ti> VOLUME IS. NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C., TUESDAY, MAT 98, 1813. NUMBER 83 , RESIGNATION OF CITY CLERK OOUNOIL AOOBPTB MR. 8HEP HERD'S INTIMATION OF WUH TO RELINQUISH OFFIOE if ** Qentlepion, "I Inr. herewith to tender iny resin nation as city clerk of the eity of North Vancouver, to take affect at once, or as ioou as possible. «" Yours faithfully, "THOMAS SHEPHERD, "(Hty Clork." The above notice of resignation was reud by the acting city clerk, Mr. 0. T. Himliuii, at last night's meeting of the eity council, when Mayor McNeish presided ever u full complement nf alderiu tin. Alderman Foreman immediately rom and movetf formally that the resignation should be accepted, ami that Mr. Shepherd should lie asked tn continue in the capacity of city clerk for u week or two uml so help the council uut of its ililli. >,lt i Alderman Irwin, iu seconding, thought the middle of Juno might lie a i.u.'i.i, time to include in the motion. Alderman Foreman was willing to make il June ISth. Alderman Dick spoke in earnest op position to the passage of Ihe motion of acceptance. He reminded the couu cil that when the former engineer ro- llgned—and he had not served the city us long us Mr. Shepherd—thc coun ill had nit.n.l to provide him wilh u liuli.liiy uml pay expenses, seeing thai he was resigning through' overwork. "Tbe I'm clerk," said Alderinau Dick, "has worked Iwu yean without a liuliilni. Hu yuu realiie, gentlemen,'1 he continued with emphasis, "Ihut we Imu bail a good city clerk I—one Hint it will be hard to duplicate! He has worked since 1007 without a vucutiu If we were to suspcud Mr. Sbephcrlff for three months ami so force liini.Jn take a vacation it would lie but act of i in t."i in ii charily." Alderman Dick dwelt upon Mr. Shepherd's value tu Nurlh Vaueouver. It was a ucces my to retain hii lerviccs if they could In- retained. Tbii was uot a question tu be lightly treated, but one to be icriouily cuitiidcrcd. "It is not mini' than six iinini lis ago," said Ihe elder- man, "tbat tho mayor aud the city lurk hud occasion to go down cast, and his worship then told tho council that this man's ability wai luvaluahlo to tha city." Alderman Dick reltor- iiifil that the best uml wisest step to pursue was to give Mr. Shepherd a well ili'scri nl holiday ami get hlm iulu shape to uio the work. Alderman Eraser thought it regret table that thu city hail not been pro- riding vacation! for its officials. He and M.I,'iinini Hiss, however, believed that as there was no excuse given in the city clerk's letter the resignation, ought to be accepted by tiic council, Alderman Irwiu fully appreciated the iiii'l Hint Mr. Shepherd hail nn lend iniiliinl service to the city. The council wus aware, however, that he had been considering putting his rcsig nation before the council fur loiiif little time, lie thuiight that the rcsig- nutiuu shuuld lie accepted with regret, The matter was une which should lie -I,alt wilh in a businesslike way. Alilomian McBae shurcd the huiii" view. The muyur thereupon submitlcd the inuii.in tn Ihe council, ami dct'lare.l it curried with one dissentient voice. Consideration wuh then given lu llic matter uf advertising fur a fully t|uali lied mun tu replace Mr. Shepherd. The view was lirsl advanced by Alderman Irwin Hint applicants shoulil be asked tu slute Hie salary expected, but this mel wilh disagreement from otber aldermen. Alilcrinuii Mcltac was pur tieulurly omphalic. He Ihuught that such a courso might load the rounc'l tu choose the wrong man by reason uf tbe imiii,iii.ii salary he desired, uml be alsu cooiiderctl that the council shuuld know whul the posjtlon wai worth. It wus Muii,I lhal the preient eity clerk's Milan was ♦ 150 a month, but ai,i,'iiiuiii Dick pointed out tbat Mr. .'.In i'lu-i'i':, initial salary was only ■•tin a in,mill ut a time when ther' were hardly any bylawi drafted. It wai eventually agreed that the advt-r liiemi'itt should tall for applications frum fully t|uulillcd men to act is city clerk at an Initial ulary of »l2.i per month; all application! lo be iu by Thursday, June Ulli A motion lo lint ill, 11 wus seconded and carried. Alder uuin Dick again recurdiug a negative vote. Celebration Meeting Tonight in City Hall Au adjourned meeting takes place ic the city hall this evening for Hie pur poic of making further arraiigcmeiili for thc July In celebration! in this lily. It ii desirable lliut as many citi tens ami rulc|ieycn as poaiiblc shall be present. Field Engineers No. 6 Field Cuinpany of Canadian Engineers l.-m commenced drilling wilh hcuili|uartcri in Nurlh Vancuuver. Frum the number uf men formerly in the Royal Knginccrs ami the larg.' number uf recruit! who turned uul at Ihe firsl drill, it should uut be lour before tbe company will be up lo full strength. Jjirsuus' 'laming pavilion in Nmlli Vancouver is being fixed up as temporary armuries until (he permanent armorial are built un the ground granletl by the city. Drilling is to continue ou Tuesday ami Friday evenings of each week at i p.m. at Larson '■■ Pa- iiiiun and instruction in the engineering branch of the work ii to com mem '■ ou Tueitiay evening, May the Uth. fe. »' 1st July Celebration Adjourned Meeting to Take Piece Tonight Mayor McNeiih presided over a meeting at the city hall oa Friday night colled for tbe purpose of making arrangement! for tbe July 1st cele- l.ruiiin.'i in tbii city. Mr. T. 8. Brown, who wai manager last year, was re appointed in that rapacity, hii dutici to commence according to the wujhci 0/ tbe committee. Jt ii expected tbet arrangement* will be made for bis tomporary headquarter! to bo at the office of the city'i publicity rommii lioner, Mr. I*wler. Tbe Mayor wae aaked to approach tbe proper authorities witb a view to obtaining, it possible, for tbat day, tbe pretence of H. M. ll. ti. Rainbow. Mr. F. T. Salibury, wbo will be In Seattle during tbii week, will alio endeavor to make a similar arrangemciil with re gard to a li. S. A. wurship. It was ilcciildi that the celebrations should be limited tu one day only. D wai alio resolved tu approach th.' city and district council! fur cu opera tiuu ami tlnuuiiul assistance. The meeting was adjuurncil until tu night, iu Ihe cily- hall, when commit tees will be appointed aud olher gen eral arrangemciilii made fur the Juh 1st celebrations. NOTIOB NOTICK is hereby given ihul all iiiuiii''' due un lumber shipped by th Seymour Lumber Cunipuny Limited frum February Isl, Hill', musl be paid to the underlined at our office, l-i Lonidale. FRASER, CAMPBELL * BARTON COMPANY. 11 OITY OLERK WANTED Application! will be received by III. undersigned up Iill 6 o'clock p.m. ut Thursday, the Sixth day of June, i'ii'.' for thc poiition of City Clerk of tht City of North Vancouver. Applicants tu stale ijuulillcations and experience. Salary offered 1126 per raoutb. THOMAS SHEPHERD, City Clork. NOSTH VANCOUVER OITY FEB RIBS LIMITED Employer!' Liability Aaaurance Premium relet are invited by tbo Board of Dirertori for lhe insurant of employee! for a period of twclv montbi from noou oo the lith day of June, i'H", lo noon on the J7lh day of June, 1019. Esliiiialt'il compensation fur period of policy litjm Limit! of Liability.- One Accident ♦10,00'l One Employee 1,500 Policy alio to cover outside liability Estimated traffic receipt! /or period o/ policy #100,000 One Accident :ti;,<)'»i One Perion 8,400 Rate! under sealed and marked rover to be received by tho undersigned no' later tban 111 0090 on Tburiday, Juno 6lb, 1018. . 4 6 " H. E. KEMP, Sec.Treae. NORTH VANCOUVER YACHT CLUB OPENING OBUI8B Ou Friday, tho :: 1 r 1. Muy lhe "Ambitious City's" equally iiniliitioiii yacht club hobl their opening cruise, which from every point of view, wus uu uu qualified success. The \ealltcr, the boats, tbo crew ami passengcra, lite tides and the destination 1 mil.I nyi Iiuv been bottcrud. A well mixed crowd of sume IUU ull tuld sut at eight bell:, (wbicb wus a trill« er :' bells actuully) tu severely, rrninsli' thu miti day meal with tju appetll lhat only twu huurs on inward Inlet wuters on 11 glorious duy cun produce. The bunts got away from the <-lul* house ut II u.m. ull well luutlcil.lN. II. the llunl,',) ami set lu wurk In muke Hi" best time they coulil lu Brighton Beach whicii Mr. Aleiander Bmitji had kindly j 'In ..-il ut the club's disposal lur the tho day. The following launches made up a splendid slimline, fur so yuung 11 lubi VYiniiifrcd—Commodore .1. H. I'liine Eleanor—J. .1. Woods. Elf—It. MucKenzie. ()nward-.l. A. Mt-Millun. Idler-H. V. Ihrffri-i. Flying Dutchman- t/. Hurris, Nezko-W. Braj Fire Hug—H/F. Dyke. Sil—J. jbVt'enner. BwJJtfiro—P. Word, i'liuorelti'- I'l. i.lum'im nnd party, llri'iiiiiure- Ales Smith. Boeing Dinghy ■■ II, tl, J, Wuuils. After u moil enjoyable afternoon Hi' btiHt'i lined up, Commodore l'u me leud lugVitb the " Wiiiiiifred", the remain iug boots malting iust lu elicit other bow unil stem iu Hue iurinulwik ninl after a gruml run down lhe arm reach ed the club house about 7.llll p.m, The success of tlie oponing run prom ises well fur lite support ui Ilie follow iug events of tbo seasoii, the ncxl lie iug Ilie lung distance nice for the "Call's Cup' 'on June ilrd. COUNCIL NOT DELAYING THE BRIDGE MAYOB OOBBEOTS IMPRESSIONS ul u purchase price ui ubuut ♦Jt) THAT HAVE BEEN WRONOLY CIRCULATED The resilience fines llle park uml tvniiM uiiilie 11 line situation Inr civic purpuses. Mr. T. S. Brown, secretary of the celebrations I'linimiili-f, wrole regurd ling the celebrations ul' Canada 's nu liunul holiday, July Isi, usking the 'There is uu Impression abroad said Abl. Biss duriug lusl night's sc sion 0/ the City council, "lliul the Se ond Narrow, bridge project is being \""">eil '" ''""',"l''r mk"'» » I"""1 '" beltl up by the council through uur nut """'" ""' """' "' '"' ru"""1 lur ll"' I"" immediately lub.nilting another bylaw. \^ °[ *"">'"'» ""', ""' ''""'"""''"''" For the information uf the people, mini,I usk Ihe muyur tu make u state ment of the present conditions as they 1 j object tu u successful issue. Tin- conn ell's assistance wus ulsu sough! in tie mutter uf forwarding un official intilit liun lu II M 1 S li'iiinbuiv In b, prescnl ul Int.-. year's celebration. Thii unit lei mil be luken up after louighl' adjourned meet ing really exist." "f have seen in the press." replied His Wurship, "Ihul the captain and the crew at the city hall have been nl,11,ni fur their 'criminal negligence' iu nol putting forward u bylaw inr 11110,11110. I only wish lhal t27li,i>OH wus ull thul is nuw necessary, us lins paper tttutcs. The cily council is jusl us ut: xiuui to put forwunl a bylaw us nnt uf lhe people whu write ur say tint thing iiiuiii the aldermen. Suppose Ihu'. a bylaw fur ♦100,000, ♦3)0,1)011 ur even $30l),OOU were put through, tlie cou structiou of the bridge would be in Turuiilu, regret lliul ihey were tiuubb exactly the position Ihul tl is nl Ilie lu sec iln-tr want Irtcu,Is befure leaving present time. The umuuiil required ii fur lite Easl. ♦80,0011 The ilirectiirs ure jusl us un nous as anyone else to nee the project It bun been I, In h derided i„ hold go ahead, ll is nut ililulurmcss ur any j regular weekly baml eumerls, euuse lack on Ihe pari of Ibe city council ijurnllv tomorrow inghl lhe Hand will tu pul furwunl a bylaw fur ♦Imi.iiiw perform 111 Viciuriu I'url.. weuiher. ul Wo would pul furward u byluw tomnr |course, permuting row morning if lliut would settle ilml Local News Pars A spneilll meeting [il tlte 1 ill ' I'lllii il will lain- pliiie it, lin- uly null uu Ucl lie-,,lui eveuing. Mr uu.I Mr- .lulni Stephen, lit linm, ui Hrilish Nm 11 Allien,11, Ue.: Express Classified Ads. WANTED WANTED—Uordwood or atovowood, Wughornc, Ross Hoad, Lynn Valley. HOY WANTED- In llurranl tiigar Fnctury, Lnnsilule Avenue. • S.'l-SH Voung mun wants room ami board in privuti: family. Slate terms. Hoi A71, Express Office. Ill ft Two yuung ladles require bed mum with oil wit hunt board, Apply llux A73, Express Ollice. il 1.1 WANTED -I have ♦11,500 fur caih buy I). L, 1173 preferred, What lime you gull Owners only, Dux 11171, Nurlli Vancouver, t.l. n niii 7k\w WAlNTED-Iloy, 17 ur Is, for gru eery and hardware, Apply lluull llrus., mini street uud l.:u 1 lluini ut II p.m. Jl-i Voung iiiiiii wishes ulliee work. Hunk iug experience. I,mill relereneen fipcfks Herman Apply Hox A7L F,\ press Ollice. I tl First cluss gunlcucr vvuuts engage inclils by duy. IJuriieits Inul uut, limits grilled, ele. Ilox A711, Express Office. ill 0 I'OR SALE FOH SALE Or exchunge for reul astute, Is will furniihed ruums. Ap ply HoX A75, Express Ollice. 26 •' FOH BALE- Laying hens, young cliiclu with hens. Wyandottes, gnu,I breed. Phone 122. Ill .1 FOH SALE 4 ruum shingled 1 ul luge, furniihed. Apply illlti Isl slreei eusl. ill .' FOH SALE UIO egg Incubator ami brooder. ♦KOH fur both. First house east of Lousdale un Fifth, ill •' FOH SALE Iluuse, snup, ISth street uml St. (leorge's Avcuue, 6 ruums, co itieiit liiisemcnt, piped fur furnace, lul ililxlilt) lu Inne. fenced in ami garden Nuw rented 422.50 per inuulh. Price ♦2,0011, ♦HOD cash, balance ♦till month nl.7 per eenl. Owner, Hux 1815, cily FOR SALE Dili slreei E, lul 7 ] bbiili 01), I), I,. Mil. I.uiely 5 roomed liiingnliitv jusl being completed. Ilus every modem rouvenieufc, splenditllv lliiislieil uir. llutlt fur lite uwiier. ' lose 111 Hiiigewuy s, liuul I'llll' new ul' III lei. Ilny uml Muunluiiii Price ♦l,0inl ♦ Lmii) cash, murlgugc ♦2.200. llnlunc ■ III, 12 uml is. Apply II II Millard, cur, sil, uml Lunadnle Pbone 171. 21 1) problem. Tbe charge made agaiusl il city cuuucil is nul cerrert." "Have lhe engineering plans Inn approved!" asked Abl. Irwin. "Nol 111 Iheir entirety " replied ll" mayor. "There is a difference ul npn iuu between Ilie provincial guveriimt-nl aud the directors cunceruiug the wnltit uf the spun." ".ljus lliere been 11 mil iur the .il"". 1)00 that -ml. ,vutr<J-n ''lupin ,4 ago ridiculous it is," lie declared, tin r reiving u negative answer from tl mayur, "fur people to sny lliul ive tn holding buck lhe construction ui 11 bridge when wc have voted ♦Inil.ijun uu are willing lu subscribe mure us sm us tbey ask it 1 tiuu -wu..voteq-n cnui'iii a yiMll"""*""■ r-' »"" > jf'l queried Aid. Dick "Tln-a" lrW]feBlE .*»..;...... The number uf persons uno mude tis' 'of Hie btreet uir- uf lins illy llll'l 'lis IIriet on Empire Day tuts l4,7iM Aboul 0,0111) travelled einli uuy 011 the Nurlh Vuncouver ferries A lecture ul Horticultural Hull Monduy, ilrd uf lune. ul ti y 111 , nn poultry uiul vegetables. Admission free. W. II. Hubertson, ll S A , un cgi'tablcs, umI VV. M Si ull, ut, poiil The bcnelil euterluinnieiil orgum/cl uu behalf oi lite tvidow ami faintly ul Hie lule A. 11 llulliii|i Inul, pluii in Hi Lotisilulc Theatre lust night und wus .1 market] success Many willing lielpei provided u program of utlruclive iiur-l FOH SALE Vegetable ami duwcrntg plants, ull I111r.lv cuul grown plants, icndy fur Iruiispliinting April 25th, c huge, sutoys, curly greens, sprouls, 2 ,|u/. 15 cents, tinililbiivi-r. celery, 2 du/ 25 cents, loiiiulo plunls, early liuwer iug chrysanthemums, rulceularias, etc. elc. Open for business after 5,in even nigs, Suturduy afler I p.m Sole ml dress, Livingstone, uppusilc Nu. 2 Fir-' Hall, I Dili itreet. 