U\_______xpvtBa /, ""'.ll'V I . / ltive fa ■ fm' %\ 1910 ' ,J VICTORIA, **_* Volutin' 1 Nona Vancouvkk, li.c, Ti'ksiiav, Novimbu l, litio Nu in ber S3 INVITATION TO BROTHERHOOD An iniitutii.n has luen r\tended In* ll.e Hiuiiii ..( Traili' wiih the concur* MOM nf tha' eity antl liistriet council* t.i till' Alalia* llllllll, 'ihollll deil'glllrs wlm nii'i't in convention iu Viiinoiivrr this week tn visit North Vancouver oil Wednesday atlernaii.n. ll is |it*ii|.i.s.''l Iii lake them in, an antii tour through tin* eity atul liistriet in a, aler thai they nighl liai'e an opportunity "I lieiiitiL' -aaaine a'f the many .ittraaiivn feature- nf the Ninth Shore. The mutter is in lhe hantls ni the entertainment committee of the Hoard of Triule. ST. AMHtKW'S AM) CALEDONIAN DANCE A my pha-uiit time was sp,.Mt at the St, Andrew's anil Caletlnnian So- ei.'ty's ilan.e given in the lun liiiiltur* nl hall I'titliiy eveniiiL'. The usual popularity nt thr Scutch rntertaiiimi in prevailed ii|i.iii a large number Drills present llllll with Clltlnae's oral].*, l.l [■milling saatlli' aaf iheir choicest m- UcttoBI ihr ei,'..iiie was *i ■tunui il I'li'ty parli, uiai. H. C, GAZETTE Tile current (MM aat lile Hritish (all un.l.ill tia/etla- ,*,,ntains tha* aiiintllli-e- ■Ml ihal a juvriiile court will lie es- tnlili-hed iii \ ut,,ria aiiil that its iniiiili opening will take place Novaav I.'i I-i. Qaorgi 'lay, pnliii' magi. trate, has liea'ii appiiilita'il [maiding judgr. Tl.,* lollowing appii.ntiiti.iiis an* ta i*,n,l,*,l ; Charles UaaU't Hill,Illla,I,. K.t'.. la, I*' I a aal.I I all ll'li-ioU ||||ll .'l|l|H'|ll lot the \cl on uattamaal diitrict, In plan "f It. S. I.eilllli*. la*v|L.|ni| ; I'll-a lull |)i> Ni.a* Walker, of lhe all V llf \ ia tail'itl. !,, I«' ,i rt'irisiiai "1 tin* pulilie nrvia flaalll tla loll,., 'jll, |!l|ll | |, ;, » Ut |,-, . , ,f \elli,ill. In In' a ruths tnr nf rrirnllr tu\ fan* the \ ei tiun ii'S'' siiient dis- Iii'l ; lhe i,"ii'iia:ii,n nf .lames t'a.uic of l''ii'l lal'aargr as ll justice of the pea* ** I- ie* a-pttsl. Ten'lets all' invitnl for lha* errclion aaf ii ichool handing tl Koltilal, III'., ll.e lollowing ,,,|npa.lies hull' l.'a'll itieotjionited : I'l'.llil. I iiiiiI hi tHn,pany willi a I'll I'll ill of f.ll.lHHI ,„ ;,MI shales ; It. I . Market Company wilh n capital nl M.QU- j,, aim share. ; II. II. Kirkham ,' Co., I '.I , uuh a capital nf fjn.nn.. in Bjmtkam . St. iemn' Cut I.t.i* with a capital of fJiMi.iiiKi ,„ pi shares; (I. X. HllgMMIII. liinilaal uilh a eapital of 180,000 |„ Hl.nnn Attn : I'miti A nli' Hi-ally company wilh a Capital "1 *M...««. In I.IHNI -h.n*,- ; III leti.il l.g.lll- ill. ('.) lllllil'll, willl it capital "t K.'iH.I«KI la ".IHI -I.iii,- ; \ tt. C. MotOf < anipuny, with a eapital of x-Jo.ihhi iii gn tikant ■. Victoria l.n* boT Ti'lllple lllllll.sl. wilh a eapital aaf s|i«..ikki faBJtX shares; Kvaiu-Ciili" man Wli.el * oinpany, with ai MpHal of tln.illi in UNI shari's ; Little M.uiniuin OddMlowi' Hull. Iniui.al. wiih a cap iial ,,( f.Hl.ll'HI in ll.lHHI -hale- ; \,at lliem Interior l.an.l I'l.inpany, limit "<l, uilh a rapital „( Xlim.ni.i in 160, nun -ii.n,* , lie-t,in Caaada Towmit* liinil.il, with aeapiial nt xjll.mi in Iihi i|am : S.m.iia- Orchard-, Ilm insl, with a rapital "I IHHI.IHHI in I. IHNI .hare- ; I'llllll* lll'aailll.llioil Dis* iiiiiui,.i-. iiiuniil with ii eapital ..I ItllHI.IMHI iu I.IHKI -I' '' Ilia Ii'l... Ma- I, I laallip.,1' . llllll.!*a|. ,1, '' | llipi till "f '"I".".""" ill I.MI.ntHl h.atas ; I'll-e, IT".- k l'i....|.a.l.l . )i, llotiiii'll iV t'tiillip, painters ami ile aoiatoi-. SH liiuliiille -tnvt, Van- enliver, huie n--igtu'd. \p|iliaati"ii- lor water r,i i.nls Ml iiiatle In It. II I 'inli (.it* a treoril am Sheep Creek antl by ,1. MaMnilin tan II la'iaalal ai|| ||||' saniC allll. I'lttil'tisi*. TO SPEND MMM III ihr eiein nf S,,nth Vnn. ,,uv, i Ita'aOlllillL' llllll'X'll tl. Villi,lHIVa'l tile laller iiiy has practically IgTwd I" gt'atil tin* suburban luwusite llaa> -uiu of aWKI.IHHI immetliatrly npnll nnilrlll' tion. This am,..ml unhides 11311,000 tnr lill- sllltion antl sitrs. tl'AYlHHI fan pinks uml frirati.tmil Inr roatl impr.ee ments. NDIAN i.wns i.i.iiisi.ation The aiini.uii.eiiH'iil romes fmm Ot lawa that lhe Hon V. Oliiet will in Ii-ii.luii- bgillltloi .hnrlly In la.ilit.ite .he tiun-fei ol Iniliiiu Unda to nni'l aases where lu'lialis ean lie l|an-f"trisl lo other l.lll'l I'aptillll a_. I |,,| them when the Iniul- ilui i.a. upi t II l*a* tn uh ln'ttel ot ll.V tll" i.l'il, people. ENTERTAINMENT CANCELLED BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Oil aet...mt of tlir unfortunate lllurss of Mr. C. N. Iloolry whn was in ohargi of the irriagMBoati, the con- eert enleilninmrnt annoiii,*nl lo lie held in St. .Inhn's Parish Hall on Wa tliiesilaiy, Nov. liml, has luru tin avoiilalili eillierlletl. ASSAIT.T CASH One of talon lllifni lunate o. eint'i'liers that are now antl Igtll iinlail look pla.ae aall the S. S. St. < ll'OI'Ife Oll till' last trip of thr lioul from tTtDCOUVn on 1'Tiilay evrniln; last. A ynun|{ man nomad Henry llooslman wan the eenlial l'n{uie in ihr prisonrr's dork in Magistrate Kealy's aa.utt mi Shuii day mnrnini; as lhe result of a ilin- 110*11111111. ha- .tralril while a passenger on lhat Irip. Mr. Ilnostman look oh- ja'.lion In a Chinaman sitting ftloiin siale of him in the ealiiii and wilh lit llr ei'i'emony rjr. tril him. Matr Uriirii, whaa was a wilnrss on thr ease tlii'ti to iM-t'itatlr the a.-rusril thai the Chinaman Intel paid his fare aid ne- e.utlinelv hail eipial privilri;r« aa a ' passrllira't* on tlia' Imat. This let! I,, h.n wanils anil the mate tleelaieil llutl Hoo'tunni aalleil him a foul name and slniek him. Several witnesses to the ejavtili*.. pioi'css ajavr a>\ ialrnrr Illlt thi'V iliti nnl en ihr blows stiiiek. as thin hap|M'iieil ami on ihr ihsk. Ilooslniun iliiim.sl that hr .lul not .all lite inatie iiimi'- tta'ilher tliii hr strike him. Thr Chi.'f for the pioseiiltioli ailasaui ,*,! lhat there was eviilently an assault nn llu* I'hinaman. A line nt tlti ami at.sts nr "lie Itlaillth nl lllllll lallnr w..« l.lipiee'l. Then' win "Vrr 140,000 rvprnih tl in 111111111111.' I'luistnietii.n in Inr iitv durum thr natal "f o.-tidier acoording tn thr most eonsrrvativr rstiinatr. This was made up prin ipally nf irsiiliiiiial eonstiin lion, there bring 10 blrnks nt any si/.e sta.T.tl whieh is aeeiuintisl tor In llu' wel weather haiitii.' et in. Al- tloagl beh.w Ihe aninunt rei.uilril lot Ihe month previous, it is, howelet , consitlrtrtl tai hi' a fair ITlragl COO si,|eiini; the time ol year. NO ANNOUNCEMENTS YET lie* la.a al eivie arena luu*1 aol .Irai* rd hu* nation as yet and t*i dati it" ilrlinitr siairinrnts (inm eilha'i* ispit* anls (oi mayor or aldermen are to luiiiii. His Worship Mayor May has InspieniK tlraliiia'd nomination but iiiiiiiii: lln- past tew wii'ks his fi.i-nils hnlr l.i'en pla'sslllij hllll to ll'ii'llsnl.'i hit, dri'ision. ln this he has not linal Iv tie. liled hut it is plnlmhlr th.il il enough pirsstur aan lh> l.n uiu hi in bear thai he ntiuht ii.'.a-il.' to the wi-h ra nl his fririi.ls. SUCCESSFUL HUNTERS Hi*. Moiiisnn llllll Ml'*-s,s I'. jut.I * i I'riine ami A. Ilrant rr'.iiinril Iron a Vrry sUara'Siftll hum at I'owell I ul.a on Saturday. The panv wis mn.i only a tlay nr sn mrr n KH-k but during il.ui i»ti. .1 sue.* d*il in li.i.*.* im .hnil seven tlis-r, live gootl nnl* "lie veil* 1111 a' '| a'eitui'n of tl III,el, l«*,'ll ulneh Irli a vietim tn 111*. ^I.urison's Uoarring aim. lhe (IBM in thai loiilllty wa- f.utlld laa In* I'llll* pi.Til ll'll and the ll.lll els llitl Mnl IHMlliaH mui It dilltililty III liml nr the ipiariy. SECOND NARROWS BRIDGE Every Obttacle Now Removed — Construction Operations to Begin Immediately Itas'Ve M.AllllLlllt, who was e\pe.|a*,l to arrive (mm Ottawa a day or twn ago, had nnt renehed Vaneouver at lhe tint" aaf L'.'ing ti. press, Adviee iiti'iYi'iI from lie- llai'va' whilt- en route west wns tn the elTcet ihal he would pmbably stop ovrr at Winni|»'g Inr a dai or two, whiah Iir has nidt'ntly donr. Mr. K. W. MuiLean. iliruitnr ol lhe llurraril Inlet Tunnel and lltnlge Com piny, who attended al UKawa with team KeNaught, has n.tiuu.d to Van eouiia. an.l is very optim'stie with r»- fa'r.'llee lo thr Irsilll of the nppliaa- liaiits More ihr Railway CoaUOittM and lh.' llailwav CoDininaOn. Mr. Ma.l.i*:in dralnres lhat llir eompany aeiompli-hed all that they iniild reus nnably lun.* tlffWl I" ntl.i'ti. The way lor the eonstrii.tion ot the bridge and lis appri.u, lies is now |H'i*lrelly eli'in* and mutters in this Mpsel .".ihl nut Ih* in l.'tlr' -ha|H'. Mr. MtuLaan is .Iningly in lavnr nt the nimpany pm* crating with aiinsiriietitin „|»'iali,an- at Mm and lurthw tohmn his impli ait ninliileni'e thai when lhe lari.lge nia»r» inmpletinn ..nd tlic tune ip pmaahes lm* th.* . ,.ii-iiu. iimi a.| ihr railway litii's iaa tin' north -h .rr, n will la' (nunti tlm( tluw are nn real "bslaa*l|'s in thr way ol Ihr woik pm L'ta'-'ini; to its full i-onipl.-ilain. It. ('. I'OtTTHV ASSOCIATION Al ii iiaa'iil tna'i'ling ol thr II. C. I',,ulin A--'" iaition il wn- ile, Hei In hold ihr lirst provincial poalW* «h»w in \'ani-".iirr during ,lanuary, ll'l-. \11.,1 li.'i' .pies.i.,n whiih was mushier- eai at tin* n ling related to Ihr m-ll iug nl "slrietly fra'sh" eggs. A IMM mon practice ni saitl to li that "I idling . a ai.l itorafi itodi in pin.*., ot the rial arli.lr. A sugga'stion »'o» niatlr that lhe guieininent mis'l.t he askwl Iai mint Irgislaiur.' pmiul...*; thai ,*ii*iy rgg dralrr sluiutil In' 10 ipiiieil I,, ni.uk on ni'h egg lis name an.l the dale on whiah il was laid. TO STOI' 01 MI'INtl Wi'-tiTii Canada »ill no long* l»' tla .lumpiiii; l'1'..iiiiiI Lu ihr ..iivlus oiitpni of Ami'iiaan sawmills Ily ill trims ail iigiii'ineiit r,*.*iiuly etUtei illlll U'lHa'all tla lllllll drillers ill Mall ii,,I.u. Siiskiitehewan and Alluvia ami the Hritish Colttmliiii I niiili-e and Shingle Assoiitiliiiti ii'p.a'saiiiing ilia' a.ui-l mills, ami the Moiintain Innili.*. Mills A-—... iniiiili. reprrsen'iag the . m mill* a.f the illtetl.if. tl." p.* Il.i" rtuikwi «ill im loogar laadli aa] IninU'r iiriginal ng in ihr 1 aitad States. II,.* irraagMMMl is nk.ly t.. prow eaty rfcctiTi in nclnding tha' Aine.i aim piiHliiat, as the millineii 1" the south, quoting low ptiaa'S Iaar tlieir surplus slinks, wnul.l I.' unable to stand the upMMI "f a-liihli-hiiiL' n le l.'ii.lei.l yard'. "I th.ir »»" '" ""' I mi,Iiiii |>i.hii• - ngiiiiis. Thi- tnl mean thai tll nuiuiiiain nml eonia'. mill men will Is iinitble t.a -hiia in nnallv III la ll'l 111" hund'eal iniil a.ldit'aa i. il Ul et liinilier to thr nun kel- Matt "f lhe lt.«kies. — ENGINEER INJURED Kngim-er Whitwi.rth ..f thr S.S. Sl. (ienrge ma'l with a W'l'iallls aaaialrllt ve-ieidiiv while on duly, lie was -aid In hav.' I.ni telling slinni iotfl the dviuitiii, la, vi ai in it up nnd was llinv llllill.* (halt |hr (llll flirae "I 'la*.im had Ims'ii Iiiiii ti nn by hi' n"i-iuiit lh" i" ult was that when hr put lu- haiul tin tl.e minh.ne in OptWaM it lha- hand wns caught and the thin) jollil in IW" linger- aal Ills llll In I ».'..' Iiinkrn ul.al arusliral MoTI hr inulii snatch it away. Meiti' ul nid was -■ sa*, ,ia,-.I anil thr wound ilii'sural. This manning thr inju.nl n.cmbcr- were badly swollen and painful bm ..theiwise in a nale slate Inr mnvery. 0011 I'UOM STATI'.S TO ll. C. Tlie li'ptalt nl lhe sii|»'iinteliih'iil "I ihimiglalinn fan ll.e lent ending tUtek tt, IWO, »l.i*h i- emlnsliisl Iii the lilllilllll repnrt nl the lli'plll llllllll "I the internal -l.i.w. lhat Onlarii. aliil livid- in the ntunln't "I iinmiL'i..nl- M . aii aal, with Alberta a clow MMM llaiitin-In piovinre. arc as follow.; Onlnriit. Hi.l'J'.l ; Allnrtn, t_JM . t*t li.h Columbia, llll.MW ; Snskata hrwan, '.".i.Jh | ^,,,.1,,.,, Js,r,*jl | Muniiol.a, 'it.- nl'.l ; Miiiiltnii' pr,,iinei'.. H.,1',11 Anii'tican immigratiim llowasl nuiinli la. Sn-kntehewan ntnl tlOttU Onlati" aa aiu'd |ll..'IHI immigiants Inin. ihr I tiit.il Stairs and QwblC ''.'"'", ''"' same ntimla-r. Nrnilv two 'hnd- "f liriiish Ciilumbia's iminig.nli"n i- tri.m the I nilrd Statm. lltllTHIlAY (Kl KIlltATIliS Mrs. Hill nl l.'ll, sltwt irlrhralnl h.'i* "Iiih b.ilhday ..n I'ralav. A mini I.*, aal liirnd- anll.il and rvlrn.lrd cnngriitilliiliiins. Mrs. (iill, although laving paaaed tin* tlm ratOaad lan -Inaw- w.aiidrrful vivartty aid lh." a- ■iiti obaamd loald not laaUai Hal Mrs. Iiill had attuinsl that age. HORTICULTURAL S0CIEH DANCE HM H.'I 'if the srrirs nl dann'S tn l»' hi'l'l by thr North Vtiiu..uiei II.il li.llllural Sneiely will l»' hi'lal tin tetania) eienuig, K«m, Ird, in the ll.iitiiiliiit.il Hall. Tiekrls may !»• hud Iioin any nii'inlsr ,,l th. ,.11111111 Iw nl tl tnr gentlemen ami M Mil fail ladle-. THANKSGIVING DAV Tlaalagiving Daj Wag wn n.'.-i ail 'III' ' III." 1- Ml Ill|»*l|.ll III S|»lia| Ila,* tin. ijaneili. Turkey waa king, ami with lha i*i epin.a a.l tlm dan'" in ihe a letting and Ihr I... al ihralr,, there wu. pun tii tilly itilluiig a,| .,,, a'tlleil tl| iil.Ule ... the ■ ill SHOOTING CASE Mr. B, I'lsrs, whn with his family resides am lh.' Capilano mad, has a strong eiimplaint in make against would l«, hiintris who onr day last wwk hugged onr ot his fun* pullts Ihis loss was a minor mailer i„ Ihe rslimatinn ul Mr, 1'ivrs win, allrgr. llial Ihr -In,1 was linsl ln,m the pat ami iu thr ilirea'liain ,,| l,i. huu-.-, Sliootuii; wiihin M yanl. aal any re ■ I " 'a. a public lu_.li«m WiOlll, the mnlinrs nf ihe (||su„i mmit, ipal .11 1- .oiilrary tai the bylaw. This kind ol thini; ha- hern punished railan seven-ly nn aimlhrr nuasion and i. hehl by thr distriit 1111 th.,1 a 1 mt - .- i.gi.t. Mr. tam mi further ''hut thr ,|n,krn was killed within a lew feet nl him anil ihi- fn. 1 i- whal nin-t up-H, (|„, ,„nip|„inml I'"' Vm l.'l 1« ill. •• have Is* „ *,i|vis- •sl ..I ihr .a-,, nnd a- it m „ ,„„\vr -IuimI ihal thr mime ..( ih,. parly rr -|s,n-ibl, I,,, ihe .h„, |„„ i^,, „|,. Iiiiiiiii an arre-t i. Ilpartod nl ani nni" MIVKMI1I.H Nl Mill I,' Thr srioinl number ol tin* perlodli nl pulilishisl bv .lai'k tonlel and I ..in lilaiiit'.in, nulniil "Tha* I 01 dill S|«- tillaal". i- laa Initial . i rial "111 lill" II llitl.le ill i ill.