih cited It ei a (act that la Ike cit} oi Vancouver, lul' several teals, ,il though a similar law had been oil the books, U was lit l.l in a- beyance, and thought that it Wuuld In* w ise lu follow a similar toiirsc here, until Ike town became sell supporting in this regard. Chui Davies pointed out ihe fail that snd; .1 count would complicate the iltuation very llltltii lul the police, who ii iiiiiii be blamed foi Ike results, ami itated that it was his intention, as ihni, to enforce the law, Commissioner .lacksmi moved that ilu ihni be upheld in his intention io enforce Ike law ,and that In In- instructed to proceed Aid. McNeiah realixed that mite a matter becomes law, it should be carried out, but his posit loll ill llus matter all through, was will known, and he did not sue his way deal to .sciullil the motion when lie Was opposed to ihe movement, Mayor May declared the motion t.lined. Chiel Hat us reported that the incisures adopted iur the collec- tion ol tin dog tax weie being proceeded with, and that it was the intention to carry theni to completion, JOHN C, WOODROW Only ,. Ii*w ol lhe cili-clls wlll realize the strength ol Ike link wiih ihe past ui this diatrict, whuli was broken, through the death oi Mr. Woodrow, Vet !"!' eight Mais hi Iiult- the lion's sh,ir. 1.1 the Muiii oi iis municipal un.Hsts. in 1893 he first accepted oflice as a councillor, and took a hand in launching the young lllllllll Ipality. lie continued m oflice as councillor till 1897 iiiiilu Mr, Keith and Dr. t,iiii.ll lucceiaivel} as reeve lu 1897 he was elected reeve <>i the diitrict, and lhat ollu't- In held loi four yean, Theee tight yean a/en not yean ui plenty, they win 11,.is ui difficulty, with minii ti. .list..inage lhe stoutest heart, None had great tr confidence in ihe luiure .,i North Vancouver, however, than Mr. Woodrow, and In and lus colleagues iiulmliiig his tim ■hip, llayoi Ma) gave muck tnm .iini deliberation lo lhe work ol keeping tin* civic ship 111 good innn to catch a lavor* mg breeze as won ai 11 should ui». Jt u.is ,1 greal jo) lo Mr, aw in ih,k last yean lo sn: ii.. progress iln diitrict hai Iliad- . aiul Ills lulu Was evei raiseil loi Ihal which madt (ol iiiiilu 1 proj li wai a ith greal mi roa lhat tin a ■ here, who hnea Ml Wi odn a *• anted that In had pass. J ..v. . Tin .ll ill. . iullli.il was 11 pn * lentid at lhc funeral 1., ileevi McN mght ..iul A. Philip, C M. Ca, . I'l III. I Ilt lllllll. ll U.IS Ill'll * aa d bj ili nm Ma), his old lolleagui, whn was om ol the J .ill liealtls. A largi number ol Vani ouvi 1 111. un 11 wen present at tin .nm 1.il. and ample evid- ■ 11 ' w a given ol lhc ri apt 11 In Mr, Woodrow wai hi Id by in* multitude uf beautiful floWl ':• that wen pI'cMlllid lm .ive. A NOVELTY The latest iiuvcltv Introduced un the C.P.R. is tlic instalment 111 the railwai COachei of a supply ol aseptic "single service retainers." These container! are in,nh* ui paper In the shape ol tumblers with a paralined siir- laie, ,Uld will lie placed ill a Cabinet in the Waihroom on each car 111 such a maimer as lo a- void unnecessary handling, and they can be thrown away by the passengen after being used. The company haa accented these iniul.leis after sen ial tears' experiments, and the Holland Pa- par Company is turning out the new cunt,liners at a cost which permit! ul their Iree use, The receptacle can not only be used In tin* railway!, but it haa been approved by the provincial board oi health as a milk jar, D. C. SCOTT, l'mpri-lur .1 /*// sad ciiiijilitt oath uf tlmi 1 .ic-. Fruit /in ,'■••• I'rniliiiln, f'liuir null f-V-,1, IV.;* thirl, l-'.lr . ttyl wi Iiunii. Iii'l,\.tj ma,Ic lotll 1'iirt- of the rlli Cir. kMli P....11I ami Hum Iti-iiiu I'lii'iic Si, Nor lit Vitnciiiiver A. FARRO General Contractor Luml Ctearief, Btaanp anal Rnck I' -i-i iai* Extra MM miar liouitm. .Ill .lamflftf" madt- ped. ■ UPLOTMIIT iillNCT amA ac. WMt at I .,.,.,1,1. I* () lloX II M,RIH DAIRY Phone 126 St-ire 111 1st street west Nllllil alflat.-ry nf al.i'. Milk .li.l i'r.*«in . qnull; *.*'iH[Miai,-,*«i N.i. laid ImoBhaadi *. Al*l***:-I"i*l *'r,1,1111 r. null,*! , .Hal Ic.' (r.-utii. Hi,.11 ty. I,*«ii„r,l,*r. .I.iort-, WM. PHILIP, Prop. Water Notice NOTICK is hereby given that an application will be made under Part V. oi the "Water Act, 1909," to obtain a licence in the New Weetmiaatei Division ol New \\cstiuinsler district. (a) The name,address aud occupation ol the applicant. Caulleild's Water Works Company Limited. (11 lor mining purposes) hue Aimer's Ccrtilicatc No l_b; The name ol the lake, stream or source vil uunaiucil, lhe description is; Inuaiuctl creek running ihiough Uisliui Lot 1240, Oroup l, iSew Westminster district. vc) The point of diversion. The northerly boundary ol lhc cast hall ol said District l.ul 1240. (A) The quantity ol water applied lor (m cubic leel per second] looili ol 011c cubic lool per second. ^c) The character ol lhe proposed works. Intake aud ilisuibutiiig pipes. (I) The premises on which lhc water is lo be used (.describe same; Dislriel Lols 1240 and Sli, Group 1, New WesUuiustei dislriel. eg; The purposes ior which lhc water is to Oe used. Municipal purposes. lh; ll lor irrigation describe lhc laud lulciidctl lo bc irrigated, giung acreage *,!; ll the water is lo be used lor power 01 .inning purposes, describe Uic place wlicit the Watei is lo bc a iiiinui to somi natural cluuncl, aud lhe dillci- cuce in allilude between ponu ol diversion and point 01 leiuin. Board of Trade North Vancouver Board of Trade meets the third Tuesday of ench month, at 8 o'clock p m., in the board room, City Hall. Executive meeti the firit Tuesday of each month. D. G. Dick, President ; J. R. J. Murray, Secretary. Ah x In I,aw has purchased a pi. ti "i .u reafi oa Gabriola and took .1 ...uw load ol in::. ■ 1 a,'., 1 Tin-*day nifhl lot tin* : ill poll 1,1 I i.K ting a lisi- denci i.n ilu property. It is undi nti od lhat other local par- lerinf pui. liases in 1 * iliu 'l!u* is land • „ CUpiei all excellent loci tii.ii al the mouth ol Naiiaimu harbor. J. W. BALMAIN CIVIL I -il.lM'KI' yiiantiiT Bareefet an.l Arcliitc.-t .NORTH VANl'OI'VKH. NofitH Vancouver HOSPITAL , AI'llTKl. BY TIIE MISSES DAWSON Certificated Baifleal, M^.lioal and M ,'. rnily Niirw* Nkiis Suit Out on Application Fur l.rin. ,i|*|.;.i ..I llu* BMpital Cor, nil. Mreeii U. Aafina'i Ate PHONE 69 llllll GRfCERIES PR) Visions boots AND SHOES GENTS' FiJRN'sHiNos Our .um ii I'l (ive iati ilai tion III oui . UltO a I I om .I. hv n i:u.'s iu ill parti al Ihr 1 itv II mu Iinie in. tele- ph.nn leave yunr nni and um di liven will call. DODDS li TYSON Telephom 41 Cor. Slli hi. -nnl Lmisdad. (j; Area ol crown laud intended lo be occupied by tbe proposed works. iNone. ik) This uolice was posied on uie 171I1 day ol August, lyoy and application will be made lo the commissioner ou the 20II1 day ol beptcmber, lyoy. 1,1; Give the naiiuc* and addresses ol any npanau proprietors or licensees who or whose lauds ale likely lo bc alleiled by lhc proposed works, cilliei auuie 01 below the outlet. Hail) li. Howell, lolo Georgia slieel, Wucouvei; Maurice ijinuouigei ,i..i.i Georgia street Vaucouver; (\m. bailey,Chestcr- licld avenue, ^-orth \auioiiicr, Uscar li. Allen, 140 tiianullc street, Vancouvei, William C. blcaiuiau, 2500 1st attuui west Vancouver; F. \t,. Cauileild,\ ancouver club, Vancouver, li. C. tm; The uame ol lhe I olil* pauy in lull. Caulleild's Uaier Work* Compauy, Limited. i,n; The head olbce. Kuuius 80-67 Davis Chambers, 015 lias- tings street west, \ aucouver, B. C. lo; The capital—how ditided showing amount paid up. Twciily-live thousand dollars ($25,000; diwded into itunly- Uve thousand ,25,000; shales ol Une dollar v»i; each, ol which J15.00 has been paid up. lIV Copy en such palls ol the .Ueliioiaiiduni ol Assoilatlou as althariaa lhe pioposed ap pii,aiii.ii aud works: "The objects lor whnh the company is established are: (1) To supply the townsite ol Caiillilids, being pail ul Utt, trict Lots su and 1140 North Vaiuouicr municipality, ami lhc neighborhood ihere..I, i'llll water, aud lu tarry ou llu- buu- ucss ol a water wuik., ...mpauy iu all Us branches. (2) To apply tor, slake, an i lo sell and dispose ol Water. tj; To make, build, construct, lay down aud maintain reservoirs, water works, dams, cisterns, culverts, Idler iieds, main and olher pipes ami appliances and lo execute and do all other works and things necessary or convenient loi uliiaining stuiiug, selling, delivering and measuring water or -iiieiwi.se lor lhe purpose of the ioinp..iiy '4; To acquile Watei Htortls or licences and rcsciii.iis, -later works, main and other pipes and other works allea.lt made or conslructed wilh the object ol supplying thc said mi'dilii.!- hood with water. (Signature) CAUtFBILD'8 WATEI WORKS CO.. LTD l'er 1-ram is W l .mlliild, Managing Director, (P, 0. Addresi) Vancouver, Ii. C. I or Boot and Shoe Repairing and Custom Work . . . jo to THOS. 0. MILLS Pioneer Boot Maker Lonsdale Ave., opp. Ciiy Hall I. O. (). F. North Vancouver Lodge, No. VS, meets every Thursday evening, corner Lonsdale avenue and First street, at 8 o'clock. Visiting .brethren cordially invited to attend. Ed\vin l't-ers, N, 0,; Thos. S. Nye, Rec.-sec; J. H. Pilling, Fin.-sec. 60 VEAR8' EXPERIENCE W. H. STtlNIT W. ('. -MUIIIS,.*, Sole ajjonti for Mureaco, the bust material lor walla and ceiliii|*8 Phone R90 W. H. tSTONEY & CO. Signs of every deaoription Wallpapera, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Ac. House Painting (..lazing, Paper flanging, kulsoiiiiiiing Decorating, etc. Safety Deposit lloxes to Rent. Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent, j Trade Mami DcnaNi COFVRIOHTt 4C Anmnd a.nfling a .ketrtl and rtmaninll*n mar nul. ..I, uoa.rt.la . * r , ..I n fr ***, whaatlior ID IUT..lllna I. |,raah.l !, , .Ualll.lilfl. CoDimUlllCaV (lain.«.rl<*»l;.**„illil**a.lliil. HANDBOOK on l'«taoU jejit frtva. liUct ..onry fur .prurtuK i*^*.'.. 1'al.M I. l..„.l tllMU.h M.atan all Co. taXMlrt •faKkllmitiC., Wltl.nUt Cl.'-rvrt. IU ilia Scientific Jfmericatt A htnil^'iunj Uluatrntud weekly. F-AniMt otr- nililloQ "( wj aclt'iit itlo Jt. hi inl, Terma for i'ai.a'la, %A.1h 9 J99t, \*ialn*<J liri-jnUat Suld bf all MWlMlM MUNNgCo"""—^NewYork frwoh OOm. 06 t' «. Wublutlin. DC. Aotitii L.Bouior. TrutU*, Liquidator R«o*lv«ri and Aulgnt* Court Bondi I»u-*d 4° ■ 0 INTEREST Paid on ilcpoilti, coiii|h.iiii.Iw1 lour timw yearly. PtM Book! laauid I F. S KAKNARD, Chairman HON. F. CiKTKK-CO'lTO.N.L'hiuriimn ol Eieeutiye F. J. P. QUMON, Manager I. G. 11AINIVKIGUI', SnoreUry llranyille Mai.iioua Block, corner Kobaon anil Urautille P. U. |M DU3 Phone n»tt Safety Deposit Boiei to Rent. Safety Deposit Boiei to Reat. !i 3rd street, cir Lonsdale ave BLACKSM1THING HORSESHOEING STEEL WORK CARRIAGE WORK ETC., ETC. Tool Shaipming a specialty ATTENTION Builders & Contractors Lumber will never be cheaper. Get in on the ground Hoor. Huild now Specially—Our own Kiln- dried Flooring and Finloh MMilllNfctel Milt:—l.ynn Omk.B.0. WEDDING RINGS I III! tl, ill. Cars leave Lonsdale Avenue, Keith Road, and Queensbury Avenue Terminals as follows: "6.05 a.m. *6.Jo " •7.00 " •7*35"" 8.05 " 8-35 " 9.00 " 9.25 " 9-45 " 10.25 " io-55 " After which cars leave ,.t Lie minutes to the hour .ind Ihcii- ty-five minutes after tie hour unlil midnight. Kor Grouse Mountain take the Lonsdale Avenue car. For Lynn Valley take the Queensbury Avenue car. For Capilano take thc Keith Road car. Cars leave ferry landing for all points, as follows: •6.15 a.m. *6*45 " •7.20 " 7*50 " 8.20 " 8.50 " 9.20 " 9-45 " After ivhich cars leave at ten minutes past the hour and twenty minutes to thc Injur until midnight. • Not on Sunday. SEVENTEEN HOMES IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION We can handle as many more. If you are thinking of building see us ind talk Ihe matter over CAMPBELL ir* MILLER 205 Lniiiilitle Ave. aN'orth Vancouver /VVW^^yV^^a^^^^'^a^l'-^'^a^^^^A*^*^^*^^*^ Cates' Wharf FOOT OF ROGERS AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER Dockage lor Steamen Warehouse Accommodation lor all purposes- &4ND, LIME, BRICK, CIHINI, GRAVEL COAL and LLMBLR (ii.mls delivered if desired. Prompt seivice APPLI IT OFFICK ii\ WHARF Oi al ROOM ll IOd 13, Flack Hlock, Vancouver PHONE 136 Are limii-lit (or, l.ul out by *" men, y. I tin- lan sex arc often consulted ibout the purchase, or tluy should be. Wedding rinj;-. lannot be too good in quality they an* not everyday pur. liases. Wc have them in heavy solid gold, guaranteed lo last a Imi-- lilt-tiiii.. In other stiles oi rings we rasilv take the lead in variety, quality md low prices. Buy your ](neln hate and you will fet the best value lot ynr money. GRASSIE & CO. 318 Cambie .Street ATENTS »ROMPnyStCURtD Wt <.'i..i 11,. baa nf M iii'if.atiir.r., !