11> 'Have lbc directors formulaletl any j">« presence of the rily bund being 11 feuture of llic evening. A quiet wedding was ridebruli'd lust plan for raising Hie balance uf Hi" money necessary!" inquired Abl Km ser. "They did formulate plans," rcplnd 'Saturday night in lhe Nnrlh LuiHal" tbe muyor, "bul Vancouver cannot al; Preabyterinn church, when Mrs. Fru»l the moment put furward a byluw for ami Mr.. It. F 11 i.u 1.., 1 were married ♦200,000 and'consequently the business by Hev. John 1). (iilluin, assisted b, ii tied up again. If wc bad Ibe money|Mr. It Vun Muuster, pastor of llm lyiug on the desk rlghl here, il would Icburchi Mr. and Mrs. Iluinslead will not belp tbe matter along one bit." [make their home un Osborne street,, "1 think, suid Aid. Dick. "Hint we Norlh Vancouver, ought lo pass a vule uf Censure un n> FOH SALE—Best view curner lut on tlie <f ru ml lluulcvanl wilh new strictly modern ID-room house, ♦8.000. ♦■'1.000 cusli, balance over li years. Terms 1.1 suit, Huuse 117x11 uver ull. In moms 'also bath, pantry and trunk ruums, twu 'lire places, basement with liul air fui nocc, hoi am] colt] wuter in lu'i ruums, three verandahs. V 0 Boa 2223, Nurlli Vuncuuver. I'liune 1.125. 10 0 'Star" for publishing such slufT." A considerable fraction of Ilie civi, The council Jn 1 night decided IU ileal preliminary with u greul urru.v of mail has eacB,wcelt lo bo referreil lo tendon for work. These fur the cleni the Board of Works. Last nigbl, wben ing of Malum Park were referred to Mayor McNeish presided over lbe re the parki committee and cily engineer gular meotiug of the council, Ihe fol for tabulation, Tenders fur street lowiug letters were thus treated: grading were referred to the llounl of From Mr.'Frank Boyd,'seeking Hie Works. W. Qrcouloc'i temler uf ♦!, opening Up of IDth slreet to resilience1800 in respeel of Iho Chesterfield dock on lot 2.1, block 0A, I). L. 540 and 050. was accepted. From '"ucl. Culcs ami Mr. H. Mac' 1 beetle uking for a sidewalk on Fell Just after leaving the Capilano Hulel avenue" from Keith road to Iflth street jslublei un Eriduy ufloriiuon u. pujr oL From thc secretary of the Norlh spirited horses attached lo u buggy Lonidale Prosbyteriau church Board of j took fright ami bolted down the dap- managers, requesting a siilewuik on iiano mud for ubout half u mile, when ObeaterScld avenue from 20lh street \ they swerved off Ihe road, overturning to 27tb stroot. tbe vehicle ami throwing Hie occupants From Mr ti. A. Moore seeking :i pjnto lb? road. Thc driver wus Mr Clothes cleaned ami pressed fres rwejikly competition, first suit or cos lume brought in every Monduy moru ing will bo i'ii:'""! ami pn "I fm qf charge, Vienna Dyeing end Tailor Ing, 18 Lousdale. Phone No. Iti. 311 itreet entrance- to-lots 10 and 17, block tt, I). L. 273. Mr. William Bailey wrote submitting tot tbe council'1 consideration as a city bell site bii reaidence on the corner of Keitb road and Cbcaterlleld avenue, "1 Stockman, of Keith road and Sl George's avenuo. He received a nasi;.' scalp wiimiil and .several scratches ami bruises, the other members of the pafty fortunately escaping with only ilight bruises and a shaking. Hutchison, Cuinpslun A Co., the huus ■ agents. Houses to relit in'all purls uf lhe rily. iMu'lcrn cabins with disup pouring Litis its, Slure uml modern llats on 3rd street ready ubout .June 1st, ulso modern Hals uu 6th ami Chester Held, Keep yuur eye ou our rent card. BIRTHS On May 171b, to Mr, ami Mra Wool ridge, Iv-pltniiiilc. a sou. On May 2ilnl, to Mr. am) Mri. (.'bar les Beasley, at Harbor View Sanitar ium, u daughter, 1 On May Mb, to Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson, corner of Lyoo and Moody a son. Ou Mny 84th, lo Mr, and Mn. ti. A. Swanson, Lynn Valley,, a daughter. On May 25th, to Mr, and Mra. E. 0 Keeling, of 23rd street, u daughter, BOBN-rTo Mr, and Mrs. Obarlei E. Hcaslcy, Capilauo, May 24th, n daugb-J ter, On May 27th, to Mr, and Mrs. Edward Bolimon, of lib and St. Oeorge, a daughter. ( FOB BENT ROOMS FOR RIOT Housekeeping and single. 218 2nd street eait. FOK KENT—4-ruomed modern bouie, 5 minutes from ferry, Peera & Boult, Phono 188. tf. FOR BBNT—I roomed shack with wuler 1iml couk slovo. Apply Mn. Knighl, 71ii ami Ridgeway Avenue. 7-0 HOUSE FOH HEN'T-Furuiture for sole, on 3rd slrect. Simp ♦,'iuo. Hox A72, Express Ollice. 4-0 TO LET—New housekeeping rooms, two uml three ruum suites, ♦! and ; Lull per room. 308 Second Street west 106 FOII KENT Furniibed slore uud 4 rooms uml large stufc room. Fitted with hot water. Would lease for one year ut ♦lii. Apply The Lodge, corner llltlt uml Keith road W. 24-5 TO HENT- Esplanade Eust, 200 feot from Lunstlule Avenue, 2ud Blory, lloor 25x120 foot, suitable fur warehouse, gar- ugc ur ilmi La in: entrance slreet level. Apply C, P. Wood, 131 Water street. 245 FOR KENT Large store and four room Ilul, complete wilb both room. Fine position un curner uf (loutre Itoad und ear line. Apply Mcrchuuls Trust 4; Trading Iiu., 1144 Peniler "tree! meat ur I,yun Vulley brunch office, t.f. POULTRY FOB BALE FOH SALE- beltings of Mammoth Pekin llu,!,s Prijo unit' Phone 104. FOH SALE Settings of Eggi and day old cnicki from prize bred 8. C. White Leghorn, Partridge Wyandottes inul Hull Orpingtons Mrs. J. E, Leo, Lynn Vulley Poultry Yards, Dempsey Houd, Lynn Vulley. Leave car at t.'en Ire Ituad. i'uslul address, Uox 2114, N, Vuncouver. t.l MIKIJM.LANKOUB (jet it at lomdale I'lnuuincy Pbone it Ice, Ice I'reuui, llullernnlk, Mill,, Cream uml Duller, Purity Creamery, 169 Second stieet west. If yuu huve any prupcrly to sell uml wunl quick results, lisl it wilb Short, Itubcrlsun ami Seymuur. t.f. Lee Vii-k I. Cu., genirul merchandise. 171 he, uml blreel West, Nurlh Vancouver. II. 1 Employment Office. If you huie uny prupcrly lo sell aul wunl quick remits, hit u with Short, Robertson ami beyuiour. t.f. Supeimr buard urn! resilience in pn vute family, neur ferry. Moderate terms, llux A77. Express Oflice. t.f. Ladies 'uml Children'» dressmaking moderate ihurgcs. .Mrs lounbcrl, Lut suu Ituud ur llux Ibnll, Nurth Vuncou ver. 21 ii 200 fid ull Lousdale Ave uu 20lh street east, 5 ruum cultage, new. Will suvnli. 1 ii.r Imll rush, nr terms. Apply owner, Itu}.; l.unsilule Ave, 28 5 I, Haynes, 1230 Luusdale Aveuue, Nurlh Vuncuuver, cabinet maker, car punier, painter, glu/ier, etc, general re pairs ami jobbing wurk a specialty. I'i 1 ". ■" attention 31-5 NOTICE Carpenters leaving suwi .it 12.14 Lonidale Avenue ul night .will be ready fur use lhe following moroiug. Duwie, practical tluw tiler and grinder. 100 Lot 4, block 103, Sub. 271, 1st Street West, second block frum Lomdalo Ave, south side. Will build lu suit tenant 011 long or sburt lease, Apply (,'. P. Wood, 13) Waler Stroet. II. (,'. Livery and Board itablci■■- Light rigs aud ladies' taddlo borici for hire. Stabling for horioa. Oen oral delivery and heavy teaming. H. Dumas, 4tb street west, l'bono 347 t.f. Und Clearing and Grading Loti, Pete Andruss, Oenoral Contractor. 80 wor connections a ipecially, bosement and other excavating work undertaken. Estimate! free. 527 St. (loorgo'i Ave., Nortb Vancouvor, poit office box 2303. Do you wont to icll your loti We bavo client! waiting to buy if your price is right. List wilh us and to us. Qreon k Walsh, 104 Snd streot E. 17 (I Why pa* rent iH North Vancouvor, If yoo bavo $350 cash and can pay a35 a month I will buy you a Jot in any part of the toya and build 0 bouie to suit. you. Box 2018, North Vancouver. ill 1 I 1 www THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER B. ft, TUESDAY, MAY 28, |9I2, mmm**m*amttttmmmmmaMmetm I -Wm We invite all those who intend building a new house to cull and see our display of doors which we have on hand. We have a large assortment of the latest patterns ahd solicit a call from ■ .. ' ' ■ ypjl ' ' i ■'"'■ m********mmnmamnmmm^mmmammmmmwmm t .1' ' Dickinson & Son, Ltd. ESPLANADE EAST P. 0. Box 1719. Phone 222 We have a Large and Exclusive List D.L 265 and D.L. 273 PROPERTIES ALEX. SMITH & COY. Phone 24. P.O. Boi 1820 NORTH VANCOUVER Ferry Service A "Hard Proposition" / At Present "Mint Kuou Up tbe Service at Any Ooat" North Vancouver Business and Professional Cards Al I III N1AKT*. Insiiruii.T tiiitiiiiiiii-r Uuiiili- FELIX GRAHAM An,lilm uml Ai-ruuiilaiit lnl Lutimiuk- At Nurlli \tin.-ninI-, in,,-. I'. 0. llux I'liune 1:1; li yun iiiiiii yuur ,".u.i i tixt'il or ItliVIItt lliiil llllt, M'l.' :. W. BURRILL I'rhT Itoad, Iivini Vtilli'y ll>' will j.'ivt1 von a jinn-! juli u| u run* I iinul'li! rull'. N utli ing tuu lur^r ur loo j Miuilli ' K.ttimatcs givon. I't-icy 8 lluwuitj Clly Auditor HOWARD & PERRIN ll.dili.in 1111,1 Al-i-illlUllUll in iviiiiir tn i'huiic Sill Vulu i.liver I' ll ii.ix Tl I'liune ISI Hi Vulu ouvi-r | I'luii.i uit,I Kslimatci furiiliheil free, HiTuiiriiig, remodeling, i.|»., |ironi|itly lllll'lllll'il tu J. W. BAKER lilill,DINil OONTBACTOB Lynn Valley, B. 0. Allun Iinini near Wivtim-r. I'. 0 Hux I m. l.v un t'rwk, IHfc, A. CAMPBELL HOPE C, A. Cal... B.C.8.A. An lnl.-. I 17W> Glieaterrleld Avonue, North Vamouver i.mu iit- Plionc HI.'id J. H. ENGLISH 0. K. OBOOBB Ami general rouiniiaiion Mi-ri-lianl, i.'i liuimiale Avi-., Nurlh Vaucouvor, Phone 321 Underwood's Barber Shop IS NOW OPEN at 6 LONSDALE AVENUE KERRY WHARF 111 \ llllll s III tl It Mill IIM. CAPILANO LAUNDRY Uy i-lothei urg ut the i'u|iiluuu I.miiiiliy whero youri ouglil lu lie Klut wurk fur IIS eeiiti iio/. Hough dry, ir Hi, wet waih, ie Ih. llro|i ii* u niiril ami we will tall for I huni I'. 0. Hoi HS22 J. BRIND, R.S.S. CERTIFIED 'SHOEING SMITH Sui-fcimor tu Wullut-e & Brut I, Thirl Slreet. Ueneral r: |iuir work. A. W'ullui i- .- ecrwcci nine heen re luiiieil. llllillll. AMI ,SI A IIH.Mllll THE LEONARD-SALE CO. HniiU'-ll'i. and Stationer! Cor. l.oDidale unil Ut l'lml • HI NDKIH VANCOUVEB ■in i I..i ui MISS COLLIE Up to 'Inle Millinery Mi"I. tli"' li'iiln Koltb Block 93 Lonadale Avi. I'll III HI. II Al I'll I, II CARBUTT .Studio over Dusk 11. N. A. I ,,n ,l.iI,, unil i I'l.-u ,il.' I IUI UM.IM'.HHll. ANGUS J. CAMERON A.M.I.E. i. 8. CIVII, ENGINEER Irrigation, drainage, lev'eli, plan, and luecificulioni. ti.yi... limit uml houie drainage a i|ieciulty. P. i). Dol 244, llilli itreot weat of Itawicke Avenue E. LAURIN High <lut.i I :,.|i, ami Monti' Tmloriitg Ke|'u>iiiig ami Alteration! Cleaning ami Dyeing tu all ili b'ranchoi, All Work giiaiunti.■ i 111 Pint Streot Weit l'hono £07 II 11 Ml It- ,111 Ml , I IIMKK Hill- J. DUNCAN CONTBAOTOB AND BUILDER I'lawi Executed, li.lum,t, (ii,,u Centre aud Hill Boad Lynn Valley, B, 0. Tha New Block as Ijonidnle Aveaujj near the Forry Approach Waa built by SMITH BROTHERS General Costraotori NOBTH VANCOUVEB ■ A. Craib W. Craib A. CRAIB & SON ■CONTRAOTOBS ANI) BUJW)EB8 Is Concrete, Brick and Wood. Office: ill FIBST BTBE8T gAOT / ' , SAM. T. SUHON TEACHEB DP 1'IANO and THEOBY Specialty: Children'! Lenoiif at own ■ home. Termi, etc., apply Goneral \ Delivery. ii\-iiiih> N.V. Tinning & Sheet Metal Worki Firit Street Baat of Lonidale 1 Lowtrt |,ii, r, and beat work guaran ti-i'il ou tinning ami ihcet metal work. LYNN VALLEY TEMPEEANCE HO TEL, NOBTH VANCOUVER On the car line, Boanliug, meali, Oood acioinnioilalioii for working man, Contractors' men boarded;Hy. PnelteU, Proprietor, i ME8. JLHIU Eiril dan ilrtwmaking altcrationi, ladici**own material* made up, fil guar anleed. AdtlreiiVeWick, corner of ISth P. 0. North Vancouver, 'the furry directora helil their usual meeting at the i.'iiiiipiiny'» ulllci's on 'fliiiraday afterntitin, Mayor Mi-Neinh |iirsiilitig over n full nlleiiiliiiice of the board. A letter t'liiitiiiiti.ii fron) I'upt, Nli-h nl .mi nu I, lmii nf tlte (Iriiiul Trunk, stilling Inul lhe legalities in I'linnet'- tiuu wilh lhe I'linstriirtiiiu uf li pipe line for fuel nil tu the ferry cum piiny's whurf WON) now' being ulli'tnl uil lu. titpl. Nirliiilmiti also asked Hit' btiiinl if il wuulil prohibit lhe lylm tip oi lauiieliea uu the east utile nf the Viini'niivi'r whurf, netting ihut surlt lauiR'liul Were t'liiliingereil by'the proximity of II. T. I', bouts. The riitiiiiiittt'i' nppiiiiileil lu Innk in iu the munition uf ulilixiug lite lends uiul feucei oi thu culupiny fur nilu't lining purpoiei ropurteil tltttl thoy (I'npt. Cati'it ninl Mr, II. II. Wright I llllll I'IIIIII' 111 till' llll,, IllMIIU ijiui ii would nut be wise ul thr present time lu grant nnv advertising on the leads. They favored un experii'meut, however, uml authorized the promoter ni tltr icheiuc, Mr. Danioii, to go ulti'lul uml pluee iiiuiii' advertisements mt the fence adjoining tin- llrunil Trunk l'u cilic ul Vaneouver. Tin- malinger reported un lhe presenl character uf tht- ferry service. "Wc ure up against tt pretty hard prupuiitiuu.as rugnrd* the bonis ut llic present time," suid Mr Heard. "The ubl boiler iu Number 2 is pruiliuillv done. Wc ure running her tin- lies! we nin un Iter ollii-r boiler, but it is ti hard matter " The Number I had to help Iter uul "win-it she fuiled tu miikr llic trip on Iimt'. The malinger -i.it-- llllll till' lll'W bllillTS Wlllllll III' lll'li' ubuut -Iiiiii- -*>tli. It was evident fruni, Mr. Heard'i slutementi tuul from lhe boiird's I'ummi'iils ilut the ruinpuny wits tilling its best fur the peuple in th" iuu- ui illllirllll rin-lllusllllli l-s Mr. liludwiu wutiileri'il whether il wniilil be ii'itsilib- tu run Number 1 iluring llic rush hours, say from six lid leu iu the morning uud four till eight in lliu evening. "We nui-l keep up the Mi-rv i, i- nt uny ,usl," wus the ke) mite of the board's discussion. Mr. Ili'ttrd iff fui ure will sulunil In- manager's report in writing, instead of terbully u> lieretofure. ll wus di'i bled to have nulici-s posl nl in ihe alley ways of Ihe larger bunts winning owners uud drivers oi uuin mul,tic- agaiusl I ping their engiiiis running while the limit is under way, I i,l nn I inns were given Ihul tenders should be called fur employer's liability iinuiraui'c dating fruni .lune 7tn, liluu the prescnl pulley expires The manager wus iiiithuri/cl lo grant lm ilins' hob,luv It, those employees whu hud been ni the company's ser tne sim e .lune Isl. IUH COAL DEPOSITB MOST IMPORTANT ITEM t uul - i'i lur the musl impurlaitl product ui the Canadian mines, us lue nt I uc ul ihe i early output of coals and lignite* rem lm thfrly lhe per cent, nf the total value uf jhe country's iiiim-riil product ion. i'uul i. iiliiiii,Iiiiii uud exteiisneli worked uu I'Otll ll«' AI In ll 11. lliul I'llll, I'nti.-i. inul ils ui-cuireiii. greatly in, iliiulr. uur sen trade uml local trallic on bulb weans titiiii'lu s pruiltictiuii nf ' unl in Iimt leiiiiieil nearly ll.ii'lil.nil'i Inn-; win-re us tu Kill it mis unly slightly over '.',iii|tl,ili|i| Ions, This is u very signl liiinil fuel, fur lu a greul extent, the I'un-itiiipliou uud production uf ninl furnishes u measure by winch to judg of the development of a country. In Ibii connection it musl I"' remembered that faitatlu consumes ubuut as niU/li inipurteil eual ai it dues uf tloiniitn product In Hrilish Columbia extensive cool lb-Ids are found and worked on Van iouver Island, also in the Interior of the proviuee, un llu- Nicola valley, us well us in the Crow'i -Nest region, Kail Kootenai All these coall are of high grade bituminous u,uulily. l'u wurked deposits of high quality ar known in thc (jueen charlotte U lands; in Ihe Skccnn region; and i. the'Similkunieeii ilistricl. Tne- Ill slitulc valuable reserves. lu Albc.rlu lliuri.' iiii.'' also vast tie poults of fnaall fuel', nf alf qualities, from iintlirncjtii—which is extensively worked near Hnnlf—tn lignites. High grade liiUiiiiiiiuiis puu Im occur ulong thu Hues nf the Cruw's Nest lliiilwuy; alnng the iiiuiii line uf the Canadian I'acille Bailway. tiood ligpitus are oi very witlesprcail umirreiU'o; ami I here are very extensive mens pf yot uu- touched cuul Ileitis all along the eaiterii alupu.oi the Rocky Muuntuiiub !