- ....'lit bra Ihe pa-la of Mi. A. #, lliii.le.-iii. upon the -'ib ' ir, t "Civic Ailniinis'iii!i"n". ( \. II. M.W IIOI PR t .urvey party nl lilteeo i'n| nml a—i-lanls ha. I»>rii aam|»'l ndju a .nt I., the ti.wn a,l Lyllnn (1.1 II pa«l mnnlh. The party Is en.n H In -uiia*yiiig 1 rnute Inr thr Caamlm Norlh'tn railway nn the north -..I" n th. l'in-i'i tivci M .111 af"i.iii'iii' 1 * the lllllll' plrliaiuslv In ,1.1 I I" 'I" ('aitudiiin \a.1 tli.-,ii .in ....... vlirl' is on thr -iinie -nli. of ih" n > I ihr Canadian IVifir. The latin raiU.iy lOtMMaf If |«'alh'i| la, lha> laa,;o,| nl l.iilwi, """ nii.sion.. n_. i , tl,.. ( in.tl'iiit \"iih"iti railway iiiiiinnir '. I"'" immedinlrli l.ahaw Ih.n- .ut 'I side hill- ,,ii ai ml ,,f III ehara* I I lie, a* I. II* >'. ih mi-.inner, dtddal to .nip'oi un ... ih |.'ll.lenl eiiL'ttlis'l wh" w i to male "una*.- nul npoit on tin' nierils all the lua, mules. Ml I I I " wiighl, i on-iilting ne'itte't ol \ a" nl lal Ull- ..h'a lasl 111 ill. IW" lallllilll" anal the .ihon' p.nty is in hi« ainpl'i IIIS KIHST HI Till Mr. ('. A. Mi., ami -,,u Jail iviurn- isl Saluitlai riening Irum Ihr S,|„, mi-It emu ihel rlljolisl al Hi.,..li.l hunting and lishing rjpe.liion. 11„. Intliv whilr a.nly II irar. ol ngl h.g gist nin-t nl Ihr L'HI".' Hull li'll. He -imt hi. insi Ou dariag Um laal ird lor whnh h.' i- duly adntasl. A Imm '"•r uf | M MM -li,.1 and a i ,.„l III'— "I li |«-klasl llcillll ie- nli.hsl (mm ihr -w,al ag wutrrs ad ll I nmus. Whii,- ihn wn | lllllll ng glll.lv U'.ir -laa.l ,, , hroiinhi down (ruin the hill-. \ ■•. .helam ami hi. wife, lmil wmmti I".!...'!-. «|'I a hsakiug Im th< la, MMM Is,ii "f ihr iip|su Sapiiinii-h. ...i.l in Iir a n.i.nstrr in iin and a. ItUi ■ a- an UUUfa. Thr Uar ll al.i* "i.d.l.sl wilh Is.aring a •hunn.sl hi,, lur allh.aiigh la, ha. Is.n .hol at a li.imlaT III limes, Ua.laa' ol thr Imll,.. hue taken iflin t lalally. On ih I ll.e ulul ,„, ii-lain a r.l'llr in III, thi'k lalll.li npl sl Ihr hiililn. that la, I, wa- -oinrthiii|f .lining in ihu l.'ar bur. A mnmenl Inter a liu*.., I.ruwii head rmrrg.-d (rom the ihn k.t lhe L"'i'ilenian linsl imimsliately but th" lirai .am.. ,.n. lhe m.ih |M*I ground lor ihr moment anil haal a . ..nlia.sl thai he was slanduiL' "i. lha' "Ige ul a .mall pircipiee. Ile hump ■•il in." hi- wil.. i„ lhe ,. kicked her wen and in .od".. hi. baliine,. aid fullnwasl. In th. meantime lha* .mall d„g, il* tiirmls.r ,,| ih,, paity laakhsl n and ib,*w hi- attention IWI) ..II linnllv wtihilu'w. Ihr pntWl mu. hisl lhat the henr Ml ..I ' i 'I -i/r .'ni'i .ipiH'iinsi ie.. Im Ihr laalhawing morning I port] I id '.. il.. | „, in,,, tied Ind no 11,».i* ,,| bruin. ETHICAL MJl'H'.l'V ltev. I',uuk I'inli of llo-ton an I Calgary will tartan f'.r llir Sorth Vnn...uii'i Ethical Hot 'ti ll the hoi 111 llltllllll hall nil I'liilay elaliin.'. lie .- ii thoughtful ind t nt .-ll... tiiai stud cut nntl fullowrr aaf i-'.uin*.on ttll.l I.iln l tin's are lull "I int..'-1, particular ly in the way ll tl al- wi It the build ing up of thr llil.lr. The In an I. Will gill' a,u "Saillir ropillill* Mod. I'll As|H'its iif I'\..In i..n" is lull ill lili'r n.v Is'iiuiy ami win h so llml 1 Ini. shtlllh! Ila' | lilt,.'!' tlllcildllllaa' aaf I'lll tura',1 |H'.i|ili-. Kt.llow iiig the le. ture a di-.it—n.n i- iniaieal nft I whnh sua h well known artists ns Mrs. I'helps. Mdiit, \, nniiii,nt and M . Sprang! will render vocal o,.! liolin loloa. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. .1. ('. M.alll-..II. Call illll stlast wa*-t, will Iiul lenilc taallliilli'll, \o lell.ls'l '.'llal. S|."iiil 'Ihiinksiaiving Mrvian were hehl in all thr cily eliun In- am Sun day and in many -|as*ial music was I'llll liled Inr llir aaa a .*l-'a at), Mrs. II. II. Utiggles aid itirec I liiita*. will Is* al home Thiiisilay, No eawmn M, I-- iiih -tr,... rast, aad tin. third Thiiisilay of nul. mouth fnl lowiOg tllt<.lll..|l.llll ill,' -a'a-aiu. Mr. L M* Millan is r.i.inding up n pn'i ta, g., ,,n a hiitiiitag ripadition up lh u-t. Hr Intend* Inning a Isatii RoWOdMl lhe (.lh in his launch the Winnilre.1. Ml W. II. Sll.'lkl'»|hlll' will ic. ii, nt hn* home on Ith -iind cast on W.iliie-.lai , Voietnl.r ll.e Ulh, inti ilia Wa a|,,e-ll.lt a,f ||.e IIKalllll tlieir- alflC The S. S. I'll.-lake, lhe lla'W lldall lioll la, the -ailing Her! aal lha< I ami* S. S. Co. ol Vain.uiicr » n« brought .nn t.. tin* Wnllii.<• Slupviinl- i.-trr aiul .n.i li.-d up nlol.g-i.le llir wm. Mhm -he Will lie litlaal up with lll'l I'limpleli' .lp|ST W.a.ks. 'I i\,, ,i ,ii,e. ,,i pi-'miiiciie,' an "ii 'he a iiIi'H.Ijii l"i llii- wi.'k. T In-i are lhe inuul h.iad hopi duttaa* Ofl W.dne- al.n I'i'iiitig iu l.ai'ittt'- I'.ii ation and the annual liorln ul.'u .1 nau'ti's llall aan Ihu. .hn. The lullar i- u-ually a ■a. ..Ui " i-i.in ami a -plciuliil tun.* is anticipated. Tla* l.n.lia**.' Aii] s.siely of St. An- ilrew'. IVr-bvieriiiD . hun li will Imhl then lllllllll! -ale of ll-. lul nlld ll,,' \ ani. Irs, home .making ami aiin.ly nn Thursilal, Noi, ilnl. all.*. ...mu i lbi I'la'llillg. Allelll,H,It leal Will l»' a' **l In ll imini; ll'.'.'' mil l»* .... tnt a'-ling program of .aaiig., n-itui.ous, garni aiul i' '- ldnii-ii.il fan. \ Will I.* -a*ll III .11.olil,'I 1*1,1,111111 Mi. A. C Il"|s', lhe anliitis I. ulin i twelve month*, ha BM ■ maare MM '" irsuk' amungst it . pM nine tnli In- mnny well wi-iVi. hopa. Mt. Ila,|«' .- nn I ngli.hmnn ol Bontrh • wlua ha» had lh.. tuliiiningi* ol . iietidiil -i na-l in a nulitls*! a.f . ,,un I. lh* pi I* tl*. .,( l.|. |.II.I"..|.||| oi ta Lua' i liili.te pa manratl) -.'ll'..,' Ul IV I' Ila' |'|.| ti..s| m San I ' oi 1" " llnmislinlrli allil llu Iin* and ih'-iL'ti'il many IniL'a' buildin * ili.'i■ In- ei* onl 11- leluildn I ,,,* nit. i, t ing Our Itiintil ,,( Si hi.nl I a llllia' a.„llll-tlsl him III ll *ln tl tt )' aaal hmW Ul I "ll-dail* I'"* ...» I'i. -In ,*,i ,,. Moulin wa tip,aad i...*.■.li I' '' '.I'll M.'kiu ,,| V, ||,, .'.'I tin* ||.I|I,||||L. aaa-t *|l NOjSM, Ml I H I -llll'N \l(ll> SI I I III llll, i n\ I lilt I 'I,,* Wallnae Shipianl- haia* ired "'. iCt ll Il-lllll Hug III.' ■ use. ul Ihr I ni"n Seam-hip "i'- ii'w ' i la. lain* lh.' boat airii.d noljf iwnotlj fi"..i lt.dfa.1 ami wa. la'ien in low bv lh" ■ al -liipia il- i t. d ,i and llu* .lolly Will Is* aal.nu i I h allll . | h • I "IIU" all.a'l,III |he ||,,in will. "Ul Illlt lUkh all-a* lllll p|i inl,s| t*n «l,| appi i. il Sarrowi lh an , t ,,' ,.i mu lion .- || lal I all Ilka* "In ' I'" FERRY ARRANGEMENTS It is evpnlad ihal work will I'.rni in a dav "t nv" am the installation I ilia* hridgn ilt the end of the II'W ferry landing on I oiisil.tla* lv. nu.*. l-'out nf he poliliiolis .ur now drliic, nl uml ihr tun irniaining air nam plrleal and leaily tn Ite Iiuiiii hrd. This Ci'lllOli's lha' In-t a.hstll'le whiah u.i ouiing dilaj nml the work will boo Ih' ptisheil tat completion. Plans an now laing pii'i'iitvil ni the larrj oBU lot lha* gain uhiih ure In span th. lerry wlintl ai lha' northern end ol ihr neu luildlnga, Thnr will U' tin. gate- lm M'hiala. aaeh ab".it twenty fis't in li'it'jlh uml niie hn* pu—en ei ^ **\il uhnh uill tneu-itre ul.aain tuelitv fart. The gatca u .11 Im- raind autll"*- ei'isl hy ini'inis of an hydraulic l ix 1,1. < ii In eai iii ii pillar uhmit tlm feet pnilr. I1,, angan going on .1" lirrj will Is* nilinitied by the I * k,* lakn* through | | ileum ten h*a*l uule ha calnl ju-i al lit.* nt.rihnn an I of th* new building, uiily a frw fei'l li*,ni the wicket III uhi'll t ll.- li ka't -all.T W'ill U' Itationed, Th*- .';...*u;ai uill ml mil |.ll-"*tlgns ritllrl In lh' waiting rOOM or direct taa lha* t'al ll hunts. HALLOW I I \ Some mi-pla'cil -,*ul- autl of thr ■ity parks, a lew real r Iiiiiii d nin* and a nunils-i* of L'attr- occupying a promiacal poiition high lip on th" |a*|"pl|i,||" p.,I"- Ueic .Villa ,1 .r- iiii- iiiiii ning thiil lift night was Hiiiliau.'Vn aad (...the. ih..i 'lie ii"i- ue.,* plui mil' ill* plunk- ihal by lett- t of lhe cotton It'll'' Iss'll participated in annually fnr general.mi. pn-l. Only lun aiainplainl. MM litrnisl inlo lln* piili'i a.lh,.*. line vas from lha* corner of keilh road and M.ilwn \u*. ulii'tc n 'Icliieii ng I el l.'eii ni"i,-l liiatu il- ;i" li-tninisl re-t- l|lL' plain* la, ii lo- tlll",i ittikliiiUn. Th-i a a' ll.l UUS flulll llppel I "ll-i"lllc MfeM MMM l>a.\ s wni- saial I,, I.' ,\,*i their mi-a hiei nail-in-- on ii t hiitamaii. I. 0. 0. F. DANCE A nnist -iiaaa--fu| alainr wa.s hrld in thr haiitia iilnin,I hall la-t airnitiL' un ■ lei the uU-pi.i'S aaf ilia. 1.0.O.K. "I ll.l- , l.l I I UH- 'la. Ii't'llllir lilllilllll I'll 11' anil lhi- ynu a- lipnd all pn*i ."it- •■! (.Ut-. Ihillna' ulah.-llii llll- in III i. *ail ii.aa* iiiid -iin-li^l lha* mi.-t rriti- .ill llitll lha II plaiLTalll. Thr la'l Ull' "f lhe ilaaiillL' win llii' twUigll unit/, II IteW dip,tf Ule Oll llll- siala' tlf tl'.' lllll'i. All ihr lights III the llllll Were tiiinrd ..It wilh ihr I'Meptioti ol thr (aaiailighis. a graal pon a,I thr hall was in -enii darkn*- ind " ph* i-uut wm tin* participation thai Iwo rn- uin* * Liu , i,, l< .1 lii iln* dull . I-. Mi—1-. Walla lllld lllllilel dill ll.e '1. |ariag, I ati coi Min i""iid"l aad al MB ii.nt th.*-.* -tnrtnl am lhe run to Ihr ihltan nt parta ul thr .ill. COMMUNICATION A Sl HS( llllll.IIS OI'INION Ldilnr lisprctt: Unit Sn, I te loted liinl .hck f.u una' ahallar 1*1.1*1") as |S'i vanir tatkn ell -lilti'llla-lit. 1 .Inlllll bile Is'"' mute pii.ni|'l In remit I iin;. Wur pa ptf liniu-hrs mr with in-t hi nru- I uiini. Tan me il I- O. K. % ...ii S. I'.. I i ui (It i, una* aaf tin* islit.ai's lavnnli 'll..all", itlllt "111* Illen-Ule III llS'lul* il In* ill pup ■ .••« to whii'h il IWj .1 "'i l"".i I with lull iind iniimrlinl iiilaarinattun, liln; ilia.-•■ matins u|xin whi.h propert) owoal * houM is* tafaganA Kindt), wands ,,f iiimiin inIni can -1.1 .1 lie* ,Imn* lettei .inui loi.* in*, ,* ep'.ihle and highly ap- |ins ialnl— VA.) HOCKEY I'HM IH I I I.a* Nial ill \ i I.il hoi ka*l plai * -fill pi Bl ' ' * tll'* Uoiih l JH| I' 1*1. . till- la-l* "I L alfti*in*i"li Ihen* uis il lltgr tulllaull a*i pi.Iiei .1, pi'. I a II I. meiiei llf III,* We.illlel, 'Ilia* lu* al )'"\ il..aaiL.hi t„ u* *ipu..I Uii'i h Cohua- lliiins lot ilia* t" li'll Ihll tlia' I ai turnout I- nluni- to he lint un u ml ii.at on rui" dm-. I\ 'llll'll U.IS lilHsl *\'l Haal I.It. IH th.* police .. I,,i tins mo.nanL' I 'lnIL*inL' In a .hunk lit - t'liid i' ol whi.h luel * * p i -**l "ll on Sum! u morning wiwi iV .'I I in I,, i "' lahk 'i ia Ila* a i ihl* i" pm up I' ' '■ anu i nf (ll" di* i i ti Ila : n il. I hint al".ut BM TWO THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. ie WE represent two ol the besl Fire Insurance Companies in ll world: lhe Yorkshire Insurance Co. and The Scottish Union National, WE DISCOUNT AGREKMENTS OF SALE MAY i'-BURNS Ki al L-I.ii* ,ni.I I'lii.tni ml \ a : \ DIG I'K'l*11 ' I I'l,,! hieial laaalaUlllllllll RUM F« thr Oitui frank Bond ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL, -Ui'.li'Al, wn MATERNITY OASES PRIVATE ROOMS. TERMS: FROM $15.00 M -tSSAGE A sIT.i I \l.h M'K'si.s SEN I i'l I Apply 6th Street West (Behind Catholic Church) MISS HORNHY, Mn. i.i,oli..ii, Uirmiiiiiliain Gen ral Hoipital, England I'lltlM I. Hi ttt FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! FOR ABSOLUTE PROTECTION write i Policy uiil.r Commercial Union Fire Assurance Co., Ltd. LONDON I NCI VM. ASSETS'. $94,900,000 \.a*lll PERCY KING NOTARY PUBLK IH LONSDALE AVENUE AKirrniruta .an,l l "iili.n ta ili.'van .,, ... Grneral o( every di-.aripliuii ' ' " Conv.yancing ll." fteetett project which th pta> mii*iul govon mi lm- ui pteaml na laaiiul. i,ii,[ om niii'l* will, "-'"ii '.nn- Ptatod, laiki* ll- place .,- ittt allis'/lll'l'l'- inu teal milt the [allium- tot/St of till' Roman Empire, i- ll* ireneprtwtaUl t.aail Iiiiiii llie Ullen.t linlilidal'y line ta, ih,, oo»ita Hi" word il >.f "11 '»■ let*-pnii incial nature, the Iwo povenc tiieiit- nf Britiih Columbia and Allier- ta working la oonjunrtloo towardi the aull-lllletiiin ail 11 llii.'h'il'ny l.a'lwi'l'll Calgary ttiiil Vancouver, Thi toad ■ Irom Celgarj to tha I ro»'i taH aad iu,tu iiic Crow'i Na-i i" I'reiti.n, willi the "Mi'ptiiiii uf a gap nf rii mil.'*. U Ul.'ell Kll'll.'lll'l llltal l.aa.lll'clllll il lllll*. utv completed. Regarding ilii- graal undertaking, Mi. Tan lau Mid iiiiii ciituieni iui; fnun tin ui-ieiii i'iiiI uf thi highway than .- already in niitaaei a i"1"' ham y allliylllcl laa llai|aa', ll lli-'llllll' III OM i liuii.lti'il mila-. lln-. unit 'i bn ic p hi . mil I.' in | I oooditioa tm- traffic, liuin lli'|H' in a p..im 'i'A [ n.ila- tail a- am.'her rood whk I. was ' Imiii In tlie li,mil Engimen in thi <\u K iiu'-. Thi* hai bean reported to In* iu excellent oooditlon with ilt'i'v a. pll..11 aai -nine ill llll' IllillllfS ll ll.lll i I repair*. l'lnm ll iiii ul llic old .'".ail which i- known it- '.'ll-inili. point, Mr. t'li'ic land, P.L.8., ol Veatoaen, i* nowlo | '*tllillL' *'l I'.ule t'i ""Hli' pOial nu llll' \l aall I'l IIIH'li.|| lllllll, I'll.Ill t'lill't'* ' I , I'.t-Hlile III ilia' llaillllllaiy ..1111 m aiiil iii bayoad Valium in tha ' Ukaaagan dlatrlol l''.iiL'in.'crs will In' placed in ih. Said -Ii.n tli, -aid Hr, Tallin, (nr tllc pin p.a-a* uf lan 111 ill*.' Jl l'"llll tl) 1'liIllli'Cl with Trail Iron Coaoadi oa Ike .»n" ll lll'l mil in.Ill \e II utt till' ullla'i* This Will gin llll iilleinatllc mute 1'.' meeti I'liiui'tnu ulul Trail, |ti'l'nitl ill llli' liallelli'l tai |0 i'ithi'1 I lll',,Ui;ll till - i.lllla* aa.allalll- ,,( tll,' I 11, .1 Il.li; UU Or ]' the mining oampi ot tha' Boundary, \i Trail it i- ilif ini.ninm nf tic ilepiirtniiiii 'a, Iiiiilu,' the Colombia inei'. Preliminary work in mrr in,ii wiih ilii< bridge la Boa heiofraf rie.1 mn liy ilt*' b„i,iiiiii*-i- enginene. It i*. inpeded, nid Mr. T ij hir, mil iiuiilil.' tllc Tn.in tin* Salmi.n Itiver tile tnllli-t will cron tha ruihlag waten "I tlu miglt i Columbia ut Trail mnl lhe go iai tin. slinii's ul tlic l'licilia pu i Illg nil his tti iv lite fertile a-allules tlf tin, oknnngnn Lakl aiul tlic green vai' lei- ntnl laraoui minM nl the Shall- liilllla'i'll. The cuinplclinn nt thia road will lllllkc il pollibll til leave KiiiiiIu,i|n mi a nu.i.u* and tit ve practically lo sail wat* nil cillicr tlia' Atlantic or tha' Pacific eittist* THAM IIM'. PAYING Tin. tTiilliwiiak PtofMM *nys: "Since the tipciiini.' of the new tram line lo tliia ciiy, trullic lias liccu very It.'iivy, ami ii ia evpected lllis will in .