>,„ .„*■•<* n.i,,.'.. * * I . Hi' «., tr I , I a|*tl«. I'" *.*,.,«■ v »<lv, ■ I*" a ... m*.!, ..If. Oar fcaa»nl«'« Ad»lwr*nl .a- ., .- tuit, Muatrtal 1 aa4 wwMn|.<*a Mb C4 NORTH V4NC01VER FERRY TIME TABLE BTEAME1 BT. GEORGE Leave Van. *6.2o a.m 7-30 " H.30 " 9->5 " 10.15 " 11.15 " 12.15 p.m 1.15 " 2.15 " 3-15 " 4*15 " .s.15 " 6.1J m 7-*>5 " 8.15 " 9.15 " io.IJ " •11.15 " Leave N. Van. •6.45 a.m. 7.50 " 8.50 " 9*45 " 10.45 " 11.45 " 12.45 P*m. ■•45 " 3-45 " 3-45 " 4*45 " 5-45 " 6*45 " 7-45 " 8.45 " 9-45 ' 10.45 " "11-45 2*15 " 2-45 3*15 " 3-45 4-'5 " 4-45 5->5 545 6.15 " 6.45 7*25 " 7*45 8.15 " 8.45 9.15 " 9-45 10.15 " 10.45 " I 11.15 " 12.00 Not on Sunday. Time Table subject to change without notice. .STR. NORTH VANCOUVER Leave N. Van. Leave Van. *6.2o a.m. •7.20 " •8.2o " 9.20 10.15 " 11.15 " 12.15 Pm- 1.15 " "6.45 a.m. •H.oo " •8.50 " 9-45 " 10.45 " ii*45 " 12.45 P-iu* 1*45 " )/ THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. An interesting and instructive article on the Canadian system of canned meal inspection has been issued from Uie ollice of the veterinary director general, its chief features art- as lollows: The meat inspection service ol thc department ol agriculture at Ottawa is carried ou under the authority of the meat and canned loods acl, a measure which received the royal assent at llu- prorogation ol parliament in June, 1907, and came into operation on September 3rd, ol thai year, Present day sentiment in Europe and elsewhere, especially since the recent revelations in Chicago, is arrayed very strongly against thc use, as human lood, ol any meats save those duly inspected and certified by- proper governmental authority. It was in conformity with this sentiment, and chiefly with the object of preserving our valuable export trade in bacon and similar products, that the moat and canned foods act was passed. With the view of clearing up any misunderstanding which may exist in the public mind as to the exact nature of the legislation under which the present meal inspection service is conducted, the following explanation is given: Belore the meat and canned foods act was introduced in the house of commons by the Hon. Sydney Fisher, the minister ol justice was asked for an opinion as to the powers ol the federal government with reference to meat inspection. His reply was tlvat while these puiiers undoubtedly warranted lhe federal government in undertaking the inspection ol articles exported from the dominion nr Irom one province to another, then- was very grave doubt as to whether they would permit ol a similar inspection ol articles, the trade 111 which was con- lined within Uie boundaries of any one province. this limitation was especially applicable to meat inspection, a subject intimately associated with public health, and ol the matters which, since 1872, has been dealt with altogether by the provincial authorities. Provision is made either by the municipal act or by the public health act ol each province, and in some cases by both, for thc establishment and carrying on ol municipal meat inspection. And,under the provincial laws thus provided, it is quite possible Ior municipalities to organize, at but little cost, a thoroughly cllcclive system ol local meat inspection, thc machinery being, in many cases, already provided, and the additional expenditure, therefore, comparatively small. Thc awakening of the publii conscience on the meat inspection question might reasonably be expected as a result ol the adoption, by the federal government, of a policy ol inspection ol meats for export and inter- provincial trade, and the agitation now making itsell lell in many oi the larger centres ol population throilglioui llu COM try is then-lore not surprising. There is no doubt, that onie the Canadian public has betoliie seized ol the situation, they will insist upon the adoption, by the various municipal authorities throughout the country, ol a much more thorough system ol dealing willl butchers and tinmen! trade generally than has hitherto beea tolerated. A fairly high standard Is being set, and all that is required, is ior the municipal authorities to adopt, under the legislation now twisting, regulations, with the view ol rendering unmarketable, diseased or otherwise unsound meats, which, under present conditions, cannot enter establishments engaged in export or interprovincial trade. The lirsl and most lluporUllt stqp in this direction will, it is needless to say, bc the providing ol public municipal abattoir!, to be conducted under inspection method! similar to those 1 enquired by the meal and canned loods act, especially as regards the admission either ol live animals or their carcases. The sooner the private slaughter house is abolished altogether, the heller Ior all concerned, as most ol the objectionable meats placed on the market, emanate Irom these undesirable and unsanitary places. The trade in home-killed dressed carcases will also, lor similar reasons, gradually be wiped out of existence, and although the abolition ol this form of meat disposal will probably cause some temporary dissatisfaction among fanners, matters will soon adjust themselves, and the prolits to Uie producer will ibe in no way lessened, although tlie livers and other ollal, Hitherto utilized by the household, will be no longer available. The municipal aballoir is a modem necessity and must come. There arc many, not yet old, who can well recollect when the number ol hospitals in Can.id. 1 could almost bc coasted on the lingers, and when a proposal to erect an institution oi this kind in a small town was looked upon as indicating a mild iorm 01 insanity, llow many of the communities now possessing modem and u|*-to-date hospitals would In* s.itislicd lo do without them. The same will be found true of the abattoir, and il no othur argument could be advanced in lavor ol the meat and canned loods act than the lact that it has aroused and is arousing public opinion on the great and important question of a sanitary meat supply, this would fully justify its being placed on the statute books. j There are at present employed ,68 veterinary inspectors, all of whom have received a special training in meat inspection, and have passed a searching examination as to their qualifications. There are also 11 lay Inspectors whose duties comprise tin- supervision of thc marking and shipment of goods. The inspection conducted, is as (ollows: 1 All animals l..r slaughter are examined by a veterinary inspei- tor on the premises belore they are allowed to enter the killing floor. All animals found to be 'diseased, or showing suspicious 'symptoms of any kind, arc tagged and held back until the end of thc day's kill, when they are slaughtered separately. The inspector makes a thorough examination ol llu caicaaa and of all organs of every animal as it is killed. If these arc- found healthy, they arc stam|H(l with the inspection legend, Uncrown, and the words "Ciii.id.i Approved," as also tllc esl.ili- lislmient number. Anv meats found, in whole or ill part, to be diseased, ,.r Irolll other causes unlit (or lood, are iiiinicdi.itclv in,nked with a "condemned" tag. Any carcass, in regard tn the condition of which there is caOH lor doubt, is marked "Held" and set apart for further exam ination, at the conclusion of which the inspector decides as to its disposition. Condemned ciroscs and organs, as also any meats which are at any time found to have undergone such deterioration as to unlit them for human food, are tanked with the non-ed'ilile products, under the personal supervision of an inspector, A summary ol the reports of condemnations made by the inspectors during the last fiscal year, shows a total of 9,308 carcases, 280,541 portions, as also 353,212 pounds of meat, condemned as until for human (ood. This should demonstrate elleitually the necessity which actually exists for a thorough system of meat inspection. When it is remembered that these establishments under inspection handle only animals of the best class procurable, the conditions which exist in the ordinary private slaughter house, conducted without inspection or ollicial supervision of any kind, may readily be imagined. Boards of health and municipal authorities, have been too long neglectful of the necessity for intelligent action in the matter of meat inspection. It is the duty of every man to see that his family, as well as himself, does not eat diseased or unwholesome meat. In places where establishments under federal inspection do not exist, safety in this regard can be secured only by the establishment of a municipal abattoir, conducted under the constant supervision ol a skilled professional inspector. Thc ferrv directors are having signs plated on the boats, warning people against jumping oil the boats before the same are securelv tied to the wharves. Choicest Cut FLOWERS in town at I.m eat prim Give il' a t rial (or FUNERAL DESIONS or WEDDINO BOUQUETS W)7 Hasting** M., West Mill Wood FOR SALE 50c a Load You can take an largo a load an wii like for BOocntt. Send vour 0WI1 tramp. Iko.