_ In the stmtIteusleru purl uf Siisknl iliewiin lhe deposits uf lignite ill tip- Hoitris Hivur ri'giun ure being nctive ly worketl. In Ihe provinces uf Oulnriti und Ijiichi1!- there lire ini kittivvit cuul beur ing rnc|(n, uml lhe great er part nf the cuul ...i. nin. .1 iu those provinces is Imported from the Unitod Hlnli-s I'iiuii the Nova Hcutiu liebl is pru ■ t n i-i-i I ;i lnnil three -lift lis of Canada's lotiil coul proibii'lion. The main ecu Ires uf production um in Capo Breton, in I'tiiiiberbiuil, iu I'ictou uud in In ternt'SK eiiuiilics, in nil uf which lire very extensive eullcries. In IIIUN, tn lhe lulni I'linii'liun prh dud ion of 11,1)1111,11(111 tons Nuvu Mcolin I'onlribiileil li.i'ilii.iiuii Ion. WOMAN-AND MEAL8 Surely il in ust hen sitnitul from tin days when women were admired for being lackadaisical, delii-ati1 inul helpless, when we liml Ihem very pruud of hitting very small appetites uud in clilii'il tn plume thi'insi'hes un "uul curing twupoiu-e whul Ihey enl." I'ii Imps il is u lillle lillii ult fur I Inin ti, forgot altogether that there was u liim, nut sn very lung iigu, when men ex pressed it dislike lu seeing women cal l.-o iltsulbisiiiuiiig). We are free lu ml util niirselves ihul iiiiylliiug nppruaeli tug In greediness is ten Inncs worse in a woman, Ihun in n nun1 All lhe -um,' u,mien would du well lu lake lu li.llrl the Ildi ice ui Sir .iiiuie- tin Iiiiiii lin,ttne, an iiiu ninl uulhnril) on liiiiilii uml reeding, whu lulls us llllll ll is llle gli'lllest mistake lo be III,llll,Trill III tlte lllllllii ui 1 1. h'ur imiii lliiil i- taken withiiiil enjuv lueui due- not 'In nearly lhe -nine iilnoiinl of guod us food which is culfn with a relish. It is phv-iuloc.liull) Irue lliiil food taken uguiiml lhe grun iu- it poor chance of being properly ligesti-d Ami we t I nul ad into lhe Iminl ilf skipping lliiil Is jii-i be llllse ttr don'l feel inclined fur them, or ht of unduly hurrying nut I hem -a truly feminine weukue,- "II Mill iluu 'I ll.uil fund Kiln liud) lues." relllurktil ii Well I, nuw I, spe iTIlll.-l I Thill is just lhe ptliltl. Iinini Win , cannot In- done by a starved brain inul uu ill fed bud) ami une rcn.-nn wh,' our women workers ure more linblc I i i i,.,I down Ihun men workers is tin' fact thut by habit ninl tin linulion women are so much more • tireless uml Indifferent in, these matters tlmu ih; ayoragp man. Wu tlnii't ol'ton Hud men satisfying their hunger with cakes, tea ami sweets if there is the smallest chance uf gutting .unylhiug better; whereas wtiinen, if lefl to themselves, will make iiiiylliing du. A glance into any purely feminine household will soon tjrotD this, fiypn tlm conks tuke but a faint interest In cuukiiig fur their owii, sex. The sume thing permeates nil classes. Luull ut well loilu liiiiiscliiibls. If tin' husband is uwuy the wife will nl'len forego lhe cusiiiiuury lute dinner, uiul mako what she culls uu cnjoyuhle ineiil nlf toil anil cakes, eliding lhe tiny wills a scruppy supper jusl siinielhiiig nn a tray. Olil this "sumt'tliing on u tray" liiisinessl ll has inucli to an swer I'or. The principle hccnines sen tins when applied lo our prul'i'ssiuiuil ami ulher working women, our girl clerks, secreliiries, lypisls, mul nil III1' Industrious slstorliuoil, imt over wcl' paltl, whu eiirn inouoy by tlieir bruins If wuiiien ure guing In busy them selves with men's wurk, Ihey musl lukt llle sume nu'ims In keep themselves lit for it, The llllllll ul ages has lllllglll Ihem lu tuke delighl in providing u guuil fans us possible for their men kind. ^"v Ihey musl leurn tu do llic sum1' g I ollices fnr themselves I fur each ulli er. It is one ui woinim's idiosyn cnuips to'eiijuy any little laving in ll"' commissariat department. This bus something lo do wilh lm' poor meals Ihey often ene themselves. They wouhl rat hei spend the ninni'v ill a wuy which makes inure sliuw, un siiinelliing preii) lu weur, pi-rhiip-. u mt books ini'l llowers, Ilul let I Inin lake t ninl v wariini; ; our wurkers especially. rhey must mil t-tiusidel a pause ul fair dimensions in lhe day's wnrk an i leisure lo enjoy a proper iiiiii I in any way a waste of lune. II u oi ' l'1' safeguards uguinsl "nerves" ami h)' leriu, Vancouver Business Directory ll i,si miss (iii.ii :t:i:s. Sl'KOIl SHAW Busineu College ■ 336 Hastings St. W. Canada'* Groatoat Waatarn School tt. J. Sprott, B.A., - -Manauer m;ii. BSTATPi Yorkshire Guarantee & Securities Corporation, Limited 440 Seymour Street UHAli ESTATE I,ANh ANI) MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS ESTATES MANAGED I?IRE INSURANCE R, Kerr Iltiiilijute - - - Manager ItliSTAI HAMN. iiujuuri) luiiil Hi. iii'i TAKK NOTICK Uml Murray <:iliT. "f VuiiLuiivi r, Ii ('., iKtuimllon, IuiiiIil-i mun, Init'iitiJi lu iici'lj fur |iuimlsHlun lo burcliujiu llit- fulluwIiiB JtHcilU'il l.niif.H; Coin mt1 nel 11K nt a piiHt nlunti.'il -l Un nurlh-tnui corner »jf Tlnibyr l.linlt Nu i:in; lluini' wt'Ml 00 .ii.iiii. Iliciicu mniii id . li.iliiM, ilithfi' tain tio uli 11 Ina mure ur h-sH tu Bhoru lim.-, Uicfico «nu- ilii'ily uIoiik almi'o Hut' lo ncinl uf Liiiiiiin in. iiiiiii, con 1. lining . i-i ucrea nunc or leaa MTUIiAV flJKK Mli I'Vltruarv, 1!>n OKliHUR VKIllilKJt, Anoiil Mi.xw.nl limit DUlrkl TAKK NOTICK ilul Churli-a K (Jar- iill, nt Vuncuuver, ii (-, occuitullon. 1 Um Im llnuii, ii,:. I..],- In U|)|)|> fur I'CI- ihIhsIijIi io nutclniae llic JullnwltiK tie- acrlU'O lumla: I'onillKIRlltf ill 11 j -'. I I'luilti'll Ul II ■' HulLlll Wi-}.! L'OIIUT t)f tlllll.i.l lilllil Nu 44311, tin nt c mn tli f.u cliutliB, (Inner w.hI 40 eliulna. moru m Kan tu ahure lltic I hence HOiilli-eiiM'1 If iilunn alinie IliK' lu |iulnl ut fuinnieiici'ineiit and conluJnlnu -00 uctva im>ie ur Ifwi (?1IAIU*KH I'! HAItltKTT L'lMli l-'i-liMi.uy. I'-IL' 29-5 GKOIIOK VK.ItlilKH. A«enl All North Vancouver pcoplv tat ai LEOrlARDS' KilltiT flack lllock or tl.: linga St., ,|i|iii,Hili: lltu iti'w |nisl tiftico. Lcimuiil lolli Itii Imi liy tilt) Iinlliiii Hit &tiiiibtti"b, MONTREAL THE STANDARD la llic National Wiiitly Ncwapalicr of tlm Dominion ni r,in.nl.i It l.s national In nil Ita .iniiili ;i,n ii,,- nimi cxiicnalvo ui,;i.iv- Iniia, i-i,,i m.i ii tin- |thotogra|ilia from ml mil' III,- VMifl.l. Its uuii l.s .in- i.tiifiilly .wlcclcd anil iin ,,In,.n.,I imllcy Li lltoi-ouglily ii,ili|i,inl. nt, ,\ mi!,.-,ii, it tu Tiic Standard 1....11, $2.00 per year lo uny uddrcaa lu Canada nr Urwil Itrltaln. TRY IT FQR 1912! Montreal Standard Publishing Co., Limited, Pobliihira, L-=^ Im-im' Lynn View Lots from $325 to $500 per lot. Terms, $50.00 cash, $10.00 per month 9] These lots are one block Irnm car line in Lynn Valley anil nice and level and high. <J Lel us (|tiote you rates on I' ire, Lile and Accident INSURANCE McMillan & reid I'Iiiiiii' UN. IU J.ONtilMI.I-; AVKiM i-: ATENTS \ c bidkil tlie uuvlnna uf HAuuraCfttfcn, Knviiiri-isiiiidutliciswliurti'lirctticidvllBUI- Ily 11 luviug llielr I'lituit buhiun« intnudcd LyKxpertl, i'liljiu'iiaiyodviu'lur. C!!nrBC-> inUtll'lUtCi Uin |ii\, ,|,ti': AiKi . ■ II | Ml)) tt- quest. M'i; ii* r.i "i .i, i- .-'.l . :■ " '. ■ . hill, MtiiitrnI «utl WiolilnvluD UC I, hi LADIES Vi,.. .,: Milliucty Parlor liaa moved to 665 Lonadale i ,.,..■. n Otli and titb it. Ill 5 N. V. WOODYARD 10,(100 corda ol dry iii wood for ■ '.- sale. Price per odd corda, $1.76. Spo clal tiuoutiona for i,u>;it Quautltlos. Cut Wood. IV iucbea, fl.26. 12 incuci WOO- C. O. D. Olfitc and Yaid I4lli and l.omdale Plione 190. P. 0. riox 2432. Plumbingl 1'IiiuiIiIiik! Plumbum I'oiilrai'luri.. Owncrj gel llxnl up with joint beforo _pve In material. <'nt tguiei, .i.iiii.ttijr carefully atlcutleil lo J, |, MURRAY mit Street, '/; Block Weat of Louadali RiUrY F1U kll/'iadi ol i I'lliKti. AHD OBINOER iiawi liled ami aet on tlie •Itorlcat iinini'. laniii moweri, Itnivea, lii'illd' iliean ami n'mntt iliarpcncl. All Work guaranteed, moderate piietf. D. DOWIE 1SS« Ixinadale Avenue Pboue 8fl The Home Furnishers ~jg This W^ek End SPECIALS CARPEf DEPARTMENT MATTING MATS 35c, valuci at 25c Do. , - - 50c, valuci at 40c WILTON RUGS Beautiful in Dciign and Colon Big Value al $5; this Week, $4 MATTING, Per Yard Kegulai Value, 25c and I5ti; tin Week, 20c and 10c per yard MADRAS CURTAIN MUSIJN- Big Value al 45c; this Week, 20c See Our PULLMAN SOMASAUTTTC DAVENPORT BED COUCH at $50 CROCKERY DEPARTMENT 150 CUPS and SAUCERS to Clear at 5Feach; Regular, 12 1.2c. ■» Theia are Pretty Brown and Green Edge Border THE HOME FURNISHERS 128 onsdale Ave. »«•»» North Vancouve r sum iffly&EBgg^g]^ may m, mi. The Canadian Bank of Commerce i SIR EDMUND WALKER cv.o. lud. d.cl. MM Alexanper Laird, John Aird, Central Manager. Assl. General Manager. -t CAPITAL 116,000,000. BEST 112,600,000. Temporary quarters of lhe Norlh Vancouver Branph, Esplanade West, near Lonsdale Avenue. A General Banking Business Transacted Interest paid on Savings Bank Deposits of One Dollar and upwards. Withdrawals may be made at any lime. 1. A. FOBBTEB Manager. West Vancouver Choke Homesite Property, close lo the Government Road, and overlooking the sea. Most suitable for subdivision. D.L. 1082, N.W., 1-4 $1350 per Acre; 1-3 Cash D.L. II00.S.W., 1-4 $800 per Acre; 14 Cash JOHN ALEXANDER & CO. 121 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER And Corner Marine Drive and Marr Rd., I) und ara ve Contractors, Builders, Storekeepers, and Employers OF OFFIOE HELP, ETO., ETO. need onl; to phono 3111 to have all vaeaneiea filled. NO OHAKOE ta EMPLOYEE or EMPLOYEE therefore there il aluuliilely no no ccuity to utilize employment Agencies in Vaueouver, ui a coiuplolo lilt of all elanei of worden il kept at tho CIVIC INFORMATION AND LABOR BUREAU Phone 321. 14 Lonsdale Avenue. W. B. HOOD, Socrotary. North Shore Locators WE HAVE EXCLUSIVELY Block 12a D. L 550 Cleared Lots fronting on the carline and Grand Boulevard, $900 up. One-quarter cash, 6, 12, 18 mths. -•— Don't Take Chances! Buaineu mm and buaineu houses are uaualljr Judged by Uie printed matter they nnd out. Can you afford to take chancel with your printing when good work in thie Une costs little, If any, more. We Do Good Work NOBTH SHOBB PBEBB UMITBD Flfit Btreet But, North Vancouver ■«=- Canada, The Land Of Opportunity A story Ib tuld of a visitor to a Blur opean eity who waa shown bj a guiilo through the Art Gallery in that eity. In one of tlio corridors waa a uolln'- tion of iipagos of certain mythological deities. The visitor wan not greatly intonated uutil bo came to ouo whoso tape was entirely covered with his long liuir, it bail bean combed down in inch u way as to conceal his features, lie tur/ied to tho guide ami asked the reason for. this peculiarity. "Ob," was tbe response, "that is tho gud of Opportunity; and Iiiu hair is combed down io that it will be difficult for people to recognize bim." I'ushiug usitlu the hair it was seen that bis face wn, beautiful to look upun, but for the rcn son just given the majority would pan him by. , If that is a true story it la not illustrative of Oanada today. Here tlte god of opportunity is to be seen in every eity ami town ami village, lie stands with open arms on the prairies, on tbo great mountain slopes of Hrit ish Columbia, away down by tiic A> lactic seaboard, in Iho forests of Now Ontario and ou the frown short's of Hudson's Hay. It is only a l.iiml mini who cauuot see him, anil liis smile is so winsome, his appeal so inviting that only an idle man fails to grasp him by tin' hand. "The Land of Opportunity", is ;, favorite title for locturce on Cunuiln in tbe United Kingdom, ami il is n good title, but I am afraid it is Iv •oining hackneyed. Men ure so used to glowing pictures of waving wheal fields, uud rolliug prairies uml flowiirj rivers, ami glassy lakes, uml prosper oui towns, that thy feel thul there must be much exaggeration in llic tie scriptious given. Sometimes there ij, though it is t|uilc unnecessary. For no man who has been through this fair Dominion with his eyes open can tie scribe its beauty, its uiaguillcence, il. almost illimitable stretches of jYrlil' soil, ami its golden oppurt uni lies for tbe man who lias the power lo look ahead. Oac of the conditions whieh makes' life io monotonous to millions of toilets n the Oltl Land, is that there is nt outlook, tbey cun we no belter ilay dawiiiug. Jt is humdrum und rold. uml matter-of-fact. Tney do not real!/" thai, "lieyoiida the durk ami slorinj bourn!, Which girdi iheir dull horizon rutin.I. A lovelier landscape swells." ami Ihey arc disinclined In believe the stories of that lovelier landscape, even though they arc aceonipauietl hv pictures which appeal not only to the eye but to the imagination 11 is a soincwltut sordid argument lu put n,' tu a man tbat he can make more moiicv here lhaii at borne, and yel it is un argument whieh tells with thousands who regard 8 coinpeloiii-c us tin- be ull uud eud'Ull of life. Lauada is ccrlanilv a laud where opportunity abounds to make mouey, but if that were all, il< present grcalues* and its certain llu periul destiny wuuld never be sung by puet aud gloried in by the common mail. 4ti principal attraction is Ibul tl I'uiilains opportunity fur service uml for work. One poet puts it thus: "Here i« work for men to .lu, and iweat; Sweat, sweat that makes them lean ami itrung; And fur iuch wurk at night they gel A sleep us deep as u river's s ong." Tins poet must hove lived ou tli prairica; for in the cilici ami towns there is toil and weariness as ut home and yet there is a difference, whether it is the almospbrc or merely the ipir I of thuse whu live in the country, I d.i nol know. Jt is difficult to describe what makes a man. afler a comparatively short lime become hi' owu landlord. A Scotchman who has beeu here two years, said lo me u few dayi ago that there wai not to much variety iu a city like Toroulo a.- in ou old country eily.