■reuse rather .tliun tleeicusi. Irum mm on, Trains havi lieen rnaalng late more or less fl,*,*ii(*iiilv sili.e lhe line WM aipellell, partly due tu the I.,. I tl'ati the Iin,. is nut yel ballaited pro, parly at tliia nd a.f the Uw whii'li m- * itatM canto] running and parilj OWlng to tha lack nl poller III llie \ ,.1.1,-1 M.iuiitaiiii -uli -tali.ui, which t- not ill Working antler yet, The lim* weather <>f lus: week wabled ihe oon Uaetora to rush thl w.,ik ami il is c\p."*ti*a| in a slti.it time tlial cmuv tiling will lie in working urder anal that tlif trains will lie running un schedule lime. KOOTENAY AI'I'l.l'.S I'llll I'.MII.WII j Milliinn E, s.i.i t, deputy mlnUtar ol agriculture -unci Ihal the provincial I government hai decided to iwndaiec' I carload "I Hritish Columbia apple- ia". ilic nial ".iiuiiii loi ixhlbltion j purpnses ill the liiu tail- in vuilou- paril ul Ureal Ilui.tan aitul asking it pall ul lllc K.iuleiiaii ellilllll . until lie obtained. Thi Dnl nrlnatl ol Iruit ful* tlli- ptupusa* was sluppi'd enst smile weeki au" by ikt govenuMal aad .- '• now crossim.' ili" Atlantic, en route lor England. fin* ditl cvieiisive damage to Cot- teii'll'- wiii*'*li"ii-e al Vancouver on Slltlllatl . -^W"i"HWH"l*r*r'r*l**r,I**l*W'VaPttW^MH H-H-1-H-H-H-H-H-1-1-I-H-H-I-I-1-W+ CAPILANO CAR LINE Beautiful Hnmesite, live minutes walk (rom car line, 75 x 290 feet Grand View of the Inlet and Gulf* Only $65U, cash $250. Come with us and see this Property. Martinson & Co. <;_ LONSDALE AVENUE NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. I'/ii'iic tr P.O. A,' *t+H.^^H-!-H-H-W-H'W^ \wk it mm III. I.all l*\|li II* la, a* ,Iall.i ||l|\ III handling youi ..wn p.-t ion ,1 linan . |iu inn i li tli.it nm li.i.I > |i iv ilollan tn tlia* hunk tll I.lll I*. |i. poail One* I n il" li.iil. .I Hamilton lo ila; i sin.nl anin, lml ,.ii a In Ileal inti I* it •lit.I It Will sp, . alllUll* HI i|i , i*;|i . Olllllll n.. .1 Y i Sit: .nut "lag laa Ml * ( G. HEAVEN, \.i.i. S.aiil, Van ii'-WiiMl \m,'i -i \t\__\m Bead Office: HAMILTON , iimiiiu winter, lha ul ' -Illla Illla* Will 111' plaaiiisli-ll llllll llltal l» CONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT St. Johns Parish Hall Wednesday, November 2nd An i \. .|.iia.ii.i!l\ pod pregnane hu beea u ran(i»-i| I.u' tlir ibow date VoceL InilnnieKil md S|m*.ul iiiiiiilin- m iinii-ii.-.l i.iiuiv. .\iii"ii'.' thoae who will takr part an' icvefil nfhoee uaei ue wei Iwown in Vain hum i. DOORS OP1N 8 P. M. i'l l.l I- Ml. N. B. Thi. rntrrlnanmr.il .. pem «l ll"- una.iimou. i.qur.l nl llio.r |iiricnl al ihr inrrlia|| ail ihr Ci>nnrr|>lion on Ihr l.1lh mat ll ahnulH li" vvrll palrnnirrd Oh|r.l I" lai.r la.li.ni. .lair mi paaan,. punhatrd (nr ihr Pari.h ll.ll FOR SALE 20,000 Hull, '"t I ..ll I'l.uii- GROCERIES PROVISIONS, Etc. Jno. A. Chales inj;. All tlif Ir.idinv'',.111H1. tt. „„l. Imni Uli pet Aniiii ti|i Call or phnnr Inr r»l«lutur, Simpson & Wight FIORISW i '■ i I ini St, West 19th St. Wtsl Nmth Vl uli * ,, , 'liie.i mull ■ . B i" I fui 2'. il . U ilmi' the .u|«'i.im. nu'' ii pli'ti'il nt*\t yam, I na uie tlie I'lilumlni! ul 'I raid tlie road «ill lolloe tW Coluadaa lo *aj ii'iiL lliun ilu- Ihe aaw highwa} Will it till In |lia< I'l'llil lI'Ol. ill' 11 l.l a- ian al- llie 111.ill'll nl ' ll' Sill luiiu, ll|l I.ai.I (lll'l, lu the 'lal 'la'. nul ili-i I.,..ii Summit 'leek aad through ilu 11,limine i mini it In aa ., I... 11.1 ii fa'll mil.'- fl\-l ul Ku.a.eiiiil I inding, when ■ bridge «ill ha ballt i n I milt thl iai.nl (unn llii' *!• (Wl \e-t lu I'li.lnn. II.'* |u,,| I Inalltinll till' tlli- liiuli. lllll be ulluilt tile Ulll.--. Mil **. < |, -tun ulul ill..lit llllll tl mil'' I** la,ll ill,* |ira-,*ltl lelll ,l*0--illL;. I ha* in i tin- |aaiiiii i- iimi Iii'l wttli' i,nil III.' llll'l.lee l|l'|llh laat \IIHllll* '. I* iiinliiie I,, mundiagl mini.' In uuv- etlitllellt elluilii*.*!*-. Wn*- Iti fl-l-l. I lulll lle-lnll tlie lull,I I- liln*.I'll ipleted iu ilm A lln. i ai l.n.' erlU Lhc i*\ae|,li,,ll aal u pff III -iv mile- In lllaall K.'' In*. UU liml liiilltlfll. U.e iniite lailmii i- tliriniuli I'liini..""!. uul Kaiiiti' unit iln' Crow'i Real l'a.i. I'iiiiii tin* |>ii>iin, iul luiini.lnrv line to I „, .i tu.ul liu- already Ini'ii buih *f In ihe Alberta lovanMH. \u Importanl brwM ..I tl.'' 'nml, road i- ilmi whidi »ill aa.nn.aI tlf in.iiii highwa] «nli iliu tkup dm [Mining 'aiin|. iiu Siiivviiril, Kruiivali1 ll.e aallil Sllllll.i. I'l,Ull tllO SllPi'|l Vrmk ruiiil i- iiniitlit'r l.rniiili MOOMt IllL' »illl lhe blidgi aaVaT lhe -UlUlll inrk nl ih,* Balaua rlnf, -n niil.- il a .laa tli" Sii.-el, I'l.a'l, maul. Kiiiin I ie 1,-u.i tiun' ii n «an.'**ii mud • iiiiiiii liaan with I'uit Hill, ldn- l,u. UII'I 'lie Alllell' .Hi | -lelll nl l"iu! i'ii• ..I iiii- in-d ii i i»*en laid* UU proved uml it i* in -iilli until' n,nA ..inlin.an |m* iiiiii,niululi' I tin el ilui IUL' the -llllllllel. i <uu,e* iiul' milt llu* ..uul. ruiiil a" I 1.tlililiiul, I- tile iu.,,1 fiutn I Iiiiiii II ihrOUgh 'I.'' tl..|.l.'ltnele lullel. At a point "ii ii'i- .""I '.".. Winder tin I. . aili'illii'l In* l«*. li In* .itui va Ilia li will iri>*- tin* Ubafta im.* .uul pn.' ni. ni niitiitiiiiliile highwa) i» iWMa ■it. faiiiiii mil,i and linull aad Cal I lae All.*.' | |, ,Ilea,| ,,( llu. . I l.li III Jn ul* 1„, |a limit |,y (hr Mlietl.t a.'a.letlllll.til Hal tile I , I'. It. N,*l*ll|| "ill In II'' 'all 11 11 h lh' Iraoaprovincial road In rm m a,f thl |'i ■ Wl I ' '"I tn ill *,, I',,,,*,i [iL'tnil mai .1 bridgi a* .*■ ihr t olumbia ri* 11*1. II I I | "ll I I l"l. I . L'Ar. thrOUgh III' I'll a a I \ ,|l|,.l ,,|,| up I'in*- Cloak m Hi iilnnil, ii IhuIl'i' ala 'In* K "*l* I r *i |,i all wli-ue lhi' Ilaill'i ll'** * t|,..|i*i '*, t r.iil. The euni|ileiii>n "I 'i* . ink rimd ailll eli.ilile the |.a,|,|, .( Veiflt} untl Ml.tin lu.. i ''' ' iln* nti'iv mobile trt|.- ihiu'iL'h it, .,ul ii uini (roll i.'1'iiiitiL' flit K,i.,t'*ii'ii, ihroagh tht i*.'" ■ ind A"i "c I ' ' ■ ii..el'. in* i in '."'I '" ' ■.. I 'u ihe 11,in..liu* ,ii"l -I■"■ . '", Acreage in District Lots 546 and 550 North Vancouver City The remaining acreage in these District Lots has been Subdivided into Blocks of from 1 to 7 Acres or more. :: :: :: :: » The Grand Boulevard Extends Through this Property. : : : : : For Plans Price List and Particulars Apply to MAHON, McFARLAND & PROCTER, LTD. Comer Pender and Seymour Streets Official Agents :: L ■H-l-M-HH-W-l-H-H-4-l* d*l-l-l-l-H-H-l-H"WH-l-l-l-l-H-l-l-l-l-l-l-H-lH"l-l-l"l'-l-l*l»H' «J«(«J-^ppp[.»^(-pp^pj-Je.J«pj»^ppieejWjeej«pj»pppj»j-,pj^j.j-(»j«j«j«(. Canyon View Hotel CAPILANO i tannin Graaotfa. lligli-tlass mivh, ai moilcrati rtloi l'liinilv Room .11 .-iiiti'willi sprtial ratrs. I Ions. ( n. al\\ I'.nlnri;. d. I * | trail to summit ol QtOMI MnBtain, allilntlt' |OM I" I Scenic Delights Fishing Hunting Mountain Climbing Unequalled for Holiday, Long or Short :: f, CANCELLOR, Manager. SEASON 1910 P. LARSON, Top ^4f4fH4MHHffH4H4*>HMMHHH4444tHH44Mft4HHH^ THE EXPRESS. NORTH VANCOUVER, THREE H CURRY CO. DRY GOODS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS Corner Lonsdale and Second. Phone 253 0 UR FALL STOCK is now complete with 11 choice ;tt prices comparable witli the large stores of Vancouver. Two Specials that cannot be beaten in B.C. ! 25< 1. Ladies' Ribbed Caih mew Hose all sizes 2. Men's Black Cashmere Socks, OC verv heavy weight, seamless L JC AGENT POR STANDARD PATTERNS. REDA&ANDRUSS SECOND Sikh i. PROPRIETORS • ■ NURTH VANCOUVKK. H* C. West Vancouver Motor Launch Service Launch "Weal Vanconver," Captain Pintllay l.itiiisi'il tm jj paaaengen TIME TABLE l.a*.Va*> Ll'MV.*! iHllaaallll'l lliill)than Whirl 111) KrriV.' Hli.il I HI a UUI) I Vl a |.t Sill llall 7.30 a.m. 8.00 a.m. ij uu a.m. 10.00 a.m. 1 Lm. a.m. 12.00 a.m. 13.no pin. 14.00 p iii 15.011 p.in. 1O.00 p.m 17.1 0 pin. 1.S.00 p.m 19 00 p.m s.itimloi'i Only 22.00 p.m. y. 30 a. in '.,1,1,1,, 1 .Schedule 14.00 p.m. 17.0 1 p.m " 22.00 p.m. Single Tare 15c. Two Tickets 25c. Quicki st route Irom Nurth Vancouvei to tha diatrict beyond Capilano River. Lauocli "'Weat Vancouver" tnalcea connec- lions, williout [ail, with lln- ferry steamers f 10111 Nonh Van- couver, aa pn above achi duW. Slllllll VANCOUVER FIRRY IIMI I \BI! STEAMER ST. GEORGE STR. NOKTIl VANCOUVttM SPECIAL-JUST ARRIVED OIL CLOTHS, LINOLEUMS, DRAPERIES AND SHADES, BUFFETS, SIDEBOARDS, CHINA CABINETS. PALACE HOTEL RaTII i $2.00 pel and tip. Special rates to families and to regular hoarders FINEST ROOF GARDEN ON PACIFIC COAST The Home Furnishers glonM*Avtnue The Port of Missing Men BY MEREDITH NICHOLSON Author of "The House o{ a Thousand Cundlcs," (Continued from last issue) Leave Van. Leave N. Van. Leave N. Van. Leave Van. 'f. .'ai a.m. •6.45 a.m. *b.2o a.m. '6.45 a.m. 7.3o " 7-5" 11 •7.20 " •8.00 " 8.30 " 8.50 11 «8.2o " '8.50 " 9*15 " 945 it 9.20 9-45 " 10.15 " 10.45 11 10.15 " 10.45 " 11.15 " H-45 11 11.15 " n.45 " 12.15 pi" IMJ i .111 12.15 P'U1' 12.45 pm. 1.15 " ••45 " 1.15 " 1.4,6 " 2.15 " 2-45 " 2.15 " 2.45 " 3-15 " 3-45 11 3-15 " 3-45 " 4-15 " 4-45 11 4-'5 " 4-45 " 515 " 5-45 11 5-'5 5-45 " 6.15 " b-45 11 6.15 " 6.45 " 7.25 " 7-45 11 7-25 " 148 " 8.15 " 8.45 11 8.15 " 8-45 " <M5 " 9*45 1 9-15 " 945 ' 10.15 " 10.45 11 10.15 " 10.45 " •it.15 " •11.45 n.15 " "•45 " 12.00 1.00 • Nut (HI Slllll iiyn. Time 'I'iiIv,. slllljet't In ali.ili.i' iii llftllt Until.'. "1 thought- there scciued reasons to bellCTe"— "Vm, anil yon believe It. Oo on!" Cbnuvenot'i eyea lilliikeil Tor a mo- mi'i.t tin be considered tlie dlllli'iiltle* ot bU Hit UlltlOD Tbe presence of Hair.an von Mar llaaf ha,|ii*ra*,l blm America might not, after all, be bo safe 1 place from wblcb to conduct an old world consplra cy, and thli lu- cltlcut must, If possible, be turn ed to his own account He nil dressed tbe bar ob ln (Jerman; Tlib man Is a designing plotter. He ls benl upon lllls.hlef _ and treason lie Thtt tt (n/amouir . hu contrived an it I'inpt against the noble ruler of our nation, llo lu ■ menace to the throne"— "Wbo ii ber demanded Marhof lm* patiently, aud bis eyes ind the eyes of all fall upon Arinltaje. "I tell you we found him lurking about In Europe, waiting hli chance, md we drove him »wiy- -drove him bere to witch him. See these things that twonJ-tboie ordersl Tbey belonged to tbe Archduke Karl. Look it them and see that It ls trust I tell you, we have rendered Austrli i high lerv- Ice. One death, one death it Vienna, and this ion of a madman would be king! Ha U Frederick Augustus, tbe son ot the Archduke Karl!" Tbe room wu very still u ths tut words rang out The old tmbusidoi'i gate clang to Armltage. He stepped nearer, tbe perspiration breaking ont npon bit brow, ind hli lips trembled u he faltered: "He would be klngl Hs wonld bs king!" Then Armltage spoke iharply to Claiborne. Thit wlll do. The gentlemin miy retire now." Al Claiborne thrust Chauvenet oat of tbe room Armltnge turned to tbs Ut tie company, smiling. "I am not Frederick Augustus, the son of the Archduke Karl," bs nld quietly, "nor did I ever pretend thit I was except to lesd those men on ln their conspiracy. The cigarette cue thst ctused so much trouble st Mr. Claiborne's supper pirty tielongs to me. Here lt la" Tbe old imbuudormitched It from him eagerly. "This device, the filcon poised upon a silver helmet! Too bive.much to ei- pliln, monsieur." "It Is the coit of inns of tbe bouse of Schomburg. Tbe cue belonged to Frederick Augustus, KirFs ion, ind this iword wai his, ind theie orders ind that cloak lying; yonder-ill were his. They were glftl .from hli father Anil, believe me, m;: friends, I came by them honestly." The baron bent over the table iod spilled thc ordersrfrom their silver boi •u<l scanned than eagerly. Tbe col- The rnlimd rllltom, Iiie tillltering jtwtlt licld tht eyu ol nil ureal ribbons, thc glittering Jewell, held the iiiii or all. Many of theni were the '.1:^11.1 of rare orders no longer i.tria'iivil 'Riere were tbe crown ind pa'citijitiTosvof Hie Invincible KnlghU ot Z j*I'i: "i: Iho white falcon upon • nl'.."- 'i"','jrrjiivung from • ribbon of • I at' . f 1:1*1,1 the famlllnr devl.e of 't ' Si'iomburi; lhe gold Mm • a ,- >"> ,.• (be Chevaliers of the I' ' " • in-ill: the crowed swordi BPtO in iron crown ol tne Ancient l.eglon of Saint .Michael nml AH An 1 gels, and the fiJI rigged sltlp pciidiint from Irlpie uueimrs, llie tloiorallou ol the rare Spanish order of tlie Star of 'he Seven Sens. Silence held the com Inui}' as lhe aiubiismialt.r'i Una old Iniiiils touched one after another lt swilled to Shirley tbat Ihese baubles ngnln bound the new world, the fa iniil..r bills of borne, tbe Virginia Kl.'.res, to tbo willowlng caravels ol I'.'linnbui. The ambassador closed the itiver boi the bolter to^xnmlne tbo while falcon upon Ils Ud. Then be iwung aboui anil uinfiniiwd,Armltage. "VHsen la.be, momleurT be liked his voice mnk to a whisper, his eyel sweeping the doors and windows. "The Archduke Karl hi dead; tils soil Frederick Augustui, whom these conspirators hive lmiflned me to be-he. too, Is dead." "You are quite sure-you nro quit. mre, Mr. Armltage?" "1 nm quite sure." "Thnt ls not enoughl We have a right to ask mora than your word!" "No, It Is not enough," replied Arml tage quietly. "Let me make my stnri brief. 