- Ml 17th .Street, North Vancouver Water Notice NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made under Part V. of the "Water Act, 1909," to obtain a licence in the New Westminster division 61 New Westminster district. (a) The name, address and occupation ol the applicant. Caulleild's Water Works Company, Limited. (.11 Ior mining purposes] Free Miner's certificate No (b) The name ol the lake, stream or source (if unnamed, the description is,). Cypress creek in Lot 886, Group Une. (c) The point ol diversion. About loo feet above the High Falls on Cypress creek in 1,01 88b, Group Une. (ti; The quantity of water applied for (in cubic feet per second). One-quarter ol one cubic foot per second. (e) The character of the proposed works. Intake at point of diversion and pipe line about 2000 leet Irom point of diversion to connect with existing water system. (f) The premises on which the water is to be used (describe same). District Lots 1240 and 811, Group Une, New Westminster district. (g) The purposes for which the water is to be used. Municipal purposes. (h) If ior irrigation describe the land intended to be irrigated, giving acreage (i) II the water is to be used for power or mining purposes, describe the place where tne water is to be returned to some natural channel, and the difference in altitude between point of diversion and point ol mum. CAPILANO ROAD $55 Cash Balance in',6, 11, 18 and J4 months, buys* lull qutrter-itre on tins mad oier-looking the river. The trimline question 11 to be belore the b. C. E R Directors in London this month. Huy now in this exclusive neighborhood. JACK LOUTET V 213 Lonsdale Ave Telephone L89 (j) Area of crown land intended to be occupied by the proposed works. None. (li) This notice was posted on the 17th day of August, iyoy and application will be mane to the commissioner on the 20th day of September, 1909. (1) Give the names and id- dresses oi any riparian proprietors or licencees who or whose lands are likely to be afiected by the proposed works, either above or below the outlet. Harry B. Howell, 1010 Georgia street, Vancouver; Maurice Gintzburger, 1001 Georgia St., Vancouver; Wm. Bailey, Chesterfield avenue, North Vancouver Oscar B. Allen, 440 Granville street, Vancouver; William C. Stearman, 2500 1st avenue west Vancouver; F. W. Caulfeild,Vancouver club, Vancouver, B.C. (m) The name oi the company in full. Caulleild's Water Works Company, Limited. (n) The head oflice. Rooms 80-87 Davis Chambers, 615 Hastings street west, Vancouver,B. C. (0) The capital—how divided — showing amount paid up. Twenty-five thousand dollars (|25,ooo) divided into twenty- five thousand (25,000) shares oi One dollar ($1) each, of which J5.00 has been paid up. (P) Copy of such parts of the Memorandum ol Association as authorize the proposed application and works: "The object! ior which the company is established are: (1) To supply the townsite oi Caulieilds, being part ol District Lots 811 and 1240 North Vancouver municipality and the neighborhood thereof, with water, and to carry on the business oi a water works company, in all its blanches. (2) To apply for, stoke and to sell and dispose of water. (3) To make, build, construct, lay down and maintain reservoirs, water works, dams, cisterns, culverts, filter beds, main and other pipes and appliances and to execute and do all other works and things necessary ar convenient for obtaining storing, selling, delivering and measuring water or otherwise ior the purpose oi the company. (4) To acquire water records or licence! and reservoirs, water works, main and other pipes and other works already made or constructed with the object of supplying the said neighborhood with water. (Signature) CAULFEILD'S WATER WORKS CO., LTD. Per Francis W. Caulfeild, Managing Director. (P.O. Addreii) Vancouver, B. C. Canyon View Hotel CAI'ILANO THE FINEST TOURIST RESORT ON THE B* C. COAST AUTOMOBILE STAGE meets every car at end ol Keith Road Line, North Vancouver. Kates f J.50 per day anil upwards. F. LARSON, Proprietor. F. CANCELLOR, Manager Lynn Valley Acreage We have ievt-ral acre Mocks, oloN to new oar extension. Fur future rabdivkiOM theie oiinnot be equalled on north side of Inlet Prices from $475 per acre and good terms. ALEXANDER SMITH £* CO. Lonsdale Avenue, near Ferry Phoncs-Oftice 24 House 22 i fiefs The Sixth Annual Exhibition will be held in Horticultural Hall on Friday and Saturday, 10th and I Ith of September, 1909 $75000 GIVEN IN PRIZES for Fruits, Vegetables, Flowers, Slock, Gardens, Domestic Science, Lidies' Work, Children's Work, etc Promenade Concert Children'! Sports Public Dance Full detailed Frire List will be issued in a few diyi " NORTH VANCOUVER a.mpb.11 A Unfit Proprietor. STEAM LAUNDRY Everything new end up-to-date. All clmei of laundry work for hotels, houses, individuals, etc. First class work ny latest and best methodi. City md district delivery. Moderate charges. Hive your Launbry Word done locally, lit Al) OniCE AND WORKS: Mth Street, Eait DOWN 10WN 0 Hid 37 I onsdalr Ave A. J. HOOD ,<i Lonailf.l* Avi, KXl'KRT WATCHMAKER JEWELLER, ETC. Watches and Clocks Clean*! and Repaired at moderate prices All nnrl ftiirioteetf. For Fall Planting Bulbs Irom tlie beet Euro-nan and Japan growers. Home grown Iruil and ornamental Itaat, grown on np-land soil without irrigation, in the only part ol the American continent not infested will, the San Joae scale. Garden, Field an.l Flower Seed.-tcst- ed stock Imm the lust growers in the world. Wire Fencing and Gate Spray I'nmpe, Fertilisers, Re* Supplies, Cut Flowers, Spraying Materials, etc. White Ubor only. , New 167 page Catalogue Iree. M. I. HENRY Graenln.ii.e. and See.lhouaes :t010 Westminster Road, Vnueouver.H.C Branch Nursery I South Vancouver lis I iih All new houses should be piped Ior gas in order to lave the heavy expenditure lor thii convenience at a later date. N. V. LIGHT, HEAT k POWER CO., LIMITED, Lonsdale Ave. North Vancouver Tran»fer •"SISS1* # ti 092**91 m Cartage, Removals, Parcel Delivery, Storage ON H«A»aaN»HI.S lHRUS iihr wiHiia mini iiii wit Telephone 70. Ni|hl talis 1 j THI EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. TIIK EXPRESS tK.ii^liip with, and its material Noam Vascouvii, B C. MwKm uI'0"' uU *■ intimls ..I the community in which it is H*T«s ur ScnscKii-riijs : published, the local newspaper Out. vear afl.00 is expected to be. well abreast ol SfTrthi' • ' ■ ' « \v<M~ ***** « "«**« Uniltnl Stales :iiMI'uri.ii-ii,|l..Vli.i-ryi-arJin advance oi it, it is expected that those in control ol the paper will produce a iicdu.ilile shcel, such as will favorably impress outsiders as to the 10111- AUVKRTISlNli KATF.S TiumiaxT |iui-i.AY a mm llllllll .VI Cents JUT llllll Clli 'll ill-.Ttiull. Lowis N..ticks, Etc.—♦1.00 |..*r inch pit month. Lam> am Tihmi Nofieu 'M -lav., |ft 60 ilays, |7.AU. LauAi. Auvih'iisimi—first umcrliuii, 1(1 Cents per Inu-; cinl. MlbaMqDWl inner lion, (s, per line. Blind Norm ii Local Nm Coi rias—11) cnif |ai.rliin*,.'a.*li lotmtlotl, CnrtKAtT I III HI llllllll IlltW arraign) icoordio| to .puce tiku, All changi ■ ni contract idnrtiMntuti mnst I*" in thl InunIp oi thl primer l.y W«lii,.i..lavi.v.*iilia|* to UHN 1'iil.liralii.n Inllie uol issue Nokih Vam'oUvkk, Si l'i. lo, lijot) NORTH SHORE PRESS LTD, The general aad steadily accelerating forward inovement ia the development oi the North Shore ..i Burrard Inlet, is dear- It recognized by ihose who arc dost- studtnis oi local condition!. This progress is itronj It in evidence from Uowe Sound on the west, to the North Arm on ihe eail, and from lhc waterfront on the souih, io Un* i,:i i- injj diitricti at thc head watcn oi ihe creelu on ilie north, Moreover, tin influence ol thii .i.n..Hit 1*, lelt all along lllc line oi local intereili. li manileati itsell in tin* building ui roudi. and ni preparation! Utt greaiei activity in ilns regard in tne Iii.ii luiiiii mi systematic lm,... in in. mbdividing oi acreagi traits, in uider to render them nadil) marketable; in tac coming ci additional induathal cou cerni, to locale on ilns aide j- thi hiiii, iu Mi.nit increan ui button iijm.ii thc part ..i nnius- trial concern! alreadj ratal ed, and alsu upon thc pert ol local merchant!; in thc large ., in.iiuii ol building which is ... preient under wai; in the Head iniilU ul population ol a Uiu ,1 dutiable and ui a permanent character; in tli. eztenuoa and eipaniion oi Uaniportalion la clllllcs. With a tlui lo .ills-til* iiijj prment requirement! and oi meeting the greatlj increaic-o demandi oi lhc near future, i..>... UpOU lhe p.ill ul lllc Kill illlt. t'li'.ilc olid the 11. t, J-,1. ki. Co., and in main particular! oi iii i than thon mentioned, Tins entile movement ii one >.i health} growth, ol all round development, .unl its lignilicance 1 loit lo tlluse it Uu stud) tlic illll.it lull sullltlelill), la, in ,i i. ia. auuratel) Interpret Um ... llu nines. In a movement ol tins naimc, in ..nt communit)-, it ii but Um aetata! ..Llu ilui Um local papei slu.iil.i participate. I inui normal coaditioni, thi n inititution ihai ii in iuch i touch mth the ihought oi tin communit} aa, or that ii iiaa.u auKeplibli lo thou coaditioni which, lot llit nine obtain iu Ihal community, lhan Uu newspaper whkh lervca that particulai coniUtuencjr, At the saint* tune then is lio medium, 111 wllltll ulltle, lo the HUM ditto* .ami I of lull all* i icnticated information, which * II t'i ., lllll, illll Hll.l},'! iln* probable deli luplnellLs ol the lu- ture, ai in ihe local newipaper, Tin newipaper is Um, at uiice a thermometer upon which is rcgiitered the rceolteat iiiiliinue pi eaiiting condition! ia Um . mitj ainl also a baii.lne- 1. 1 b) nn,ills ul uhlili llu.se ex- 1 ling mil.Iilia.tl*. luluasl the probabiliUa ol the future. Ikiaiisc ul iln intinialc ltl.i- liiunil) liom whkh il emanates, and thai lhe) will follow an eli- terpriiing policy such as will keep lhe paper ttell abreast ol lile nines, in its tuiistilucni)'. Since The Express came under ilu control ul those who have been in chargi oi the paper ior Uie pasl one and uiie-hall years, il has been the endeavor to keep iliu principle! above enunciated, constanth in new and lo acl according!). The lact that this polk) has been rcioguued and appreciated, is evidenced by ihe i aai uui intereit minlhit m thu paper by the citizens, and in Uw iu)al manner in ninth the iiu.w- nal, liieiiaiitilc aiid olher business nilelesls ul the cullllllUllllv halt, rallied round the shcel; lo uhlili causes ll is lively admitted that tlic success thus iar attained, is maud) attributable. The liiauajjeiiiiiil has lur sonic tunc past been impressed with lhe fact that, in order lo measure up tu what mighl reasonably be expected in lhc luture Irom the local newspaper, a broadei and stronger basis ol i.ig.inualioii uas imperative. Following out this convktfam, lhc business has now been organized on a joint stock basis, under lllc name and slyle ol ".Norlh Shore Tress Limited." This name has been chosen because it is comprehensive and ltMjjnaics accurately, iht mn* iiitucac} which The Express us* piics to occupy,uaiiicly, all that iniUnit iihuh at present luin- piiscs the illy and lhc dist rut oi North Vancouver, httinri as ihe interceta oi all mcUom oi lhe .Noilh Shore as thus denoted mil be, in the broad sense, identical, ior iii.uii yean io colnc, irrespective ol tile setiial centre! ol population that nia) In created here or there. It mil be the collliuued an.l nl Hit Kxpress lo creditably repl csdil this constituent)- which ll has the honor tu unlip), alld tu nndur efficient and valuable service lo all Worthy interests mil tallied therein. In ihe coiiiniuii purpose it huh a. III.lies all llllu ale aitlicl) identified uuh the North Shore, oi promoting bm Intenata .md ui developing her magnificent resources, The Expicss heartily palllilpalcs ami hopes lor lllc continued goodwill ami co-opef*- illoll ol lllc cill/.tlls nl bulb tit) iini diatrict, in uldci lllal lhe |MjM lil.il atlalll lllc lalgcsl ilstliiliuss in Us sphere. DON'T FORGET We always carry in simk SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS and BACON also PREMIUM COOKED HAMS ami thst our pries, cannot ha beaten. C.R.MCktUN GROCER Lonsdale Ave and htli it ELDER MURRAY CO. Subdivision of Blocks 2 and 3, D. L. 613 Keith Road $ Sleel llrldgs -——\ $ Road ? IT H 16 14 13 12 U 10 1 ■ i ■■■>: wo (| |( „ n , 1 Mill Road Allowance Price-I to 8, $430 each —9 to 16, 400 " TERMS- '4 cash, balance 6, II and 18 monthi. We can strongly recommend this as a good and sale investment The Sherwin-Williams Paintt Cottr tht Earth ******** *********************** .1 THE LONSDALE PHARMACY SELLS DRUGS AND MEDICINES AT VANCOUVER PRICES ... TRADE AT HOME GIVE US A TRIAL ON YOUR NEXT ORDER. RHONE ig P. S. THOMAS, Phrn. B. DRUGGIST tooooo***o******<*****<'********************* We carry in stock a lull line ol Rifles, Guns ami Ammunition at the lun nst ninrkel prices Conn in and see the new Canadian Ross Rific. Paine tU McMillan The Pioneer Hardware The Sheroin-Williamt Paintt Cottr tht Earth BAFEGUA1D6 K8BDR0 lt is a fortunate tilcliliislaiiic that up to llu- presenl im accident has been incurred l.v anv number ol the great clouds tvbii h Iind it necessary In cross the C.l'.R. railway Hacks, m going to and from the lerry landing on the Vnni.iat.-r si.l- The narrow escape- '.