- I asked him what he meant, "Oh," he replied, tbere .s uot much sport or recreation." I on awered bim indirectly. ' Do you know I' I uid "bow many wording men liter.' are in Toronto aud otber Canadian towm and ciliei who own the house they live int Hai il ever occurred I > you lhat half o'f Iheic mon become eur pentcn wben tbey gel home in the evening and build their own houses 1 Uo you dnow tbat a workiug mun would have uo chance whatever in 1 city like (jlaigow to become bii own landlord I And yet, bere, iniido of flvi years many a roan with a {ejnily is the proprietor of a house and freehold lu thc houie having been built in lhe even ii'U' with bis own bauds." Ny friend aaid be had never looltel at tho mattor in tbat light. No var iety! Tbat evening work with wife and kiddies looking on and helping li bolter varioty than all Ihe music lulls in Kngland or Scotland can give There li a fairination in tbo idea of becoming your own landlord, it !» rt*lly interesl ing to lade a wn Ik around what la known m ihack town, where you see wooden bouses with juat one or two roomi, ami gradually you sec shack town evolve into a smiling (uburb^witb lawns running down to tbe sidewalk, and comout paths. Tbe final brick bouse is just the shack added to ami bricked over, lt is not all done at once. Tho timber costs money;'evon the nails aru not giveu away, and the bricks when they ure ordered havu to bo paid for, but a inau can dq the work himself, ami wlien the house is finished with its wide verundub in front it' Ib his very own. That man dooB uot want much more variety. A lurge employer ouce said to me that seventy live per cent, of bis workmcu owned their own bouses. I huve au idea thul thu man wbn lives in his owu houso ■makes a better workman because "ne is u bigger mun. Tbut is, perhaps, out' reusuti why a mini growl'when becomes to Oanndu. There is a similar fascinatiuu in watching the griiwth of a prairie town. When yuu see it for, tlie lirst time, per haps two yeurs after it bus been plunl ed, il seems so dcsolute. Thc station is just oh* the iituin sired, which is suinctiines llic ouly streut, and thu stores und the houses look su diminutive in eompurison with the widenoss ui the street, und then uwuy to the east and the west uud thc north uml the south, litere is just prairie, Wonderful wonderful prairie. But, there is it business done iu thut town, Farmers their busiucss here fur many miles, ami they have a good lime, for tho Western farmer is u line spender. I have watched bim play pool ami have played with bim. Yes, the wesl cm fanner is a good fellow, and It" knows things too, lio nul lei il be thought tbat because lie lives uni wurks awuy out, perhaps utiles from uny neighbor, that he is entirely cut off from the rest of the world. When lie leaves town he takes limit Willi him Ilis newspapers. He muy be u week or perhaps two weeks behind, bul two weeks' old news is jusl ns fresh un the pruirie us une hour old news 's iu the lily. It is the sume news. II" ulsu sizes up the political situation. He knows just why he voted for or against reciprocity with the United States lasl year, He has liis own opiiiiuu rogurd iug Imperial defence, the making ol roads, the school question, ami a thou sand and out' ushers. 1'crlinps he is a little bigoted. The mutt wlto is In mli alone i-unnot help being so. bul lie lia. caught lhe spirit uf lite laml, lite spirit ul' optimism, the spirit lite Old llnul. speaks about when it says, "Vour yuung men shull see visions an,I yout old men dreuin dreams. Beauty and its Worth On all sldea, in every land, the hand of Nature has beeu lavish in putting before us beauty in its fairest garb. By this beauty our minds are liftod to higher planes by pure, ennobling thoughts. From it comes the inspiration of the artist, whose mind and band hut reflect that which he sees iu Nature's loveliness. "How beautifull" exclaimed a lady tbe other day as sbo entered our OUT GLASS BOOM. It ia Uke a chapter from fairy land." She was a woman wbo appreciated real beauty and real worth, and ln a moment of Ume rocognlzed in our display of Out Olaas the master hand of the workman tha reflection of ton true artist's mind. There hi a magic in our Out Olaas which attracts all, It is tho magic of quality and good taste. As a wedding present a pleco of our Out Glass stands as a leader, being highly appreciated by tbo brldo whoso dream i.i —A Homo Beautiful. Do not fall to visit our Olass Boom. IU boauty will repay you for your trouble. Henry Birks & Sons, Ltd. JEWELERS, SILVERSMITHS, WATCHMAKERS. George E. Irorey, Managing Director Hastings and Granville Streets - - Vancouver, B. C. Hut 1 hour someone saying, surely everyone wbo goes to Ounudu docs uoj muke gootl, does not catch the spirit lo whicii.you have been referring, us we ofter hour Ihul the stories of sue i ess in I'uiiiida are exaggerated or un Irue. Thai is so. I am reminded oi u story I hoard coiicmlng Lord Ilutli .-.i-liilil. A yuung mun wus seul tu him with u letter uf intruduetiun, which Idler asked that he would use bis itt ilueine iii gel llic young man a guod position in ^lie city of London. Ills Lordship merely suid, "I uin jusl going uut, walk along with inc." They culled al sntnil oi Ilie leading financial houses, uud lhe voung mail was simply tujrudui id. lull nothing was suiil us to his requiring u position. When tbey returned to St. Swillicn's Lune, Lord Rothschild shook bunds with bis com punion ami Lmii' him good morning "Ilul," stammered the young fellow, "I thought vou were guing lo help mc In get u position." "Have I not belpol yuu/" wus the reply, "Vou have beeu seen with me, thut is enough.'' i'l- to thut moment the gotl of Opportunity hud been invisible lu thut yuuug fellow, uml the suiitc is true ot somo wbu conic to I'uuudu. Austin J'hclpe says thut the material virtues which must i-omiiiand success ure "vigilance tn watching opportunity, lacl nnd daring iu seizing upon opportunity, force ami persistence in trow,ling opportunity tu its utmost of possible achievement." Tbere arc sume men whu ciinnul be tig Haul, who huve no luet or power, unl who tio uot ,i,i,ii..:i the nieaiiiug of persistence. These men fail when Ihey tunic here, ll tuuiiol be otherwise I do uut iiiiun lu Miv thai ;, man may nut have nnsfurluiie. It muy como ouce ur twice, Imt il will nut continue indefinitely. Hubert W, Service is one oi our I'aniidiua puets, uml in- ha-- tit-alt uut some good ildt ie, along these lines. Continued on pago aU LONSDALE AVENUE Lot 7, re-subdivision of lots 1. 2, 3. Block 7, D.L. 549, between 20th and 21st Sts., size 33 x 145 feet, cleared. PRICE ONLY $4500 Terms one-fourth cash, balance 6, 12. 18 months. Irwin & Billings Co., Ltd. Corner 5th and Lonsdale Phone 15 North Vancouver, B.C. 4. m*m*a*9*9m THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C, TUESDAY, MAY 28,1912, ) : i w »OBTH VAIJPQUVBB BBITI8H COLUMBIA Putilislind TtnAoyt and Prldaya liy North Hhore i'ress, Iiiitittml. (TO. II. MOUIIRN, l-illlTOlt ANII MANAfll'lH. Kates »f Buliscriiitinni-0i|8 year, IlilO. Six niontlis, Gllc. Throo months, fife United Btatog ant! Fnrulgn, If'lM jior year. Advertiiing Bates Will Be Quoted on Application. Tba Bijireaa ia devoted in the interests of tbo North Hhore of llurranl I nlnt n'n'lluii'. I'ly. it .'on:.Ilinl,' Oil .i'l' ''il I -111,". 1 lllllll nf r ' ,'|,liiinnl llllll) for reuniting in u thornugli ami offoutivo manner the jio|itilntiou of Nurth Vuni'ouvor Oity and fllatriet. Evury offurt is nimlo tn givo mlvorliwi) tho most sntinfurtury service, . All ithniigctt in contract ndvortisonioiila nlnuilil lm in tliu |iriutnrs' lioinls unl liter than Hi a. in. Mniulny ninl li p. in. Wmlnoailny In ensure insertion in tho 'ollowing isuitii. i „H,IIM North Vanoouver, B. 0 BABNINO rOWBB OF HTBEKT RAILWAYS Wn 'Inly n|l|liili'iu!u Hit- iiiiini.li'iuliiin Whioh hun I t'l'ii ii<i'ur,|i',l uur ri'onl mil liiinil "I'nl'lir Hurt itu Cur|iura|lons uin| thuHilit'n," hy Hit' Httnt'inl Miinngi-r of 'tint II. C. Kloitrit' Itailwuy l'niii|iitny I,unil,',I in his It'lln villi irliri'ln,' thoreto tvliirli in |iulili»hi<.| in niinllti-i inliiinii Whilo tlisi-lulinliig Itl.i vise ant nisii lu t-roale u 111*\\>jmjn-r i-tiiilruwrny, we vvinli to ]>ninl mil Hint lit'- nliitifiui'iil niiliinillfil In lltu i'iiiit|iliiilli'i it- tuml fl iu Hir Intl.'I' iltli's Iiiii III llll nil' I lin- ussiTlitlll liilt'li- in itlir tlllnlt' iiii'l whiili ii|'|'iiiriiiK rail..t I'url li Hn n-|il\ frum llii' lii-iii-ral Muniigrr. 'I In- «uhli li,-,',I in Ihr ,',Iiiunni vti, it. I'lilluns. " ll \ti,,ll,| ir,,1111,' tl Iill ul |„ r*llll>iilii lu iniln. I- Hi,- nt I'l'aui' I'atiit'iitiii > tl i 't-i In I,rln",i Hint Hn' -1 l railuay .■'- I I'll!, ,il' Tiilulilu. Wlllltl|n-:.' nl Vm M'i an' imt |tuyinu iiiti.'i'li tttlilt iniiri: iliun -i\ ['ii t'l'lit. un tut' itlnuiltii n'' iiiuiii'. it, Itinlly |tli|,l in lit Hit nhlirt Itnlilrt.-. irii'.-.|.,'i'li\t' ul |irtitiln rr in Vl'stl'il.1' Til.' li"llll-.. Ull.II I.V III.' I'ultijillulli'l .III nul Ulw- nn: 'li'linili in inl'lltlllluii tvilli ril.r, in , lu I In- -tm I riiilnnt stsli-ln nf \ :m, n.,\ it. Tin'l rt'lVr allii;.'illn'i' In tin .tinily im i-.lini'iil ui Hu- li i' i'lu. lm I;,ul,.,iv t ,,in|'iii , III llrill.-ll I "I..11.1'1.1 ,', lll.ll Hi' llluli'l .Uunl im liul,'- tliu slru'l railwiii -- ll'llli iii Viuu utlti'i, \ ii lunil an,I \u a Wenlihinnli-r, lin' iiilrruil'iiii lim l>< tvt't'ii Vnn,miwr ninl Nin W.-iumu iter, Ihu I'uu.r Im.i nn tltr SHi I It Arm, Hie wurl,.-. mitt nu.l.-i' nin.lrm Iluu nl I'„.|illlInlu ami lliu-i nl. , al .lul .lun llnt-r, u.. nill ti.. tin- M-tiral light tin,I |iuvti t ill..lrilnillli|l m -li-m- „v, i,,- I l,\ Hi,- I ,,iii|,,'tiiy li,ti..iiiii, li a. mi ti furi-inc iilitili iut uu. inn,li- iu um ar ln-li' lu llm ilm,lin,I |,i,„l,i, tug |..iii. i ni tin-.i' i'ulliliiln'1 lllnlt-rlltlillign, if fail lu ,Ii.m i'lu tin- , „in|,l,l, n-l'iilittui. ni ml, i. in . uin, ii tin- Urn, ral Mat- nuir'n ''i-i all - |ui. in,-a mai.'. Vi nli nl, ' lu "ri' ii, i in I I'M In. " lliu nlal.-iui i,l ul ll in, in 'I, i .il I Iiu mil.ul.-Ii'i .uml. I , lu I'., r,ii.-,iii lhal aitl ::li Hn I i, i lll.ll lllll.' j'.'lllllllr.l a 'llllililul ul I. .1 I Iiii i' 1111,1 lliu •' i,iialli'|. i'ii i unl,, i, l tlm .\liilini, ul ili".. nul .Imu iihiit ..nni. II lllll 11' li i|r l.i. I,,I itulli giu-. J'!' 111. I'ul -I, | I, III lull. Mulling lilliil llll I litinlri-'l |"ii|'u.-i. in urn.ing nt III ..ll.ll, ,' ll tilll 'I " till |,', MM, I | lllll I Jill- Hll' lig'JIl.. gill II I'. III - I'llll I May 38, lllli ruilwuy systems of our large citlosare ii|iiTittiiiu, ill it giiinl margin ni [irulli ii |iiiilnililv ilm. in iht- information whirl ti|i|ii>iirn fruni Hum in limn villi ri's|iei-i Ihorolo iu tliu |inlilli' i'ii'... Win n it In iinutiitiiii'il inr insililiri', Ihul llu i'ily nf Turuiitii rriiiii'il uiurr lluri uni' in ill imi iliill.it.. ns its ..linn ui ihu I'hilils nf Hint rutliiiiy nynli-in inr iuu' yuur, llm iiatiirul i-iint'liininu in Ih-I Hn- ii inuii ii l ui mi |iriillts ii'iiiitiiiiiif villi Ihu t'iilli|ililiy ri'|iri'srnl,< it irn niitinl'iii'lury ii-tiiiu ii|<nn lln-ir ml in ti'nliiienl. Again, wht'ii Ihu jitililii mini nn aniiiiiiiiiI'liirnt in Hn- ill1.1 lhat Ihu Hlii'i'l railvay system nl Winui|ii"j In. Inuii nulil im Ilml intlltuii. ui ilulllirn, thr ulii iiiun iiiiii lllniuli in Ilia Ihu |ii'ii|ilu iiiiii liui|i'h| Hiu nynlt'lll um.I Ii.n, -nli-lir,I lluin.ul. Hint tl. • lll'lilligl tin- ..lilin lunl In Jilll a nlltinfll ' Inn ilivlili-iiil upon lhal .-nin. l-'ruin u lut.In Mlrh nr llii:- ll l'.'i,!lir>'. unly lha' llm |.iii.ii < t'l'lit lim lllllIlllgl-Ult'lll "I Hi .y.tum.. in uur ollit-r , itii-n tt ilh In nu. nn a j.nl villi Ihul nl llu .tlm. r, lui I.'.I lu, In unu lmii that III. Un I rail util.-. Ill thu-u rll it'., tliu III a rilllilll ni iimihignii.. primpi-ril i II. it. mli Hi I.'i III rill/I'll lllll rrtl'lill I'' ilglll.'r III I'm I thai it . highly ■ i..n'tTiTl, frum llm -l:i,,,11 „i Hm iiuliari' "I tun ill tntlt ..mli .liuilil In' tin , n.i nilh I'.'fi'liiiii' lu llm '-lii'il inilu.n .i.ltin Thuru in pruliiilily nu form ul |-nl,li, nrriirj' nliliti uin. It gni. a -liun;-., SUII..I- uf gi'lirrill |,nigli-...i\ une-r mil priinpurily iiputi Ihu pari ul niii til.. lhan ilurn tl lllulnllghll iuu,lull Hint i-lli , u ll| .till I IllilVIIV ■ V-l l-IJI llll'l Ml, ll yllanill ,.llllllll lu Ulllllltilllli-'l lllll'-. llu i-iimpnnt ulii'li uni,, Ihu lililn.,i liml-, in it un nmli ilaLnig ttlutli run In u|n-riil< I ii|,un a -uuiul hu.iuu.. Im.i. iif tho nation, Intt un strongly iiiilitui- tivo uf a ilufet't in Clin form nf gnv- .'iiiiiiuiii whirl) ii'inlrii, |tui...ililu nut-It t'liiiilitiniin uiul fur «linli tl|0 inlulli- ."I'tmu Ilf tilt) 'ill.! 11 :111 |u'ii|il, liui,i I provo itsulf ot|iinl tn lliuiiug somu elfor- livit reniotly. Prom a easnal kuiiwleilgo uf I'rositlunt Taft'a tihiirurluristii's, au ul,..ui'in wiiiilil itit'liim to the lielief Ihut iiu wuulil I'm..miiilii prefer not to huvu ontiiruil into this unlioi-nming iiiiii- lost, Imt nil hur In,huvu ipiiotly rut i r ml frnm Ihu lintn in u iiiiinimr in lii'.r ninny with Ihu dignity of lm litu.li uml liiiiiuriililu pnniliuit uml Hum tn avoid lii'i'iiiiiiug, vhiln pruniiliiut. Iho usptiti- mil of uuu not'tioit in u ,1 with11. ihu ranks uf u political party, Thu fun ihul ii party organisation aoonil W Inn I' priivrii niilllrit'itlly powerful In hoar iluwn President Tufi'n nonnu nl ili'i'uriiin uml lo practically form lilm intu tint light, up|ioilts, In uu iiiiiii lmii ml onluoker, un n iinwisu nlilrunion nl piililitnl inJlni'itiun lljuill the mil ul llm mil iuu'n Iminl. II is easily |iossihlc Hun lltu wholo prui'UL'diiig np|ii'iirs in un rutiri'ly in 11 ri it t llghl lu llm gri-iil muss uf I Hit r.i Slnli's t-ili/i'im, vhii uro iii'i'Usluni ml lu llm liirtllililn iu vogue in Ihu. iuuiiili unil vhiln freely mlmitliiig limn righi lu iiiinlii'l mutters un limit unu wisdom mny tlii-lnlo, yel lltune w'hfi Itu' iimlur iunliluliiiiiH uf u nuuii'wluil Ui^i'iunl ni'l'i nt I luil liml Iheir nl trillion arrrnleil hy ruuilitiuns nut-It u-i Hit- pri'M'tit iiintent prenruln, uml wniilt are np ten I'ul lemuierl frum iinythiiiii lit nil |ui.,il>|e i,inli'i iiinillii'l Imiii ni gill'1111111-111. BKLKCTINU A CANDIDATE FOB HHEHIDLNT Tlm nin.I,Iiiiii. i null.I l,\ Ih, lunl.,i , uuii -I at |.|> -unl in I'l'igii'.. In I in in I'l.'.nli nl TiilI, au.l , i I'i,'.nl nl Tlm,' .lure Kn"., mil, l„i tl,, II.-|,iitilu an mint iiiiiIiiiii tin nmInii,|, l,,r Hn l'u-ni, ii i it lim I nil,.I Mul, ., iiiu mil mu h n lu iin],ri .- an iiilulligi'iit i,Ii.i 11 et ii ilu liny hii griai u.linirutiou lur the inr lllinln in uiglte lul ,.e, tiling tin' ll|i I'liiiilmrlit ul a naliuiiul Iminl under a It, j,ul,luan I,uut ut gun iniiu i I Tin |. i- .l.iiil.lli'.... a uli llirgn Imll uf • i' l/rim nl llu I'lllll'd l-lal, - Ihluugh llll . I.l.--,. I,I Mil lull 111 .HIU I li Ll llllllll' llllll Hi. I'l' .I'll Ul Ul In ',Ul"r"l' •"■ r',f,'"'"n' ■'"" IOI, .- Il.l lilt. '"'-a,. 1" I, '"'"" "'"uli.ug. nl lhe r,„„pi„,y. , |(|||(, ,,|f ,,„,,. ld |1„|ll„„| ,,,,„, ( III tlm nli..in, nl am ..lati.ln Mm nig u ilh linghl aiul Iinini agani-l a »lioh i. lur i\|'lniili tu lhe .-ire.' iiiu.i ,|,,|,ii,,,i„.,| ,,|,|,„ii. ii in M-. an-In- iiiiliiui ,.i.triu ul \iiii"in.. t. i.mi' ..uli'iini, I,) ii ]",Iiii. ill piirly a- lin i does nul appear any n-u.-un lui it n , aiidnlali'to iin-t-vrd hiinm-lt un hetnl nl ntljllntlnelil uf the |,u..il tun lu Imii i I Ihu Illlllnil Tu mm in i i|.|ulim,| lu lie llllmlt' ll i- Hi unler lu nli.en. t.i- ulher lnl I guiellil t the pnirl-ril Jher, Hint Hm tn|'i'..-iiiii iilmh ul' iiig |.r>M ill. il-ill tint iiiiii tin ileiiilu'l linn., in Hie 1'iililm muni Hnti tl,, Mr,, I) Infra dig upon lite |>uil uf llu nil." Palace Hotel Second Street, Nortli Vancouver, B. C. FINEST ROOF GARDEN ON PACIFIC COAST RATES: $2.00 pe, du\) up. Special rules In families mul In regulai hourders. REDA & ANDRUSS Proprietors ShMsGum SUICKLV STOPS COUQHB, CUMI C01D8, HCAl* THE THRO*r AND UiNSI. OS CENTS North Vancouver Property Owners If yun iiiu iinxiiill. lu nt'll iuu 1 it', ur lll.ltl, I lull, ill ur I'l'luv. liiarl.el. Hilt iiiiiiii ilialuli ami re, Hutchison, Compston & Co. 6'1 Ltuindulc Avenue Their nulling I'lllll mil ill..;,,,., imu priipt'Tly hy Ilutli .Inne, l!H ' TBV THEM HUT CHURCH NOTICES Mill III UM III Mill. SI. tuUit'll'N 1'n-nli.i li-rlmi iliui.n. li. III, Iiu.nl Sun.