1 need not recite the pocullnrl ties of the archduke—hia dislike of conventional Boclety, hli contempt foi sliam and pretense. After living n her mit life at one of tbe smallest ami most obscure of the royal estates for several years be vanished utterly That was fifteen years sgo." "Yes; he was mad, quite mail," blurt etl the baron. "That was the common Impression Ile took his oldest son ind went Into exile. Conjectures as to his where abouls have filled the newspapers sporadically ever since. He hns been ra'|aa,rieil as appearing ln the south sea Islands. In India, ba Australia, In varl ous parts of this country. In truth, he came directly to America ind estab llshed himself u a firmer ln western Canada. Ills son wu killed ln nn accident; tbe archduke died within tbe year." Judge Claiborne bent forward In bis cbalr is Armltage panned. "What proof hive yon of this itory, Mr. Armltage?" "I am prepared for such a qnestlon. gentlemen. His Identity I may establish by various documents which be give me for the purpose. Foi greater security 1 locked Ihem In a safety box of tbe Bronx Loan ind Trust company In New York. To guud igalnst accidents I named you Jointly with myself as entitled to tbe contentuof thst box Here ls tbe key." As he placed tbe slim blt'.of steel on the table ind itepped biclr to nil old position on the hearth they law bow white he wis ind Unit.his hand shook, and Dick begged blm to sit down. "Yes; will you not be sestzd. monsieur?" said tbe barm kindly. "No; I shall have finished ln I moment Tbe arch- duke give those ih" u11u*nts to me and wilh them a paper that will eiplaln much lu Ihe life of thit unhappy gentlemin. It contains ■ disclosure tlmt might ln certain emergencies be of very great value. I beg of you believe that be wai not a fool ■nd not a madman. He sought exile for reasons -for tbe reason, tbat bis ion-..| Francis, who baa been plotting the murder of the new empcror-klng, Is not his son!" "Whal!" roared'the baron. "It U us 1 bive uld. Tbe faithlessness of bis wlfo sul not madness drove blm Into elite. Hie Intrusted that paper lo me aud swore ms to curry il lo Vienna if Francis ever got too uvnr tbe throne, lt Is certtUed by half n doxen ollicials authorised to administer oatha In Canada, though Ihey, of course, never knewthe content! of the paper to which the"/ iwore blm. Ile even carried It to/New York and iwore to lt there before«the consul general of Austria-Hungary, ln tbat city. Tbere waa a certain (rim humor in hltn; be said he wished to bivs tbe affidavit bear tbe seal of his.own country, and tbe consul general summed tbat lt was I document of mere commercial slgnlil cince." The I'liron looked, at the key; he touched tbe sliver ban; bis bind rested for a moment ou tneisword. "It ls i marvelous; story- lt ls wonderful I Cin It be true—cin It be truer murmured Ibe-iml.assador. "Tbe documents, will be the Iiest evidence. We can settle tbe matter lu twenty-four houn," said Judge Claiborne. "You wlll pintoDinwfor seeming In credulous, ibr," -sslit ths baron, "but It ls all so extraordinary. And ibese men, these prisoner*'— Tbey hive punned me under the Impression tlsst I am Frederick Au giistus. Oddly cttoi^h. I, too. im Frederick Augustus,'* and Armltnge smiled "I wu uliiiln a few monthi of bis ige, md 1 had i little brush with chauvenet 'ind Durand In Genoa In which they cultured my clgirettc cue -It had beloisgnlito Frcilerick,nntl the sr. hilnke.ga*. ititomie ami my troubles l#gm. vChc emieror-klug was old and 111. The dtaxders In Hungary were to'clonkithc assassination of tils s.icccrkiit. Then tbt Archduke Francis, Karl's 'rcpnUsl.sam.iws* to be Installed upon the thsons." "Dee; these hu Ibsen a- conspiracy I"- '"And OieaT'lhavelbeen.consplrators' Two of thaml ire -ufely behind that door, snd, ausncwhRt through my ef- forte, tbelr* chief. JBnMrled. ihould sow tic umler arnat In Vienna. 1 had reason* besides my pledge to Archduke lO.rl. for tnl ing an active part In time affairs. A yeir ngo I gave K*rl% repudlttlon»of bis second son to Oowt Ferdinand Ton Str.'.i-: Hie prime minister. The sla1 wis stolen from htoi for the Wlnkelrled. connarstnraftyvtbesenjen wc no* l.aw locked up.In thfa boass." The amtamador'i eyei bliieil with picktamratjaistbeM itatemeats fell ew by one Irosn Armlta j^s .lips, but Ann1- tase Mentmn: "I trust*that- my -plan, for '•• these mentwtlll.nieet;wlth your a:.'"*' • I. Tbey bare cteirtered the W. CamXi:fnittcnrrjlnK"" " *_ lot at Mornr,', whurt.ln mill'*"*' w (ton tinned un p«i!'' *) I It TASK TO AN I'.VI'HA I'lllll l\ illl, COMPANY "l'iiin|.iinii's .Vl. I8M " CANADA I'., >\ illaa- ail British I aillllllllill ! No, i'.ll* This is it, certify ilmi "HH' PUKE •IIH.I) MAM IAI 11 IIIM: COMPANY LIMITED" is am ll.ll'i/eal llll.l ll all .1 lal a-linv llll llllsilns- lllllllll ill.' pin ** a..*.* nl liriiish Columbia, ud to < u it mil ni* I'lli'cl iill ot noi nf ill* nl. jseta ,,f tin* Compan) lo which tha Is 1,'isliitivc llllthniilv of tl.e li'i.'isliiluti' aa! Ulilisll I'tlllllllllill i\ti|,lls. The Ii.miI aatlirc nl ilic Company is ■llusl* iii the Ciiy nl Tomato n ths inm nii-e nl Ontario, II.,' tun .1 of the cnpitnl nl tlic Company i* tine Hundrad nnl Hsvsn iy Fiie Tliiiiisnnil Dollars, divided La io one tioaaaad s.*\,-n huadiad aad Ittf slmres nl One II I a tl Dollnrs einh. The liciiil olliae nf tin- Ciiiiipikiiy in this priiviiia'e i. siiniitc nt Vancouvtr, ntnl W. Salty Wilsiin. Men Inm.Ii-c Broker whoss addrtN is VaBooavar tit.uesniil, is lli,, ntloilli'l lot tha* I'liiii |inlil. IIIVI'A iitnlii my Iiuiul uml laal of 01—t at Vktorla, (L.S.) I'riivill,.' ait llritisj Ciiliini Iiiii, ills Thirtieth tiny of •llltli', nil* llliillsaillil nine Imn llll'll llllll lell. • I. I'. Mel.KOI), Acting Ite^islrnr ol .Inim Stuck Cum panics. Tin. objects f,,,* nir,it nr. Compan) lm- bssa a'-inlili-liaii mui Ueaassd m To lllltnltftietllle. liny, sel! iillil t!-il iii L'ri'.eiies, rallies, spins, baking powdtis, Iliu,,iii - mr eitraets, tomato- a'iitsn|.s, jelly (loiul.i-. nntstnrds, blacusgs, Hips, waaklaa raapoundi ntnl L'liiaa'l's' mil drUtgUts' silllillii- iiinl lika* coninii'iliiies. Judex Claiborne LICENSE Tn AN EXTRA PBOYIN nil. COMPANY Coatmaaka A.i, .Inly 1st, lum t'WAIIA Provinea of liriiish Columbia. I No. -<IA (UlO) This is |„ fertile thnt "Till'. KHHKK 8I.N0EB OOMPANY LIMIT Kll" i*- nlltlla.ri/a.l tltltl ll,e,K,',l I,a a ;at ry aall llll.ills, uilliin lhe I'lnvill*,* nf British t'ltliiiiiliin, iiiiiI tii tatty oal •>. .'If.** I illl Of illll <af lite nlljeets nf the CompaO) In ullieli the legislntile un tliinily nl lh< I eu'islnlill'e ol llrili-ll Columbia extends. Tile lt.11,1 nlll.e nf 'll.- I 'lllll|ltl|iy is ritUata III Tnrnnln, llnllllin, I'lllliitln. The hell.I nlli,,' nf lhe fi,ni|luny ill litis I'rnl ill''!' is sitllllte at Vnnenlllet. mnl M. ('. llien, Miinnfniin ets' Aglat ulin-a1 ual'lla'.- if \ illla nltl et. ;ifaan-u|i| is tlie ntliilliel fnl ill,' ( ,,tll|i.'ltn . The nninutil a,f lit,* .iipilnl nt the ('.ampuiiy is tally Thaiiisiiint llnllnrs • llli.li'tl into Katlll* Hiiiiilreil slimes. GIVEN nutlet mi linii'l mitt Sa'iil ,,t Mai nt Victoria, Province aaf Itiitish I a,Innil,in, II..S.) this I'liini aim a,f AtiL'tisl. Una* Tliiiiis;,n.| Nine lltintlreil nnd Ten. S. Y. WOOTOR, lienislr.'ir nl Joint S'.acli Cimpnnias The ..ina'i is fm whi ii ihis Company has Ims'ii e-inlilisli,il and liiensi'il nre: To buy. "ell nn.l (l.'lll in fnini *;aiaaals, ally ifaeaal-, wiini!ri.'s anal iintinns. Mort^a<{c Sale UK VAi.l ilU CITY PROPERTY I nil, l lliul III lilttle aaf I In- I'nllils nf Bals roataian in i Csrtala linhaliiis nf MialiL'll|.'e. lllli'll uill bl |'.*i*i|il..il ill the lillle nf siile. tli.'fi' will lie n(- fa'taa! for stile III* plllllia lltlatinn liy TIIK. SHKItHIKF OK THK COIAI'Y ,,[ \Willi VKII nt the hai.it nf I n'i lock in the uftet' iiiinti On Friday, Nov. llth, 1910 ut the SHI RIII'S Of I ICE, IN IHI ((IIHI mil SI. in th.. Cily a,l \Hn, ..inei. II. ('. The lull..niii*; propsrty, naamlji i III. Wl) SIMII I.Ml tlmt .eiinin puns.I nr Irmi a.f Imnl un'l pienn-es. i'a*. liittL' un'l Ih'.i.l' in ll.e Citv a.f S.it'll \ Hn. ..Ill i'l. Ill the pimill.e nf British Columbia, mnl bsingknown and tle.i lilaasl us lolloWl I a,I "I." Ill bdivislon nf lots tarslvaaad tltir teell I l'J k VA], ill lll'l' k Sight) Hit'*'* is:ti. iii -iiliiliu-inn a.l Dislriel Lol live Iminlieil iiini Mil (MO), group one III, \ .iia'.niiii distri t, so. "..I n.. in n inup nt plull nl lhe Maid -'llnlll l-liall . l.-| a.. Ilt-I III tlia* I mill liii'l ". Ulh"* all ill.* lill nf lull...IHel, nf Hit|. THK HAImlls Altl INFORMED lliiil tltata* i*. shuats "n 'In' snnl I'm part) u KUAMi: DWELLING H0U8E, II HM-' 01 SAI.I'.- '.Il h*. ,.*nt. .,! llie pniihils lllnllay In In* pllill ill en-ll imu ,,! -ile, unit ill.' lllllllll a* in , riliitni* iiiiii condition tii l«' iii ill" kin,till III tllne nl siile. I'nr lurlh'T put i'liini- un'l aa.n.li a.l Siile, upply In I V l> \ S KIN. B0l|l Il"r (aal Maa. a Vai llntniill,' Sl.,,*. I nin miier, ll. C. I nl Vm iv. t, II. ('., ihis llih *,l Ootobsr, l. I). HMi'. Special Bargains in FURNITURE CROCKERY HEATERS & STOVES : : 1000 yards of Matting to be sold at 10c yd. Kcqoldr 25 cents BUNDS MVIH 10 I'llllll! Turn ers 70 Lonsdale Ave. and 895 Granville St., Corner of Smythe, Vancouver. Ph one 198 North Vancouver Coal and Supply Co. Dealers in Coal, Brick, Sand, Gravel, Lime, Cement and General Builders' Supplies. All Onlcrs Promptly Filled atul Satisfaction Giiaraiitid. l'ricts on Application. Office: Lonsdale, near City Wharf Warehouse: Forman's Wharf Riff WE8TMNSTKR i.Wli DH THUT, nutria i ,,l N,» Wnitminstatr: Tnke Mtiei thnt Itoliert Dull Kin imam! nl Vnnrniiier, ll. ('., oecupn- AU, lllaaki'l, illlalltln In il|'|'I.V |oC |KT' ntis-imi tn |niia li.i-aj ili,> IbHowiag tie* ■•aiilhil Iniul*.: Ali.aut '.'Ml tent eom- m im.' nt n poal plaatsd ..n the sa,ulh,.ust i-i.itmr nf Int PJIW, thence Mat .'ITT', iliainis in (.|i-t l.i.tiiitlnrj* ol I.nl tttt llll'l.'.' sallllll »ll a lltlin* to nmili liniiinlitiv nl lot BB, theneo enst il.'i iliuiiis laa nasi laniiiulnry ol ! I...! MM, tlieiiae n.utli SS.70 rhain., tlipn.-e enst III ckalu tn n.arthen.t ■ a,imr nl l.ut 2lil.1l, tasaoi nnrthsrly llaig slinli* nf Ila,Is,.-Inn' I.ftkl to point nf itimmenaeinenl. ItllliKKT III IK KIWItlM) July 23rd, 1910 JD-lO NOTICI NOTICI is iiwi'iii :ii,n that ilii.iy .Ims niter lhe Inl |iulili' iiniii nf "Ins BOtlos, I iiita'iitl I., ii|.|.ly tii the Su- psriatsadsol .at Provincial Polici d.r n .alii'llill nf llie Iinli I BM a* fin th.' M Ill ill'* BOISI -it'l, II. ll 111 Mna.all' lille, ll. ('.. .all I .III 178, .*'"l.|a |, M* Uesiniin-i, r district, f,ai lha Isna "f si\ Itlialltll- , ailtlllK'lli'ill^' Jal "it') I-l, IHII. (8ft) IUM BOOTH. Iiiilul III Vl.lt ll VillirnIIUI, llel. I till, imn. w MalitllHi'tnri'i ol .Iiiilul. ni Ml.al,.n >n,i latlqM 1- ii iii it ur.s -li.l' .lltlin* II.Ilk .11*1 Ilat I iiiiii*. R,|i.lr- IIIK 111 .11 It lar.Ill III*. Picton framlag, rarultan Hontfa. 173 THIRD STREET, W. MAN. IIHIiEKM Kirrn i>r..ni| t .llaiitli.it 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE The Dnminii.ii |OVMMMBl through Mr. .1. H. Fia'a'tniin. ii. enn.ultiaij en- .. lm- tl."nl,"l llml the Vndaa).i- , tlmt laaini'iiiv ni'tv Iitnlii the alum nl ra,a|inil.iiia Ink.'. n„ly provi 1 ini- thill It anlllaallll- It. a.'ltllill lltull Ion I ani 'laaiin bj Ifl t in ni* Tnit.c M»aaa DcaisNa CoavniaHTa 4c. AnTonaia" laloilrwl lll..aitlain I li"ti*mtctr *Bntrrw.il I'klati.ilS U.fH nir'nikia .iui.ii {. i ira»lsliio(l«,».il»iiiMil..me,mttn Scientific slm'm, A bur)*>'»n«lr UluPlrttfvl W..AI . T , *-t rlr- -iilatii'ii nf »ny itioiiiivc Jourou Tirmi for l'»n»'U, 1.1.75 » J99rt p-n-tmte pn (. MiL. n<I<1 itj i,i Mwiuakm MUNN|Co«e,B'M<"'' New York FOUR TIIE EXPRESS, XORTH VANCOUVER, R. C. THE KXPRESS NalKIII VlS' *a t , 11. c. Published 1 neadayi and Fridayi bj Ni.kiii SiH'Ki Paxil, LmiTin tine ysar, Iiini K.viim i.k inascaimoa Sll inialitlil, .rille. 'I'liree Illttlltll'J, United Stilt s auul Foreign, |1.SU per year Advertising Ratm alll ba qnolid oa application. lalirtvi ...t'i la mitAi JpO"W'l . iM ttie ExprsM ll devoted to the Intertill nf Hie m.ril. Sli.an* ol linrriiril Inlet .'ia in.iielv ii .'iiiisiiin'i'- iiii idvertmli.ii mwllam ol saetptlooal value d.r reiu'lniin in u thorough mnl ill* * Hi'* milliner tlie poplllati I N.arilt Vniieiiiiver Cilv iiifl liistriet, Ki.'-v eflufl is iiunii* in |tvi advertisers tba iii'ift nalisliiilnry aKrin'c. All changes In rontraet advertlnemenU 1111,11111 !„• in theprinten' lininls imt lili-r tlnn in 11 in M.aiiliiv mat .'1 p.m. Wi'iliict-iluy In ensure iimertinit iu tin- full,,11 In; IstUSa and) Material Fuel nnil nil Hire of buildingi, ' miniils, ele DaaiagH mnl lajurii Tans latansl Delieits llnl li'ttni'iit Dividend! ini'l" S.M T.i'l'i I Ml ;,.'al 1:1:11 iM 131 . I.U Elder Murray Co. |Sgg v°nco"ver 1 Wooduard Cheap full size 50-ft. loti in the city, facing louth, for $400.00. Easy terms I'lmni' ..:. N'.nli V.,11 aatiiar l'l...ue MM. Vuniii'iv,'. Oll'ni' Mollis ll 11.111. I" ■"'••In I""' Ope" FvenitiL't by .\|i|ininlini'iil Ah,.i* officii liniir,, plume 1.112 We supply SIOVtWOOD any length required. 16 inch length, $3.00 per load Cordwood, $5.00 per cord Caah on Delivery. I'll,nn iliu P. 1). Uox 136 North Vancouvi*, H C Nt.VI M1HK I, 1910 M lit III \ W 111 \ I l: ^1 VI lli* :. 1111..un.a-m.-Tit tlmt iiti agree I '. I Iall llll |la*a 11 HI* illll It [OT . nation 'it ths Songhee. Indian 1 Victoria, 1 ' Una* III llllllll a I'll .lllll lUlll 1. throughout ih provim*, Illni tll,'lll-,Kr i| I -illll. . v.iTi 1,_* ud in Indian a er thai -.i-i," * 'i I* "aa* provincial a: fnl* -,1 lllllll* ll a.l 111' Song I'uii.111 reserve 1 1 Be Imn .ml lii'iicn :,i,, . ret hing in n it strip a.ui* one ni'i* ill choice a. f' ifl.,lit ..11 \ l* l.n ia laaitli"! f I'a HII 11 point imi fur uilliin 1I11' in'i inre In al.i' l.iilllni, taa it point -'.ti"' ili-tuB'*e I" villi Pobl l.li 1* aa- |alia|L'' \aa* null aim- lhi- lliiit nl lllllll illllilli' WU} lllilu-llinl siti's fully l*a|'l ,1 ',. 'Ill bssl ul pri'si'iit iu n, a upatioa in tin* a ll, II ais ailll|i|,* .1. ■ a.Illlia fan residential -rr- ,,i tin* llllllll*, btlt it i- -'a in,.,(I - 11., 1 I* al' ..||i' i.f ill.' in" I llllj' nf the .ity 'min tli,, Iiii-iix'-s portion imd hai in 11n - nial in .iiii'l respects nnlitiiia'l a- a tin* '.ii.n aii nnil in* develop nent nf lhe my. I ' * -l.'ll ill, .11 to -e, till' tlia* liln* ■ il i.l the reserve bsgaa us lu bach tt" h. 'a* ll |ss| ,| ,| I ; iii'ii varying Isgret ".' Li ilmi tinta*. I mil i.i ii*.ni'ii. hn* tin liiili.in- inu, ansa looad in ' I'll' IIIUI lllll -1*1. ll'll 'a II* 1- .