« Ilu ll l.n morning, ol an aged lady. I resident ol North Vancouver,li' u: serious accident at this danger point, calls attention to the urgent need ol some adequate provision lor public safety. The i.ise is too palpable that public pinion could not lie other than unanimous with respect thereto. It is probable thai no expedient involving large expense tniltl lie adopted at the present tune,bill il the citv of Vancouver ituiild igrt-e to station a policeman at this point, to take the supervision ol lhc pedestrian trallii.lhc situation would be relieved 11. Km l M ""j all kinds ol Mission and Antique 1'urin- tnr-a, -"tore, 09m, Hank and Har Futures. Repairmi in all its branches. ITS Tblrd II. Va. Bti. ChMWrB.11 and Lnniii.l. ..l I*, -it. BcDool MAIL ORI-EKS given prompt attention Home Made BREAD Oakes, Paslry, Confectionery ll.'-' Mall, I * « fl ami 1 ain |N Lonsdale Avenue l ! ! SPECIALS FOR LABOR DAY t The lollowiiiK just receired (rom thn east. Nothing newer or .hea|ier in Vancouver. A choice line ul New Neck Kucliing (rum 10c, flells, Latest Styles, Irom 2oclofl.UU. Fancy Collars from 25c, i yards Hair Ribbon, all colors, (or 25c. (Inr new stock ol jewelry has arrived, heautilnl ilcnigns very cheap. It is not ■.-"in*; to rain, but st-e our fl.mi umhrellas. You cannot match lliem. DRKSSMAKING ON THE 1'ttEMISES. ■r mi 11/9*2 PI0NEER DRY GOODS, ^11 \ VV ^ Gent' Furnishing and Fancy a,,r,n ^ Store. Cor. 2nd& Lonsdale KBTABI.lHHKri lt)a.(t : 0 § t New ClothinO Tor Tall Ha* Just Arrived Buy early while [there Is a larRe range to choose Irom. Every suit is a bargain CUMMINGS dent's Clothing. I uini.lungs, Men's, Ladies', and Children's Hoots an.l Sli".*. NEXT TO BtlNS' MEAT MARKET HERE'S REST Direct From the East a Large Shipment of Iron Bedsteads To some the word I.-.I mean, nly a plice In .leep and rml. Hut with the ideal housewife it MMM (ur a great ileal more. I, .ulesfor (deep the bed must help tu make the room look pleusnul and allriti'tively furnished Nnl "I impurtance is a store when, miti-faction can he found Having an .-lira Urge shipment ol blafljM (rum the Inclury, .. hia-h ilii'lild, . mir -ire M design itOttt I no time ilmnld he lost in coming tu in.|«H*t lium A Uti..r clu.ice cannot be had any. where, nor lower prices. $4.00 TO $30.00 mi urn \\m\m wm: mmm 34 and 3* Lonedal* Special Buys Two I,ote close to waterfront. All cleared and close lo Second Narrows. |2N)each. fllSlcash balance 11, 12, IS. AO-foot lot, cleared and close to Lonsdale rat. t ■" lii'i cash, lialar.ee 111) per month, no intereat. Capilano Acrenge, It) acres at |7n.0O per acre, close lo new hotel. Terms 'j cash, balance H and 12. C. E. LAWSON Real i-.sfcii. Spcdalut 15 Lonsdale Ave. Phone 70 THI EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVKR, 1. C. V White Cliff City Twelve Miles from English Bay Pier White Clifl is K n.iiiit.l U- eause ul tin* (act that unt of lhc Waters which law- ils ihortl rises a soiut-ivhai lun, rounded rock blull, worn siuuulh liy thc friction ol the ivatcis through the ceiiliirits and ble.ulied while ibv the combined tctioo ol the salt water and the sun. The property is situated at the extremity ul 11..tic SuiukI on the south-east, and comprises a jut tin-* peninsula, mil iiij-h severed (loin the mainland liy the eiiiio.uliin-- waters ul fkglc li.irl.<ii mi iln suiuh, and Horseshoe bay on the lioilh. The 13011 acres which comprise its area, ale illtidcd inlo llirce parallel talhis lit ranges ul lutt lying hills, among whose rmiilil ed lops nestle many lniiiiaiiii. plale.ills, providing dt-lighl lul nooks, inviting t,. net coolness and quiet. These valleys art platted intu spacious lots, untiring in all sonic 2110 attis ,.1 land. So deeply is the peninsula indented with bays, that it mg .unl mountain climbing give varied opportunity ior exercise lu the sitting. White Clin was a favorite camping ground ol ihe Indians, .iiul su lulll ittie lhe) lo Lave lis lii.uities llial llu* rocky isles along Us shores were tin* burial grounds ol their thicis. To the early white settlers it was Uiuitii as the "Cit-ni ol Hone Bound." On account ol its many natural harbors, this peninsuij has lung been one ol iln most popular ports oi tall with yachts- nun. Theie lhe mosl fragile will provide every modern convenience, when completed. A lake surrounded by evergreens, nestles in the hills immediately at the rear of the properly; but in order lo make every provision Ior an unlimited supply ol pure water for domestic purposes, water rights have been tiled on three mountain streams running through, or adjacent lo the property. The installation ol a water servire system will receive early consideration. Two of these streams Iall over high precipices, developing excellent water power, and it is planned lo Utilise this for electric light and power purposes. The preliminary clearing for roads and streets has already mm men-red, ami the townsite will be intersected by spacious streets and shady avenues. At present, White Cliff is about one hour from Vancouver by means of steamship service, and a special ferry service from English bay pier lo the property and return twice daily is in contemplation. In addition to this the Keith automobile and driving road from North Vancouver lo White Clifl, the continuance of tlie electric cariine from Vancouver to White Clill, and the building of the V. W. & Y. Ry. possesses a coasl line of nol less than seven miles. Nowhere in all this land of beaut) has nature bun 1111.ru prodigal ol all that lijuiiiulc the mind alld builds up tile bod\ 1 hall al Ull lie Cllll In lh. Us hill ami dale, mountain stream and mean U-atll, its shady glade, alld lull-tup tuns, ils spaikliug \t.iltis (rom lhe siiow-iappeil 111aiimt.1111. Us set bathing mi nuiiiiioiis I*.... In ainl Iht lilt-giiing ,11 ul iln greal I'.n nit permeating all, cralt an iiicitu.ilh sheltered from wind and waw. At the same lime, the deep waters .•( Borstshoe bt] im ol i-isher- man's GOVC. oiler must excellent •null..1,ige lur lhe largest vessels Deep sea tilhing lor tod, sia sole. s.iiiiiiiii troUt and sal mun, ailuids a musl enjoyable and ivliil.ii.itmg spun 111 the I immediate twitim, while adjacent mount,nu streams entice llli .itili-lll angler to llieir tool lt*. isms lul smaller spctlliniis ol ilu linny tflbe. Uuh miiuI.1i through the property, with a reservation for a railway station on the shore oi Horseshoe bay, constitute potent factors in the progress and up-building of White Clill. The present run ol one hour lo White Clill will lie cul in half by lhe consummation ol the planned transportation. Not the least importanl plan lor the ihwlopintiii ol white Clill is an hotel of the most up- to-date type, with spacious grounds. Under the control of lhe Uialiagiiuiiit ol the hotel families who desire seclusion. The hotel site has been decided upon, and for convenience and beauty stands unrivalled. Clill Bay, where the hotel will be situated, oilers splendid opportunities for salt water bathing, and on lhe Sound within a mile ol the hotel site are the deep-sea lishing grounds ol the early aborigines. Part of the original hotel site is platted into lots, and will be available for erecting permanent homes in a position that will enable the occupants to avail themselves of the comforts and conveniences of a lust class hotel. A feature tributary to While Clill which will appeal to thc student and those who wrestle with problems, social, economic tine] religious, is the proposed summer school. It is the intention lo conduct this school along the lines ol the popular Chautauqua'assemblies of the United States. The curriculum ol the school will include lectures by celebrated scholars from Great Britian, Eastern Canada, and the United States. A tract ol 45 acres has already been set aside for school purposes. The letters ol enquiry and approbation already received from distant parts of Canada and the United States, justify the most sanguine views of this feature of White Clill. The working out of this broad and comprehensive scheme is a matter of only a comparatively short time, and White Clill City is without doubt destined to stand in practically the same relation to the congested population upon Burrard Inlet,, in which Atlantic City stands to New York, or Brighton to London. The summer resorts of the North Shore will contribute an important factor to the facilities allorded for relaxation and recreation, at a convenient distance Irom the busy and crowded commercial and industrial centres. SOUTH AFRICAN NEWS J. W. Balmain is in receipt of a letter from South Africa, by A. Wilkie MacKenzie, formerly prominent in mining circles al Saiitlon, and who went to the veldt with the Strathcona Horse Discussing conditions in South Africa, Mr. MacKenzie wiites as (ollows: "The Dutch or Boers are quite settled down. Of course you Iind a lot of bitter and disappointed ones amongst them just the same as you will hear today in the States between the north and the south, they siill hold to the old grudge. The Dutch women are marrying a- mongst the British, so there is no doubt that through time, ilu old sort- will be blotted out. Ol course our present goveriiin.iii are Dutch, but everything runs smoothly, and now thai ihey are forming a union of Cape Colony, Natal, Orange River Colony and Transvaal, il will bring relations closer together." government commission to control all towns springing up a- long the railways. The rest must be lelt to local patriotism and local intelligence." General Contractor CLEABIW, i.n.tniNii, KXC.tVAT- ING, Kti'. BUI MM • H Preserving fruit* PEACHES, PLUMS, CRABAPPLES, ETC For sale by the case. Best Emits at Lowest l'rices. Also full sluck of fresh (1K0CEHIES and DAIRY PRODUCE. IHI WELCOME PARLOR J. elerssen, Pi o|>. 65 Lonidale Avenue. Liquor License ^plication TAKI NOTICE, that 10datallerdale *■ I inland tu apply tu ilie Board of Licenw, Cuiiiii.i.m.iiirri fur llit l'u** ol Nurlli Vancuuver, for a -hop or bottle liafii.t, under the pr. anions of tha ".Municipal Clauaea Act", 190*3, lor the purpuae of «.*liin| liquor under tha pro- w-iiaia. of Sub-se.-liun 3 of Section 175 of •ai.l .let, in a two etury block, lob* ereettd on Lol -lli, Hlock 156, Sub-divi- •ion uf District Lot 271, in the lily of North Vancuuver, which aaid lul it situated on lhe North Hide ol First itr.-et, Kant ..I Lonidale Avenue. D**Jed thin 3rd day of Septembar, A.a, tm, WILLIAM J. TULK M Good News i IB Hair I'm 1,-ic Shave 10c R. MILLER, l'ra.|.. 18 Lonsdale Ave. N.V. Fish Market All ki.aal.aaf I-H, Ki.li d-.|j*--r*v daily Smoked Fish a ipeciallv. Poultry, Fa-ii- an.l VegaUblea Our aim ia to please our cuitomera ia to (tooda and pricei. Cor. Lonsdale Ave. A 8th itreet Phone 84 Pioneer S. H. Walker, • Proprietor No excuse now for not BUYING THAT PIANO Contracting for seven! hundred pianos J375.00 to 1(450.00 grides it a big cut from Minufai Inters' Wholesale Prices, enables us to ship in CARLOAD LOTS and by the "new harness system," MVieU to us many dollars in freights alone, we are now selling Popular Dependable Pianos $J75 fatjo $300 »3i5 J.6.00 to 110.00 per month When you deal withus you get the best that Thf. Larcisi PiamoCom- . krn in Wesntl Canai.a, backed by jtTSAtl I'Kti. mar ixiKKUHtl I and au abundance nl capital, can Kive. Montelius Piano House, Ltd -JM4I lUlllefa SlrtaM wwl Vancouver, • • B.C. Pn sli Bread daily delivered to nil pans of the cilv. 16 I.i,.ves for } 1 4 for 15 cents. TRY OUR MILK BREAD HIGH GRADE CAKE PASTRY, ETC. PIONEER BAKERY phoni 8 71 Lonsdilt Art HERE New enterprise on Lonsdale Avenue, No. 443 Batw.