„ Mmnm,. II UU .-v. iiiiii. ; tu in ,n i mi. i'i.i " i: ,tti sniiii.i,i Si ituui i it, i run: 'i m» lui at .' | in It' 'l Mii Iiln.'. Will Inn-il.., ut n. I In I'ltull I'l.I ll-'. I'ii.I.ii ul n ihu II, v It.ui..1.1 Mm. I'" Mlulni. I llrlbuillal t tin., a i'.u in i „| mli nmi SI tii urge, sji.,1 i. Hut linn. II llll a tu nlnt ,' llll inn Siimlai S. lnml ..ml Hill i'l.inn. 3 30 inn li.-liim l.u,iKt|u. Mun In... It |iln rinin ntul I'luli, Hi-rvle,-, U . .tinnul,n , > |i iu .luiil.it iriiigin, lliilli.il.il ulli lliuuli til 11.10 liinliil. Vi c S.lilllili.i SI. Ii.ni. I lnml, — lum I 171 ll ill,I ilutli, lalil MuIlillii ul I I a III veiling iii " 10 |i iii Hull , uiiiiuunUfii, lit nt Siiiiilui It iiiii ui n ,l in . flint .ml llnul Sunn.,... .,l il a in . Suiiilni "', I,.nl nl IIIUI , iii It, 1 I'l,,,I|,,,„ II Hull, VI. ni SmIiuIIihi inn). I,<,i,.„l.i|, Av, ium Slilttl.n t, i iin ii 11 UO a in II |, in ulnl ; iii i in Tn, -u.,, s i, iii . ri,111.-.I.,. • t.m 'iiiliii.tin Smi,, yy.iltnMilu:.. i i in llagllnl I UmiU—I n, IIU mul St iuiilg. Suivlnn nl II a tu uml 1 110 I- tn Sun,I.ii s, lnml uml llll,lu iTnnn ul il |, in I'ta , t rn,l in nisi n.i yl' i- Vn 'In. »■ l.n ut k inn I'imli.r. It.I' A I I' I .'Hi ami Ki 11, uin,- SI. Jobn lb.- liuuiii-llMl. lull .nul 'Illi llnl.1 1'ulliliillllluli. I> lllll l.l.un I'i,i;.i i II a in I'.i, nnm I'i.i,i i i 110 I- tu i in tlm in.M Suiiilni In llm un,nth Ih, in mil lm n ne, mul i .l.i.i nlluu „l ilie Unit I'niiiiiuinluli at II a in Id ,.lur II. V liuilil II „l SI. llJniuiiiin. I ulUulli i I,,,,, I, Snll iiiii M.iiii.ii Ai.inm Siiml.i) llluli Mans mui m iiiuiii JO n in HutiiJu) S, lnml. 'I3t |>ln ltun.ll) aiul II, lu ,11, Ilull 7 110 fill I'i iii.ii I mi nun.i t ,i in I'.mlni ll.v I A Hi il.inl. HIM I Iinlliiii I HlUiille I Inn, I, uf SI. I'uul'N. M.i i ni a ur. Suinl.in: iTtnlui. in w I-' IVii.ivln. DM I l Urlallau Srlrarr—"Klmllt tie)" I'lll'l- i. ■ (I.l.) Ave ilu'linni lllli uml IMI. nlli-.lsl ; ii"l , . neivlein ul II alt) T.stimuli) ineeling Weiliiei'la), 7.10 l'in MIHTll l.llklUAI.K. Nl. lauiuai * a In lll'l) Stiml.iy -mel,I disl suinl.,, Iii nu,mn 130 u in llrsl Sun.I,.., In in,uitl II tint. Mullni. I'lliiny und seiinuii. lecond ifTnl ruurih Sill,lllll liul)' I'nllltlllllllull um) leimuii, Ilul. iiiiiI llillil Siiii.Ih; h Vleur. ll' i T t Rnwt I'rrali)Irrlaa I burrk—Humiuys. 11 u in and 7.30 ii in. Sunduy Schuul unl Hliile linns 2 30 inn Ten. hern Training iTan, W.iln. n'lui 710 JTayi'i lllt-eliliu. Weillienilii) I y III Hoya' i'luli Tliiiriilay ",3ti y in «riinlr (irac- tlee. Friday, I pin It Vuu Mtinat-1 UA. nail or n» VAJ.i.str. il.lliuillnl I SurrS M, . iii . held .ui n.i, cvvltliitf III New lm,tiiui' Hull ul teven u'clueli. I'rmliilrrlau I SunU Wonlllu, Huh 'layn II tm ami 7 00 pro Bunday :-Mm"I SIS pin I'.mini n.v A M.,, Aulay ■ I. I Iriurul'a, (AatjUCM)— iluly BOTH- '"iiiiini, 1st Bunday in iiionlli. li am.; evening prayer, ovcry Bunday, 7 00 )• in ; choir i ll' e. Vi, .lm mini I 00 pm Rev Arthur Fl. Bruce. Vicar. 2nd STREET 30 feet in Block 29, District Lot 273, near Ridgway, - for only, $2,850, 1-3 Cash; Balance, 6, 12, ana 18 months. . MARTINSON % CO. 62 LONSDALE AVENUE ta.notm nm*m NORTH VANCOUVER TENNIS GOODS OF ALL KINDS Our Shipment of Prosser ■:- Racquets is Here -:- JOHNSTON & SALSBURY THE HARDWAREMEN 90 Lonsdale Avenue Next to P.O. WE HAVE MOVED tn liirgur iiromisoi ou Iisulauada, so Don't Forget WARNING NO IICI'. is hereby given lhal any person posting up any Advertisement or Sign, or printing anything on or otherwise injuring any of the poles or posts of the BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO., LTD., is liable lo a penally of $100 and costs, or one month's imprisonment, according Itflhe Company's Acl of Incorporation, and will he prosecuted accordingly. B. C. Electric Railway Co., Ltd. R. H. SPERLING, General Manager thut wlion yun ilu |iii|it.'ring lltiu year Ilinl wc tie Ht il I lioro wilb a far liollor linn ul iihu-Ii liutlor prlcoi, W.H.Stoney&Co. Ill Ksiilitnii'lu Wt'ttl. I'lione Hll (mill lu 1'iiUoraoii, Utililiu & Clark) GASOLINE DONKEYS |,ll,i,| i-|, an i mil ilu null lu lit um' ,„,,, ,,,,;,,, ,„.„ |irn.li,'lll llllMillllt' .Inn l„ , |i, mu lm r linm iiii'l *'nmll .i'llll I'llf, I'nn,liul, ill ill Iiiu.ml. ilnap It ,, mi,,. A Imi um-iuI fur I'lti'linjI, pil'i .inuiiu, ili li'tiiMiiiiil.li- I'li'i' unl B. O. NOTZEL :\> \ iil.iili Slrri't, I'Iuih- Kiiiiiiiuiii 1. >Jl>. Viniowwr. LonsdaleTheatre COR. 16th and LONSDALE AVENUE Phone 335 Owners—Palmer, Burmester & von Graevenilz, Lid. Week Commencing May 27 Tinnigan's Fortune' ONE l-HKl'OKMANCK NIOHTIiY. DOOBH OPEN 8 O'CLOCK, COMUENCE 8.30, BOX OFFIOB OPEN IU TO 111 A.M AND 11 TO 7 P.M. | Prices, 15c. and 25c. yjMfcttog a" THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C, TUESDAY, MAY 28, . i i - 1912. ♦*' BANK OF HAMILTON Capital Pair Up »3,870,000 Reserve and Undivided Profits 3,500,000 Total Asseta 41,000,000 Til provide uguinst u |iutalb)u'"Ralny liay" Is not the only reason for regular suvliig. A bank account dives you Uio fueling of lnue|iondenco and -niin thul keeps yuur mind free from worn—thut mukes you bettor lililn to meet the world on an even. I."'Hiu-. und to lulte ndvuntago of 0|A linn million thul cume your wuy. Illioli your iiccuiinl ul lhe linllll of iiniiiiiion. where > ■ m, t--m Iiiiiii,Ing service Is iii'uvldud fur iho deposit of small, as well as lurgu, tic- jwunls I.rl us i-xiiiuiii niir Kafuly I', i',n.il llux HyBli'iii. Iti-ntul moiluriite. ('. il, IIMAVIilN, Auent, .Nniii, Vaneouver —i^m^wmmnmmnnn. Il..d Olili. HAMILTON I THE EXTENSION TELEPHONE IN THE HOME AN Extension Telephone once installed proves its value. It earns its way every day. With an extension telephone upstairs you do not have to go downstairs to answer when the bell rings. If you are upstairs you do not have to go downstairs to call someone. The service costs only a little over 3 cents a day, with no charge for installation. Call COMMERCIAL MANAGER, Phone 98. British Columbia Telephone Co., limited PERCY KING begs In announce 1L.1i lie will OPEN A BRANCH OFFICE At Terminus o( Capilano Car Line in di,Ht ly I .cl ui nave yuur listing* uf Capilano properly, PERCY KING Notary Public, Heal Estate, Insurance ami Conveyancing, 18 LONSDALE AVENUE AND TERMINUS OF CAPILANO CAR LINK We Study Printing n- PHONE Wc make a feature of preparing printing that ie profitable to our palroni. Wc study type laces and effects lo insure attractive arrangement, and we believe you will appreciate our handling of your work. From a card to a huge poster or an illustrated catalogue wc will give you a figure or our advice. NORTH SHORE PRESS, LTD. FIRST STREET, EAST re BX E. Ry. Vancouver, May Slut, 11112. K.litor Express: lloar Sir,—Wliilu I do not wish to oilier into a eoufrpvorsy in your columns, 1 'eel It is lni|iussllilo to allow tlio statements contained in tho editorial articlo ajiuoarlng in your iuue of May 17th last, with reference to public sorvico corporation! ami the cities thuy serve, to |iasi withuut comment, and have lecorilingly allied our t'timplroller, Mr. George iiidd, charteretl accountant, lo pruparu a short statement relative to the Ilium' 'I side of this (loiiipauy 'n liuninunn. Mr. Kiilil's slaleinuitl iH iih follows I "The Hitti'ii i.'uiiiuiiiiu Eloctrle Bill "wuy llompuiiy, Untiled, wua incur' "pui'iiled in ISIl? with a capital ui "^,;iiii,iiiiu, acquiring lhe Street Kail "way lystonis in Victoria, Vancouver "New Wostinliistar ami tlio Intorurbuu "line cotilioeiing Vinii'iiuver uiul New " Woitiniititor which were ul ihul lime "uuiiili' In meet their liabilities und "l>ri*iilc tin.' capital necessary inr th ■ "growth uf the populations they serv- "t'tl, hi.in,, lhe 1 f> yours of ilu Issh "lory the H, ('. Klectric Huilwuy Hutu "I'liiiv liun Hpi'til iu urliiul t-tptlt in Ilie "province uf Britlab Columbia £ti),iiiiii, "nun. lu lhe yeur IMlll tlio Ilml divi "ilonil uf I per cent. wu» pnitl, ninounl "ina to (111,714, und, iluring the juihI "Ili years unly $4,1180,8(11 Iiiih I it "|taiil In diviiluiiili un itm Hliurt' capi "lul uiul interest tin iin IiiiiiiIh. "For llu.' yeur einled llllth .lune, lllll "the nel reveuue of The British t.'ol "iintliin lii i'.i ru llui I way lltiinpaiiy uu-l * * iin itllirilliimli'rtul, ings, iih ,kIhiwii In "ill pulilisheil iiii-iiiiiiIh, prepared h.' '.'myielf nmi rrrlillinl by lhe tiuu "puny'i uudilors tu Vuiuuuver uud "l.undiiii, ciiiililetl llic Direi-liirs lu puy "illleri'Hl Ulld liil illl'llllH 1111'IUU.illU. i'i; "per cent, un Hit' tulal capital iitveni "cil in tin- pruvince.'' Tin1 point In which J wi.-li purine hilly |u direct .your altentiuii in tin' furi'gniiig Hlatt'iiii'iil ih lin- fact tiuu this I'lilnjiuny lull iiivi-hIi'iI ill lllc pru linn.' fui.iiiiii.iuitl tn in liul i.-inii. tin'l Uml l ii i.i lit uie uf ».111,11111)1)1)11 iipmi which intereil nnd iliiiilpmln are pai'l illll-K liol, IIH Villi Hlgp-St, lli.llllll iiu: pruUlM reali/i'd uud m:. inn iiln 1,1 in llu linti I'uliiinlitii 'I'llih fact, iniiili in I'unjniii'lmn tut llic hIuIciiii-u! Ihul diirinu lin'"liul'' ui lin-' I'liiiipuny'h hintorv. unly ♦ I .'.Oi.-ii I Int.-. Iiiiii iliHlribuli-d in Uu- tliu|.f nl lntereit uml dn idt'lld.' ih tt c-ninjji-t. i,' I'titiiliuii uf lhe tnfi-ri in i-s ttlii.li tn ! naturally be druwu frum Hie rniuuiiiii in yuur iiHtic uf tin- lilh iiiHluiil \ mn- tinly, II II M'l.lfl.lM. II,until M:in;i|."r THE DBKAM I nmi it ilream, n dream • • I n\ IWCI'I t\ly licnrl ih huiiicHiil, lur lin- tlrcuiu once mure, Fur I wus playine 'round tin liuiin 'tuul tloor A lililn child mill pluil uml liiiuinling feel. Tin' uarilen pul Iih witli flutvrm were litirdcri'd uny Kuril Ir, i in„| lAifl, ,1,,,,, iii ii,,. M,ir Haine place, The Him ■■ Mt,mn, ,| with ull Iheir old lune grace; l.'l,c pi'urln Ilie houm were tdrunu ulon;. lhe tluy I nui lo meet my fullier ul tin- gate; He swung mc un Iiih .-in. iM' i i'luli I uml ntrung, Ami swiftly carried nn tin palh along, laughing lu see I lu- ini.il, i untie am! wait. My baity lister prattled iu her choir; My brother came from m-ltool wilb eager talk, Ami dnred me lo race oduwu the walk, Tlte evening bree/es blowing in my hair, ' And Unu the ijuicl hour, Hie lu'dlidi; pruyer, The littlo couch iu cool ninl *ofl am1 while, Thc perfect failh aad truut, no fear of night,— O dream no blent, io honey sweet and fair, Tlte father'» strength wan vanquished lung ago; The mother loved ami uniled and paued away; Bweel siller followed, brother went astray; >■ But iu my drcuimi I meet and love Ihem ,0' . —Kmiiib A. Jioule, in Farm Journal. HOW OANApA LOOKS APUW HtWJO&APB Incoming Oitliens Ar. Helped With ' Cheap Lodging, Food and Scad for Farming The i ium ilium government has . viilod its iiumigratioii Into thr clauses—British, foruign, bltiropoan uul Ainerieuu. Tho governmeut bureau dealing with the wurk makes no difference between tliu three clussna, unless they outer under tliU'ereut condition!). In Western Cunu.lii ubout sjill),mni Immesteiuls are uvuilublu. I'lacli lioiui--ie:i,l is uf Hit) acrei anil in some Hi.'i'lioiiH of thu country u man muv |ire-einpt uu uilditiunul ltlll in-run by p'nying lhe guvernment fl un aero for it, with tho payments »prcud uver ten yeurt, In return fur thin liiinn iteutl ur lum i h.i,i uml |iru-tiinptlo'i the settlor |>uy» $111 entry fee ami undertakes tn perform certain home »it'li'l tliilit'H, notably.to reiide on the Iiuiiii'hI etui nix ti,,,ii tli, every yeur fur three years, ami cultivate the home. stead to lite oxteni uf Ili acres overv year fur Ihree years, uud build upun tin- homestead a habitable house. Finding Work. in lite tune of ii man coming in whu Ih Uni prepared In lake up lunil, tlte immigration department liiuls liim t'liipliiyini'iil ul ugrii-iilturul work in iiIiuiihI nny purl uf Ilie country, Willi ii une eenl ii iniln rule uml tt curd ui itllroilltelion lit- in Ht'ttl lu Hie Ugeill iii tin- government in Hie district ir i chilli lie prnpuHCH lu wnrk, ninl liy lhat agent is taken tu the employer or employment In which In- litis lieen I Hpeiilleiilly soul. | If upon hia itiiiiiil in Hie i-iiuulr.v un iminigruiil iliiesii'l une lu lulte up I his 111111111-rm in u hulel und, il goei , wilhoul saying Ihere arc plenty uf l Ihem whn tin mil there lire in Wilt • nipg uud west 'of Winnipeg ubuut I'l | government iminigriition hiiiltliiign Itt Ihi'Hi.' hulls he is u| liberty In make Iiis homo iluring lhe period in which he Ih deciding ns lo iiis tlesliiiution ur nrriinging fur eiiijiloviiu-ut. Here ur Iwu weeks' resilience wilhoiil h.-i, uud if it is ftiunil Ihul m-tlli'iiii-iil Iiiih not been decided upun nl llti'v, end ut lliiil lime, iiiiiI Ilinl Ilie delay ih in iiu wuy title lo lhe settlor himself, a fui liter and iitdelinile period nf resident-' in lhe hull is permitted Iu n,i::i' of Hi. hiu.. lu cunt- of nickiifhs und, nn Ihul in iiiiini, inability on Hit- purl of Hi- new Hi'ttler lo perforin Ilie require I | duties, Iiih linnii-lend in prnlccled ] Inul in lo say, uu eslcnnioii period i- gruiilid Intu l-y Hie deportment ui lbc ' interior, hu lliut, iiihieud uf perform ing all In.-- ilulirs nt three years, In tuny l-e perutilli'd fuur nr lite, ns Hi,1 i-une iiiui I"' In nny event uu iidttin luge ih luken nf Hie hnmeslead upon which lie hun |ilmii| his lul.nr uml per ilBpn Iiih ellpillll. In cane ol Htekitenn in lii* fulnili Ulnl i'UllM'i|Uenl ileHllllllltlll, due eitlnl tu iuntillii it nt capilal or to extra ex pemiilure for medicines lunl ineilnul help, lite new homeitcuiler hun Hi, nghl to appeal to lhe imiiiigruliuii tit purliiteni of the iuleriur. liit|Uiry ti inuile inlu the situation, uml if il is fuund Ilml Hit- settler lliruugli nu fuull of his own in luiLing in food, I'tlel it clolhillg, llllll in pinl tiled by the department ami it lien luken upo-i llic lioini'Hlt-ud for Hit- uinuunl ud vautcd lu the homenteuder, with nn per cent, inlcre.il Utldcd, lhe how" nlcoder undernlandilig Ilml lie cuiiuot l,ei nine possenneil ul' lm, linul title until he has mel and li'quidalcd all the advauces of the guicrnmeul Helping Him Out. There pre cases, lurk not being Willi uny of uh ull the lime, whore Hi i honfbstoader suffers Ihrouulj Inul, lire or olher untoward cirruuittaoccs the partial or total fuilure uf bli crop aud where he is nlill up on the luud fur ' whicii he has not received his pateul Whul huppc.us lu linul In he turned down cold, no to speak, and tuld tu go uu hii wuy-that tho government bun dune all il could for him I No, indeed. SM/ohiGun THEOgOPHIOAL SOCIETY Kntpjircrs cluss moots every Wednesday evening al S p.m. Elementary study and hi., i Yuu arc cordially invit ed lo attend, ltooui HI, Aberdeen liuild ing. 'lin ii'"pliii nl free library. 4 8 PROPERTY WANTED Do you waul, to sell your loti Wt havo funds waiting for good buys. Give us your best gross prico and terms ''.''imiii!',! Financiers, Bank of Hamilton Building. I f. GARVIE e% ROBINSON Painter*, Papcrhangera and Decorators Hardwood : Fuuihing : • : Specialty ,iou»e Addreaa: 2Wt AND ST. ANDREWS AVENUE PoslO«ic«,G.n.rJDrf».ry Eating ChetttiMy tuul ei 11 Nothing liko that in Canada's immi I '!■ I1 - .' • " l, . ' 1 Ml" . 