*<l -.ai |>,i,|ii..iin.ii ilm* ii 1. been ■nlituitlail :., laml. |*.*tsi-l. tr I ttti In mine frnin tlf t ii'' "ii u"i !• niiii.n. lh" reporl . bos pllllll-lli'il llllll .1 llll-i- aaf il.'i.a lll.'lll Iiii- ii I11-1 ham reached :.."! ila it ... d.i 1-.' iln- property uill i» put Up I,, pilbUc 1111,111111 1,1 tin* I'laalill iiul government. Then ti"* ia till f.al 1 \ -1,1,.* heads ill l.iiinl'i iiiiii a I iim an inli |. t in tile Mm lllal llaa' u L'ri.'lllallt laa Which llliv Uli' l*|*.*ll,l I,, I ,' . *|ll I lln l| prOI I''1 tl 'at i la. 1 I In re'l'ivc ilia (l.l ■ trn tln.ai unl ilnll.ii- 111 cash, uii'i' it|'"ii ili'i iiill relinquish all 'lu.... h ill. |* a Hllll "ill talllaa*.* Ila II laa.atioB '*. !"■ agreed "l""' betwein ll*an lia bard It l'unlc nail 1 commit |.» nf lila* III' Illla. I .if lln' 1* i. l.m lal miles nn lit.' 1 ii'-. It i- fllllll. I rSpill laal tll il till- II' L'l'.'lll.lll I , be. II illllllil lasl taa lb llninii Hii'iit mii I'l-iiiiiuii 1 i.'lals iii Invnr 11! lit,* lli.111 lllliill govt innirlil, tiller lilii'h tin' .I.*.''! uill In* fiiiu,itil,*i| imm IH nm Tin' iilii'miiinn nf lhe Boagbm rt- •tia' 'ipiiti lln basis proponed -liniilil greatly assist in ooaductisg -' --tnl negotiation! fm- ilm purchi f thi right, nf the r,sid"nt Indiiins |g lbi rmsrvi ig this ,hy. The local nil..' Ims 11 i.n gnai advaatagt in baiag in possest«ion nt u splaadid resam in iln* Si|iianiii.|i valley consistingo(tome '•iL'lii thousand acres, which bscauaaol 11- nla'itl laa,,I |,|l Iiuiilil ;|l'i.i|l| lllllll 1111 cvri'lli'iii i)te 11, niii,h !,, removs IrOm till' laaa.ll III*. llli* ||.*lll|*. , .f tin* Imnl 1.il.i* 1.--.ni'ii Mayor Mall ""t many monthi uai that the local iu 'll III; llaalllll I.* Iiiiiiiii' I" 'll'l I iheir righti for 1 (ail consideration, provided tlf neu) nr part nf Ihs money wan paid in cash, which wouW pi a*.* * laa in in |iiisi*i.iii I,, erect build' .1.*.'- mul in maha mi.Ii bnprovementi .1 might 1.' desired upon tin* reserve 1' SquanUah. • Tin* local te-'iii' nin-t-'- at thirty- i\ 1 t* - nf laitnl iiul has uli..ui eight .1 'In*.! fael nf waterfront. II tl"' ■ *s reserve is bavghl i"r VU pri .■ 11 ported, name!] ht^O.OCU Inr II". tens, than .,11 ih,. tame basis ll.e ' |l'f ..I* till' llli III la s, |||. ll,,tl!,l |,,, ,1 bout 11*8,000, The ptir.h.'is,* **t Vii - a 1 * ,ni iiii*, bring 1 'a nt "I I**' ila* provini ml government nh*. h pm I". ■ 1 niinii * it- .A*Inipier fn.ni Hi* it** *•! tii** propert) 11 public aw tiun. uin 1 i lu- bm platted inin l"i . It 'I." pt.nm*i.*il government iiuiilil la. luiiiii.' tu extend ths -nni'' treatment in till cities whoss iia*lliii** iiaiulil 1.' promotasd by ihe pvchaaeoi iinil.il reserve . 1 ien satisfactory *,,Iiiiiiiii 11.mill iln 1,11 be -'■* ui'"l ol n problem wl.i.l. uill inevitably bsoomc ;i -a.iita*,' ,,f ,*\,*t intreaaing dlnatla- i 1. I mn 1 . ili - ini te t-e ihrntlL'lltnll lln' province onlesj -imn* mn.hiucri i- provided whsnby ■ nnilnim courM aaf p. dun, available tXSU in till enm- mun'ii'* . i puniili'.l f.i tim purchaw ', I.a.Imn rsasms ns mny ultimately I"* f'tiiii.l locatad within aai* 1 on tifUOaa. In lhe Itounillll'ies nf .i'llll', s nf lii'l'illalliun. I aann ns thc bargabl ut Victoria i- * I'li-immilltetl. it llnlll.I l." ni-.' p..l- i. v Inr lli.. iitv nf North V.m ..alu-i to , , open negotiationi m oacs with all I llir fiillll il I''.'"'- i'T 'I'l' I'llt'lln'f nl tlia' Imnl 1100.00 l.,,s'„l,.„t KII1..1 m Ulj waphasli ml tin. pninl thai the I'l'"' "< * uatrnttpml ralhraj I '"'»""'>'" ,ui,,ii,. 1 ibis "-"I" Un m& a 1,1, illlal Iimi-. repti'- - '■" ■' 1 innila'.l pl.'it I'" I'"'''1"" "l""'ll", part „f tl." puWii to enfat lbs .nil nntls in ninn,' 1 1 iraaiporta** (.,.,lm.* .,1 !•*' oaabh rates. I, w -nf,' I.. ->i ll"" I'"' ",:"'-'" „f pinlit .iil"i.ll"'l In ll"" .I.u-."U"I „„,„,,,. um 1...1 l.v ny -<.":<"» mn ,„,, i,,, ,„ ths popular oplaioa with n ia.,*,.,,,*,, t„ ths pr-.iit- ".'"I" b} wch ,„■ allow, li ".ny W lhacassthal |„. li.inal-aatne pro«ti which ii I « ,,,Hy Hltpilnsatl BCCTUI 1" 'I'"' ""'""' ,[ gnat iimi-1'..n..i.' n -.I*".*-* aw mninly dsrived i".n. il"' nit "f laadi wned l.y tl.e oMBpaalii and hxw ,|,,,. sainncs lli-lilll'l TT..Ill ill i" ,.|,„l ,i in th,* moaning ol id" Um ••gram in***m." ... tlie'ui.."" "-'"»■'" i„u iihut.vef tl." cm. t to - way i"' la ihal retard, Itmaj b antl Ipated ,,,„, ,|„, gMjral public ".ll itaidlm maUmmfa i.. 'I"'"' I'""-' ma-wi be ii(.f o.iit ven laraa pro»U m mm „„ tbtorlfiaal itn-n""'" bj mmm „,. ,,[ tin. character refcritd lo. Ariiiujcni"..'- ban bssa """I' " l„,l,| ,|„. r„-t unniiiil "."I''. I''"'lu'> ,|„,iv ,,n .Inntturv U aad II. IHI." ,!,„. ,ll(, nttspi.as ,,f lhe Usvel.tolu Poultry ini'l I'"' Si...Is Km Refuse Substitutes .ind insist upon letting onr painti. Tlie cbeapet paints iievi i .In their Mlllk wall, .uu will cause you a whole lot of extra work and upenae. Our Paints are Warranted ami are made to itaod the ntnl stviit wi.ttlia i without chipping or bliltaring' T'hcy ar. the paints that i;ood painters ra ly upmi. ud Ihey have in ver I.i led M yel to give entire satisfaction Tluy deserve your trial W.H.STONEY & CO. 117 Lonidlle I'h"'" ' t'i FRUIT PRODUCE CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS, Etc. WHOLESALE ONLY PETERS & SHORT 66 Lonidale Avenue Telephone 53 Convenience to North Vancouver Merchants Buy :- v—"• ■*"■"•". Taaaja*. Your O eri Solicited ., iall mil Queensbury Heights , i: l DOUBLE CORNER, 1011x147. occupying iplendid position an TENTH ST. md eloee to car line. I'm. $.'.150; jii^o caah, lml im 1 0 .inti ii montha. All 1 li an d. ANOTHER DOUBLE CORNER, 1001 ny, oa TWELFTH s I , all cleared and close to cu line. Price tnoo; Third c.islt, balance 6, 11 ,<ti<l is nontha Keith Road One Lim k fioiii LontdaU Avei m , .1 lull Mied 50 loot lot, lacing uuih, I... laooo. THIS b A SNAP. CHAS. E. LAWSON & CO. Nurtli Vil'ieinln-r Real I'.t.ll* Sl" a laih.l. ,iii'l In.lirm*i'i Rrnken I'. Loniilala A"»."*Phoae78 A. Campbell Hope C. A. CAL ARCHITECT 819 Chesterfield Avenue PhoneR 138 ilip, Cameron & Co. li ive for tale Large double cor. in North Lonsdale close in (or $1750 $450 cash, balance to arrange. Choice double corner Queensbuty Heights— near Keith Road. Onlv $1100 cash, balance 6 and 12 mo«. .'il>|.i..!.il aai tin* Department ttf Indinn '11 l", 11 .'in**, il • I In a, ,, (.,1 lenmnation ol ll lorts a.l Victoria ia thli inatlM I) simplify ili, 1 aalln I * |'|. H III- || llllll In lh *l* * -innln. plight, 11 in • "nl -1* li ■* Bi ■ ' nlumbis it iln pre ■••ni in be proviso devel a'.n unl ai* lllll ii "ill Ih* I I • iilt *ii. .,i„. itttstlon. I Ila* * i'l a,| \.,ll|| \ ,|l ,l| ., , 1 uuh ii |iiiilili*tn «lii*li lhi i ilepsycn «..nhl li.. highl) mi Bed i" i" .I'l** I,a nil a il | I- i , l nil pn ■•!* \ ti. in.id ti I llfl ii a i 11 .'lllll'll III** .IIU ll' Ha.I * I Pill. Ill ill Ihl' a |t) . It lllll' ll ll •* I ■ llll-' II I*.Unl I r. Ill * * ,,! » ,i Int tin purpo . nl run I 'a In. I 'lirnlltlll n portion ,,l ti in* mi- Iiiiiiiii in I.* ii. i ■*■ n! pprplsMtit v In' li in nl tin* a u( , ■ .un, il io ' Inu niter Innc de a * * * |.la |ia (all llll'l ,,t len ' )»• B ii nunlliii" 111.' an linn nl tin* pun li il ,***'.' II Imli ti n*.ni* ii|.nn a ..iniil n bash I |S\M IM, A QBKAT KUMV.W Tha' gIMl l.'.n-l'"l'a".'a|l a I >lll| a.illla* la ii.* nnt lieiii in the habit .'f ' tail publii I'll >l"-.'ly im.. | tn 111,' I i .i itiliii*-'- nf tin' liiinn' inl .'illnir- ,ai lli. * a * l( aa .mil uhen nl tliein dssnu it trim to depari IrAni lite tiiiiliiiiiniil -a" ii tiviiii'*.. ill lii . mfi, tliia publii iiill iinliirnlly i'ini! nl real Inti <■ il lhi limpsi Ihu iliin.Inl nl n faw nl th( -lllielll N F.i H| II- "I thr i rorpoi Mi Bos n l Hm' . i rt idenl ol tha Northern I'n l!" railrn "I .anil «hn, n. |,r.-ia|. iii aat il Kttlonal Appli Slum. uill pn bat leitival hi tptr liana, ta ,• nt nil, lm i* ii*, fleet ■Kit -uini* vet) in-11 . 'ie- re- lative ia. * nl i-\|i,*', ., profits nntl t Oil a.I', ,*Illlitl.. Ill I ■ Ii Im' Ion hi m ii'iii.i sinii* i i in* ideal Elliott, ia. ii (ing iii-n|'.*i.r * . lent t railroad employees nn.l . lilmail ii fit, g»v« iln* lollowin ■ .ll"1' nl ti * alllll ' ll'all I I '*, " | '''I U||,|l,| 117 Firit St. Eait LOANS AND INSURANCE PLACED I. O. O I''. Nnrlh Vinn niiii'i Lodgt, NOi ■''■'■ niii'li even* 'llnit-ilu ,1,'ni'L', an.n'i l.iin-ilitli' ln'iiiti' mnl Kit.t .tr.i't, it I o'clock. \ i itlng ini'iliirii cordl illj illVl l.'ll III Illla 11 I. ll.l I'. 1'a.l V S.; It. K. Donaldson, ne, tn. \ A PUIlng, P.O., tin i THF, MUdlAlJII ■UN CO.. Ui Loaadah .\\. nne, at fet— Landing ALL KIND8 OF FEED AT THE i.ttWKsT i'i;ni:s IVe 111." ll.lll.He |l,e lailla.ililli! in POULTRY BUPPLIE8: U k KaChbhleod. It. .V K llll.'kan l'lia.|.. >iiiit-' l'.el iScrapa. ttyat'l I'miltry S|.i.a L.i'.' l.iiv Killer, Wheal iii tto grad* Snl'l III SIM llllll lllllla-. TRY BWIFT8" ARS- SATE OK LEAD Tlie linal —muni, t Spraj nil Ilia' lll.ira,at ALL KiNds OF fertilizer* FOFjLaWN ANdca^dfS Campbell Realty & Investment Co. FOR SALE~6-roomed All-modern Home, close in. Price $2600 $800 caih, balance eaiy. Kl \l. ESTATE, i OANS, INSURANCE. ll l I PHON1 P. O. UOX 114 Hot Points For the: Man LJ. re's a ih.imc to please llir ii if-' Qt It 1 il nm.* .1 iijin " HOT I'OINI" "Ten davs trial, free lor asking. P1 .ism, .unl toinliirt on iron- mi; thu Qnh imn M market fuana- laaal 1,11 Ilia. VMrS. tnast 11.uv, it mil please her. |^a ll, I ll.lll llllll * I aa; Tiv one now anil lie convinced. —1 1 mm in B. C. Electric Railway Company, Ltd. 50 Lonsdale Avenue. H-H-H-H-H 11 III H-H-H-l-H-H l-H H-HH-H 1111 llll H H"H-t<-HH-H-H 1111 llf Canadian Financiers, Ltd. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL: $2,000,000 MI REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MONEY TO LOAN I . i . " i,. ■ NEW YORK CAFE •: ESPLANADE WEST LOW SEA, Proprietor First dill Ml il Commutation 11- i. i maali *4-75 Uooms for Rant it i a. rati t itt I The well-known reputation of thii Company, with iti three officei, affords ui unuiual fatilitiei for diipniing of proper- tin which are lilted with ui at right pricei. Purchaien will find in our office a large lilt of propertiet for wle in a'l parti of the City and Diitrict of North Vancouvtr. :: 14 Lonsdale Avenue: J. P. CRAWFORD, Local Mgr. jj Telephone 215 end of Lynn Valley Cariine . i 632 Granville St. Vancouver • • a • • I I ^^^^^^^^^^ Foreign Office: Glasgow, Scotland. Luiiiii ■■" * Branch Office: Main Office: THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. FIVE Reliable Watches ! Following in llii- tli'|.tirtini'tit iln. rtgfal rule t»t iln* firm in ri'L'intl la. high quality in nil linss, wi run unsure llie pslilia i.f sataWyiag rssult. lollowing th.- pumhasi nf iach watch which li'iivts "in* iton aoc panisd l.y our guamalas. In lhi- igl ulin.a-l ini'ty mnn nntl wniniin eni'ties n Wllla-ll. ll i- I—.'.llinl In ill.' s.lari'-fltl flllliltll.'llt aaf a*,-|.|iiliij iiniii- iiiiiI i*t'-|iiiii-iliiliiii'-. which requires thnl tlif linlili i'ur- rii*il I..' lint' nnil reliitltle. Whn inii-iilt'iiiiL' iln' i>.ir.*lin*.i' nf n waten apoa which lam a-nii |ilnn' infinite rsllaaos, visit oai itors aad hava 01 1 nui' sipsrts .li>iniiii-*i.ni.' nntl ixplala iaa you ths working! ..f th.. diluent movsmeots, also how to take oars ol ike dsllcsts iiit'aliniii-iii. iiliiali i- witliniit ii tl*.iiiii lit.* mont cnnipliintiil. iiiii'ia*nti' nml marvellous mm Waa eoaatjuctad. Hmi* ii- idvlss i..11 iili.'ii buying ■ watch, li oosti y.,n nothing in lmil. tin* Untl i.f our bowlsdfi which wa gladly give, Insl nlli -|„'i*inl Sul— Hindi' innvi.lllfnl-. I HENRY BIRKS & SONS, LTD. •» [svcllan and Silversmiths _ Geo, K. Tmr.'v, ii* . n 'll c. -rn VUaapat Director Hastings & Oranville 3ts. 3rwimmmt\*mis2wmmffwmr* THE LONSDALE PHARMACY _ When you deal at the Lonsdale Pharmacy you get exactly what you ask (or at the right price. _ Special attention paid to prescriptions and lamily recipes. _ We carry a complete line ol Stationery and Drug Sundries. Telephone L 29 A. J. TYSON, Piop. Cor. Lonsdale & 8th NOKTH LONSDALE One acre close to City Boundary. Price $1100. Terms $575 cash Bal. $7 5 every 3 mos. at 6 per ct. ALEXANDER SMITH & CO. 11 liomdtU Avonue PhoiiM-Offloa 24 House 22 P.O. Box 60 Free Piano Lessons For Six Months given to EVERY PURCHASER of a piano during thr month of November by the Warburnitz Piano House, Limited AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC Phono 114 443 Lonsdale Ave. JUST OPENED CLAVERIE & ARCAND have just opened on First .Street, East, an up-to-date GROCERY STORE where the public will be sure to find a good and fresh assortment of Groceries and Provisions, F ruits and V egetables in season. t_ Mr. Arcand was with F. Filion of Vancouver for the last eight years. CLAVERIE A ARCAND Gem Theatre FIRST ST. WKST, NOKTIl VANCOI'VKIi The Choicest Selection of Animated Pictures Dramatic Subjects Comic Subjects Travel Subjects =====,incl lypical Subject? Picture* changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 1 hour snd quarter entertainment Continued Performance Starling .1 7 in Sharp. 10c -5c GOOD MUSIC AND SONGS 10i-5c BIGNESS vs. GREATNESS Vi'xtitiis Write**, in lliimt.i mi*: Vi Ain'iii Bona Mi.il.'iii Pwpeiaiatiti Tin. must Kliikini,' "nil mysii-iitiu.i |ilii*n..iii.'iia.ti tit iiiii' mit' i« llii' fiisiiii- lltia.M all A/I' tin* lllllllitl tin ltiutll"-s. Al tlif pri'si'iil nn ulii'ii t IliriniiiL'liaiiii il pluming itself mt linvinis beam* 9a set-owl larfnt .iiy in ih.. tapin; Llvarpool Ims tli.tiiniiiiitl tn lima* n milliliter il...k lii|tKcr than llii; lien ; nml stifiiiiaiiis I'lti.fit. air Wag mail a,la i Waterloo Stiilinii. I.tintlon, Imwr lliun Wavi'i'loy Station, E.lin buifk, sn tlmi it mny uniting!) "laiin tlmi il is tlif UggWl in th.' tyngdom. This is iln- inillt'iiniiim »t blgnata- l.ii* »iii|aii*i's, lii^a lialtl.'shipH, Iiig tulk, big tiaii tliiit);. Aiiil what is llu* nb* jt'it nl it all I I nnte luul n ai.i.vi-i■ siiiitin wiili an I'xhibitinn Fat I.udy. She llfijjllill A'l itflMI, Hllll elltllll,*,! taa lit' lha' Wggtat ivtimnn nn a'lirtli. Ami she luiii nir >lte wus ulsai tli,- must tllisa'i'llltlt' lli.ntflll till I'llllll. Thi' railway rnmpiinv nitty a Inn Ul ut Baking IViitiila,,, Stnliiin tin* hin- Steal in tin' ivinltl. lint whan I ka liatltl infill iuli'tl pMMngaaf nnitlfriin! aliiiut lliat wiltli'in.'ss tteeking lor their I'laltl'a UIU Iir llil'll/il'llll llllll IU 111 III.' lai find the porter who has rtmiipeareil iiitli tha'ir luKL'aL'e I am very doubtful whether their happiness in prupor- liaittail i,, th,. im i.f the sllll lull. And tin the inhabitants ot Livwpool think that whn thei l'i'I tlnir I.il' 'l...k tiny will halve n belter time | It may lie aru'insl that mil inns musl • \|iiilnl. Illlt tltatt ilas-n't e\|'llltn the expansion uf l.nla,*-' Inti-. Nor Jim's it ev|ilain the ragi'mcM ol nW saienti-ls, lown t'lillinilluis ntl ulhar a*iiihii-iai-ts I,, tin.,, up nn; iiua.ns In titaain- nf Hnlti ('a,ni|H.titi,nts. 1 retail the mint* tl.iv ill a prize baby thnl inu'li'il M lli. Whnl do »,• w,ini -mh iiii.ti-teis uf iiirpiilrnaa* far) V.