-an Ith andMh Mreeta. The North Vancouver Piano Co. & school or MUSIC Will Mil you my 'inltrumant wanttvl and t*arh yon how In play iIhmii. Oavt your piano tuning ordt-ri at this plice. Call and »«e ut. Kaay terma extended to you. AI.L HOODS ANH WOKK (il'ARANTKKIi Be* Look (or the above tndemirk, the sign nf quslity. on your cereal foods. We manufacture the best Rolled Oats on the markit todty. Leive your orderi with us lor HAY, GRAIN AND CHOP Prompt Delivery Sitisficlion (iiianntee.l in. Brackman-Ker Milling Co. Loildilt Annua, it Firry Liadmg jts. Chipnun, local minifir. *t~~i j lus strength .Hid li.llc Iii llli int,iiul, wluli Iti roedl .iiul trails, Us lulling bo,itiin[,liunt* iinproviiiiiiiis, nhnb Mn owneri mil bi tamerou mel] cottefn ol this ideal Miiimiti reaideace dotted ettMf Um evergieea iir property have is contemplation, trees and spreading maples, ior 11 ll .. a I II A Difficult Proposition (To be done on an ordinary City Map) Place one puint nf a coiii|inss at tin- font of Lonsdale avonu-- .nu), witli 1 radius nf 9.1, inches, deeoribe nn arc, cutting ll.l. rV.iH tt iboDt the middle of nur Hall Acre Blocki—thtl if, nt Block 28—and Inning its points terminating at the waterfront It is required to find within this reditu a half acre hlock with mU,mm))i surrounding and view P*|U|1 to llmse in D.L BM, fnr $318 each. Invi -torn are realizing it cannol be done imd are *nirchai,iiig them on very Nn terms. Martinson & Co. Real K»tnte nmi IniMirnMee DfoktHI ♦♦♦♦eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-meeeeeeoeeeeeeeoMH THE EXPR1SS, NOHTH VANCOUVER, B. C. CHORAL SOCIETY The North Vancouver choral society held a meeting on Wednesday evening in the diitrict municipal ollice. About fifteen members were present. A couiniittee was appointed to Interview last year's nu-inhi-rs and gain their renewed support Ior the coming season, also to obtain the support ol any new miners who may be intc-it-stt.l in choral music. Tho uitiiiiiiltiT consists ol lllc following: Mrs. Braim, Dr. Morrison, Messrs. .Tallies, Farmer, and Hooley. J, Alexander was elected conductor lor the season, and II. V. Smith, secretary. It was decided to hold Ilic lirst practice- oil Wednesday, the 15th inst., at X p.m., in tin- Ks plaliade cafe. Cowt-n's taiil.it.1. "The Rose Maiden" will Ik- l.ikr en up, and it is hoped to be ibll to give a concert about Christmas. All last year's members are requested to be present .iiiil bring their music. Any new comers desirous ol joining this organization will be welcomed and may obtain information, with regard to copi«6 of music, etc., from the secretary or any member of the committee. In the police court, Tuesday morning, Geo, Eastman was lined live dollars or ten days, (or drunkenness, and Christie .lohn and Stephen Anthony, two Indians were fined twenty-lite dollars and costs, or one month in gaol. C. N. Haney, ol Vancouver, barrister, is to address a meeting in St. Andrew's ihurih on Monday evening, at N p.m., under the allspices ol the V.l'.S.C. B., his subject lieing "Liquor Legislation." The public arc u.nliallv invilcd to atlclid, .nnl are assured of a capable handling of the subject, as Mr. Ham 1 has made it a special study. THE IBOATTA [Editor Express: ' Sir—As captain ol the North Vancouver boating club, I desire to extend my sincere thanks to tllie public at large for the hearty support and attendance accorded us at last Monday's regatta. To the young ladles who took, an active part in a goodly nuiii- jbtt ol Ilic events (whkh addird largely lo the success of our ng,ilia 1, I extend my deepest gratitude, and 1 firmly liu.it that in luture aquatic spoils thev will always take an active part. 1 had promised tthcii awarded the sculling championship ol 11. Ca, that 1 wollld row no more, but, finding a lingering enthusiasm in the ranks of the Norlli Vain outer ilub, 1 decided to resume the harness so as to induce my fellow members to take ,111 interest in the welfare of the club. ' Climatic conditions havt- ruined my health, and, therefore, at the close ul the season, I shall regretfully retire from the iolds of the roiling club,and whatever my luture liiovciiiuits may be, 1 shall .iltvavs have the fondest wishes for the prosperous welfare of the North Vancouver hotting club. To the lollowing business men 1 am thankfully indebted ior prim and donations: j J, A. McMillan, F. W, Robertson, Hon. Carter-Cotton, Wood \k Son, W. J, Dick, A. W. Nve, A. J. Hood, Dr. Caniplbcll, Ross & Co. of Vancouver, silver np by P. Larson, A. B. Diplock, cup bv the Caiiaidian Fairbanks Co., Paine .St McMillan, f. Clin Con Jones ol Vancouver, a gold medal, whkh will be contested at some future regatta. Voiirs sincerely, J, N. J. HROWN September H, 1909. PROMENADE CONCERT The following is lhc programme for lhe promenade concert to be held in tbe Horticultural Hall tonight at H o'clock, /'iiiiiiiami Viclm "The Gitrdenol Dream,' ■ Mm Cameron anil Mm Matcnn Stwr Sclrcttil Mr. lloolex SlOg "The Armorous Goldfish Sidney /onei Attn Cameron Comic Song Selected. Mr. S. llumphret. Violin Duel "Petit Marche" Hermann The Mmet Archihald StOf "The /on,,/Moiil" lMntl Mon,lion Mr Ailammn Piano Solo Stlecttii Miss Marcon •Wl' "The Deathlest Army" H. Tiotne Mr. Farmer 1'iano Solo I'Ellcnliin:'' Jenhnwn Mm/. Ar.hihulil &•¥ "Ilafifi Song " Teresa del Mg* Mrs. C I. Jackson Smi Selected Mr. lli'olet INTERVAL Violin Trio ' 'Moment Music ar' Scliuhtrt The Misses Archibald Smt "The Miller and thr Maid" Then. Marzials Mrt. Simpson Piano Solo Selected Mr Alexander F Reilh ''.•' I'lid "Strtet Bells al Eve"'. Mn Sun/.. on and Mm Cameron Comt, Song Selected Ml. Humfhies. Violin Duet "Shine Lillle Glow IVorm" Misi Cameron and Mm Alaiion S*M "The Sailor i Grave" Arthur Sullivan Mi Farmer *•*¥ "Down thr Vale" Fi.inf I, Mu Aim Cameron Piano Solo Selected Mr Alexander F. Rei/h ■Wc "The Pefoutn Love Son/;".'. Ciro Piniutt Mr. Adamson S<"*i "My Am Folk" Laura Lemon Mis. Snnpton Vocal Duel -A Re.ru/ar Rotal Oueen" Arthur Sullivan Mrs. Simpson and Miss Cameron God Save the King, Saturday, September llth, 1909, B.30, Dance. Tickets $1.00 Members of the Horticultural Society, half price. MILLINERY You are muted to visit our Millinery Parlor. Tm latest ideas in Milltniry, Halt, l-lou-ert, Ornaments Tullei, Rihhons, Chiffons, Velvtts. The assortment tall he found complete. MI8HOURLE iir Lonidale Avenue Nm th Vancouver GREATER VANCOUVER NEEDS WHITE CLirr b tbt opinion of Acting Mayor Prescott who was a member of the party vbksb attended the formal opening (Jl Whiti* Cliff as a guest of Col. White. In his address Mr. Prescott said be "heartily congratulated the Company on the excellent idea upon which they were at work and expressed his appreciation of tlie opportunity of seeing for himself the lovely spot on which their choice had fallen, and declared that he had always considered Horseshoe Hay the hest spot for such a purpose on Howe Sound and was convinced of its success." Nowhere else in Howe Sound is there a location lor a summer home which has as many natural advantage! and the same beautiful scenery as you will find at White Cliff. The lots are 50 feet wide ; they face the Bay and command an uninterrupted view of the sound and snow-capped mountains iu the distance. It is an ideal view property. The attractive features of the location, the natural beauty of the spot, the splendid supply of fresh water from three mountain streams, the presence of deep salt water to the very shore line, the fact that the natural foreshore of Horseshoe Hay and Fiiherman's Cove is reserved for public UBe, the excellent fishing in the immediate vicinity ; its convenience to Vancouver, from which it is no further removed than an* the residences of the greater mass of business and professional men in sueh cities as New York and Chicago from their places of business. Such a resort as White Cliff is demanded by existing conditions at present, and we know of no more desirable location for the purpose than White Cliff. In order that you may fully appreciate the beauties of Howe sound it is really necessary that you visit the property. You will find White Cliff more beautiful than described. If you are interested in a site for a summer home, before you decide on any particular location, take time to carefully investigate the many points of merit in White Cliff. Call at my office and viow the many photographs taken of the property. The prices are low the terms easy. If you forward your name and address at once I will be pleased to furnish you with a copy of the beautiful bonk now on the press of "Picturesque White Cliff" WEST SHORE & NORTHERN LAND CO., LTD. ALBERT WHYTE, General Agent 23 Imperial Blook, Seymour street, Vancouver, B.C, Phone 3330 THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. f 11 f f 11111MMMItH t it | il 11 f t fl f 11M M M MI it TI ll I it I f ~~~»^^*~**^****~***^****~**^~~»*^*^^****«*»**«**«**«»**»***»»»^ MtUM9n9M99******99999999iU99992*tU***9**************^^ :# -1 < i ,,. ,,, ,.. ... ■ f' ... ' 3' |! «< tr***************************** ***************99******99990**9****9*-***********************i IMPORTANT NOTICE TO OWNERS AND INTENDING PURCHASERS Of North Vancouver Properties Cleared City Lots for Sale at Mrs I Cost The lew remaining lots in block 53, D. L. 550, on 14th, 15th itreet and Ridgway avenue, being one block west ol Queensbury park. Inside loti }joo to $525 each. Corners J600 each. Size ol inside loti 50 by 156 leet each. Corners 60 by 156 Ieet each. Theie lot! are particularly well situated, 15th street being already cleared and graded to its full width, and lots of similar ilze In that vicinity now selling for I700 to f<3oo each. Thi lot! above mentioned are genuine snaps. : 1 1 i 1 . f< u < < < For Sale Intending purchasers ol choice acreage west of ihe Capilano or in any other part oi lhe Uisirict will profit gieatly In con- nlting onr large and ix.lusivc list before negoluting Ior purchase eliewhere. Thii being the Imu in year of our establishment in business in North Vancouver we are thoroughly posted as to the various propertiei that may be offered lor sale and their values. We are the sales agents for a number of estates in North Vancouver city and district and havi a very good list of pro perties for sale at prices which were prevailing in 1907 and 1908 during the period oi financial dcpreision, and as we are now ip- parently on the eve of a period of great prosperity we consider thi present time very opportune for investor! to make a selection of North Vancouver property before the greater period of activity sets in. Capilano Acreage and City Lands Wanted Will lituated city loti, blot ks and acreage, and well situated clou in acreage in the district, particularly west oi the Capilano, and within one mile ol the waterfront. We have a large lilt oi clients, and ipecial facilities for negotiating sales where tin pricei axe right. We advertise your property without cost to you ii you give us lhe sole agency ior a reasonable period of time. Our past records demonstrate onr successful methods in negotiating sales, and we propoie greatly extended operation! and a large expenditure along strictly modern lines of ad- vir tiling. Wi have representatives in several advantageous parts in Canada, United States and Great Britain. It will pay you to lilt with us for quick sale if you have any property to oiler. ESTATES MANAGED Non-resident owners of property in North Vancouver who are unable to give personal superviiion to the management ol their estates are requested to correipond with us, being the oldest duly incorporated Company with its headquarters in North Vancouver, and being financially responsible in every respect, wt can give the (best assurances possible lhat business will be conducted along linei as accurately and surely as any banking establishment throughout the country. FOR RENT Wi havi a good hat of cottagei and houses for reat in choice localities