'I" grant code. Immediately the depart- ment of tlio interior advances liim u reasonable ijuautlty of soot! wheat ami soetl oats and ho is enabled to got, upon his feet again ahd proceed will, his spring sowing. Tho amount of thii grain, tho actual cost of thp grain itself plus truns|iurtatiuu only, Is matin a charge upon the homesteader. No charge is mado by the department of tbo interior for sorvic. of any kind rendered to tho immigrant Whero persona from another couutry have become dotstituto through sickness or lack of ompluyniout in the cities within a yeur after their arrival, the department uf the iuterior either ii 1111H Hllfllcicllt flnplni incnl, or ill till) cane of nicknesn, fouti uml niotlitiiil, comforts for the destitute newcomer. The niiino cunditiuiin prevail In tbo cuuiitry districts, except that then the perioti iluring which the' Immigrant in u charge upun lhe department uf tbo Interior in three years, in against une yeur iu the eily uud ur Imu centres. A SION IN AN APPROPRIATE PLACE llecenl vinilurs lu A Hunt iu (lily will recall u wrecked hhip Hint lien a nhon distance noiilli of llic cily. ll canii nil Hie wuy from Japan, laden witli Oriental goods, In lie wrecked within sight uf iin destination, itcccntly there hun lieen placed un lite side oi Hi.' greul lilurl, hulk ihul luoinn grimly uut ul llle wuler the sign, " ' Whisky in til. Beit." Hunt for "wbatl T4, fffPCU IBUlfl »' that ship was wrecked! The position Of-tk. sign-wggosts this intorjirotatiou. Whisky is about tho best.thing in th'i world to soud men upun lite rucltu und red lice Huiii tO the ]'ili l'u I colldilioii 0f that wrec'ketl ship. It disarranges and destroys tho conipass aud rudder of life aud sots it mii ill, Itcning and pilchini; helplosily on tho wavos of destruction, There is ouly one bulk lying in tho surf of that city, but thero are liin'i- mcrablo hulks of wrecked livos in ltl strootB nmi salooui. The' man who plncod that whisky sign on that wreck doubtless thought he had achieved a I'l'lemli'l i ml r of business outorpriso, but ho wrought better than ho knew. The unconscious suggestiveness of ilia , act is tremendous and terrible, and i,li'uilil scare moru men uway from tho best whisky in the lnnd thun a tbous- iinil such signs can lure to their ruiu. Whisky uud wreck ure closely coimect- cil.—Presbyterian Bnnuer. APPLIOATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE Nut ice iu heruby given thut ul tho next meeting of the Board of License t'l'iiiini:-! tuiiei.i fur lhe District uf Nurth Vuncuuver, I will upjdy fur u license to' sell intoxicating liipiurs iu premises sit- ttulc iii lit iiii'i Lot l ', nt Hundred und Fifty fuur (oTi'l) Diitrict of Nurth Vancuuver. W. (!. KENNEDY, Siili Hastings 8t., Kant, Yancouvei. Muy llth, IIHL'. Ulli COLUMBIA GRAPH0PH0NES and GRAFANOLAS from $20.00 to $180.00 DISC RECORDS FOR ALL MACHINES AT Warburnitz Piano House, Ltd. 443 LONSDALE AVE. NORTH VANCOUVER Coal & Supply Co. Lm. DEALERS IN Coal, Brick, Lime, Gravel, Sand, Plaster, Cement, Lath, Sewer Pipes, and General Builders' Supplies Wliarf: Fool of St. George's Ave. Phone 178. Office: 56 Lonsdale Avenue. Phone 198. NOTICE The undersigned Coil Merchants of North Vancouver hereby beg to give notice lhat on and after June 1st, 1912, all coal supplied will be sold for cash only, cither on or before delivery. While wc do not wish our customers to think that we doubt their credit, it has been found lhat the cost of collecting so many small accounts is prohibitive. , Wc, therefore, ask all our customers to accept thit notice in order to avoid inconvenience to themselves and to ui. (Signed) \ h NORTH VANCOUVER COAL AND SUPPLY V COMPANY. LIMITED. \ F. M.. Breuey, President. \ i * NORTH SHORE COAL AND FEED CO. H. Mitchell, Manager ———— rv THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, B, C ■ TUESPAY, MAY 28,1912. I All tbt printing we do la proof of our ability. Wa specialiia in tba HtUa things wbicb ara so Important, and which add excellence to your work. Our plant and stall, combined witb tba study wa give to the trade, enables ua to givo sat Isf action. We will givo ostiiuatoB, make up dummies or advise you ou auy work you want done. II 9 NORTH SHOEE PBE88 LIMITED Publishers of "The Expreas." Punters of Fine Job Work. North Vancouver, B. 0. Phone 80. I I THE CITY'S FINANCES UOLLEXrNEWS Statement of Present Position Submit, ted by Oity Olerk At a mooting of tlio council Imi,I al tbo eity hail on Thursday evening, Mr, Thomas tfhophord, oi|y clork, submitted tho inline iui- uin. ini statement nt the city's financial position: "(lentlumon:—By direction nf Ilis Worship lliu Mayor, 1 liavn Ihu liuttur In submit for your information a state un ui of the |u, -,mt liiiunciiil position af tho eity in regard to iissessiiient ninl bonded intlelilinluuss. "As yuu ure nu ilnitlil uwuro Ihi Council has power uudur tlte Municipt.i Act In puss bylawi fur cunlriictini! debts fur uny purpnsu within its juris diction, but lhe uggregule uf such delils, except fur Wurk* ui local im pruviinient und fur w'nool purpuses, in,i.t mil exceed '111 per cent, ui Ih" assessed vulue nf tint laml ami im, provemciiti iu lhe municipality. "According to the lusi revised as sesimenl roll the tutul assessed vultr nf lumI liml Improvements was 11.1, l)t!y,7l»l, bul this total intitules lit: sum of i l.n.,l,.isn, linlile fur school rale unly, uIiiih I tluiii, iu reckoning Ilie limit ui uur borrowing power, slmuid be deducted frum the tulitl it lied value us |he greater part nf same (Moodyville aaaosicd ul $81fi,llilil) ami Ilistricl Lot HI assessed at $207,1100), is nut in Ilie municipality, If this is su tiuu lin- I til ul ussesseil value uf laml ami improvements is ♦12,8011, su per eenl. of which is ♦2,rii;i,8H6. Toe t.ita1 debenture delit uf the cily fur nil put poses al lite present lime is $2,4711,01.1. made up us follows: (luneral debentures $1,2411,1111 School lichen I it res 228,715 Locul improvement lieben lures (including litis year's Issue | 1108,28'! Second Narrows bridge project con summutod beforo any further local improvement work wus done. Tho opinion qf tho moetiiig referred to was that the liridgo would bunefit tho whol eity i Inlu llm | ,1 n| „!■.,',I HI,I,ut in,,', ot i'u,i,ih streot woultl only boiielit ono purlicuiiir i.i'.iiun After cuiisiilurablu argiiitiDitl, Hie cntiiieil tlecidcd tti havu Ltinsilnle Avenue paved us fur as First streut. CANADA THB LAND OF OPPOBTUNITV (Continued from page throe) 1836 THE BANK OF 1912 British IU America 76 Years ia Business. Cartel and Be serve Over 17,600.000. The Advantages of Bank Money Orders lor transmitting small sums of money are four, They arc easy to procure— • easy to caih—safe- inexpensive. We muc (Item at the following ratci: It or under—lie 6 to 10 ~tc . * | ♦10 to ISO-lOc 30 to W -He Tlii-se Money Orders are payable a t par st any Branch of any ('bartered Hunk in Cauada (Yukon Tor. eavepted), in the principal cities of the United stall's and in Loudon, Eng. » Two Office* in North Vancouver, Corner of Lonsdale Aye and Esplanade. Upper Lonsdale Avenue, MM 14th Street Total ...♦2,47",Ol!l "This unly leaves n margin uf sum,' ♦ 100,111111 before »c reach llm limn ul uur borrowing puwer uml this murgi'i Wuulil lm ulisurlicl tl llm iluu.uuu bridge debentures already nullum,, n were issued liul ti it is perinissnlili' lu leiltiit ihe ileiii fur local improvements unl schuul purpuses as would appear from Ilie win.ling of the in I Iluu v. have u margin ui »l,,'Uti,M'.', lun tins coiiucfliun I wuulil jusl like In sill lhat bund dealers tuul buyers in . un puling u municipality's lnnil ui burro* ing power takes inlu roiisideruhiiu llu tlebenlure dr-bt fur ull purposi-,. us Iiu the linuii.tul ugi'tits uiul pur. iitLsi-is ul uur lioiujs lasl yeur. "Ilf cutirse. il muy l,e iiigin-,1 ihut tlte cily muy burrow without limit I'm lunil improvement purposes pin, nin I lhal the portion ui tlm In, it I iinpron llli'llt ileitis Usslltnc'l by llm iiiuiii, tpul Hy ul lurge ti.e . llm mui,n ipubn ' share ot lucul imprtneiiicni ,i,i„i,iui debl j 'lues mil raise llm iiiuiii, ipitnl \ '• dtibeitturc delil beyond il« legul Inuii. \l/., Twilil) per rent, ut ill, Us.i'sleil vulue of lini'l inul iiiiprincitmiils inul Ihut si liuiil ilclii-itluri's shuuld in,I l,e in i linled in sttili cumpntuliun; lliul tin lutul should In- i iiinprtsc'l unit ul gen ural debentures uiul such portiun ,,l lu cal iinprovcineiil tlebenture .l.-l.t- ,,t tin municipality as the iiiiini, ipitlili nr u whule becomes responsible fui Then uguin it musl lm rum mini : Ihul every lumi iinprovciiifiil debt giiuranti't-d b) tin,- inunn ipul.t. in lurge >inl thul tilliiuiigii bi.til iiii| iniiluiiil iissi-ssiiii'iils are unl) ,i,i.In,1.1 lu u .-lnnil uri'B uf lite ill) lit lin present time still, I venture lo ny ilul it - only a matter of time uml Ihul Lt fun the present twenty yeur lunil improve incut debentures ure pun! off when there will be u local iiuprovi'inenl us Kcssinenl against each parcel uf pro|iei ty un every sired in the city. Itcspeil fully submilli-'l. THOMAS HIIKI'IIKIil), I'lty I'lerk. May 16th, 1012 According to Aid link, whuie opilt ion wai supported i . Muym UiNctsli the bondi authorized fur the Mc. ml Narrows bridge would nol be iuue I this year, and works uf improvi-in-nt could at any rate lie ferried uut tu llu extent of 110,000. II wus contended, however, that nu definite assurance i'-ud come from the Hurrard Inlet Tun,ml ami Hridge Company lhal bondiwoull not be sold ao thai if others were ii sue,i the total bonded Indebtedness uf tbo city would exceed thc legul 20 per cent, of the assessment. Tlm submission of Mr. Slniplicru s statement followed a recommendation from the cily engineer, Mr. Atgus Smith, regarding lhe best kiud of gn-.f ment to be used on l.i,muui, avenue, and wai read ami digestud with a view to finding out whether the cily could at pn 'nt secure the money for paving the itreet. Aid. Dick int|uired of the rhuirmau of tbo Hoard of Worki why too coonctl ihould not carry out ils original pr" gram of paving, to which Aid, Hiu replied that thc emphatic stand taken by the Nortb Vancouvor Betepeycn' Ar lociation at a recent meeting indicated (bat the ratapayori wished to sec thaw I foiiiincuil lhe following lo those whu are up ii,iiiii ■ i il: If yuu're up uguinsl u bruiser, uud yuu're gelling knocked about— ilriu. If you're feeling pretly groggy uml you're licked beyond u tloubl llrm. Don't let hint ice you're fiinkiugj lei liim knuvv with every clout, Though yuur luce is haltered tn u pulp, yuur blooming heart is stunt, lust Minni upun yuur pins until tlie beg gar kuiifks you out — Ami grin. This life's a bally battle, uml Ihr sume utlvice holds Iniilil gnu. If yuu're up against il bit,lit, limn it 'i milv uue itu toil, Ho grin. If lite future's liliiil, iis Iiiiiii,Inr, dun'I let the peuple see vuu're blue; Jusl cultivate n eusl irun sinilo uf joy lite wiiule duy through; If Ihey cull vuu "Little .Sunshine,'' wish lliul they M nu troubles tun i'uu muy grin. Kise up in the morning wilh llm vviil thul, sinnoth ur rough - Vou'II grin. Sink lu sleep al midnight, uml although you 're feeling lough, . Vcl gnu. There's nutliing gained by whining; unil vuu Te mil Inul ktmI uf sltilf, Vuu re ti lighter Hum away buck, ami vuu won't lake n rebuff; Vour trouble is lliut yon ,lmt't know when vuu huve iind etiiiligli liun'I give in. If Kule shuuld luun vuu, jusl get up uml lake nuolhcr cuff; Vuu nun bunk un il Ilml lliere is nn plnlusuphv like I,lull Ami grin I wunl lu finish where I begun, i'nn inlu i.s u un. i uf opportunity tor the man wlm .tin recognize opportunity. There ure furtun made, bul far belter uud inure i-mluj ing Ihun fortune, lliere is sen me In l,e iciulclrcl uml work tu be duue, Marl (Janiner >uvs. lhal "Succesi tomes frum work .lone u Ittlle better Ihun seems nccessorv I'utiU'la wunls Die men wliu will work like ilml Sim hus Iter arms wide upcu lu receive liiein uml is reaily lu pn, Iheir children, uml I Meidamos Fakeley and pywqrtli wero visilnrs at (ha bpino qf Mrs. ll, W. Sugdeu last wook. A potition has boen sunt to tho post iiilicit inspector for the removal of the present post office to tl|o eorner of Allan ami Lynn Valloy lloatls. Mr. 0. A. Littlo of Lothbridgo, Al berto, has been visiting North Vancouver- ami Lynn Vulluy for tbo jiast few days ami returns to his homo tomorrow. On 1'riilay erovvtls of |ticnie pnrtiei visited Lynn Park ami ;'„-,mum DrcekH and on Iho whule un ideal ilay was B|ien|, Thu purlies ut Seymuur creek incltiileil lliu Kpwnrlli I.euguo of the in-ill Avenuu Metltutlisl church, Van couver, to tho number of sixty. Tht Ladies' Aid of Knux church lunl a re freshmeiit lent ou the curlier nf Duval inul Wcstuvcr finnd ou Friday last tu supply refreshment to the visitors travelling lu uml frnm the cunynns. ,'v very successful day wns spent the pru coeds being in uid uf the Ladies' Aid fund. The npi'iiiug uf the new Methodist liun li was perftiruteil un Sun,luy ami Monday uf tiiis week ami >was success fill throughout. Services 'wero cott- iliii-lcil ns follows: Dedicatory service nmi scutum, Sunday morning ul II o'clock by Hev. E. li. Builuy, the pre lidonl uf Die B. 0. llonfereme. I'ublie wurship in tlie evening at 7 o'clock con dueled by Hev. Mr. BwiUer of Wesley church, Vuncuuver. On Monday ovon iug a sumptuous banquet wns provided in the basoinont wlncll "judging by Die latenesa of lite hour of Die slur: nig nf lhe public ineeling-nil purii cipanls were Itiulh to leave, after whicii uu adjournment to the'church abovo wus nut,In fur speeches ami sung. Tlie whule was une success ninl the Met It- udists of llle Vulley are to be i'or gratulatcd ou erecting so handsome ninl ao stnluble ti building fur Dm wurship uf Almighty (Joil JTIBTBO .A meddlesome woman wqo was riding on a tram car bogan sneering st a young mother's awkwardness willi hor baby, and aaid: I '' I dpelnro, a woman ought never to liavo a bay uutil sho knowa how to hold it." "Nor a tonguo, oithor," quietly rn- spuniled tho young mother. At this retort thi passengers laugh-. Otl Imiuiilv, ijiueh to the tliseomfituro of Iho olti lady, who got qui at tho noxt stopjiing place. WHIBKEY AS A 0LEAN8EE A lady iu Valley Junction, Mm, m uilly hired twu men lu assist tier in iuse cleaning. She asked them. "Iin, yuu clean gilt picture frames!" "Why, yes!" replied oue of litem, ami if yuu au get us sume whiskey why its llm finest Dung lu clean them with." "Oh!" she said. "If whiskey will cun Ihem I will semi down li buttl I huve i,].,.,imi,. mul you muy try it.' The men washed the frumes wit): soup mid wuler, anil, uf course, drunk here waiting lu be the whiskey. Ami when Ihe luu;, saw Ilie Trillin'* su bright uml sinning she exclaimed: "0 how nice, uml nu whiskey clean ml sn nicely f" "Ves'iu," suiil the men, "sure. whiskey did tl." " And just lu think," she replied, " I came su near tbrownig'il uwuy sov de lur llieii. uiul erul times; I bullied poor Fnlo in i* gin Mi, in u pu.-i just before he died, yuu knuvv. " District of North Vancouver. Tuke Notice lhat iu future ull own ers of Jiroperly fronting upon uu open ruud wlm clear unil grado tliu buillo- varifMiiljuiuing their properly lu tho salisl'actiiiii of thu District I'ltiginuor, will bu rC'imhiirscil to an niuounl. uf five cents pur square yard in respect uf , Die boulevard su cleared ani graded. Hy order uf Iho 1,'tiiincil, < JOHN il. FAHMKH, ti.W.ti. 91-0 . fW Mun where wurk spell." when' serine t'lllli-, ill curb p.. II Hcamiiii'll, News of I anuria. emliinng i in tim Hr111 SMofi'sGun STOMCOOCHSKfia.'ri^l M NOI'SIH OF nm, HIM Mi iii;i.M-rui).