\- |.'t a'lla | |*iain*s tllilt llie n,,l*',r i":il est men have Imn -mull nun-it. Nil- -a.tts mill \,'l|l,,lf1U|.. iliunis are nearly alwms 9mtAew weak in the In*** a.r i..*n h,',l in the In iul. Ami hisiury shun- thit thev iniiiiiultly fnil in whut ihey taiitler- lake. There nals t.oliuih. lie »u a bii( man nml a heavy mnn— though -■■me aaaph may Up that lltiinl nu* the heavier kKMM lie bM the I'kil- i-i nn- by a .lone. Hut in lieii/ltt. nt any rite, I inbuilt evaill.sl. Anil where llitl he le, I an* the ~t-a.il.- Inl Dniul .lung nt him? In tha* mi.lilli' ul lii. toreheml. So had he lieen a lii'iul |uf a fnul) *-h..rii*r il Huttl.l piiabnblv Iinli* nm-nl him. (In lit) pWPi ti l"l.'U a,r ai'lltllllll ■Ml ' un ihis Inl,' nf the large be jll.- tili.il. lh.* grini iViith has nnw dnwn- eh ua us thnt tlie nnlinn thnt Imlil the Iai — t llreiiihiuiiglit matte a ili.a. 'mu. im-1 uk. lml tlmt mil inn. I ■rim In s.iy, wn. (llll I'mtlnnd. The ■t iall J "I n.Hal WpatM are agreed lhat a large flwl ol .mall \,-m-\- biiilt tnr pm i« nf lar greater value Inr aafT. ii. .■ tml Mmt thia a .mall I fleet ut unwieldy mmi.ters nt the ap palling ''"st uf t»" in.Him.. cj.Ii. llul ] ti,,« ue h.n.* -luiiasl lln- llreaalnnught- I «.' . un'l slnp. We are bound ' mi building. Sa, ihe arn/e tor bign«»« uill ,,,-t ti- :i pnUy i«*niu b na'ia' ilulle with it. II ippini do. n'i depend un .i'e. It I ia lh.' Itt la' ihmg- thnt iniinl And 111 -nme f-|aa"l ait ll'l|sl we MMI thii. At one lime the latie.l and big pOl sleap wite tWmkktai the tie«t ; tint iniwa.liiys it a|.|.ai. lhat "the hutisi'haalili'i wnnt- u -null |...ai ifcal .an I*' consumed al one meal." Si. no longer do head, ot (ami ie., arriv ing limn.' tn dinn. i, emlaim with pulied ii'siiilma'iit wlia'll lh,* lainan.il, "What? t'o'd million a gain !" The big hv haa lieen given llie a.,1,1 .hniilder. And M gauge viltui un PmUn .nipiuiaui'.ii lhe aluilili.an ul NU nullum mu-i hall, ellr tasl III the tlggla'g-ile ot da, me.til* lein Itj It ia a .mall but grateful eunnnalnn ,, 9l I -all.al'I'T, III a lime when .,,• tlimunding Inggar prii (a,, ..latlllalllg. >ai I.' laalll llial itif ap gnml nnd that the fnul going '.. lie .heap. But a. a dt.m.il „.t aalT tai this it .eem« thnl ta vlll. lime game up and our iluthe. will eo.l til mure. So ten .hilling, or -• ••vtrii nn a -ui' uf .laaihe- will hat.l'i l„ .,,iii|H*n-ntisl lair by the anving il a p> nnv i pniinil nn i.'il' appl- lllll ll Ippllll-s-aal mt all *l ! little thing.. FOR SALE NORTH VANCOUVER MUNICIPALITY Subdivision o( Block 27, D.L. 599. Large lots on high ground, two blocks (rom Capilano cariine Extension. Prices $450 and $500. Easy terms. NORTH VANCOUVER CITY 13 Roomed Modern House - - - $8000.00 1 Roomed Modern House .... $7000.00 One block west ol Grand Boulevard. Terms '-; cash, bal. 6 and 12 months. Foi I'l.ai, PHc. Li.l. & Particular. Appl-r To MAHON, McFARLAND & PROCTER, LTD. Phone 6286 Cor. Pender & Seymour Sts., Vancouver m——Mlm\l I. ZU tM* Om-JLiOUttm PORT ANN Mr, William .Mackenzie in an interview with llie " I'r nince " oo 2tst inst. uid " A contract for clearing and grading onr Townsite of I'ort Mhii will be l^t sliortlv". Tba contract fit lha construction of a large wharf at the upper or eaitern porti in nf lhi loivnsiii* has Imm let lo tx completed by the New Year. We am selling 5 acre blocks in Section 13, 111,, k 5 North, Range 1 West, It I j JO pel uie. JjOOcash, balance in ij, iS ami 2] montlis. Splendid view, practically level and light clearing, These Ul the cheapest blocks io this locality and ate innlt-i prescaat market value. Only a lew will be sold at this price. Waterfront lots east uf the Towoaite, ion feet frontage on the RWet extending l.mk t.. the Railway, combiuing waterfront with track ig,-. Theae k>t< are .Ir,. level and practically cleared, Price Irom ttbtm per lot. (juaner cash, lialanie 6, It, iS unl 24 iniiiillis. Tlu* ebeapeat water- Iront adjacent to I'ort Mann. These lots contain from 1 to Jans. We alao have OO OQI list scural othtT blocks ranging in extfnt from from iu to 80 acres at prices from $200 to ^50 per acre on gooJ terms. 4 Lonsdale Phone 219 CAPT. C. ANDERSON. M.n»ior ALV0 v ALVENSLEBEN, LIMITED DICK'S FIRST COMPLETE SHOWING OF NEW FALL SUITS for GOOD DRESSERS .»»»»*»»-»»»»aa»»»»»»»»%»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»%»»»%»,%»»»»»%%%,»%%», I t t t I t t t t t t I t t t t t * t t \,,| lllllini' Ivllla a, I],a ,,., TW inir^.lnliiv nml fawn, The inti'rli'1.n.p ntnl HM) * Thn .nmil attritloM aeai An.l I tun itmaaiir ,| nn .mall .n'i' li.m. limit' wonting thnn tl attail in iln« |iiiintiil iiim : Thi' (li'ii. i.l I'eru halo IxK-nm.1 • .inn..! 111.' nml iii"iilialal.' tlm' .1 ■ *. lor n i..i..ii|' <al i ...liv In hnvr i Intu1' ' * ■' lh in lo n'tiii.i lhe Hi- I. lO ii, I.tnl llnil lha* itilii It.* " II ' Inlm-- nl nuuikin'l hn. nl 100 Navy Blue and Black Clay Worsted Suits, Guaranteed Fast Colors. Special Price - - $15 200 West of England Worsted Suits in all (t»OA the Latest Styles and Colors. Special Price yu U Our Motto is: "High Class but not High Price" WM. DICK, Jr. "The Clothing Man" 33 HASTINGS ST. WATCH FOR THE BIG ELECTRIC SIGN .»««»»»%». nn nn inipmiiin. tlapvi.a- *ti gentle |».| I.unl, I,,,,,,,,,. ., ,,■ . , H ». iirmimfninl. AnH mir iltl dM i \a,.| ,, i„ m.litir wa| ,„„v nuw ben-,', a,,,1 .. IT,..1 t„ |„., ■„.'**' ■jnireii »nd |ali|,r« where ilny I ...i'I'ihI thtia ' htt n lillle Itin Whnh m,t,|, |„.r minm.* And ei,*n»|„,, fm I ... «•" Thit tlet wii .un tn en. Inal Ii.n.Ila* 11 .1 -"I ,1 OUI la*, ■ ill \,,l ill. ilnl nl I ll.l. lliul,* M..ti wtnkiil i i I til. .i.'. \' A II, 1,1 -ll.l , lllllll I' I wbm llml (l.'ii l.nil hopped inm Ilia* llDlbUn'l -liaallv I',- Slla* lllllllltllllli lal ,.,i||, "NllW I llllll pi -a.UK IH'llll','" "Ruli Britannia," ita. li i ""I tin' In.- th m-—xiirh n« Imiii. t I dn h 'lit' iiini- lei. Inn lhe lillle tliiti' in l.'t'ia, n * tliak.lll M.ta.' t , In*, ,,|l| (CoflUaoad rn Page 8.) SIX THK FATKKSS, NORTH VANCOl'\ l",K, I'.. C. ■ uia ■ **)—-■■'— IF YOU WANT WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT SEE US ABOUT IT \ WE DO PRINTING \ THAT WILL PLEASE YOU North Shore Press, Limited 119 FIRST ST. EAST NORTH VANCOUVER Phone 80 Phone 80 1st.Wli RAH » ^ 801 H Tl.e illinium* aim nt ll iiiat'l*' iMt Donatruetlog "i lhe 1 am ouvar liliB I .livi-iaali ill |lia< I alli.i'liiill \intlieill l'naiiii* railway will hi ruahud lo i l.l.'ii'.n uilli all iha|inteh, the Man M giii'ii ii at lollowi: "Vielurin i- thl ""tin T'I le.I*''il'.l. aa proraiwd lhi i pii "' that dty, ili.* liu,. taking ai Coum fi"'" tli.'ii' apparently around I'ortagi In I." (iln* I.einl .,( th** tlorga) l'i waj ul l''.-'|itimtili harbor 'mai * ro la I '■"■ I'.-qiiiiiinli aa; Xannlmn railwaj an tie* ■outh-aaatwn corner ol Lamlord I Jw, tli.iii*,* tin* line rum dlM -"'l It '" lhi hand >.f I'nl.l . Bay, making a, 'iiii.* ivesii'i'iy al ihal point, aad pro mdlag vii, Mntiii,-aan lake lo Rook* Illlel, thl llaal'lilalll ll,...' aaf |ll,|.|i i- lollowtd la s,„,U river, wbbk I rronid Mai lhi i lh. Booki .i Vi'f I- llU'enil'll uu lhi «'-l llllllll lu iu origin in >....t-.' lakti lhi railwaj -killing ill.' Inl. 1 ll.e Ma-leili ll' ii- .'uiiiv length, lit'" " ll* lal thl a'll-l tlliil lil-t t. allall 111.' Phnwnigan lake aii tla extian th IM-.1 lailllel*. Sllam Ilia,',ill faU i- all-a skil'll'll illl ill,' lie-lain -ll.at. tittil llll laka baiag Wl behind, lha llaa nn :i|i|.ru\ini!i[eh ilui* north iiiiiI ir.-te. tin* K.,k-ilnli river about righl an* nine intle- (ium it- month, Swinging to lite natlilllli-t, the l.n. te.l* III- tile Cuiiiihnn river la'iif ". live ii"*''- tll.ull' llllll'.III, llllll al'lli'ie- lu lile Cuiii,una. lor -iv niiii-. llien iroam anal -kin- ihe n"nlt bank uniil it raachei tin lab Mar Ike n.u.nli nl Mi.nl iTeek. i mii,li.iii lakl i" lulluii nl mi ii- northern ihon lha entin leagth, the line ui the weatarii rt I ol the Inke twinging -u.iilie.lv and then abruptlj n ,1'lteili in tit- Kit in.ii ri let, lllliall i- llien Inllntlail al..w 11 aall tin* iii-ia'in bank lo within ihni in.l. ol Silinnl lake, ttam Iti- polnl 'I. lm 1.- northerlj la lhe hand ol t'lilelllllll i 1.1'k. lite lit l.l aal lllliall i folloWfd In it- aallllel ill Ulll'kll'l Snllllll, lll.alla,* ill* llll' loIlOWl llaa -illllia-ili I llll' All«a" nl I ,111 ll I" ■Ubnrol." llll'l' DISTKIIUTIOS OF TIlKKS -inm l.'iietl lit Vm an al lit'llaln ll.'tnl Meinli l Ilia real- Bg ' »nlJnil I ll" reporl 'al ll.e >U|.a llir.i'll'l''IH ol l*'.iii*-iiv loi 1909 ml.i'li luiiu- pinl ill iiii. annual rapod ..I Ibe Dapartnanl a,l ih,* Interior, i.i-t leaned) .* porta imiii. i ilrvelopawata in th** wii "' ll'll' all-llllllllinn lllllll ill,' fiile-l It'll -en ni Intliain Dead, - I'.a, .in,. ),*:,|. |||,. iillllllt.r lit ll'a*e- si'llt a,Ilt it] ill' iprtng traall) the BM .'. \ la i remained pi . ii' allj -i.ii.tn arj ut iil.aaui nu, nnil ■ lull million I ha n * "ti tei lhi i Ihal iln* rape ■ in nl tin* nut i'ii i- nm almoal, il linl qui e. re;,i lleil. .unl ii a *. ,i. |a Im* lli-tr.llir.il ill L't.ailat liattlll * ther am I'liliirirni'iii ol lhe t nut . t, **i tl * • I I'l I " 'I' nl Hell ntle- Will bl ll --altl. \< iif - uu. iinie ibe number nl ip plirmnta ia.. im- I.ai greatlj l * a nl. i» IMN n.i- wan «t le MU applir mt- ; iu I'.'I" lli tl ...inil.'r hnil Ineimaed to MR aa lm tea a* nl a-aaii-iilet il.li iiiuie limit ."all |i*r nat, In I'."''- ilie average number ol iw -ent iii etnli appiieanl n v l.l"" I m I'.ll" nllK -l«. ,,.Ill.l la. |. il.-al l.l ell, ll appUraat. In 1909 iln* iiitnil.'i nt .i.n ai|'|'lia i liniia reoeived nn- 9,338; in It'l" th,* iiunii.,..' had itt' I'M-eil in 3^899. Tllalf i*. IIU ,,'al-,in lllll I Ullla I I" th.* in* • *.|iiiulil nm L'tani ih.*ir iiiiii ln,*l|lle .lllll .*l-ll 11.v*. llll'l I., atlll llll, a contemplate doing il" It ten '• llrnni'li ivill I.' glad in .ii-l iiiiii... ilil :il-u -eeil ti- lur ;l- lln* Man all tliaii* ili-|iii-nl uill allow, (In. |.uinl lliiil mu I la,* enretnlli atlanded t", huwavar, ' thi *'"*■ Iron nlli* ll ill*' - I ' "'ne If nl nil |aa. ilil* ..i| li.iii lt,i*i utaanili.j in tlie in I, ii, prol 'It*.* -ll .111,1 * 111. The I'm.* lu l'.i in It Iaai I aal . al.ll a Ip la. i: a 0| (llllllll'. Hl'ile i'l pnrlinl, uiih ..'iinin suiiin " , '■ frnin itnl'iit'lad aval, tot e\ niii'i' , i I'.KKi the amp ,,( Manitoba mafia ui 111 ill. I'mad *la |ai:nl|.* praalin *'- " *'l It laQure, Seeal f,,| OWfog the inli,,*.*. Ill;' I'UII' n.i :'"I 11 - - T a I ll.lkaalu lll'l ■own in tin* nu. erj in th** -|ittn | 11 IWI aiaal i„ I'.hi- the tt,*,- Imni thii -.aetl lien* -enl nul. | hi- pnl tii'lll.tl lot nt niu|ilei Iiti- I*.*, ti reported i > hull' illlfi'tall veil lllll'll irum win"'I' klllilli;. ill -"IU.' '»< ill" a litila' I ,*, ,* top nnd rootli liiiiiiu.' I'm. kill.'.Iiiui iaa the -a'li'ia* waather, in nth t Imm only lhe topi having linn hilled back. t'limlly the nii'ipY h.i bm laitintl hardy in nlnin-t irary part ut ilv Went, ninl the ha nl ao mat , lllllllll till" In ll.e fu I thill llaa' a,,I ll'iilll lllliall they "IIL'i" i'i'l Waa "I. lalilleil llailll ti'a'l.'li I il I II ..ulll. \ liinihll' fllillire I.allll la**l li with elm md Imported Iron i Cnllaitltl. tle.ii-innnlly, luiivei' i, ii Ii.n iln lo ral supply nf seed (all., nothing i I ,im In* ilnne Iiiii ill.Iiiiii ml "I * win > nn.l Inke lite rink. Further inteie-tin? |m. li'ulur. I* iinlina lhi" wnrk aire irivrn in lln te purl referteil !"• "'I'.'- "' whkl aim lie ulilnini'tl ft t cbargl l.v i.'I'l" inu 11. II. t'nml'liell, -uperi.. "inli nt ni I'm" in. Ottawa, Dnl. BEST BUY IN NORTH VANCOUVER Close to Grand Boulevard and cariine; triple corner on 11 lh street, 160x 157; total street frontage 317 (eet. This is a splendid building site situated on elevation. For price and terms sre Pierce & Hall 126 Second Street E. North Vancouver DO YOU WANT A HOME? See the Canadian Home Builders, Limited THOMAS TAYLOR, Mgr. Vancouver 25 Hastings East And Save Money UV poaitivel) guarantee .ill ..ur grucrriea to be lot highest ni ri iiiii .mil loweit in prio BREAD Vim mn ,|i »!l eliewhere Imi yon will tlu better hy buying a largei loal "I bettet bread from us- Irt'sh ll.iili: Milk, (KIWI & IlllllKMIIh ALL KINDS 01 I Kill I IN SIAS0N |i. --I |. .v M Coflee, Ireah routi 1 ami gri .1. j Iba. I"t li.oo ■ ,t grade .it 2J t antl. Indian and Ceylon '■ i, ill.-. It no aim all standard gradei M.n Creamer] Battel 3Jc Ib. Vancouvei Creamer] aoc 11.* I in* i \|.|'l. - it.mi ft, 2-, to S1.75 l 1 i-sottnii nt nt Bngliah Candiei imported .m.l domeatic Iron 15' tn 60c Ni'iv Laid Bgge daily,'«" perdoten; caae eggi 40c Preah I'.i-tmis, large iiaortment, 10c i" *'*,' pei II.* 65 LONSDALE AVENUE I 'in im i.'i. Pan DlllVKkV QPPPIAI fRIPLB COR. Centre Street ud 151I1 Si. M mo, '. caah, Iial, <> H-i8 montba, l.ol' hn OTTAWA GARDENS ladn| aonth latoo, fgoo caah. lulanci it 1.' montha. I.til it.. BLK. 2}. IVI.. 2711111 I'll I li'D ST. .<■-"'•". '' cash, balance 6-ta-i8 monlha, LOT i, BLK. B, Dl- -'73011 SEVENTH ST. Iiooo, fioo caih. balance 1. mnl 11 montha. LINDSAY & CREELNAN Rt tl Batata ami Iniuranca Hn.Ini-,, 120 Second Street List. Buy at the Welcome Parlor The Gurney-Oxford Steel Top Range nit*,ms h niaikeil savnif! 