in the city of North Vancouver, and shall be pleased to ihow any of them to intending settlers. Builders of houses in North Vancouver will do well to look over our list of choice lot! and blocks suitable ior building pui - pom. IRWIN & BILLINGS COMPANY, LTD. Incorporated A.D. 1906, under the Companies' Act 1897 and Amending Acts, with chiel place ol business in North Vancouver, B.C.) Cor. Lonsdale Avenue and 5th Street North Vancouver, B.C., Telephone 15 1*9**************0**0******************************************9*******0******9*********0*^ **0*****99999999*9**************0**************************^****^9*************o*^ ***0***99***9999999******************9*V***********************'*******^^ VICTORIA Mayor Hall's resolution tli.it incisures bc taken, with a viuu to bringing water into the city from Sookc lake, has been passed liv the city council. Then- are two mulhods suggested ior bringing in the water, one ol which is estimated to cost >.',- 236,500 and the other Ji,663,000 Mrs. Richard Grirlith, wife ol Captain Griffith, was found dead within 60 yards of her home, with a gunshot wound iu her side, just below the heart, She had been out hunting and was returning home when the fatality occurred. She was 20 years ol age. A lumber deal of great magnitude was put through this neck, when the Sidney Lumber Mills ; asset! into the ownership ol the Canadian Northern I.uinl.. 1 Co., Limited. The command of the military lories ol Hritish Columbia, has In-i-n formally translcrrcd from Col. J, C. Holmes, retired, to Col. J. Teters, the new D.O.C. The H. C. Tottery Co., Ltd., are ex|iending $30,000 In extensive improvements lo their plant at Victoria west. It is understood that the choice lor thc location ol the neu experimental farm will Iall upon either the Skinner farm. near K.squimalt, or the Kithel farm, near Royal Oak. Both locations are adjacent to this city. About fifty inquiries a dai Ml pourinj* into the olTice ol tlie information bureau of the provincial government, the large proportion of them from intending settlers. Secretary Clarke finds the work daily growing in volume and in intereit. NEW WESTMINSTER Hugh Bell, who has -been a gate Keeper at the asylum, created ,1 mild sensation hy jump ing from the Fraser river bridge into the uatrrs below. He was seen by Constable Haire, wlio hailed a boatman, by whom Bell who was disporting himsell in lhe water, uas rescued. He was taken to the police station and proved none the worse for his frolic. The application by the Vancouver Power Company, for lands around Coquitlam l.iU* lor the purpose of constructing a (lain, will be discussed by a public meeting of citizens. The company's plans will be submitted for inspection. On Wednesday ol last week, the body ol a man was discovered at the side ol Harrison laU-, at the twenty-two mile post. Kxaininatioii brought to light the fact thai the man's skull had been smashed in by a club or a similar weapon. An inquest was held and a verdict of wilful murder against some person or persons unknown returned. The man's identity has not been established, owing to (Intact that lhe face is charred lie- vond recognition. During August, the Fr.isir River Mills shipped between Ufl and IJO larlo.nls of lumber, totalling over (.000,000 feel. This is a record in monthly shipments by rail. REVELSTOKE The first successlul attempt to scale Albert peak, which attains an altitude of 9,988 feet, was made last week by Messrs. Cop- el and Sii^fried. The annual convention of B.C. lire chiefs was held in this city on Wednesday of last week. CHILLIWACK In contemplation of the early completion of the lines of the 11. C. El. Ry. Co. to this city, coiiMiliT.il.lc activity is btUg experienced in realty circles. A bylaw to raise Slh,ooo lor iiie purpose ol constructing concrete sidewalks, was retcnlli passed unanimously bv lhe ratepayers, and on Scptiiiiibcr 15th a vole will be taken on a bvl.m lu raise 1)6,000 for Uie purpose ul iii.iiailami/iiiji lhe principal streets in the city. The rural mail route between this cilv and Siilnas, now consists ill H bow and unin will lie ,uliled in the near luture. The s\ sit-in is giving the best ol satisfaction. NORTH VANCOUVER CITY Fact* are its Argument JOB PRINTING IF you nn- in m-i-il ol any Lodge Stationary, iuch ai By-Lawi Letter Heads, Envelopee, etc., or if ymi rejoin Billheads, State- mi'iits, Programmes, InvitntioiiH, Wedding Cabinets, Pamphlet!, Booklets, EUoeipta, Posters, Dodgers, Menus, or anything in the printing line, send your order in to this office. The work will bc first-class and the prices will be right. THE EXPRESS A loin lh ol lim laid Inlet 11 as developed liy the Canadian Taunt railway, with result ol large customs revenue to Canada. The national government now assists (manually development ul the remaining greater part ol lhe harbor. The centre and nucleus ol greater Hurrard is North Vancouver Ciiy. Twenty miles watcrirontagc available ior industries, shipping and railroad bases. Ferry system just bought up by city to hasten cllicunt and increased service. Two railroads to Norlli Vancouver authorised by Canadian parliament. Canadian Parliament has voted J200,urn, also tt>,\"" per rule Ior bridging thc Inlet and ton- necting North Vancouver with Vancouver. Railroad's bridge plans are approved by dominion govern ment, and both roads have |nr ,ue of the whole city is now mission lo use same bridge. Iwciity tunes what ll wai a bout twenty ycais ago. Vancouver's lirst-rate residence lols now realize more than twenty Canadian Tai ilic Railroad ll now negotialing with city tat leiiyage ol Us cars to Norlh Vancouver, also ior shoreline *«■ llulr __\ lweDly >"** base lor Uaiisler ol cars lo U.c|»«0' . ^«"»««»en»g tlaat locali- tiaiks ol existing electric .'.-I-11"* tlun«e' U u doubUul whc- wa„ j ther auy property is more sure ,.' _ , , ., , . , ol full ralio ol increase man lhe prospect Is thai .Nun 1 , , , , 1 lirsi-ratc residente ground pro- \ancouver will escape the -juti,,, , , ., , ... • , r , 1 . , iniul the lotallly ls pit.luii.I 1 a ill 1 i.ui slage ol existeuie, aald against depictialion. tlial early opening ol Us .-...oit- luie lailway will ensure rapid1 The grand boulevard ol North development ot industries aud , Vancouver is the third avenue ol porl. Jusi as lhe Grand liuuk the world and the broadest ol Tacilic railway means the doub- 'any city on this continent. Il ling ol populated Canada, so is dedicated to residences and Is the bridging ol limi.ud lnlcl piuteited for twenty years a- ineans a second Vancouver ou gainst deprecialivc ilructures. the north shore oi the harbor, liven here where the plethora oi wilh repetition oi Vancouver's |opportunities is the quandary ol history, perhaps more rapull) investors, the grand boulevard lhan in the lirst instance, as the lis the very bull's eye ol nivcit- province has now more popula- MM in Nurth Vancouver—the tion lor new cities to draw Irom inurk at which investment aims, Tlie history ol Vancouver's j having certainty ol quality and real estate stimmaii/rd 111 a |seeming certainty of large 111- scntcfiic is that the assessed vai- crease in value. rians, price lists ind other ini urination cm lie hid from thi North Vancouver and fr Improvement Co. Ltd. Lty. Mahon, Mrf arland & Nation, Ltd., Official \qri»t> COHSEll PESDE',1 AND XEYMOI'U STREETS, YASCOVVER, B. C. THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. N. V. BOAT CLUB REGATTA Tin* regatta held b) the North Vancouver boat club un Mondai was conducted undei favorable conditions, and proved an unqualified success, The glorious weather with which l„il In ■ was I,im.inl, great!} assisted in making thi racei enjoyable to ilic large crowd who gathered al the w.itiiIronl iu «muss ilu* m-w-i.i1 events, Tli,* main .aam . it,is lalil nil llulll Lal wii,ni, one liali mile i" tli. i . ' Tin* iiiii.i.ils iiii ilic .l.n win .IS InllnttS. Sl,Hills, l** .lul. .1. A. LVlcJlillau aiul .1. I! Hiuiiii, judges, I \i , Robertson and J. A. Donaldson The eventi, wilh the mul' 11 ceptiofl ui tin Gravilej iup raci were i..iiiiiiiii in ilu member! ul ihe ilula, ,iiiii iln enthusiasm tlispl.it ul, logethu wiih ilu* large number ol ium*,. In all ni which the lisi ul competitors was it dl iillnl, establishes ilu (act that North Vancouvi i boat club, is destined to become an Important facto: In boating eii ties on Burrard Inlet, hunts one ami two oii the publiihed program wen uhited, on account oi an accident to the 1'syciic, and the non-appearam. of the Wan.i, Iiiii ihis ttas ilu oaly departure [rom the official list". Tilt lollowing is the ittiili' 1 program, together with the respective w milei s: Event l l-'or boati ol the Clauicy cup class |'; miles)— I ist, Redskin, pair ol iniil giaia es given by Hun* Carter-Cottoh; 2nd, Vampire; 3rd, Aloha; |ih, Marguerite, Event 3 Single smli championship 11 mile) No 1,in 1, i Event 1 Ladies' single sculls >(\ mile)- ut, Uin i'age, silver nnil,il giun in .1. N. ,1. Hiuiiii: .-iul, \iis, \u, ci imu. 1 given b) .1. N, J, Brown; 3rd, Miss Graj pair oi slims given In Wood \ Bon. Event 3 ts 111 j^l. i.u.o. 1,1.. mile) isi, Wm. Elder, pair oi bouti giuu In Wuud \ Son; md, .in J, Brown, Jiooo ac* iiilciii insurance polic}; 3rd, W. Gilmour, Event b Double outriggei i.m* mill * ut, .1. Brown an.l li. Suulh, two boxes cigars given i'i J, A. McMillan and w Glen; md, w, Gilmoui and T. Riddcll. Imi 111 , Hots' loin oared race 1 .* mile) lit, F, Williams, G, I'ott hi, S. Anderson, 11. An ilelsoli, I,. Allilelsi.il, pocket knitcs given by A. 1). Nve and A .1. Hood; 2nd C, Bluett, I. Williams, F. Soiiiciville, H.Sulcus, T. Sti 1 ins. Event s Uixed race, one oal each I . mile)- lit, Aliss Uung and 1'. W . K.iluii uii, silver fern p..t given l.v Dr, Campbell; 2nd, dis. Nu .md ,1, N. J, Brown, silk umbrella given by Koss Xo., Vancouver, Event i) Sack .iiul spade race (20oyarda)—lit, U. Smiili and .1. Brown, gold watch chains by N. v. B, C; 2nd, W, Gilmour and T. Kid.lell. Event in- Double canoe race 1 .. iiiilej- ist, miss M, Laing .unl .1. N. .1. Brown, cup by P, Larson; 2nd, Mrs Nye and V, Cruise. Event 11—Four oared outriggers (i mile)--ist, J, Hrown (itroke), \\. Elder, I. Riddell, W. Gilinoiii, loin Masks given lit A. B, Diplock; md, J. N. J, Brown (itroke), R. Smith, t, w. ii'oi.iitsoii, F. Wright, Event 12 Motoi boat handicap Aim,1 112 nuns.1 slart 5.- 30.JJ, linisli 6.21,26, nine elapsed 31.04, Alkali isii,iub) slart ;, \t 11, finish 6.25.39, time el- aps.il 43.26. Kathleen 1,1 mina.) si.ni 3.39.10, imisli 6,25.54,time elapsed 46.4 |, Isl pil/e, silver Icup given by Canidlii l-'air- baiiks Co., I,id. 2nd prixe,caae |oi gatoline given by Paine \ Me Millan. The limes made in the Grave- ley 1 up class Were as lollows: Kc.lsk.in, si.ni Il.30.i5, linish 1.1 j. in. Vampire, itart 11.30.- 30, linish 1.Jo.50. Aloha Itart 11.30.aa, lmish 1.26.36, Marguerite i Jo nuns.) start 11.Jo.17 linish 1.52.02. The success ol the day is to a large extent due to tllc indefatigable ellorts of J. N. J, Brown ailil lhe chili desires lo express its thanks also to those who so kindly donated prizes. Edited by Q&vd) Clmkuii Von HJ W_m_Wtk__WmW-W-Wm_W-WkWmW-m__WkW----W Boys Wanted in Nurtli Vaiifoiivi'i-to sell "THE OUTLAW." Bend in youi' namei to— Manager "Outlaw" Room ill, Crown Building VANCOUVER, - - B.I a.* ^%aKis- " issued every fine tlie Qhoi/I •walks, tisuullii allirimli' Thursdays, liii Itr "Outlaw" Fliblishinri Co. Vancouver Clean, Readable Critical and Entertaining The piper thtt lias beaten nil Yuncu 11 ver rec- iirds in Miles, EiaairMaarasirPEMrMajaSffiraisMaia For Good Photos 1 seo Car butt Su. 1 <-...»! lo I llinl & RdQloia I aa,nrr I„I1S,I*,I,' .1 I **.|,l..