\.s (Iuu].mining rlKlita uf the Jhjmlnlon In Munltuliu, ijaskulcliuwuii und Albui-' Iu, thu Yukon Territory, tne North-Weit Territories uml In u portion of the province uf Jltiii.'.li Columbia, in.iv ho It'll.', i'ii fui- u (c ri ji uf twenty-one y^uro m un aunuul rental uf fl un acre. Not mure thun 2.CC0 aeret will he leuueil tu um: .tpi'Iii .ml .\|'j'lfi'.iil.-ii fur ji lease niiiHt he inude hy ,tlle ,i|'j ii. ..;,[ In periOO tu the Auent ur ::ui' A;,- ni uf Ihe dlstrlei In which the .i, i.i applied fur urn nitwit ml. In surveyed territory the lumi muit be deuerlhed by aeetluns. or lofcfil buIj- ,livi:.Ifi,. ui ; t i iji'ii: and In uhHUrvey- ed territory the tract upplieil fur ahull hf . i.-i...I uul hy the u|f|>lieuiil him self. ISueh ajinlleatlun must he uctumpan- led bv u fee uf |G which will he refunded if lhe ; i. i.i. applied for ate nut available, but nut uthcrwlie. A royalty shall h«: i ,.i'l on the mel Lliutituhle .niiliul uf (In.' nihil' ut ihe rate of live uls per tun Die person operating the mine shull furnish Iho Agenl wit ji swum returns accounting for the full u.uiunity uf merchantable eual mined mul pay the royalty thereun. If the cuul mining; i i/.M. arc lift being operated, sueh returns i .l.i he i .;:,). -i ut least unce year The It: ise will Include the coul iiiIiiIdk ii,.hi.- unly. hul (he I..... may be per- ittled 11 , a. ■]..'. ' whatever uvullable surface ilKhts may he considered nee- i-usury fur tin: working uf llie mine ut lhe rate it |I0 nn acre For fi. M Infuimutlun iinullcatlun should be made lu the secretary uf tho Department of the Intorior, Oliuwu, ur lu uuy agenl ur Buh-Auent uf Iiumlnlun I.un da. w w. coin*. Deputy Mini;.ii i .ir ihe Interior N I) -tJnaulhorlied jnihllcullun uf ihis .nivt i il:.iii,i in will nul bu puld fur. 22 S 06 ytr IXPKRICNCC Tradk Marks D»iqni copyriqhtb ac, AnjroDi lending i iketcb uid deicrlptlon m%j qtuckly ucorialrT our urn i--u free whether id Intention ll probuil rni.qiii»i>)iy (^tininiunlc*- M.iiiiiiiiciijci'iiDJcniiut. HANDBOOK i-rir»ioiitj ii'i it freo. uldcit ik'i'tu'f /(iripmiriiijjtpuioiiii, *"' ' — * ooiug>nom rntnt "rfttont'i tikou ifiruuuri ilucn iptclal tytitt, vlibout einrgt. Scientific fliwicatt luunlio mclj Uli .lAiion of mi i ii.it u. ■ Ai * yi J Vf'tTl'll >lt I I. BruoD Ottos. I A liwiiUoiiiciy illustiaiM w»Uy. Idujril dr culftJlon of mi *i,"uiiPi' Jnuiiin. Tcrini for ('aiiftiii, gt TC t ytu, oosugo tireiisJd. Sol4 by Sit I'f'if I'll »1' ji. |881Broatn;, " i V (tt.. WwliiLstuu" ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML Here's Your Paint! Whatever your job of painting whether you do it yourself, or have a painter do it bb sure of a GOOD job, soonest done, best looking, longest service, by getting PURE PAINTS All ready for use. Simply choose the right color from ths forty-seven shades in which M-L paints are made—take off the cover, stir a bit and start lo work. You'll find Ml, Pure Paints spread easier, cover more surface, give a smoother, glossier finish than any otber paint you could buy. Uie M-L Paint and You Won't Have to Paint to Often Other paints soon fade, blister and flake off because other makers haven't yet found out, as we have, how to mix a special ingredient with other pure materials to make an elastic, durable paint that stands extremes of wear and weather, and keeps its lustre for the longest Ume. Uecoriie Ibt walls ani caUiaf with M-L „ . . ., . . , „ FLAT WALL COLORS. Mora .codoo- Mld# to 47 c0,"« '"' •»•? P**"""* icil, more arlialk.moriaajutaryaiaji wall- purpoaa by Imperial Varniah » Color pipir, Kiiiljr appliad md vary dorabli. Co., Ltaitad, Toronto Waababla, Wo. ll abales. Tl~ 'L — 'aababla, too." 16 ahaias. try ihem. 7)3 ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML * ML ML ML* ML ML ML ML ML , ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML . MM? W I, E. WBU, HOMH VA1U»VV» i , THE EXPRESS NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C, TUESDAY, MAY 28,19JZ. ________«...i^aa^naammmmmmmiMMHIH«MHmnHIBS9B9 Bank of Montreal Eil.blUI.ed 18)7 Capital (paid up) Reierve • » f $15,413,000 $15,000,000 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Savings Bank Department INTEREST PAID AT CURRENT RATES North Vancouver Branch: Mt. Crown Bldg., Ut Street F. A. MACRAE, Manager FQR RENT We have a nicely furnished 6 Room House, centrally located. Can be had on a day's notice. Rent $45.00 per month. NORTH VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE CO. 110 Esplanade. Phone 227 R. C. BISS J. A. WOODS Communications re Bridge Kilitur Impress. Hir: Referring to your article in Tuesday's issue regarding this inntto." aa yuu know tliu publicity committee ami tlieir commissioner would gluillv unilorlako auy task that wouljl further tbia uiitcrpriHo untl many wuulil glutlly coutributo- uu yuu suggest. But lot ino briefly atnlu whore tliu real 11..l.i.i.- leenn to built in nut tbut tliu eiini|iauy ia serious- ly Hliurl of flnuii—tills ia wbat thuy have available evidently already! Provincial grunt ; liiiniiniuii grunt District uf Nurth Vancouver (lity of Norlli Vancouver District nf Went Van- cuuver I lity of Vuncouver In tint uf Humility — -11111,111111 :i,r>ti,iitiii 3115,11011 800,0011 05,01111 8011,01)0 50,11110 llurrutt'ing powora Brltlge i'iiiii|itiiiy , ul LONS- KINGS ROAD. 100 fl. by 122 ft. Price $850.00, on tcdins nf one-third cash, balance 6, 12 anil IH months. Graded slreei, electric light anil water. BOUNDARY ROAD. 44 fi., lacing soulh, une block east of Lonsdale Avenue. Price $H50.(X), on terms ol one-third cash, balance 6 and 12 months. For further particulars ol lhe above see DALE C. E. LAWSON & CO. We represent lhe London & Lancashire Insurance Co. A sound liinii'l Company. II you have anything lo insure we can do it (or you. Phone 70 15 Lonsdale Ave. P.O.Box 1816 . 760,1100 $1,030,000 -THE Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. HAY, GRAIN, arid TtWIVIEReHANTS- POULTRY SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY AIMI GRASS and CLOVER SEEDS, SEED POTATOES, and FERTILIZERS Our Price* are right, and deliveriei prompt OFFICE: 116 ESPLANADE, EAST PHONE 4 Telephone 329. P 0 Boi 'IIU Nortb Shore Coal 6 feed Company HAY, GRAIN. COAL and FEED All Telephone Coal Orders Promptly Delivered ^ WH/RFACE TO RENT Wbarf; Mahon Ave, Baplanade W«t. HAUSY M1TOHBU, Offlce: New Block, 8 doori from Lonsdale, Eaplauado W. Mauagor NORTH VANOOUVKR < TMB TABfrB'TAKINQ Leave Vancouver AM i.li) VM. 3.00 .'I 29 ■1.19 IMI) IM 1.19 6,00 BiO E.10 8.00 •6.80 •0.40 •7.00 •7.20 7,40 •8.00 •8.40 0.00 0.80 D.40 10.00 10.80 10.40 11.00 11.84 11.40 12.00 18.80 18.40 1.00 1.80 1.40 8.00 8,20 6.40 7.00 7.80 7.40 8.00 MO P.M. 8.00 iio 10.00 10.80 11.00 11.80 12.16 AM. 1.00 ♦iitt?«*f "Not oa »itrid«r.*' notice. Company nol liable ror •ITY FKKKIK.S, LIMITED arntoT luiOH ut, mt. Leave North Vancouver •6.00 A.M. 2.80 VM.. •6.20 2 40 •6 40 »-W •7.00 8*° 7.80 <•■<• •7 40 4.00 8.00 - *W •8.80 ' *••<> 8.40 6.00 • 0.00 6.80 o %n 6.40 ., ■ . 0.40 6.00 ■IM* 6.20 10.80 «•« 10.40 Jf 11.00 M£ U.40 tm 18.00 »»o 12.20 PM "-OO U.40 0.80 M i.% ito - »••!» 1.40 llto "^ .2.46 AM Tl»e,UbU aubject to charge wHboul ailayt, »rdtl«Bttl orotbrrlHee. Qroii funds available.. .♦8,:i80,l)i)(l Tin.- lulni i-oit uf a litis, uin briiliii1 i limiiu-il al fi .Tm.imu. hence Ihete i it inarjjin uf $180,000. If llu- borrow llg pOWOr linn 111 III' ('XlTfiscil lllll' II tl" governments wuulil tloulitlcia finui iiiilin llu- IiiiiiiIh hi pel lliu money al per unil Tliu I mill,In in nut Iiiiun, iiii, iluTi'l'iiri', lifiii-t' llioro iH nu noutl fur iihiiiultmiiig lliu design lu have tin' un dcrlakiug strictly u iniiimipul one in llu1 |itililii' ittii'ri'hl. Hut, lir, why Inni' tin.' btidge plum' mil Inin i'ii-.-,,I ul Ottawa I Wu nut,- hero at Iruiit uni.' luliatautiul cause ui ilrlity. Tin- |iliiiut have been I here fur tniiiiy monthi, tin.I, frum what litis It-til, I'll Util Ul |illl'lli' IllCCtlllgS, ll IS ill iluul ilmi ilu-ii- is aluioat a iluiilluil, tInm Al Ottawa there ia insistent •■ ilmi Um o|tt'iiiii|i spun iinn.i ho -mi feot wido. Tin- luiiipaii.t uiul their engin i-i-r- nil- contending lur it 200 feot span ll is ul.uul liun' lliul we lliiil Minn- reason* given fur demanding nu wide spun us J.'iti feel fur the opening of railway bridge, ll involvci a very urge ailililiuii lu tin' nisi ui lit- iridge, Imt il involve* what is uf niut-i greuter iinportanee, tin' safety ui tlm bridge fur heavy railway Irnllii Thu i|iit'tiliuu II,,,,,I,I lie luniully ilileUme.! hy uur public lioanli uiul gel light up tm it uml such at-tiuii us will bring u >, 11 li in cut al a ri|ihl laws wttliutir im Hii-r delay. 11 Itatt lieen suggested, sir, lhal ile lm in taking place tu tin- tiili-n-sls ui -uuu' rutlway i-uin|taiiy, uml lliut sume wuli Ilie l.ii,I;.-1 t-oiiipuii) s charter uml nil it* Mmtgtngit |.itss...l uver lu lliut umpaiiy. 1 eanuot credit this nmi I nli mt'ill ion tl lu clpn-ss Ilie liu|,i> in. .4 lielief lliul nil uur representatives are alive lu lite fart lliul litis franchise l-y lur tlie musl \uluul-li- inn' lliul uur !iniiiii-i|iulilii's i an possess, anil if rightly um-,1 tl litis eiullos in.-.iluli lies uf Uiltaiilagc. A- si.uti tis the uuiiili ij,nl iiiilttiii pluu a|e ilult ;i|, proved uf uml Iiln.I tin- Nurlh Mm!" iuu invite all Ilie tuilwuis tu mine in mul operate n,<r lins niuiiii-i|'iil run.' Ilinl lllttl llll lerilis llllll until,I ni, lilin all iti't'ii fur ulliii railways building trucks uroutnl lite litirlmr l.t-l us, llierefure, sustain the Iminl" ul tin- l>riil|ii- i'uinpany lu pul lit.1 bridge plans pusst-il ami llm wnrk ni ,,in-Irtiilinn begun, ami lu pel llu rni' |.Inns liliil lliiil ruilwuy vtnrl. may I-. 11,.-ii in tn mluiil nf tliu railway ami I'll,lai' lil'llljl upt'lieil sitntillniii'iiiisly Alriu.lt tn- have 080,000 |.. r jnile mini ul.le inr railway ninilrtii lion. Wlm, llu' liriil|ir nmi lin raifnitt uin littrly slurteil Ihe try will i|n'ci|ily g-j iij> fur tin- tunnel ulsu, unl tin- otltei wurk will mil lie inm|,ltt• I befure we mil nil n-uli/i' Hie importance uf liml -,, hun of the greal undertaking. Wc <nn then | n'n'nl a slruti|i ta»c fur Ibe support of the twu governments tu make lite ureal municipal uinlt risking .t,tti|,Iiln I > I,uil.|iti|l the luiiiii-l I nm. Vuurs faithfully, ALEX. I'HH.ir present inactivity. If thia ia the cam lariny^tiiirro"ji'jpmo wTiyotit tt tt; w. tlip company jiuj niu.-i. on tlio market permit ouch ihiliyliluu|'rntopayor ol-Ht* eity of Nortli Vancouvor, in the muui- ,'i|iality unil ip tho cify of Vancquver, to pun-liune t.liii'l,. I.i'i thll city of Nortli Vaueouver Kuarantoo 4 per cent. inii'i-i'iii on all i-iin-i, purchaictl by tbo ratpjiayora of that city. Lot tho other ilu'iiii'in tio tho i'iiuii- ami I fool inirn that tlio neceaaary amount can be raiactl within throe moutlia to liuilil tlio boat of lirioV'H. What' imliviilunl with a liumoHitu near nl liiiml wuulil liositiili) in iiivcstiui; miniti of liis sav in|{8 lliin way inateatl of at .'I per rent, in llio Hank. Trio Hunlm aiul Loan (loni)iniiit'a wouhl not lone, for llio in iireiiHu of i'ii|'iiliiiiun anil Iniluilrlpi i-ri'iili-il by lui,l|-i- ami railroatl ruiiimr liun woultl noon Iill their coffers nn linmlretl folt|. Nurlli Viiiiciiiiver city by gttinntei1 InU Ihu interest on 0200,000, lo Iiit own ratepayer!, that in $8,111111 per nn uuin can aocura for herself whut iho muy not lit) nhlo to tocuro otborwlso, I believe Unit the I'ltiicm lire public spirileil enough lu purchase stock en I'ciiiilly whon Ihey know tliuy are pet liti),' u gunrnutooil interest I |tcr cent. above Hunk ratea. Many of uh have pm money in stuck thai wus iloclareil lu lie pill eilpeil ami thut in tho last we will likoly hear of it. All thai wo see remaining is tlie liupim stuck petl Inr. Many uf us huve invesloil inluts Ihul wero lubtliviiieil unity uut in the wiltl luinls, iiraeticnlly inacreiiililc. We havo opr wiltl laml lols, uml Ih Inn lire slilj utituup ns. I think liml DON'TB FOB 8P0BI8MBN Hint! by an Qltl Hunter. grouptl bunting tx pt hatchet, a pocket eiuBuaiia and a .UuuA.. ..ShUfl JLllSIIL I it is i.|. in the cily fathers lu give llm ratepayer! an o|i|iprtunity to kill Ih, nipper un the fence regarding hriilp" mutters, uml lu individually lielp lo create a greater uml belter town tli:in we nuw lmii'. I am, Vuurs truly, K, A. IIATi'HKLOH, Vaiicouier, 11. (!., Muy 2,'lnl, WU Klitnr Kxpress, Nurlh Vuncuuver. Ilcnr Bin Vuur lugpestiou lu l.uy sliurcs iu tit suitiiil ami fcustlilc. If IHOU limn would buy one null ul say flOjfw. Ilml wuulil Don't group a gun by tho barrel and drag it after you put of a boat, through a fence, or anywhere olso; unlpaa ypu want to teat tlio truth of tho saying that a man haa more lives than a eat —and then don't. One dischargo may blow thorn all out. Don't carry moro than a small i|uau, tity of whisky with you on yopr liuut. It's poor BtulT to shoot on, and tho devil who engineers llio " deplorable accidents" you read of frequently while tho hunting season is on has tin more potent ally tliuu the product of the still. Don't 'uuilcr uny circumstances allow your gun miu/.le tu point for ono single instiiut at uuy living tiling yon do not mean to kill. Don't alluw yourself lo curry a cocked puu in yuur IiiiiiiIh, nut even if you are alone. A sudden tuml,In muy lire It, uml yuu iiiii never It'll w'nure Ilie contents muy pu. Don't curry u loadctl pun inlu yuu: camp ur slopping place. Ami bu absolutely sure thut every cartridge is luken uul uf it bofore you gu near the tloor. Don't shout ut u noise. Dou't shout ul small game sucli us rabbits, ijiiinl ur squirrels with Iiig ammunition. Don't gu away frum your camp be fure you liave familiarised yourself wilh the luy uf the lumi uml lhe laml marks williin ul least a radius uf half a mile. Dun'I gu uul without it puinl suppl} uf matches, part uf litem iu a wuler proof ease us un emergency su|i|ilyi u pood, heavy, bunting knife, u will such a thing us getting Inst among tlm possibilities. Don't ,|oso your hoad If you dp Inn-i your hearings; that ia if ypu get lost Sit down, take a smoke, gel. yuur miini out of the liml panic iuto which the fact that you don't Inow wbore ypn aru in suro to throw it, and aa Boon as lit is iu normal-wprking order don't 'fjjfdike a fool of your self iu trying to, 6ml your way back, Jf you could dp (hut you would not havo got Iqst in tho lirst place. Dou't givo yourself up for lost, howovor. Uot bosy. Gather a lioup of wood in case you have to camp out ull night. Mako a firo. Thou ait down ami wait for the guido or your comrade to liml you. That's what thoy aro suro to bo trying to tio, so don't muke it harder for them by getting uwuy from thorn us rapidly us |tanle speetl can effect it. A good thing to du is to keep on top of tho ridges. Don't shunt at running game or any Othor unless yuu cun clearly seo three things—the game, lhe front sight of yuur gun ami the rear ditto, ami all Ihree in conjunction, mind. Don't jerk the trigger when you do see iIn.-.