111 lm 1 and Ix itti hailing n suits. lhe"CHANCBI.li0R" not imli tl'.' - its nnil, BEI I BR l.ut Al I.I.SS COST lhan othei Range*)., ~rjr \\',* 1 an tlcintinsti.ile tn mi t ilu* nluiii* Superior Chan- 1 illni i'mil ipal of economy md . ii" iency in tin ninutei, N it not Worth .that nuuli ol yont lime rij;lit now ? The J. D. Fraser Hardware Co. PhotM 58, 133 Lonsdale Avenue THE EXPRESS. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. SEVEN The Economy of Concrete Saving in Time, Labor and Repairs Accomplished by Using Concrete around Your Home tfJT Have ymi us u Fanner, Mtj-'ohiuit, Contractor, Professional a Man, Housewife or Property owner of any description ever stopped to consider liow touch the use of Concrete was saving you'.' Have you ever considered how much more it might he mnde to save vou ? % 8 8 fj| 1 id you ever stop to cmiider how much you persoiinlly jj iv,nhl he inconvenienced ii suddenly this "Comniiinscnsi* adaptiihle material " were to he taken away. What would become of th« fireproof buildingi! What material could so well replace your sitl"\valks'.' How would you Farmers enjoy returning to the us*1 of wood in your water troughs, tanks and sewrs? Wlat would bo done about big railroad bridges and culverts ? How would the housewife do wit limit her cement floors in her store rooms: .— One might go on for hours enumerating the different [ilaees where the loss ol concrete woultl he a serious catastrophe. I X 8 f[T Especially on a farm has concrete lieen found of great assis- j ttnM. Here the wotk is of such a simple nature that in many cases the farmer can do it himself, provided he exercises care in tin,'select ion and mixing of his materials. Many a job of concrete work can be done on a farm during the winter months which will save time and money, and never mid farther expenditure for repairs as would he the ease with the same objects built of wood or iron. % $ 8 f[T Here are a few reasons why concrete is so adaptable. In the jl first place it is fireproof. In the second it is an absolutely smooth, hard, dense, sanitary surface, which once set will stay put for years. In the third il is stronger than any other structural material now in use an.l when combined with other building materials makes an ideal reinforcement. In the fourth it growl denser ami Itronger wi li age. In the fifth—but why go mi here'.' Drop into our ollice and talk it over or send for specific information. K X X tf][ The one thing that we specialize in, ia our CONCRETE PIPE ul which we make hy an absolutely new process. We are turning out a dense, maeliinc-tainped pipe Ahich hits a steel-glazed interior surface like glass, is as strong as iron, has absolutely perfect sectional shape, is tougher than clay and more economical than any of them. Our pipe is water-tight, practically indistruct- able and proof against such llkalail or acids is aie found in ordinary use. & X X fj[ There are numberless places where our concrete pipe can be Tll of use to you around your home. For drains, siphons, sewers, smoke stacks, fence posts, celery shields and septic tanks, we manufacture all sizes. The next time you liave occasion to coin- plain of the wearing ipialities of the pipe you are using think of Dominion Glazed Cement Pipe, The next time that ymi feel the need of a water tight conduit for any purpose drop us a line for quotations. MI fjj Meanwhile we would be glad to have you drop out to the j] factory either in IVachland ll.C,, or on False Creek, Vancouver and get some idea of how concrete pipe is made and what can be done with it. DOMINION GLAZED CEMENT PIPE CO. FACTORIES: Falie Creek, Front Streei; Peachland, B.C. OFFICE: 1207 Dominion Truit Building The Port of Missing Men BY MEREDITH NICHOLSON (t'tiniiiiiieil Ironi imu'.' •'!) i which tli,i i*\|h*ele(l tl. llllika* nit tttlt'l* ili.'i I.h.I hUwd uilli nu'. At OM lillle llli') llltal saantc idea ul kidnapping ine, ami It Isn't mi emit tbey fulled at Unit game, llul I leave It to you. gentletneu, tn ilenl witli them 1 will suggest, however, thnl thc presence Jusi m.iv In the Wesl Indies of the cruiser Su|ihln Margaret, flying the ling of Austria-Hungary, mny be sugges tlve." lie smiled tit the quick glnncc thm passed between the ambassador nn.l Judge Clnlborne. Then Huron von Marhof blurted out the question that was uppermost In Hie mln.Is of nil. "Who nre you. John Armltage?" And Armilage answered, quite sim ply and In the quiet tone thnt he hnd used throughout: "I am Krederlck Augustns von Stroe Iiei, the son of your sister and of the Count I'erditianil von Stroebel. Thc archduke's son nnd I were school fellows nnd playmates. You remember as well ns I my father's place near the royal lands The archduke talked much of democracy and tho new world aud used lo Joke about the divine right of kings. lit mc make my story short 1 found out their plan of flight and slipped nway with them, it was be lleved that I had been carried away by gypsies." "Yes. tliat Is true; It ls all true! And you never saw your father—you never went to blm?" "I wns only thirteen wben I ran nway with Karl. Wben 1 appeared before my father In Paris last year be would have sent me away ln anger If It had not been that I knew matters of Importance lo Austria-Austria, always Austria I" "Yes; tbat was qulto like him," said the ambassador. "Ue served his country with a passionate deroUon. He linliil America He distrusted the whole democraUc idea. It was that which pointed his anger against yoo-thst you should have chosen to live here." "Then when I saw htm it Geneva- tliat last Interview he told uo that Karl's statement had been stolen and be had his spies abroad looking for the thieves Ho was very hitter against me. It was only a few houn before he was killed u a pan ot «h. wuk-.i. rted conspiracy, lie had given his life for Austria. Ho told me never to sec htm again, never to claim my own name, nnUI I had done something for Austria. And I went to Vienna and knelt In tho crowd at the funeral, and no one knew me, and lt hurt me, oh, lt hurt mc. to know that be had grieved for me; that hc bad wanted a son to carry on his work, while I had grows away from the whole Ides of such labor aa his. And now"— Ue folterw!, his boane voice broke with stress of feeling, snd bis pallor deepened. It wu not my fault It was rally not my fault I did the best 1 could, and, by God. I've got them ln the room there where tbey can't do any barm! J And, Dick Claiborne, you sre Uic finest fellow In (be world and the squares! and bravest and I want to take your hand before I go to sleep, for I'm sick -yes, I'm sick-snd sleepy, and you'd lietter haul down that flag over the door. It's treason, I tell yout And If you see Shirley, tell her I'm John Ar mltage; tell her I'm John Armltago John Artn"- The room and Its figures rushed he tore his eyes, and aa he tried to stand erect bis knees crumpled umler him nnd liefore they could reach lilin be ..ml, to the floor, wlttna moan. As they crowded stout he stirred slightly •lghc.1 deeply and lay perfectly still Chapter XXVII® tai. i sr 111 llttl. I.AinnltNW called Oscsr through tla soft dusk ..f tha April evening. The ptmlani of stars march ed augostty across Uie honv-ons. (liriborns lift tt Ida face gratefully to the cool night iraaie. for he waa worn with the itrc»s and anilely of the day. and lliere remained mirh to do The bun •alow had heen speedily transformed into a bosplBil. One nurse, borrowed from a convsleseent pstlent at the Springs, was to bs re*ntorred by an .ilher summoned by wire Irom Wa«b Ington. The ambassador's demand I" I- '' !,.ui'il In remove Annltago U> bis own hnuse al lhc Bprtnirs bad bee" pi"1"!'1 li tajectcd by the surgoon. A IW I.* 1 hold of J..I.u Armltage. Wt ill enough without Uio wound In m -It 'iildcr, and the surgeon WtW ■' traps In the bungalow and took chnr of tlic case. Oscar had brought < home's bag and sll wai'.now In ft in'., fnr Ihe night Oscar's rrcit tlgtire atwalutcn ■. rci.octf.il voice liroofbt "'la: ,|.,nn from the stars. Ifl a.m cat rid of.'Uisiprlsi'ic' iitlai year "At midnight twn secret1 senl i nlil be here tm 1\sailing'. with them to Baltimore to their boot. The baron and my father arranged It over the telephone from the Springs. The prisoners understand that tliey ure In serious trouble und bave agreed to go quietly. The government agents are discreet men. You brought up the buck hoard V "But the men should bc banged, for ihey shot our captain, nnd he may die." The little man spoke with snd cadence. A paUios tn his erect sturdy ligure, his lowered tone as he referred to Armltnge, touched Claiborne. "ne will get well, Oscar. Everything will sis'in brighter tomorrow. You bail lietter sleep until lt Is time to drive to the train." Oscur stepped nearer, and his voice sank to u wblspcr. "1 havo not forgotten the tall man who died; It ls not iv for liln. to go niilnirletl. You are not a Cathollc- 00?" "You ueed uot Wl iw he—-— anything about It But yon are Nfl ho ls .pille dead?" "He Is dead He wn" a bfd man nnd Ileal very terribly," said OMttj und he took off his bnt and drew bis sle" ' MMI tils forehead. "1 ,v!!l tell yi.,1 Just how It was. When my horse took the null nnd got tbelr bull,''" und turn PB dnwu diittl, the big inuu they called Ztnul saw bow It uas, that we were all coming over nfler them, nntl ran. lie kept running througb the brambles and over the stones, und 1 thought lie would soon t'lrn mil we might have a light, but bc did uot itoPi and I could not let him get uwuy. lt was our cnptnln who suld, '.Ve meat take them prisoners,' was U not so?" "Yes; that wns Mr. Armltag-i's wish." "Then I saw tliat we wire going toward the bridge, the one thc.v do net use thero at the deep ravlue 1 had crossed lt once and knew that lt m wenk and shaky, nnd 1 slacked iq nnd watched him Ue kept ■ , and Just before bc came to It when 1 wus verj close to him. for he was a slow nicer -yes?-belng so big nnd KtlTMy, '. turned and shot at me with bis' rev. iv er, but hc was In a hurry am tiihsed, but he ran on. Ills feet i.e Mt the planks of the bridge wltb a g \v. jar and creaking, but be kept riiii.u,.; utt stumbled and fell once with a u'tid clutter of the plunks, lie wns I col aril with a heart of water and viild not slop wben 1 called and come back for a little light Tbe wires of tb" bridge hummed, and the bridge swung and creaked. Wben be was almost midway of the bridge tho big wires tliat held It began to shriek out of the old posts Hint held them, though 1 had not touched them, nnd lt seemed muni years thai passetl while the whole of lt dangled In the air like a bird nest In a stitriu. and ibe en-en do1 below laughed at that big coward. 1 still heard bis hoofs thumping the plank until the bridge dropped from linger blm nnd left him for a Nan sco id with bia arms ..ml legs flying n. Ibe air. les; li was very horrible to sie then his great body w.n( dowi. ■" n^. " ~— a very drc.i.lf.i way for a wicked man to .lie; And Osenr brushed bis hat with bia sleeve and looked away at tbe Utpte anil gray ridges nnd tbelr burden of stars "Yes; It must bave been tcrr.ule.' •aid Claiborne. "But now bc cannot bc left io lie down there on the rocks, though hi was so wicked and died llko a beaa. IS t am a bad Catholic, but when 1 iras a boy I used to sens mass, and il is nnt well for a man to Ile u » wild place where tbc bustards w '1 And blm." "But you cannot bring a urleal (ireat harm would be done I.' ne. < of this affair were to get abroad, lou understand (tint what bns pas. -l here must never be known by the ou. ade world. My fntber nnd Ban., v.r Mar hof have counseled that an. yi i may lie sure there are reasons why tl.ese things must bi kept quiet M the would seek the Inw's aid at on I' "Yea; 1 have bapen a soldier, pel ttt tl Ibis little war I shall bury 1' • J -ud In an hour I shall bo back to Mn lm. buckhoord to Lamar station.'' Claiborne looked at bis wat h. "I wlll go wlUl yon," he said. They started throofc.'i Ine wood t< ward the I'ort of Missing Mei.. and together they found rough nlciiea In lhe side of tho gap, down whirl 'he;' matte their way toilsomely 'o I'.u t.i wider llncil stream thst tangled at ,1 tumbled fonmlly at tho bottom of t..c leille. When Ihelr work waa done Oa- rar look off his bat and knelt d ten by ihe side of tho atrange grata, and t»wcd bis head In alienee for a moment Then they climbed t'to stee;t •Ide of Uie gap and turned to :*rd tli * bungalow. Oscsr trudged ill n'ly at Claiborne's side, and nei.,,',' spoke. ' Itoth were worn to the point If "-' lion hy tho events of ths lo, day The stubborn patience and lit '..y of ths little man touched a chor. in nn l«,rm* Almost unconsciously ,te threw his arm across Oscar's should.is snd walked thus besld* Hm aa '! «y trsv rraed the battlefield of the n,. "ning. "You knew Mr. Armltsgs I hen be waa a boy?" aaked Claiborne. "Yes: Id ths Austrian (oust v his fsilter's place—the Count Kinl'iand vnn stroebcl. The young cplain's I ailed when be wss a chlul. H'a Inllier wns the great aUtismf and ,|i.| much for tbc Schombnrgs sn.j • irin. but It did not aid bis dlsposlt' .- mim;iii'i:s ikim: ivn.i. cni: i p RESEBlI Tlia' uniniiiiii'iiiit'iit thnt Virion.i U ait lasl luocesdsd In arrivaBg il a sit lla'tnini iiiiii the Indians of tha* Bong' lies tescne iillatelty tliey will be lnvtl of I Iiiit iinilesiriilile locution in ilia' aa nit,' .if llie aity is tit momentous interest to Norih tiuawen ns the position of ill's iiiy ill the present lime i- till iln-,ans t,, llliil of the Clip illll nntl tlie IUM difficulties have lieen txpsrisftosd bsrs is there. An a|tss- iiiciil Itn- lieen lattili.'il hetun'ii a ma- j'.rin of ils* membsn .if tbs tribe and Ilnn. liiiimtai Maiiriiia*. prtmitr >*( Iks provinoe, whereby ipn Iba payiaMt ,,f 110,000 to etl'll of tl'" fnrly lllll'i' aels ,,f falllllia'-a a- a lintnis tliey •" '.I.a' to re, i.il.* to iitlo'ller re etve. Hi** Siiiii la es rt -.tv *'iii-i'.u of a iiiiiii III MM n lh" i.'iy ha art ot \ ia'tailill .'ill I llll- IMM ll llialla. ill ,on- lent'on wltb ti* .i trying vainly for a period ia. Iiiii- ili'in leiiniveii. W'.en tin approval ol iln* Domiaioo jovenuaant, tl"* wards ol tbi Indians, 1- learileal, ll].