* .llll'l i. I'S IC.IMIal.llll,. Results guaranteed j ia5ElBSEMaHaS15JEMt?illHr3M3Eia • 1 4 j- ' iJi2___&'y__i. 1 1 | ■ omoom +A-M ***+. Lal _ ■v*" " . -*-J -. .* Builders and Contractor* P, [-ARSON li prepered to mppl,i i imt', Brick, Sand, Cement -ind ill kiiials of BuildingI Material in quantities to suit iimi ni reatonable prioei. ALEXANDER & MACNAGHTEN Real Estate Brokers, Financial and Insurant Agents wc ri4vc $50,000 TO LEND ON FIRM MORTGAGE 1.1 Lonsdale Ave. Till imi r (»N .III. AFTKRNOO.N nl LABOR DAI —Ai'ri.Y— HOTEL NORTH VANCOUVBR' mnpoM No. 2, e**v-v\*v-**v--vt**w>-\*^^ LYNN VALLEY 16 Loti fl one to train lime. Price $115 t-mli. Tluer lols in a group f.u >,_,.- i,isli and balance at ,<m pei inonih. 6 ROOM HOUSE New md modern, iiu 1*4x41 fret, 1 block Irotn tbe llunie- vard, Price It 1,600, ffoocwh Bal imi 16, it, 18 te 2,| IllulltllS MAY & BURNS Keal Ksutt- and Financial Agents t*^.^.^----^'**-'-*^-.-.'-*^-.^'-*'^*^^'^.^.^^*^.^^!'*'** iM^^^^^^^^^M^¥^^^^¥¥¥*^M*^^ North Vancouver Horticultural Society and Farmers' institute ssacasura The 6th Annual Exhibition will be held in tbe Horticultural llall, Lonsdale Avenue on Fridaij and Saturday September I Oth and 11 tb, '09 $750 Given in Prizes l ll CIimm open to Vancouver md New Weetminetor Diitrioti Royal Horticultural SocietijN .silver and bronze medaU and several silver uifo.s for Fruit, Flowers, Vegetables, Florists' Exhibit!* Stock, Hardens, Domestic Science, Ladies' and Children's Work, etc. PROMENADE I ONCEET FRIDAY EVENING CHILDREN'S 8P0ET8 ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON PUBLIC DANCF. SATURDAY EVENING Full Detailed Prize List on Abdication to the .Secretary, MR. SYDNEY TYLER, NORTH VANCOUVER i PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE "CIVIC COMMITTEE." t»*tlt*ify/**f+/iMi+++***+H ■*/t*A**v**\i-v*VVV*^*^/VV\i* <A*V> N-awWW***-***'*** THE EXPRESS, MOBTH VANCOUVER, B. C. TOWN PLANNING PAST PRESENT AND POSSIBLE BY H. isn.aa IKUiO. In his second chapter on types ol ancient and modern towns, speaking of causes which have determined the origin and growth ol cities, the author cites M. Reclus' generalization, "primitiive man looked out the cite, civilized mail founded and Ibuilt the city." This is remarkably iuManced in our own neighborhood of Hurrard Inlet, where have Ibeen known the Indian villages on the Inlet shores, at the mouths ol False creek, Seymour, Capi- l.uio and other streams, around which in several cases city development has already taken place, and towards which in other instances city extension is rapidly moving. It is natural then to inquire what wollld determine primitive man in his selection ol sites. In the case of the Indians of our vicinity, abundance af fish and clam beds doubtless proved the principal attraction. Need ol drinking water would incline them to hug a stream's edge, and, as traversing primeval lor- est was arduous, easy canoe travel would determine location on the Inlet shore. Information is given in the volume under examination, that occasionally superstition operated to determine city locations, as in places where a great sulh lerranean river rose to the surface, or where volcanoes with their awe-inspiring eruptions led to lhe erection ol temples and the centering of population near lliem. Sometimes such advantages as an accessible "bed ol llinl for weapons, a vein of metal, a mine, or even a deposit of clay good for domestic pottery" would inlluence selection. Still ofti-ner primitive man would choose a spot on the natural highways of commerce— river Ibank, lake or seashore, where neighboring tribes would meet lor councils, Ior religious rites, or, most import jl all, lor barter and tra^. The silts of both London and Paris were determined by the advantages ollered for fording the Thames and Seine, a choice that was later confirmed bv defensive advantages. Most often perhaps of all, the sites of ancient cities weie chosen because well situated for defence. "Great regions of Asia and Africa still have every village fortified with 11 eastwork and palisade," and it is only 'il late times that fortifications n bulwarks of large Kuropeaii cities, such a*. Paris ..ml Vienna have bet-i converted into public boulevards Defensive unit trading advantages woultl largely rule the .-election of city sites during tin building up ol llu- great empires of the pas:. Ab a lirst move would come the military tamp, and then the trading post, the lirst generally on the line of lhe ini'uury roas, thu other on the common ira.k of travel. Development ol military stations would generally beat distances from each other ol a day's march, and trading posts would be uisinbule 1 aloig the lines of least resistance. It is thus evident, that the "majority ot cities have owed their location to the accidents of place and cotiiluiKl.tl requirements." On the pisiiii-n ol a capital city the aut.io.-- .Mates the lirst and most ini] ort jilt requisite to be location it ar as practicable in the centre i' iht state, Ancient Rome is instances as "midway of the empire and central with the Italian peninsula" Paris, P.erlin and London are all instanced as well placed. To apply this practically to a licld of local ir' rest, il may be remarked that on this continent, extension of settlement with national grow' has left Washington and OlliJ.ita ml of central situation, and in Hritish Columbif be capitnl is a- bout as far as possib'- fiom the territorial centre. II Mr. Trim be correct in hi. judgment, that "t-iitral location is the prime r.qtuuite of a capital, it is po.sible lhat with the growth of population, the posi tion Ottawa may )et prove unsatisfactory to Lai.a.la at large and tha' of Victoria in.if yet be found too inconvenient for British Columbia as a whole. IHHllHHlUlllllin ;; TO ADVERTISERS 11 '' Changes of advertise- [ | • i ments must be in the ' j hands ol the printers .. not later than \Vednes- " '' day of each week to en- ,, . i sure publication. Posi- ' > ■' tively no variation Irom |, ], ihis rule will be made, < > •Wl"l-1-l-l-t-l-l-H-1»-I-111-l-M- CHURCH SERVICES St. John the Evangelist, 7U1 and 13th streets.— Holy communion 8 a.in.; morning prayer 11 a.m.; evening prayer 7 ' p.m. On the lirst Sunday in the month there will be a second celebration of the holy communion at 11 a.m. Rector: Rev. Hugh Hooper. Services at St. Clement's hall Lynn Valley: Morning prayer ll a.m.; evening prayer 7 p.m. Pries--in-chaige; Rev. H. H. Gillies St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, bth street:— Services at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday school 2.30 p.m. Service at Moodyville school at 7.30 p.m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 8 0 clock. Pastor: Rev. J. D. Gillam, M.A. Methodist ck.ui, corner 4th and St. Geoigc's avenue:— Services at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday school 2.30 p.m. Sunday school at Moodyville at II a.m. Prayer meeting Wcd- n-sday it 7.30 p.m. Pastor; Rev. B. H. Balderston, B.A. Lynn Valley Institute Hall:— Servi.cs every Sunday niorn- iin{ at 11, and evening at 7 p.m. North Vancouver Catholic Indian Mission:— B. C. GAZETTE The following appointments are recorded ill I lie last issue of the ollicial gjveiniiient organ: Glen A. Passinore, ol Michel, to be a justice of lhe peace; Joseph F. Rudnicki, ol Fernie, to be a notary public; t. G. Roiilh, ol Cranbrook, lo be duel constable lor Vernon police district. The following to .be commissioners for taking allidavits under lhe elections act: John Blayney, ol Cranbrook; John E. McCool, ol Fernie; Rev. Dr. Daniel Spencer and Con Jones, of Vancouver, John .McCoskie,o( Gulden; T. R. Haddon, ol McCurdo; Kobt. Mc- Keemaii, of Beards creek; Spencer Kiibinson, ol Vancouver and 1-r.iiik lv Woodside, ol Hastings The act constituting a court ol appeal is declared to be in force on September 1st. The supreme court acl amendment act is dei l.n ed lo lie in force 011 Septeiulit-r 1st. The Sharp Brown Green Co., Ltd., is incorporated with a capital ol fl5-000 as icil estate, lin.niii.il agents, etc. The Salmon River Lumber Co., is incorporated with a capital ol $40,000. Ludwig Vou Brendel gives notice of application to lease laid adjoining lot 6y3, Clayoqu it district. The Canada Foundry Co.,Lid. of Toronto, capital Sl,000,1100 is licensed as an extra provincial company, Thc .Smith Caniierv Machine Co., is registured as au extra provincial company. The following have assigned (or the benefit of tlieir creditors: Phoenix Steam Laundry Coinpanv, Ltd.; John George Mac- Kinder, printer, of Vancouver; mnl Benjamin G. Duggan,dredge contractor, of Vancouver. The lollowing application! lur water records are made: S. Armour, ol Kamloops applies I .r nine cubic feet per second ou< of Louis creek; the corporation of the city of Cranbrook make.; iji plication to expropriate the water records ol James taker, 1. T. Galbraith, ...un J(s.-[h Prairie creek; Ani',-e Goiiiln-au. ol Louis creek, nukes application for six cubic fi-"t pel second out of that creek; The Nortli Thompson Pile.trie Power Co., Ltd., applies lor rfty ,.'>.<* feet per second .ut ol Louis creek; H. \V. E. C.na■ 111, of Victoria, applies for loir cubic feet per second out 0.' Small creek, Esquimau distr..t. LICENSE COMMISSIONERS The city beard of license commissioner* iiu-i on Wednesday morning, at 1-1.15. Commissioner Steacy and Aid. Schult/. were present. Mayor May presided. Liciinsc Insp*. t*.r Chief Davies repotted the p-.ssiiig ol lhe bylaw closing iu-'- barrooms on Sund,ivs, and ilso that the law was not being observed. Othu- wise the hotel-, are well conducted. There briag no further business, the boat1 adio"-ied. The parade ' lhe Sons of England, on Sunday evening last, to divine service, at St. John's church, was well attended and most su-ccsslul. Rev. H. Hooper, rector, delivered a Sar- mon appropriate to the occasion A number 'f members ol the order from '/ar-iouver, attended willi the local tudgc. Royal Standard Flour is Western Canada's Choicest Flour It is a tried and tested flour of lutOWl and delinitc value. It is IM 1 a variable product—-one sail "ood and another one no good ii n'.solute uniformity it is BMurpamd. If you bate not tried it, u.tit- 1 satk today. And remember, in every 44II1 sack is a coupon '.-nl it ling the l.ol'li r .0 a chain'* ',1 win .1 ' —1 piece china dinner sei. Ten minibus are drawn each month. Kicp all the coupons you gel. The more you have, the better chance you stanO ol winning Always use Royal Standard Hour and alway* .save the coupons. i''I,'iui.i-.l',ired by KHiiiuiSiHieg.il VANCOUVER, B. I Phone 37 Ar*: ,ii.- Designs Sound tVnrkmanship Moderate Prices LAW & KNOWL MS P.O. Box 26 AlNHITKCTS A.M) H' M.DF.KS We Can Design and We Can Guild Sunday Services—Mass at 9 a.m. Sunday school at 2.30 p.m. Benediction at 3 p.m. Pastor: Rev. E. Pcytavin, O.M.I.V.G. Baptist Church, cor. 5th and St. George:— Sabbati school at 2 p.m. Services at 3 p.m. and at 7.30 p.m. COAL COAL NEW WK1.L1NGT0N Coal dime! (rom the mmm Place your orders now anil seture your winter's Mipply. Urge shipments ttill srrivt in a lew days. Prires right Urge supply of WOOD always Oll hand . . . • P. LARSON Hotel North Vancouvir Telephone No. 2. PALACE HOTEL Ratis $2.00 per and up Special rules to f h in - dies and to regular boarders Fill ROOI 6« Oll H REDA & ANDRUSS prophhtohs Second Strut, .... NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. THE EXPRESS, tl PER YEAR VANCOUVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY ACCOUNTANTS GROCERS W. T. STEIN & CO. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 319 Pender streei, Vancouver and North Vancouver ARCHITECTS E.STANLEY MITTON.M.I.C.A ARCHITECT 619 Hastings Street Wttt, VANCOUVER, B. C. AUCTIONEERS A. M. BEATTIE - AUCTIONEER - 66 Hastings slreel west it the oaly auctioneer who will pay spot cash belore th* tai* 1* conducted BARRISTERS F. C. SAUNDERS Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public. Member ol the ban oi British Columbia and Quebec. Room 9 Enipirt Building, 603 Hastings st. west. Vancouver, B.C. Phone 4166 SCHULTZ & ARNOLD Barristers, Solicitors, ttc. Rooms 104-105 Crown Building, 615 Pender Street Phone 996 S. D. Sehultx C. S. Arnold b-IHb Kallethe's Bath Cornsr Homer and Peader Sta. The only up-to-dat* and reliable bath house in British Co- lumbia- Ws cure where others fail. Saliafactios guartnteed or ao pay. Plsin baths, electric biths, shower baths, massag* lor body, scalp and lace; electro therapeutic baths a specialty. JOS. KALLETHE, PROP., Graduate M Berlin, Germany CHEAPSIDE GROCERY GEO. WAGG MUSIC Groceries and Provisions Wholesale and Retail 111*. Hastings St. (downstairs) Delivery Tuesdays and Fridays Prol. JOS. E. NURNBERGER Musical Director Vancouver Opera House Rooms 3 and 4 Elks' Hal'-, Cor. Kobson aad Granville Streets. DYtINQ AND CLEANING PERTH DYE WORKS Anderson & Hilton, Proprietors Dyeing, Cleaning, Pressing Ladies' dresses, silks, laces a specialty SALE 4 BREW1TT All Instruments. Phone 2530 Phone 463 M. W. WA1TT & CO., LTD. 558 Granville Street Pianos — Talking Machines - Music Goods Agents, North Vancouver 'The oldest music house in B. C. LADIES' HAIRORESSING -MR 11. A. POWELL Fur Tan, ''unburn, Kvtigli -km anil t'luiplee ure Uraugt- Flower Crrain. ll is ..nl)* 25c. per buttle, Iiul la norlli lit weight in gold, and it will always keep y..ur skin iiuootb aud clt-ar. Vour Hair may always In- kept look- log ila natural culur by llit- uae of Mary 1.11....iiuai.'i* Hair Kt-aiori r. ll ctiniea iu l.aiir alill.T.'iii colors. For licking, Dry scalp, and Falling Hair ua* Dr. irouville's i.a«iua ith*, and il will relieve yuu al ouo*. bcalp treatments given lu ladies and gentlemen. Toupees uiade on Ihe ahurUisl notice. .-ainiacii.aii guaranteed ou all work. Marcel wave by 1* reuch arlial. Facial Mataage, Shampooing and Manicuriug. MADAUK llU.MPHHfcYB WU l,ram iim Slreet OPTICIANS W. LAWRENCE SMITH Graduata Optician All work guaranteed Consultation Iree 49 Hastings street west Opp. Cameraphone theatrt PHOTOGRAPH IRS MARTEL'S STUDIO - PHOTOGRAPHERS - 111 Hastings Streei West, VANCOUVKR, B. C. Tht but equipped studio on the coast. Phone 3228 Formerly ol l/.n.lon, Kngland, will ..pen hia Music SUulio in U'Hrien'e llall Hastings atret'l, 1,11 September let. He will receiv.* pupil- l..r in.tructiuu ..11 the Violin, 'Cell., an.l Hiring Baas. S|iecial care given to children. Hours 10 to 4. He holds the liiglieal references (rom the lieal iiiiiMtal rirrles ol Lundon. Anv ii.li.riiialia.il regarding terms, ttc, may be obtained at tha Arlona Photo Studio, O'lirieu's Hall, ur at WlHiran- Till.- slreet. REAL ESTATE Keep your eyt oa EAST VANCOUVER HEIGHTS For particulars apply lo HORDEN A THORNTON Phone 815 440 Homer Stmt Yorkshire Guarantee & Securities Corporation Ltd 440 Seymour Street REAL ESTATE IMPERIAL PHOTO STUDIO HUSINI IS COLLEGtS SPROFT-SHAW Business Institute 336 Hastings St. W. Canada's Graattst Waslsrn Scheoi R. J. Sprott, B.A., - - Usasgir Family Group Specialists Cabinet size, ti per dozen Cor. Carrall and Cordova sts. A. SAVARD, Proprietor PICTURE PRAMING PITMAN'S Bua%inea» College 1S32 Seymour st., Vancouver Day school open all llu- year round. Night school commences September 8th. PICTURE FRAMING We have thc largest slock ol mouldings in ll.C.to select Irom so when you want framing done cheap and well gel our prices. BAILEY BROS. CO* LTD., 540 Granville and 138 Cordova CHIROPRACTIC chiropwctic—l m ro oron IIK" 1 i'l.li,.pra, it- ia 11 mr mttltol al.l. i<> la ,.!,..Inl Naurs tilt aai... ,,(,|la.»a,. him-* lit I.. |..h.i-.fl in..,.|.* .a . lm,.[...< 1 ..nly » liin,|>r», l„. 11, 1. a.*r ia In OsOfffl 1 una. DOOM, I'I'. B'.'lii.K- "I I'.lii"' Srbonf nl i'lilr..|.ra. 11. Dsttiport, laws 01 In., r,*..iii 10, ( oiinliiiuat blncb, Sll R.iI.m.1. •Irssl., I'l....." Uin II....ra I toi 1 ..mulia* ilm. .nl 1'iamiii.iioD Ilea. DETECTIVE AGENCIES A PK1U8AL Of THE ADVT. 1 Canadian Detective Uureau:- lOI.niNS WILL PAY H<» III OlTices evervwhere SHOPPKM AND INTENDING Vll|ll„uv,.r 0fflr„: a Kl„.,ir„ M ADVI-HTISI-'.KS ADS .ARE Wltllllipil itH MwM NOT IN THE EXPRESS POtlW. W. WELSH NOTHING, I General Superintendent LAND AND MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS ESTATES MANAGED FIRE INSURANCE R. Kerr Houlgatt - • • Manager RESTAURANTS All North Vancouver peoplt cat at LEONARD'S Either Flack Block or Hastings street, opposite the new Post Oflice. Leonard sells hia tea by the pound. THEATRES NATIONAL THEATRE Mechanical Opera, Vaudeville and Drama Program changed every Monday Any seat in the house 10c. j8 Hastings Street West, VANCOUVER, B. C. WATCHMAKAERS English practical watchmaker; Established 1889 Specialty, repairing WOODBOOFE, . JU Carrall Strut THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, R. C. FOX Sale. JO,000 Ml.mini u that lie lulin a moral reform plants. 50c, per too, Simpson council, No seconder being & Wight, 19th"itreet west .1. W. H,iiiii, 1111 has designed an office lor A. \\. Nye, ii bull is nmi being erected on ilu- property ..I Mahon, \Ll'.iil.uul \ Mahon, jutt wett of the fen j landing, Mi. Nye purposes establishing .1 ii.ii estate business, LVNN \ \l.I.!*:v loltlutiiliillg.the chairman, alter considerable delay, suggested that a lady cottla second the motion. Finally this was done aiiil the promoters of the meeting relieved Irom their difficulty The Ji,ui in,ni iheii announced llial he in.ulil lake up a colli*, nun i.a pa} expenses, as there uiie ai [east six licketi io pa) iui. Aii. Caldwell promptly [proflered 1.> pa) for live. Aiui l vote ol thanks lo llu* visit.u * Liliior Express: Su, A mast meeting was |thc meeting adjourned, inM in Linn Vallej on Tuesday ^^^ evening, iln Jth last., in iln intereit ol i.il lib.nil, and In I-i.ilist again*.! the grain ol a local liquor license which li.nl lhat smh ,01 effort is needed in I.win \ allii must be quite .u.l. ill liuin lllc lacl llial during ib. pui loin ainl one-hall 11.11 iiii re have onlv been two not been applied for, li was ,asl.s n\\_g |or magisterial In- ittended l.y .1 large and ciiilm vcstigation, ..ml we doubt il lillle has Imll ..lit latt Sttit It musl l.c gratifying to iln inhabitant! ol I,uin Vallcv to l.c pul on a level with the mosl II. WORTH \1IS8 ALhE )l. sTEEDi:, I Man. „,.ai TEACH KB ok HUMC.I c. nirlcate fr.,n, U-l-nlgConienritorioiii * a ..I pupil's r. .-i'li'llil'. Tenai Ho-tmta. I'lipalan.a, Nurlli Vani-uiit-cr siaistit audience ..1 twenty-nini adults ainl seven «.Inl<litn Oul oi tin* above twentj nine, includ ing the chairman, Ri 1. Balder- sion, uas an Imported orchestra I corrupt citlesin the States, 1.1 three violins, a cornet, and a lady organist, three iioii-icsi.leiit clergy, and a moral reform "t.i tor Irom Vancouver, Mr.Stevens leaving nineteen adults attending ihe great mass meeting ont ol a population ol lour Inniali, .1 drawing tlieir mail Irom the IV 0. 111 Linn Valley. Alhi pn liinin.iii remarks train the ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ih,nun,ni, the ltev. Dr. Pidgeon — gave a graphit account ..1 Un* V-ilTII »Nl'OI VFIi KIRI/S SI chut ts made ia tin great citiet ot tin L.S.A., iii ilif struggle ngainsl tlu* grow graft and mi* rupiion which prevail, which it is admitted is much needed, At lhc dose of his n marks be suggested the iieiessitv ol forming a moral reform association in Lum Valley, and urged that sups in taken to form that association that night. The chairman ilnn asked i.ai .. resolution to be illtroilllci il. li commending sech (onqition. whuh musl in* introduced bj ,1 local man, as niitsiiliis mighl advise but had nn li-jlil to make tin* motion. Thii, was no response. The 1 hail 111,ill Uged 11 lion as tll. I. ttiie bin a few lllllllllfs hit loi tlu tisitols to catch the " \.s boat, still si- lcn.e. The tliairinaii growing Impatient, the Rev, Dans linally introduced thc resolution, New Veilings, Belts and CoHars A shipment ol Ladies' Veilings, Hells, and Collars, hai just arrived in all the newest designs and colors for fall. Don't lail to see these, as the prices are the most reasonable on the coast. Ladies fancy collars, iu all the newest designs and shades 35c. I,.iilies fancy collars 50c. Ladies laiuv lucked ehifion collars, silk, embroidered chiffon trill , 65c Ilia.k telling, plain mesh and spot, per yard 30c. Brown and navy veiling, plain mesh and spot, per vard 30c. and Jjc Very line mixed black and white veiling, pet yard 40c. Brown, ttavy and black elastic belts, fancy buckle 65c, ,lel and tinsel belts all prices. .1. J. McALKKCK KKITH BLOCK PHONE 93 LONSDALE AVENUE Cleared Lot* Id Block 33A, D.L. 330 These lots are all on grarledstreets. Ia line neighborhood. Close to park and grand boulevard. Water, telephone, electric light. Prices $600 to $700 UM TERNS S. GINTZBURGER -LIMITED- THE NORTH VANCOUVER SPECIALIST 163 Cordova Street, Vancouver, fi. C. v. o. nox sm. AM' PRSPARAT0RV ii M SMlWMt V i. cr.ilttcll l't*l..l«lll,'lll. HII I '* 'I **> |" r m<-nlli I'l, |.,irt,T.*t v | .a.' net month * ||l " I"*' IIHilllll. I| i. , Ul I' i. ..,., II , „■ tu* ain*l ITIhKI. SEE US FOR SASH DOORS MOULDINGS BRACKETS VERANDAH POSTS, ETC, ETC. BURRARD SASH & DOOR FACTORY, foot of St. George 'al« ...licit i trial bid on your Urdin .mall nr large ALEXANDER P. REILLY o.'./.ii.ik' mi I'hniiiiiniilr nf St Ainlrra't Church Tucker of PUmo, Voeol mnl ftory If failed I'mil- pn-pirrtl Inr the Ton.nl.. I'nitiTiiti KiHiiiiiiiilion. q, )• M />n.v sitci. Ham IMM, VataataOt OaOmOO, i^j /.„„,,!.,., A.e„„.f p-„,„ ,v,.rl/i I'naenuier North Vancaiiter, Tut-uliiM' tx Fri.lava. Kifrrcncc: ltev.Mr. (iillain ***9*9*9*9t I9*9*9*9****%*m*9*99*9*%*t*9*9* TAXES THE.VBVRKR'S nl I II I: {..-..;..;..-..-.,;..-.,-u-..a..-..-..-..^a,.-..^^ I'iii - i ,r ila.* CUl "I Nnrlh Viiimmii- I'l'l. IND I'AVUII L ill iiii ..ih,*.*. . in II.a . i r.*iinii*,,( in par * - i.i i red oa Mtwri] ijx* - II lh* nilifiilli .lay of S'|.ii.|i.l»r. lllnMl- SHEPHERD, Ir. n-iirer mul I'ollcolor Nurlli V.n .v. r. Kept. I, 190a*. F V. R STEACY Si Corner lonsdale Are and Second Slreet /'hones 2d and A62 FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES Loral and Foreign Fruits Fresh and Case Bfp Choice Creamery Butter always on band Lamp Goods, Glassware Cruckervware, Brushes, Bro.ims, etc , .-Ir * 0**/..**********************.^**************** CALL AND SEE THE NEW _ ASSORTMENT OP Silverware Given Away I AS PREMIUMS TO CASH PURCHASERS AT McMILLAN'S 11 1 ■ 11 • ■ • ■ (i ■ • 11 n • 1 ■ 11 ■ 11 ■ ■ 1 • 1 *******%*%**%*t*m*n »»♦»♦♦»»♦♦» »»♦»♦•»♦♦»♦♦ 1 *■ 11. .*.*¥»%**%*. ii it *• * 1 w w ii 11 * i \\ HENRY T. C. EVES PERCY KING I1CNRY EVES & CO. The GENUINE North Vancouver Specialists | Who Carrie* Your Insurance? 2 GREAT SNAPS Second Street Six Roomed House Double Corner on car lint Second Street $3150 Well Finished, $2100 Terms:—One third Cash Terms—$700 Cash Balance in 6 and 12 months. Balance in 6 and 12 months Call and -See Us NOTE ADDRESS -67 and 69 Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver, Phone 6 i *»»•.*.«»»•»»». »»«»»»»i%»»»».. .««»»««»»»%»»»«, »»,,»«,%%%a,%», »»»»,»»»«»« I ».»«•>»«»»»»».%•*.%•*.»»•»%»•*.»»•.%•»»»»%»»»..»«»»»»»»»»%»»»»«»%», I t ' \ ' t I t t I i i \ t t t »l|
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1909-09-10 |
Geographic Location | North Vancouver (B.C.) North Vancouver |
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Identifier | The_Express_1909_09_10 |
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Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
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