- things in conjunction; presi it. Then you won't throw tlio gun barrel up the least trifle when you lire; the veriest trillc elevation at that mo ment spuils the shut. Ami lastly: Dou't forget a siugle tine of Ihese don'Is. Don't forget to observe tbcm so rigidly that their observance becomes a second nature to you. Don'l forget lo preach the like ob serviince tu your follow sportsmen, and you will liml thorn Ihe best pieces of wood lore you ever learned. pru|mrlt owners 11. I. I'. It. I'O. ir 4luu.nou.oo. Tu make a Blurt, put lie iluwlt iui ium share ul 4I0U.00; 26 per cent cash, balance 30, 60, Oil duys. Vuurs very truly, CHAR U..FOKt)BEK(l CITY BARGAINS We aro authorized to oiler tho following splendid homo sites ou Flftcouth Stir.et—the coming thoroughfare of Nortli Vancouver, Coruor Fifteenth Stroet and Bt. Andrew's 167x120 with stouc wall around and highly improvod—only $7,600 — MS caab. balauce to arrango. Coruor I'HtiTiitli Street and Bidgeway 157 ft by 120 ft. Only 83,600—1/, cash, nalauoc to arrange. Ou Third Stroet oaat A boautiXol rcaldoucc lot 60 feot wide only $2,100. Teims cany, Also four 26 ft. loti in block 113. Cheap aud goud terms. The Burrard Development Company Limited. (Successors to Klder Murruy Company Limited) brokers 17 I.onsdulo I'liune 37 Kililur Ktprcsii At the preient lime lucre is n great outcry aboul Ihe city'i indebtedness, line lifts the Vancouver morning or evening paper and ihudden ai lm reads of Hit' (Iiiuiii iui standing uf uur cily. 11u11■ |,.'i>i■ r.' A>..-t.n iiiiinii meat nigs have been held, ami tltr financial standing bai been laid bare by the so mill,I Kalcpayrri' Aisurialion. It baa l.i'innlc a question of "liOt'AI, I.M ritiJVKMKNT versus SgOfjNJ) NAK- HOWS BR1DHK" fiic one or Dm other li to ice the rity at tbe end of its tether. There are a lew litireni iippunng I.inul Improvement!, but • believe the woral kickers we have got I wilh lo iee the 8cron4 Narrows Bridge cojiV'n"''! and coinplclcd. We m■• told by Ibe directors of tbe Bridge Company that it ii only a matter of moro fundi that standi between Ih) i.iisirni Hint of the briuga and tiic Residential Properties DISTRICT LOT 550 DOUBLE CORNER ON BOULEVARD Lols I and 2. Block 36 $3,200 VIEW PROPERTY IN BLOCKS ADJOINING BOULEVARD Ut. 17 and 18, Block I4A $1,300 each Loi 19 and 20, Block I4A (double corner) ....... .$3,200 Lot. 9 and 10, Block 79 (double corner) $2,500 Terms 1-3 cash, Balance 6, 12 and 18 mondis. For prices and terms apply to The North Vancouver Land and Improvement Company Limited Liability North Vancouver Agents lor LONDON AND BRITISH NORTH AMERICA CO. i , j Limited 543 PENDER STREET. VANCOUVER, B. C. Phone Seymour 6286 1 * M , ■ Garden Took OF ALL KINDS FOR EVERY PURPOSE sflf OUR STOCK is cbmplete, and H 'he' he Quality is here. H LAWN MOWERS in all sizes tJj Irom 12 to |8 inches. Uj We also have a stock ol the Famous Summericale LAWN ROLLER the best mi the market ranging (rom 300 to 500 pounds and the prices are right. paine & McMillan Wholesale and Retail Hardware Phone 12. FIRST STREET AND LONSDALE 99H ananaa V, 8. Aller Secure* Single Sculling Cup at Indian River <i Wt' solicit the trade of all builders who appreciate I ligh Grade Goods at a moderate price, and the prompt and careful filling of orders, which our large stork and long experience in business makes possible. Burrard Sash & Door Factory, Ltd. FOOT OF ST. GEOIUiE ST. NOKITI VANCOUVEH We Have Two Lots In Block I, D. L. 266, facing south, only 18,260, each. Tonnii easy.'" Sixty-Seven Foot Corner LlT.lUr One lilock from Lonadale $8,100. Terms SHOO caih, balance ti, 12 .md IB months. LISTINGS BOLIGITED Insurauce Conveyaiicuif HOOD & SOUTAR Bon'" 30. Hi Lonadalo Avonue. Nortli Vaueouver. (above Font Offlce) Telephone No. 152. Post Offlco Box No. 231)7. Nortli Vancouvsr Man Wins BestRwe of tbs BegatU lleacrlbliig Friilay'a rogstts st In- 'linn River ami ilwollintj particularly ii|ion thu tingle Hculling, u cuiitomjiorar.,' alutos that "Allen won the hint rare of the oftornoQii' 'ami later oliaorvus that hu "deserved the auucelii which litis To'wartls tho llninh, when Nott wai leading by s few lengths, Allen brought his reserve forces iuto jdsy uml overtook hia opponent iu flue fsshlou. He was thua eligible for tho llnsl for thn J. J. Honeymsn cup. Hia contesUnc thia time waa ll. Townley, another aculling iiiiinii li, who hail wou bia beat earlier in the afternoon smi wai there- attoutleil iiiui, iih hr hus been out rowing ilml; nil through tin' winter uiul is thus very lit." The motleit laurel-matcher referred to'is V. li. Allen, one of the clerical staff in the city treasurer! ollice. His ii|i|iiiniiiil uu Friday wua F Nott, u fur iuulul,Ir- sculler with whom lie Iiu.l liul u It Ji r. 1 struggle inr honors ut a pre viuus rugutlii, Noll emerging triumphant nn.I Alien falling out of his lum I near the finish, On Umpire Ilay, however, Allen rcfruincil from any sero luun AiipUy of this kin,I. Ilis race with Nott wns practically neck uul neck lite Wholo of the niile unil u hulf course fore fitter for the fray. Alios, however, is like a tall man at billiards und doesn't always requjre a long real. Ile beat hia oppuneut quite comfortably after u race which for half tb; length of (Up course, wua exceptionally close and exciting. Vlie lloneyninn clip tlma fulls lo the credit of a North Van toil ver ft-ullcr. 11 becomes the pro perty of tho victor after being won Ihree timea or twice ill succession. Tlio city's thanks are due to V. B. Allen for establishing its reputation iu still unother ilcpurlmonut iipjpunjpuujpun another department of sport. $1 down, $1 per week Canada' s Prid. ^g/ Malleable Steel Range Nn I),.'rii.-\ |'.\Hiit'ijl jtl.iii oi' Oiiu I'.'liiii ijijwii uii'l Our hnn,ij |'i r wi-i-li v, i ui*.' iifl.jiiij.' om iif ti" I if. t iMsilli.iililu tit uul Kuii^uh m tliu Ciiiijiiljiiii jiijirlut, iMikIi' ni hi M Hu M(i un HIul'iI hlt'ul cold rivet ted on muUoablu iteel frann it v ulj.-ululily iu'k'hlriK lililc Iiiipuiuiblu lo vvurp or cnirk uml no atove j'Htly in llio joints Io full out ul uuy lime. tjiiji|ilin| willi ttulrrf/unl ot liigh elevated cupper reiervyir. Patterson, Goldie & Clark HARDWARE 8fi 107 Esplanade West DISTRICT COUNCIL iteiiiiuineiiil.iiiiiii., From East Capilauo -More Honey for Local Im provciuoiita The torrespoiiileiice which awaited lhe ut mill nm of lhe ilistricl couneil on Tliuraday night cousistod principally uf missives from lhe Knst (lapilano Ratejiayeri' Aisociatien. Pormerl' bodies of this kind huve subunllod their recommeiiilations eu uiiisse, which iiits retxlereil lite tusk oi referring emit suggestion leparately to ila ujipropri ate committees difficult one The Ku:tl ll'apilaitoitea complied with the cout ill's recent rct'oinineudatioii und for | warded eacii iiiggestion in the form ui a separate letter. The lirst asked for the placing of ur. lights ul Woods i drive, Keith ruad, I'hillip avenue, I.lin,I avenue, Bchool slreet, Keith rostl bridge, und I'upllauo roatl. According lo Councillor i.oulei these iigbls wire already ordered. The scioinl i-ouiuiiJiiiiiilioii requeitcij lliul a police ofliicr iltoubi be kepi per iiuitii-iillv tu Un- ilisiriel of Kasl lap: luun, since the number of visitors waa slcji.lily increasing, likewise lhe tu flux of utitomidiilis I'ouncillor i.oulei in ilus iiisliiiue pointed out thul there were Iwu constables lu look ufler lhe three dialriils, lhe mailer of liter 1 duties being left in lin' hands of lit- chief, it was essential Ihut these of j tiiers should become acquainted with tiic whole of lhe diitrict of Noflii Van i ouver. The third letter usked Ihul Ilie min, ini should continue tin- roud liiiililing hi jlilinl, 111, in order tu giu- Mr. Barber and farm ly an ess lu property Ihereon T This huil ulreuily been autboriiod. The fourth letter culled attention -io the buildiug in progress ou the prop I erly adjoining School street. The as isonulion thought it advisable that lllc jrouil from bchool itreet onwarda ihould be constructed, us il woultl enable the trallic lo go right llirough to Keith ! road and thus relieve the congestion wlneh at present exists. This mstter | was referred summarily lo the en .gineer, who al lbc neat meeting of the [council will reporl upon the cost of | llm propose.l work. The mtli missive rcqucstcil the council to have sigp posts placed al ilungeroiis turners oi Capilauo roadi. The council illated thai this work hail already been ordered. The tilth letter announced that if the council woultl instal a rock crusher ninl a roa.l roller in l.i i Capilano lhe roads would soon be iu excellent con dilioii. Tlie clerk waa instructed on lhe suggestion of Councillor l.oulel lo inform the association that this work was dune under the Imal improvement system. A Idler from the prut ineiul govern niiuil regarding lhe request of the coast cil lu thc province tu forego its right te one -quarter ui subdivided laud in lit' valley, Mas read by the clerk uml liled. Tke Idler itated that the guvernment iuiiIiI iin nothing in Ilie matter till tin' report of Mr. W. A. Maciluiiald. speciul i uiiimissioncr, wus received. Councillor Westover reported thai Mr. Perry, local manager of the It C K, It wus willing tu pluee arc lights in lbe Cupiluno district uf thc municipal ily, ullhuugh il wuulil mean that 211, 7ni) feel uf wire wuuld huve lu lie strung uml uur lun posts placed. Special (or a Few Days TEIPLB CORNER on llllh Btreet, Bias 210 feet by 157, I'rice, 116$), Terms fttt tush, 6, VI and IS mouths. We have only a tew lots now left in 784—a beautiful homeiitc within two blocka of Lonsdale Avenue for t'116. Terms i'.m cash, fl,'-13 sud 111 iiiunihs. _ If you'have a house to'Kent, or for Sale kiu/lly give ui a listing. CARDINALL & MacGREGOR 108 ESPLANADE (OLD POST OFFICE) Pbons 243 ' r. O. Box milt ■ AflBNTS FOR BRITISH BMPISB*H0R8B INSURANCE - '' »i Selling Fast Our aplendid uew styles ami shapes of BooU and Shoes for Men and Women are tlie talk of the city, We bavs st last douionatratad tbst every thing ln hue footwear cau be purchased bere at lowest prices. Our splendid new store jivca us every facility for a comfortable At- ting. We SPECIALIZE for the "LITTLE ONES AT HOME " Sandals, Straps, Ozforda, Steel Tips, Etc,, Etc. Everything for ths youngster, uo foot too difficult to ht. MOTHERS THINK OF THIS. WINNING NUMBER THIS WEEK 1630 Repairing while you Walt by machinery. ■Paige Shoe Co. FIRST STREET EAST j „ Phone 393 Mount Crown Block, Opp. City Hail Light! wsre ordered for lbs corner pf Woodi drive snd tbi Ceplleuo road; School drive st tbs corners of Keith sud Phillip roadi. snd St Lloyd's avenue st ths eorner of Tweuty<seeond svenue . Tho clork wus instructed to cuuvoy thanks of tint council to the B. 0. E. B. The supervisor of tint wiinlens, Mr, W. ti, Olsijwiii, wrote rolativo to the forest fire which recently destroyed the Seymour Lumbor Company 'a shingle mill, lt was not, the lettei stated, the Intention of fhe provincial government to pay municipal moii who assisted in fighting the Are, since sucli work was donoly purely to protect municipul property. The iuu,-iluu.-ut has supplied a Are warden to enforce tho forest act in the district and alao to protect the timber which lies further up the valley, aim it could not be regarded us anything but fair that municipal men who helped to extinguish the lire should be puitl by Ihu municipality. The council wa.i agreeable, The council then look up tlie matter uf ilistflct bylaws. Twenty-live tliuusuud dollars for nn rent expenses wua .added tn the tern lu,inn loan hyluWi and several locul Improvement bylaws, providing for the expenditure of $dll,(ltll) on Lyn.t Valley und North Lonadule roada, were passed. The temporary loun byluw fer Ullli, calling for $611,111111, passed by tin eouueil before the accession of Wesl Vancouver, will be rescinded automat it-ally by the passing of tho bylaw which was given its lirst three read ings. This bylaw calls for $70,00(1. Thc local Improvement bylaws, amounting to »II8,IIUU, will be added lu lhe uiul..ii.t to be voted on by the rule payers this spring, bringing thul amount to a third of u million dullurs. The byluw authorizes the clearing und grading of lhe following ruuda uml lliscsdsmiting oi . twenty four foot niinl bed: Dovercourl ruud, frum ilu. kins to Campbell, Ihu estimated cost oi which is .ii..uin; i'ii,i. road, frum l.yuu Valley ruad to. Duval , ruad .:\.iuii, Csriibrooko ruud, frum Lena dale avenue to the southeast corner oi block III, I). L. Iiiiii, t'l.VM: the Lynn Vulley road, from the bridge across ti., .in., creek to the northwest boun tiary of I). L. drill, the estimated cost of which is $311,203, aud another see tion uf the same ruad, to eusl $7,840. •yht fiopnfl owner* ejected bi the improvement nt these mi* will pay most of the cost of tbe work. In addition to the work of these roadi s general bylaw will be put before tbe people to the umount af $li(i,0ll0. .).. . ' NOTIOB OP ASSIQNMENT OBBDITORS' TRUST DEEDS AOT NOTICE IS HJBEBY GIVEN thst , by Deed dated tbe 16th dsy of Msy, 16)8, the Seymour Lumber Compsny Limited, of tbe City of North Vsncouver, in the Province of British Columbia, mado sn ssslgnment under tho above. montiobed Act for the benefit ,, of ita creditors to tbe undersigned- All persons having claims against the aaid Assignor aro roquested te lend full psrticulara of same duly verified together witb particulars of incur itics (if any) held by thorn to the UO' " dersigncd assigned on or beforo tlio lmii day of June, 1012, after wblcii dale tho saitl Assiguoos will proceed tu ,, distribute tho assets among the creditors having regard ouly to such claims t ns they shull then havu had notice nf A meeting of thu creditors of »■•' suiil ,,Je\tiioiir Lumber Company I,miu ed. Assignor, will bu held at tho offlce of Messrs. Taylor, Hulme k Inncs, Wl Pender Street West, Vancouvor, B. ft, on Tuesday, the 28th day of May, A.D.. ' 11)12, at three o'clock iu the aftomoon. Iiuted at North Vancouver, B. ft, this 20th day of May, A.D., 1012. THK BURHAKI) DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED, P. L. B. Diploek, Scc.-Trcaa. 285 » HOUSE MOVINO I'liune I'uu ui,u,i 1210, Simpson Bros building movers, lit Fifth Avo. West, Vuncouver, 11. 0, Enquire Simpsou, 1st houae eust of Lonsdale, Iiiih street. Estimates free. 21-U TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received by tho un'1 dcraignod uutil noon uu Friday, the lllst Muy, for the crcctiou of a co!-. luge on the Horticultural Socioty'H ground. Plans ami specifications can be icon nt Mr. Keene's residence, loth uud Ht. George. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. L. KEENE, President of thc North Vaueouver Horticultural Society. 28-5 WE HAVE SOME VERY CHOICE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN ALL FARTS OF THE OITY AND NORTH LONSDALE DIS TRIOT. BEE OUR LIST BEFORE PURCHASING. L. L. WOODARD 121 Becond itreet NORTH VANOOUVER Pbone 467 All New. No Old Stock. .A ' ."...„ Fine assortment of Flower and Garden Seeds in packages. Sweet Peas by the oz. These come dn Hlack, White, Lavender, Pink and Red or mixed. L... .. - .1 Special Lawn Grass, - 50 cti. Ib. Selected White Clover, - 65 cti. Ib. A *ii North Shore Drug Co. \ . P. S. THOMAS, Phm. B. Druggist, 116 Esplanade Weit ' i I
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