* propertV lllll lie olW- asl for Bile ill oilier to filtlllill -a* llll' provisos lor iha' sxpenditun to Ihl Indians, IN Till*' IN'I'KlllVI'S III*' I lil IT A iiiiiiiIht of illoiniirait 'ruii Innd wntn in nt pi. a*i,i n ii..* east aailiiii*.' up upsrtt it. 'am. eu'ure nnd irnii growing, li . tba in'cn.ion ol ilie I'tie y t.a bring men out fiom tlie ■u-i iiim ars thoroughly conversant S .'li ii i iii -fnl i ii in* im ill fruit n an endeavor to ftrilui developoni ' tl." li'ie-i fruit orchards in the a. , - i . tiituiii siii\iii;a Me'.lioilisl iliiirth, corner t.lh street mid St. Qeoraa'i Iiimi; Ssrvissikt II n.m. nmi ,..'." p in. Sundny school tml Bible liuss 'J.'ltl p.m. Class meetini,' lo n.in. Sunday. Prayer tmeut > pin. lli'iliii-iliii. Moodyville Sun- altiv saliotil 11 n.m. l.y," \ iliey Institute llaill S. ivies '" ■ -un.ini in. ming nt 11 o'cloak, nntl I'venini' at "t .!'! i',l,„k. Si. in in EvMfsUrl, .1th and Kith sini'tst II.al\ a..niinii. ,on, d a.m. me ning prayer, 11 a.m.; .v.ningprn- i"t. 7.11ai p.m. tin lit,' lirst Sundny in iH* 'aiiaiilli there uill Is. I WMM ee '.".t'l'iii <>f ll.e holy aomuiiinion nt ■ ,'t. Ilia lol. Itel. Illl^'h Hooper. St. Ann. s I imi. h, North N'un niii r, ISth str, , n, ,ir Boulevard, ltev. U. II. Gillies, ■ I '„> Bunday sa'iiies: II n.m., in...ni"" I'lintg prayer and sermon ; ay Silt, o1 ; Holy con- id ilnl fanndays nt 1 i'Sll' p.in. S tnd.iy'Sele ,,'; ll"l> """ lll.ltlillli, Isl 'I n.m. ipti-t I'liunh Can. r.tl. and St. Oeorge. ServliHi 11.t**• am. nnd 7(81 p.m. I'tlie -aioo| at l'J noon. Uev. C. R. Illtuitlaii. Sl. Analieii's 1 1,-1,11 iiinn ,litir,*h, fit I. slr.s*i : SaTiiava nt 11 i.tt*. and '". nni. Sunilny s '-. I ".30 p.m. I ll", .■lea-tim.' Oil Wtsll, allll* lit 8 o'- ■Iik. I'n-tor, l|T. J. 11. i.ill.iin. tX ' "*'!' 1 *. -a! il) l'i. -In 'i'liini church a.arr r 'Jai. slnst nnd I ..nsdn'e Ave'. ^atljaes I'VI-iy S.lllltlth. faalCtlOOll ftt II o'eloek, <v. in, " nt TIKI o'clock. -lllllllll -all'.'al alll| |..'*l*> ('Usl, »t ' I a lit 'J IH a,'a |llck. Ipilinii Catholic Churli ol St, Paul's. Mass. T.llii « mi. Sundays. Pastor, Un. I'.. ii'ii niii, 0JU.V.O, Sl. V.ilYiiunil'. Cnih.ilit ('hnrti,, *•»• lean \vi una- Su.nlavs : Mass 11' ' a. in . Suiiilan Sah,a,,l. J.ihi p m. ; lioe- .iii and l*a'!i"'li'ii".i, ".!10 tm. I ho secret service men hsd come by | .( the Springs and were vailing ut the bungalow to report to Claiborne. Itnnded him a sealed packet of Instructions from tho secretary of war. Hie deportation of Chanvenrt ard Durand was lo be effected at once under i lailsirne's dlrecUon, nnd he sent Os nr ' the stsblcs for the buckbouri and .it down on the veranda to discuss the trip to Baltimore with tlio Iwo secret sgents. They wero to gather up tho i-armiua) effects of the consplrators_at (lo he continued) The North Vancouver Lumber | Company HllVf Ilnn ;, good stuck nf BUILDING LUMBER FLOORING SIMM. CEILING (V fr nt) 8TUDDING I018T8 MOULDING FINISHING LUMBER CEDAB DOOR8 ANH WINDOWS nt Bottom I'lie.- Prompl Delivery, Esplanade, East SIGHT THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C. THE BXPRES9 I'l.issnil'li \n. nil i HNS loi ii ths « ii ind tlie i rinj "' current loi al ndvei ti ing, BATKS Sin [le In-cii. In. per hue Hn,* Week, ' i*l .*a* |» i it ■ rlion One M * I i'.i insertion Attracts Attention l l.aaalia-J W-aaal Ad., kr. a>lw»|*a a. .... ... They .a.- reaaal wall, lmrr«.l b. ,„l, ll-.raa, a„*,.pl, who .rai on lh* I....K.....I Inr l.va.r.l.l. lapportainilla-. to Sll "la... ar., a a a a,,, ,»l. lllothrr Tour bal.an... b« large er .rnaall lh. Cl«..lll«d Wanl Column, will help you. mm* ■'i.i ii in NETTIE I * OPERATED AQAIK Within n km weeks kavs eomr tin report, aaf tin* richness of am ashes! a, alepal* ll a*ll till' A-III'-I a ll L'l'OIlp ill Poplar nii'l "!' lite opening up l.y II II lml. I iaai llllll I * I r>il llf till* well known I'.etitii*.* propertj loc.it .■.I Inin Camborne mnl Ferguson, Non i times ' In* news of n rii li -t i Ikt a.i ili.> silia*i Cup and thai tlf \.*t tie I., nt Ferguson, "t f ilie hlstor ic mines of ibe camp and tl'1, oie in uhi. h 11 11, I'**nl, mm manager of iln* v et an Sheep iivrl, mini,' his lirst Iiie -lak,* in iln. p.m nf llriti.h l'ol III,ll,ill. i- Rga'n lleillaj (apl*l*atla*l| |lil|| Jl ■ iii' of men nii.l mil probably I, i* a ia Inter. FOR SALE Ml SHROOMS i'*iliiiaata.lt Irish *'* 'I .ippii. ri.aiii III. lull SALE I'ill and Winter Apples nl-,. jell) apples. Ipply, C, I'.. Ko no, ISih lm i east, I'lll! BA1.I I laa al*. I. a' Ila.' alnVn (or i'liii* i «,. **l **i . . ily n-eil. IU v.'* i '' Ii „ Noril l.i* *i"*t -'■ FOR PENT in R| \l -.a . and donbls I'd p...in., fan nc .* ' * i'iii. ii tilt in .ii'l out breakfast, 133 Oil MISCELLANEOUS .1. Lout, i and \"tili I nn .1 ile I'lal.l Mailliu I .a. lala* ill**'. MOIS I'Illl'llll. Volll I UIS 'aa.' III' ll r li 01 .1 I a! . ' aal or \..tili Vnn.*..if ■■! pi* "lit *. rxperi a*tl, c.l '. .* ml. ti* i. MUSIC I.. II. thtburg ..f Torontu, ,,, fu.t n|* V lolin, l'*a, a,ml I,lll'.'il, I pupil, .it l.",l I n'i Third -m-si, Nnrlh y aill'olller. M li, \| liall *.l a ,',* aaf llli ..a, I adie t ■ !•■ a* i, pre p llnl to 1,1 ■ i Illni* .! a. IHalarr , ai t' a|* I III pt* tot le, 1 ill <*l 11 I "' L'J .l.li -ii.e* easti Soi lh \ " 1**1* moderate, KORTH V\\i ol VER "Ii'in STBA M. -Ilpplia'll fall allll a , iOIU irl . a*' 1' ii Dm Ji. Phona R140, It 1 1 iiaalini-t and leader, EDUCATIONAL rgartei 9M t.. 13 daily. M irkell ll Ap* * .1 1 * i 1 Iih in.l ii.** ■i.l'l. ii month, TURNITURE ll.* mil buy i hangi ."'it it i -. ,'in,l 1 1 nld . ond f"i' , To 1 a.ai il air \l ni'*. 1' I-l I'n Il.i 213. l\|\lli,l;\lln\ DISTRIBI NUN Mteam hip n'i railwaj re| loi ilu* twelve month endlnj tank list, mill, -ham n Iniul .niiL'iai ion If K |» to Canada ol IM, p.. uns, aaf ulll* ll nUmber ".THU aal I'll' pel* 'Clli. ii. !• 'la lined to il 1*1. i prnvineea ..( Oniiiii... ij.i,'lie, Neu llrun.wiek ntt I Nlil 11 V' a.l I 1. Tile aal al I 111 I | * I I I 1 I " I I I'loni I' p*. ilie 1 ni'. a I State. :t"*l " In t use* was J"N.I'.'I persons, \-,..",.Nl ,,, lit per cenl. ,.f ll.'-'' vv.l.* ala*. iia.*a| I,, ih.* en. t< in provinces! in - hiding Hn nrio and ljuchec, the lml* Mil* |iThin| to lite ll.-l.ill pii,l ilia*,'-. I tin l«o in,milts of V|>r■ I nml Mm . I'.U". it,am ih,. lot.*,! ol ','!.:',"<i per iinin- Iront Kurope, Jn.T.V. were d itined to Ontario, nml 9,4711 III (Jlleliea . a.l .Ml pal alll. lO ll.a'Sa* I't'ol il - llloll '. Bir.NKSS i . fiREATNBBS uu i CORT MM I ION DOIJ Mis (Continued fi>>n. tag* 1) CARD The l..**aiiniil Suli' I,., while tlinnk iin: ihi'ir in.mi pillions Inr the sup poll extended to then in lha past, li,'- io int.em the public generall] lh.it on aiml niter N.n. Is' all l.n-i lie-- It ill lie Ilnn.an Icil oil a itrictl) ii Ii basis, Sorth Vnna onu r, it, u.i..i as, mm. Thi' appointment ,,( 230 eensua """ lllissi *■ nJ| I.,. Iieellli ant llllllll Ijil'Ii h n* 'ti"* and I ami ntny to bm by tha* joveri nt. One will l*>*a*li..s- sonie eet} l'i''" remarka in th.' pa en fm* aaeh a*h ml district ..( tha* pen about lhe bad manners ol tall- country aad reiaimmenda »*»ni* um iraveilct*- people "ho stare, nli,. being lonstdenatl. The rommUr i inort, nin, lini'l on >"in' iocs, ntnl «i!| pi „ |ump n_ f.>r pipnses In sho Lama.' It.*.i" bai nml parcels on proportion lo lhe si. I the ranstil i * Imt wli'ti ii i" ".. il'1' rack . llenn nml ;, .Inled nin |iei head aaf people who wnlah ynu hungrily when ths population, It is esimated thai i.e. .tie iinin* .m.l" ii li**s ; iiiiii pul il ,.t ,,f inking .m'l compiling ibe thei Idj led on 'I''' seat ; nnl v i nsUI "ill ;,i I '., Sl.iiiiii.iiiui \ ai-.ass iha*ii* legi '.nl ".|"' their l>""i I |red ninl lifu extra t'lerlu mil I' aall yOUr ill'-- aal' VOUC lt'OllS|Ts. ,\|1,| ,,|., a,L„.,| (,„• ||„, ,., lM,p, |,, | ,. all, yel nia'ii' i- .unwilling I" lia''siiii| i ii the ollui ide, I ha"* i- al lea-l pleaain,! iharaeterislh ..( railway Ira KVEXTH AI ill. NURD SATION ..■Ni'i- that demand gratrful Mvogm \ | A I'i'l I SHOW \l HlllKANK j iion. I linn* noticed ihal passenger tn to hm... along tl"' pliiiiiiiin altiiaa. Imong ihr lentun "ill l»' Ihe Iree invariabl) retrain Iron mbttag eon »p(iU paehiny »•! I nindu lad .,*n pertinent whet* ilm perceive onli lorei t al,, lhe 'I.a* it f ,1, \1 .me i * ....11.1. with tlieir lied l'i il ami \ I1 llntehan hi i' tngelher. I have mn theiu I lay, Snvembei II, he iijunin ta.".I on inin i carriage rather than ilay, uill wim - Ihe flint "l.lve Wir I.a |t, ' alilaiilliali" in lh.< lh". I lliis, ii iiolile atitl e-cncrou-t -enn °" H» opening nigh th) (Jaren'i meat, and Awn that out lotion ii ''•"""lli"" ■ H •»*• l':" '■ n'- *';l aall,*,*- an HOI SO ll|,.|, || lha**, III '"' " '".'.'"il"." -I*"*' ''■''. I'"*''' "' pn.i,le.l Alter nil. most |H'"|.'e are "nl' ;,M I V ■""i tmmem} appro really very deoenl md I pap lh l"Ml" '"' "'"" ■"• '""'• young couples ap| tats Ihelr de'i' ' ■"li"-' ;""1 ""hiltWi Dl) mil hi it -nl,■iiinni. I'or iny y 1 I would rather travel iii lhe liivi;aie ian or ride on the buffer thnn burnt in on iln, saered privacy ol lows nnd h,iti.*i moonera, Ami yet in ii'*" "I tlic niaiiiinotaiil it*..nlile- that nre always rontrontln ns, | don'l kn"" nl. tint* in* are righl or nol In encouraging then In i.. A London Magistrals says that It i- terrible lo ihink ol the number ol . ir.l.s. p,r-*iii* "lea gel married with nnt means i.a provide homes or sn| I ill ,| i\ , \.a. , IhIm'I l.* Hn \I..Iii,-.Iii>. Vm. 10th, in' will lime nn apple p i' king co itsst amona fiperli da.in all over the Sorthweel "haa mil compete lor i ash prises, I lull alll . SoV, ITI ll. "ill l»' '"Iall in Iif, al 11. Friday, Nm. 18th, will Ita* known ,,- laalleee lllll. Demonstrations in apple cookery, hand mncerts, vaudeville programx, meeting id gn wel and nlhet ronven lialtl- Will ntltl 10 lite pla'il-tlta il.i ,' porl [amlltee, Aln-! is the | i .truclioii dut ng the week, tells tl-. evil is "fa,nelil In mini ol th,,nelii a- «''ll ais wanl of heart Ami although a man imn plead il"' Nl" ' KsKm KWEt tie "oi married absent mindedlj with . , , I ll.* .ll-el hllll laal tla,' I'll I I I! ..ul ihe thought ..I p.oi Idmg a home \l,"V I ll" ■ I I '' al having occurred to liim. sm h gn earelesensiw is highly repwhensibls pi I in the -l.ip\ ai.l- ii Palson In.una.il,. ,t l amnio, li mil bs bn , , ' ., . , llaillUa.il.- ill lili'lll let ii- a* I ii as p.*- iiih*. *'i ioi * , , , ,. , , incliiiieli taken apart awl -lnp|».l L'nin-I tin- lieaklie--, ninl in "til gel ... I'a I" \ lKlla.ll |..| ta* IIU tlUa l|. tnii; married in u lit ..I al.-t.m lion. . _ _. _, , __ — , , , Ho lal M-pll. II- the -H| inlllll.. <M ft D»...~^J C1fl I' migh prove di it read ' ,, .. $10 Reward J10L, ,' vkxatw.1* lr u—•"■"■;"'r .'.,,,, "' nn an la,i,,n i, unt I the In-t si.,p Minilai ( hroinale. Malt' hester. ... , „ Hill be given Ui anyone who pro* I iid*- iiiliiiiiuiii.iii leading iaa the eon .'.,,,, "' nn an liaii,n n nnt I Ibe In-t si,,p Minilai ( hroinale. Mam hester. ... , „ ren i*. .'tin "I"' l't" ' """' t" ntie ami will Inline il «■ > « informal,™ leading lo the mn ' » '"I n selmm ■■"< t - "l|l ion ,,f the part) who out the l*t \ largi Iruit rannety i- iaa he bin "end a. large u ol Men wl h ■ . "I' >" | „ o| ths ti'" aait- III ill lite 'itt "I Keliallliti mill, of M itpi.-a.i .mil lil,*ltil,*_ |1 *.i i"ln' ..aliin on ths upper dark .af th hattan Beaeh iaehineri has been lbs hull I the laniehlng ,. | - ...i.e. nrderad which will enable the c>mpnn) main engines, boilei u T, \|. REARD, promoting lh mterpriae in turn nut eh'nerj ml! he carried oul !■' ll ' Maaager, horn IJ*"..".*11 lo UO.MKl nrt ■ tmu I' I; at Saka»p. STOVES TO BURN we carry such leaders as BELL OAK SUNBEAM and FAIRYQUEEN iho a compete sue <>! ^ Air 1 ii»ht Heaters and Box St oves. K vou are in need o( a stove don't (ail to see our lines. You will be the gainer. paine & McMillan The Pioneer Hardware. North Vancouver TAILOHINO ll„* \|n|il lt\ I Mini;- I Rl SO \ llnl, rder Irom BB up. .,, ,,i. ;: .. . ,n,*al and ti ,,,! l ml press sd, n.n, G.M.N. COAL & SUPPLY CO. are now ready to (ill all enters tnr "iiii They will oarry a full line of Imiliting supplies Oet tin- hest Th<7 have it. A trial order will conviiin> you of that. Oet your coal before the rainy aeasun acts in Head (inarters on corner of Esplanade and St. Oeorgc, Norlh Vaiuuuver. Phone 2.19 Terms Cash NOTICE TO THF. PUBLIC Anyone wanting anything in the line of papei 'hanging, kalsotn ining, inside decorating, HtainniK, graining or hnth .lass relief wort drop a card to A Clnsholin Nortii Vancouver. H fill in'istuiailly at his residence, K'lVllltirnVe, Kith Road We .t High ' lass relief work ,. '"I "tily liist class work solid!"d. \|. I'h.I'n* i We.ting a rs t* '.a, *,,,' GREAT FIRE IN VICTORIA Large Part of City Wiped Out PEABOUY'S i:\ii.Kii.\n KINii ll* i,,* -aala* ,iL',*ltl- here Tile ainly niitnnl.i. tittet Ihal pi i pw antes .i they alu Ml mit el|K** I ll**' Try n pair Ami In* • nni .tied I'a* il,,.!i i Kaili" *.| Kin.' at PEABODYS' UNION W MADE - _* . -iV .i I ... Ms Kt CUMMINGvS li.m's Cliitliini;. 1'iiiiii-liiivjs, Man's, Ladies', and Childreu'i Booti md Shoes. NEXT TO BURNS' MHAT MARKET INSURE WITH THE ROYAL Largest Insurance Co. in the World T \ SPECIAL FOR TEN DAYS • toldyke Baking Powder Two 16 oz. Tins for 35c .1.A. AIM.McMHUN it ('"ini'l l.niistl.il,' ud l;.s|il mailr ■ , 4. 4 . > . a • ♦ . ♦ . ♦ . ♦ . 4 j"f • 4 • ♦ • ♦ • ♦ • 4 • ♦ ;■♦ •■♦•• ♦ • -KH • ■♦ Agents: Elder Murray Co. An Opportunity Lost is One Regretted $112.50 Cash Halimr (>. 12, IBaml 24 months. . . Price $450.00 11 Block, Irom Car. INSIDE THE CITY LIMITS. INKSTER & WARD K'a il Instate, Loans, Insurance 210 Lonsdale Avenue • North Vancouver We o|>crate the only padded furniture and piano moving van in thr city, . . N. V. Cartaqe Co. t I ,,iimI.,Ii Kve. I'llllM ■ - III
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1910-11-01 |
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Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0309650 |
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